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INDEX City 3,4 Six Feet Under Entertainment 5 Opinion 2 BG man talks about responsibilites of city gravediggers. Page 4. Sports 6 The BG News «'A Commitment to Excellence »

Wednesday, July 19,1995 Bowling Green, Volume 82, Issue 152

News in Brief' Registration Days Train safety plan

Grades & bills are targets risk-takers on their way Aaron Gray 20 violations, and they cited 17 The BC News people during the eight-hour trip. Students waiting to see Rick Mclntyre, supervisor of their first session grades will In a sweltering, tiny compart- highway safety for Conrail, said ment of a freight train's engine, he hopes the trip will get the have to continue waiting or two engineers watch helplessly message to motorists not to take make a trip to the Adminis- as a blue pickup truck crawls chances. tration Building. Grades for over a railroad crossing in front "People don't seem to realize all of the summer classes of them. the danger involved," Mclntyre will be mailed out In August "Move you stupid son of a said. "You're 30 times more following the completion of bitch," one shouts over the dea- likely to be killed in a car-train all summer courses. In the fening roar of the engine as the accident than you are in an auto- meantime, grades can be train cuts through a wheat field mobile accident because of the obtained with a picture l.d. at 50mph. weight ratio involved." "The ratio of a train to a car is at 110 Administration "Get the hell off of there," the other shouts with fear and anger the same as a car to a full can of Building or by sending a in his voice as he blasts the horn. soda," he said. "Run over a pop self-addressed stamped en- The truck finally completes its can and see how it looks when velope. Fall schedules will be slow journey over the tracks with you're done." mailed out with bursar the train only 20 feet away. The In 1994 216 crashes occurred in statements on July 26. two engineers slam their fists Ohio, and 37 people were killed.' Tke BG NewiAUry Creep against the walls and shout obs- Six of the crashes occurred in cenities at the driver of the truck Wood County, the fifth highest Psych program Linda Tracy (above) from as the train barrels on. number of all counties in the honored r r jm the Student Service Build- state. Two people died in these, ing organizes the evaluation This was the scene last both in Bowling Green. T-' papers for pre-reglstration Wednesday during a sting opera- Ohio ranks fourth nationally in The University's gradu- Friday morning. A mother tion organized by Operation Life- terms of car-train crashes. About ate program in industrial and her son (right) confer saver, a railroad crossing safety 4,900 crashes occur in the United and organizational psychol- with an admissions coun- campaign aimed at nabbing risk- States every year. ogy has been ranked as one selor over his fall schedule takers. CSX engineer Terry Ludban of the top programs of Its An eight-car passenger train said many people don't under- kind In the nation. The July traveled from Bowling Green to stand a train's engineer is power- Issue of "The Industrial Or- Columbus and back carrying city less to stop a crash officials, law enforcement offi- ganizational Psychologist" "Your reaction time is usually cers and media people from ranked the University as only one or two seconds before a lion Western Ohio. crash occurs," he said. "And it having the fourth best pro- A State Highway Patrol plane gram in the country. It takes a train moving SO miles per watched overhead for violators hour about a mile and a half to based its results on the re- TlK BC NewpMary Creep and contacted patrol cars to pull search productivity of fac- over the offenders. Officials saw See TRAINS, page four. ulty members during the past four years. The final tally Indicated the top three programs to be Michigan Heat wave increases sales State and Penn State uni- versities, and the University Near-record highs drive consumers to cooler climes of Illinois, respectively. Colo- rado State University was Jay Young fans and at the present time we Amos said a normal day ends at ranked fifth. The BG News are trying to get more air condi- S p.m. for most of the workers. tioners." She said the customers she talks The air was conditioned at such Schweiss said the store has to are really heated up, but Len- University races an uncomfortable temperature ordered more air conditioners, nox is usually able to fix the using electricity this past week that even the fans but the process is slow because problem if they can get to it. of hot weather were no longer in suppliers are also feeling the "I know the guys have been stock heat. Penny Amos, secretary at running ragid and the customers The University and 10 Toledo reported the highest Lennox Air Conditioning, said the are very demandent when they other schools will partici- temperature in the state, accord- warm temperatures resulted in a don't nave air conditioning," pate In the second annual ing to the National Weather Ser- lot of people discovering their Amos said. "We pretty much Electric Formula vice