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by Janet Boyer Bowling Green passed their program Not unlike the University, Miami effort to get some information be- stall reporter to gain support for ours," Neal said. has experienced some problems get- cause students need access to such a Editor's note: This is the second The SLS program at Miami Univer- ting administrative support for the service," she added. in a two-part series concerning sity will be similar to the program at program, Neal said. Several variations of a student legal the Student Legal Service. To- BG, Neal said. However. Neal said, "But, once we make progress our service can be found on other univer- day's story deals with the pro- because Miami can use the Universi- (university) president won't do any of sity campuses. gress of the service at other ty's SLS program as a guide for the foot-dragging like your president The University of Cincinnati is try- universities. setting up one, they won't be proceed- is doing," Neal added. ing to get a legal service established ing blindly anymore. Youngstown State University has which will be operated by volunteers The Student Legal Service program One thing they have learned from also expressed interest in the SLS from their law school. has been a rallying point for students the University's program is how program. As a result, there will not be a lot of on this campus, and other universities much to charge students for the serv- The problem is an administrative cost to the student, Jane Getty, stu- have now expressed interest in having ice, he said. change within the student body dent body president, said. such a program. Miami also needs approximately caused several of the files to be mis- Ohio University in Athens also has a According to Jerry Neal, student $30,000 to start the program and will placed and the university has no infor- type of legal service which is operated body president at Miami University, probably charge a S3 fee for the mation on the SLS program, Cathe by students. the university introduced a student service instead of the $2 the Univer- Pazlov, student body president, said. The program at OU, called Students legal service program two years ago sity charged, Neal said. "The program would definitely be Defending Students, has a primary but had some problems getting sup- Since they do not expect to get the an asset because the Youngstown function of counseling students on port because of the negative check-off same 80 percent participation rate the area, generally speaking, has no real how to present their case with accu- system of payment. University had they will need the legal service,' Pazlov said. racy, Stacy Clewell, vice chairperson "We're currently using the fact that extra $1 charge, he added. "We are going to make an active of SDS, said.
Wrongful imprisonment causes hurt Man seeks new life after prison term COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A year a machine shop, but is waiting for House in February. It would allow the up, especially since (Dr.) Jackson ago tomorrow William Bernard Jack- someone to hire him for a full-time Ohio Court of Claims to compensate admitted he did it. There's no reason son walked out of prison a free man job. William Jackson for his imprison- for the bill to be held up any longer." after serving nearly five years for ment. But even if the bill is passed by the crimes he said all along he didn't "IF I COULD at least find a job. I But Jackson worries that the bill Legislature, William Jackson be- commit. wouldn't have to be standing around,'" will be forgotten and he always will be lieves he should have some say in his he said. "But nobody's going to hire known as "the guy who did time for compensation. His release followed the arrest of no jailbird. I'd show them the newspa- the other guy's crime." Dr. Edward Franklin Jackson Jr., a Ser clippings that say I was innocent, "I spent almost five years in prison. "What they're saying is you spent prominent 39-year-old internist who is ut they don't want you. No way." They should have let me go down and five years in the joint and now we're on trial in Akron for 21 rapes and 39 After waiting five years in prison file for the money the day after I got going to tell you how much it was other crimes committed against Co- for someone to realize a mistake was out of jail. Did they? No. worth," he said. "It can't be like that. lumbus women over seven years. made and waiting three weeks after They don'tuwi i uwwknow whatmw Ii wentwait through.wu wig". The physician, who is similar to Dr. Jackson's arrest for his release, "ITS LIKE everything else. They There'se's no way of telling what I could William Jackson in appearance, has he since has waited for the Ohio come to prison, tell me I'm not guilty, have accomplished while I was in admitted the crimes but pleaded inno- Legislature to act on House Bill 124, a then make me wait three weeks be- prison. cent by reason of insanity. bill that would pay him for the wrong- fore I can get out." For William Jackson, 31, and no ful imprisonment. Jackson's bill was assigned to the Despite his bitterness toward the bg news staff/James Youli relation to the doctor, the euphoria of While Dr. Jackson sits in an Akron House Civil and Commercial Law system, William Jackson says he har- his release has been doused by a year courtroom, waiting for a seven-man, Committee. It hasn't been voted on. bors no resentment for Dr. Jackson. of waiting. five-woman jury to finish deliber- Beatty said a vote was delayed be- Acknowledging he has followed Interior decorations He and his wife, Paula, who he ations, William Jackson lives in a cause of fears it might have caused news reports of the physician's trial, Sue Moreland (foreground), sophomore education major, and Sue married shortly after leaving prison, dilapidated duplex, playing basket- more pre-trial publicity. Jackson said, "I'm not mad at him. Flocks, freshman psychology major, take a peek at some of the fine have split up. Unemployed, he says he ball and waiting for 'fiis dough." Now that Dr. Jackson's case has He didn't do anything to me. It wasn't arts prints available through Friday at the University Activities Organiza- has applied for at least 100 jobs. He State Rep. Otto Beatty, D-Colum- gone to a jury, Beatty said, "I cer- his fault I went to prison. It was the tion's print sale, open daily on the second floor of the University Union. worked for a friend for a few weeks in bus, introduced the bill in the Ohio tainly don't see any reason to hold it system that messed me around." Faculty member enforces athlete eligibility rules by Morgan Sales athletic director. Jack Gregory, resent the athletic program to the Ohio law cannot be appropriated for ball team's