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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. THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 41 Bowling Green, Ohio Wednesday, November 5,1986 Voters give Celeste 4 more years votes, or 42 percent; Thomas Ferguson COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Incumbent led Ben Rose in the auditor's race, 93,- Gov. Richard Celeste, capping the 675 votes, or 64 percent, to 52,197 votes, most expensive and elaborate cam- Glenn Te-elected in landslide to Senate or 36 percent; Vince Campanella had paign in Ohio history, won re-election to 39 percent. RHODES. 77, won a three-way Re- "I've taken great pride in my honesty 64,131 votes, or 43 percent, to 83,186, or Tuesday night in what shaped up as a Celeste, who will be 49 on Tuesday, Cublican primary in May for the right and integrity in administering the af- 57 percent for Sherrod Brown in the landslide over Republican James A. appeared before an enthusiastic group i seek a fifth, four-year term, unprece- fairs of this great state. This never secretary of state's race; and Mary Rhodes, his 77-year-old challenger. of supporters in Cleveland where he all dented in Ohio politics. Kindness, 57, came home to me more than in the last Ellen Withrow had 63,136 votes, or 54 but claimed victory in a statement in gave up a U.S. House seat to challenge two weeks when people from all over percent, to 53,998 votes, or 46 percent, Rhodes, a former four-term gover- which he proclaimed, "I'm in heaven." Glenn. this state sent their prayers and best for Jeff Jacobs. nor, with only about 45 percent of the In the race for the U.S. Senate, in- Rhodes, who was at the Cleveland wishes for Mrs. Rhodes. INCUMBENTS WERE leading in all vote counted, conceded the election to cumbent John Glenn easily defeated Clinic where his wife is recovering Democratic incumbents also were of the state's 21 congressional races, Celeste in a statement that thanked challenger Thomas Kindness to win a from surgery, conceded defeat shortly leading in the races for attorney gen- where Democrats were trying to main- Ohioans for their support over the third term. after 9:45 p.m. His daughter, Sue eral, auditor, secretary of state and tain an 11-10 edge. years. Glenn had a more commanding lead Moore, was at his side at the time. state treasurer. In the race for chief justice of the Results from News Election Service, in the Senate race. With 41 percent of "Over the years, no one has enjoyed In the race for attorney general, with Ohio Supreme Court, Republican with 6,070 of Ohio's 13,590 polling places the vote counted, NES said Glenn had the support of the people of Ohio more 4 percent of the statewide vote counted, Thomas Moyer was leading incumbent reporting, showed that Celeste built a 789,062 votes, or 62 percent, to 480,213, than Jim Rhodes and his family," he Anthony Celebrezze led Barry Levey, Frank Celebrezze, a Democrat. With 5 lead of 821,817 to 532,330, or 61 percent or 38 percent, for Kindness. said, reading from a prepared text. 84,524 votes, or 58 percent, to 60,138 D See Celeste, page 4. Reps celebrate early victories Congressman Latta wins race for 15th consecutive term
by Melissa McGllllvray HAROLD BATESON. who staff reporter was elected auditor for his 5th term, said it felt "very good" to The atmosphere was one of learn he was leading in the polls. jubilation, but not surprise, as Although he is used to winning Republican candidates gathered terms as county auditor, Bate- for election night. son said this year's win was the Republican candidates and largest margin ever. He was their supporters met in the Ice also the first candidate to break Arena lounge to celebrate their the 10,000 votes mark. sweeping victories over the The only disappointed Repub- Democrats in Wood County lican at last night's celebration races. was Milton Boxley, who lost the Republican Randall Gardner race for Wood County commis- defeated Democrat Joyce Kepke sioner to Al Perkins. in the race for State Representa- With 38 of the precincts report- tive, while Delbert Latta cap- ing that Boxley was down by tured the race for congressman about 2,000 votes, he said he was for his 15th consecutive term. not ready to concede. Latta was not present at the Ice Boxley said he ran against a Arena last night. tough candidate in Perkins, a Republican Harold Bateson former mayor, councilman and also won another term as county second-term county commis- auditor, defeating Kevin Philo. sioner. Like many supporters in the Although Boxley said he had Ice Arena, Audrey Reims, Wood expected to be down only about County Republican chairwo- 1,200 votes at that point instead BG News/Dave Klelmeyer man, said she believed Gardner of 2,000, he said he believed a lot The vote's in would "definitely" win. still depended upon voter turn- Wood County Democratic Party Chairman Allen Baldwin posts early election results as the Democrats watch the returns at the Bowling Gardner, who was greeted out. Green American Legion Hall. with applause upon arrival at "If we get 30,000 voters, I the headquarters, remained think I still have a chance to win confident but cautious about it," he said after 38 precincts claiming his victory. He com- had reported. mented after the returns were in Despite his hopeful attitude. Texas laywer speaks on leadership from about 50 percent of the Boxley said he was not surprised precincts. at voter patterns. by Julie Fauble practicing," Sarah Weddington ability to set goals and involve- Weddington started finding "At this point, I'm very HE SAID he had taken three reporter said. "This is the most risk-free ment in activities and programs options with offices in student pleased," he said. "I really did surveys in the past eight to 10 environment you will ever which can open up options later organizations, such as secretary not expect this type of margin weeks to determine how he was The United States needs have." are some of the keys to lead- of her law class, moving to the because I ran against a very doing in the race. The polling strong