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Thursday, September 16, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 17 Briefs Republicans offer health plans Cable Weather may lose The Associated Press package in a speech to Congress next week. negotiable. ...We do not think employer Here comes the sun: About 20 Senate Republicans are support- mandates are a good idea. Let's just see what Today, partly sunny with a ing a plan by Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., that happens," Chafee said. high near 70. Mainly north- WASHINGTON - Republicans in Con- aims to eventually force all Americans to "We're here in the spirit of cooperation," major east winds 5 to 10 mph. To- gress prescribed their own health care plans purchase their own insurance. Poor people Dole added. night, mostly clear with a Wednesday, pitching them as easier-tc- would get help through government vou- "There are some things we're going to low in the upper 40s. swallow alternatives to President Clinton's, chers. agree on very quickly and some things that networks that would gradually cover all Americans The House GOP plan would require that we might have to have conversations about," without forcing new costs on business. companies offer workers access to plans but said Health and Human Services Secretary byTara Stubbs Inside the News House and Senate Republicans outlined would not force businesses to pay for the Donna Shalala She added that the White general assignment reporter How much soda do I have separate packages aimed at making it more bulk of the coverage. House appreciated "their willingness to to drink?: affordable for the uninsured to get cover- "We have not been drawing any lines in work in a bipartisan manner toward health age. Cable subscribers may not be Thanks to permanent res- the sand," Chafee said. Clinton will officially propose his reform "We have not been saying this is non- See Clinton, page four. able to watch ABC, NBC or CBS idents and University stu- if negotiations between Wood dents, Bowling Green is Tkt BG Newi«r«lP*llcnik Cable and local TV stations are winning the recycling war. not completed by Oct. 6. That's Plastic pop bottles are now the national deadline set by the being converted into carpet- 1992 Cable Act for making deals ing. that would allow cable companies □ See page four. to carry network affiliates. The act requires cable com- On campus panies to seek permission from local stations such as Fox, CBS, What parking problem?: NBC and ABC to include their The parking lots south of stations in cable programming. Founders Quadrangle and In addition, the cable networks must now pay these local stations McFall Center will be closed to include them. this weekend. The two lots will close Friday night at 9 If the cable company has not p.m. and will be inaccessible finished negotiations with a net- through Monday, according work by the deadline, the net- to Stacie Schroeder, admin- work will not be included in the istrative assistant of park- cable programming. ing and traffic. The two lots So far, Fox has signed deals will be striped this weekend. with Wood Cable but NBC and Students should remove CBS have not. ABC officials their cars from those lots by could not be reached for com- Friday. ment. Larry Blum, president and Outside campus general manager for WUPW in Toledo, a Fox affiliate, said nego- tiations with the cable company Man accused of killing had been difficult but friendly. wife: He said bargaining took between MARIEMONT, Ohio - three and four months. - Police charged an 82-year- David L. Zamichow, president old man with killing his and general manger for WTVG, 83-year-old wife who was an NBC affiliate, said the broad- suffering from Alzheimer's cast network and Wood Cable are disease and diabetes. close to an agreement. He said he Police in this Cincinnati believes a deal will be made be- suburb said they charged fore the Oct. 6 deadline. Carl Smith with the murder Zamichow said both sides are of Dorothy Smith, his wife trying to keep viewers, but Wood of 59 years. Grave Mistakes Cable may suffer most because Neighbors called police, of the act because they now have afternoon. "It's really a shame people have such a lack of respect who found the woman Tues- Phi Kappa Psl members Jeff Tucker (left) and Chuck Valot clean to pay for the four major up Oak Grove Cemetary to restore the gravesltes on Wednesday for the dead," Valot said. "I hope whoever did this gets caught." day with two gunshot See Cable, page four. wounds to the head. She was seated in a chair in a bed- room at the couple's home. Officers said they confis- cated a .22-caliber semiau- Ohio may pay partial legal costs tomatic handgun at the house. from staff and wire reports Public Defender James Kura ciation of Ohio. The commis- "We're close to a crisis in indi- more money is through auto title said Monday. sion's members have complained gent defense." registration fees, because drun- Backers hope to introduce the about the state's steadily de- Interest has prompted the ken driving cases and other traf- COLUMBUS - Wood County plan into the Legislature by mid- creasing share of the burden for formation of regional meetings fic misdemeanors are a large Say goodbye to Norma officials and the Ohio Bar Asso- winter. indigent defense. to discuss the components of the part of public defenders' case- Jean s dresses: ciation are backing a proposal The plan contains most of the "It's a money issue for plan. One meeting will be Sept. loads. NEW YORK - The white that would require the state to recommendations from a Sep- counties," said Kimberly Craw- 24, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the fifth Culkowski said the caseload of dress that billowed up to resume paying half the legal tember 1992 report by the Ohio ford, a legislative associate for floor of the Wood County Office her office for those types of Marilyn Monroe's waist in costs for poor defendants. Task Force to Study Court Costs the association. Building, Culkowski said. cases is significant. "The Seven Year Itch" was The plan also would give state and Indigent Defense. Kathleen Culkowski, Wood In recent years the state's "DUIs are great [in numbers], stolen from a warehouse and local public defender com- The task force was formed by County chief public defender, share has shrunk to 40, then to and they are the most time- along with the skintight missions more control over how the Legislature at the urging of said she likes the plan. 38.5 percent. Kura said one way gown she wore when she the service is provided, Ohio the County Commissioners Asso- "I'm in favor of it," she said. the state could come up with See Defend, page four. purred "Happy Birthday" to President Kennedy in 1962. APPliwo The break-in was dis- covered Monday when an employee of Anna Stras- berg, who owned the items, Arafat rallies support for went to check on memora- bilia Monday, police said. Strasberg is executor of the peace treaty approval actress' estate and the widow of Lee Strasberg, The Associated Press Opponents consider it seri- Moammar Gadhafi. Gadhafi Monroe's acting coach. ously flawed, complaining that has harshly criticized the pact Strasberg put the value of it does not guarantee the crea- and has said in a nationally the dresses and other TUNIS, Tunisia - Palestinian tion of an Independent state or televised speech that Libya Hollywood memorabilia sto- opponents of Yasser Arafat's the return of refugees and ig- "will not keep quiet about this len at $10 million. fledgling peace deal with Is- nores the critical issue of the mockery." Among the items missing rael pursued their campaign status of Jerusalem. Hawatmeh, a Jordanian, were the sequined number against it on Wednesday, hop- Arafat scheduled meetings heads the Marxist Democratic Monroe wore when she sang ing to overturn it by democrat- with senior aides to discuss the Front for the Liberation of at Kennedy's birthday party ic or violent means. crisis, PLO officials said. Palestine. Habash, a Palestin- at Madison Square Garden Arafat returned to his Pales- He also was to call meetings ian Christian, leads the Popular in 1962 and the white halter- tine Liberation Organization soon of the PLO Executive Front for the Liberation of top dress she had on when a headquarters and called im- Committee and the 18-member Palestine. breeze from a subway grat- mediate meetings on how to ruling Central Committee of The two Syrian-based groups ing lifted her skirts in an rally support and heal the his own mainstream Fatah fac- are the biggest in the PLO after eyepopplng scene from the leadership rift. tion. Arafat's Fatah 1955 movie "Seven Year His return came two days "God willing, it will pave the Hawatmeh was reported to Itch," police said. after he signed the landmark way for similar peace accord have been In Tunis two days Also stolen were letters peace treaty with Israeli Prime on all Arab fronts," Arafat earlier, seeking to forge an al- from Monroe and items col- Minister Yitzhak Rabin in said. liance with Arafat's opponents lected from James Dean, Washington. The accord grants "It started with Palestine. in the PLO hierarchy. Montgomery Cllft, Marlon limited self-rule to Palestinians Yesterday It was Jordan, and The two leaders already are Brando, Robert DeNiro, in the Israeli-occupied Gaza later on It will be Syria and Le- allied with eight non PLO fac- Paul Newman and Al Paclno. Strip and the West Bank town banon," he predicted. tions in opposition to the of Jericho and sets up a time- Two of the pact's staunchest U.S. -backed Middle East peace table for expanding autonomy opponents, George Habash and talks. PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat waves to Palestinian children singing Compiled from staff and to other areas and negotiating a Nayef Hawatmeh, met in Tri- the Palestinian natlona anthem on his arrival at Tunis airport Wednes- wire reports. permanent agreement. poli with Libyan leader See PLO, page four. ** Opinion page two The BC News Thursday, September 16, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavehch Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Oorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Cable viewers may see static Do not adjust your television sets -- you may not like what you see. Or don't see, for that matter. The 1992 Cable Act, passed by Congress with hopes to lower cable rates and improve service, is also threatening to eliminate necessary channels and even raise costs -- and in Wood County's case, local network affiliates could be lost. Why you ask? Because ABC, NBC and CBS have yet to sign contracts with Wood Cable. What, no Da- vid Letterman? No Seinfeld? No local news to keep viewers informed? But never fear Beverly Hills 90210 fans - at least Fox has signed on. Although the Cable Act sounds good in theory, it has been badly executed. Congress turned to the FCC to make this idealist television programing happen. Pet peeves drive most crazy The result was 500 pages of rules and regulations that affect each cable company's rates and most I hate people sitting near me in alley while returning from my movie theaters who talk out loud Fundamentals of Machete monthly billings. and say really stupid things, as Whacking class. though they were sitting at home David Coehrs My state of aggravation also is Another problem in this plan is making cable com- watching a dumb "Full House" causing me to dwell upon my panies pay for network affiliates without adding on episode with their brains stuck weekly columnist other pet peeves, which would to rates to offer these local stations. And then it's on the idiot setting. total in the jillions if I didn't keep compounded by letting the cable companies nego- (Note: I do realize that "dumb the males in separate cages. If I tiate contracts and decide if they want to keep the 'Full House' episode" is redun- can remain in this terrible mood stations for which they must shell out extra money. dant.) for awhile, I'll keep compiling Perhaps Wood Cable doesn't think its viewers need I hate being forced to socialize the one who drives in front of you under the breaded liver patties, my pet peeves Greatest Hits list. to see the local news, or watch the three biggest with people I don't like and regu- just slow enough to irritate the since no one in his right mind I was worried that I might be ob- networks, as long as its subscribers have C-Span larly avoid it more than Wilt grungy plaque right off your would touch those without spe- sessing, but I was assured that everything will be O.K. After all, the company has Chamberlain avoids chastity. Es- teeth but just fast enough to pre- cial