playing in the NIT, the annually, he said, as the University reporter shares the view that academic values faculty and could represent the aca- academic uses. Their use is only for fact that seven of our 19 varsity teams delegate. come first and must always be pre- demic values of the institution to the activities in the non-academic part of last year were league champs. All Editor's Note: This is the first of a served. While not every institution athletic department. their (students') lives, so in a sense those kinds of things bring attention He considers himself a "campus two part series on Marvin around the nation feels that way, we Although the purpose of the faculty we are talking about two separate that BG couldn't otherwise get. I don't politician" among the faculty, be- Kumler. are very anxious to keep it that way at athletic representative is to assure, budgets," Kumler said. think we could do without it," Vumler cause he is chair of the Faculty Board Bowling Green. on behalf of the NCAA, that the Uni- said. of the MAC. chair of the Budget Marvin Kumler is a person whose "I'm probably the University's versity has "valid faculty control" KUMLER SAID there exist some While the recognition the Univer- Committee of the MAC. and chair of a job and identity are probably un- least visible part of the athletic appa- over the athletic program there have faculty members who still would like sity may receive nationally some- committee to rewrite the policy man- known to most, yet he is partially ratus. I doubt that the average stu- been times when Kumler has had to to do away with intercollegiate var- times comes from the victories of ual for the CCHA. responsible for the successes and dent on campus knows that there go against the faculty in defense of the sity sports on campus. Those athletic intercollegiate sports, the University failures of the University's athletic exists a faculty athletic representa- athletic department. dissenters aren't as vocal as they does not make a great deal of profit In addition he is a member of the teams over the past four years. tive, nor for that matter what he "At the time I was appointed (1979), were a few years ago. off its athletic program. Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, Kumler is not a coach, but he is does," Kumler said. In that sense I the major problem the athletic de- "In my view this institution can't which sets athletic policy for the responsible for determining if an ath- am standing behind every person who partment faced was acceptance on afford not to have an athletic pro- HOWEVER, Kumler estimates 90 University and is a member of the lete may participate in varsity sports. participates on a varsity team, be- the campus. We had a few very vocal gram. We're not winning recognition nt of alumni giving is tied par- Faculty Senate at the University. As the University Athletic Rep- cause they probably wouldn't be there critics who basically said that the For our Nobel Prize winners, because to the athletic program and "I spend more time on academic resentative to the NCAA, Kumler is if I hadn't been doing my job and said program out at the stadium spends no member of the faculty has won a alumni return as a result of an issues concerning the athletic depart- responsible for ensuring that NCAA es that person is academically eligi- too much money and this inanition Nobel Prize. athletic-sponsored event like Home- ment than anyone around campus academic eligibility regulations are B can't afford it. "Our biggest recognition nationally coming or Parent's Day. could imagine,'' Kumler said. properly enforced. "They wanted to take the money comes when one of our athletic teams His responsibilities as faculty ath- "My clear allegiance is to the aca- KUMLER WAS appointed to the away from the athletics and put it into has a remarkable success, like the letic representative go beyond that of While he may be the "least visible demic nrograms of BGSU first and position of faculty representative by academic programs and schol- football team's win against Fresno, enforcing NCAA regulations for he part of the athletic apparatus" his then secondly to the athletic program former University President Dr. Hol- arships, etc., apparently not realizing coming within an inch of defeating also represents the University to the work does not not go unnoticed, be- of BGSU," Kumler said. "I can say lis Moore, because be was a "feasible that those monies are student general North Carolina last year, the hockey MAC and the CCHA. cause it is his dedicated work that that without any qualms because our and credible voice" who could rep- fees monies and as a result under team's perpetual success, the basket- He attends seven to eight meetings allows athletes to take to the field.
the bottom line- weather index inside COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The August 1981, but 4 percent less than Ohio Crop Reporting Service re- in July. • Married hall and unit directors 6 Ohio cows ported yesterday that Ohio cows The increase over the two-year Buchwoid 2 discuss the advantages and disadvan- produced more milk in August than span was attributed to more cows campus/local 3 tages of married life on campus. Page A they did in August of two years ago, and better performance by cows slate/world 6 overflowed but not as much as In the past July. generally. Cows last month gave spots 7 • Two anti-tax issues were certified A The service said milk production an average of 32.1 pounds of milk classifieds yesterday for places on the Nov. 8 Cool and doucJy today with a high of in August reached 398 million per day, up from 31.5 pounds per ballot. Page 6. ■ 50 Showers bkety tonighl with lows m milk pails pounds, 7 percent more than in day two years ago. the mid-30s 2 bg rwwt/aeptembef 21.1903 Arms race,all want to keep up •editorial- by Kenneth York ■ventional forces makes it very un- ure from the outset. Agreement could no indication this policy will change, likely that any meaningful attack not be reached on reducing the speed and so long as we cannot be sure the some 'fun* pranks According to the theory that fences could be repelled. America's nuclear of the arms race, much less actually Soviets are not secretly making, de- make better neighbors, the United umbrella is as formidable as the reducing the numbers of nuclear ploying or exporting nuclear weap- States, the Soviet Union, and the rest Maginot Line, a defense built to fight weapons. ons, a freeze is worse than can be dangerous of the nuclear club have been, for the the previous war. meaningless, it is dangerous to our- Tt is an old cliche every college student has heard - "These past 40 years or so, trying to make The only other alternative to re- selves and to our allies. A freeze that