leaders, and college is the Weddington spoke on "The ership, she said. state legislature, then to Wash- strong candidate (Kepke). revealed similar results to those place to start learning to lead, a Power of You" to an audience of ington D.C., was not so large a "There really isn't one area of reported in last night's race. Texas lawyer and former legis- 100-150 people. People should examine situa- step, she said. the county where I'm not very I have never believed in polls lator said last night in the Grand tions with a "critical eye," pleased," he said. "Everything so much," he said."But now I'm Ballroom. Weddington was selected one which means learning to see It is impossible to predict how we've seen is beyond our expec- convinced that those polls are "Leadership can be practiced, of the ten outstanding women in what works and what doesn't, the future will go, she said, and tations." accurate." and this is the place to start America in 1979, served three she said. when she started practicing law, terms in the Texas state legis- She said people should also set she never thought she would be lature, was a chief assistant to goals that are directed to cre- arguing Roe vs. Wade, the case former President Jimmy Carter ating more opportunities rather legalizing abortion, before the and, at 26, was the youngest than to specific achievements. Supreme Court a few years woman to argue and win a case PEOPLE SHOULD ask them- later. Election Round-up in the U.S. Supreme Court. selves, ' 'what can I do today that When she is asked now what Strong communication skills, will give me more options to- she will be doing in five years, Wood County results only. (") denotes overall winner. good human relations skills, the morrow?" she said. Q See Weddington, page 4. Governor " Richard Celeste (D) — 17.489 James Rhodes (R) — 12.813 U.S. Senate f John Glenn (D) — 19,615 Tom Kindness (R) — 11,498 County Dems win 1 of 3 U.S. House of Representative* Tom Murray (D) — 7.245 "Delbert Latta (R)- 17.780 Supreme Court Justice Perkins retains commissioner position Frank Celebrezze (D) — 13,237 "Thomas Moyer (R) — 16.492 Attorney General by Mizell Stewart HI defeating challenger Kevin Philo. assistant managing editor •-Anthony Celebrezze (D) — 16,805 Barry Levey (R) - 13,517 Philo, 24, said his age may have played a part in Secretary of State the election results. "Sherrod Brown (D) — 17.489 All the Wood County Democrats had to cheer "I ran against an incumbent who has become an Vincent Campanella (R) about last night was that most of the local races institution in this county," he said. "Youth is Treasurer 12.539 were decided early - and that left plenty of time definitely a factor, and a lot of people look at it "Mary Ellen Withrow (D) — 14,088 Jeff Jacobs (R) - 15.847 for the tired campaigners to get a good night's that way." Auditor sleep. The challenger added that a lack of campaign "Thomas Ferguson (D) — 19,310 Early results indicated that Republicans would funds may have hurt the chances of county Demo- Ben Rose(R)— 10,983 carry all local offices except for the post of Wood crats. State Representative - 3th District County commissioner, which was won by incum- "We're a poor party," Philo said."My cam- Joyce Kepke (D)-11,930 "Randall Gardner (R) — 19,049 bent Al Perkins over Republican Milton Boxley. paign lived on (5, $10, and $20 contributions. SUte Representative - 9th District Democratic supporters held a relaxed gathering "(The Wood County Republicans) did a direct "Marcy Kaptur (D) - 4.985 Mike Shufeldt (R) - 1.339 at the American Legion Hall in Bowling Green mail campaign, for example, and we just didn't yesterday to watch the election returns. have the money to do that," he said. Wood County Auditor Prior to receiving the first precinct reports, Perkins said his victory was due to his past Kevin Philo (D) — 10.847 "Harold Bateson (R) — 19,610 spirits were high despite the fact that Wood performance in public office. Wood County Commissioner County has traditionally been a Republican "I've played a big role in Bowling Green politics "Alvln Perkins (D)- 18,297 Milton Boxley (R) — 11,812 for the past 15 years," he said. The former city Issues Ve're being cautiously optimistic," said Anne councilman and mayor of Bowling Green is begin- Blaha, campaign coordinator for Joyce Kepke, ning his second term as county commissioner. A levy to increase the municipal Income tax rate from 1.5 percent to 2 percent. candidate for Ohio state representative. He added that his support has come from both Yes - 2,409: No - 3.250 But her optimism soon turned sour as returns Democrats and Republicans. A 0 2 mill, five-year county-wide levy for Wood County senior citizens. snowed Kepke trailing from the start. She was "My mother has always been Republican," Yes - 20.944; No — 10,278 finally defeated by Republican Randy Gardner. Perkins said. "I took ber to the polls today and I A last-minute television ad blitz from the Kepke knew she didn't vote a straight ticket. A one-mill continuing county-wide levy for maintenance, construction and operation of the campaign failed to increase voter awareness in "I hope she voted for a few more Democrats this Wood Lane program. Northern Wood County. Efforts to overcome her time besides me," he said. Yes - 20.027; No — 10,900 lack of recognition in these areas were apparently Despite the poor showing of local Democrats, A 0.2-mlll , four-year county-wide tax for Improving and maintaining the Wood County Park unsuccessful and this did not help Kepke's Wood County Party Chairman Al Baldwin was System. chances, Blaha said. confident that Democrats would carry most major Yes - 15348; No — 13.525 In the Wood County auditor's race, Republican statewide offices-and the final results proved incumbent Harold Bateson retained his seat, him correct. Editorial BG News/November 5, ISM 2 Credit where due Campaign '86 put him to sleep Commendations are in order regarding Monday's unexpected liberation of David Jacobsen, the American hospital administrator Ballyhoo, slick ads and mud toss just weren't exciting to this observer