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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Falcon icers scalp Redskins, see pg. 9 THE BG NEWS Vol.70 Issue67 Bowling Green, Ohio Tuesday, January 19,1988 Hirschman's death leaves void by John Meola "She was just getting acquainted with people. She hadn't made a lot of friends yet. She just city reporter got acquainted with the people in tier hadn't made a lot of friends yet." apartment complex and visited with the kids in her classes." A little over a year ago, 22-year-old -Mrs. Joyce Hirschman, Her mother said she would always de- Karen Sue Hirschman returned to her bate with her roommates which state apartment at 818 Second St. from her Two vanloads of evidence were taken Karen and Jim stayed behind and ren- university football team was best — Ohio family's new home in Toledo so that she from the apartment for analysis at the ted an apartment in Jackson. She was State University or the University of Mi- could buy books and clean the apartment Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, studying business administration at chigan. she shared with three other women. the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in Jackson Community College. "They had lots of fun with the Michi- That day, Jan. 5,1987, ended in tragedy Washington, D.C. and a private laborato- Since Karen qualified as a resident of gan and Ohio football game. They ban- when her boyfriend found her stabbed to ry in California. both Ohio and Michigan, she had the op- tered back and forth in fun ways. She death. Karen and her family are natives of tion to go to an Ohio school. She looked at (Karen) would always write 'Go Blue' on Police are still investigating the inci- Jackson, Mich. She grew up there both the University of Toledo and Bowl- the bathroom mirror," Mrs. Hirschman dent. along with her brother Jim. The time ing Green, her mother said. said. City Police Chief Galen Ash said the came, however, for the family to leave. Karen started at the University in the Mrs. Hirschman described Karen as investigation is one of the most technical Robert Hirschman, a communications fall of 1986 as a management information "always...vivacious and fun-loving." and expensive in the city's history. manager with Trinova Corp., was trans- systems major. She moved into her She also said Karen was a good athlete "We used analyses that four to five ferred to Toledo Sept. 6,1985. apartment in August. and a good student. years ago had not been developed," Ash "We left with some sadness," said "She was just getting acquainted with said. Joyce Hirschman, Karen's mother. people," Mrs. Hirschman . said. "She See Murder, page 5. Power costs Holiday may be lower conflicts
burger said should be signed continue by Greg Connel "sometime in 1988," eliminates city editor the board of public utilities'pre- ATLANTA (AP) - The Rev. vious plan to provide electricity Martin Luther King Jr.'s mes- The city is negotiating a long- to the city with its own power sage of freedom rang out across term contract with American plant. the nation yesterday, as his Municipal Power-Ohio to pro- In 1985, the city contracted widow and children laid a vide residents with electricity at with inventor Albert Calderon to wreath at his tomb on the third a lower cost, according to Daryl build an experimental power national holiday in his honor. Stockburger, director of utili- plant that would generate elec- ties. tricty by burning high-sulfur U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn and At- Stockburger said AMP-Ohio is coal. Calderon said this process lanta Mayor Andrew Young, one a non-profit group that buys would be cleaner and less ex- of King's top lieutenants in the power from utility companies pensive than traditional energy civil rights movement, joined such as Toledo Edison, Buckeye sources. Coretta Scott King and her chil- Power and the Power Authority But City Council decided last dren at the wreath-laying cere- of the State of New York and September to void its contract to mony. Young offered a brief sells it to member cities. purchase the plant because prayer. plans were not preceding on Bowling Green currently schedule. The gathering then headed for holds a short-term contract with Calderon however, is continu- Ebenezer Baptist Church, site of AMP-Ohio that can be canceled ing his plans to build the plant the King family's triumph and by the city with one year's no- along with a methanol refinery, tragedy, for the 20th annual tice. A long-term contract, and even with the AMP-Ohio ecumenical service since his as- which Stockburger said is usual- contract, the city could still be sassination. ly made for up to 20 years, is ex- one of Calderon's primary cus- pected to provide power to the tomers if the experimental plant The national holiday to com- city at a lower cost. goes into operation. memorate King's 59th birthday "Right now we are looking at "When it (the Calderon plant) inspired people to march a slight (cost) increase next is built, Federal Energy Regula- through a downpour in Califor- year under the current system, tory Commission laws would re- nia, and hear ministers decry but we are negotiating for a bet- quire the utility company serv- lingering racism in the North ter pricing system under the ing the area to purchase power and South. new contract," Stockburger from the plant at the cost of pur- In Arizona, where the status of said. chasing it elsewhere," Stock- the holiday has been controver- The contract, which Stock- burger said. sial for the past year since Gov. Evan Mecham rescinded an ex- ecutive order issued by former Gov. Bruce Babbitt declaring it State grant may a state holiday, organizers planned school assemblies, prayer breakfasts, and a day- long festival. assist landlords In Boston, Sen. Edward M. BG News/Mark Thalman Kennedy told a breakfast gath- Room with a view ering in King's honor it was a by Julie Wallace Christina Bellman, sophomore business major, glances through the box office window at the Moore Musi- "national disgrace" that social assistant wire editor cal Arts Center. Bellman, who had not sold any tickets during the first two hours of her shift, said the job justice is in retreat. has some advantages. 'It's a good job if you want to read and get studying done,' she said. City officials may use a $75,000 state grant to help landlords im- -See King, page 5. prove substandard rental housing. Council voted last night to accept the grant from the Ohio Depart- ment of Development. Don Pond, Ward 1 councilman, said the pro- gram has assisted in renovating 47 rental units during past years. He said it will be directed mainly at rental units in Ward 1 and Ward 2, which are designated as Reinvestment Area Rental Rehabi- Drug may keep tans safe litations. Grant money is given only to residencies labeled as substandard. by Tim Baker the danger of cancer when suntanning. He He said that intercalation will definitely To qualify, the city housing technician must determine whether the staff reporter has been studying the effects of a class of benefit sufferers of psoriasis, who will now structure meets certain conditions. drugs called psoralens, which were used as be able to use psoralen-containing drugs "The system is based on a qualification system," Pond said. early as 2000 B.C. in Egypt. without the fear of skin cancer. "Leaky roofs, peeling paint and rundown porches are all included in A recent discovery by an assistant profes- "We have a fair amount of evidence that "The aim of my research program is to i- the qualifying criteria. sor of photochemical sciences at the Uni- the psoralens' reaction with lipids is the dentify the specific processes that are re- The amount received for 1988 is a $25,000 increase from the total versity may provide psoriasis sufferers with source of psoralens' beneficial effects on the sponsible for the health and biological ef- grant awarded in 1987. Pond said the amount is still less than the city a risk-free drug to combat the skin disease. skin. If this evidence is correct, then it will fects of direct or indirect light," Midden requested. Robert Midden has done research con- be relatively simple to modify the drug and said. cerning skin tanning, sunburn and skin block its reaction with DNA in a process D See Council, page 5. diseases, like psoriasis, which may remove called intercalation," Midden said. i See Discovery, page 5. Tuesday News in Brief
DDon Pond experiences first City Fire bomb CaiiSeS Wasn't a'Dawg'day; TWA charter flight was expected to land in Cleve- Council meeting, see story page 3. ,--. . , , i ■ i r» landat4:10a.m. Cleveland time. § JUO damaqe in quad plane delays BrOWnS Boulware said an aircraft mechanic went out DVCRs popular among college stu- with the plane as it "taxied to the end of the run- dents according to a recent study, see way. They did a test runup — the plane didn't story page 4. move but they brought the engines up to a high A smoke bomb detonated on the fifth floor of DENVER (AP) — A chartered airliner carrying power level so the mechanic could check them. DToledo's man-to-man defense re- Founders Quadrangle cleared the complex and the Cleveland Browns football team finally took off The Browns, who lost to the Denver Broncos turns and stymies BG, see story page 9. caused an estimated $300 damage to the carpeting from Stapleton International Airport more than 38-33 in the AFC championship game Sunday near the elevator door yesterday at 5:16 p.m. five hours late after the initial takeoff was aborted afternoon, were aboard the jet as it begun its DFalcons' women's cagers earn hard- No injuries were reported. Campus police were Sunday night because of engine trouble, a Staple- takeoff roll about 6:30 p.m. when the crew noticed fought victory over the Rockets behind on the scene but made no arrests. ton official said. a problem with the No. 2 engine on the three- Angle Bonner's 22 points, see story page History, sociology, and political science de- Richard Boulware. airport spokesman, said the engine aircraft, said Kevin Fleming, airport oper- 9. partment offices are located on that floor. big L-1011 tri-jet took oft at 11:43 p.m. MDT. The ations manager. THE BG NEWS