industrial waste gloves). this actually is normal human already demonstrated that it is not willing to invest pecially when they become even vent your escape around his car, I was going to shoot by The behavior for those under my as- more unlikable after a few his turn signal blinking the whole Driver From Hell, slowing down trology sign. any money to make customers happy when the com- drinks, and I have to restrain way. long enough to give him my Irri- I hate waiting in a check-out pany refused to bring back Cleveland-area CBS affi- myself from tampering with the For the next 10 years I was tated Driver Look. This look is line behind some dope with intel- liate Channel 8 WJW last spring. brakes in their cars. trapped behind The Driver From usually so effective in angering lectual freezer-burn willing to Wood Cable should be doing everything in its I hate people who just sit there Hell, until in my blind rage I al- the offensive driver that I really die in the attempt to find a mis- power to make sure the Toledo affiliates are part of while their precocious, unruly most was tempted to promote my should have it patented and sold placed discount coupon - a cou- their new schedule. Instead, the company is sitting brats terrorize every adult, pet sickly Dodge Omni to monster in automotive stores. It implies pon probably still attached by a around waiting for the networks to come to it. By do- and machine with levers within a truck status and drive at an un- that I'm convinced he is der- banana-shaped magnet to his re- ing so it is losing customers - a plight that no busi- 10-mile radius. Until they get a stable speed over the top of his anged and generally brain- frigerator. ness can afford. clue, these people should each be car. I suppose that could be con- damaged beyond any hope of I hate people who use the sealed inside a tiny mobile home sidered a major infraction of successful rehabilitation. It also grammatically-incorrect "I with 25 bored, hyperactive chil- highway safety regulations if you suggests that he should be locked seen" in a sentence, when it's so It might just be us, but how exactly does failure (or dren who all have a sugar buzz. wanted to get prissy about it. away and forgotten within the blatantly obvious both audibly extreme slowness) to renew contracts with the big You have probably guessed that Personally, I was thinking about confines of a sadistically- and visually that the two words three amount to adding stations? It seems that once I'm really in a bad mood, and how much pleasure I could get operated sanitarium somewhere are like doo-doo together. again, over-regulation has caused more problems taking it out on you, my once- from ruining the Nu-Finish coat deep inside the most heavily- This gripe session was begin- than it has solved. devoted readers. I certainly don't on his car by accelerating when I forested region of Alabama. ning to vent my anger in a really But, stations aside, what about the cost? A stu- mean to. Only an hour ago I was drove over the roof. Yes, it was going to be luscious positive way. And I'm sure that, dent's interest lies in the total cost of cable, not the cheerfully driving along the ex- Meanwhile, The Driver From retaliation. Then The Driver after a short time, I would have individual channels they are receiving for their pressway, thinking up all sorts of Hell had managed to reduce the From Hell moved into the left felt happy again inside and be- hard-earned money. And, if Wood Cable would con- really lame humor to write in my traffic flow behind him to a pace lane at the exact same time I did, come obnoxiously huggy-kissy. sider any of this, they would realize that students continuing quest to entertain you slower than your baggy old Uncle using the wrong turn signal. But it just occurred to me that all and make you love me. Merle out for his Sunday drive in If annoyance could be convert- this sniveling probably con- probably give them a big chunk of their profits. What Suddenly, there it was! It's one the Easel. ed to firepower I would have in- vinced you to drop this onto the if we all decided to stop receiving cable services? of my biggest pet peeves, and That's when I noticed a space cinerated him and his car until all restroom floor and look for more Where would that leave the company? somehow it must have strayed opening up in the left lane. that the investigators could iden- intelligent reading, like the from a roving pack of pet peeves Now, I should have been enor- Ufy were a few bone fragments, "Wash Instructions" tag on your Students are a powerful interest group, especially foraging somewhere in the vicin- mously relieved, and somewhat and maybe the faint aroma of a bikini underpants. when most adults are at work and unable to watch ity. It was The Driver From Hell. ecstatic, at the prospect of bar- Barney air freshener that has Just for that, I hope The Driver television, so Wood Cable should work to better our I know you're familiar with reling past The Driver From Hell been baked to a crackly crunch. From Hell is on the road with you interests. After all, they need us. The Driver From Hell. He's that at a speed even faster than my I'm sitting here now, an hour today, his turn signal blinking the If prices skyrocket and local channels are not ungodly monstrosity wrapped in dad running to the freezer for the later, wondering what I might be whole way. maintained, it would be doubtful customers will still a seat belt, driving what amounts last Barney Ice Cream Fun capable of if, say, I were to meet David Coehrs is the Columnist want their MTV. to a boat with fenders. You know. Square (which he always hides The Driver From Hell In a dark From Hell for The News. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IWIIIWMPHMWBWWI The BG News Staff The BG News: same one we had to rent from Grove Cemetary. The BG News: Photo Editor Teresa Thomas A few concerned and upset cit- Preservation Earth because As Mrs. Miller stated, "As I am usually not motivated to Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich izens would like to give a warn- Greenbriar won't allow the city natives of Bowling Green, [we] do anything very spontaneous ing to those students who are recycling program In our com- do not intend for a bunch of col- but I had to abandon my usual Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner routine to respond to the egre- Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki planning to move off campus in plex) on our porch for pick up. lege students to come in and de- the near future. Don't rent from However, other than that and molish what we have put up." gious mistake made in last Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin Greenbriar! the fact that there Is Insufficient Yes, that Is an assumption that Thursday's edition of The Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant We now realize that they are parking for the amount of cars the desecration of ISO plus grave Newsby sports columnist Russ Copy Editor Dawn Keller not as cracked up as they claim registered in the complex, and markings was caused by college Eckard. Copy Editor Pam Smith to be. the fact that they are very un- students. To his very prophetic announ- cement that the coach of the New Copy Editor Robin Coe For one thing, we have had a sympathetic to any of our needs Being University students, it is big problem with bees getting and concerns, and that they seem with disappointment and embar- York Giants, Ray Handly, is be- to get defensive every time we rassment that this assumption is ing fined for a noose, I offer this The BC Newt, founded in 1920, is published daily during the into our apartment. We called have a problem, everything Is made. However, what other bulletin: the noose was tied and academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. Greenbriar because the bees were getting in by means other fine. group would have the physical the executioner did his duty in 204 West Hall than the door. All we want Is to live in a safe strength and endurance for such the spring. The Giants are now Bowling Green State University The first day they did nothing, and functional apartment. a meaningless act of disrespect? coached by Dan Reeves, former Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 the second day we approached a The marble, granite and slate coach of the Denver Broncos. repairman ourselves; we still had Michelle Carnef ix displays of remembrance are Russ, my friend, you really Copyright 1993, The BG News bees. Finally, only after a parent Senior just material objects. It Is what need to get your facts straight : called, Greenbriar called the ex- Marie Koss these headstones stand for that before you try to convince me of ^Respond 1 ' terminator. Senior makes them so significant They your opinion. Granted, knowing Signed letters or columns express the beliefs of the It turned out we really had a Kelly Lewis are symbols of respect, of love everything that has happened to individual and in no way represent the opinions of The BG' problem. The building was full of Senior and dedication, honor and digni- every team in the NFC in the off- News. hives and they were coming in The BG News: ty. Quite the opposite of their season is a sizable task. All readers are encouraged to express their opinions through holes In the walls. Did How Ironic that only one short van rials. However, If you are going to be a successful journalist, or espe- through letters to the editor and guest columns. Letters they think It was our imagina- week after the Mrs. Miller con- Jennifer E. Wheaten Junior cially an opinion writer, you should be 200-300 words, typed, and contain the writer's tion? troversy, such an embarrassing Karen ACudnlk probably ought to start honing telephone number, address, class, rank, For another thing, they tried to and disgusting display of imma- Senior say we were in violation because turity and disrespect has oc- your lackluster research skills. Send all submissions to: The BCTNews,210 West Hall, Natalie A. Kovach Kurt Gruner we had our recycling bin (the curred - vandalism In the Oak Senior Graduate student , ■ Campus

Thursday, September 16, 1993 The BG News page three Two USG districts 'Reverse racism7 merely myth lack candidates Leaders say students should respect differences at University by Larlssa Hritsko student government reporter "My goal for this by Ginger Phillips with power negatively influence to maintain diversity, many stu- is a problem continue to search election was first to human diversity reporter a group of a different race to the dents still are uncomfortable for solutions. Jackson said stu- Students voted yesterday for point where that group has less when there is a diverse group of dents should rank awareness of Undergraduate Student have the largest number power and is diminished in some students in the classroom, he racism along with their aca- Government district senators to of candidates It is often looked at as a health way," he said. "It is really a can- said. demics. problem - a mental illness or a cer in our society." Learning to respect and being represent them. However, two participate, but out of "This is the first opportunity districts had no candidates offi- cancer - but no matter what it is Pritscher said one example of able to work with people of [for many students] to interact cially in the senatorial race. 60 petitions picked up, seen as, many campus leaders racism in the past was slavery, a different races are qualities agree that racism exists and is a time when blacks were not per- with a different race," Jackson which students will need on the only 20 were returned." problem. said. District Two, which represents ceived as humans but instead job and throughout their lives, Although every person may McDonald Quadrangle and So- Chad Luckner, USG vice were viewed as animals. Jackson said. have a different view of what ex- "They treated them like dogs," Although he has not received rority Row, and District Five, president actly racism is, two University which represents Harshman he said. "There are still people any complaints of racial prob- "Racism is something that, un- leaders agree it is the use of Quadrangle, had no candidates today who still believe they are lems, Phil Mason, vice president less you are aware of it, you can't power against ethnic groups. for University relations, said he for the vacant seats. According not fully human." attempt to solve the problem," he "The area basically has a lot of Conrad Pritcher, co-chairman of believes minorities run into prob- to Chad Luckner, USG vice first-year students who are just Although slavery is not around