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Off-campus students may have been "Sonate et Canzoni, Libro sesto" by experiencing unexpectedly high mon- Giovanni Gabrielli and many others. thly electric bills due the city's new es- The choir will be under the direction timation billing program. of Kenley Inglefield. City Utilities Director Daryl Stock- burger said the new estimation billing, Special to be aired: A which began this fall on a trial basis, Christmas TV special, "No Kiddie has caused fluctuation from month to Without a Christmas," which month in some customers' bills. recounts the history of the Detroit Old "There has been no change in rates," Newboys Goodfellow Fund, will air Stockburger said. "We're using a new tonight at 10 on WBGU-TV 27. system similar to that used by gas and The show was produced by water companies, but a problem has WBGU-TV producer Shawn Brady. occurred — particularly we've noticed "I felt compelled to do something — in apartments." for the organization," said Brady, Under the new billing system, meters whose great-grandfather, James are read bi-monthly rather than mon- John Brady, founded the Goodfellows. thly. Bills sent out for the month when a "My initial reason (for producing customer's meter is not read are esti- the show) was my ties to the subject," mated, based on either the last month's bill or last year's bill for that month. Brady said. He said he felt both "This reduces the number of meters curiosity and pride in his family read by half, so we only have to read history. The Goodfellows is comprised of half the meters in the city every former Detroit News newsboys and month," Stockburger said. Wild jumps in bills occur when an es- girls who sell newspapers to raise timated month's bill is significantly money to buy Christmas presents for lower than a customer's actual usage. needy children in Detroit. The bill for the following month — BG News/John Grieshop when the customer's meter is read — STAR Search then reflects this difference. Nation Beverly Miner, on 11 year employee of the Office of Registration and Records, tabulates class section numbers for senior "If an estimation for one month was Mary Zetwick, as part of the University's new on-line phone registration system. Zetwick said she was very lucky, getting 14 of low, then the next month, we have to the 17 hours of classes she needs to graduate. compensate," Stockburger said. Suitcase explodes: in Los Angeles, a police bomb squad blew up O See Electric, page 4. a suitcase destined for a Colombian jetliner today after X-rays showed what appeared to be an explosive device, authorities said. Channel 13 Applications accepted "As tar as I can tell nothing went off. Now police will go in and do tests on what's left to see if it really was a broadcaster Alpha Delta Pi house now open for housing proposals bomb," said Lee Nichols, a spokesman at Los Angeles by Michelle Banks notification to confirm if they still have an interest in International Airport. staff writer the house, Arnholt said. The item was discovered about 1:30 sues for injury Director of Greek Life Wayne Colvin said no appli- a.m. in luggage that was to have been cations have been filed yet. loaded onto an Aviance jet bound for by Dennis Robaugh Although the former Alpha Delta Pi sorority house "(Because) no renovations are needed on the Colombia, where drug traffickers special assignment writer will not be filled until next fall, applications from or- house, as soon as we decide, they will be able to move have waged a campaign of bombings ganizations desiring the house are now being accep- into the house by fall semsester," Colvin said. and assassinations, authorities said. ted by the Greek Life office. Arnholt said if more than one organization pre- There were no reports of threats TIFFIN — WTVG-Channel 13 anchor Jeannine Joann Arnholt, assistant director of Greek Life and sents a proposal, the decision will be based solely on against the flight, police Officer Bill Lauber is suing Tiffin University for an injury she Residential Services, said groups on a waiting list for the best proposal. Pack said. received during a live broadcast from the campus a housing must submit a written proposal to Greek "We need to pick the group that will provide the On Monday an Avianca jet exploded year and a half ago. Life. best living conditions for its members," she said. near Bogota, Colombia, killing all 107 A wall fell on the Toledo television anchor at the "In the proposal, we want to know how many will The last time a Greek unit was allocated to an or- people aboard. Investigators raised conclusion of her May 3 show and debris from the be living in the house and the educational environ- Eition was during the fall semester of 1988 when doubts about claims that terrorists wall struck her. Lauber suffered a fractured heel and ment that the group will provide," Arnholt said. Kappa Alpha was given one of the units in the had to wear a cast for six weeks. All organizations on the waiting list have been sent >ck ofEasfReed Street. caused the blast. She is requesting $150,000 for compensatory dam- Tree smells: In Monroe, Conn., ages and $150,000 in punitive damages from the chopping down a Christmas tree from school. its town parks is a foul idea and town Richard Malone, Lauber's attorney, filed the suit officials plan to make sure