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Tuesday Vol.73 Issue 5 September 3, 1990 Bowling Green, Ohio The BG News ■ssszAn Independent Student Voice for 70 Years sasas

BRIEFLY West fears PEOPLE for release

Fight In flight: New Kids on the Block of captives member Donnie Wahlberg got into a scuffle with a fel- low passenger over an air- in Mideast line seat during a weekend flight from Salt Lake City to by Laura King Atlanta, authorities said Monday. Associated Press writer A police report said Wahlberg, 20, fought with Baghdad balked Monday at al- the man in the coach section lowing more airlifts of foreign of Delta Air Lines Flight hostages, and Western govern- 1140 after it left Salt Lake ments expressed fears that Sad- City on Sunday. dam Hussein's government did The report alleged Wahl- not intend to fulfill its promise to berg poked the passenger in free remaining woman and chil- the eye and passenger al- dren captives. legedly responded by kick- Diplomatic efforts to resolve ing Wahlberg in the sto- the month-old Persian Gulf crisis mach. appeared to have bogged down as well. U.N. Secretary-General Ja- vier Perez de Cuellar was meet- WORLD ing Monday with Jordan's King Hussein in Paris after returning Sentence given: empty-handed from talks with A judge in London Mon- Iraq's foreign minister. day ordered a six-month jail President Bush was returning sentence for a train driver to Washington from his vacation who ran a red light and home in Maine, with only a few caused a crash that killed days to prepare for his summit five people and injured 87. with Soviet President Mikhail S. Robert Morgan, 47, Gorbachev. The two are to meet pleaded guilty to two mans- Polka Party ■G News/Jay Murdock Sunday in Helsinki, Finland to laughter charges arising Ika Fest Saturday afternoon. The Elks sponsored the Polka Fest, discuss the crisis set off by Iraq's from the crash at Purley, Don Theile, left, and his wile Dee dance at the Bowling Green Po- which lectured ethnic foods and several polka bands. Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. South London, on March 4, I In advance of the superpower 1989. summit, the foreign ministers of Morgan's train failed to the European Community nations slow down after he passed planned to meet in Rome. Italian two warning signals, and it Foreign Ministry spokesman slammed into the back of a Computer helping New comedy club Giovanni Castellaneta told re- slower train. porters Monday the 12-member The judge issued an EC would be considering Bush's 18-month sentence but sus- request for financial support for pended 12 months "because to 'finger' suspects will offer Bowling the U.S.-led deployment of forces you have never pretended it to the gulf region. was anyone else at fault and by Sonja Barisic have a camera that creates an Secretary of State James A. have never contemplated Associated Press writer electronic image of fingerprints. Baker III is expected Friday in throwing the dust in the AFIS can read and store fing- Green 'dry'humor Saudi Arabia for talks with Kuw- eyes of investigators. You erprints from three sources: a aiti government-in-exile officials, CLEVELAND — New technol- "10-print card" made by pressing also have had a particularly sible to young people, he said. which likely will center on the good character. ogy means city police can now do a suspect's inked fingers against by Sandra J. Kowalsky same subject — the cost of the mi- what television detectives have a piece of paper; a "latent print city writer "Not only do I want to bring litary operation. been doing for years: match fing- from a crime scene made visible national entertainment, but at the In the occupied emirate, dip- erprints to those left at a crime through chemical dusting; or a same time I want to make an at- lomats at 30 embassies continued NATION scene in minutes. "live read" in which a person Top-rated comedians are mosphere void of the problems to defy Iraqi orders to close their A $1.5 million computer system places his or her fingers directly scheduled to perform in Bowling inherent with serving alcohol." doors and get out. The diplomats Countdown continue*: recently installed in the Cleve- on the computer scanner. Green next month with the open- More than 10 non-alcoholic have refused to do so because it NASA's third countdown land Police Department makes AFIS compares the ridges and ing of a non-alcoholic comedy beverages, many of them mock could be seen as implying recog- for the space shuttle the northeastern Ohio city the patterns of the scanned finger- club, addressing the city's need drinks and non-alcoholic beers, nition of Iraq's annexation of Columbia and its astronomy first in Ohio to have the ability to prints against those in the data for underage entertainment. will be served along with peanuts, Kuwait. mission proceeded uninter- electronically sort through fing- base and creates a list of possible Doodles Comedy Club will fea- snack mixes and pizza, Martin The 10-day-old standoff was rupted Monday as its astro- erprint records in a matter of matches, said detective Mitchell ture headliner acts from all over said. taking its toll. East Germany nauts waited patiently for a minutes. Wisniewski. A fingerprint expert the country, including comedians Local amateur comedians, says its envoy was grabbed by planned Thursday liftoff. The technology has become examines the selections and picks who have appeared on "The To- magicians and singers will have a Iraqi authorities and taken to Liftoff is scheduled for available only in the last few the best match, he said. night Show, "Late Night with chance to take part in "Tomor- Baghdad when he ventured out of 1:20 a.m. EDT Thursday. years, Police Chief Edward Ko- The computer can enlarge and i David Letterman," "An Evening row's Comedy Stars Today," he his embassy. The missions are The countdown clock start- vacicsaid. enhance details and make a high- at the Improv" and "Caroline's said. ringed by troops, with power, ed ticking early Monday. Without the Automated Fing- quality, glossy print of the Comedy Hour," general manager "I am hoping to attract young water and telephone service cut erprint Identification System, it images and data on the screen, and owner Frank Martin said. performers from the University off. The envoys and the citizens is nearly impossible to use fing- Wisniewski said. Martin, a former resident of and town on Thursday night," he under their protection are run- STATE erprints to identify criminal cul- Although Cleveland is the only Palm Springs, Calif., said there said. ning out of food and water and prits unless police already have a Ohio city with the system, the seems to be something lacking The club will feature different sweltering in 120-degree temper- Fire kills three: suspect in mind. state plans to purchase one at for the underage in this city, comedians every Friday and Sat- atures. A woman and two chil- Trie Cleveland AFIS system, some point, said Sgt. James which affected his decision to urday night beginning Oct. 5. The punishing Mideast climate dren died in an early morn- unveiled last week, consists of Vance of the Columbus Police i- make the club non-alcoholic and Each show will include three also increased the misery of ing house fire Sunday, fire- three work stations, each with a dentification center, who sat on a 18 and older. comedians and will last about an thousands of refugees, mostly fighters said. computer terminal and printer. state committee to acquire the "The city is lacking in this type hour and a half. Showtimes are Arabs and Asians, who flooded The cause was not imme- Two of the work stations also system. of national entertainment acces- D See Comedy, page 3. across the border into Jordan. diately determined, but he said firefighters estimated damage to the house and a neighboring home at about Lease promises problem reduction year, according to Bakies — was ■*■ explanation___,__._»_„_.!.__» in detail of that par- said.__,., A thivthly rontrent while Amothers expectoinort thpthe year, according to Bakies — w lump sum at the beginning of designed from a model lease WEATHER Landlord-tenant ticular item," Bakies said. Robert Holley, president of the created by the Student Consumer For example, joint and several Wood County Apartment Associa- each semester. The lease — which could be im- Union, a campus organization relationships to liability — meaning that one ten- tion and an owner of several area since the early 1980s. Clouds expected: ant is responsible lor the entire apartment complexes, said the plemented by the 91-92 school Tuesday, considerable amount of rent if the other lease does not clarify everything cloudiness. High in the be strengthened roommates leave — is explained that needs to be clarified, but it lower 80s. in one sentence on most leases, he does allow an opportunity to be- Mainly by Lori Miller said. come more familiar with terms Sheet helps tenants southwest city writer However, the standardized used in most leases. winds5to lease explains joint and several "It gives students a reference lOmph. liability in a full paragraph, he point to start from," he said. avoid problems Chance of A new standardized lease, said. The lease, in its present form, rain 20 which will hopefully eliminate Most students do not realize ev- should only be used as a model for Most students do not find living off-campus for the first time ?;rcent. some problems in Bowling Green erything they are responsible for students to understand how to easy — but if a check-in sheet Is filled out now, later problems uesday tenant-landlord relations, is because they do not take time to read one, rather than an actual can be avoided, according to Director of Student Legal Services night, nearly ready. read the lease or realize what it contract between landlords and Greg Bakies. mostly The lease, pending approval at actually says. renters, Holley said. An inventory check sheet allows tenants a chance to let the cloudy Sept. 26's City-University Re- "(The standardized lease) will If used by rental agencies, rental agency know what was already damaged before they with a slight chance of lations meeting, will inform land- hopefully reduce the number of several points will need to be mo- moved in. showers or thunderstorms. lords and tenants of their individ- differences (that occur) between dified, according to Holley. For example, if a chair has a cigarette burn on the cushion and Low in the mid 60s. Chance ual rights and responsibilities landlords and tenants because Presently, the lease mainly the tenants properly fill out the check sheet, they will not be of rain 30 percent. Wednes- more clearly, said the lease's au- everyone understands the nature Mrtains to rental terms based on blamed for the damage done to the chair. day, variable cloudiness thor Greg Bakies, director of Stu- of the relationship,'' Bakies said. foiour people and does not include If students do not complete their inventory sheet correctly, with a slight chance of dent Legal Services. When students are looking for information on electric or other they may be charged for damages which might have been there showers and thunder- when they moved ui, Bakies said. an apartment, they usually have utility procedures or rules, Holley "Tenants are liable for any damages done (which are not writ- storms. High in the lower This lease — which most of the to read more than one lease and said. 80s. Chance of rain 30 per- rental agencies have accepted — often do not read them seriously, Another problem with the lease ten down on the check sheet)," he said. cent. Moot rental agencies give check sheets to their tenants, but will be more beneficial to stu- Bakies said. is an assumption that every land- students can also pick one up at the Student Legal Services office Compiled from local and dents than previous leases be- With only one lease, "there Is lord collects rent payments by wire reports cause it helps students under- more of a likelihood students will the same method —but this is not located in the Union, Bakies said. stand "key items and gives an read and understand it," Bakies so. Many landlords charge mon- u Tuesday. September 3. 1990 THE BG NEWS Editorial