said. the People for Racial Justice today, other forms of racism lems regularly. president, two appointments trying to get acquainted with the Committee and Matt Boaz, a exist. Boaz believes that people need would be announced today along University. Therefore, it is diffi- member of the Racism and Re- "On this campus people of Mason said the University can to be educated on the subject. with the other senatorial win- cult to explain what USG's role is duction Center, share the belief ners. within the first two weeks of color are victimized by the always do more to improve race "Read books and search for the that white people cannot be vic- system that has been established relations and tries to bring diver- classes," Jackson said. tims of racism. truth," he said. "Don't believe in the society," Boaz said. "Ar- sity to the campus with the help everything that mainstream so- Fall district senator elections "Racism is the use of political, do not attract as large a number ound here, people of certain of the Multicultural Affairs Of- ciety tells you." Although students were noti- economical and social power to colors can't get certain jobs [and] fice. of candidates as much as spring discriminate against a group of elections, Luckner said. fied of the district seat openings are looked at as subordinate in Pritscher believes white peo- through various means of advert- people based on their racial or the classroom." "I think our academic program ple need to be responsible for ising, many students still may ethnic background," Boaz said. Boaz also said many college en- on diversity is absolutely excel- their actions of both the past and "My goal for this election was have been unaware, Luckner Anyone who is a member of trance exams are culturally lent," Mason said. "We're one of the present. first to have the largest number said. this group, which Boaz said does biased with Caucasians doing the first universities in the coun- of candidates participate, but out not include Caucasians, can be a well on the exams and African try to pursue that offering. [Uni- "When we attempt to right the of 60 petitions picked up, only 20 One of the problems could have victim, he said. Americans scoring much lower. versity President Paul Olscamp] wrongs of the ills of the past, were returned." Luckner said. been in District Two with Sorori- Pritscher said although many Undergraduate Student has made his committment clear some white people say we are Luckner said more emphasis is ty Row because no advertise- people believe white people can Government President Jason and long-standing that he'll do practicing reverse discrimi- placed on the election of the ments were placed in individual be victims of racism, he does not. Jackson also believes racism is a anything he can to increase the nation," he said. "We need to president and vice president in sorority houses, he said. "Racism is the attitude and be- problem on campus. number of minority faculty and compensate the black communi- the spring because their offices "It might have been more havior whereby a group of people Although the University tries staff." Those who believe racism ty for their losses." are more visible. difficult for them [sorority house USG President Jason Jackson residents] to find out about the said having no candidate run in upcoming election since they District Two is alarming. District might not stop by or eat in the Five has had a problem finding residence halls where the candidates to run two of the four majority of signs were," Luckner past years, he said. said. VICTIM.***^ y FALCON VOLLEYBALL CONFERENCE OPENER vs. TOLEDO - FRIDAY 7 PM *- w At Anderson Arena. 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page four The BG News Thursday, September 16, 1993 Recycled plastic bottles Pol ice blotter "i A man reported Thursday lieves the man was by himself guests go inside to use the rest- that a Toledo woman was stalk- and ... feels he has some real room." to recarpet city building ing him. According the police re- mental problems." D William M. Heyman Jr., 49, port, the man told officers the "i A woman called police from 1SS27 Bowling Green Road, was woman calls him at work and it is her North Wintergarden Road cited on a charge of driving on a Dy Leah Barnum thirds of the funding for the carpet, and the city "very distracting." home Friday and told them dump closed road Sunday. In addition environment reporter will pay the rest, Pearson said. The grant should be O Jeff A. Womack, 18, and Da- trucks were speeding down the to driving on the closed road, approved in November, she added. vid E. Chavez, 20, both of road. The woman was reportedly Heyman also allegedly hit a con- "It will cost approximately $38,000 to carpet [the McComb, were arrested on char- concerned because she thought struction crane. Heymen report- While many Bowling Green residents drink from City Administrative Services building, which is ges of shoplifting Thursday. A her daughter would get run over. edly told police that he didn't their soda bottles, others may be walking on their 1,719 square yards]," Pearson said. "Each square police report said officers con- Officers clocked a dump truck on know West Poe Road was closed. bottles. That Is, if the city receives a grant to re- yard of carpet contains approximately 38 bottles, fronted the men and the suspects the road going 17 m.p.h. O Two men allegedly approa- carpet the City Administrative Services building so a total of 61,884 bottles would be used to carpet said, in unison, "We screwed up." ched a porch on North Enterprise with carpet made from the city's own recycled the city building." The police took back the shoes O Police received a 911 call Street on Sunday and broke a plastic soda bottles. Georgia-based Image Carpet is the only manu- that the men allegedly stole. Friday from two youths, both flower pot. When the owner of The city has applied for a $25,000 grant from the facturer of recycled carpet in the United States under 10 years old. According to the house came outside one of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to help pay and has been producing recycled carpet for five O On Friday, a woman called the police report, the youths told men allegedly hit him in the for the Enviro-tech carpet, a carpet which consists years, according to Jan Mathis, representative of police to complain that a man officers their mother was "being mouth. of 100 percent recycled soda bottles. the company. with an "older car with a black mean to them by not letting them O Police said they observed Because the building was in need of recarpeting By making the carpet, the company has kept top" was following her. When go outside." four men standing outside a and grants became available specifically for the more than 40 million pounds of soft drink and ket- police located the man he report- Thurstin Avenue apartment installation of carpet made from recycled materi- chup bottles out of America's landfills each year, edly was not wearing pants. O A woman told police Satur- watching a man and woman in al, city officials decided to install the Enviro-tech Mathis said. Police said the man had only a day that a neighbor's bull dog bed. Police reportedly told the carpet, according to Gail Pearson, litter prevention Although all major carpet fibers are made of "towel wrapped around himself." defecates in the yard of her men to stop watching. and recycling program coordinator. plastic, only 1.8 percent of the carpet sold is made Rosewood Court home. The G On Monday, a woman report- The cost of the Enviro-tech carpet is comparable of recycled plastic, even though the quality of the O On Friday, an American flag woman told police she has spoken ed she saw a couple "making out" to that of regular synthetic carpet. Because of the recycled carpet is just as good as that of carpet was stolen from a Ridge Street to the neighbors about the prob- outside of her Second Street grant, it would be cheaper and more beneficial for made with virgin material, according to Mathis. home. The man reportedly told lem and even has "thrown it back home. When officers arrived the the city to purchase the recycled carpet, Pearson City officials said they hope by recarpeting the police the flag was stolen by stu- in their yard." couple was found to be "only said. City Administrative Services building with Enviro- dents. Several beer cans were hugging." Starbrook Plastics, a Bowling Green company, tech, they can show the community what can be also found in the yard. O Saturday, police received ~i Tuesday, police received grinds up the soda bottles and then ships the done with recyclable materials. O A man was reportedly reports of people urinating on the complaints of a man who "drives ground plastic to Image Carpet, Pearson said. The "We have something to show that we are con- screaming and yelling at an East lawn of a Second Street resi- backwards" down Lorraine company then turns the plastic back into fiber and cerned about the environment," Hoffman said. Poe Road apartment Friday. Ac- dence. According to the police Avenue every morning. The man dyes and twists the fiber into carpet, she said. Although recycled carpet can be purchased in cording to a police report, the report, the host was told to keep is believed to drive a 1985 Chev- "It looks and feels like any synthetic material Findlay, Hoffman said he would like to see the woman who made the report "be- the noise down and "have his rolet. carpets," Pearson said. carpet processed in Bowling Green. "I think it's a great idea [because] it completes a "I am hoping that someday, somehow we can Defend Clinton program that we have in Bowling Green...it com- have more firms here that are processing the car- pletes the whole [recycling] cycle," said Bowling pet," Hoffman said. "We have been on the cutting Continued from page one. Continued from page on*. Green Mayor Wes Hoffman. "It starts here and edge of recycling in this community for a long ends here." time. It has grown from a modest start to some- consuming because they have to reform for all Americans." If received, the grant will provide up to two- thing very big here." be tried differently," she said. Sen. Edward M Kennedy, D-Mass., said he was opposed to putting The task force report and the the requirement on Individuals. Employers might "drop coverage Cable plan also propose that all and shift an even heavier financial burden onto the middle class," counties establish or have access Kennedy said. And he complained that the GOP failed to address Continued from page one. Stebbins said the original pro- filiate, could not be reached for to a public defender commission. soaring costs. posal made by WTOL was turned comment. Counties could choose to set up a Under Chafee's proposal, purchasing cooperatives would be set up networks. down by Wood Cable, which in local one, join a coalition of so individuals and small companies could get better rates. The ar- "Both sides are working turn made a counter proposal Larry Miller, general manager counties in a regional body, or rangements would be voluntary, not the mandatory alliances Clinton towards the good of the cable that the station rejected. of Wood Cable, said he believes use the state commission. envisions. subscriber," Zamichow said. He said WTOL has since sub- the company will not lose any of Counties still would be able to Nor would there be any "global budgets" to put government cost Mel Stebbins, vice president mitted several revised proposals. the network stations or be forced choose whether to use only pub- controls on rising premiums. Republicans say marketplace competi- and general manager for WTOL, "We're hopeful the negotia- to raise its rates. He said he is in lic defenders, court-appointed at- tion will bring down costs. a CBS affiliate, said the station tions will be complete by Oct. 5," contact with Wood Cable's Den- torneys or a combination, Kura and Wood Cable have not reached Stebbins said. ver headquarters, where negotia- said. Another difference: No new taxes are called for in the GOP plan; an agreement. Officials at WNWO, an ABC af- tions are taking place. More than half of Ohio's Clinton's plan would require new resources. counties have no local public de- WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE fender commission. Judges in "This is a mainstream plan," said Sen. Christopher Bond, R-Mo. those counties assign private at- Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., said it was "not a Band-Aid torneys to all poor defendants. approach, but it's not major surgery, either." Thank you to the 1993 Orientation Leaders and Hosts • • PLO Continued from page one.