ever stronger fences built of ever Poised on the brink of self-destruc- ceive any media attention lately is the is not verifiable is no freeze at all, it is Xare the best years of your life." larger arsenals of ever greater mega- tion by global thermonuclear war, an freeze. It has attracted attention and unilateral disarmament. People are apt to tell students this when they are com- tonnage. We all sleep better at night earlier age's balance of power be- support because of its conceptual plaining about the hassles, about how confined they feel knowing if any country were foolish comes a balance of terror. No one simplicity and common sense. Nu- A popular movie revives deus ex enough to attack us, we could remove fires the first shot because no one clear weapons can only be used at machina when the world's smartest living in a box or the endless hours of studying. Then they will from the face of the earth any sign of could survive the reprisal. When anni- great risk of escalation from theater computer plays out every permuta- tell a student about all the fun they had, including tales about life, intelligent or otherwise. Well, hilation of both parties is certain, to tactical to strategic weapons, so we tion of every nation's nuclear war "college pranks" and he or she can have fun like that too. dontwe? mutual assured destruction keeps the will stop making them for a while and strategy and sagely concludes that peace. see what happens. A mutual and global thermonuclear war is a Those practical jokes are done all in fun and intend no harm From the moment the first austra- verifiable freeze sounds simple strange game because the only win- such as kidnapping one of the women resident advisers and lopithecine picked up a piece of flint Other alternatives have been tried. enough in print but it will never be ning move is to not play. But the vowing to hold her hostage until the girls on her floor bake and found it held an edge, the arms SALT was a step in the right direc- implemented because of practical computer has only half the answer. It your floor 10 dozen cookies, or letting the floor's mascot - a race has been running its lethal tion, but altogether ineffective. The and political barriers. Verification is is not enough merely to not play. It is course. No one wants to be a victim of Soviets want enough missiles to de- the key. No nuclear treaty with the also necessary to keep everyone else slimy snake - loose into a sorority house. The list is endless. a technology gap. No one wants to stroy NATO, and China just in case; Soviets can be verifiable because, from playing. But on that list are a few "humorous" ventures that have happen to them what happened to the the United States wants enough to throughout SALT I and II negotia- adverse affects students may or may not be aware of. These Egyptians when they found out from persist itself and NATO. START was tions, they refused to allow on-site Kenneth York, a columnist for the the Hittites that a much better sword SALT with a new name and new verification that the terms of the News, is a graduate student in indus- consequences may cause undue harm to the individual can be made from iron than from jargon, and likewise doomed to fail- treaty were being adhered to. There is trial psychology. and/or others. bronze. But since the invention of Consider that false fire alarms, telephone harassment and nuclear weapons the nature of the race has changed. Formerly having "pseudo" bomb threats, which are categorized in the Ohio weapons was a means to national Revised Code as inducing panic, are first degree misdemea- security; now having nuclear weap- nors and are punishable by a maximum of six months in jail ons means insecurity. and a $1,000 fine. A student might also be suspended from a We came to this predicament by the higher education institution and be denied attending another influence of two forces which continue university or college for a period of time. to operate today. On one hand is the need for national defense and contrib- After a student living in a dormitory has been rudely uting to the defense of our allies in awakened at 3 a.m. six times in three weeks by a blaring fire Europe and elsewhere. On the other alarm, which has always been found to be a false alert, he or hand is the reluctance to spend the she is going to start disregarding it. Students are too soon large sums of money necessary to maintain vigorous conventional going to reassure themselves it is only someone "joking forces to defend ourselves and our around," ignore the person knocking on the door telling them allies. As the cost of weapons systems to get downstairs and roll back into slumber. The alarm constantly increases, the cost of maintaining a modern conventional might sound for good reason some day and the apathetic army quickly becomes politically un- attitude will become a disastrous one. popular. Standing armies standing A bomb threat called at the end of August in University around looking militant drain the treasury of tax revenues that could be Hall lured several officers from Public Safety (formerly spent to promote the general welfare. Campus Safety and Security) to the supposedly hazardous The solution: more bang for the buck. sight Those working in the building had to leave until the The defense of Europe would be situation was confirmed a prank. Fortunately, the threat was achieved by extending our nuclear umbrella over the continent, and only that, but numerous individuals were inconvenienced and bluffing that an attack on NATO the officers could have spent the search time more produc- would Be tantamount to an attack on tively. the United States. But is it only a bluff? No one believes the United We are all for making these the "best years of our life," but States would be willing to trade New not at the expense or inconvenience of the University York for Bonn. The overwhelming community. All of us should think twice before we pursue superiority of the Warsaw Pact's con- "good times" here or we might just find the joke is on us. Pentagon spare parts €*^ FBI built cases on false A'JUI I'IVO ntyj Id at garage sale ■ ii u by Gary Wills reported by Richard Alan Schwartz, The third new item on Hoover's long around him through the years. It is a by Art Buchwald "How can you afford a 50 percent who received it through the Freedom list of atrocities is more shocking to story straight out of Kafka, one told in markdown?" No matter how far down we go, we of Information Act, is that the FBI did me than the others. Einstein and compelling detail in his forthcoming Tbe Pentagon was having a spare "We're suing the contractor for never seem to reach the bottom of J. follow up one charge, found no verifi- Wallace were big enough to take care book, "The