The BG News -An independent Student Voice- EdltorM jgonl Barbara A. Weadock Editor James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Jill Novak Christian Thompson News Editor News Editor Wynne Everett Lynn Gagel Editorial Editor Assistant Editorial Editor John Kohlstrand City Editor Long wait for 911 system continues F) ublic Enemy attacked poor emergency service in their recent hit "911 is a Joke," but the joke in Wood County is that after four years and a final cost last projected at $300,000, we don't even have a 911 system. Respect due Native Americans There is little doubt that it would be a plus in Wood The battle lines have been theirs and may still be, while at likely. hand, that all Native Americans County. On-campus students have had access to the drawn. The tension heightens the same time proudly relishing Native and African Americans reside on reservations. Native 911 system since the fall of 1987. The digits 9-1-1 are with each passing day. Men are in their heritage. both suffer under economic Americans can be found in all 50 prepared to kill and die for what Meanwhile, the government chains now. While African Amer- states in a variety of trades, but it universal and easy to remember in a crisis — su- they believe in. On the surface the has surrounded the tribe and is icans strive for equality in fact is more than highly likely, they perior to fumbling about for an individual depart- confrontation seems to be a ready to grind them into the and not just rhetoric, so do Native don't want to see their heritage ment's phone number. simple land dispute, however, re- ground like an old divot. The mili- Americans. Too often, however, continue to be snubbed and tram- But the process of installing this system has been a ligious and cultural interests play tant Mohawks reported they had the struggle of Native Americans pled. comedy of poor decision making, from its poorly a major role as well. been told to surrender Monday or is forgotten and relegated to the President Thomas Jefferson is The world looked on with inter- they would face an army attack. past. hailed for many things, among planned inception to an official's unwillingness these est at first, but other crises To me, I must admit, it seems I think it impossible for anyone them his philosophy of freedom days to even guess when the system will be com- around the globe and at home somewhat strange to be reading to rationally defend the persecu- and the Louisana Purchase. We plete. stole their attention. The two par- about army and "'indian" clashes tion of natives of this continent in bought thousands of acres of land April 1987 was established as the target date for ties with their blockades and guns the past six centuries. However, from Napoleon and began to the system to go on-line by county commissioner finally were left alone. some may argue that the U.S. fulfill our manifest destiny." In Oka, Quebec the tension be- government is taking care of Yet, now in 1990 we must re- Leonard Stevens after its proposal in the previous tween Mohawks and Canadian Toys in Native Americans through the member it was wrong then to buy year. soldiers perhaps is at its most reservation system. and sell another person's culture, If software technology on the market at the time — tense in the 2-month-old standoff. Huge tracts of land are set lifestyle, and heritage without proven, dependable software — had been utilized, Shots have been fired, troops ad- My aside for the continuing preser- their participation (if even then). perhaps this goal could have been met. vance. vation of the Native American Even when the Native Americans A few months ago editorial culture, pseudo-pundits may did make trades or treaties with But the county chose to contract a private pro- Kges were full of references to Attic claim. the U.S. government, these prom- grammer to write the software — something of a e "Quebec problem." People Yeah, right! ises were usually broken. chancy decision for even the simplest of tasks. To- talked of secession. by The reservation system is in Native Americans today have day the programming is still being upgraded and re- First there were cultural dif- James A. desperate need of review. NaUve every right to stand up and make fined by the Sheriff's Department. ferences not settled through the Americans on reservations have demands of the U.S. government. Meech Lake accord between Tinker one of the highest rates of alcohol- You can't rewrite the past, but The county's goals were not simple, and this is why French-speaking Quebec and ism in the nation, medical care is you can prevent history from re- the software needed to be specially written. They other provinces. Then the Mo- in the present tense. Stories such in shambles and government peating itself. Let's start now. wanted a system which would instantly route calls to hawks defiantly stood their as this are more likely found in funding for basic needs, such as If you're interested in express- the appropriate municipal or county law- ground and claimed they were history texts. food, is a disgrace. ing your opinion concerning enforcement agency "without a chance for human defending land that was rightfu- U.S. history books are full of Yes, some Native Americans Native American rights you may lly theirs and could not be de- stories about brave pioneers bat- do want to live as their ancestors want to contact groups including: error." veloped. tling heathen savages. did, without any modern conven- The system would also call up information about a The Canadian government, Vet, despite the white man's iences, but it's difficult to con- U.S. Dept. of the Interior caller — a person's name, address, telephone num- however, has seen fit to allow the diligent attempts to push Native vince youth to give up their Attention: Indian Affairs ber and medical information, for example. Much of expansion of a nine-hole golf Americans info the sea or into sneakers and heavy metal 1800 C Streets, NW this information was obtained by sending out ques- course in Oka. The new back nine their graves, Native Americans albums for past glory. Washington, D.C. 20240 would be built on the disputed still exist — proudly. But ob- And it would be rather difficult tionnaires to Wood County residents. land. viously all is not well. to effectively live as they once Don't be surprised if Pulling these features together in a 911 system has Blood may spill upon the earth Here in the United States, did, considering the cities, high- tomorrow's Oka is in Oklahoma been a major source of delay. Deadlines were and orphans may be born and for where slavery was once an insti- ways, fields, grazing cattle and or in the Dakotas or elsewhere. missed as county employees entered this informa- what? A golf course! tution and genocide was nearly a- deforested regions traversing the Let us avoid armed conflict, tion into the computer, verified it through phone The Oka Mohawks are trying to chieved, confrontations such as continent. however, by actively pursuing calls and mapped all county phones by jurisdiction. preserve land that once was those in Canada are more than Do not believe, on the other progress for all our citizens. The delay has also cost area residents more than access to the system. The current $300,000 estimate is a far cry from the $110,000-$125,000 originally projected. Respond THE BG NEWS STAFF The county should have stuck with a simpler Photo Editor Paul Vernon Copy Editor Sandra J Kowalsky Photo Editor John Gneshop Copy Editor Michelle Laherty system to begin with — these "enhancements" sim- Sports Editor Chartea To- Copy Editor Matthew G Mkjhefl ply are not worth the cost, or the delay. The BO News editorial The News reserves the Sports Editor Matt Schroder Copy Editor Lori Miller Wire Editor Ivan Qroger Copy Editor Ta/a Raineon Easily accessible phone equipment can already page is your campus light to reject any materi- Asst Wire Editor Tanya Moore Copy Editor . . Jennifer Taday register the phone number of any caller, and a name al that is offensive, mali- Insider Editor Dennis RoOeugh Copy Editor Michelle Taylor and address can be pulled quickly from phone com- cious or Cbelous. All sub- Asst Insider Editor Mlchele Banks Copy Editor JJ Thompson Letters to the editor missions are subject to Chief Copy Editor Matthew A Daneman Copy Editor Jeremy Weber pany records, if not from the callers themselves. Chiet Copy Editor Anthony Bums Prod. Sup'r Morrts Near should be a maximum of condensation. Copy Editor Irene Babeaux Prod. Sup'r Gene Powell As neat and technological as it sounds, the other MCWfiO words in length and Copy Editor Michelle Banks Prod Sup'r Sean Rlsser information the 911 system would provide — medical should be typewritten, information, the number of occupants in a home — Please address all sub- The BG News Is published dally Tuesday through Friday during, the academic can be supplied over the phone by the complainant, if Address or OCMB number, missions to: year and weekly during the summer session by the Board of Student Publica- and telephone number, tions of Bowling Green State University needed at all. The question also arises of how well must be included, although Editorial Editor Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect »he opinions of these files can be maintained, especially in a county telephone numbers will not The BG Newt The BG News. with a relatively large segment of transient Univer- bei til West HaH The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- sity students. Records will be regularly compared to ployers; and do not discriminate in hihng practices. those of the phone company, and a county employee The BG News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, de- will enter other information into the system, accord- grading, or insulting on the basis of race, sex, or national origin. ing to county executive Linda Amos. But is it worth CORRECTION- Copyright 1990 All Rights Reserved. an employee's time for such marginally useful in- Business Office Editorial Office formation? In the Aug. 30 edition of the News, a story titled "Local Mili- 214 West Had Ph: (419) 372-2601 210 West Hall Ph: (419) 372-2603 tary personnel face chance of activation" incorrectly stated that As for mapping phone numbers by iursidiction, Bowling Green State University this could have been done fairly accurately by their Joe vasil is a member of the International Guard. Vasil is a Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0276 member of the 200th Red Horse Division of the Air National 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 3-digit prefix (in Bowling Green these would be 352-, Guard. Monday through Friday 353- and 354-). Any anomolies could be transferred to the correct agency easily, with the right equipment. The entire county did not have to be laboriously 5:15 By J.A. Holmgren mapped. In short, the entire county could have been calling IfcAN'THBfB'S 911 a long time ago with a cheaper, simpler system. y It seems to us that our county leaders had no idea see* 7Wfi«f ifw, \ "- HARt>LT eUPUAi DON'T ve what they were getting themselves into when they pl&CI/SS proposed the enhanced 911 system. How WILL HW THIS It is hard to believe that county officials can esti- x.LerfH&l oini mate a completion date in April, 1987; change it to ptsmfnm September, 1987; hedge a bit; replan for near the end of 1989; reword that to mean the end of 1989; tell us they don't know eight months after that and still know what the heck they are doing. I r!(\ Now the county isn't telling us when they expect 911 to be complete. Well, we don't blame them. But don't expect us to keep a straight face when they start talking about 911 again THE BG NEWS Tuesday, September 3. 1990 3 Classic rock revisits Toledo University radio stations