held captive in Lebanon for the last 17 months. It was, without a doubt, a joyous occasion for By Mlzell Sfwart III weeks, more and more state But the attorney won, and the vertising, at least students knew Jacobsen's family and the rest of America when Republican leaders agreed. judge was sent packing. who she was, if not necessarily the administration announced his release. The 1906 election campaign is In other races, there have By contrast, the statewide what office she was running for. However, the White House should be careful not finally over. Following a last- been a rash of ads ballyhooing congressional campaigns pro- (For those of you still in the to take more credit than it deserves in patting itself minute flurry of slick television investigative reports from the duced barely a murmur. dark, she ran for Ohio state ads from the major candidates, Cleveland Plain Dealer, which The outcome of the race be- representative and was defeated on the back for the possible release of Thomas the final totals are in. And the in particular documented tween incumbent Senator John by Republican incumbent Sutherland and Terry Anderson, two of six Ameri- overwhelming opinion of the sources of campaign funding for Glenn and Republican opponent Randy Gardner.) cans still held captive in Lebanon. mid-term elections is: Ohio Supreme Court Chief Jus- Tom Kindness was never in If there was one contrast in The White House had previously stated that it Yawn. tice Celebreeze and Jeff Jacobs, doubt. Although Kindness tried the local elections, however, it would not negotiate for the release of hostages if It's not that the campaigns Republican candidate for state to make Glenn's seemingly per- seemed that the dominance of themselves have been boring. auditor. petual debt from his failed 1964 Wood County Republicans man- that meant making concessions to terrorism, and it On the contrary, the statewide Although Celebreeze's alleged presidential campaign an issue, ifested itself again in this year's appears that they have not. The administration races have been characterized connections with organized the Senator simply relied on his elections, and they obviously said it had secured the release of Jacobsen through by the intense slinging of mud. crime are well known, not many past record as the dominant had no problems in their fund- unofficial, covert contacts which could not be realize that Jacobs took out over Issue in his bid for reelection. raising efforts. revealed at the risk of losing the chance to free As if to set the tone for the $100,000 in bank loans to finance Locally, there was also no final days of the campaign, Gov- his ttunpaign question as to the victor in the Kevin Philo, who lost to Har- other prisoners. ernor Richard Celeste and chal- Thankfully, he was defeated 5th District race for the U.S. old Bateson in the County Audi- Terry Waite, the special envoy of the Archbishop lenger James Rhodes went back by incumbent Democrat Mary House of Representatives. In- tor's race, summed it up best of Canterbury, apparently assisted the administra- and forth accusing each other of Ellen Withrow, because this was cumbent Republican Delbert when he said Wood County Dem- tion through frequent meetings with Islamic Jihad, lying about their conduct while the guy that wanted to adminis- Latta of Bowling Green soundly ocrats are a "poor party." the Shiite Moslem militants who still hold Anderson in office. teryour tax dollars. defeated upstart Tom Murray He really drove the point Thankfully, the Ohio electo- and his campaign of new ideas; home when he arrived at last and Sutherland. The televised debate last rate saw little confusion be- ideas which apparently did not night's gathering with campaign In a New York Times article released yesterday, weekend provided the two candi- tween Attorney General appeal to the area's conserva- supporters toting two bags of a power struggle in Iran was credited by Arab dates with a new arena to soil. Celebreeze and the embattled tive voters. com chips. diplomats in Lebanon to be a factor in the release of Rhodes even went so far as to chief justice. There were mount- And if nothing else, Democrat The Republican election night Jacobsen and the future release of the remaining offer a $2500 reward for informa- ing fears that the attorney Ce- Joyce Kepke was the most visi- party was catered. tion leading to the arrest of a lebreeze would suffer at the ble candidate in yesterday's Stewart, a senior journalism captives. The diplomats stated that the recently "homosexual" suspect in the hands of voters because of the elections. major from Bedford Heights, is strengthened position of officials in Tehran who alleged rape of an 11-year-old negative publicity surrounding By blanketing on-campus and assistant managing editor of the favor unproved relations with the United States put Columbus boy. his cousin. local media with campaign ad- News. pressure on Islamic Jihad. Of course, the former gover- We agree with the administration's efforts to nor did this while accusing Ce- secure the release of the hostages and encourage leste of being a militant them to continue to negotiate for the freedom of supporter of gay rights. Wind chime's utility those remaining captive in Lebanon. It is therefore fitting that Ce- But we hope the administration is not being leste emerged as the winner, because for all intents and pur- presumptuous in proclaiming itself the liberator of poses, Rhodes should have Jacobsen and the probable liberator of Anderson never won the Republican nomi- may be its redeemer and Sutherland. nation for governor. The White House can't afford to lose credibility in At 77 years of age, Rhodes is • pole vaults for the track team. dealing with such a sensitive matter. hardly the man to lead Ohio into by Julie Fauble • put over the fountains in front of the adminis- the '90's. And judging by bis tration building to create a stream of water higher behavior during the past two than a 3-year-old. At sometime Sunday morning or Saturday • a giant whisk broom. night, some person or persons