in Cleveland, when the city broken air conditioners at the have a lot on stock and if we don't Classic on July 21-23. Held hit 104 degrees on July 14. last moment. we can have it for the customer as part of the festivities The Bowling Green Waste- in a day or two." surrounding the Grand water Treatment Plant on Dun- A spokesperson at the Wood Prix of Cleveland, the SO bridge Road, a National Weather "Sales on fans, on air County hospital there was no real kilometer race will begin at Service station, recorded tem- conditioners and increase in emergencies or ill- 12:30 p.m. Saturday. The peratures in the 90's throughout nesses caused by the heat. the week and hit the century dehumidifiers has University's Electric Falcon Kosarik said it will probably mark on July IS. Is one of the favorites to win just beenfantastic." get warm again, but don't expect the race. In last year's The hot temperatures meant an Arnie Schweiss to fry any eggs on the sidewalk Increase in sales and services for anytime soon. event, the car finished fifth, K-mart manager "It is going to get wanner The BC NewpUpjr Y«UP| but rebounded to finish local businesses. Anile Schweiss, again during the weekend. We third in the second and last Kmart store manager, said the The incredible beat last week featured several storms Including hot weather has increased de- "The phone has been ringing could be up near 90," Kosarik race of the Inaugural sea- one on July 12 that produced lightening that could be seen behind mand on all summer products. off the wall," Amos said. "We've said. "The weather pattern for the Wood County Court House. Temperatures peaked over the son. The car Is sponsored "Sales on fans, on air condi- been swamped. Some of the guys the next week looks warm, but weekend when It hit 104 degrees in Toledo. The combination of by the College of Technol- tioners and dehumldifiers has have worked past seven and not as extreme as we had In the the storms and heat resulted In peak electricity demands. ogy and was built by fac- Just been fantastic," Schweiss some have even worked until past few days. It will be more ulty and students through- said. "We're keeping up OK with nine." like we are used to for July." out the University. BG honors former employees Conference commemorates first A-bomb Three former Univer- The highlight of "The Atomic ended the war without the dev- Teller was born in 1908 in sity employees have been Kristin Cijka astating loss of life, he said. Hungary. He came to the The BC News Age Opens: American Culture recognized for their signifi- Confronts the Atomic Bomb" "We could have United States In 193S to escape cant contributions to the SO years ago the first suc- was an address by Dr. Edward done it [tested the However, President Truman the Nazism running rampant Institution by having cam- cessful atomic bomb detonated Teller, Inventor of the hydro- never received die proposal to throughout Europe. pus facilities named in near Los Alamos, N.M Still, the gen bomb. atomic bomb]. Had demonstrate the bomb. Robert their honor. Room 111 controversy concerning the During his speech Friday, it worked, it would Oppenhelmer, who oversaw In addition to Teller's talk, Hayes Hall was named af- use of nuclear power remains Teller told an audience he still the project at Los Alamos, there were presentations by ter former University archi- at the forefront of American believes the United States not have killed a wanted his scientists to remain Jane Canute, author of Gossips, uninvolved In what was tect Jack Raney, the first- culture. should have given Japan ample Gorgons and Cronies: The single person." thought to be a political de- Fates of the Earth; photogra- floor learning resources A confer- warning about the devastation cision. pher Richard Misrach, author room In the renovated ence con- of the A-bomb. Edward Teller cerning this "We could have done It. Had of Bravo 30: The Bombing of Eppler North after former It worked, It would not have pioneer in the Manhattan Still, Teller has no regrets the American West, and Jayme physical education profes- Issue was held In the killed a single person," Teller Project about his work He believes the Loader, co-creator of the sor Mary Watt and the re- L e n h art said. atomic age was inevitable and rilmThe Atomic Cafe. modeled second-floor Grand Ball- Teller said he advocated de- it was fortunate the U.S. de- To coordinate with the lec- dance studio In Eppler room at the tonating the bomb over Tokyo The United States could have veloped the bomb before an- tures, presentations and films, North after former dance University Bay to Illustrate the impact of threatened Japan with the use other country achieved this the Jerome Library provided a professor Mary Whitney. July 13-15. such a weapon. of the weapon and perhaps technology. display about the atomic age. The BG Newt o pinion page two Wednesday, July 19,1995 Hessian stereotypes foster ill will