by Sandra J. Kowalksy enzen said "there are a lot of volumes and is growing weekly. city writer closet rockers out there." Eric Clapton, John Cougar Mel- He said even a 67 year-old lencamp, Bruce Springsteen, Bob offer diverse formats woman has called the station Seger, The Who, The Doors, Pink Classic rock has made a come- several times to request songs. Floyd, The Eagles and Phil Col- back this summer — in the form Mitch Green, a former em- lins are some of the artists the WFAL and WBGU provide entertainment, employment of Toledo's newest radio station, ployee of WOSE, now works as a station broadcasts. WXKR-FM 94.5. part-time weekend DJ for Although the station does not by Tara A. Rainson roll," Forthofer said. Alternative music played by On June 25, WXKR replaced WXKR. He said he believes clas- subscribe to the Arbitron ratings staff writer Forthofer cited the Eagles, the station include selections WOSE, an adult contemporary sic rock also has an appeal to col- yet, Lorenzen said they had Guns 'N Roses, Led Zepplin and from They Might Be Giants and station which was bankrupt and lege students and even younger received a 1.9 share already in Bon Jovi as artists commonly The Dead Kennedys, he said. on the verge of being closed listeners — many of whom were July. University students seeking played by his station. Both stations operate 24 hours a down, Jim Lorenzen, WXKR gen- not even born when many of these "This means that the few peo- work experience or just looking WFAL plays music similar to day, seven days a week in West eral manager said. songs were hits. Sile who are listening are listening for a way to have fun may be in- WIOT-104 FM, "with a little bit Hall. After the buyout, new state- or a long time," he said. terested in getting involved with harder edge," he said. of-the-art offices, facilities and He said the station received one of the University's two on- WFAL broadcasts six news- equipment were built to replace 1 2,200 requests in July alone. "The campus radio stations. WFAL- WBGU-88.1 FM emplovs about casts each day and both campus the previous station's facilities. AudASMCioac response has been overwhelm- AM 680 employs 125-150 people 30 people — none of whom are and professional sporting events, "we've invested a tremendous ing," he said. from all majors and all levels of Eaid, Programming Director such as the Falcon hockey team amount of dollars in this thing," "A lot of people think the songs Lorenzen said the station will experience, General Manager ric Klinger said. Some jocks are and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Lorenzen said. "It's mind- are old reruns, Green said. "But be heavily involved with promo- Bill Forthofer said. majors in the Department of Forthofer said. boggling." for a lot of people it's new mu- tion. At last weekend's Tole- "Some people want to do this Radio-Television-Film, but many After extensive research was sic." dofest, station members got for the rest of their lives, some are from different areas, he said. In addition to its radio broad- conducted throughout Northern Green recalls the promotional together with the Vietnam Vet- are just having fun," he said. casts, WFAL provides the back- Ohio by the University's Popula- stunt the new station pulled while erans Association to hand out or- The station's employees gen- "(I think our diversity is) part ground music for cable Channel tion and Society Research he worked at WOSE. ange ribbons in support of the erally are not paid, but there are of the reason we don't act like a 14, which is run by the Bowling Center, the classic rock format "The new station kept playing members of the military in the some exceptions. Forthofer said. regular radio station," he added. Green Chamber of Commerce, he was decided upon, Lorenzen said. commercials with the song 'All Middle East. DJ s who work parties or dan- WBGU's music selection includes added. Lorenzen said the research my Ex's Lived in Texas' and ad- "My choice is to be actively in- ces and producers of on-air ad- country, blues, urban and jazz, showed 65 percent of the popula- vertising for a new country volved in the community, he vertisements are paid — sales Klinger said. WBGU broadcasts news four tion aged 18 and older wanted a station,' Green said. said. people also make commissions on times each day and strictly cam- classic rock station and 71 per- He said on the first day of WXKR air talents include K.C. all ads sold, he explained. "(We play) anything you can't pus sports, including Falcon bas- cent said they would listen to a broadcasting the DJ's began Hammer, Tracy Thompson, The station plays "...pretty hear on other stations," Klinger ketball, football and hockey, classic rock station. singing the country song and then Dean Scott, D.C. Bash and Big much straightforward rock-n- said. Klinger said. WXKR is the only station with blasted into a classic rock song. Jimmy Wonder. the all-classic rock format in the "I almost had a heart attack," Lorenzen said most of the air Toledo market, Lorenzen claims. he said. talent and employees are from FAST FUNDRAISING JOE WILLIAMS N G S AND N G S "Another reason for the (for- Lorenzen said the music li- the local area, including three PROGRAM mat) choice was because we felt brary currently includes 1.200 University graduates. Bowling Green State Unhrtraity the market was not being College ol Musical Arts served," he said. presents $1 IN The station's primary demo- JUST graphic ages are 25 to 49, but Lor- III ONE WCEK Joe Williams Miscellany Earn up to $1000 in one week Comedy for your campus organization. Saturday. September 15.1990 8 p.m. • Kobacker Hall • BGSU D Continued from page 1. magazine Plus a chance at SSOOO more! Tickets. $8, $14,520 scheduled for 8 and 10:30 p.m. Admission on Friday will be $8 is holding its first organizational meeting (Students receive i %2 discount) and Saturday's admission will be This program works' To reserve tickets, $10. University student IDs shown 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6 No investment needed. call 419/372-8171 at the door will reduce the price Supported in part with a grant by $2 each night. Commons, Second Floor West Hall from Arts Midwest and the A two-beverage minimum will Call 1 800-9324)528 Ext. 50 Oti IO Arts Council require each patron to buy two drinks during the performance. Writers, photographers Thursday night shows will begin at 8 and admission will be $3. & staff members needed. X i! X V. X !.' X V. X '..' X '..* X *..' X '..' X '..' X '..' X '..' X '..' X '..' X '..' There will be no drink purchasing All majors welcome. requirements these nights. Since the seating capacity of the club is 160, Martin said reservations are encouraged. Call Gina at 352-4809 The club, located at 1616 E. CHI Wooster St. in Greenwood Centre for more information. Shopping Plaza, is currently under construction. xo OMEGA proudly presents our 1990 Fall Pledge Class .. Shannon Anderson Missy Hughes STUDENT LEGAL Hallee Arena KiKi Huston Heather Auble Tracy Keener Lora Bauler Ann Kleis SERVICES, INC, Jen Belter Kellie Kreinbrink Sandi Bielanski Julie Laughman Sarah Blackman Penny Merreot Jenny Buell Suzanne Merrick WELCOME TO Dawn Buening Jen Peters Tracy Burns Diane Prohaska BOWLING GREEN Lori Case Jennifer Purdy Jenny Conner Missy Ready STATE UNIVERSITY Jessica Crooks Shelley Santora Lisa Davis Lara Schneider Amy DeKay Katie Schultz Apartment Problems? 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by J.J. Thompson up about SO USG senator applica- there has been an increase in the Gsittons. Besides district sena- staff writer tions during orientation, Schnet- number of students voting in USG rs, USG also has at-large sena- zer said, which is a good indica- elections. tors who are elected in the spring. tion. Warm weather and free soda At-large senators differ from the Elections for Undergraduate Applications for the elections pop combined to entice student district senators since they re- Student Government district are available now in 405 Student voters in the spring, a combina- present the entire campus in- senators are underway, and USG Services, and must be returned tion Schnetzer hopes to see this stead of students within a certain Vice President Linda Schnetzer is by Sept. 10 at 12 p.m. fall. jurisdiction. enthusiastic about student re- Once applications are returned, "It made a big difference," she District and at-large senators sponse this year. prospective senators will meet said. have an essential job, Schnetzer Not only should the burgeoning with Schnetzer at 6:45 p.m. on the Elections will be Sept. 18, and said, one which includes repre- voter turnout continue, but the 10th to discuss campaign rules, results will be announced at noon senting students, improving stu- number of students interested in but she encourages them to come the following day on the second dent fife and working toward senator positions should be high early for the general assembly floor of the Students Services campus changes. as well. meeting that evening. Building. "Senators are the most impor- Because of this trend, and the "I hope all prospective sena- Following the elections, newly tant people on campus because good response from freshmen tors will watch during (the meet- elected senators and other USG they have the power to vote," she during a USG information ses- ing)," she said. members will attend a manda- said. sion, Schnetzer is optimistic Once the campaigning begins, tory weekend retreat. about the fall elections. Schnetzer plans to encourage During the retreat, Schnetzer Until the elections, USG mem- "I would say that with the in- students to vote by placing adver- said members will get to know bers will spend the transition terest (shown) at the freshman tisements in newspapers, signs in one another, do a lot of brain- time between the beginning meeting, voter turnout should be the Union Oval and announce- storming, and learn parliamen- school year and fall elections or- up," she stated. ments in dorms. tary procedure and what is ex- ganizing and getting used to their Prospective senators snapped During the past five years, pected from them in their new jobs, Schnetzer said.