vandalized the wind • giant toothpicks. chime sculpture between Hayes and Prout halls. • a wigwam, if all the rods were bent down and Probably not a smart move since the penalty for then covered with tarp. vandalism when more than $300 damage is done is • a public prison for all vandals, if the rods were a minimum of six months in prison and a maxi- bent down and bolted to the cement. mum fine of $2,500. • a model for punk hairdos. Besides which, vandalism tends to cause artists • a giant bouquet, if they added a little paint and trauma. Seeing the product of hard work and some leaves. creative energy beaten and abused is a painful • a quiver for arrows of the Jolly Green Giant. experience. • the antenna for WFAL, providing they ever Also, vandalism is a big hassle and expense to get a transmitter. University officials and brings them one step • a campus Christmas tree with some lights and closer to ulcers and high blood pressure. tinsel. But still, the sculpture suffered from vandalism, • a test for the next president of the University twice. So instead of getting uptight about it, why just like King Arthur had to take. doesn't the University make the best of the situa- tion? I understand that these ideas may lack practi- Obviously, at least two people, myself and the cality; that they may be a few steps away from vandal, are not thrilled about the sculpture as it reality. But they do suggest that there may be was intended, so why not let it be changed. I, with alternatives to repairingthe wind chimes, which the help of some friends, took the liberty of may be wise since the structure dees little more dreaming up some alternate uses for the struc- than set itself up for abuse. ture. For example, it could be: I wonder at tne wisdom of paying to repair a • a jungle gym for the Center for Educational structure that, as far as I can near, doesn't make Development if it had a little more bending. The the chiming sound its name suggests and can't be kids could be exposed to music (supposedly the protected without a barricadeTTn my uncultured sculpture does chime), art and exercise all at opinion the sculpture is ugly to begin with and the once. addition of a barricade would only make matters • model for a new class -brass weaving 101. worse. • a trellis for flowering vines or grapes - perfect Fauble, is a junior journalism major from for a class in wine-making. Toledo and has no taste or appreciation of art Letters
Wind chime vandals deserve punishment University should take a hint from vandals Bar doesn't support responsible drinker As a hard working student at stroying things. This is just fool- Earlier this year I noticed was quoted as saying that the I went up to one of our local This bar is a vocal supporter this University, I am appalled at ish destruction of something workers building a beautiful vandalism was a shame because bars Monday night and I decided of the Designated Driver pro- the recent and useless destruc- that was beartiful. marble pedestal between Hayes of the sense of ownership many to have a few beers. When I went gram and Never Again and tion of the wind chimes in the Whoever the jerks were who and Prout Halls. I thought "this students, faculty and staff ex- to get another drink, I held my claims they want people driving square between Hayes and did this, I am willing to offer a is nice, they're probably going to press about University property cash over the bar, and I had no home sober. I feel their actions Prout Halls. Everyone knows or reward for information that will erect a statue of the University's and that the vandals let their problem getting served when it on this night were totally against will know what I am talking lead to the prosecution of these first president or something of pride slip. was my turn. what they say to the public. about. vandals. Anyone with informa- that magnitude." When I came to class Monday tion about this, leave it in my Weeks later it seemed that the I do not condone vandalism, As the evening progressed, I Is it just cool for a bar to say morning at University Hall, my campus box. metal superstructure for the however I suggest that pride in decided to stop drinking alcohol that they support Designated heart just sank when I passed This is just plain ignorance on statue was in place but to my the Universityled to the destruc- because I was driving some of Drivers and Never Again? Their and looked at the wind chimes. the part of someone or some dismay I was informed that the tion. It is obvious that this sculp- my friends home. I wanted to actions don't seem to indicate About 7 or 8 of the chimes were group who can't appreciate art. metal monstrosity was the ture has been repeatedly start drinking water so I went up this. Their profit motives appear bent over, leaving the chimes sculpture. vandalized. Maybe the vandal- to the bar and waited my turn to override their concern for deformed. Why can't people Gary E. Hafner Actually it was a wind chime ism reflects that the sculpture is until the bartender asked for my social responsibility. leave things alone and not de- OCMB2107 which, incidentally, did not not wanted by the students? order. I asked for a glass of I didn't feel that my request work. Furthermore, I found out water. for a glass of water was that out that it bad been moved to this Maybe some of us are embar- of the ordinary. In fact it proba- location because it had been rassed by the University's Then someone else came up to bly would have taken less time THE BG NEWS vandalized elsewhere. I hoped prominent display of junk. the bar, and the bartender went for the bartender to get the EdNor MtoMdntyr. ASM Friday EdNor . Tracay Bataorf that the University hadn't spent Maybe the University should over to that person to take their water than a drink. Managing Editor Ron Fritz Chlaf Copy ErJtor Ron Courier too much money for this. take the hint and instead of drink order. They served him Aast Managing Ed Muel Stewart HI Cruel Copy EdHor Trevor PetWord Soon after the chime was in its spending more and more money and went to the next customer, I