Yeah you want to go out of a low-budget vampire flick "You're just a hessian," she blame for all of their economic The BG News Cause it'a raining and blowing telling me I was a Germain mer- snottily responded, as she turned ruin after being routed In WWI. But you cant go out cenary. around and went back to her pre- Now think about it, do you real- "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" Cause your roots are showing "Okay, 111 bite." I responded as vious conversation. ly want to help further Ideologies Dye 'em black "If s nice to aee that you know that were spread by guys like Black No. 1 what you're talking about, pale- Hitler through the use of stereo- Joe Boyle Andrew Dugan -Type O Negative face," I rebutted as I turned back types? editor-in-chief managing editor to my previous conversation, try- I would certainly hope your an- hessian: ing to forget that the previous swer is a resounding "No," but b: a German mercenary often a conversation had ever happened. unfortunately, we all do it every native Hesse serving In the You know, there's nothing like day. British forces during the Ameri- judging a book by its cover. Every time you pass someone Cindy Williams Jay Young can Revolution news editor assistant managing editor And as I'm sure you can proba- on the street or in a hallway you c: a mercenary soldier bly guess, this isn't the first time assess them. It sucks, but it's -Webster's Third New Interna- something like this has happened human nature. (I HATE that Ross Weitzner tional Dictionary tome. phrase). Photo Editor I've had everyone from high But anyway. If you want to end So there I was at Frankies In school English teachers to this process of constant assess- Toledo for the first time. Many a strangers on the street assume ment, don't even bother because time have I been to its sister es- that I'm some sort of strung-out it wont work. tablishment. The Main Event, but crack dealer or whacked-out ax- The trick is to realize you're I finally decided that it was time Aaron murderer, even though on many doing It. Opening Vietnam to try something a little bit (if not most of) the occasions different for a change. Weisbrod they made this assumption with- For example, let's say you Well, that and the fact that a out even a single spoken word walking to your next class on is chance for victory good friend of mine had offered I rolled my eyes. "Why am I a exchanged between the two of us. campus when you pass an over- to pay my way in If I went with hessian?" What I've always wanted to weight person (whatever that is). her. "You're a headbanger." This how this stereotype of long hair + If you've been pre-programmed But anyways, there I was on goth-chlck wannabe responded. jean jacket/leather jacket + rock and brainwashed like most President Clinton has recently decided to open din the back porch of Frankies, en- Just to confirm this allegation, t-shlrt = Cold and heartless psy- Americans have, you're first as- matic channels between the U.S. and Vietnam - a joying a somewhat goofy conver- I took a moment to examine my- chopath came to pass? sumption is probably going to be move 20 years in the making. sation with another friend of self both mentally and physical- For that matter, how do any something along the lines of mine when a young woman who ly- stereotypes come to pass? "He/She must eat a lot/too How ever, old habits die hard, and many people are not was sitting about ten feet away much." willing to forgive the government of the Republic of Long hair? Check. I suppose in my case it all roots from us pointed over at me and Megadeth T-shirt? Check. back to Black Sabbath (who just Vietnam for its bitter guerilla war which claimed the stated very loudly "He's a hes- All black attire? I'm sure it Now rather that trying to stop recently celebrated their 25th making these "obvious" judg- lives of over 50,000 American servicemen or women. sian." helps. Check. anniversary. Happy Anniver- "Pardon?" was the only I word Pessimistic world-view? BIG ments of people you dont know, sary, guys)), but what about all of just make sure that you allow. Kansas Sen. Bob Dole is spearheading a group of con- I managed to force out before I check. these other ones? gresspeople who are opposed to the normalization of re- gained my composure and bear- A mental hit-list that Includes youself to realize what you just You'll usually (if not always) did. lations, saying our military and retired servicement de- ings. "What did you just say?" society-at-large and "The Man?" find that stereotypes were serve to know what happened to the 1,200 servicemen "I said 'You're a hessian."' She Check. usually started by some pretty Now if you dont want try to missing in action. repeated boldly. I must admit A bad-ass attitude? Well, when bad dudes. Go figure. better both yourself and society that I was now finding the situa- need be. Check. For example, the idea that all in such a manner, then that's Despite these concerns, last week, several veteran's tion somewhat amusing. Here "Well, what do you know?" I Jewish folks are rich was propa- fine, too. Just climb back up the organizations - including the American Legion, Am Vets was an under-aged girl with said to my to my artil'ically- gated by Adolf Hitler and the tree you came from and wait and the Veterans of Foreign Wars - have