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WASHINGTON (AP)— Oh, to be The show marks the 100th an- ce, Ark.; Bridal Veil, Ore., and called Laurel and Hardy in Iowa, deserted in college chumming on Lake Chargogga- niversary of the U.S. Board on BlissvUle, Vt. Burns and Allen in Michigan, goggmanchauggagoggchau- Geographic Names, the federal When Christmas comes, you'll Carpenter and Hammer in South bunagungamaugg. authority that has officially rec- Dakota, and Narrows and Tight by Kevin Walzer By the time you've pronounced ognized nearly 7 million foreign find a holiday mood in 836 places Associated Press writer it, you've probably hooked a bass and domestic names for use in across America with Beth- Squeeze in Virginia. Not to men- in this popular fishing spot in government maps and pub- lehem" in their names. There are tion Ding Dong, Texas. CINCINNATI — Going away to college often means growing away southern Massachusetts, which lications. a dozen places named "holly" in If you nave a taste for the unu- from a high school sweetheart, a Miami University administrator boasts the longest name in the Maryland, a town called Santa sual, by the way, Texas la your says. United States. Also known as If you're an optimist, you'll feel Claus in Georgia and an Oregon place. There you'll find towns High school romances interrupted by one or both people going to col- Lake Webster, its Indian name at home in Top of the World, stream called Dormer and Blit- called Loco, Faker, Bug Tussle, lege can be sustained with effort, but more often than not, leaving a means, "I fish on my side, you N.M., or Carefree, Ariz. If you're zen. Cut and Shoot, Noodle, Tarzan, "hometown honey" means leaving the relationship behind, said fish on your side and nobody fi- a pessimist, you might be more There's a Yankeetown and a Dime Box, Turkey and Jot 'Em James Slager, Miami director of student services. shes in the middle." comfortable in Lowpoint, IU., or Crackertown in Florida, towns Down. "They go away, they leave someone behind, they don't really know Droop, W.Va. in a lot of cases now to define it anymore," Slager said in a telephone The lake is among dozens of interview. geographic oddities celebrated in The romantically inclined will When new college students arrive on campus, a world they haven't a new Library of Congress exhibi- enjoy an odyssey through Venus, lived in before is suddenly opened to them. tion titled "A World of Names," Texas, and Romeo, Mich., fol- The new freedoms they face makes it tough for them to remain true which opens Thursday through lowed by Ogle, Ky.: Valentine, ratulation&l to romances formed back home, Slager said. Jan. 15. Neb.; Kissimmee, Fla.; Roman- "At 18 years of age you have made decisions; as you get involved at other things at school you grow, you change and your interest in other people changes as well," Slager said. Erin Students can maintain relationships with hometown sweethearts, Bowling Green Dart Association but those that do are "very definitely in the minority." he said. The key to sustaining such relationships is long-distance communi- ^Mi Fandel cation and an understanding that things will be different, Slager said. 90-91 League Now Forming College men should also take note of a societal change. At one time, women were more likely to remain attached to their high school Sign up ot Service Barber Shop romances. BG News "But that's much less true now than it used to be," Slager said. 426 €. UJooster St. j Also, relationships among young people today are often much more Salesperson of the week casual than in previous generations, and that makes splits more Deadline: Saturday Sept. 8 S^ likely, Slager said. August 2631. 1990 Slager said, however, that when high school romance dies, new pos- sibilities are born. Homeless girl studies This semester, take some electives at Stanford OXNARD, Calif. (AP) - Lupe in communications. Vasquez is spending the waning days of summer with her family — farm workers who live in a ramshackle homeless shelter on the edge of town. This fall, she'll return to Stan- ford University, where she hopes 60 minutes of to maintain her B-plus average as a sophomore studying science longdistance. and engineering. "I'd like to think the second year will be easier. Introducing AESfT For free. But I don't think so," the 18-year- old said. "I'm going to have har- Student Saver Plus. Movies. Videos. der classes and a heavier load." This year ill! be easier to When she graduated second in get through college Because And more. 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"I don't even want to remember my first year, it was so hard," she recalled with a gri- mace. "My brain was just going all the time. I could never get to sleep before 3 in the morning. Call from And finals were just awful. "The first two to three weeks I anywhere to really felt homesick," said Ms. Vasquez. "I wanted to see my anywhere. mom. I wanted to go back to the Well give you a Zoe." bee AT&T Calling That's the Zoe Christian Card, even if you Center, a former Japanese in- don't have a phone ternment camp that is now a So you'll be able to homeless shelter. You don't need make a call from Ms. Vasquez's mother, step- to wait till spring almost any phone and father and four younger siblings have it billed to you, have shared crowded rooms to get a break. wherever you live. there for two years, struggling to With the AT&T Reach Ouf save enough to rent an apartment America Plan', youll get savings in town. 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. Ms. Vasquez spent the first few Including 25% off our already weeks of summer at the shelter, low evening prices". lb enroll in the AT&T Student Saver Plus home to about 150 people, mostly programs that are right for you, or to get the couples and single mothers with best value in long distance service, call us. children. They just might be the most profitable electives She found it hard to concentrate and took a room in her former youll ever take. high school counselor's home. She finds time to visit her family 1800 654-0471 Ext. 1231 almost daily. Ms. Vasquez was 2 years old when her mother and father sep- AIXT. Helping make arated. The mother, Maria Leyva, left Chihuahua, Mexico, college life a little easier. bringing her two eldest daught- ers, Lupe and Virginia, with ner to Mirage, Ariz. Mrs. Leyva, 39, said Lupe has loved school ever since she entered kindergarten at age 4. Mrs. AT&T Leyva's schooling ended with fifth grade. The right choice. "Even when Lupe was sick she forced herself to go to her classes," Mrs. Leyva said in Spanish. "She was born to study." Soon, little Lupe was carrying armfuls of library books home to the succession of crowded apartments and boarding house *n» wvtt may not be available in IOKJOW lulls on your campus rooms her family shared. Mrs. THiCOunt applies to out of «s*r calls direct dialed 5-10 pm, Sunday-fliday Leyva met her second husband in the onion fields. Tuesday. September 3, 1990 THE BG NEWS

Iraq top priority at Disguised Hoosier flees Kuwait AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Dick equivalent of $5,000 for the seven- Clay, a burly German-Irish Hoo- hour drive to the Jordan border. upcoming summit sier with a mustache and beer be- By then, his party had grown by lly, doesn't look much like a Fili- TENSION 25 Filipino women. pino. But he made a daring es- When Clay reached Jordan, he by Tom Raiim cape from Kuwait disguised as had to spend three days hiding Associated Press writer one, using fake Philippine docu- IN THE DESERT among dozens of real Filipinos ments forged by a loyal friend. under a makeshift shelter at a KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine — President Bush wrapped up a three- Clay, 46, managed to slip The stamp was fashioned from and distinctly European eyes. squalid, desperate camp in no week vacation Monday and prepared to head back to the White House across the Iraqi-Jordanian fron- a rubber shower sandal; the And he has a large U.S. Navy tat- man's land past the Iraq border to get ready for his summit in Helsinki with Soviet President Mikhail tier last week with 34 Filipino black ink was made royal purple too on his right hand. before the Jordanians could pro- Gorbachev. employees by pretending he was by diluting it with milk. He pulled a baseball cap down cess the refugees. White House aides said Bush's Helsinki trip may be extended by one one of them. His week-long flight On paper, the American con- low over his brown hair, wore There, he sent scouts to find a day to give the president a chance to meet on Saturday with Finnish took all the ingenuity of World struction manager Richard large sunglasses and disappeared Westerner. President Mauno Koivisto. In that case, Bush will leave for Finland on War II prisoners' flight from Sta- Eugene Clay became Ricardo into a roomy long-sleeved shirt. They found Jim Nuttal of Save Friday, said deputy press secretary Roman Popadiuk. lagl7. Erazo. His hometown of Bloo- "I know of one case where 12 the Children, who saved Clay. The president win meet with Gorbachev for about five hours on He had to hide for three days in mingion, Ind., where his wife Iraqi soldiers raped a Filipino But the tough part was getting Sunday, including luncheon talks, and then