File." parts garage sale the other day, and I overcharging us $900 a tire, and if we Edgar Hoover's dopey viciousness. cation for it, yet reported it to other of themselves (though that does not The book is funny in places - the went over to see if I could pick up any win we'll come out ahead. Malignity and incompetence departments of government as fact. justify illegal persecution of them). informants on Kimball sound exactly bargains. There were spare parts "And if you lose?" struggled vainly for supremacy in his When the immigration service was Perm Kimball was, by comparison, like the sisters in "Mr. Deeds Goes to •oread all over tbe parking lot. I "It doesn't matter because every soul, and had to settle for a state'of checking up on Einstein, presumably obscure - a fine journalist, but hardly Town," who inform the judge that picked up a Phillips screwdriver, and time we fire a missile all tbe tires on coexistence. with the view to deporting him, the a household word. He was an Eagle Gary Cooper is pixilated. But the a colonel came over and warned me, the launcher blow out" The revelations continue, three FBI sent a "Synopsis of Facts" about Scout, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate story turns macabre when Kimball "If you break it you pay for it." more just recently. Hoover was ob- Einstein saying his office in Germany from Princeton and a Marine combat finds out, literally on the day his wife "How much is it?'' "I really dont need any tires." sessed with Albert Einstein as a had been used as a communist mail veteran when he applied for a job with dies, that she too had been dogged by The colonel looked in a book. "I'll "If you want a good buy you ought threat to peace - mainly, of course, drop - for which there was no evi- the State Department after World Hoover's bungling thought police with let you have it for $760." to take one of these M-l tank trans- because Einstein advocated peace. dence at all but the accusation of one War II. Unknown to him then, or for 30 a charge that she was a threat to the "Seven hundred and sixty dollars missions. We paid $400,000 for each He had misgivings about the powers woman, whose charge was full of years afterward, the State Depart- nation. for a screwdriver?" one, but we're letting them go for of destruction he had helped unleash. obvious errors. ment turned to the FBI for a securtity "We paid $990 for it. It's a heckuva $50,000." Also, as a fugitive from Germany, The second revelation is that the check. The bureau, on the basis of a Kimball's tale is told with surpris- bargain. This is not an ordinary "Do they work?" Einstein was ardently opposed to fas- FBI spied on Henry Wallace when he few wild, unsubstantiated claims, in- ing magnanimity, considering it is a screwdriver. It was made to screw "If they worked do you think we'd cism, an attitude Hoover could not was vice president of the United formed the State Department that story of a man being persecuted by bobs in F-16s." be selling them for $50,000?" understand and therefore treated as States, claiming he was under com- Kimball was a security risk. the country he had fought for. The "Let me think it over. What else "Are those Army pup tents over putatively treasonous. munist influence by 1943. The bureau For decades, that report circulated Reagan administration wants to nar- have you got?" there?" The first news reports on Einstein's opened Wallace's mail and tapped his through government channels when- row access to the kind of file Kimball "Here's a chief petty officer's flash- vast file played up the wacky accusa- friends' phones. When Wallace said ever Kimball's name came up - for a discovered at last, and to remove the light that you can't pass up. It's yours "You better believe it. They've tions volunteered oy informants to the the FBI was indulging in illegal ac- passport, for a Fulbright grant. He restrictions on the FBI so it can for $236, without batteries." never been used. The list price was FBI - that he was making a mind- tions against government employees, was Judged on the basis of unverified repeat such vile background activ- "How much are tbe batteries?" $6,000 for each one, but because it's control robot, or perfecting a death this was used as further proof that he charges ne could not answer because ities. We all owe it to Kimball and his The colonel referred to his book. General Patton's birthday we're giv- ray. Perhaps, amid much that is was a security risk, though he was be did not know they existed. wife to make sure that does not hap- "We paid $140 for two. I'll throw in the ing them away for $4,000 today. You'll deleted, these charges were released telling the simple truth. Naturally, Kimball, now a professor at the pen. batteries for $50 if you take the flash- never get to buy a pup tent at that to trivialize the whole matter. The when Wallace ran for president, Hoo- Columbia School of Journalism, got light for $220." price again." FBI itself did not credit most of these ver tunneled his illegally obtained his file in 1978 and began piecing "'You'll be losing a lot of money on things. information to Wallace's rival for together the invisible chain of flimsy Gary Wills is a columnist for Univer- tbe deal" "I've been to garage sales before," Tbe real scandal of the file, as office, good old Harry Truman. charges that had been shackled sal Press Syndicate. "This is a garage sale, and we've I said, "but this one beats them all." been told to get rid of our spare parts The colonel said, "The way we look Sunday morning and Sunday night. about being in the service. revenged its loss in the California before Congress finds out now much at it is tbe taxpayer paid for these Up until now I had believed that In conclusion I guess I would like to Bowl by defeating Fresno State, but we've been paying for them," the things, so he should get first crack at students going to BG were supposed say to the students when you see there still is an old score to settle. colonel said. buying them at a discount. It's our letters to be of a higher intelligence than someone in uniform, don't make fun That of course is the abolishment of "What are these little black way of thanking him for supporting that. of him or her because that person has this supposed "Miami Whammy." squares?" the military buildup." I have been in the military now for short hair or looks different because "They're silicon chips for our night Students thanked tor aid eight vears and plan to make a career the person is in uniform. Just say Tbe Redskins have been a thorn in fighters. The aviation company who "There are so many bargains, I'd to tornado victims out of it. but sometimes when people thanks for keeping me free. the side of Falcon football for tbe past made the fighters sold