stopped drinking and my Haws Edax Don LM Copy EdNor BMh Murphy new, safer location it was van- to protect the chime, they should totally ignoring me. Then the friends got home safe but with EoMOfM EOWX John Geebe Copy EdNor John f dalized. So, in the University's replace it with something more bartender took care of several no help from a bar that supports Sports Ed»nr Tom Hood Copy EdNor Kevin i- infinite wisdom, they invested in suitable. other customers. I then got the a Designated Driver program Asst Sports EdNor TomSKamlvta Copy EdNor. Kjmberty Gam an alarm system to protect it bartender's attention and asked and Never Again. WIreEdsor JaM Ptvasko Copy EdNor Jarad 0. WarJty (Who ever heard of an alarm Photo EdNor AlaxHorvath Prod, sup'r Amy Cook Michael S. Taitel about my order. The reply was, Aset Photo Editor PMarFsstnan Prod, sup'r Jim Hardy system for outdoor art?) Graduate student, Psychology "I have paying customers to Joe Font FnoayEdaor Ceraene Ungat Prod, sup'r Sam row**! Soon after this expenditure the Department take care of'' O.C.M.B. 17K chime was vandalized even more severly (I guess these kind of alarms don't work after all.) BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Ths BG Haws a pubishad daty Tuaaday through Friday during ma academic yaar and In an article appearing yester- waaUy during tha summer union by me Board of Studsnt PuMcaaons or Bowing Oman day in The BG News, Bill Bess aurrs SVataUnMraNy meaacHsommL LenuauoTA Optntana expressed by ujaanraals do not iisiassuly reflect tha opinions of ta> BQ IMt.MLPAtUMA. Maws XMHAfU Tha BO New. and Bowing Oraan StaM University ara equal opportunity amployan ana Respond ,. Um-7 m.6MKUl. do not Jsulrosls «i Ming oraebcee worn. Tha BG Nsws w« not accept adnrtMng that Is deemed oMcrtmlnalory, dagrarlng or tveukng on tha basis of face SSI or national origin The BG News editorial copyright I 888 by the BG New! si rights reserved page is your campus forum. Please address all submis- Diameee 0— Edaonei Office 214 Wast Hal Ph (418) 372 2801 210 Waal Hal Ph (418) 372 2803 sions to: Bowing Green Stale Unr-aralty Editorial Editor Bowing Oraan. CMo 4340302 78 TheBGNewi Hours 8 m US p m Monday trough Friday Zll West Ball Local BG Newt/November 5, 19M 3 New CISG committees Probation policy posed to address concerns Tougher rules may apply to academic deficiencies by Beth Thomas She said eliminating deficiencies removes Applications for new rep positions due today staff reporter gaps from a student's record, as students can- not graduate until all deficiencies are filled. Faculty Senate yesterday approved a recom- by Sunn McDonald the 27 Faculty Senate commit- ad-hoc (temporary) committee mendation for a policy change which would put The policy is designed to encourage students staff reporter tees created in areas that have a which formed into a permanent a student on probation if that student has not to remove their deficiencies before their Junior need for one, such as academic one 10 years ago. removed academic deficiencies from his or her year. Applications for student-rep- affairs, said Peggy Wetzler, high school record before completing 60 credit "It is clearly in the best interest of the student resentative positions on the USG University committee USG vice-president Jeff hours at the University. to make up for the training they did not get in U juergraduate Student Govern- coordinator. Slater, who served on the finan- The senate affirmed the change in the Univer- high school," Clark said. n ent University Retention Com- Faculty Senate and the Board cial aid and academic affairs sity's Articulation Policy in the midst of com- She said it is very important to remember the mittee, Public Safety Advisory of Trustees work with USG in committees, said, "The Univer- plaints by senators that probation is a rule only applies to students who graduated Board and the University Safety filling committee positions with sity committees prove a means 'toothless tiger" that does not hurt or affect the from high school after April 15,1986. Committee are due at 5 p.m. students, faculty members and for students to voice their opin- student in any way. today in the USG office, 405 graduate students. ion in actual University admin- There is no penalty for being placed on Students with deficiencies at the time of Student Services. istrative decisions." probation. admission have their graduation requirements The University Retention "THE PURPOSE of these One to six students and four to raised by three credits for every two units of Committee is a new committee committees is to make sure the eight faculty members sit on Students receive deficiencies because they deficiency. A unit is the same as an academic which will address the aca- undergraduate student voice is each committee. These auxil- did not take sufficient college-preparatory year. demic, financial and personal heard in areas such as parking, iary USG members have voting classes in high school. Deficiencies must be factors affecting a student's de- academic honesty and intercol- power in their committees but made up before the student can graduate from Entering students are expected to have taken cision to remain or leave the legiate athletics/' Wetzler said. not voting power in the legis- the University. four units of English, three units of math, three University. "People don't realize that stu- lative body of USG, she said. "In effect, they (Faculty Senate) are recom- units of science with at least two of them lab The Public Safety Advisory dents have a voice in these mending that students should make up deficien- sciences, three units of social sciences, two Board will coordinate and over- areas. They do through their INTERESTED STUDENTS cies within the 60-hour limit," Eloise Clark, vice units of a foreign language, and one unit of see the operations as well as USG reps in these committees." are interviewed for committee president for academic affairs, said. visual or performing arts, such as art, dance, handle complaints of Campus Some of the Faculty Senate positions each academic year or Until