return to Washington. the Iraqi capital — swarming Claudia and three children were lady," Clay said. "They killed her out of Iraq. Clay cleared every The crisis in the Middle East tops the agenda, although the presi- with Saddam Hussein's secret waiting, became Batangas City in brother when he tried to help her. hurdle, finally garnering the dent and White House aides have stressed that several other subjects police and their army of infor- the Philippines. That's a fact. She was still in the treasured exit stamp on his false — including progress toward an agreement on reducing troops and mers — and tough out a heart- "I was hiding in Kuwait until hospitalospii when I left." travel document. Then, at a last tanks in Europe — will also be discussed in some detail. stopping encounter with Iraqi the Iraqis said they'd hang Clalay left behibehind $85,000 in the check before entering Jordan, an Side meetings between aides to Bush and Gorbachev are not border guards. anyone who helped shelter for- bank and antap apartment full of be- Iraqi guard stuck his head into planned for this summit, said an official who spoke on condition of His one-page travel document eigners," Clay said in an inter- longings whicn he doesn't expect the bus. anonymity. Such sessions usually are standard Juring summit meet- was a masterpiece of fakery. A view. "Then I figured it was time to see again. He glared at Clay and said: ings. Filipino instrument technician to go." His small convoy made it to "Marine?" Anonother official described the one-day session as more an "informal spent 10 laborious days duplicat- That was Aug. 20, almost three Bagdhad after two traffic acci- "Filipino," said Clay. meeting" between the two leaders. ing the Philippines Embassy seal weeks after Iraq overran Kuwait. dents and some close shaves on The Iraqi took him off the bus Bush has said he does not expect the Soviet Union to mediate be- and creating a long inscription in By then, he was ready. the border. At each roadblock, Fi- for six hours of interrogation. tween Iraq and the United States. tiny English characters. Even with his false papers pre- lipino friends stood in the bus Clay's friends rallied around pared, Clay's appearance posed door and passed out his papers. him. They piled their luggage rl'U'Mt no UPDIIT€ uno UPDHTC uno UPDRT« uno UPDRTC uno UPDATE problems. The group was stuck in Bagh- across the road, insisting that if Filipinos tend to be small and dad for three days, which Clay Clay was returned to Baghdad, slender, dark-eyed and dark- spent huddling between the oth- they'd go too. haired. But Clay's face is a great ers in a car or hiding in three ho- They scuffled with Iraqi guards UflO Update red expanse of rugged terrain, tel rooms with 128 others. swinging truncheons. Finally, with a prominent sunburned nose He rented another bus for the one woman barged into the border office, wailing that she could not be separated from her uncle. Finally, the stern-faced Iraqi handed back Clay's document Applications are now

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Falcons run wild past U. of Cincinnati by Matt Schroder ankle injury early in the second seven-point advantage midway sports editor quarter. Smith earned MAC through the third quarter. offensive player of the week hon- But with 10:51 to play in the ors for his efforts. game, Johnson truly made his CINCINNATI — The Bowling Back-up tailback Zeb Jackson presence felt. Green air-attack which led the then entered the game long Cincinnati had tied the game at Mid-American Conference in enough to earn 31 yards on just 20 late in the third with a 91-yard passing five of the last eight four carries. But it was his fourth scoring drive. But Johnson struck seasons has been grounded until attempt which put Jackson out back with a 30-yard burst to the further notice. for the game with a neck sprain. right side for the winning touch- But don't be Losing his first two tailbacks down. fooled. The before halftime, BG head coach "We knew George was fast and Falcons did not Moe Ankney was forced to call we knew he had talent," Ankney use Woody upon third-string freshman said. "But I think he surprised Hayes' old phi- George Johnson. The Sarasota, everybody. It was definitely a losophy of three • Fla. native picked up right where pleasant surprise." yards and a his teammates left off — gaining What also may come as a shock cloud of dust to 107 yards including a 30-yard to some, is the game was much defeat Cincin- scamper for a touchdown. closer than the Falcons' 14-point nati 34-20 in "Toward the end of the second winning margin may indicate. Sunday's open- Ankney quarter coach told me to get BG scored first on the game's i n g non- ready becuase I might be going in opening drive. It took quarter- conference game at Riverfront the second half," Johnson said. back Erik White and company Stadium. "Then when Zeb got hurt, I just just 2:32 seconds to punch it in It was more like seven yards had to rise to the occasion." from 59 yards out. Smith capped and a streak of flames. And rise he did. the march with a 4-yard scoring BG running backs darted left, Leading 17-13 at halftime. run. right, and up the middle — burn- Bowling Green started its second The offensive line set the tone ing the Bearcat defenders for 294 possession of the third quarter on for the afternoon by blowing open rushing yards. You have to look its own 48 yard line. Enter George huge holes for Falcon ball car- back to Sept. 8, 1978 for the last Johnson. riers to sprint through and giving time a Falcon team collected so His first four runs went for 4, White all day to sit in the pocket. many. 12,10, and 2 yards, setting up the "They dominated our defensive Sophomore tailback LeRoy Falcons' second field goal of the line and front seven people most Smith racked up 112 yards on just game. Todd Powell's 41-yard kick 16 carries before leaving with an split the uprights to give BG a □ See Victory, page 12. Tailbacks take center stage inexperience. At the 12:44 mark of the thrid by Charles Toil Number 20 was not supposed to quarter, Johnson watched as me- sports editor do anything extensive that day — dics carried reserve tailback Zeb special teams duty and maybe a Jackson off the field on a stre- CINCINNATI — Sophomore few handoffs. cher. With Smith already in jur- tailback LeRoy Smith didn't ied, Johnson knew it was his turn. think about calling it quits during On the sidelines, Smith gave halftime of Sunday's game the freshman some words of con- against the University of Cincin- fidence. nati. "I knew he was pretty nervous Instead, he was wearing his going into the game," Smith said. equipment and the number 19 still "I just told him to keep the ball in displayed on the back of his uni- and run hard. I was pretty sure form as he limped onto the side- after the first couple of hits he lines of Riverfront Stadium be- would settle down. fore the start of the third quarter. Johnson said the support of his A strained left ankle suffered Smith Johnson teammates helped. on a 22-yard sprint to the four Entering the game, the differ- "I haven't worked with the first yard line with 7:06 left before half ences between Johnson and team that much, but I have had had put the Toledo native's game Smith weren't in athletic ability, enough. Everybody had faith in status in doubt. but in experience. Smith earned me. Everybody encouraged me," Smith (6-1, 195 lbs.) already his starting position after carry- Johnson said. "I knew I had to had broken his career rushing ing the rushing load as a fresh- rise to the occassion." high with 112 yards on 16 carries man last year. Both teams soon found out in the first half, but he wanted quickly that he would. more. Johnson (6-0, 1751bs.) was the Unfortuately Smith didn't get new kid on the scene trying to On the Falcons' next posses- to play, but he still was part of the earn playing time from his third sion, Johnson took the first three game. string spot. handoffs up the middle for four, ■O Newt/John Grleshop Freshman tailback George 12 and 14 yard scrambles. The Sophomore running back LeRoy Smith eludes Unlnverlslty of Cincinnati defensive tackle Kyle Stroh during Johnson also wanted playing But by the end of the game, the next drive Johnson continued to tirst half action Sunday. Smith rushed lor 112 yards before ln|urlng his left ankle and sitting out the entire time, but he wasn't playing be- differences between Smith and See Tall- second hall. Despite the Injury Smith was voted MAC player of the week. cause of an injury, but because of Johnson weren't so evident. back*, page 11. Volleyball Soccer triumphs in Labor Day sweeps tournament in Maine The Bowling Green soccer by Steve Easton team got its season off on sports writer the right foot this weekend. Playing in Maine at the The Bowling Green Kick Off Tournament, the women's volleyball team Falcons posted two shutouts came within two games of — a 5-0 victory over Siena perfection enroute to cap- and a 2-0 win over Syracuse. turing the George Washing- Monday against Siena, ton Labor Day Volleyball sophomore forward Rob Festival by posting six vic- Martella led the Falcons tories. with two goals and two as- Junior Tammy Schiller sists. His first was a penalty was named Most Valuable kick at 59:46 into the match Player for