supported Clin- greasy dyed-black hair (I wonder pale-sklnned adversary. "I AM a Nazi party In the not too distant there for a while. ton's decision and said it is time to let bygones be by- if It was Black No. 1...) who headbanger. So what's the con- past so that the German popula- I'm sure evolution will catch up gones. looked like she Just crawled out nection?" tion would have a scapegoat to with you sooner or later. While many of us still have uncles, fathers or brothers usually possible. Both geology who may have served in what some call "the only war LETTERS TO and environmental studies will America didn't win," it is time for the world to move on. maintain their independent iden- THE EDITOR tity and function, but they share 20 years after World War II many Americans were jet- enough areas of common Interest ting off to the formerly occupied Europe to see the that they will Interact in a mutua- Brandenburg Gate and Anne Frank's house. Following Dean responds lly beneficial way. that war, Americans wanted to tromp around on the sod The involvement of other de- which we asserted our authority over evil. to concerns partments in the interdiscipli- nary program will be insured by Maybe if s the fact that there was no clear winner or We recently appointed Joe the appointment of an active and loser in the Vietnam War. Maybe it's the fact that big Mancuso, professor of geology, more broadly based advisory business arguably started the Vietnam War, and now as the next director of the Envi- committee. These changes will wants to get its hands on the Southeast Asian market ronmental Studies Program. I am put Environmental Studies in a Maybe it's the fact that the Vietnam War was not as clear excited about the program's stronger position to compete for prospects under his leadership resources (personnel, space, a case of good versus evil. Whatever the reason, Ameri- and grateful to him for taking on operating budget) within the Col- cans do not seem to want to let the Vietnam War go away. this responsibility. lege, and put the College in a bet- Historically, all our Interdisci- ter position to provide support. The normalization of relations means very little with- plinary programs, of which Envi- Environmental Studies is one out Congress authorizing loans to that country's com- ronmental Studies Is one, share a of several Interdisciplinary pro- munist government or protecting their borders. This is common problem: most Impor- grams undergoing change. Film not a case of Big Brother moving in to defend liberty. tant decisions are made at the Studies and American Culture department/school level Conse- Studies are also changing leader- Perhaps the best way to win the Vietnam War 20 years quently, Interdisciplinary pro- ship and creating new communi- after the fact is to let our form of democracy work its grams are at a disadvantage in ties within the University. Inter- way into the Vietnamese economy. When America's vet- competing with departments for disciplinary programs are devel- limited resources. opment opportunities for faculty erans can open a multi-million dollar McDonald's fran- The department of geology has as well as educational programs I believe we should share these partmental and Interdisciplinary chise in Saigon, then America has won the war it has emphasis areas that overlap with for students. Leadership roles, In opportunities to promote the programs. tried to forget. Environmental Studies, and con- general, are opportunities for professional growth of our facul- Mark Gromko sequently, their relationship can faculty to grow within the aca- ty. Such faculty development Associate Dean for Academic be more supportive than Is demic community. will, in turn, stimulate both de- Affairs Arts and Sciences Copyright C199S by The BO News. Reprinting of any material in this publication without the permission of The BO Center director nected with directorship of the tional resources. ply cannot be sustained without News is strictly prohibited. center. I will continue to pursue The danger, of course, is the modification. The number of de- addresses changes these activities to the best of my traditional and familiar program clared majors clearly will exceed The BO News is an independent student voice founded ability. will dominate, and the less un- 300 students next year. Only a in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and I am writing to provide a public It perhaps should be noted that derstood Interdisciplinary pro- few departments in the Universi- Wednesdays in the summer. statement from my own perspec- for some time I have been plan- gram will be subjugated further ty have more. tive regarding the changes ning an academic leave to com- Into second-class citizenship. The center's budget remains Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of t»ir*wg place In Environmental the student body, faculty or University administration. Opin- plete a text on environmental In my view, the environmental fixed at a 1990 level, when fewer Programs and clarify a few Items physics. The leave was approved policy program is especially vul- than one-third