them to us for like to buy everything in the parking act that way toward me, I have to ask few years - BUT NO MORE!! This is $1,500 apiece. But you can have a We would like to personally thank myself WHY! I am prepared to go to Sergeant Bob Catto U.S.M.C. the year the "Miami Whammy"r turns dozen for $999." "I wish you would. It would get me the students of Bowling Green State war if I am called upon. I don't want 410 S. Main St. into the "Hex of the Falcon!' But the "You can buy these chips in any off the hook." University for their help in donating war as does any other person, and' team can't do it alone. They need the Radio Shack for $4.95," I said. "Why?" $7,000 worth of canned foods to help there are a lot of things I don't agree Freddie, Frieda conjure reason why BG is the "College of "We iust found that out." he re- the people in Weston, Ohio, who were with that the military does. I also Champions" - YOU, the plied. "That's why we're selling them "I was the chief purchasing officer affected by the tornado on May 2, don't go around trying to prove that 'Hex of the Falcon' "Championship Fans." so cheap." for the Pentagon until they found out 1983. I'm sure the people of Weston I'm a real hard ass. I am proud that Greetings to the best fans in the "What are these tires over here?" this $5,000 walkie-talkie could be are also grateful for their help. I'm a Marine and proud of the tradi- MAC - BG fans. After being gone for So be there Saturday... Jeer the "They're for mobile missile launch- bought at Sears Roebuck for $18.96." tions Marines have. It really bothers what seems an eternity, the BG foot- Redskins... Cheer the Band... P- ers. They're a steal. The defense Chuck Rath me knowing that I might give my life ball team once again takes to the turf sych-up the team... Abolish tbe Mi- contractor charged us $1,200 for each Art Buchwald Is a columnist for the Dotak Dickinson for these same people who made fun of Doyt L. Perry field for their home ami Whammy - FOREVER!! tire, but we've reduced them to $600." Los Angeles Times Syndicate. Jaime Ray of me. opener. Their opponents this Satur- GoBG!! Only once in four years on campus day are your "friends" and mine, the -THE BG NEWS- Marine receives taunts, has anyone said anything positive Redskins of Miami. BG has already Freddie and Frieda Falcon asks about bad feelings Clear Views by T. Downing ana T. Clear/ •**» Julia Thornton Copy Editor Vlckl Rolnhori Managing Editor Erin l»monl Aul. Copy Editor Daboroh Schrnook I'm writing this letter to tbe stu- Aul. Managing Editor..Carolyn Van Scholk Aut. Copy Editor Rita Faranac dents of BGSU about something that X"WBGU NCwSTIMe IS 10 31c...in REPORTS CROM CAMPUS INClDEMTS MIUKICD IVUJjOe > fia.OLXA^'ptNKf z;') Soar* Editor Tom Hisak Editorial Editor JoMph Gray happened to me this past weekend. SAPfTy, HAU. OU«ec70«S ilO THt MSK. 'SH«v;KO C*tAM-c*J in ws creicg- SiNce /LOCAL NtCWS, A RASH OP PRACT/CAL *f-rXwe ' *3 VAftt AS TU£ Mawi Editor Mkhoal D. Towto Aut. Sports Editor Marc Oalph I am in the Marine Corps Reserves BO«M SmiD&fTS RtPlaT5f«JT "STTMUASCMy, HAOND JOk.e-5 H«? Sw£t>T THROUGH THeT «"ve* »O*JLJ*. i futCTue-fiRe- Entartolnmanl Editor Fats Millar Aut. "Friday" Editor Garatd Cottanao in Toledo and have been for the past A DRAMATIC IZS'A RISC IN COMMeVJT OJ -»,£ \BGSl/CAMPOS... »*4CTiCA<_ JOkf* mj THE" AlAAM- AT-3A "Friday" Editor Scott P.. Carpantar two years. I was also in the active l ttTutriaj Chlaf Photographor Potrick Sondor IAST IOWV5,. Studant Adv. Mgr Gaoraa E. Sin. Jr. Wlro Editor Chrlt iruih Marines for four years. AM. Copy Editor Mary Clbton Production Suparvisor Robart A. Watch To get to the point, I left at 12:30 (i.m. early Saturday to go to Toledo or my weekend. I don't have a car, so I have to walk and to lighten the load I n»K Ha» > ».»r»M aat, I,M» *.<-*► >»** <■«,«, in. ««>•—< «« «w —it, Am, •» a, *a ■—a •* tlyawil ftaiK—low. o* towtl»t Or—w Slot* UnMnity wore my uniform. Traveling along OpWwn I p inir by nfcjmrim do r-x wamunl, refta* ItM aWon «t Tha to N«w. Wooster to 75 I was made fun of, ltd at) Nm a* ■***«■ Cwwan Ma* UnfcvnMy nn iQ.d >p»nli The 1983-84 Orientation Board Welcomes its new members NOW INTERVIEWING ON CAMPUS Laura Schnitzer Melartie Greek Karen Briechle Bob Wade We are now accepting applications for management positions in: Amy Miller SKI and Jeff Longwell PARTY Anne Kern Barb Colnar ELECTRONICS with us in Tim Laird ENGINEERING INVENTORY CONTROL Steamboat and welcomes back its PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Colorado returning members SYSTEMS ANALYSIS leaves B.G. Jan.8 Applicants should be no older than 25 years old, returning B.G. Jan. 16 have a BS/BA degree (summer graduates may inquire), only $270 per person Marty Halter Lee Ann Cole trip includes: Dave Biesiada Gwynne Gulliford be able to pass aptitude and physical examinations and qualify for security clearance. 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"Being around men all the time lifestyle because there is more to do "It's pretty tough to fight because noise." JayBurlingame, unit director of the takes a little getting used to. I just living on campus and there are more the walls are so thin, but that doesn't Married ball directors on campus Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, said being a can't run around in my pajamas," she people to come into contact with. stop arguments; we just argue qui- He explained that compromising ■aid balancing the marital married unit director has been a said. "The first night I had to sit down "It's more flexible," Ed said. "I etly," Jamie said. with his neighbors usually does the relationship and the job takes pa- challenge. to dinner with IS men and it was a have more time to see my children." Cindy added the place can get trick. tience, a sense of humor and commu- "If we can live through this, we can little bit strange too." The Kleins have no reservations lonely over the Christmas holidays or His wife Susan said, "We're on a nication. live through anything, Jay said. He Jay and Patty find they have more about raising their children on cam- other vacations. different time schedule than the stu- restrictions on their privacy than pus. "George loves it, especially the "You really feel lost over break, dents. When we're active, usually in couples living off campus. girls. He has really become more out- like your home isn't your home." the morning, they're sleeping or in '•It's not that we don't like having going being around college students," But Jamie said he would never class, and when they want to get the guys around, it's just hard to find Ed said. "Plus the residents love discourage anyone from being a mar- rowdy, we want to sleep." times to be alone. You can shut the having children around. We have