the tournament and the second was a free as she totalled a .433 hitting kick from the top of the box percentage (78 kills-10 er- at the 67:00 mark. rors-157 total attempts), 11 Sophomore back Chris solo blocks, and 47 digs.. Williams started the scoring "Tammy was pheno- for BG with a comer kick menal. She jumped ex- into the net, assisted by tremely well and was some- Brian Ferguson. times able to put the ball Carlos Arzabe and Bob down around the five-foot Boyle added single goals for line," Coach Denise Van De the Falcons. Walle said. "She was a Junior goalkeeper Greg complete player by blocking Murphy only saw two shots and attacking balls and on goal and three corner serving tough. kicks all day and was only Syracuse and Maryland forced to make one save. were the only teams able to Sunday against Syracuse, win a game versus BG in the Murphy was tested more weekend tournament. often, but the results were The Falcons opened up the same. The Orangemen against Syracuse experienc- attempted seven shots but ing titters as they were ex- missed them all. tended to four games (15-12, Midfielder Bob Boyle and forward Ken Sorensen 17-15,8-15,154). scored BG goals. Sorensen's Van De Walle noticed ed- "»• K»Y/ Eric Mull giness on both sides of the Sacked head flick at the 52:10 mark court as it was the opening following a Steve Cain assist match of the season for each Falcon junior defensive lineman Mark Ross wraps up Bearcat quar- Bearcats needed just one or two first downs to be In field goal range was all the Falcons needed. team. terback Paul Anderson and eventually strips him ol the football. and score go-ahead points since the game was tied at 20. But after BG will put its brand new "Syracuse was the Keith Pace recovered the fumble for BG which led to the winning Ross shot the gap and caused the turnover, UC never really made a undefeated record on the favorite to win the tourna- touchdown run. The play was even more Important because the serious threat the rest of the afternoon. Despite allowing 20 points In line on Saturday, Sept. 8 at ment," Van De Walle said. game's momentum had shifted In favor of Cincinnati. The UC de- the first three quarters, the Falcon delense toughened In the final home against Ohio State. "Both teams looked a little fense had just pinned the Falcons deep In their own territory and stanza and shut-out Cincinnati In the last 15:00. The Falcons were 7-2 at forced them to punt. Starting a drive on the BG 38-yard line, the home a year ago and sluggish and a little scared. defeated the Buckeyes 1-0 O See Volleyball, page 12. last season in Columbus. 1 Tuesday September 3 1990 THE BG NEWS Six strokes separate Browns cut Bahr; Bengals lose Woods BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Matt was unable to kick in Saturday's Ryan, the longtime Jets scheduled with holdout corner- Bahr, the most accurate kicker in final exhibition game against the backup, had been brought in to back Frank Minnifield. BG golfers from title Cleveland Browns history, lost New York Giants. Bahr was be- learn the Browns' system this CDC his job Monday to a preseason in- ing given the benefit of the doubt summer in case they eventually CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cin- jury and a kicker from Canada. because of his .741 success rate on need an replacement for starter cinnati Bengals placed running by Kevin dimming* Bahr was one of 12 players field goals despite having to Bernie Kosar. Also waived were back Ickey Woods on the injured sports wrtl«r waived by the Browns as they re- spend naif his time on Cleveland linebackers Lawrence McGrew list Monday and cut rookie place- duced their roster to the NFL Stadium's slippery grass field. and Kerry Owens, defensive back regular-season limit of 47. Other kicker David Browndyke to reach Balance definitely is the key to success for the Falcon women's golf Kauric, 27, says the prospect of Falanda Newton, running backs the 47-player roster limit. notable players cut included kicking in bad weather on uncer- Darryl Clack and Nuu Faaola, Woods, who rushed for 1.066 team this year. quarterback Pat Ryan and for- tain footing doesn't frighten him. With four Bowling Green players finishing within four strokes of mer No. 1 draft pick Clifford wide receiver Eugene Rowell, yards two years ago as a rookie, each other, the Falcons finished fifth in a 24 team field at the Lady "It's no Florida in Edmonton, offensive linemen Dave Smith will be unavailable to the team Charlton. Alberta, let me tell you," he said. and George Hawthorne and de- for the first six games. He saw Irish Invitational in Indiana this weekend. Replacing Bahr as Cleveland's Led by team captain Heidi Wright, the lady linksters finished only "I kicked on a grass field up fensive lineman Darryl Sims. only limited playing time a year placekicker is Jerry Kauric, an there. That's one reason I tried Sims was a 1985 first-round pick six strokes in back of champion Northern Illinois, and one shot behind NFL rookie who spent the past ago after knee surgery and is still fourth place Illinois State. In between were second place Purdue, and out with the Browns. I've proven of the Steelers. hampered by the iniury. three years with Edmonton in the myself as a bad weather kicker." Defensive end Andrew Stewart third place Iowa State, who won last year's tournament. Canadian Football League. He at- "Six weeks off will benefit me," BG entered the second round of the contest in fourth place, but slip- Kauric didn't feel confident was placed on injured reserve for Woods said. "I can't wait for that tended Kennedy Collegiate that he'd won the job until Bahr the season because of an Achilles ped behind Illinois State at the end. School in Canada. Monday night game against Head coach Greg Nye said the fairways were very rugged, and by was let go Monday. The Browns iniury. Cleveland (Oct. 22). I'm going to playing the ball down, the scores went up. "If Matt had been well, then reached an injury settlement More roster moves are likely be ready to play. "We really did an excellent job with team scoring. I'm very pleased this would have been a much with Bahr, meaning he will this week, because the Browns "I'm kind of glad they put me to see our group move their score down so many shots," he said. tougher decision," Coach Bud receive a negotiated portion of his claimed temporary roster on (the injured list). I can still Wright led the Falcon attack with rounds of 75 and 84, finishing Carson said. "But Matt's had contract. If Kauric struggles and exemptions for three players who feel a little pain in there. A couple fourth individually in the tournament. Sue Balmer was ninth with trouble with his back the whole no other team claims Bahr, Bahr are likely to be activated for Sun- of weeks and it should be OK. It rounds of 80 and 82, Jenny Girdlestone and Ann Alexander tied for Sreseason. Not the least of all fac- could be re-signed by the Browns day's opener against Pittsburgh. feels better than it did in training 13th, each shooting a two day total of 163. Amy Edenfield rounded out irs is that Kauric has kicked so later. They are linebackers Clay Mat- camp. A few weeks ago, 1 the Falcon scoring shooting 172, which included an 83 in the first well." At Edmonton, Kauric made all thews and Mike Johnson and couldn't pull my leg up ... Now I round- a personal best. Bahr's back was injured on a 93 of his extra points and 67 of 97 offensive tackle Paul Farren, all can." roughing the kicker penalty in the field goal attempts. contract holdouts who signed last Woods suffered his knee injury Browns second preseason game Charlton was Cleveland's first- week. in the second game of last season "Amy got off to a slow start, but finished well in the round," coach at Green Bay. It limited his play- round pick, the 21st overall, in Nye said of the sophomore playing her first match for BG. When those three are activated, against Pittsburgh. ing time the rest of the way, and 1988. He made just five tackles on three other players must be "A year is a long time," Woods "I'm very pleased with the scores of the top four. We placed all four he finished with one field goal in plays from scrimmage during his in the top 13,s he added. moved off the 47-man roster. Pos- said. "It's a long time whether it four attempts. Kauric took full two seasons. sibilities for the injured reserve seems like a long time or not. advantage, making eight of nine list include defensive back Mark After being out for a year, you're Another tournament highlight was beating Michigan, one of the pre- tries, and his only miss hit off the Carson said Charlton's stock tournament favorites and a team BG hadn't beaten in two years. tumbled when the Browns Harper, who has a fractured anxious to get back in there. upright. shoulder; receiver Lawyer Till- That's why it was hard for me to "I'm very pleased with our play. We really showed we can do some Carson was leaning toward switched to a 4-3 defense last exciting things this fall," Nye said. season. man, who has a stress fracture in accept going on (the injured keeping Bahr anyway until Bahr his leg, and defensive lineman list).* Tom Gibson, out because of a TnnTo o ooooooooooooooooo "Clifford Charlton is strictly an outside linebacker in a 3-4 de- hernia operation. 