the vote by Senate, the policy stated that film, music or theater, in high school. Safety and Security with Bill committees are the Intercolle- when new positions are created. students who did not amend their deficiencies Bess, director of public safety. giate Athletics Committee, Representatives are responsi- within the 60-hour limit would be dismissed STUDENTS MUST successfully complete which discussed plans for the ble tor attending all of their from the University. courses in the areas of their deficiencies. These The University Safety Com- Convocation Center; the Broad- committee meetings and at least courses may be used to satisfy general eduation mittee will act as an advisory casting Advisory Committee; one USG meeting per month. THE REVISION provides that students be requirements. board for enviromental health the Bookstore Advisory Com- They must also spend from one alerted that there is a deficiency that still needs Students pursuing two-year associates degree and safety conditions on campus mittee and the Publications to five hours per semester in the to be corrected, but does not call for dismissal. are exempt from the deficiency requirements and will be generating aware- Committee. USG office. Reports from each "Students will be warned they are lacking unless they later decide to obtain a four-year ness on campus about them. The Board of Trustees formed committee meeting must also be some requirements," she said. degree. 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Duane Whitmire, director of help in the screening of appli- Eakin said he hopes to have a Registrar records, is the acting Registrar cants. This committee will com- new registrar in office by July 1, until a permanent replacement pile a list of three to five finalists 1987. Celeste G Continued from page 1. Voters also were to select percent of the statewide vote members of the state Legis- counted, Moyer had 95,172 votes, lature. Democrats currently Cars burglarized or 54 percent, to 61,338, or 46 control the Ohio House 59-40. percent, for Celebrezze. In the while Republicans prevail 18-15 other two Supreme Court races, in the state Senate. Two cars were burglarized D D D Republican Robert Holmes, the Turnout was reported light to Monday, city police reported. A stereo was also stolen from a incumbent, held a narrow lead moderate across most of the Pontiac parked at 820 Eighth St. over Democrat Francis Swee- state, with elections officials A Technics cassette stereo between 6 p.m. Sunday and 11:42 ney; and Democrat Herbert blaming cloudy skies, drizzle was stolen from the dashboard a.m. Monday, when the incident Brown had a slim lead over and temperatures in the 40s for of a Pontiac Firebird parked was reported to police. The car's Republican Joyce George. keeping voters away. near the apartment building at owner found a rear door window 400 Napoleon Rd. The incident broken, which police said was was reported at 10:54 a.m. The done in order to unlock the door. car was locked but there were no The steering column was heav- ^ X The world is waiting. signs of forced entry, although ily damaged when the burglar the dashboard was damaged tried to hotwire the ignition, and '; - Be an exchange student when the stereo was removed, the dash was heavily damaged police said. where the stereo was pried out. r SPECIAL ———— <*F*- * 1 Any medium 13 In. One Item Plzzc. For Sarah Weddlngton M New/vi*. Ho™* ■ D Continued from page 1. tions are filled by people % 5/ O plus TWO FREE 16 oz. btls. of MARK'S she says she does not Know a asking, "Who do you know "£~ PEPSI with this coupon. I good response. who'd be good to do this?" I Large 1 Item Pizza I "I have never known the She got ner positions as as Chicago Style eafa A $7.23 valu*. I $ answer to that question, and I head of the legal branch of of /" ~X Ask for it when ordering never will," she said. 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News Briefs BG Newi/November S, MM 5 Hasenfus to plead 'mercy' if convicted Dyslexia linked to chromosome defect : MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) C-12S cargo plane shot down Oct. cast on the CBS television pro- PHILADELPHIA (AP)-A authors. one gene is affecting a specific - Eugene Hasenfus expects to be 3 in southern Nicaragua while gram "60 Minutes." form of dyslexia that may affect "In a few years, we could brain function and its devel- convicted by the Nicaraguan ferrying supplies to U.S. - one out of every 100 Americans probably predict at birth which opment," he said. People's Tribunal trying him for backed rebels fighting the left- THE INTERVIEW was shown has been linked to an inherited child will nave dyslexia," Lubs Lubs said he believes that terrorism but hopes his plea for ist government. The three other in Managua with a Spanish chromosome defect, research- said in an interview. most dyslexia is inherited, al- mercy will lighten the sentence, crewmen were killed in the translation Oct. 19, the same day ers said yesterday. Such children could then be though researchers do not know his lawyer said yesterday. crash, including the American it was broadcast It had been Based on a study of 16 families given special training to help thatfor certain. Hasenfus will make a "mit- pilot and co-pilot. taped the day before. with a history of dyslexia, scien- them cope with the disorder, in Among Americans who suf- igating statement" and "has Bell said he, chief Nicaraguan In the interview conducted by tists concluded that one out of which the brain seems unable to fered from dyslexia were Presi- thrown himself on the mercy of defense attorney Enrique Sotelo correspondent Mike Wallace, three inherited cases of the correctly process series of let- dent Woodrow Wilson and Vice the court," said Griffin Bell, the Borgen and other defenders Hasenfus acknowledged being reading disorder is linked to a ters or numbers. Although President Nelson Rockefeller. former U.S. attorney-general helped draft the statement for recruited as a cargo handler to defect on chromesome 15, one of dyslexics are of normal intelli- Dr. Albert