2 January 19,1988 Editorial Accept penalties Alarming attitude occurs encounters with that common Is that so hard to understand? He was right, in one respect - for voicing views undergraduate malady known Even if it's a real fire, these the next alarm probably won't as The Fire Marm Attitude. people can't leave the building be real, either. You can thank a remarkably funny, mature Miscellaneous Lucky for me, lest I forget until every room and lounge has People don't always say what they mean, and what It's like to deal with been keyed into and checked for prank for that. Nonetheless, is sometimes words aren't meant to hurt other By Mike cranky, tired residents more residents, who for some ungodly that any reason to make the people, but they do. Doherty than willing to display stun- reason may not have heard the RA's job more difficult? ningly immature attitudes, I fire alarm. After all, the more people the On what would have been the 59th birthday of Dr. have had the opportunity to be- RAs have to talk into leaving as Martin Luther King Jr., a man who strove for peace come re-acquainted with the fire That is actually possible; they key into rounds, the longer and understanding between blacks and whites, a drill this year in Prout, where once, I had to carry a resident the whole process takes - and the veteran sportscaster made some disparaging re- we have had an unusually high downstairs and outside, because more upset the people outside marks concerning black athletes. rate of the same this year. he was too drunkenly incoherent get. Sounds like a vicious circle 1 Let me begin by making this to either hear the alarm or tome. Seventy-year-old Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder of There aren't too many things perfectly clear: RAs do not move. The next day. he corn- I haven't even touched on the the CBS network said in a television interview Fri- in this world that can rip me EVER have anything to do with day that blacks are better athletes than whites be- from REM sleep. I can doze fire alarms that come at 3:00 cause of selective breeding during the days of through stereo wars, telephones a.m., nor do hall directors, night Last Sunday, Prout had another fire ringing, and my old roommate's guards or any other hall staff slavery. During his interview for WRC-TV, Wash- sonic-boom snoring. I can even members. alarm pulled; as I was sitting outside in ington, Snyder also said if blacks "take over coach- sleep through alarm clocks set The only planned fire drills the rain -1 was fortunate enough to not be ing jobs like everybody wants them to, there's not loud enough to stun my next- are set during the afternoon, and going to be anything left for the white people. I door-neighbor Jeff out of bed. residents are given plenty of on duty - listening to the usual mean all the players are blacks." A bucket of ice water would warning. Yet, the prime state- complaining, I actually heard one resident On Saturday, CBS responded by firing Snyder probably wake me, or night- ment indicative of Fire Drill At- mares involving the Republi- titude is usually along the lines say, "Next time. I'll burn before I get out who had joined the network in 1976. A statement af- cans keeping the presidency for of "Why did that i fill in exple- firmed that the sportcaster's words were in no way four more years. Not much else. tive here) (follow by filling in of bed again. These damn things are never connected with CBS's views. Except a fire alarm. name of appropriate RA or nail real, so why bother?" Snyder has since apologized, saying he is "truly Ah, good morning. director) make us get out of bed During my brief stint as one of and stand here in the cold?" sorry," and entertainer Bill Cosby has chastised the least-effective resident ad- They didn't - and trust me, CBS for dealing with "the Greek" so harshly. visers ever to work on this cam- they have no more reason to plained to the hall director about related subject area of those Cosby said that since the sportcaster has admit- eus, I developed the ability to go want to leave a warm bed than "invasion of privacy." people who pull the alarms, the ted he was wrong, he should be forgiven for his ra- ora deep sleep to being fully any other resident. Usually, though, the people legal implications, et cist remarks. Democratic presidential candidate, dressed and at the front desk in Try explaining that to a tired, RAs find in rooms during fire al...because what it all comes Jesse Jackson, has said that although the com- less than one minute after hear- still drunk, extremely cold resi- drills are there because they down to is a matter of attitude. ing the alarm explode. dent, and your basic response is just didn't feel like going out- If everyone treats the next fire ments were "obviously regrettable and racially During the summer I held that - again, littered with expletives - side. drill in (fill in the name of your offensive," they were less important than the lack RA position, my guys in Dunbar "Yeah, well, they don't have to Often, these individuals will residence hall here) like it's no of black managers and coaches in professional and were treated to 18 fire drills in come out here and freeze." go to great lengths to hide in big deal, lets the staff do its job college sports. eight weeks, including four in No. they dont. But, then, closets or under beds, so they quickly and efficiently, and for- Should a man lose his job because he voiced opin- one night. It was an irritating, they re not allowed to. clearly know that they're doing gets about it, pretty soon fire frustrating, infuriating experi- Don't scream at the night something wrong, yet they com- drills will become just that - no ions that he has since apologized for having? When ence. guard for staying inside, or plain bitterly at the ensuing big deal. And before you know it, one holds controversial opinions, he must always be However, what was even more complain to your RA; they're written warning. There again is this writer is willing to bet, Srepared to except the consequences for speaking infuriating were my numerous just doing their jobs. The Attitude. they'll stop happening. tern aloud. Last Sunday, Prout had an- Except in the afternoon, with other fire alarm pulled; as I was Elenty of warning, and very Any organization has the option of firing an em- The BG News welcomes guest sitting outside in the rain -1 was Hie Attitude. ployee whose opinions do not reflect its views. fortunate enough to not be on Snyder's supporters should ask themselves this columnists. Interested persons are duty - listening to the usual Doherty, a senior English question: If black sportscaster Ahmad Rashad had encouraged to submit materials. All complaining, I actually heard major from Bowling Green, said more blacks belonged in sports because they one resident say, "Next time. thinks they should forget about columns should be 600-700 words, typed I'll burn before I get out of bed fines and prison, and sentence are genetically physically superior to whites, again. These damn things are alarm-pullers to 10 minutes with should he still have a job? and double-spaced. never real, so why bother?" each resident who had to wait Ah, The Attitude. outside. Rooting for 'Frank* Movie monster empathy causes cheers, tears STRBST his free time watching a toothy Grobnik's relatives. Or maybe it people gigolo drink champagne. was that the monster wasn't a pretty boy. He had no screen idols. Valen- tino was a greaseball; Tarzan a Whatever the reason, for the By Mike beach bum, and Fairbanks a first time, somebody in a Fran- Royko skinny jockey. He even thought kenstein audience not only Wallace Beery was a pretty boy. wasn't afraid of the monster, he When the original Franken- was cheering for him. 1988 stein movie came to the neigh- When Karloff chased some- borhood, Mr. Grobnik went only body, Mr. Grobnik bellowed en- WALLS): because someone told him it was couragement. When Karloff was about a monster in the Old Coun- chained in jail, Mr. Grobnik If the idea of modern living try, and when the finished mon- gnashed his teeth. And when peopte theater is to involve the audi- ster was hoisted to the roof for a Karloff busted out, Mr. Grobnik ence, Boris Karloff was years jolt of lightning, Mr. Grobnik laughed triumphantly. ahead of his time. shrugged and whispered to Mrs. Even in the Biltmore theater, When he came on screen, with Grobnik: "See? Doctors? where audiences weren't re- those electrodes jutting out of They 're all the same." strained, Mr. Grobnik's reaction SOCKDV DAVID HARRIS his neck, everybody in the audi- was offbeat. But nobody wanted ence did something. Then the monster came to life to argue with somebody who WEU. S»R .WE'RE. JUST MMMrtC K SOVJC, WTO There were those who sud- and went on his anti-social sided with a monster. \WwicToee. denly remembered they had to binge, and a change came over ujj. To vie*,*. Foft visit the washroom. Others, Mr. Grobnik. Then came the final scene, in ,.Af 1 WITMTrAt more honest, simply rolled over He identified with the mon- which the monster is trapped on