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Tailbacks the bulk of the offensive line — Harold Arrowsmith, Billy Horn, Braves knock off Bearcat's Murphy 12 Continued from page 9. Brian Sherman, Nick Sims, Eric Fitzpatrick and Shawn Williams baffle the Bearcats with his quick — keyed their success on the feet with another 14 yard surge. ground. first-place Cincy continues despair His finest run of the day came "When I was getting the ball, with 10:51 left in the fourth quar- we were mostly running to the ATLANTA (AP) — The last-place Atlanta Braves on Monday CINCINNATI (AP) - The Uni- Murphy said last week that he ter and the game tied at 20 when right and we had a great let the first-place Cincinnati Reds know their march to the versity of Cincinnati's Tim Mur- was looking forward to a better he turned a trap play into a offensive surge," Johnson said. National League West title won't be easy. phy remembers his frustration year and players said their confi- 30-yard scamper to the east end- "Our whole offensive line did a Consecutive doubles by Tommy Gregg and Andres Thomas when he inherited a struggling dence has been restored. There zone. great job." broke a seventh-inning tie as Atlanta beat Cincinnati 8-6 for its football program on NCAA pro- are 72 scholarship players in- Johnson finished the day with While Smith and Johnson aren't fourth straight victory. The Reds entered the day with a bation for recruiting violations. stead of 61. Murphy said his 108 yards on 14 rushes to give the twins, their statistics were al- 6^-game lead over Los Angeles, which played on the West Coast That frustration worsened players are stronger and faster. Falcons their second 100 yard ru- most identical. against Houston. when his team finished 1-9-1 in The players say they will win sher of the game and only the Both rushed for more than 100 "The Braves have always done good against left-handed star- Murphy's first year — including more than one game. Some were third since 1988. It was also the yards, caught one pass and ters," Reds manager Lou Piniella said. "They always score a losing the last eight games. It was predicting a winning season. first time BG had two 100-yard scored a touchdown in less than a ton off our lefties in this park. We seem to have more slug-fests the university's worst football re- But Murphy, 33, remains in- rushers since 1978. full half of action. Together they here than in any other park." cord since 1937. tense and demanding. "Our tailbacks did a heck of combined for 250 of the Falcons This time, the Braves got to left-hander Tom Browning. He Murphy was careful not to let job," head coach Moe Ankney 406 total yards. gave up six runs and eight nits in three innings. his players see signs of despair. "I don't think coach Murphy is said. "It was a combination of our "LeRoy ran it hard and got a lot With two outs in the the seventh and the score 6-6, Gregg dou- But he shared his feelings with ever going to change," defensive offensive line and talented backs of yards and I ran it hard and got bled against Tim Layana (5-2) and Thomas followed with a the man who hired him, athletic tackle Kyle Stroh said. "He that allowed us to run efficien- a lot of yards," Johnson said. double. The Braves added a run when Jeff Blauser and Ernie director Rick Taylor, his former knows where he's going and he tly." "When you run hard, good things Whitt walked and pinch-hitter Jim Vatcher singled against Tim boss on the Boston University set the goals for the program. I Both Smith and Johnson agreed will always happen." Birstas. coaching staff. don't think he's changed those at Mark Grant (2-2), who gave up two hits in four scoreless in- "There really isn't anywhere all. WWW t*0»*»»—»+»»»»m**»**»***»**»***»»i nings, got the victrory in relief of starter Steve Avery, who for a coach to turn," Murphy yielded six runs and seven hits in three innings. Jeff Parrett said. "I shared it a little bit with "I think he's changed what he worked two innings for his second save. Rick, only because Rick has been expects from the team and the ' Bowl 'N' Greenery' It was Grant's first victory for Atlanta since he was acquired through it. He would knock on my team has changed what we ex- from the San Diego Padres. door because he knows I'm too Sct from ourselves. Maybe that All you Can Eat "When you're traded to a new team, you try to do too much," proud to knock on his. He would kes an easier toll on coach Grant said. "That's human nature. You don't have to, because come and talk to me in a fatherly Murphy. He doesn't feel like he's 11:30 - 2:00 $3.99 the new team always knows what you can do. That's why they way." out there all alone." 4.00 - 7:00 $4.50 trade for you." Murphy remembers standing The Reds scored three runs in the third to take a 5-1 lead on on the sideline during the 1989 "The situation here when we • Soup 'n' Salad Mariano Duncan's two-run homer and a Glenn Braggs' homer. season finale against Northern Il- landed was such a tremendous • Hot Entrees But the Braves took the lead with five runs in the bottom of the linois, dreaming about the day his upheaval," Murphy said. "It was • Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream Bearcats would be the ones ad- third off Tom Browning. like a nuclear blast. The offices • Choice of Beverage After Ron Gant and Dave Justice singled, Jim Presley was hit ministering the beatings. weren't built. The stadium was by a pitch to load the bases. Francisco Cabrera singled in one "It was grinding your teeth, go- being condemned. We were lustiust run and another scored on Thomas' grounder. Blauser's triple ing out and knowing that when had Located in the University Union drove in two more, tying the score and Whitt's single put the you pulled the gun there was three weeks to bring in a recruit- Braves ahead. nothing in it, physically, emo- ing class. There were a lot of kids Quantum 90 card accepted 4-7 only tor on campus students "I hung one for Blauser, and he hit it about as far as you can," tionally, mentally. The kids' con- who just did whatever they want- Quantum 90 card accepted all day lot oft campus students Browning said. "The Braves have a good offensive club." fidence was just totally shot." ed

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Howell's one yard touchdown run 35-yard line. Victory and Powell's 41-yard field goal. However, on Cincinnati's first Volleyball O Continued from page 9. UC hit for six in in the second play, Ross broke into the G Continued from page 9. Cleveland stanza as well, when Anderson offensive backfield and sacked of the game," UC head coach Tim connected with Marlon Pierce for Anderson for an eight-yard loss I thought we lost momentum in see some of the options we will be Murphy said. a 45-yard TD bomb. But the extra and a fumble. Keith Pace re- the third game, but we were in able to use this year. We have two White said moving down the point was partially blocked by covered for BG and the Bearcats' control of the whole match. It was people (Carrie Amos and Buffy nears the Held with relative ease on the Falcon nose guard Mark Ross. hopes faded. a really good start for us." Williams) who are able to set this first possession was invaluable to Powell's second kick put BG up The Falcons followed the vic- year and we haven't been able to the team. 20-13, but the Bearcats answered "The defense was somewhat tory over SU with a 15-5, 16-14, do that in past years." A.L. East That was a big moral boost. It with a touchdown to tie the game inconsistent, but came up with 15-10 victory over the Iowa State Sophomore setter Carrie Amos definitely got us going," White in the third quarter. Following big plays and really rose to the Cyclones. amassed 159 assists over the six said. "We set up the draw well Johnson's eventual game- occasion at the end to give us a "Iowa State was a very physi- matches which Van De Walle felt and used the screen play effec- winning run, Cincinnati had two chance to win," Ankney said. cal team and I think they will do was solid for the season opening basement tively and LeRoy picked up some possessions to tie or go ahead in "Our offense put our defense in a very well in the Big Eight," Van tournament. big yards. We were really happy the fourth quarter. terrible position in the fourth De Walle said. "The key to this "Carrie has done an excep- match and the whole tournament tional job of coming in and having ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — with that drive." But Ross and linebackers Ke- quarter and the 'D' got us out of a Nolan Ryan got his 302nd career vin O'Brien and Charles Dotson, hole," he added. really was being able to block so to try and fill the shoes of Linda "Our defense saw right then many of our opponent's balls Popovich," Van De Walle said. "I victory by holding Cleveland to that our offense could move the each recorded tackles in the UC one run and two hits in eight in- backfield to help secure the vic- straight to the floor. thought she was very mature for football," Ankeny said. "It (the D D D "As a result, this caused the what was really her first intercol- nings Monday night as the Texas opening drive) was a real confi- tory. FALCON NOTES: The win for Rangers defeated the Indians 6-2. dence builder for the entire other teams to become nervous