everyone in Seneca County Common Pleas Court Wednesday. Defense to join drug war Malone requested a jury trial. agrees. All the evergreens in the Lauber's husband, Theodore Oren, is named as a Pointing to the important role California plays as a town's three parks are being sprayed by Richard vVhltmlre distribution center for drugs imported from Mexico with a foul-smelling mixture to co-plaintiff. He demanded $25,000 for "loss of com- panionship, society and consortium." USA Today-CIN and Southeast Asia, the conferees said the California dissuade people from robbing the Dealings with the school's insurance'carrier, National Guard should receive at least $10 million for parks for Christmas trees. anti-drug missions. "You can't smell it outdoors, but United Insurance, did not result in a resolution, Ma- WASHINGTON — The Defense Department now lone said in a telephone interview. has no choice but to join the drug war since Congress The Civil Air Patrol received $1 million for flying when you bring the tree inside and it drug interdiction missions. warms up, bang. You have a pungent, "She's been recovering for about a year," he said. set aside $930 million for the fight in next years de- "We waited to see how permanent the injury was go- fense budget. □$300 million for the joint anti-drug missions the stinky odor," said park ranger David Defense Department carries out with the Coast Solek. ing to be. This amount — the final spending level for the Pen- ''She'll always have a residual problem. She has tagon's role in the drug war — was set by the House- Guard. The Defense Department operates joint task Parks director Ron Walissa said forces in Key West, Fla., and Oakland, Calif. even trees too tall for use as some scarring... she has residual discomfort." Senate Defense Appropriations conference commit- A spokseman for Channel 13 said Lauber was ill tee, which released it Tuesday. Those missions are heavily staffed with Coast Christmas trees are vandalized when Guard officers and equipment, but the Coast Guard thieves cut off the tops. and not working and attempts to reach her at her The Appropriations conferees went beyond the Sylvania home were unsuccessful. spending levels of the House and Senate Armed Ser- lacked monev, said a staffer from the Senate Appro- Solek said anyone caught stealing a priations Defense Subcommittee. tree will be fined $25 to $30 per foot of Tiffin University President George Kidd Jr. said vices Committees, taking an extra $300 million from school officials have had no contact with Lauber the Pentagon's budget to fund joint interdiction pro- The Defense Department announced it was open- tree. ing a third joint task force, at Ft. Bliss in El Paso, "Taking one of these trees is a since the incident. grams with the Coast Guard. The Appropriations "We turned this over to the insurance company committees have the final word on the Defense De- Texas, to patrol the Mexican border. horrible thing." he said. "It goes □$118 million for programs to discourage drug use against the spirit of the holiday. How when she filed a claim," Kidd said. "I'm surprised at partment budget. the amount of money (she is asking for.)" The money includes: within the military. can anyone be proud of a tree they Until recently, the Defense Department avoided stole from a park?" Lauber had finished interviewing Tiffin Law Di- □$450 million for interdiction programs, including rector Tom Zoller for a series of stories featuring $110 million for the National Guard. handling key anti-drug missions, partly because of area communities. Tiffin was the first city to be fea- The $110 million includes $70 million for actual an- the daunting mission and partly because Pentagon tured. ti-drug operations and $40 million more to buy the officials feared raids on their weapons budget. People WTVG representatives had decided, with the ap- Guard equipment such as infrared detectors, which Congress forced the Defense Department into the proval of school officials, to use a wall bearing the are mounted on helicopters and used to track sus- fray, pinning the Pentagon with the specific mission name "Tiffin University" as the backdrop. pects. Other Guard equipment likely to be purchased of detecting illegal drug shipments coming into the Tabloid sues: Star Magazine □ See Lauber, page 6. includes mobile radar and communication gear. □ See Drug war, page 6. has sued Don Johnson claiming the former "Miami Vice" star encouraged a bodyguard to fire shotgun blasts at a helicopter trying to cover his June remarriage to actress Melanie Griffith. Johnson's Number of publicist, Elliot Mintz, said Tuesday the supermarket tabloid's allegations are "a complete fabrication, just a taxi users pathetic attempt to sell some magazines." The Star claimed a photographer increases and reporter aboard the helicopter were injured. The lawsuit, filed by John Kohlstrand Friday in Pitkin County Court, also staff writer named Greg Isaacs, described as a Johnson bodyguard who "lay in wait for the helicopter and... ambushed The use of Bowling Green taxis has the aircraft. more than tripled during the past two An investigation by the Pitkin years to the surprise of some city offi- County Sheriff's Department and the cials and as a result. Bowling Green Colorado Bureau of Investigation may add a car to the city's fleet concluded that shots probably were The number of passengers is ex- fired from Isaacs' gun and hit the pected to top 26,000 for this year, City helicopter. Isaacs told investigators Grants Administrator Carolyn Line- he was skeet shooting. No charges back said. This number is almost BG News/Brock VUnlch were filed. double the 14,000 riders the city had originally projected for 1989. A Bowling Green Taxi vehicle picks up a fare at Woodland Mall Wednesday evening. BG Taxi, formerly Ramos Taxi, has In- Compiled from local and AP creased Its rldership a great deal more than had been expected, according to City Grants Administrator Carolyn Linebock. wire reports □ See Taxi, page 4. THE BG NEWS