Local January 19,1988 3 Pond plans 1988 agenda Greeks strive Student councilman wants to ease campus-city conflicts toward unity by Pamela Monastra staff reporter meetings with top city officials by Julie Wallace "If I make a mistake in the to learn more about the city and Panhellenic Council and the Interfraternity Council iet their assistant wire editor legislative channels. agendas for the semester at the organiiations' first meetings. position, it will be an honest I lack experience to a certain Sean Hardy, president of IFC and member of Delta Tau De- The typical group of council- mistake, not one made extent so I am planning to have lta, laid he would like to see a more united IFC. men sworn in for the new year meetings with officials for feed- "One of my main goals this semester is to build more unity was not so typical in 1988. because I am a student who back on my position," Pond among the IFC members by instituting goal setting for the en- Among the four new council- lacks responsibility." said. "These are in addition to tire council," he said. "It used to be that the executive board men elected, Don Pond became the quarterly meetings in my would issue goals to the entire council that they felt would be the first student to become a -Don Pond ward." important to the group as a whole. representative. He will be holding the quar- "But we felt that in order for the council to work better Pond, whose first meeting was into the position until I make a lege Drive. This area has been terly meetings to distribute and together, and build more interest we are having the council set Jan. 4, said attending as a coun- vote on a controversial issue plagued with conflicts between gain information from the their own goals as well." cilman is a new experience. with each side present, wanting student renters and city resi- ward's residents. At the Panhel meeting last Tuesday, Melissa Puckett, presi- "I feel different about the me to vote a certain way." dents. Although under pressure as dent of the council and member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, meetings now," he said. "I was Although City Council has not "I want to bring about a com- the first student representative, raised a motion, which passed, to start a philanthropy that the a little nervous because I was discussed concrete goals for the promise between residents who Pond said any mistakes he council would control. sitting behind the table looking new year, Pond said he plans to want landlords to be registered makes should not affect future "One way we hope to join the council closer is by having a out, rather than sitting in the follow his own agenda within the or licensed and those who do chances for other students to be philanthropy implemented by the entire Panhel Council," she audience." first ward. not," he said. "Right now the on the council. said. "The philanthropy is for Multiple Sclerosis and will con- The nervousness will fade, he Ward 1 includes residents east city is moving in a positive "If I make a mistake in the sist of selling carnations in the University Union on 8t said. of Main Street, north of Wooster direction on the situation and I position, it will be an honest mis- Patrick's day?' "I expect I will still be nervous Street and some residencies want to make sure it keeps go- take, not one made because I am Both IFC and Panhel are getting ready for the Spring at the next meeting," he said. "I south of Wooster Street, includ- ing." a student who lacks responsibi- Awards night later this semester. don't think I will be fully broken ing Manville Avenue and S. Col- Pond said he also plans to hold lity," he said.
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Call the KEY at 372-8086 now to schedule 1050 S. MAIN STREET your appointment today! This is the last session and your last chance. 1470 E. WOOSTER STREET Be a hit and immortalize yourself! THE BG NEWS 4 January 19,1988 VCR viewing researched Klopfenstein: Most Americans watch movies at home that, they have seen most of the by Elizabeth Klmes movies in the video store that staff reporter "VCR ownership will rise to they wanted to see. more than 70 percent and "If people like a movie enough Ask any college student how eventually stabilize." they'll record their own copy. many movies they saw over Fifteen percent of all VCR break and chances are they -Bruce Klopfenstein households have more than one watched most of them in the and if they only have one privacy of their own homes. machine, they'll borrow a ■it -''•fef friend's." According to Bruce Klopfen- *■ ■J^J ^jj^. rent three movies for the price Klopfenstein also said that the According to Klopfenstein, the stein, assistant professor of of one ticket." way people use their VCRs in- full impact of VCRs will not be radio-television-film, college Klopfenstein credits the suc- fluences programming stra- felt for a few more years. students, like most Americans, cess of 1987 box office season on tegies for the television net- ■LV '" ■ are opting more for a night at the qualities of movies pro- works. "VCR ownership will rise to home with the VCR than going duced. The box office receipts "People don't usually record more than 70 percent and even- R- -41 out to the movies. from 1987 generated more than live events and sports. You can tually stabilize," Klopfenstein $4.2 billion, an 11 percent in- expect to see more of these said. "The group of people who *• ^H Klopfenstein recently conduc- crease over 1986. events programmed on televi- don't own VCRs, such as older aB ted a survey of more than 1,000 sion. Live events are valuable people who are set in their ways people in Toledo. The survey "1987 was an anomaly. There because they are live," he said. and younger people who can't . 9p evaluated the effect of video were all sorts of good movies," Sixty percent of all households afford them, will eventually get cassettes on movies, television Klopfenstein said. "Chances are Klopfenstein surveyed owned a smaller. and society as a whole. the industry won't be able to VCR. Of that amount, 25 percent duplicate that success in 1988. If bought their VCR within the past "I'm still surprised that tele- "The thine that I thought a good movie comes out, you'll year. Klopfenstein found that vision manufacturers haven't would help theaters was young go to see it. this group of new owners be- begun to make televison sets people, who are more likely to haved differently than those who with VCRs built in. Considering go to movies on a date than rent "But it is the middle-of-the- have had a VCR for two or more the fact that a VCR is just a a video and watch it with mom road movies that will be hurt by years. duplicate of a television and dad," he said. VCRs," he said. "People say, receiver, it wouldn't cost $300 to 1. 'I'll just wait until it comes out "During the first year of more to do so," he said. "But that's not the case. on cassette.' A third of those ownership people rent more Klopfenstein's survey was Research shows more young surveyed usually wait for a mo- often and record less. After that financed through a $5,000 grant people are renting cassettes. vie to come out on video than to they get over their phobia of re- from the National Association of And it makes sense. You can see it in a theater." cording," he said. "Besides Broadcasters. Flower child BG News/Mark Thalman Cat Crotchett, a graduate painting student, poses with her work "Shadow Flowers."Crotchett is one of 16 graduate students with 'Josh' to speak on love and sex work in the Annual Graduate Art Exhibition currently being held at the Fine Arts Building. Signs proclaiming "many Barb Mast, a pastor for Cam- than the physical act," Mast people are having sex but few pus Crusade for Christ, which is said. are making love," have been sponsoring the visit, said the She said McDowell, who trav- puzzling students for many waiting list to get McDowell to els worldwide with his message, Trace the development weeks, causing them to wonder speak on campus is one to two is the head of the Josh McDowell just who "Josh*'is. years long. The group has been Ministry, which is based in which has shaped He is Josh McDowell, a Chris- working to bring him here since Texas and conducts research for tian activist and leader, and he last spring. him. will speak Jan. 21 in Anderson "The heart of Josh's talk is Mast also said the Crusade is the historyof Arena on the topic of "Maxi- that he wants to get at the fact hoping to fill Anderson Arena to mum Sex: Where Does Your In- that sex is not love. People need capacity for the speech, which is Bowling Green, Ohio timacy Lie?" to realize there is more to sex free and open to the public. The cost of having McDowell speak is covered by his ministry and in a private donations. "Josh could be a millionaire, Special Edition but he chooses not to be. He siGmn PHI EPBiLon chooses to bring the message of of the Lord to college students," she said. "It's not just a sex Josh McDowell talk." POST "There's a significant publici- Rob Waddington, a junior ty campaign that goes on. Ours radio-television-film major and was an abbreviated version, ac- coordinator of the program, said tually," he said. THE BG NEWS N€W V€flR'S the signs that have appeared all The publicity blitz usually over campus were provided by lasts about eight weeks before McDowell's ministry. He said an appearance by McDowell, PARTY there are about 50 students who but the one here was only about Monday, January 25 have helped with the drive. three-and-a-half weeks, he said.