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WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE Elsewhere Thursday, September 16, 1993 The BC News page five Toledo mayoral APPIMU race accelerates The Associated Press is basically, 'Today we municipa- lize Toledo Edison, tomorrow Columbia Gas, the next day TOLEDO -- The mayor's race maybe TV-13,'" Finkbelner said. began in earnest Wednesday with "I have a philosophy that says two finalists thanking support- the private sector runs things at ers, then trading barbs with each least as effectively as we do, and other. maybe we need to borrow a few Carry Finkbelner and Mike pages from them," Finkbeiner Ferner, both city councilmen, said. will square off in November's general election. They were the Ferner said his campaign had top two vote-getters In Tuesday's more than 300 volunteers who non-partisan primary. There worked phone banks and distrib- were six other candidates. uted political literature. Unofficial final election results "This has been a volunteer showed Finkbeiner, 54, an unen- effort this city hasn't see in I dowed Democrat, with 17,812 don't know how long," he said. votes, or 27 percent of the votes cast. Ferner, 42, an independent, But Finkbeiner criticized Fer- with 15,048 votes, or 23 percent. ner's campaign style. The city will change its form of "I like personal campaigning government in January. The and personal contact. While Mike mayor will be given the adminis- was on the phone, I was at the trative powers of the city man- factory gates, and I'll continue to ager, and the manager's post will do that through November," he be eliminated. said. Ferner said he was more likely Both said they expect to to take on "powerful interests" receive union support in this blue than Finkbelner. He promised to collar, northwest city of 330,000. continue pushing for a municipal Ferner is a former organizer electric system to compete with for the American Federation of Toledo Edison, which has the State, County and Municipal Em- highest rates in the region. ployees. Finkbeiner said he was the candidate who represents "the One of Finkbeiner's key sup- working men and women of porters was Ray Medlln, an offi- President Bill Clinton talks with New Orleans Port Director Ron I afternoon. Clinton pledged an all-out battle to win congressional ap- Toledo." He called Ferner's cial with the Northwestern Ohio Brlnson, far left. Sen. John Breaux and Congressman William Jeffer- proval of a continent-wide free trade agreement while visiting the views "distinctly liberal." Building & Construction Trades son, far right, while visiting the Port of New Orleans Wednesday! Mississippi River port. "Femer has a philosophy that Council. Cheating scandal rocks Navy Allegations of affair

The Associated Press is continuing. One of the six, Rodney Walker, told The may hurt Ferguson "I don't know enough to say whether 125 is Associated Press last spring that many stu- ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Investigators are pur- right or wrong," he said of the number im- dents had advance copies of the exam and The Associated Press suing cases against at least 125 midshipmen plicated. "We're just waiting for the in- academy officials were making scapegoats implicated in what could be the biggest vestigation to conclude." of the six to try to hush up the extent of the cheating scandal since the Naval Academy's Investigators say some midshipmen who cheating. COLUMBUS - Some Democratic officials are pressuring State Au- honor code was established in 1951. saw the test may have believed it was an old ditor Thomas E. Ferguson to not seek office again because of allega- Six midshipmen, the academy's term for one, and the academy considers looking at an Lynch said then that wasn't true, adding he tions he had an affair with an aide, a newspaper said. students, were recommended for expulsion old test an acceptable study guide. would recommend that every member of the Party sources said there is some fear party efforts to retain a last spring after school officials determined The academy's worst previous cheating junior class be expelled if he found they all majority in the Ohio House and retake the governor's office would be they had seen advance copies of an electrical scandal was in 1974 when 61 students were cheated. hurt by Ferguson's presence on the ticket, the Dayton Daily News said in a report prepared for Wednesday's editions. engineering exam taken last December. implicated in an investigation into the use of Walker said several football players were Another Investigation, which began this "crib sheets" during a navigation exam. among those who saw copies of the test. Wei- Ferguson, reached at his home Tuesday night, said Democratic summer, resulted in more than 100 other Seven were expelled. shaupt wouldn't comment on the number of leaders had not told him of such concerns. students also being investigated. In the current investigation, 28 juniors football players involved. He also said he did not think the allegations would hurt him or other The Navy Times, which first reported the were initially accused of cheating on the Democrats if he were to run for office again. inspector general had developed cases electrical engineering test. Honor boards Randy Stoker, a senior from San Diego "Let me just say, I won election last time with those [allegations], against 125 midshipmen, said investigators made up of midshipmen recommended ex- who chairs the academy's honor committee, didn't I?" he said. now believe as many as 200 juniors may pelling 11, but five were cleared by academy said Tuesday the midshipmen want to put Ferguson said he would announce by Oct. 1 whether he will run for have seen some or all of the test, which was officials. the scandal behind them. office again. given to about 700. Rear Adm. Thomas C. Lynch, the acad- emy's superintendent, then recommended "They realize the magnitude of what has "We're looking at the possibility of running for governor, or run- Lt. Cmdr. Paul Weishaupt, the academy's that six be expelled. The secretary of the happened," he said. "We're just waiting for ning for auditor again, or maybe not running at all," he said. public affairs officer, said the investigation Navy has yet to act on his recommendation. the investigation to conclude." Ferguson has been auditor since 1974. He easily won re-election in 1990 despite allegations from a former aide, Elisabeth Tschantz, that he coerced into a three-year sexual re- WHEN YOU RIDE CAN HAVE AN lationship, causing her to have a nervous breakdown. During that campaign, Ferguson denied the affair and portrayed DRUNK, ENTIRELY Tschantz as mentally unstable. PUT YOUR Fifteen months after the election, Ferguson said in a court depos- ONE MORE FOR DIFFERENT ition that he had sex with Tschantz as many as 30 times between 1983 VALUABLES THE ROAD MEANING. and 1985. He said both were willing participants. IN A SAFE PLACE. Looking for Pre-party Entertainment?