2 BO N»wi Novtmbti 30,1989 Editorial The BG News -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Angela Blandina Editor

Amy Burkett Beth Church Managing Editor News Editor

Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor Chapter rumors need silencing

Alpha Delta Pi sorority is closing its doors and leaving the University's Greek system. However, its departure is not a welcome one. President's Pen Kevin Coughlin O Problems with member retention have prompted ADPi's National Headquarters to pull the charter of the University's chapter, much to the regret of its current members and pledges. Perhaps it is in the chapter's best interest to Parking plan ignores freshmen 14 il leave and possibly return in a few years with hopes of sharpening its competitive edge during Sorority Parking. Say the word at sense would show that the two the past controversies over opening more on-campus park- Rush. BGSU and you are swamped largest freshman residence parking. Very admissions- ing in the campus core. Shuttle But, then again, the Greek system "is not about with stories of people who have halls are Founders and McDon- oriented, let's dupe our new stu- bus service wouldn't have to ex- recently embarked on missions ald and that Lot 6 is the furthest dents into the snort-end of the tended to 1 a.m. because faculty petty competition between sororities" as one ADPi to find" parking places. Now, possible lot for residents of those stick and place them a mile would not need it that late. As a member put it. after years of frustration over halls to park. So much for con- away from where they live. We matter of fact, it could be cut to Rather, it is about building confidence and the issue, a new parking plan venience. One thine that was not are the consumers of this Uni- 10 p.m., saving money. The Uni- leadership skills, being involved in campus and has been proposed that will re- mentioned when this plan was versity. We are paying for a versity wouldn't have to spend community activities and — most importantly — quire all freshmen and sopho- announced was that on home product and we are paying for hundreds of thousands of dollars mores to park in Lot 6 out by the football weekends students will convenience. Consider this, on new shuttle buses and there lifelong and unconditional friendship. stadium. In addition, the shuttle be required to move their cars when you go to a store or restau- wouldn't be any need for a mass At least, that is what Greek Life is constantly service will be upgraded and its out of the lot by 5 p.m. on Friday rant, the employees park the exodus on football weekends. promoting. hours extended to 1 a.m. On the and replace their cars Sunday furthest away, keeping cus- Faculty use their parking Greek Life administrators ought to take this op- surface, the intention is good — evening. This proposal also tomer service and convenience spaces for a limited number of portunity and figure out why a system that was to alleviate the parking prob- raises safety questions. What in mind. It would seem to me hours each day. On-campus stu- lem. The underlying reason is to about those students who park that a parking plan with cus- dents use their spaces for longer flourishing enough to bring a new sorority to cam- make way for new buildings. To their cars after 1 a.m. and are tomer service in mind would be periods of time, therefore, al- pus last fall has let one of the nation's strongest me, the whole idea reeks of forced to walk to their residence most productive. lowing more on-campus parking sororities fizzle away. wrong-headedness. halls? Let me propose the "Coughlin in the core of the campus would Members of the Greek system had better take My initial gripe about this is Perhaps the worst part of this Plan" on parking. It is a two- alleviate traffic congestion in that the Undergraduate Student whole plan is the basic concept. part plan. Number one: elim- the middle of campus. heed of the lesson to be learned from all of this. Government was never consul- First of all, it certainly does not inate all commuter lots in favor Vicious rumors and petty competition is what ted. It is a fairly common prac- have the best interests nor the of a multi-level commuter park- It's about time someone woke defeats the entire foundation of Greek organiza- tice that USG be given input into quality of life of the students in ing garage behind the Health up and realized where parking tions. And until the individuals responsible for the plans such as these. In addition, mind. As well, this plan is cer- Center. For those of you who are money comes from. It's also fate of the ADPi's are quieted, the chapter will not students pay every cent