Galaburda, a neu- Who is assisting with the cap- Hasenfus, who also is charged help run supplies to the rebels. the 23 paired chromosomes that gence, they often fall behind in rologist at the Harvard Medical tured American mercenary^ with conspiracy and violating He said he was not sure who carry human genes. school or are misdiagnosed as School who studies dyslexia, defense. public security. ran the rebel supply operation The finding, published in con- learning impaired because of Xed that most dyslexia is "We hope the statement will Yesterday morning, Hasen- based in El Salvador, but be- junction with the annual meet- trouble reading. rited. But he said it is wrong cause the Sandinistas, the Nica- fus. Sotelo Borgen, the president lieved he was working for the ing in Philadelphia of the to assume that there is a specific raguan government, to be more of the three-man People's Tribu- CIA. American Society of Human Ge- THE FINDING is also impor- gene that causes dyslexia. merciful," be told a news con- nal hearing the case and the Hasenfus provided no real evi- netics, should allow better de- tant because of the light it sheds "It may be there is a gene to ference. assistant prosecutor viewed a dence that the CIA or other U.S. tection of afflicted individuals, on the workings of the brain, make a brain vulnerable and let Hasenfus. 45, of Mafinette, videotape of an interview with government agencies directed said Herbert Lubs of the Univer- Lubs said. it show dyslexia under certain Wis., was the only survivor of a the American mercenary broad- the clandestine supply flights. sity of Miami, one of the study's "It enables you to show that circumstances," he said. 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Find out more—call or write for our free brochure Share the feeling. Director, MBA Programs The Ohio State University U2HagertyHalI 1775 College Road Columbus. OH 43210-1399 1B& (614) 292-8511 The Ohio State University BG Newi/November 5,1W7 FOOD TOWN Golfers upset PSCI 1044 N. 830 S. .by Dennis Cisco Broadbent's putting also spar- (about trailing at the 27-hole MAIN ST. MAIN ST. sports reporter kled Monday. The junior, after point)," Broadbent said. "I an S3 Sunday, finished with a par don't think any of us did and it Daily 8am to Dally 8am to was probably better that we ■ The Bowling Green women's round of 73, which included ,T golf team has had the title of three birdies, to oust Penn didn't know. midnight midnight bridesmaid for most of this sea- State's Vickl Krick by one stroke Nye put the amazing score in Sun. 9am to 9pm Sun. 9am to 9pm son as it has posted two second- for the title. perspective. place finishes in four tourna- Sandy Ensminger placed third "You are looking at a golf ments. in the tourney with a 158 (81-77), team who averages 82, which is However, last weekend at a stroke from second. Ingrid 41 per nine. That s five over per State College, Pa., the Falcons Lundblad notched fifth place girl and we normally shoot shrugged oft the runner-up role finishing with a 158 (80-78), fol- about 22 over per for nine and finally became the bride. lowed by Jenny Hjalmqulst's 167 boles," he said. '*We only shot BG captured the Lady Lion (8245) and Gloria Holmes' 178 four over and that's a bis jump. Invitational Monday by shooting (87-81). I'm sure it shook Penn State. a 640 (328-314) besting second- After not playing in the Lady "They probably thought if place Penn State by 10 strokes in Boiler Invitational because of a they played their normal game, the 36-hole, two-day tourney. should injury, Lundblad was ana they did, they would win. The host Nittany Lions carded able to recover to play well in But they didn't," he continued. a 650 (328-322), foUowed by Pennyslvania. "It was an outstanding effort by Michigan with a 674 and the "It (shoulder) was kind of the whole team and I'm proud of Penn State white team with a sore the first day because it them." 681. rained and was cold," the fresh- The victory in the Lady Lion "I don't know that the wom- man from Painesville said. "But tourney marks the end of the fall en's golf team has ever won a Monday it was fine and it didn't Bolf season for the Falcons, golf tournament," an elated BG bother me at all. lowever, the win represents a coach Greg Nye said. "We upset "It was really exciting to lot more than simply the end to Penn State, which is probably win," Lundbald continued. the season. the finest team in the Northeast. "Penn State has a very good !'I HAVE to give a lot of credit And we did it on their own turf." women's golf team." to our seniors (Ensminger, . Not only did the Lady Falcons BG led the 18-hole shortened Hjalmquist and Allsion An- claim the championship, but tourney (because of rain, the drews), because they have been BG's Laura Broadbent was the tourney was reduced from 54 to through some losing seasons, tourney's medalist with a 10- 36 holes) after the first day by and now they have won," Broad- over par 156 on the par 73 two strokes over Penn State, 324- bent said. "It was a good finish .course. For the Warren, Ohio 326. for the team and a nice end to native, it was her second HOWEVER, THE Nittany Li- the season." straight meet victory. Broad- ons came back and took a three- bent won the Lady Boilermaker stroke advantage after the first Invitational two weekends ago. nine holes of play Monday. BG "I WAS really happy with the countered with a strong final way I played." she said. "I had nine, shooting a team total of two bad breaks on Sunday, but I only four over par to win the ironed them out on the driving tourney by 10 strokes. range Monday." "I had no clue until the end MICHAEL HARRINGTON AMERICA'S FOREMOST DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST "We have to go beyond the New Deal in order to fight Reagan's Raw Deal." THURS. 