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Murder Council in the United States for this G Continued from page 1. : . Continued from page 1. Discovery reason. D Continued from page 1. Midden's research has "For 1988, the city requested "In sports she was the first He said psoralens are used in centered on separating the $100,000," he said. girl in Her high school's history some parts of the world to harmful effects of psoralens To receive a share of the to letter in cross-country. She combat skin disease. from the beneficial effects. money, rental owners are re- also played in the band, was a "Psoralens are still used in "About 20 years ago, It was quired to apply for the money cheerleader, and carried a 3.85 the Middle East to cure viti- discovered that psoralens and are eligible for up to $5,000 GPA," she said. llgo which react rapidly with DNA. per unit. is a disease which controls the heredity of But the money is not given J^p-' /M But Monday, Jan. 5, 1987 which a cell. This reaction was be- without stipulations, he said. Karen returned to her apart- causes the lieved to be the cause of both ment from her parents' home in skin to lose the beneficial and harmful ef- "Each owner must match 50 north Toledo. Her parents asked its pigmen- fects of psoralens," he said. percent of the total requested," her to stay, but she refused, her tation. The Midden said he believed Pond said. "If he requests mother said. people of that other reactions were in- $5,000, then he must be able to this part of volved. Three years ago he contribute $2,500 toward the re- Karen was supposed to meet the world | discovered that psoralens pairs." her mother on Wednesday in believe that also react with lipids or fat The rental properties are in- Toledo to have new contact len- this disease Midden molecules of a cell, a dis- spected before and after repairs ses put in. means an individual was tou- covery which supported his have been made, he said. ched by the devil or some- theory. "Inspections are made "She came and went all the thing like that." he said. He said there is a chance throughout the program to make time since it wasn't that far According to Midden, the that the interaction of psora- sure everything stated is com- away," Mrs. Hirschman said. plants which contain psora- lens and lipids is the reason pleted," he said JIMJA ^ m ma That night at around 9 p.m., lens and are used by these why psoralens enhance tan- Karen's boyfriend called and people for vitiligo does cure ning so much. The money covers anything told the Hirschmans what he the disease only with the help If this is true, Midden said, from basic repairs to major discovered. of sunlight. a method of tanning not re- renovations, but owners must He said although psoralens quiring sunlight would be submit all repair plans when fil- "There was a tremendous do have many beneficial ef- possible. The obvious benefit ing requests for the money, he outpouring of sympathy from fects like enhancing suntan- of this is avoiding the sun said. Jackson and Toledo,'' Mrs. ning and relieving the symp- which is the cause of skin ag- "The money covers any re- WmhX\Muddy Monday BG News/Mark Thalman Hirschman said. "There were toms of certain diseases like ing and skin cancer. Eairs that they see necessary," 90-some floral pieces at the fu- vitiligo and psoriasis, they At the moment, there is no Ken Corning, junior biology major, eludes the grasp of Glenn Bear, neral and 100 people contributed e said. "They have to tile junior geology major, in their version of a mud bowl in front of Kre- also are believed to cause safe way to acquire a tan," he requests for it though, so appro- to a scholarship in her memory cancer. Psoralens are banned said. ischer Quadrangle. The 10 players who participated In the 2 hour at VandercooK High School val must be given on the repair marathon game play every week no matter what the weather. plans." (Karen's high school)." King speech by Martin Luther King HI, the slain civil Karen's death has left a void rights leader's son. in the Hirschman family that D Continued from page 1, "America is still, unfortunately, a racist nation, can never be filled, said Mrs. BURGER KING not the masses of people, but a few individuals, Hirschman. Organizers in Little Rock, Ark., planned a par- King told an audience of 1,000. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS ade past historic sites in the civil rights struggle The Rev. Thomas Sweeney, a Baptist minister "It's an absolute waste...a because, "You can't appreciate progress if you who spoke Sunday in Nashville, Tenn., cited a rally damn shame," Mrs. Hirschman don't know where you've been," coordinator Annie by about 60 Klansmen in his state the day before. said. "She was a beautiful per- FOR DAY OR EVENING POSITIONS Abramssaid. "When you see the KKK meeting in Pulaski, you son. She was not perfect, but a Bishop Leontine T.C. Kelly of the United Metho- know it's not over yet." very beautiful person." dist Church, California-Nevada Conference, was to The Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, who worked with Mrs. Hirschman is willing to deliver yesterday's sermon at Ebenezer Baptist King in the 1960s and is now pastor at Cincinnati's wait for justice to take its APPLY IN PERSON Church, where King was co-pastor. Greater New Light Baptist Church, used the occa- course. King's father and grandfather were pastors sion to criticize complacency by fellow blacks. Between the Hours of there, and in 1974, King s mother, Alberta, was as- "The black community here doesn't stay "I'm willing to be patient sassinated while playing the church organ. Also aroused and determined long enough to bring (with the progress of the in- planning to attend the service were Democratic about pronounced change," he said in Cincinnati. vestigation). I want it (the case) 2 PM-4 PM or after 8 PM presidential candidates Paul Simon and Jesse King was assassinated in Memphis, Tenn., on to be airtight," she said. Jackson, a former King aide. April 4,1968. The Nobel Peace Prize laureate's ac- Ash is confident that the city King's daughter, Bernice King, said yesterday tual birthday was Friday. police will find an answer. AT on CBS' "This Morning" program that she thinks a In Philadelphia. Mayor W. Wilson Goode and majority of Americans no longer harbor racist Rosa Parks, the black woman whose refusal to "We will solve (this) case and 1570 E. WOOSTER feelings. give up her set on a bus on Dec. 1, 1955, sparked take it before a grand jury in the Miss King also said she thinks racist actions to- King's leadership of the 1955 bus boycott in Mont- not-so-far future," Ash said. BOWLING GREEN, OHIO day result from ignorance. "At one time, I think Eornery, Ala., planned to go to Congress Hall for a "There has never been an un- people knew exactly what they were doing," she ell-ringing ceremony. solved murder in Bowling Green said. "But I know at my school, Emory University, The most dramatic commemoration yesterday and I don't want one now?' An Equal Opportunity Employer there are a lot of people who do things and don't may be in Selma, Ala., where in 1965 state troopers realize that they offended anybody in doing it. And confronted civil rights protesters on "Bloody Sun- I think it's a matter of re-educating people and day." A candlelight march was to be held from the teaching them." 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I January 19,1988 Elsewhere Manila vote violent Suspect refuses truce