ried hall director. His advice to them door, but that just puts them on the more babysitters than we could ever would be to take time off and allow the After his first year of being a mar- other side of the door," Jay said. use," he added. partners to have private interests. ried hall dirctor, Rich found the hard- Married life in a fraternity not only "It's more flexible," Ed said. "I affects Jay and Patty, it also affects have more time to see my children." the men living there. Compton's hall director, Jamie Harter and his wife Cindy, have had "THEY WERE used to a single one year of experience being married male unit director," Jay said. "Now and living on campus but they have they have to watch their language and added a new dimension this year - off-color jokes. It was hard for them their one-month-old son Josh. at first but they've done a really good "With Josh, the only thing we were job solar." worried about was him making too Jay and Patty feel it is very impor- much noise," Jamie said, "but we tant for them to set time apart when haven't had any problems so far. r f they can be alone together. "I'm glad I'm a hall director," he f "Knowing when to spend time to- added. 'I get to see a lot of Josh. gether is something you have to be When he does things for the first time, aware of," Patty said. "If Jay worked like smiling or saying a word, I'll be a 9 a.m. to S p.m. job and be came around to see it. I feel sort of like a home with paperwork, I could tell him house mother." to put his papers down and talk to me. Cindy was amazed at the reactions But with this job, I can't very well tell the residents had toward Josh. "They Rich & Susan Hughes him to put the boy down and talk to are really fascinated," she said. "I But being a married hall or unit and his wife, Patty, have been mar- me." walk down the hall or across campus director is not a new fad at the Uni- ried for a month and a half. Mary Jane Klein, wife of Ander- with a stroller and everyone does a versity. According to William Lan- Jay was a unit director last year too son's nail director, Ed Klein, has double take. Campus life tends to take ning, director of residence life in area and said there are advantages to found something to make her spare you away from babies and students 2, it has been going on for a long time. being married and living on campus. time valuable. Ed and Mary Jane are are surprised to see them. One stu- Lanning said usually there are no proud parents of two little boys, dent even said she had forgotten what The Klein Family Photos/Cori Lee Oloni added problems in dorms that have "YOU DON'T have to worry about George and Nicholas. a baby was." married hall directors. But be added being a role model in the area of Ed and Mary Jane have been mar- "Cindy and I have been together eat part was learning to manage his there was a misunderstanding in Kohl cohabitation," he said. "Last year, I ried for seven years, and only during JAMIE GRINNED and added, almost 24 hours a day since we were time. Hall last year. used to have to worry about getting the last three years has Ed been a hall "Compton's disciplinary measures married. I think it's good for us to "Instead of having two areas to "We kept hearing rumors that the Patty home, but now she's here all the director. He worked one year at Mich- for trouble-makers include changing each pursue our own interests once in divide your time into, like school and hall director was cohabitating, so we time." igan State, one year at the University at least three dirty diapers." awhile," be said. the job, you have three: job, school had to put signs up to inform the Patty said she likes the situation but of Maine and is now at the University. Jamie and Cindy also see the disad- RICH HUGHES, Rodgers' hall di- and « wife," be said. Prices In affect 9/18/83 thru 9/24/83. We reserve the right to limit quantities. GRAND OPENING Shopping Spree WIN $100. $50, or $25 WORTH OF Merle Norman Cosmetics Come in and Register today! alter390 trig's »3.00 rebate on 12 quart purchase . . •■■••■■ • *»-m> £ Drawing Saturday, September 24, 1983 Valvoline 10W40 meRLE noRfrmn The Hare Sir the Custom Fare" 188S Main St.. Mini-Mall 99cW WY altar mfg's M.00 rebate Bowling Green. 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Revco reserves the right to limit quantities. 6 bg n«ws/september 21,19*3 -state/world For Nov. 8 elections Genital warts, Soviets offering BalJot spots assured cancer linked? NEW YORK (AP) - A 1981 than in 1988, the CDC plane's findings COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) by the Legislature this tlon came as House rapidly spreading virus reported. Almost one mil- - Two anti-tax issues were year - had 441,989 valid Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr. that causes genital warts lion women went to a doc- WAKKANAI, Japan shot down by a Soviet in- deep off Sakhalin Island. certified yesterday for signatures. branded the issues as "the has been found In cervical tor's office for treatment of (AP) - The Kremlin said terceptor Sept. 1. "We're quite certain what places on the Nov. 8 elec- Issue 2 - which would two worst" he has seen in and genital cancer tumors, genital warts in 1981. In the yesterday it will give the The Soviets also speci- we got was what we're tion ballot. require a three-fifths legis- his 25-year career. suggesting the virus might same year, 295.000 women Japanese "items and docu- fied that the Japanese are looking for, then we lost it," Welles said. Secretary of State Sher- lative vote to enact new Riffe, a New Boston be a contributing cause of sought care tor genital ments" from the downed not to use a warship, and rod Brown said all 88 taxes - had 417,379 valid cancer, a researcher said herpes. South Korean Jetliner Sept. that the type of vessel to be He said the U.S. ships Democrat, said the repeal searching for the flight re- county boards of election names on petitions. drive was an effort by con- yesterday. 