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fo&ft 352-5211 page six The BC News Thursday, September 16, 1993 Japan to import Jail death investigation wanted and hospital reports, he said. The Associated Press Patrick Nelson said he saw police beat Toyer. He said he and his two brothers were U.S. canned beer about 30 feet away. But family members said Toyer's face and TOLEDO - A local civil lights leader said "They were joking like it was a laughing body were badly bruised. Wednesday he wants authorities to in- matter ... They saw he was hurt," he said at The Associated Press Kirin. More importantly, it will harness Budweiser's ad- vestigate the death of a black man who offi- the news conference. Sheriff James Telb ordered an in- vertising prowess and set up cers allegedly beat. Rose said he did not know if the alleged vestigation after prisoners said Toyer had its own distribution network. "We're not saying the beating was the beating was racially motivated. He said been beaten or was unconscious when he TOKYO - Anheuser-Busch some of the officers were black. came into the jail. Inc. is preparing to announce a That would have been uni- cause of his death. We're just saying that maginable several years ago, witnesses in the neighborhood saw the offi- The police department declined to release joint venture with Japan's No. the identities of the officers involved in the John Rogers, the sheriff department's in- 1 beer maker, Kirin Brewery but rapid changes in the rigid- cers beating him," said Gerald Rose, presi- ternal affairs unit director, said Toledo Co. Ltd., in order to tap fur- ly controlled alcohol business dent of the Council of the New Order, a case. Deputy Chief James Wiegand said he does police dragged Toyer, who was handcuffed, ther into one of the world's might just give Budweiser a group that addresses inner city issues. not know if the officers used force while ar- into the jail booking area where a nurse saw fighting chance. John Toyer, 40, of Toledo, was arrested biggest beer markets. resting Toyer. him and called 911. Anheuser, the world's With deregulation making it Sunday night after police chased him for "The only force I'm aware of is that he was biggest brewer, is dropping an easier to get a liquor license, several blocks when he left his house to go to handcuffed and refused to walk from the car affiliation with a smaller discount liquor stores have the store. He was wanted on an outstanding "The nurse could tell something was petty theft warrant. to the booking area. The officers had to half- wrong and immediately checked him, found brewer, Suntory Ltd., to link been popping up everywhere, Police took him to the Lucas County jail, carry, half-drag him," Wiegand said. no pulse, and immediately started CPR" up with Kirin. The U.S. brewer and even supermarkets and where he collapsed while he was being He also said that Toyer did not become ill Rogers said. is the biggest foreign beer in convenience stores are start- booked. He was taken to St. Vincent Medical until shortly after he arrived at jail. Japan, yet has only a 1.2 per- ing to carry beer. Center, where he died later that night. "There was no indication he needed hospi- cent market share. Unlike the traditional mom- The manner in which police brought in Some residents said they saw several talization. He didn't complain of chest pains. Anheuser is also hoping to and-pop stores that still sell Toyer is unusual unless a prisoner is severe- police officers chase Toyer, then beat him He didn't ask for medical attention or give take advantage of recent much of the beer here at ly intoxicated or uncooperative, he said. after catching him in a vacant lot. Rose said. any other indications," Wiegand said. moves to deregulate the alco- prices fixed by the major "We just want police to get to the bottom Lucas County Coroner James Patrick said hol industry by becoming the brewers (Kirin, Asahi, Sap- "I'm assuming [the officers] thought that of this. You can't go around beating up peo- there were no signs of external injuries. first foreign brewer to set up poro and Suntory), the larger he was playing some type of game, but that its own distribution network. retailers are starting to shake ple like this," Rose said at a news confer- The cause of death will be determined is something the [Toledo police division] will Anheuser-Busch had relied things up by cutting prices after reviewing toxicology tests and police have to answer.' on Suntory, Japan's largest and carrying more brands. whiskey maker but a ligh- Experts say those factors tweight in the beer business, could help Budweiser make it to brew and market Bud- into the tightly knit distribu- Hijackers made jet land Shooting weiser under license since tion system, but the going will be tough. Even with the 1984. Delta Troop force, wearing bul- Bud sales had been growing, muscle of mighty Kirin behind The Associated Press agency, NTB, reported. He was letproof vests, arrived at the air- suspect but not at the rate one might them, many wholesalers are driven back in five minutes and port with armored jeeps and expect for the world's top likely to initially resist Bud's reboarded. "They are talking and it is in black, box-like trailers. The NTB brand. advances. OSLO, Norway ~ Hijackers The St. Louis brewer hopes As deregulation makes the brandishing grenades and explo- English," said Bjarne Myrstad, a news agency said it "had reason pleads to believe the trailers contained to change all that with the deal market more competitive, sives forced a Russian jetliner special government spokesman. to be announced Thursday - a Kirin will benefit from Bud- with 52 people aboard to land in No demands preceded the asy- weapons." lum request, he said. Three military helicopters joint venture owned 90 per- weiser's proven marketing Norway on Wednesday. Police not guilty prowess, analysts said. said the air pirates then asked for Another spokesman, Dag flew over the airport. According cent by Anheuser and 10 per- to NTB, one landed at the airport cent by Kirin, which controls A standard 10 and 1/2-ounce political asylum. Amundsen, said there were at with lights off. The Associated Press half the domestic beer market can of beer goes for more than The Tupolev-134 jet was en least three, possibly four hijack- A policeman at the airport near and is the fourth biggest $2, although half of that goes route from Azerbaijan when it ers. Kiev said the hijackers had of- brewer worldwide. to tax, and the overall beer was seized over southern Russia. Ukrainian and Azerbaijani TOLEDO - A woman officials said the hijackers were fered to release the female pas- The new company, Bud- market is one of the few in the It was forced to land near Kiev to pleaded innocent Wednes- world that is still growing. take on fuel and an English-s- Iranians, linked to the radical sengers, but the women refused day to charges that she weiser Japan Co., will import Shiite Muslim Hezbollah militia to leave the plane. Beer sales grew about 7 peaking Ukrainian navigator be- robbed and shot an off-duty canned beer from the United The jet flew across the Baltic percent each year from 1989 fore flying to Norway. of Lebanon, but no government police officer in the throat. States and sell bottles and Sea and Sweden before landing in to 1991. The pilot, Capt. Mikhail Osa- spokesmen could confirm that. Joyce Richardson, 29, of kegs made under license by drizzly weather about 3 172 vin, said the hijackers threatened Norway was the site of the Toledo, was charged with hours later at Gardermoen, 25 the crew with hand grenades and breakthrough peace talks be- attempted murder, miles north of Oslo. explosives, said a Russian securi- tween Israel and the Palestine felonious assault and ag- ty spokesman, Alexei Zakharov. Liberation Organization. Radical gravated robbery in the Work to cultivate the buckle-up habit. After the plane landed at the Islamic groups in the Middle The jet had been en route from It could save your life. Aug. 20 shooting of Charles sealed-off and darkened Gar- East have denounced the agree- the Azerbaijani capital, Baku, to Walker, 36, of Toledo. ■M M irw ixxt**» or* l.i«rf of Amnic*w *get I *« dermoen charter airport, one ment and have vowed to disrupt Perm in the Ural Mountains •- \ n^ppfo *>tfwi IS (T*« from nome Richardson was ordered man left the jet and was driven to any peace efforts. when the hijackers diverted it to held in the Lucas County the control tower in a Civil Avia- About 100 heavily armed Ukraine, authorities in Russia jail in lieu of $100,000 bond tion Board car, the national news members of Norway's special said. after a hearing in Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Lynch boxed in Lucas County Prosecutor Anthony Pizza said Rich- ardson was a prostitute who SHOC SenSdTiOn Man served 30 days in jail in by controversy 1989 for soliciting. Richardson told au- Courageously Battles High Prices! thorities that Walker The Associated Press picked up her and another prostitute, then took them NEW YORK - Jennifer Lynch just might be a victim of her own last to an apartment to have sex. name. She said Walker asked her Raised on the set of her father David's "Eraserhead," and with to buy drugs. When she re- those who were the vanguard of avant-garde, she was practically turned, she shot Walker be- *>tl /O off all Clearance fated to be a filmmaker of creepy proportions. cause of a dispute about And on that count, her debut film, "Boxing Helena," does not dis- money, Pizza said. This Friday, Saturday, & Sunday appoint. Walker drove himself to Nick Is a gifted surgeon obsessed with a woman named Helena. St. Vincent Medical Center When she caustically rebuffs him, he amputates her legs and then her after the shooting. He was arms - boxing her - in order to keep her from pushing him away. It's wearing a condom when he a film so macabre that even David Lynch declined to make it. was admitted to the hospi- "He said it scared him too much," said Jennifer Lynch, drawing on tal, Pizza said. a Marlboro over coffee at a posh cafe in a Manhattan hotel. "And Walker has an unlisted that's not something you want David Lynch saying before you're telephone number and Choose about to make your first film!" could not be reached for Maybe she should have taken a cue from dad. comment. Making "Boxing Helena" was f rought with hardship, headache and Pizza said the police de- from heartache. And protests. And nasty reviews. And dismal box-office partment's internal affairs returns -- after two weeks in the theaters, it was ranked 30th. unit was investigating. After losing one boyfriend and three stars. Lynch - at the tender "If this is true, his con- age of 25 ~ sounds like she doesn't ever again want to yell "Cut!" duct is improper. 