MANILA, Philippines (AP) - said firm trends would not be a- poned in the other 11 provinces MARION, Utah (AP) - The "heavily armed. They've got want to compromise." An estimated 80 percent of Fili- vailable before Today. because of fears of violence. suspect in the bombing of a ammunition and they've dug "We're here until it's resol- pinos voted in regional elections U.S. officials ordered the Elections in those provinces Mormon Church building holed bunkers around the main ved," said Public Safety Com- today, despite widespread vio- 40,000 American troops, Defense were rescheduled for various up for a third day yesterday with house," said Jim Soter, a Sum- missioner John Nielsen. lence, including the slaying of a Department civilians and mili- dates. The voting was provided U other people, six of them chil- mit County commissioner and "There's no question that the campaign worker who tried to tary dependents living in the for under a under a new consti- dren, at the mountain compound Marion town councilman. device that was detonated in the stop gunmen from stealing a Philippines to avoid unneces- tution ratified Feb. 2. where police killed his polyga- building was not accidental. It bauotbox. sary travel so they would not get President Corazon Aquino, mist father-in-law, authorities Soter said he received a call a was placed there." Armed men also stopped some hurt in the election violence. who had promised the voting said. month ago from a man identify- Nielsen said he spoke to voters from casting ballots on The 160,000-strong armed for- would restore full democracy to Addam Swapp vowed not to ing himself as Swapp. "He said Swapp late Saturday by tele- Mindanao island and voting was ces were on full alert, and troops the Philippines, deplored the leave the home of John Singer only, 'You'll be destroyed,' and phone, but was unable to get an suspended in areas of Negros guarded polling places as well violence that left 39 candidates until the polygamist leader is repeated it three times. I know answer Sunday, when police island because of ballot thefts. as broadcast stations after intel- dead, including a gubernatorial resurrected, a mediator said. Swapp is capable of destroying telephoned every IS minutes. ligence reports that leftist or hopeful slain hours before the Singer was killed by police try- someone." Two FBI agents also knocked on The death of the campaign rightist extremists might try to polls opened. ing to arrest him nine years ago Authorities said they hoped to the door of the Singer home Sun- worker, the only reported elec- assassinate officials visiting the Late Sunday, four assailants today after he aimed a pistol at bring a peaceful end to the siege, day but there was no response. tion-related killing yesterday, stations for interviews. shot and killed Roy Padilla, ad- them. which began shortly after the Bodrero said the calls were raised to at least 87 the number Despite the security, a rash of ministration candidate for gov- Some 150 officers, including explosion that damaged the halted overnight, but were to re- of people who have been killed violent incidents was reported. ernor of Luzon island's Camar- an FBI special weapons and tac- community's Mormon chapel sume today. since campaigning for the elec- Still, Election Commissioner ines Norte province, as he pre- tics team, surrounded the and recreation room about 3 tions started seven weeks ago. Ramon Felipe described the pared to address a final cam- 2.5-acre family compound in a a.m. Saturday. Within an hour, Singer had been excommuni- On Sunday night, a gubernator- voter turnout in Manila as "very paign rally. The assailants es- mountainous ranching area authorities went to the Singer cated from the Church of Jesus ial candidate was shot to death impressive" and insisted "ever- caped. about 60 miles northeast of Salt home. Christ of Latter-day Saints, as he prepared to give a final ything is peaceful and normal." Earlier Sunday, the constabu- Lake City. which outlawed polygamy in campaign speech, and four peo- The government information lary said one person was killed A half-mile away, in the park- "Time is on our side," said 1890. He once blamed the church Se were kidnapped hours before agency said the turnout was and about 20 were wounded ing lot of the bombed-out Doug Bodrero, Utah's deputy for his legal problems, which in- e polls opened. heavy in other metropolitan when a grenade exploded at a church, police set up three public safety commissioner. cluding battles over authorities' In an unrelated development, areas as well. pro-administration rally in Lu- trailers as a command post. ''We want to establish direct efforts to place his children in the military said at least nine But the military said none of zon's Nueva Ecija province. Swapp and his family are contact with them. We don't state-approved schools. soldiers were killed and five the 600 voters in a town in Min- Previous reports put the death people were wounded yesterday danao's island's North Cotabato toll at two. in three clashes with communist province cast ballots because Military officials reported rebels, which were not connec- armed men believed to be Mos- that about 500 people were ar- ted to the balloting. lem rebels entered the commun- rested in Olongapp, a city near 11 killed in Soviet crash Officials reported generally ity late Sunday and ordered a the U.S.-run Subic Bay naval brisk turnouts nationwide before boycott. base, after they tried to vote the polls closed at 4 p.m. Scat- Voters in 62 of the country's 73 more than once. Olongapo, MOSCOW (AP) — An Aeroflot cial government newspaper Iz- capital of Ashkhabad. The tered early returns from metro- provinces were casting ballots about 50 miles west of Manila, airliner broke up on landing at vestia. media did not say whether the politan centers were expected tor about 16,000 regional offi- had been one of 900 areas cited the Caspian port city of Krasno- They did not say whether stop in Krasnovodsk was sched- by midnight (11 a.m. EST), but cials from among about 160,000 by the military as an election vodsk yesterday, killing 11 peo- there were other passengers uled and no other details of the the Commission on Elections candidates. Voting was post- "trouble spot." ple ana injuring 12, Soviet media aboard the Soviet airliner, accident were reported. reported. which is capable of carrying as Izvestia said the cause of the The Tupolev-154 "disinte- many as 167 people. Most Aero- crash was not known yet and a grated right over the runway as flot flights fly at full capacity. government commission would Don't get left in the cold it was going to touch down for a All of the injured were hospi- investigate. stopover in the city" at 4:20 a.m. talized, the reports said. The reports were the first to Moscow time, said the official The plane was en route from announce a fatal Soviet air Tass news agency and the offi- Moscow to the Turkmenian crash on the day it occurred. Ivan Vasin, a deputy civil aviation minister, said last fall EARN $ BUCKS that Aeroflot planned to begin You choose the Sub - We'll fill the Mug publishing reports on its acci- dents this year. Vasin said in October that for Spring Break Aeroflot had suffered 11 fatal ■ VJ^IUJI © special, George's special, crashes in 1986 and 1987, with a Taco Sub, German Delight, Vegetarian, Monty, total of 180 deaths. 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January 19,1988 9 Sports Bowling GrMn B«verag«, Inc Paluch breaks mark in Falcon sweep Wins inch icers closer to home-ice date in playoffs
by Al Franco sports reporter
Bowling Green's hockey team toppled over Miami in its quest for home-ice advantage in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs and, in the process, may have made a statement about its character. They're versatile. They can beat you five on five and can beat you on special teams. BG outplayed the Redskins at even strength Sat- urday, 7-4, while also showing promise in Friday's penalty-filled 6-4 win which featured mainly spe- cial-team action. The Falcons evened their CCHA record at 9-9-2 and moved into fifth place. The first four teams claim home-ice in the playoffs. Miami dropped to 5-16-1. In Saturday's contest, Miami drew first blood as center Bob Wallwork beat Falcon goalie Paul Con- nell at the 9:33 mark. BG right winger Marc Potvin Paluch evened the score as he tallied his sixth goal of the season on the power play. Potvin tipped in a Brian Meharry slap shot to close the first period scoring. The Redskins regained the lead just 46 seconds into the second stanza as Mike Orn scored on a breakaway. Orn. an Ail-American candidate from Stillwater, Minn., deked Connell tor his 24th goal of the season. Freshmen Rob Blake tied the score, 2-2, when his shot from the right point seemed to allude Redskin goalie Steve McKichan. But the tie was short-lived as Orn scored his second of the game on the power play at 11:29. But that would be the last point Orn would get in the game as Con- nell would hold him at bay. Miami head coach Bill Davidge said a missed opportunity by the Redskins leading point-getter at 13:27 gave BG momentum. BG News' Mark Thalman "He (Connell) stopped Orn and that was really the turning point," Miami goaltender Steve McKichan kick saves a Bowling Green shot while night but wound up on the short end of a 6-4 score. BG won Saturday Davidge said. "Orn had that breakaway off the wing, and he came Falcons Andy Gribble and Kevin Dahl await a possible rebound during night's game 7-4 also to sweep the weekend and season series with the D See leers, page 10. Friday night's game at the Ice Arena. McKichan recorded 36 saves on the Redskins. 'Man'-handled (JT defense stymies BG in 68-59 victory