this number of ions expressed in columns, cartoons and lettes are not necessar- which appeared In the July 12 let- In January and is scheduled for nerable in this respect Whatever students were enrolled. Of 29 ily those of The BO News. ter in The News from "Frienda of the fall semester. Thus, I would happens depends not only on the class sections offered by the Letters intended for publication must be between 200- the Environmental Center". not have been here In the fall in college administration and pro- center last year, only eight were 300 words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone First, let me say that while I any case. gram director, but also on the able to be covered with faculty appreciate the declarations of Joe Mancuso, professor and staff, students. Instructors and formally assigned to the pro- number and University affiliation, if any. The BO News support expressed by the letter's former chairman of geology, has advisory committee for the pro- gram. reserves the right to edit any and all letters. authors, I had no part in Its de- been appointed as director of the gram. Continued vigilance is Finally, I would like to say a The BO News encourages in readers to notify the velopment nor to my knowledge center for next year. As far as I necessary in this regard. few words about the faculty, paper of any errors in the stories or photograph descriptions. did any member of the center know, the directorship thereafter Regarding changes in direc- staff and students In environ- staff. Most of the Information Is has not been firmly decided. It torship of the center, one must mental programs. At a time when correct, but some Items perhaps could remain In geology, but recognize that personnel de- many complain about apathy and The BG News Staff could be misinterpreted. other options also are possible. cisions of this nature are the lack of personal motivation, en- It is correct that a change In I have been assured by the Col- prerogative of the dean. I cer- vironmental students exhibit a copy chief Kristin Stadum directorship of the center la m lege of Arts and Sciences, and tainly understood that coming in dedication and committment copy editor Kristtn Cajka progress, but I have not been Associate Dean Gromko has and accept it going out. which is truly Impressive. In the staffwriter Leslie McConkey asked to resign from environ- stated In writing, that there Is no In nine years as director, I absence of Institutional support, staffwriter Kristi Koester mental programs. In fact, I have Intent for environmental pro- have served under four different BGSU environmental students been offered a full-time position grams to be "taken over" by ge- deans, one interim dean and four staffwriter RochelU Converse voluntarily initiated and kept a* professor of environmental ology. He has also recognized additional assistant deans. An- naff writer alive for many years a recycling Aaron Weisbrod studies. other dean search la already program on this campus which shop publicly the need for retaining Carlo Zvosec For many reasons I have the autonomy of these programs. scheduled for next year. has won state and national shop Andrea Colon elected not to accept such an as- We simply will have to take his With such turnover it Is diffi- awards; they Independently or- - *>P CuyWestphal signment instead, I have opted word for that and see how mat- cult to make long-range plans ganize and continue to manage to return to my home department ters develop over the next few and obtain commitments which the Earth Day events on campus of physics. This does not mean I years. carry over from one administra- each spring. Through personal intend to abandon environmental Although I would not presume tion to the next And each new and club contributionis they help 204 West Hall programs. to speak for the college, and al- administration comes In with bring In speakers of international Bowling Green Stale University I have many ongoing projects, though I have not been involved different priorities and agendas renown; Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 some with external support, and in discussions with geology, I be- they would like to pursue. Thomas B.Cobb my personal commitment to ln- lieve the intent of the proposed The environmental science and Director bgnews9andy.bgsu.edu fffrthar|i*yh*ffy education twi to change Is to accomodate both policy programs at BG have Center for Environmental environmental issues not areas without the need for addi- grown to a point where they slm- Studies i CTbeThe BG NewsNe ity

Wednesday, July 19,1995 page three Jaycees sponsor city events