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Thursday, September 16, 1993 The BG News page seven Cancer and a 16-year-old Winfield, Chavez It was June 1, around seven right leg - probably a bone tiiatadamantinaitui almost al- to Reggie Lewis and James know What's Up o'clock. spur or abscess, the doctors ways strikes. Jordan did. I smiled at Karen, something said. It didn't hurt at all, and The 96 hours of waiting be- As long as the cancer shows With the abundance of happen- I did only when in a good mood. could be easily removed after he reaches this plateau at home fore the operation were four no signs of returning to Karen ings going on in the sports world, It was her 16th birthday, and school let out. against the Toronto Blue Jays days of trial, tribulation and - she will be tested montly - narrowing this week's column she was being obnoxious as this weekend (just a prediction), tears for my parents, my two my family will probably fully into one topic would be absurd. usual. Karen was one of Avon he will join George Brett and Ro- other sisters and myself. recover from the initial disbe- The basis of the following is High's best young athletes. As Mark Leonard bin Yount as the only active Karen, on the other hand, lief. what I will call: What's Up In a freshman she was a serious DeChant players to have done it. seemed to be the most com- The Jordan and Miller fami- Sports? competitor in volleyball, a pro- posed of all of us. Heck, the lies on beyond disbelief - only O Friday night in San Antonio, If any player were deserving lific point guard for the ninth crowd of 50,000 that greeted grief remains. Texas, one of the biggest trage- of such an accomplishment, it is grade hoops team, and Avon's her at Buckeye Stadium last Still, as a delirious sports fan dies in boxing history occurred Winfield. To me, any player who best female track and field ath- season didn't worry her, so - and one of my sister's when Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whi- has the guts enough to stand up lete. why should this? biggest supporters - it was taker was denied a victory over She went to the State meet, in to George Steinbrenner and tell After X-rays, MRIs, CAT something new to view athlet- previously undefeated Julio Cae- him what a horse's ass he is, and fact, in the 4x400 meters, and scans and blood tests, and after ics in such a small scope. But I sar Chavez. still play quality baseball, is a had improved upon her first- three hours and 45 minutes of was compelled to. Who really Whitaker clearly dominated consummate pro. year accomplishments as a surgery, Karen's tumors (a cares about sports when your the fight from beginning to end, sophomore. second one had formed within sister has death in her blood- stunning Chavez with a combina- And from the FYI department: Now she held school records Karen took more tests in the four days) were gone. In stream? tion of quick jabs and quick feet. he's also the last athlete to be in both the shot put and discus February, with similar results. their place was a titanium rod By the last two, or even three drafted in all three major profes- (she only weighs 112 pounds), The abscess was slightly ten- and three screws. Karen walks now - well, rounds, it was apparent that sional sports. and was preparing to compete der on the outside, but hadn't She also had bone grafts tak- limps, actually - and after the Chavez needed a knockout to in both of those events, plus the grown. Surgery was scheduled en from her hip to replace the scars on her hip and leg heal, take away Whitaker's title, but it O Whether or not it continues is long jump and 4x400, in the for mid-June. section of her leg that was re- she will begin intensive physi- never even came close to happen- not for me to say, but what base- Regional meet. When the Cleveland Clinic moved. cal therapy. She may be jog- ing. ball fans are witnessing is one of Tomorrow there would be a doctors opened up my sister's Now the girl who normally ging by November, and who Irregardless of the alleged the biggest "chokes " in recent surprise Sweet Sixteen party, leg ten days after her birthday, took long, graceful strides knows, I may have the pleasure point-taking by judge Mickey memory. On July 23, the San followed by a week of training they discovered that the "abs- around a 400-meter oval was of watching her in a Varsity Vann of England, the fact that a Francisco Giants led the Atlanta for the Regionals, then, hope- cess" was, in fact, an ex- restricted for the next three basketball game around Braves by ten full games. Now fully, a return trip to the State tremely rare form of cancer months to bumping around Christmas. they find themselves looking up meet. that had hemorrhaged between awkwardly on crutches. Karen may or may not return at the leading Braves. The party was a success, as her tibia and thigh muscle. to the court, the track, or any Russ Eckard was the Regionals, but Karen's Karen had contracted the My sister's ordeal pales in sport at all, for that matter. No wonder. week was her last of good cancer adamantinoma, of comparison to some of the Her future in athletics is not cheer for a while. which there are roughly two more serious downfalls and my main concern. First of all, what was one of the On June 10 Karen - my sis- cases reported yearly in the tragedies that have beset ath- best staffs in the game is now ter, Karen DeChant - learned United States. letics recently. I mean, my My main concern is wishing reeling. John Burkett and Bill that her fiercest competition family doesn't live with a per- her a happy 17th birthday next Swift looked like certain 1-2 would not be other high school Her track season was manently handicapped ex- June. picks in the Cy Young race, but runners, but cancer. quickly forgotten, and her only athlete, like the families of now are having severe neck Around last October, my concern was removing the tu- Dennis Byrd and Mike Utley. Mark Leonard DeChant is pains watching the shots fly out family found out that Karen mor before it infected her Nor did we have to bury a assistant sports editor of The of Candlestick. Trevor Wilson had some sort of growth in her lungs, which is the critical area family member, as those close News. and Bud Black are hurt. Behind them: Scott Sanderson, Bryan majority draw was declared Hickerson, Solomon Torres. proves once again that boxing is Sports shorts the most crooked sport of them Good luck. Despite poor showing, all. O Falcon junior linebacker n Will everyone please get off Dusty Baker had a great run in Vince Palko has been named the of the Emmitt Smith bandwagon? a division that was supposed to Mid-American Conference/Ford There is no doubt he is one of the be between the Braves, Reds and Cunningham confident Co-Defensive Player of the premiere running backs in the Astros. However, this year's Week, the conference announced NFL, but if he cared more about squad is going to end up at least Wednesday. The Associated Press en out of a loss to the Cowboys, him not to worry. his team and less about his eight games back. but he didn't start the next week "I knew then that I was going Palko was credited with 14 pocket, he'd realize that Jerry » tackles in Bowling Green's 21-7 against the Los Angeles Raiders. to be the quarterback," Cunni- Jones is not trying to stiff the All- □ Don't everyone rush to say PHILADELPHIA ~ After play- "I still had that in the back of ngham said. victory over Cincinnati Saturday Pro, but protect the team from this is John Cooper's year at Ohio ing what he called the worst my mind," Cunningham said. "I "When he put the ball on the and leads the team with 31 in the the pending salary cap. State. The Bucks' victory over quarter of his career, Randall was thinking... this is going to be ground a couple of times and he first two games. If Jones gives all his money to Washington was definitely im- Cunningham said he was looking the worst game of my career.'" came off he was fine," Kotite He shares the honor with the Smith but the Cowboys don't pressive, but it also came after over his shoulder to see if he was University of Miami's David have any room left under the cap an emotionally draining victory going to get the hook. Thomas. to make necessary improve- for the Huskies over the hated In the first quarter of the Phil- "I started out playing like garbage. I was thinking, O The Falcon soccer team is ments next year (which they ob- Stanford Cardinal. adelphia Eagles' 20-17 comeback 'Wow, last year I'd probably be on the bench.'" ranked fifth in this week's Great viously need: 0-2), will this be in win over the Green Bay Packers Lakes Region Poll. the best interest of the fran- Also remember that a year ago, on Sunday, Cunningham fumbled Bowling Green is 3-0 overall chise? I think not. Both sides of the Buckeyes started 3-0 only to the ball away twice and threw an and received 24 points. Indiana is the table need to compromise a lose thier next two and put Coop- interception. His old pal, Reggie "I started out playing like gar- said. "He didn't lose his focus, first with 48 points. little to get the Champs intact. er's neck on the line again. White, ripped the ball from his bage. I was thinking, 'Wow, last didn't panic. He did some great □ CINCINNATI- Rossford By the way, don't quality teams grasp twice. year I'd probably be on the things against the blitz." High School graduate LaZelle adjust to adversity? Suppose Buckeye fans will be best off "It was the worst I've ever bench."' Kotite, on the game-tying TD Durden has been suspended for Emmitt comes back but Troy holding in their optimism until played," Cunningham said. "E- Eagles coach Rich Kotite said pass to Victor Bailey, said: "That the first seven games of the Uni- Aikman or Michael Irvin goes they are undefeated going into ven worse than in Dallas last he never thought about lifting wasn't a fling. He put it right on versity of Cincinnati's basketball down with an injury and they still the Michigan game. year when I got pulled." Cunningham. the money. This man is the best season. struggle. Will this also be the Not only was Cunningham tak- Cunningham said Kotite told throwing the ball on the run I've Coach Bob Huggins suspended owner's fault? □ Shhhhh... has anyone noticed the junior guard on Monday for AP Photo ever seen. He's getting the ball to O Another milestone is about to the Browns? the open man. He's in total com- not attending summer school be reached by a baseball player classes. who already has his reservations Russ Eckard is a sports col- mand of how he handles himself Durden remains academically at the line of scrimmage." in Cooperstown. Dave Winfield umnist for the news who would eligible by NCAA and university of the Minnesota Twins is just like to send a shot out to all the Cunningham said people had standards and will be allowed to jumped off the Eagles' bandwag- three hits shy of the magical maniacs who joined me in The practice during the suspension. 