legiate tournament." the Falcons marked the first time and tentative." Amos echoed Van De Walle's The 43-year-old Ryan (13-7) team." But perhaps the defense's best since 1986 — Ankney's initial Temple was the next victim of sentiments about the success she struck out eight and walked two. Also in the first quarter, Bear- moment came early in the fourth season — the team started the John Barfield yielded a pinch cat quarterback Paul Anderson quarter to set up BG's winning the Falcons onslaught as the Owls enjoyed in the tournament." year with a victory. It was also were routed 15-5,15-10, and 15-6. homer to Mitch Webster in the threw a four yard pass to Kris touchdown. The Falcons were Ankney's second career non- "I felt I played really well ninth. Mike Walker (1-5) was the BJorson to tie the game at seven. forced to punt from their own end conference triumph with Bowling Maryland was the final test for throughout the tournament, but I BG as the Terrapins stretched the still feel I have some room for loser as the Indians suffered their BG's second quarter scoring zone — giving the Bearcats excel- Green. The last non-MAC eighth-straight loss. was provided by fullback Jim lent field position on the Falcons Falcons to four sets (15-6, 15-6, improvement," Amos said. "It triumph came in 1988 when the 7-15,15-12). Leading 4-1, Texas chased Falcons downed Youngstown was a good start to the season for Walker with two runs in the sixth State, 20-16. the whole team, because I didn't "Maryland played a more ag- know what to expect after having on Geno Petralli's double, a gressive brand of volleyball than not played all summer." run-scoring single by Juan Gon- Iowa St. and Syracuse did versus zalez plus an error by center fiel- us," Van De Walle said. "It was In addition, Holli Costien re- der Alex Cole, a groundout and a LATINO STUD6NT UNION an important match because corded 53 digs and 36 kills to suicide squeeze by Jeff Huson. Maryland would have tied us for spark the Falcons on the left side Texas took a 2-0 lead in the first in the tournament if they of the net. third. Steve Buechele singled, would have beaten us." stole second and scored on Gary l/Uelcomei all "Holli hits the ball very hard Pettis' single. Pettis also stole BG closed out the final day of and is gutsy," Van De Walle second and Jack Daugherty sin- ^rtiipamc freikmen to dOCy-J M the tournament with straight-set said. "She can make plays on de- gled him home. victories over host George Wash- fense that very few players can The Indians made it 2-1 in the ington (15-4, 15-3, 15-11) and Cin- make." fourth on Candy Maldonado's tri- A reception In your honor will tx> held on cinnati (15-4,15-8,15-12). ple and Brook Jacoby's groun- Van De Walle contends that dout. 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Or stop by The KEY office, 28 West Hall. ATTEND ONE MEETING ATTEND ONE MEETING ATTEND ONE MEETING THE BG NEWS Tuesday, September 3, 1990 NFL teams OSU ready for 101st season Becker continues by Rusty Miller against Tech in the bowl game. They just clob- trim roster Associated Press writer bered 'em. "Every time I've talked about Tech, I've told our team they'd better buckle it on and get ready march to U.S. title COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - With only a few days to play." by releasing left before his team opens its 1990 season, Ohio Cooper said that barring injuries the lineup for State coach John Cooper was as concerned with Ohio State was all but set for the opener. Two start- by Hal Bock gamesmanship as he was with the game. ing positions that have yet to be decided happen to Associated Press writer veterans The 18th-ranked Buckeyes begin their 101st be crucial ones: tailback and cornerback. season of intercollegiate football when they host At tailback, Raymont Harris has a slight edge NEW YORK (AP) - Boris Becker never runs out of energy. Just by Dave Goldberg Texas Tech at Ohio Stadium Saturday. over Dante Lee in the battle to replace the injured ask Darren Cahill. Associated Press writer Cooper said he has stressed to his team — and Carlos Snow. Harris, a redshirt freshman, has The gutsy Cahill fought Becker for three hours, 14 minutes on Mon- also wants to stress to Tech coach Spike Dykes — been plagued by injuries the last two years but had day before dropping a five-setter to the defending U.S. Open cham- that he is prepared for a very difficult game. a productive spring. Lee gained 503 yards last pion. Alonzo Highsmith went to Dal- "Spike'll lead you to believe and try to let the season as a freshman, but has been slowed re- Two days earlier, Cahill had a virtual walkover in his five-set match las and Joe Morris, Eric Wright, world believe that he doesn't know why they're cently with a strained knee. with Goran Ivanisevic, who said he ran out of energy in dropping the Keena Turner, Gary Hogeboom, coming up here and they don't have a chance," Cooper said Robert Smith, a two-time Mr. Foot- final set at love. Matt Bahr and Cris Carter into Cooper said Monday at his weekly news confer- ball in Ohio, would also see playing time at tail- Becker, though, relished the 2-6,6-2,6-3,3-6,6-4 workout against Ca- limbo Monday as NFL teams cut ence. back, along with another freshman, Butler Hy'- hill. down to the 47-man roster limit. "Don't you buy any of that. He's a cagey old not'e. "It's nice to play five sets," Becker said. "It's better than winning Highsmith, the Oilers' No. 1 football coach.... He'll use any kind of motivation At cornerback, redshirt freshman Tim Walton 2-2-2. It's a real battle. You have to fight after 31* hours to come draft pick in 1987, was underuti- to get his football team ready to play." has used a late charge to take the starting spot through." lized in an offense that had four Ohio State was 8-4 last year and lost to Auburn from Foster Paulk, who started three games last Ana now it's on to the quarterfinals for the West German, who meets players competing for one posi- 31-14 in the Hall of Fame Bowl. Texas Tech went year. the winner of Monday night's Aaron Krickstein-Amos Mansdorf tion. 9-3, including a 49-21 blowout of Duke in the All As it stands now, the starting lineup would in- match. He was sent to his college American Bowl. clude eight seniors, six juniors, seven sophomores coach, Jimmy Johnson, for some and one freshman (Harris). Fifteen of a possible 22 Becker's victory over Cahill avenged a loss to the Australian tub of the high draft picks the Cow- Cooper said he spoke to Steve Spurrier — who second-teamers are either sophomores (6) or years ago in the second round of the U.S. Open. But Becker recalled boys got for Herschel Walker and coached at Duke last year and has since taken over freshmen (9). the last time he played a five-setter in a Grand Slam event — losing to fills the running back void Dallas at Florida — during the off-season and didn't like Ohio State has been picked to win the national Stefan Edberg in the Wimbledon final. what he heard about Tech. "You always learn from a loss," he said. "I didn't want to lose again has had since Walker left last championship by one television commentator, and in a fifth set." season. "We had (Spurrier) in for a coaching clinic this is picked anywhere from third to 25th in several He didn't, but it was difficult. Cahill started off quickly and his shots Some of the other big names spring and we picked his mind," Cooper said. "He publications. Cooper said his team knows that were crisp, accurate and kept Becker off balance. Becker regrouped were just waived, although some had nothing but great things to say about the Texas preseason expectations are high. quickly enough, though, to have match point in the fourth set before could be recalled — many teams Cahill fought back. cut players, then re-claim them Tech football team. Duke had its best team that "We've talked to them about that," he said. after they clear waivers. And one it's had in a long, long time and won the Atlantic "They read the papers and watch TV. They're Until Monday, the second-seeded Becker had been on a straight-sets player finally got to join his team, Coast Conference. And it didn't have a chance aware of what's written and said about them. march through the tournament. And he obviously was ready for a test. defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy, the third player taken in the draft, who signed with Seattle. "This is the worst day of the year in football," said New York Giants linebacker Gary Reasons. "It's hard to see guys you've been friends with a long time let go. It Shop at either of our two will happen to all of us one day.'' The Raiders, for example, were left with only one quarterback, Jay Schroeder, after cutting Vince Evans and Jeff Francis. convenient locations: However, they signed holdout Steve Beuerlein. got a roster exemption for him, and may bring hack one of their cuts later. And Dallas waived Keith Willis, 1 • 1044 NORTH MAIN ST. its only kicker but hoped to bring him back if no one else grabs him Vo^gSlo*** Open daily 7:00 a.m. to Midnite»Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. within 24 hours. Detroit waived three running backs, leaving only Barry San- Prices in this aa are effective Tues. Sect ders. 4. through Sun. 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