Leslie McConkey "Socialization Is an Impor- projects," Tegge stated. The BG News tant aspect of the Jaycee or- Bowling Green's recycling ganization,'* Tegge said. "Many center, started by the local "Service to humanity is the recent graduates reach to the chapter, has become a commu- best way of life." So says the Jaycees to establish them- nity-wide effort to conserve motto of one of the largest selves as up and coming com- resources, and local Jaycees young person's organizations munity leaders." Social activi- are probably best recognized in the nation. Jaycee chapters ties Include New Year's Eve in Bowling Green for the are found in every state in the parties, Christmas caroling, Haunted House they sponsor United States. euchre tournaments, and prog- each year. The Bowling Green Jaycees ressive dinners. The BG Jaycees are also or- have been active in Bowling As well as socialization, the ganizing a KidCare Identifica- Green since 1948. BG's chapter group's meetings focus on per- tion Program in conjunction as well as chapters across the sonal development. Topics with K-Mart. The project is an nation are an active organiza- such as time management, buy- effort in providing identifica- tion for young people ages 21 ing a house and financial plan- tion Information about children to 39. ning are presented to the in the event of abduction. According to local Jaycee membership. According to the Ohio president, Jayne Tegge, join- In the community, the Jaycees Membership Secre- ing a Jaycee chapter is the best Jaycees strive to take an active tary, Judy Ulsh, the Mission way for a young person to role. "The Jaycees lend a help- Inn project was started by the make connections in the com- ing hand to the community of United States Jaycees last The BG NcwiAtochclle Ctaverae year. Several children and adults relax in the kiddie pool at the Helena, Ohio Migrant Head Start facility. munity. Bowling Green in a variety of The program, which serves a portion of the migrant population in Northwest Ohio, is staffed by a ded- icated corps of staff members. It's time for Head Start offers safety, fun The Answei Factory C lea ranee Sale The centers comply with Fed- Cindy Childress, educational Migrant eral Head Start performance coordinator of the Genoa center Sale Marts Friday. July 21 and continues until the old goods are standards, Ohio Daycare Li- explained how the children in- cleared out to make way for new fall merchandise! children cencing regulations and are crease their bilingual abilities. monitored by both agencies. "They have two circle times Boehm discussed the distin- and it's the same lesson in both educated in guishing characteristics of Mi- circle times. One time we do it in grant Head Start. English for them, then in the \\c*\f »II| it ami iti' don't mint it! two languages "It's not a daycare, it's an edu- afternoon or, vice versa, In the cational program (with several morning we do a Spanish circle ( jllll". • I li|v RochellB M. Converse components). We focus on the time." The BG News whole family and the whole Operating from 6am. to 6pm., No clearance item marked down less than 10 percent! child." Monday through Friday, the Discounts to 50% or more Make a deal. Get it out-ofhere! In 1970, children of area mi- The components include edu- children are served breakfast, grant workers got a chance to cation, health, nutrition, social lunch, a morning and an after- learn and have fun in a safe en- services, parent Involvement, noon snack. They also take field The Answer Factory viornment through the beginning disability services and mental trips find are Involved in outdoor Since 1987, your source for computers and technical support of the Migrant Head Start pro- health These comprehensive activities. 108 South Main Street in Downtown BG, 354-2110 services are designed to meet the gram. "The reason we have a 12 hour Hours: 9-8 Monday through Friday-. 10-4 Saturday Now, 25 years after its concep- developmental needs of migrant day is to meet the needs of the tion. Migrant Head Start has children from birth to age five. parents. Typically (the parents expanded to eight schools and All children. Including infants, work) in the fields as early as S serves many children with bi- have individualized lesson plans. and return at 9 or 10 in the even- lingual education. The curriculum and staff pro- ing," Boehm said. Operating nationally across the vide a blcultural and bilingual The safety of the children is I^oft & United States since 1969 and in program for the children. also a major concern of the par- Ohio since 1970, Migrant Head "The point of (Migrant) Head ents. Eva Barger, center coor- l«ciii;iLK Available Start is under the auspice of the Start is to reinforce the child's dinator of Genoa I and II ex- Head Start Bureau. Migrant culture In their enviroment ... pressed the need of the program. singles • doubles • triples Head Start is a federally funded that's why it's a bicultural and bi- "If those children don't have a program and a distinctive branch lingual program, to affirm their place to go in the summer, the of Head Start due to the popula- identity and help build their self- 405 Thursfin Avenue tion It serves. esteem," Boehm said. See MIGRANTS, page four. (across from Mac West) Pamela Boehm, acting director of Ohio Migrant Head Start de- scribed the development of Ohio's program. "Rural Opportunities (Inc.yMigrant Head Start," lo- cated In Bowling Green, Ohio, "is a delegate agency of Texas Mi- grant Council." Until four years ago, Texas Migrant Council came to Ohio during the agricultural season to provide services for migrant farmworkers and their families. After deciding to try and find an organization In Ohio to run the Migrant Head Start program, Rural Opportunities incorpor- ated the program into their exist- 248 1/2 S. Main St ing services In 1992, according to (just south of Mid-Am Bank) Boehm. Ohio's Migrant Head Start has eight centers located mostly in Maximize ALL Your Living Space Northwest Ohio. Center locations 352-8578 Include Helena, Portage, Swan- ton, Leipsic, Plymouth, Genoa, with SPACE SAVERS, INC. 352 5475 which has two centers, and New Carlisle in Miami County. Rollerbiade The center locations are set to serve the areas where migrant WE RENT ROLLERBLADES workers are most populated. 