26., but U.S. officials said used was under discussion. had completed checks of Barring any last-minute Evidence has also been However, Dr. Christo- no remains would be corder are being harassed servatives to win control of by the Soviet flotilla also signatures on petitions successful challenge in the the Republican Party. found that the virus may pher Crum, a pathologist turned over. THE JET carried 269 filed by Ohioans To Stop courts, Brown's action contain a cancer gene, in- ui obstetrics and gyneco- U.S. officials also said people, including 61 Ameri- looking for the wreckage. Excessive Taxation in be- means the two tax mea- "It's a group of right- creasing suspicion that logy at Columbia-Pres- the Soviets have been ha- cans, to their deaths. A HE ALSO SAID the Sovi- half of ballot Issues 2 and 3. sures are assured of spots wing Republicans trying to genital warts may be pre- byterian Medical Center in rassing the U.S. Navy hunt is under way by the ets have created "electro- In both cases, the num- on the ballot. take over the Republican cursors of cancer tumors. New York, said only a which located, then lost, Soviet, U.S., Japanese and nic disturbances," ber of valid signatures eas- Former Rep. Arthur Party," Riffe said, refer- The virus, known as hu- small number of women pings from the "black South Korean snips for the apparently to jam the U.S. ily exceeded the minimum Wilkowski, D-Toledo, con- ring to the conservative man papilloma virus or with genital warts will get "black box," the in-flight hunt for the flight re- 335,672 required. tends the petitions were credentials of repeal back- HPV, Is a sexually trans- cancer. "It's important to recording system com- corder. Issue 3 - which would technically deficient and ers. "Let 'em take it over. mitted organism that is T"ph»«i«p that the vast The Soviets informed the prised of at least two de- The "pings" from the repeal the state's 90 per- has threatened legal ac- But don't do it at the ex- spreading rapidly among majority of women who get U.S. and Japanese Embas- vices that could shed light flight recorder were cent income tax boost and tion. pense of the school childre- young American men and these lesions will not get sies in Moscow of the turn- on the final moments. Ricked up Monday by the other tax changes enacted WORD OF the certifica- n... and the needy in this women, according to the cancer," Crum said. over date. State There were unconfirmed arragansett, a Navy tug state." Centers for Disease Con- Department spokesman reports that the Soviets that is trailing an underwa- Ohio Democratic Party trol in Atlanta. THE NEW findings link- John Hughes said in Wash- had found the "black box," ter microphone tuned to take a tour of Chairman James Ruvolo More than four times as ing papilloma virus to can- ington there was no elab- but Pentagon sources in receive the signals. said he thought Riffe's as- many people sought treat- cer were made by Harald oration on the nature of the Washington were skepti- The signals were lost af- sessment was accurate. ment tor genital "warts in xur Hausen, chairman of items except that they cal. ter an hour, picked up the executive board of the would not include remains "We've heard they may again for 30 minutes, and German Cancer Center in of any of the victims. have found something, but then lost a second time, KLINGSHIRN Heidelberg, West Ger- Hughes also denied a So- it could be a plant, one Welles said. many. viet charge that the plane source said, voicing fears The search for wreckage HOWARD'S ** * Zur Hausen said he has delayed its departure from the Soviets may publicly is being complicated by the found three strains of HPV Anchorage, Ala., to syn- announce finding a "black large number of vessels in WINERY in tumors from cancer of chronize its approach to box" that may actually the area, Welles said. In the cervix, vulva and the Kamchatka Peninsula have been doctored to pro- addition to Soviet and U.S. Sat. Oct. 15 YEDtDRAF penis. with the flight of a U.S. spy vide support for Soviet vessels, Japanese and CANADIAN I GOMEZ The American Cancer satellite. charges that the KAL South Korean ships are Society estimates that 16.- A Japanese Foreign Min- flight was part of an Amer- also combing the area. Avon Lake, Ohio 000 American women will istry official, who declined ican intelligence-gathering In addition, there is a $3/person includes tour and wine tasting contract cervical cancer to be identified, told re- mission. large amount of debris MUST BE 21 MYMNT UPON sKW-Uf this year and that 7,000 porters in Wakkanai that Pentagon spokesman such as sunken ships. A Sign up in UAO office 2?C%7?tac« Wtfeve* women will die of the dis- the "items and docu- Benjamin Welles said the Navy source who declined ease in 1983. 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Manwaring land Indians. Michigan. But the spikers momentum AS IN the second game, the UM also tallied one service ace. Kuhn, however, fined the Braves seemed to die after losing a close first squad stole the first tew points and 125,000 tor violating a baseball rule game by only three points. kept a substantial lead throughout the BG head coach Denise Van De which bars players from being BG played aggressively and poured third game. An impressive mock by Walle said she is not discouraged informed of trades in which they on the pressure throughout the in- UM's Joan Poter and kill by Alison about BG's loss last night. are to join their new team at a tense first game. The Falcons were Woble kept the Wolerines ahead 8-1. future date. looking for revenge after UM beat The Falcons were down 12-1 when "We came out extremely strong, Kuhn said he made his decision them fn the quarter-finals of the Mich- senior spiker Renee Manwaring but as soon as Michigan got three "in fairness to the player and his igan Invitational two weeks ago. seized cheers from the crowd with a points up we lost intensity," she said, teammates, who remain in the The lady spikers were ahead at one big block and kill trying to keep the 'i got some positive feedback from National League West race." He point 104, but could only add two Falcons in the match. The spikers the girls and I know we are still going said that a full decision would more points to their score when the were only able to tally one more point to win games." follow regarding the violation by Michigan squad took advantages of which ended the hopes of their first the Braves of the rule dealing with several BG errors. win at home. Van De Walle noted that most of transactions involving "players to UM QUICKLY tallied the last four BG is now 3-7 overall and 0-3 in the UM's players were taller than the be named later." points of the game and a total of nine MAC. Falcons and the squad had some The commissioner said Butler points to win 15-12. Team captain Tracey Livesey said top notch hitters. would also be eligible for any post- "They were down and knew what BG was psyched for the match and season play involving Atlanta. they needed to do for the win," LeAnn came out looking for a win against the BG trainer Kurt McClure said the Butler said he breathed a sigh of Synder, spiker manager and tough UM squad. spikers lost the match after the turn- relief when he heard of Kuhn's scorekeeper said. "They forced us to "We really wanted to win. The around in the first game. "We have a decision. "If I was to go to Cleve- make errors we didn't want to make." narrow loss in the first game seemed lot of talent, but part of the game is land now it would be a big disap- Several powerful UM hitters and to affect us," Livesey said. "We just mental," he said. "We have to keep pointment to me." the team's size also took their toll on seemed to lose intensity after that." practicing our timing to get it to- He was one of three players the the sinking BG squad. The lady spik- UM head coach Sandy Vong said gether." Braves agreed to send to Cleveland ers lost games two and three, 15-2 and the Wolverines did not take the match on Aug. 28 for pitcher Len Barker. 