3,000 club (at press time). When Big House on Monday night. on because of the 11 players lost O TOLEDO- Denny Amrheln, a to free agency. senior at Toledo St. John's, has "But we didn't Jump off the said he will sign a national letter bandwagon," the quarterback of intent to attend Bowling Green said. "What the win over Green and play basketball. Bay showed is that we have the Amrhein averaged 17 points, ***** talent to go with Super Bowl con- five assists and four rebounds tenders. per game last year for the Titans. ©#*S

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Lorenzo Styles says to forget the comparisons games, morale to Marcus Marek, Pepper Johnson, Chris Spielman or Steve Tovar. passing grade Instead, he asks to merely be considered on his own merit as Ohio The Associated Press losses in personnel, at least so State's latest anchor at linebacker. The Associated Press have to worry about. Here, far. "There's been a lot of good middle linebackers here at Ohio State, everybody's good." The Philadelphia Eagles, after but I just want to be my own person. Show my skills as Lorenzo Copeland missed three Jerry Jones entered the Em- all, are 2-0 and lead the league in Styles, not as a Pepper Johnson or Steve Tovar type. I just want to be CINCINNATI - First-round weeks of training camp before mitt Smith contract negotiations defense despite the defection of myself," Styles said earlier this week. draft pick John Copeland gets signing a five-year deal for with the premise that quarter- Reggie White and 10 other So far, being Lorenzo Styles is enough. He leads llth-ranked Ohio more than passing grades $5.8 million. General manager backs are more important than players and Buffalo is 2-0 despite State with 23 total tackles as the Buckeyes' defense has permitted from Cincinnati Bengals de- Mike Brown, in his usual, un- running backs and have longer losing four key players to free two touchdowns in two games, including one in Saturday's 21-12 vic- fensive line coach Bob Karme- derstated way, seems pleased careers. Therefore, they deserve agency. tory over Washington. lowicz. He gets raves. with Copeland. more money. This week. Styles will again be in his high-profile position when the "You'd like to have four "We think he will prove out He forgot a second premise - "Emmitt Smith's absence had Buckeyes travel to Pittsburgh. John Copelands on your line," to be a good choice," Brown b that stars like Smith and Troy nothing to do with this loss," Styles, a 6-foot-2,242-pound sophomore, knows a thing or two about said Karmelowicz. "I think said. "He's doing well, he's Aikman are important to winning Jimmy Johnson put it after the Pittsburgh. He played high school playoff games in Three Rivers this town is going to have a playing hard and we're Super Bowls, but team chemistry entire team played badlv in the Stadium during his last year at Farrell (Pa.) High School. His home- real love affair with him." pleased with what he's shown is even more important. 35-16 loss in Washington on the town was 40 miles away from the Steel City. Copeland, a 6-foot-3, on both the run and the pass It's something that's quite evi- opening Monday night. Styles, who lived in Columbus from the sixth through 10th grades, 286-pound defensive end from rush." dent in the early season. It did, but in the abstract - in said he's going to need a lot of tickets to accommodate all the family Alabama, became an imme- Copeland is credited with The Cowboys are 0-2 because team chemistry and in the always and friends coming out to see him play. diate starter this fall. He nine tackles, two quarterback they miss Smith's ability. But touchy area of race. "I've got almost 20," he said of the tickets he has set aside. Asked Dunk's his adjustment to the "hurries," a forced fumble they're 0-2 as much because how many more he needs, he laughed, "No limit." NFL is on schedule. and no sacks in two games. Smith's contract hassle with The fissure between Jones and Pitt recruited him, but he decided to return to Columbus. "I think it's going pretty But he's been a big factor in Jones has contributed to a di- Smith is not racial. It probably "I never cared too much about the university," he said about the well," Copeland said. "You can revitalizing a defense that was vided locker room and fractured has more to do with Jones' dislike University of Pittsburgh. "The surroundings are too much in the city, tell a big difference from col- 26th in the league last year, the team's chemistry. for Smith's agent, Richard too much to do, too much to get in trouble with. So I decided to come lege, where there's maybe one 28th the previous year and Other teams have survived key Howell, who is white. down here. I like the atmosphere better. guy on the other team that you 25th the year before that. Browns on cloud nine after win The Associated Press a sense of relief for us that we're record and they just win." as good as we thought," Hoard "There's no question it was one said. of the most satisfying, outstand- BEREA, Ohio - The Cleveland Cleveland beat San Francisco ing wins for us (under Beli- Browns' convincing Monday 23-13 on Monday, snapping the chick)," said quarterback Bernie Night Football victory over the 49ers' nine-game regular season Kosar. "To play such a great San Francisco 49ers has done winning streak. Cleveland im- team game against such a class more than please fans - it has proved to 2-0, their best start organization is really something. removed some lingering doubts under head coach Bill Belichick. "It feels great to be 2-0 after from the minds of some players. Defensive tackle James Jones, two good games and to feel like "Every year we've come into a who scored on a one-yard touch- we can get even better. We've season saying we could compete, down run, said the Browns are really matured and improved." but there was always that ques- riding high. Belichick, owner Art Modell tion mark," said running back "The fact that the 49ers were and others have made the usual Leroy Hoard. "Now we really be- one game away from the Super preseason predictions - the lieve it. Bowl last year is a big confidence Browns are a real contender this "We all felt it again this year, builder for us," Jones said. year, this team has a chance to go but until you go out on the field "They've been one of the top all the way, etc. - but so far, the and really do it, you still have a teams over the past 10 years. Browns have been able to back little bit of a doubt. I think it was They have a great Monday night their words with deeds. Seniors t Kosar says Monday night triumph was <■•?: one of the most outstanding, satisfying Shot The Associated Press %&^L ing into the game and 34-8 on the a sense of relief for us that we're road over the past four seasons. as good as we thought." CLEVELAND - The Cleveland "I think this really boosts our Browns went into their game team a lot," said defensive tackle "We knew they had some po- with the San Francisco 49ers say- James Jones, who scored on a tent weapons and that we were In West Ha ing they could beat the perennial one-yard touchdown run. "The going to have to make things NFC powerhouse. fact that the 49ers were one happen," said defensive end Rob At the end of Monday night's game away from the Super Bowl Burnett, who blocked a 49er field! contest, the Browns proved their last year is a big confidence buil- goal attempt. "We wer« like a statements to be true with a 23-13 der for us. They've been one of willow tree out there. We bent a- victory. the top teams over the past 10 little, gave up a little but stuck "There's no question it was one years. They have a great Monday together as a unit and didn't start of the most satisfying, outstand- night record and they just win." bickering amongst ourselves. On ing wins for us (under coach Bill Most members of the organiza- a Monday night against a team of Belichick)," said quarterback tion - from owner Art Modell to this caliber - it's just an unbelie- Bemie Kosar. "To play such a Belichick to Kosar - have predic- vable win for us right now." great team game against such a ted big things from the Browns Belichick looked happier than class organization is really some- this season, but so far the team ever after a victory, but tem- thing. has backed those words. pered the team's enthusiasm. "It feels great to be 2-0 after "Every year we've come into a two good games and to feel like season saying we could compete, "We're certainly happy with we can get even better. We've but there was always that ques- the victory, but there are 14 really matured and improved as tion mark," said running back games left and that's a long way By our professional portrait photographer, that is. a team." Leroy Hoard. "Now we really be- to go," Belichick said. "I think The Browns (2-0) snapped the lieve It. the team recognizes that two 49ers' nine-game regular season "We all felt it again this year, games doesn't make a season. winning streak. The 49ers (1-1) but until you go out on the field But it's a good start and if we were 10-1 on Monday Night Foot- and really do it, you still have a stay focused we can continue to Senior portraits are being taken through ball under George Seifert head- little bit of a doubt. I think it was build on it." next week by The KEY yearbook, 28 West Hall. 