by Ron Fritz points. However, Martenet and Robinson, the Falcons' news editor leading scorers, managed just six points between them in the first half. University of Toledo's man-to-man defense has BG was able to take its biggest lead of the half, been basking in the sun the past few weeks, far 27-24, with 4:22 remaining on a Martenet jumper, away from the Northwest Ohio winter. his only two points of the naif. However, the Rock- It made a return trip home Saturday. ets battled back and were able to take a 36-34 half- Buoyed by its stingy man-to-man defense, the time advantage on a three-pointer by King and Rockets downed Bowling Green, 68-59, at Centen- charity toss by Keller. nial Hall in a Mid-American Conference contest. "I think their team defense is what you noticed Both teams are now 1-3 in the conference. The from the sideline," BG coach Jim Larranaga said. Falcons are 5-9 overall and UT is 9-4. "Our shot selection in the second half left a lot to "We felt our man-to-man has been on vacation a be desired. We came down in a hurry and took all couple of games, so we wanted to start in some- perimeter shots." thing else until we got our confidence back," said The Falcons' shooting percentage before inter- first-year Rocket head coach Jay Eck. "So we mission was 56 percent. It fell rapidly in the second started in a match-up (on Steve Martenet and An- half. thony Robinson) and went straight man in the sec- After a Robinson jumper with 17:21 left in the ond half. second half, BG went nearly eight minutes without "If I knew the answer to that (why the man-to- a field goal. James Tyler's offensive rebound man defense left them and re-appeared), I'd be Hroke the ice at 9:23 after UT had a 51-40 lead. Houdini." The triangle-and-two, match-up defense had so- At 11:47, the Falcons were only l-of-10 from the phomore Chad Keller chasing Martenet and junior field for 10 percent. It improved to 3-of-16 for 18 Fred King guarding Robinson, with the rest of the percent with 7:32 remaining. Rockets playing zone. It allowed BG's other star- Despite being down 61-47 with 5:05 left to play, ters, forwards Lamon Pippin and Joe Moore and BG scored the next 10 points and cut the lead to guard Scott Kalish, to combine for 21 first-half O See 'Man'-handled, page 11. Bonner stars again in win
Paulette did a great job on her.'' rebound basket off of a Witte by Andy Woodard After the first half, BG strug- miss to pull within 44-42 at 14:45. assistant sports editor gled somewhat in the second, Forward Megan McGuire put letting the Rockets back in the BG back in control 49-44 with a Angie Bonner and Paulette rie. Trailing 42-33, a Savage three-pointer from the right Backstrom sparked Bowling throw started a UT 9-2 run. corner at the 13:29 mark. Green's women's basketball The spurt was keyed by re- But the Rockets finally man- team to an 11-point half time lead serve guard Jodi Witte and for- aged to take the lead at 11:21 as at Toledo on Saturday. ward Keri Cartwright. After Cartwright finished a 6-0 run But the Falcons had to with- Backstrom hit a 15-footer from with a 16-footer from the foul stand a Rocket the left of the key, Witte assisted line to give them a 50-49 advan- second-half to Cartwright, who scored inside tage. comeback in on a spinning move at 16:54. order to es- UT^ Kris Finefrock made a Witte barried a 12-footer from cape Centen- 17-footer to pull the Rockets to the right baseline to give UT its nial Hall with within 44-38 at 16:27. Witte then second and only lead of the a 70-65 victory made a lay-up from the left side contest, 52-51 at the 10:15 mark. in front of 938 and Cartwright made a tough U See Bonner, page 11. fans. Bonner con- tributed 16 of her game-high Bonner 22 points in the first 20 minutes, Adams, Piche named while Backstrom held UT guard Kelly Savage (who was coming off a 39HK>int effort against MAC's weekly best Eastern Michigan last Wednes- TOLEDO (AP) - Kent he scored a career high 25 day) to only two points in the State junior Reggie Adams points and held Central Mi- first half and 12 for the entire and Central Michigan senior chigan's Tommie Johnson to game. Molly Piche have been selec- a season low nine points as "Angie was probably one of ted respectively as the men's Kent beat CMU,59$5. our only bright spots (offensive- and women's basketball Piche, a 54 guard from ly) for a period of time in the players of the week in the Traverse City, Mich., totaled first half.* BG coach Fran Voll Mid-American Conference. 66 points, 13 assists and 16 said. "They were doing some Adams, a 6-foot guard from steals in three CMU victories things on some of our other peo- East Cle-eland, totaled 38 last week. She equaled her ple and doing it well. She was points, nine rebounds, 11 as- career high with 28 points in a carrying a lot of the load." sists and seven steals in 96-91 victory over Bradley, BG News/Mark Thalman "(And) Paulette played her- Kent's two games last week. had 26 points in a 73-64 victory Bowling Green forward James Tyler looks for a friendly face while Toledo's Fred King (35) and Mark self a great game. We wanted to He had 13 points in a 74-65 loss over Dayton and had 12 points German pressure him during Saturday night's game at Centennial Hall. The Rockets' man-to-man defense neutralize Kelly somewhat (be- at Ohio U., and on Saturday, in a 103-70 victory over Kent. stymied BG In their 68 59 victory. cause) we knew we couldn't let her get out of control. I thought THE BG NEWS 10 January 19,1988 Tankers notch four wins Newsome delays decision BEREA (AP) — Ozzie Newsome, the NFL's all-time leading by Mark Huntebrinker ies over Wright State, Kentucky and with first-place finishes on both the one- receiver among tight ends, said yesterday he will decide soon Wayne State in the BGSU Invitational and 1 and three-meter boards. whether to return for another season with the Cleveland Browns. sports reporter Kent State before Christmas vacation. On Saturday the men raised their record "I haven't made that decision yet," Newsome said at the team's "Our biggest fear in Toledo was that to 5-1 as they won 11 of 12 events. practice facility at Baldwin-Wallace College. "I'll have to be away The Bowling Green men's and women's they competed last weekend while we've Wagner again won two events, the 1000 from the game about a month or a month arid a half and then I'll swim teams came off of a four-week break been off tor a month," head swim coach freestyle and the 200 butterfly. Andrew weigh the pros and cons of it." in fine fashion last weekend. Brian Gordon said. Layne captured first place in the 200 indi- The men defeated Toledo, 112-98, on Fri- All fears were diminished as BG won vidual medley. Newsome, 31, has 574 career catches for 7,073 yards, not including day and bounced back to eight of thirteen scheduled events. "We felt we swam better Saturday," playoff games. He caught 34 passes for 375 yards this season. For the blast Ashland, 63-31, and The 400-yard medley team of Tim Wag- Gordon said. "Our times were better and first time in his career, he did not catch a single touchdown pass. Windsor, 67-25, Satur- ner, Tom Solomon, Andrew Layne, and we seemed much more confident," day. The women passed Corky Thein placed first with a time of The women, not to be outdone by the Newsome said he was disappointed with two consecutive losses to their lone test of the 3:35.41. Rich Foster won the 200 and 100 men, crushed Ashland, winning all 11 the Denver Broncos in the American Football Conference cham- weekend Saturday, in freestyle events. events. pionship game. That might weigh in his decision. cruising past Ashland, Tim Wagner was also a two-event win- Andrea Szekely won the 200 butterfly He said the Browns motivation next season will be greater. 