15-1 against BG lightly and were lucky to BG will travel to Muncie, Ind. Fri- But only pitcher Rick Bahama had The Falcons made only seven kills win the first game. day to face Ball State and Miami on Saturday afternoon. This will be the been identified and sent to Cleve- in 27 attempts in the second game and bg news/Potrck Sondor land. were plagued with passing and timing "BG players never get down on first time Van De Walle will see her Bowling Green's Julalne Flick serves the ball during The Atlanta Constitution said problems. BG was down 0-4, but each other. They are always trying to spikers play BSU - the MAC cham- action from last night's match against Michigan at Braves owner Ted Turner told But- sparked a flame when senior Deb regroup and we couldn't be sure we'd pions she coached last season. Anderson Arena. ler over the weekend that be was one of the "players to be named later." The Constitution reported that CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Bill Murray, an administrator in American Heart Association Kuhn's office, contacted Braves WINNERS OF THE General Manager John Mullen on ATA FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Monday and expressed concern 4^ WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE about Turner's comments to But- ler. 1st Sigma Chi's & Alpha Delta Pi's Murray told Mullen that Kuhn questioned the integrity of having a 2nd Pi Kappa Alpha's & Delta Gamma's player performing as a "lame 3rd Pi Kappa Phi's & Alpha Phi's duck" knowing he would be sent to another team at the end of the TICKETS season, the newspaper said. 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But, last the match, receiving his second pen- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Earle tucky 24-13. making their 1983 home debut. The And I don't think it so difficult to win night it was a different story. alty and forcing BG to play the last 16 The Falcons completed a six-game Bruce, third-ranked Ohio State's "The Big Ten is coming on strong," Buckeyes, also 2-0 this fall, have won on the road." minutes short-handed. coach, says it's simple why Big Ten Bruce told his weekly news luncheon 16 of 18 regular-season away games road series against the Bishops with a BG came into the match early by Brace expects the Buckeyes to be in 2-1 victory. But the match was not Conference football teams fared so Monday. "No one can say the Big Ten since Brace replaced Woody Hayes in excellent physical shape in their bid putting pressure on OW's backfield, well Saturday against big-name oppo- is a softie league. You can't write 1979. for a 17th straight victory over Iowa. smooth by any stretch of the imagina- but was not able to capitalize. Dennis about the Big Ten as being the Sisters "Iowa has the most talent I ever tion. nents. 1 Only roverbacK Doug Hill remains Wesley, Mark Jackson and Mladen The Buckeyes won at Oklahoma 24- of the Poor. * have seen there. They can compete questionable, hobbled by a knee in- It was a match marred by injuries, Medancic each missed early chances yellow cards and an ejected Falcon 14, Iowa polished off defending na- He said, "Sometimes you don't look with anybody in the country," said the jury suffered at Oklahoma. to put BG on top. tional champion Perm State 42-34, as good outside the league because man who has been watching the The Ohio State coach expects Satur- player in which BG was forced to play "If we would have got two or three a man down for the final 16 minutes. Michigan Stake handed Notre Dame inside it, we attack each other with Hawkeyes closely since he took the day's regionally televised (CBS-TV, of those shots in, we would have its first loss 28-23, Wisconsin nipped more vengeance." Iowa State job in 1973. 3:50 p.m. EDT) game to be decided on Injuries began early when BG's changed the beat a bit," BG coach Mark Jackson collided with OW's Missouri 21-20 and Illinois defeated Bruce was asked to explain the 1963 Bruce volunteered why he believes the line of scrimmage, iust as the Gary Palmisano said. successes against the Oklahomas, the the Buckeyes have been so successful Buckeyes' victory at Oklahoma was. goalkeeper Scott Nelson and both It was at the 14:39 mark when Stanford 17-7. players received head injuries. Jack- Of course, there were croppers, too, Penn States and the Notre Dames. away from home. Their only road Wesley, the Falcons leading scorer, led by Minnesota's 84-13 shiner from "It's better players and better losses in his tenure here have been to "We had 80 plays on offense and had son was able to remain in the match, tallied for BG. It was Wesley's sixth but Nelson was removed from the No. 1-rated Nebraska. Miami of Flor- coaches," he replied. Wisconsin 24-21 and Minnesota 35-31 the ball 36 minutes to 24 for Okla- goal of the season, giving him 13 ida mauled Purdue 35-0, the same Brace's road record will draw an- in 1981. homa. I'd take that anytime, espe- match and was later taken to the points overall. hospital as a precautionary measure. score by which Syracuse whipped other big test Saturday at No. 7-rated "Our team doesn't let anything cially against Oklahoma. That's OW CAME back to tie it at 7:28 left Northwestern. Washington beat Mich- Iowa. The Hawkeyes have beaten rattle it on the road," he said. "We domination. It's the greatest defense ONE THING BG was not able to do in the second period when Rick Wy- Iowa State and Penn State and will be travel well. We go at the last minute. you could have," he said. was remain penalty-free. man put the ball in the net with an igan 25-24 and Indiana fell to Ken- Midway through the first half, Den- assist going to Economou. nis Wesley and Neil Ridgway both BG's Neil Ridgway put the Falcons Your dollars fight heart disease and stroke. American Heart received yellow cards for unneces- on top for good at the 26:43 mark in We need your help. Association sary conduct. At the 3:09 mark in the the second period on a direct kick. 5> o HG PMharmome. Sept 25 at 3 Dm USA TARTAQLIO-TO HAVE YOU Sigma Nut I Alpha Skja Friday was PLACEMENT SCHEDULE Kobecker Hal. FREEI AS MY LITTLE MEAN* SO MUCH the raght. The tee was out of sight' HELP WANTED FOR RENT Cheek us lor low TO MCI AMD TO HAVE YOU A* MY Thanks for M the tun The Alphe arts ecreeraVng prices. 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