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Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 3-22-1985 The BG News March 22, 1985 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News March 22, 1985" (1985). BG News (Student Newspaper). 4372. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/4372 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. That's Dancin' in Friday Phil Collins in Friday wrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmM Friday, March 22,1985THEBCLNEWS Vol. 67 Issue 97 Loss of financial aid possible by Phillip B. Wilton cent while aid for needy college ANOTHER MAJOR Pell Grants, National Direct The Guaranteed Student For students affected by these reporter students would be cut as much would be the redefinition of i Student Loans and College Loan, the most used loan vehicle cuts, there is hope these pro- as 10 percent. independent student, which was Work-study loans. The proposal in the country would be cut 30 to posed cuts may never become AS many as one in five college The two University officials originally "any student who has would eliminate the Supplemen- 35 percent, Crawford said. Sixty- reality. Congress denied the students now receiving some explained the consequences of not lived with their parents for tal Educational Opportunity one percent of the recipients of president's similar guidelines sort of financial aid may experi- the proposed financial aid cuts over six weeks, been claimed as Grants. this loan are freshmen and soph- for aid in 1961. ence a loss in assistance if Presi- at a presentation sponsored by a tax deduction, or received $750 "He is trying to force more of omores. McRoberts and Crawford be- dent Reagan's cuts for the Campus Democracts in the from home." The new term calls the financial burden on families IN A JOINT resolution aimed lieve that students need to be proposed federal budget of 1986- Alumni Room of the University for "all students under 22 to be but the proposed mega-cap at Congress, the Ohio General more responsive in the coming 1967 are approved. Union last night. claimed dependent and anyone (ceiling) would hurt some of the Assembly recently Indicated months. According to Conrad McRo- McRoberts pointed out Rea- older would have to prove they most needy students on campus, that one In five students who are "Although the sympathy in berts. University director of fi- gan wants students' financial weren't dependent," Crawford especallv grads, who are re- receiving aid now would experi- Washington doesn't seem to fa- nancial aid, and Suzanne responsibility to Increase $900, said. quired to pay more tuition," ence "a loss of assistance" if the vor the administration now, it Crawford, director of affirma- raising personal expectancy Reagan's proposals also in- McRoberts said. Reagan proposal was passed. could change - so it's very Im- tive action and chair of the Ohio from $800 to $1700. More sum- clude family salary income caps An additional cap would re- The resolution also stated that portant that needy college stu- Student Loan Board, if all goes mer dollars will have to be of $32,000 for Guaranteed Stu- strict the total amount of total the aid budget for 1986 is $2.3 dents make their concerns as planned, defense spending saved by students if they expect dent Loans and a $25,000 cap for financial aid available per year billion dollars less than the level known to Congress before its too would rise an estimated 26 per- to continue their education. students who wish to apply for to $4,000. requested for 1965. late." Crawford said. 'Silent Scream' turnout large Limited Abortion procedure shown business by Ellen Zlmmerll the abortion is shown and the staff reporter procedure is explained again as it happens. offered The turn out was so large for "You can see the child rear- Some S&Ls open last night's showing of "The ing away from the tip (of the Silent Scream," that Students instrument) before it even without approval for Life had to show it twice. touches it," Nathanson said. It's Students filled room 110 in the heartbeat increased from 140 COLUMBUS (AP) - Five Business Administration build- beats per minute to 200. state-chartered savings and ing to watch the 28 minute film "Here you can see the baby's loans were open for Business that included an ultrasound pic- mouth wide open in a silent yesterday, but the state Com- ture of an abortion being per- scream... There is no question merce Department's director formed in the twelfth week of this child senses imminent dan- says some of them opened be- pregnancy. About 70 students ger," Nathanson said. fore they should have. who could not fit into the over- Following the ultrasound por- Director Kenneth Cox said crowded room waited to see a tion of the mm, graphic pictures yesterday afternoon that only snowing of the film in room 112. of fetuses aborted in the third Century Savings had received "The response here is ter- trimester are shown. authorization from the state to rific," Linda Theiss, past presi- ALTHOUGH THEISS said reopen yesterday. Cox said he dent of Ohio Right to Life, said. that mostly pro-life people come has asked two or three others Theiss spoke and answered to see the film, there were pro- that opened for limited business questions after the film. choice people present. yesterday to close up again to- "Mostly, people are so ap- Steven Olsen, a sophomore day. palled by the reality (of the pre-business major who is pro- Cox declined to identify the film) that it is hard to get a choice, said he thought the film savings and loans that he had discussion started," she said. "plays a lot on your emotions. It asked not to open today. The The film was narrated by shows dead children in full body. regulations authorized by emer- Bernard Nathanson M.D., who How do we know how those gency legislation Wednesday was one of the founders of the bodies got there? There are such that would have allowed the National Abortion Rights Orga- things as when the body natu- institutions to reopen for limited nization in 1989 and for two rally aborts." business, have not yet been en- years was the director of one of Olsen said the film did not acted, he said. the largest abortion clinics in change his mind about abortion, the world. but that his mother saw it and it "THERE ARE also a handful did change her mind. that are close to approval for full BUT NATHANSON has done "I was more upset with the service," said Brian Usher, a complete turnabout and is now way the woman's body was Gov. Richard Celeste's press a pro-life advocate. shaking when they showed that secretary. Usher said approval He said in the film that it is part than I was with the actual could come today or next week. the "first time we see an abor- abortion," Olsen said. "It Meanwhile, Ohio Attorney tion from the victim's vantage seemed more like surrealism." General Anthony Celebrexze an- point." There was also a lot of posi- nounced yesterday that Law- The procedure for the abor- tive response after the film from rence Kane, a Cincinnati tion is explained in the film; the people who stayed for the dis- attorney, has been appointed as instruments used are shown and cussion. Many voiced special prosecutor to investigate the purpose for each instrument agreement with Theiss' com- the collapse of Home State Sav- is described. ments. ings Bank of Cincinnati - a col- Once the amniotic fluid has Theiss said the focus of the lapse that triggered runs by been drained, "the fetus is re- pro-life movement is now mov- depositors at some other S&Ls moved with a suction that tears ing more toward the baby. and ultimately led to Celeste's the pieces of the body away one- We are using a message that order to close 69 thrifts in addi- by-one," Nathanson describes in is so subtle and so clear," Theiss tion to Home State. the film "Because the head is said. She held up a poster and Celebrezze told a news confer- too large to fit through the open- read the message: "When they ence that in order for the investi- ing it Is first crushed and then tell you that abortion is a matter gation to have the most removed," Nathanson said. just between a woman and her credibility, it was imperative After describing the proce- doctor, they're forgetting some- BG News/Susan Crow that the special prosecutor have dure, an ultrasound picture of one." Linda Theiss total control. Reagan calls for summit Wood County seeking WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, re- IN ADDITION to bis desire to engage in a newing an offer to meet with newly installed superpower dialogue, the president said the fourth judge approval Sovietleader Mikhail Gorbachev, said last night United States is willing to meet with a joint it Is "high time" for a superpower summit and Palestinian and Jordanian delegation to promote that there is a good chance it will take place. peace in the Middle East, so long as the Palestin- by Don Lee DeCessna said yesterday he Three days must be subtracted Reagan, speaking at his third televised news ian Liberation Organization is excluded.