62-25. ner. His tune of 1:59.58 edged out team- and Sheila Westendorf placed first in the "I think it's going to be double-hunger this time," he said. "When A main concern of the mate Dan Ersley in the 200 individual med- 200 individual medley. In the freestyle we start to prepare for next season, the frustration and dis- men Friday was being ley. Wagner also placed first in the 200 events, BG was led by Andrea Anderson in appointment will be enough to motivate us properly. I had said that able to continue the mo- backstroke. the 1000 frestyle, Mo Kelly in the 200 frees- this year would be the year. But now I think next year will be the mentum built in victor- Wagner Diver Mike Poindexter helped the cause tyle and Shari Williams in the 50 freestyle. year and I hope Ozzie Newsome will be around to enjoy it." leers of the Redskin net. He fed Potvin close the scoring in the second The teams traded goals early referee Matt Shegos' whistle. tour years, you're fortunate D Continued from page 9. with a back-hand pass, and Pot- period at 18:07 from Andy Grib- into the third period as Brent Shegos called 47 minor penalties enough to score once in a while. I vin slipped it by McKichan at Regan scored for BG, while in the outing. While York re- feel happy it happened now." up with the big save." 14:02. "We played a good period- Chris Archer tallied for MU. fused comment about the offi- Emerson gave the Falcons a and-a-half," Davidge said. "I With the score 6-4 and 7:33 left cials, Davidge was vocal on the 2-0 lead as he connected at 4:13 After ConneU's save, the Fal- "Greg Parks made a great in- mean that's as good as anybody in the game, McKichan took a matter. from Regan. MU got on the cons scored three unanswered dividual play to Potvin," BG can play. Good rutting, good op- five minute major for slashing "The same thing happened board at 5:16 as Tom Nezoil goals in the next four minutes head coach Jerry York said. ".. portunities, we just started run- Emerson and had to serve the against Michigan State (last scored, but BG freshman Bra- and never looked back. . I think it was a big play; it got ning around in our defensive penalty himself. The penalty week) and the same thing hap- den Shavchook put the margin the crowd into the game, and it zone and weren't finishing our snubbed any chance of a MU pened tonight with the same back to two as he redirected a An exceptional effort by junior got the bench into it. checks, and it gave Bowling comeback, and Alan Leggett giy; Whafs the problem?," Regan pass by McKichan. center Greg Parks seemed to Green some momentum to get scored an empty net goal in the avidge said. "I confronted him In the second period, the revive the Falcon offense. Parks Meharry gave the Falcons a going. They scored three goals closing seconds to give BG a 7-4 with the problem before the teams traded goals as MU's made a good move to get around 4-3 lead on the power play from in a period of four minutes. victory. game, and I told him I was up- Scott Mazi scored at 12:17, while MU defenseman Greg Island Alan Leggett and Parks at 16:54. When that happened, the roof While Saturday's match was a set. It just doesn't make for a Don Barber replied at 18:19. and dragged the puck to the left Nelson Emerson added a goal to caved in." clean, well-played hockey game, good hockey game." Parks made the score 5-2 at inconsistent officiating made for Of the 10 goals scored in the 7:29 of the final stanza as he a penalty-laden melee, Friday, contest, nine were on the power tipped in Barber's wrist shot as the Falcons escaped with a from the right face-off circle. 6-4 victory. The first goal of the game will After Parks goal, the Redskins While the crowd of 2,305 tried be etched in the BG media guide came back to score two unans- BGSU BASKETBALL to follow the puck, they were as senior captain Scott Paluch wered goals to cut the lead to 5-4. rudely frustrated by the sound of set a career mark for goals by a Nezoil notched his second of BG defenseman. Paluch surpas- the game at 9:16, and Orn scored SAVE THIS fl_p sed Brian McKee with his 41st from right in front of Connell at goal, his seventh of the season. 12:39. /^U, FALCONS TONITE IS "I'm just fortunate for four UhatarnKUcfUnn UnMnRy POPCORN NITE Sears to be a regular player all Parks iced the victory at 6-4 le time," Paluch said. When when he scored an empty-netter f M V6R5US All Popcorn 1/2 Price you play with some great with two seconds remaining in playersi Ilike 11[ have over the last the contest. ^*" WESTERN MICHIGAN U the Hear, *~S I DOUBLEHEADER: WOMEN 5:30, MEN 8:00 They're oil wet. i Mark's ■ i Large 2-item pizza I STUDENTS YOU MAKE IT HAPPEN! i I andLcui&wnf i for $5.95 I SIXTH MAN IN "THE HOUSE THA T ROARS"! at 7:15 and 9:15 \ FREE DELIVERY 352-3551 j PRESENT AT OUR BOX f
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Bonner ing made some good plays," an open shot, but Mossing came Voll said. "She took the ball to out from the key to block the D Continued from page 9. the hole . . . and that was cer- shot. Tumblers fall to KSCI tainly a help to us." At 8:07, Savage made a "They tried a lot of different Despite coming back and 12-footer to make her one- things and they finally found taking the lead, UT coach Tim of-three from the floor In the by Don Hensley man responded in her first meet by leading the that things worked good for Selgo said the game was lost in sports reporter Falcons in four of five individual categories. first-half. She finished only Overall, she placed first in the floor exercise them on the inside," Voll said of thefirst-half. three-of-16. with a score of 9.15, second in the balance beam the comeback. "They kept going "We did a very poor job inside Cartwright tied Bonner for Despite a fine performance by Bowling Green and vault with 8.95's, and third in the all-around at it, along with the threats they defensively and let Bonner have game-high honors with 22 points freshman Meg Griffin, the Falcons' gymnastic competition. had from the outside." her way - whatever she wan- and added a game-high 12 re- team opened the season on a downswing, losing "I felt pretty good about my performance," After BG regained the lead, ted," Selgo said. "We came bounds. Finefrock chipped in to Kent State, 175.6-171.7, Sunday in Kent. Griffin said. "I was real pleased with my floor 61-56, Savage made two free back from an 11-point deficit, with 12 points for UT. This was not a total surprise, as the tumblers exercise, but disappointed with my perform- throws with 4:26 remaining to but it's tough to sustain that have had a tradition of starting poorly on the ance on the bars which is usually my strongest close BG's lead to 61-68. Falcon against a good team like Bowl- Motycka backed Bonner with road. Although BG came out event." guard Chris Mossing then made ing Green." 18 points, despite hitting only on the short end of the score, As a team the tumblers could manage only a a big field goal. In the first-half, the Falcons seven-of-29 from the field and Falcons' coach Charles Simp- win on the floor exercise. They did look strong, It came after BG in-bounded came out on fire, hitting 12 of committing nine turnovers. son remained optimistic however, on the balance beam where captain the ball from underneath its own their first 19 field goal attempts about the rest of the season. basket. Jackie Motycka took the en route to a 24-10 lead. Bonner "Jackie started off the game Trost earned an 8.90, second to Griffin's 8.95. pass in the corner and was im- "I was very happy with the According to Trost, these scores should rise in scored 12 of the 24 points, while great, but. . . there were some Erformances of Meg Griffin, the future. mediately double-teamed. Motycka accounted for six. shots where she was up- m Trost and Lisa Hillman," Somehow she managed to Two minutes into the game, tempoing it. . . and forcing it a "Right now it's just a matter of polishing our break through, and while falling Simpson said. "I was also routines and getting them down. Trost said. Savage attempted her first shot, Uttle bit/' Voll said. "That's not very pleased with the way "There is no real area that needs improvement down, flipped a pass to Mossing, a 22-footer which went in and typically her." Kim Crawford and Nikki except for this." who took the ball to the basket out. Backstrom didn't allow Bonner grabbed 11 rebounds Condon performed." Griffin for a left-handed (she's right- Savage to get off another shot and blocked four shots in addi- Hillman also aided the Falcons' cause, plac- handed) lay-up over two UT de- The true surprise of the meet was the out- ing fourth on the bars and fourth in the all- until midway through the half. tion to her 22 points. Backstrom standing performance of Griffin. BG's fresh- around competition. fenders. Savage came off a pick by scored 12 points and handed out "Down the stretch Chris Moss- Cartwnght and seemed to have four assists. Man-handled □ Continued from page 9. quicker to the ball than us, made ment time. Illinois coach Mike White resigns four with 1:55 remaining. crisper passes and were more in Robinson, a 6-6 senior, the rhythm. "They have a nice ballclub CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) — Il- volved