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Scoreboard Giants' slide continues BASEBALL FOOTBALL COLLEGE The Associated Press gled, went to second on Mor- record with 15 walks. through Tu»». Rams 1 1 0 .500 Wisconsin 000 Philadelphia 88 57 .607 Atlanta 0 2 0 000 Ohio State 000 the Igloo Club restaurant and Montreal 63 81 576 4.5 Mchigan State 0 .000 lounge, arena manager Timothy St Louis 79 65 S49 8.5 This Week MSNQBYI 000 Murphy said Wednesday. Chicago 74 72 .507 14.5 Purdue 000 Pittsburgh 66 78 .458 21 .5 Sunday Mnnesota .000 Florida 60 84 417 27.5 Illinois .000 The smoking ban is in response New York 49 96 338 39 Minnesota 10, Chicago 7 Northwestern .000 to letters and telephone calls Weal Detral 19. New England 16, OT W L PCI. GB Indianapolis 9. Cincinnati 6 from people who complain of Atlanta 92 S3 634 Houston 30, Kansas City 0 secondhand smoke, Murphy said. San Francisco 89 55 .618 2.5 New Orleans 34, Atlanta 31 Houston Saturday's results 76 68 .528 15.5 Philadelphia 20. Green Bay 17 Los Angeles 73 71 .507 185 Phoenix 17. Washington 10 To accommodate smokers, the Cincinnati 69 76 .478 23 Indiana 28, Northerns Illinois 10 Civic Arena will allow people to Colorado 58 88 397 34.5 N.y. Giants 23, Tampa Bay 7 Iowa 31. Iowa St. 28 San Diego 57 89 390 35.5 LA. Rams 27, Pittsburgh 0 Michigan State 31. Kansas 14 leave and re-enter during events. Buffalo 13. Dallas 10 Minnesota 27, Indiana SI. 10 NY Jets24,Miami 14 Missouri 31. IllnolS 3 Notre Dame 27, Michigan 23 The revolving door policy will Wedneeday'a Games Denver 34. San Diego 17 Ohio Stan 21. Washington 12 Chicago 3, San Francisco 1 LA Raiders 17. Seattle 13 be in effect only at Gate 3, on the Penn State 21. Southern Cai 20 Pittsburgh at Florida, 7:35 p.m. Monday Purdue 26. Western Mchigan 13 west side of the building. Cincinnati at Atlanta. 7:40 p m Cleveland 23, San Francisco 13 Wisconsin 24, Southern Methodist 16 Philadelphia al New York. 7:40 p.m. Montreal at St. Louis. 8:05 p.m. Next Week The 16,000-seat arena hosts Houston at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. professional hockey and college Los Angeles at San Diego. 10:05 p.m. Sunday basketball games, concerts and Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh. 1 other events. Detroit @ New Orleans, 1 Sslurdsy, Sepl 1! Thursday's Gsmes L A Rams O N Y. Giants. 1 Houston (Portugal 15-4) at Colorado Seattle @ New England, 1 Arizona al Illinois About 20 professional sports (Boltenllekl 5-10), 5:05 p.m. Washington @ Philadelphia, 1 Boston College al Northwestern Pittsburgh (Hope 0-1) at Florida (Weathers 2- facilities have banned smoking Cleveland @ L A Raiders, 4 lows State at Wisconsin 0), 735 p.m. Atlanta 0 San Francisco, 4 Kansas Stats at Minnesota nationwide, including the Joe Cincinnati (Lueboers 2-4) at Atlanta (Smoltz Houston @ San Diego. 4 Kentucky at Indiana 14-10). 7:40 p.m. Louis Arena in Detroit, America Dallas @ Phoenix. 8 Michigan Stats al Notrs Dame Montreal [Fassero 10-4) at St. Louis (Urbani Ohio State al Pittsburgh West Arena in Phoenix and Tar- Monday 1-2), 8:05 p.m. Penn Stale al Iowa get Center in Minneapolis. Only Games Scheduled Denver @ Kansas City, 9

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The Greek Mart is having a sale on paddles qualify lor FREE TRIP lo MTV $50 off first month's rant Saturday Danielle Ferguson this week...buy any paddle, picture frame, etc. $215/month - Utilities included! AGDAGD SPRING BREAK '94. MUD VOLLEYBALL Tills Farrier and receive 10% oft all letters/symbols Call 1 -800-932-0528, sit. 85 Cal Mark between 5-11 pm at 372-6967 MUD VOLLEYBALL Carrie Robinson Good M 9/22 The Greek Mart is open every The Alpha Gamathank our Phi P*l coaches. Campus Pollyeyes Wendy Thompson dayl Located by Spot's. 353-0901. FM 104.7 Wl OT You guys were greatl Lucia Vlllart Maintenance Female Grad Student Wanted TOM GORMAN Best of luck on your interviews. Your sisters Property Management company seeking expe- to share 3 bdrm. house Quiet area $i7S/mo. AGO AGO POLLYEYES are behind you. rienced maintenance person Must have own 8 ml. (FREE cable). Jodi 352-3252 IAT.MTE tools, transportation. HVAC experience helpful. SOLO. Alpha Gam ■ Sig Ep For Rent DO-Laval taring'DO Send resume to: Student Organizations Duple x. adjacent to campus. The sisters of Delta Gamma would like to ex- Buckeye Management Company Leadership Development The sisters ol Alpha Gamma Delta would like TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW press to these three couples how exoted and 7ftONorthlawnDr. 352-0000. •Membership Applications" to thank the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsllon lor See how you can gel to Washington. DC. Earn happy we are tor you with your recent lavaleer- Columbus OH 43214 Available NOW! the super kissing carnations' 1 credit and gain professional experience. Take ng Best wishes to all of you New y carpetiw 2 Dodroom house 1 bloc* km 405 Student Services advantage of the Wasington Canter Intern- Am: Pat Rawrlins 'E.O.E. Stacy Procoplo to Kent Stale ATO Alum Paul campus. 354 1790 Due Wed . Sept. 22 by 5 p.m Sig Ep'Alpha Gam ships Into session Friday. Sept 17 1 30 Oho Leuech Trlcla Profit to SAE Scot Palaky Suite-Union (3rd door). Questions? Call the andMellssa Nettle* to Kappa Sig Matt Hoe- Part 8 full time help needed Nice efficiency apt. close to campus. Quiet, Co-op Program at 2-2451. dean. Grad Students only. Call 352-0717 as Alpha Gamma Delta taaa. Congratulations, you deserve all the for lawn mowing company. TREASURERSDom lorget the Treasurers happiness mtnn world UTB.The DeeGee* U. DA. Call Knickerbocker Lawns '* 352-5335. soon as possible lo sublease. $270/mo. Workshop on Tuesday, September 21 from Congratulations toJenny Vogal on her recent The University Dance Alliance is a group for Fresh talent needed1! Have a band? Sing? Are NOW AVAIL ABlE'i 7:30-8:30 pm in Room 1007 Business Adminis- pearling to Dave Smith. ANYONE who has an interest in dance You you a comedian? Do you act? Interested in TRAVEL FREEI SELL QUALITY VACATIONS Winthrop Terrace Apartments DONT have to be a dancer to join I tration Annan. This workshop is lor both AC- sharing your poetry? If so Campus Expres- FOR THE MOST RELIABLE SPRING BREAK 2 bdrm.. 1 bath, large storago closet. GFA funded groups as well as those not fund- "Our 1*1 meeting is on Sept. 16 - Room 206 Alpha Gamma Delia sions is for YOU" II mlereslad call 372-2130 or COMPANY! CANCUN, JAMAICA, S. PADRE pool, laundry facilities. ed by the University Important information re- 372-1148 and ask for Patnck Eppter North - at 9:00 pm. If you have any ISLAND, FLORIDA. BEST COMMIS- Contact Angie. 352-6654 garding budgets, raffle*. 50/50 drawings, etc. questions??? Call Janet, 2-4370 Come and SIONS/SERVICE. CALL SUN SPLASH AOTTAOTTAOTTAOTT HOME FALCON VOLLEYBALL will be covered Make your reservation today see what a fun 8 exotic group we are* TOURS 1-800-428-7710. Now renting 2 8 3 bedroom apartments. Rent MAC Opener vs Toledo by calling 372-2843 starts at $399-$455 Central A/C, carpeted, Th« sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi cordially invite Tomorrow 7:00 pm. I Welcome Back Ladies'I For all your appliances included Applicants must be in- you to an open rush party at the AOTT house Anderson Arena Mary Kay needs call Pam at 352 4915 Trying lo Achieve a healthier, trim body? Thursday, September 16 at 9pm. Specials for all students. FOR SALE come qualified. Will accept section 8 earth- The Wei has "A NEW WEIGH" MUD VOLLEYBALL cates. Handicap accessible units. For more in- Sessions begin Sept. 28th. AOTT AOTT AOTT THE UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI ASSO formation, please call Barb. Bowling Green Es- YOUNG UFE Call 372-8302 or 372-8303. CIATION HAS A FEW SPOTS OPEN FOR '84 Mazda RX-7 GSL. Sunroof, AC, leather tates. 352 5987 THE MUD VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT interior, great stereo, good condition $2500 AOTT DTD AOTT DTD AOTT Young Liters a non denominational Christian One Bedroom Apts. THIS SATURDAY. STOP IN AT MILETI Call 352-3053. WHAT IS A FEMINIST? outreach to high school kids in many area high 243 S. Prospect ALUMNI CENTER OR CALL 372-6849 Masters Tournament schools. We are looking tor new leaders to 1983 Chevy Cavalier. AM FM cassette, cruise 522 1/2 N. Main MUD VOLLEYBALL Find out- Women For Women Sunday, September 19 reach out to these kids We will be having control, runs good, $1000QBO. 362-2228. 331 N. Main leadership training from 8 pm to 9 pm on Tues- Contact Newtove Rentals 9:00 Mondays 126 Shane i Beige couch, glass dining room table. AOTT DTD AOTT DTD AOTT PHI PSI ALPHA XI DELTA PHI PSI days starting 9/21. If you are interested, call 328 S. Main (our only office) rechner and desk. 352-5620 Todd at 352-0226 or Steve, Chad or Mke at Call 669-3605 Chris, Chad Aaron 352-9412 for more information. ATTN: FRESHMEN JUNIORS Thanks to our awesome CUT YOUR EDUCATIONAL FINANCIAL All). Two Bedroom Apts. LOST & FOUND Bathtub (lace Coachesi YOUNG UFE BIKE FOR SALE Trek 950 Single Track Great MINIMUM FOR DETAILS CALL COLLEGE 709 5th Street Wehadaolastl Shape Call 354-6983 AO LOCATORS. 800-834-2549 EXT 10 722 4lh Street 824 6th Street BEAT TOLEDO! LOST: CAT, declawed. black w/ long hair. Chnslsn. Mandy. Gail, Mndy Chekitz and Ethel's Yard Safe Contact Newtove Rentals Home Falcon Volleyball Lost in vidniiy of Church St. May answer to WANTED When: Sat. Sept. 18.10-5 pm 328 S Main (our only office) Friday 700 pjn.l Sidney. Any mtormatjon? Cat Chnstine at PHI PSI ALPHA XI DELTA PHI PSI Where 750 Ninth Street 352-5620 354-1420. Anderson Arena Furniture, clothing, housewar**, misc. sags-gga^ Bowl-n-Greenery The sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi All You Can Eat STEPHEN RUPPRECIHT! would like to congratulate their Kappa Delta House Director Daily Features sisters on making the Dean's list for spring of 1993. The sisters of Kappa Delta would like to welcome our TUCJ Wed Thurs new house director, Stephen Rupprecht, to Bowling (* denotes a 4.0) Green State University! .o Christine Casement We couldn't have picked a better person for the job. We ^Jry.eP Amy Kec * hope you enjoy yourself and we're looking forward to \:-:-ssss

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