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V GTheBGNcThe BG News ity page four Wednesday, July 19,1995 TRAINS MIGRANTS 9 .Continued from page one. Continued from page three. Digger s job begins six feet under ;atop." parents will take them to the . Many people don't realize the field and sometimes there's no Krlstl Kosstsr ittress engineers experience as a shade. So they're always exposed The BC News ■result of railroad crossing risk- to the sun and to the weather." takers, said Ludban, who has "Here we take care of them In It's a sad and dirty Job, but been Involved In two crashes dur- a nice family atmosphere..so It's someone has to do it ing his 15-year career. an enviroment that (the parents) Tun Hammer is one of fifteen would like for the children to be, crewmembers that do that job. ; "Even with ones that weren't instead of in the fields," she said. Gravedlgging, that is. fatal accidents, it still comes Barger has some volunteers "If s kind of depressing. I don't back to haunt you," he said. from the church where the do it all the time, though. We all "Every time you come to a cross- center Is located. take turns," Hammer said. ing, the whole scene comes back "Once they volunteer, they Rain, shine, sleet or hail, the to you frame by frame, like when come back because they get a graves must be dug. Yes, there they show an accident on TV." touch of those kids. Just like my are plenty of obstacles that pre- staff, I know they work so hard sent themeselves in the life of a Ludban compared an engi- sometimes and they say, 'You gravedigger trying to do his Job. neer's Job to a police officer's. know, it's worth if." In Bowling Green's Oak Grove Cemetery, a high rock table is "If you're a cop, every day you "We Just have to do something for these children," she said. one hindrance. go to work knowing there's a "We try to make every grave possibility someone might take a To Qualify for Migrant Head shot at you," he said. "Every day Start, a family must be at or be- six feet deep, but when we run an engineer goes to work, he low the poverty guidelines and SI into a layer of rock, we go as percent of their income must deep as we can," Hammer said. knows a car might run out in Many of the graves in the north- front of him. You have to try not come from agricultural work. to think, 'Gee, is this going to be They must have migrated and east corner of the cemetery are the day?'" children must be below the age of only five feet. "compulsory" school attendance. Hammer said that they have never hit any neighboring graves when digging a new hole. However, the sides are very close together and they "have to Collegiate Connection cram them In a little bit" "They are all laid out. We have WELCOME PRE- REGISTRATION corner markers for each little STUDENTS & PARENTS section, and each section has four lots In it Everything is measured CHECK OUTI out when the sections are laid THE LATEST IN BGSU MERCHANDISE out," Hammer said. The crew tries to dig each grave a day before the funeral. ■ sweatshirts • water bottles & cups The entire process takes only two ■ boxers • mugs people, with the help of a tractor. 1 hats • mascots After the hole is dug, a vault ' stationary company comes in and places a • Greek merchandise cement vault in the grave. The wooden casket is placed within 30% -70% off all Swimsuits the vault and an airtight, con- crete seal covers the vault. 531 Ridge St. "All we do is dig them and cover them back up," said Ham- 352-8333 mer, who has been a gravedigger M-Thur 10-8 for seven years. He describes his F & Sat 10-5:30 feelings when digging his first grave as "not so good." Tkc BG NewkUoe Beyle "It is kind of depressing, but Public Works worker Tim Hammer stands above a freshly dug grave. Hammer rotates with other you get used to it after the first workers for the earthly job. couple of times," he said. ence I've had was when people multiple burials take place, and "We have cards for everybody Hammer said that he has never wanted to move an older coffin confusion of who goes where that buys a lot. As people are bur- seen any ghosts, but he has run somewhere else and they have may arise. The crew takes prac- ied in the lot, we write their name across a bone or two. degenerated a little bit," he said. tical precautions to avoid any and fill in where each person is "Probably the worst experi- There are m&.iy days when mix-ups. buried," Hammer said.

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