payment for lodging to a iant coach, brought the Falcons back by "I sensed Thursday after go- with a lot of nice athletes," Eck linois football coach Mike White prospective athlete by an assis- himself, scoring five points in ing through a very lethargic said. "They are going to win a resigned yesterday following an the rally after moving to point practice that something was lot of games in the conference. investigation by the NCAA Into guard. missing." "This is a good rivalry," he alleged recruiting violations, a "He's (Robinson) a helluva BG, which finished shooting 33 said. "This is what college bas- university spokesman said. player," Eck said. "When he percent in the second half and 44 ketball is all about. It feels great Judith Rowan, associate moved to the point, we didn't no- Krcent for the game, was paced when you win. It has to be terri- chancellor for public affairs, tice it and he got an easy basket . Robinson's 15 points. Moore ble to lose." said one of the allegations in- against Tike (Branch, UT's added 13 points. No other Falcon point guard)." was in double figures. However, Branch made five The Rockets out-rebounded free throws in the final minute BG, 39-30. and fed forward Jeff Haar for an "When we missed, they easy layup for the nine-point win clearly had control of the back- as BG could only manage a boards, which I felt was going to Moore layup. be a key," Larranaga said. "Tike is the guy we want to Branch and Haar led UT with have on the line in pressure situ- 12 points each. King had 11 and ations," Eck said. freshman Keith Wade scored 10 Larranaga said UT deserved points. The Rockets were the victory. 26-of-52 from the field for 50 per- "I thought Toledo did a very cent. good job and earned the vic- Eck said BG could be a team tory," he said. "They were to be reckoned with at tourna- Infante is candidate
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NEW FRATERNITY ROW babysitting Phone 352-2267 Organizational Meeting for volunteers to tutor Nawtovs Rentals DISCOVER THE PRIDEi children, work with handicapped or be trained HELP WANTED BABYSITTER 352-5820 to teach adults how to read January 20 - ■ SIGMA NU ' FIJI RUSH MON WED FRI 8:30-10 AM TUES 328 S. Main 6 00-7 00 p m Basement of United Christian • • SIGMA NU ' TONIGHT Two lor the prince ol NONE' 1 30-5:30 PM CALL 3540179 ANYTIME Feaowship. 313 Thurstin at corner ol Ridge St • • SIGMA NU 7:10 The Honors Student Association is sponsoring Cal 352-7534 the classic Monty Python flicks "The Mean ng LIFEGUARDS ol Lao" and The Holy Grail" Why not catch a Get your summer job sned up early! Certified few laugha on us-Tues. Jen. 19 el 7 PM in the tfagusrds needed tor el shifts If Interested Honors Center (below Krelicher) Assortment of contact: (No Wng accomodations) Jelystone Apartments. Houses end Duplexes VOLUNTEER FOR Camp Resort 3392 SR 82 Mantua. OH 44255 AvallaMe tor Summer A Fall CAMPUS ESCORT SERVICE t>'racf >tcPpt>/tt 110A MOSELEY HALL 372-8360 wm&? Paste up artist for Student Publications Two CALL positions available Basic graphic arts ex- JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Wek»me Back Phi Mus' perience helpful 10-15 hours avg per week 354-2260 or 352-0553 Hope we can have a Pick up referral at Student Employment office. greet semester together. 450 Student Services Love. PtsMu Cabinet Sitters needed my home-Day Shifts a Nrtjnt Shifts-Own transportation a references a must' Cal Debbie 686-7375 or 3530988 BUFF APTS 1470-1400 dough St. SUMMER JOB1 Fum. 2 bdrm. apt. 9 mo. leese Responsible, organized person needed lo WANTED Free heat, water, sewer, private perking piece orders, slock. & keep inventory of Laundry facllHlee grocery Items, souvenirs, etc for our busy Nawtoae Rentals 1 or 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED TO SUBLEASE campground store Prefer an indrvkJual with 302-5020 HAVEN HOUSE APT $143 PLUS ELECTRIC some background in this area Send resume to 328 s. Main CALL KIM OR PAULETTE 363-3441 Jelystone Camp Resort! 3392 S R 82, Man- tut, Ohio 44255 No living faculties available for Are you looking for a race peace to stay tins sem.? What a coincidence1 I'm looking for a this position female rmte The Apt is located close to cam- pus (3rd a HighJ So please give me s cal lor THINKING AHEAD ABOUT SPRING BREAK CARTY RENTALS more dels*} 354-1130 BUT HAVE NO MONEY? WOW! YOU ARE IN Apartments and Houses LUCK BUTTONS-THE FUN PLACE TO BE IS Office Hours lOam-Spm F rmte needed spring semester-Haven House NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS FLEXIBLE or by appointment Classified Information Free Meet $144 e mo 354-6116 or SCHEDULING AND CAR POOLING Located at 316 E. Many 3 1-385 1530 AVAILABLE APPLY IN PERSON TUES THRU For more Info or Votings The BG News Mail-In Form SUN AFTER 8:00 PM AT BUTTONS 25481 Phone 352-7365 anytime Female Grad student seeks 1 or 2 rmtes im- DIXIE HWY Also Summer Rentals DEADLINE: Two days P"0' to publication, 4p.m. mediately Cal 352-5673 " {The BG News is no' responsible 'or postal service delays) Female Rmte needed Immed to share kg VOLUNTEER FOR house Close to campus, own rm Call CAMPUS ESCORT SERVICE per ad are 65' per line. $1 95 minimum. FREE CABLE, heal, electric 4 gas One lemole CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" or 2" ads 353-1097 RATES: . 50* extra per od for bold typo. 110A MOSELEY HALL 372-8360 needed to share two bedroom apt, own room- 1" {8 line maximum) S 5-85 1 Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. 2" (16 line maximum) $11.70 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE 2 Greet Place 352-7929 or 364-2843 BEDROOM TRAILER $100 A MONTH Waitresses part-time 10 30-2 00, some even Furnished efficiency a~jn«u_la We Inn_meuiaiaiy •distal, PREPAYMENT: _is required (or oil non-university related businesses ond individuals PLEASE CALL 352-1940 OR 3 PM ingsi Weekends Apply in person between2e4 Only $190 per month and no uMtiee'! Please 352-6414 ASKFORRHEA Mon -Frl 200 Campbel Hill Rd The Eka Club contact. Teresa or leave message at 372-3796 NOTICE: The BG News will not be responsible for error due to illegibility or incomplete information. Please come to anytknel * 214 West Hall immediately if there is on error m your ad. The BG News will not be responsible for typo- graphical errors m classified ads for more thon two consecutive insertions. Houses snd Apartments Close to campus for summer 1988 The BG News reserves the right to release the names ol individuals who ploce advertising m The BG News. 8 88 89 school year 1-287-3341 The decision on whether to release this information shall be mode by the monogement of The BG News. The purpose of this policy >s to discouroge the plocement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embor- Large one bedroom apartment lor sublease 'assmg to individuals or organizations. Coses o* fraud can be prosecuted. Cal 353-5104 after 7 PM MUST SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY $200 PER CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM MONTH FURNISHED ALL UTILITIES PAID THETA CHI AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY CALL 354-2474 NAME (P«INT) PHONES- Need Female Students To FI Apartments Now ADDRESS ex ex Phone 352-7365 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT TO BE SUBLt T SOCIAL SECURITY* or ACCOUNT*. FOR THE REMAINDER OF SPRING (For billing purposes only) SEMESTER PH 353-4438 RUSH TONIGHT Room for rent-need male rmte $650 a P semester State St Across from campus CiU Please ?iNT your oa clearly. EXACTLY how you wish it to appear; 364-4914 (Circle words you with to appear In bold typo) IN THE N.E. COMMONS Unfurnished efficiency tor thrs semester, available immediately, very dose lo campus. $220 a mo pare very low utilities 352-1306 7:30 Vacancy. Nicely decorated apt tor 2 girls ex ex across trom campus Reasonable 352-2858 Cleitlflcatlon In which you with your aal to appear: Winthrop Terrace Apts. Campus * City Iventa- .Wanted _____ lost ami Found . Help Wanted .Hide. .for Sal* . Services Offer.d . For Pont . Personals . Valentine Now Renting For • Campus/City Ivanf ads ara published (roe o* charaa for on* day for o non-profit event or meeting only. Dataf to appear . [FgJj Serres{er; Mall to: (On or Off-Campus Moil) # The BG News 214 West Holl BGSU 1 & 2 Bedroom Apis. - Fum. & Unfurn. Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 (checks payable to The BG News) Includes: Heat, Water, Full Time Maintenance Office: 400 Napoleon Rd. Hrs: Mon-Frl 9-7 Total nombor of days to appear. Phone 372-2*01 352-9135 Sat. io-4