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Canon*, 01310. Homeworkera wanted now' Top Pay' Work a Al UAAara who helped on Alumni Faculty Weak Deer PINS TO MY HOT HOCKEY PLAYER! Homo. No experience needed Cal Cottage In- Thank you for making it such a success You're As s good judge of character. I feel we are rjuetrtee 406 360-4062 day or evening el torrtnc! From the Alumni Relatione Commit- deemed to be oneleh? My Loss Forever Aden. BETTER LATE THAN NEVERI HAVE A SENSA- TIONAL SEASON"1 IF YOU'RE REALLY Part-nme temporary GOOD-YOU'LL GET THE JELLYF1SHMI YKWI Must have previous landscape construction ex OBanedetto's Suo-Me-QuKk LOVE YOU Alpha Dais: Retreat penance or extensive farm background wl be taking orders tor IH Coming! References a must Naad immediately The Little Shop 4tt. party subs until To my LI" KAREN SLOVAK 352-7781 leave massage 5pm Friday night Today Is the day Cal now tor Parents Weekend Physical Therapy Aide-must be able to work That you turn 10 (University Union) 352-4663 between 9 a.m. and 2 pm.. Mon.-Frl. Cal It's time lo drink hssvty I'm so gtod you're my Big!" Ws'rs going toheva Wood County Nursing Home. 8-4:30 Phone Do you Uke to decorate your room with street And mass a big acene. a great year logeltvjr'"Liea 353-8411 will be closed ebjaia Manny taken from the streets? Having Now don t be emoarraaeed a street sign or taking one a agelnst me law rl Gat shy and turn away, RN'a and LPN'a Attention Mortar Board! can bo punishable by up to S1000 Una and-or if 9 a perfect excuse Are you an active ready to step back into nurs Fun sjad meeting Nov 6 at 9 p.m. in our usual six months in Hw For acting fNe way ing? Start over in a caring environment Woor. Tuesday, November 11 place Ajsrelmtred Earn SSS Stuffing Envelopes??? So cheers to my Ms, County Nuraing Home needs a tuMmo LPN ATTENTION LADIES OF BQSU. Contact the Student Consumer Union Isnsllt My best Pi Phi are and part-time RN Cal 1-353-8411 between in observance of Erotic rianaaflnna are B.Q.'a newest tantaay May your B-day be an evening Bam- 4:30pm. turfsers Select your lantasy and 1st us take Of shear drunksn BUSSI cam of the reel Free fantaalaa to the first 89 Thinks for apendtog New veers Eva with met I caters. For more into cal >erry Forgatte, Sean had a great BmalDZ love and mine. Jusa FOR SALE ', or Sake Hovsnlc at 383-2839 Veteran's Day Uhensn's Friends el the Dael Community STUDENT SAVINGS SPECTACULAR ATTN: ALL USO MEMBERS AND COMMITTEE '77 Saab, Modal 00. beige color, front wheel Maaang Tonight B oopm ON TOURS. FRI S SAT BRING laTaasTReTlaiiiliilisi Happy Hours from 8-8 at rjrtve. Cal Dave 352-7801 or 372-7515 2nd floor lounga Prout Hal IN ORANGE DISCOUNT CARD AND Rocky Roccoco'a on Frt Nov. 7l|t $1500 Quaet epoeker Mate Barry RECEIVE SS.00 OFF ITS YOU ITS UWOOE 1078 Grand Lsmana 1 owner-drtver. AC. Green Army trenencoat with a read yo-yo In the rrSUHLMAN-S power steer. AM-FM, rebuet carb new front pocket 38 rag. Belonged to grandfather ft brae. SI 60 or beef oner 372-8404 found bring to 3 Mooney Thank you. "ft met ooaan't matter-FootbeT 1S82 LE CAR EXCELLENT CONDITION GROOVY RECORDS Be mars MILEAGE-28.000 AC AM-FM. 4 SPEED 426 E WCOSTER (BEHIND DAIRY MART) CALL 1-365-4869 AFTER 5 P.M MON SAT 11-8 "Tako your rjonsma. ptaaao..." 1986 30 footot carspar. ftfuay aan-contsmad. to the 5th Dimension concert.Saturday loaded Must aacrrfnJ.^53 0078 Confused on how to November 8 at Anderson Arena Tickets on sale PEAVEV HERITAGE AMPLfFIEfl S426 now at the Alumni Canter, or cal 2-2701 to Looking forward to our ATARI 800XL COMPUTER. 810 DISK.ORIVE reeerve $5 or 58 seats Ranoavoua In Jackson Hot.! 1027 PRINTER. AND BMC MONITOR (360 AOV CALL 372-3641 get job experience? HekSneu- SKI YOU THERE' WANTED FOR RENT (JH) Love Kurt 1 famela roommale needed to aublaaaa a newly APT FOR RENT -SPRING SEMESTER furnwhed apt for spring aamaator Close to Spaooue 2 bedroom. 2 bath, appasnees. aS Don't pass up Hey AJfslta- campus. Onry $125 par month. Cal Jenny utltlee paid except electric Gas hoot Vary Thanka tor a tun time at the "Danes of the 3523844 dean, good mgmt Cal 353-0733 Dead '' Looking forward to mor a greet times 1 tomato to lutllall apartment for Spring ahead Love. Pete Houso to lublaasa as soon as posstjls. Ctoss these opportunities Semeeter Contact Use 354-8161 to campus on Wooatsr $125 monthly Cal 3534X110 HOCKEY NIGHT IN BOWLING GREEN 1 female to aublaaaa house tor sepnng LASATT'S HAT TRICK SPECIALS aomsstor. ChaatH Cat Dams 382-6042. Need female to ahara house Naad male to BEFORE-DURING-AFTER EVERY FALCON 1 Male roommate to sublease apt with 3 meles share apartment Four month lease for 2nrj GAME for Snng '87 $112 50 par month Phone Cal 352 7366 POLLYEYES PIZ2A-440 E. COURT-152-BIJI 353-3020 tor c SUBLEASE 1 bedroom apartment for Soring '87. Cuktt building perfect lor gred student or! seniors $220-mo S uW John. 353-2826 Sublaaee lor Spring Semeeter See Co-op in Action One BerJroom-Furneihod $290 par month plus electric Fourth and Ugh St Visit us at Careers Day Senior Pictures Cal John 372-1077 Tubtaoaul Large one bedroom unlurnlahed spsftl'noiil Tenant pays atactoc only Pool' Cal Thursday, Nov. 6 Mfte or Bath 362-0292 WANTED 1 or 2 people to aublet a spacious 1 Are Being Shot badrrom apt. tor spring semester Quiet, 3:30-6:30 p.m. CLOSE TO CAMPUS, wood Itoors, unajrrestk sd. $225-month past unities Cal I Grand Ballroom, Student Union 353-1650 or 372-6432 Opportunities for spring internships NOW!! COOP CORNER Coma to the Exploring Placement opportunrtlae on Thuraday. November 6.3 30-6 30 pm In the Grand BVJ Room and learn more about Spring and Summer Co-op and internship oopon kassesl UNDERCLASSMEN are highly an- How to find your own couraged to anand1 For more Information cal Last session is now through Nov. 21 372-2461 i: "How to find your own co-op or Co-op / Internship Schedule your appointment on Wednesday Nov 12th at 7 30-8 30 pm In 111 South Hal - NOW is the by calling 372-8086 sme to start looking for summer opecrtunrtlea Wednesday, Nov. 12 Don't Mas it Cal 372-2451 for more inlorma Ion Bring your Co-op slogan and logo ideas to Room 238 Admin BUg by Nov 24, 1986'AI 7:30 p.m. wemers wsl be announced in the BG News on November 25.1086 Questions? Call Seven good reasons to do it: 372-2461 Over $200 worth ol prizes and girta arl be given sway-so set nowlWa can sal Ill South Hall •Great price mora C.8. ,Ac