that tainly not the message that we concerned about a possible eye- about time to realize who the goes toward parking services. If want to send to our new stu- sore, underground parking gar- customers are at the University be the only one to suffer the consequences. students foot the biO, they need dents, nor is it the way this Uni- ages seem to be more in style and to start implementing plans to have a say in what course will versity feels about its incoming these days. Convert the current and policies that meet their betaken. freshmen. One comment made faculty parking lot located at the needs. This proposal is like swiss in the paper was that incoming heating plant on Thurstin to an- Coughlin is president of USG. cheese; it has too many holes. freshmen wouldn't be upset be- other commuter lot. Then, move His column appears every other Advances give Simple geography and common cause they wouldn't be aware of all faculty and staff to Lot 6, thus Thursday in The News. a precious gift

Medical miracles never cease to be amazing. From the polio vaccination to artificial Pregnancy should be a matter of choice; a woman's body is her own heart transplants, every medical breakthrough has surpassed its predecessor. Most recently is the na- To the Editor, childbirth. I mean, what else are have her father's permission. available. If you haven't any tion's first living-donor liver transplant. This is in response to the letter they good for? Now tell me, where does the idea of what might happen if the of Nov. 10 by Jennifer Barnard. But on a more serious note. I choice lie? In Barnard's right to choose is taken away, In Chicago Tuesday, a mother donated part of her First of all, I would like to per- hope she never, has to make the research for her letter, she men- look in the new Our Bodies Our- liver to her 21-month-old daughter. The transplant sonally thank her for saying that choice. The operative word here tioned percentages of choices to selves and see what can happen. marked only the fourth time a liver has been trans- a man is not responsible for a is choice. If she were to talk to a back up her claims. Did her There is a picture of a woman planted from a live donor. woman getting pregnant. Not pro-choice woman or man, she research lead her to look any who bled to death because her As Americans, we should count our blessings in only does this allow a man to go might find that they believe a further? right to control her own body out and have sex (without pre- woman should have the right to A woman's right to choose has was taken away. regards to the advanced medical technology avail- caution) with any woman that choose what should be done to a long tradition. In societies that As for myself, I believe that a able. Other generations have not been so lucky. he can get, but it also frees him her body. It is her body; it is not are/were matrilineal or matri- woman's body is her own and Neither have those in underdeveloped countries, from any of the responsibility if public property. In most states, focal, women have control over she is the one to make the de- where such modern medical care still is not availa- the woman gets pregnant. Since a man can have a vasectomy their own bodies. Only when so- cisions concerning her body, not ble. Barnard is saying that it is a without the consent of his wife. cieties bought into the idea of a society. For your information. I woman's responsiblity, not a Women in many states must male-dominated world did am married, and my wife ana I In light of these advances, patients who are ter- man's, why should a man care if have their husband's approval women begin to lose their have a son. This son was born minally ill are given a ray of nope — with some of a woman gets pregnant? It before they can have a tubal Le- voices. I sincerely hope that because we chose to be parents. them reaching the light at the end of the tunnel. wasn't his fault. Abo, isn't it the gation (their tubes "tied" to Barnard never has to make a We were not forced. Continued financial support of research and de- accepted notion that a woman's prevent pregancy). In some in- choice, because I'm afraid that Michael D. Daniel velopment is crucial for continued success. We place is in the home and in stances, a woman who is 18 must one day the choice might not be 300 Napoleon Rd. must remember that one day the need for such pro- gress and expertise may hit close to home. Researchers, doctors and others responsible for Mixed signals can lead to date rape, women can't be blamed these "modern miracles" are to be applauded for To the Editor, date rape may have its roots in meant "yes" on at least one oc- in unwanted sex. In one study, 63 their diligent efforts. Without them, many families The Nov. 17 issue of Friday the sexual double standard. One casion. As a result, some males percent of the males reported could never say "Here's to life." Magazine included an article researcher summarized the may have a hard time distin- having engaged in unwanted ("The only thing I felt was vio- double standard as "Real men guishing between situations sexual intercourse on at least lated") in which I was quoted on don't say no, and 'nice' women when "no" means no and when one occasion. Many of the the issue of date rape. I am con- don't say yes." As such, females "no" means yes and date rape is reasons given by the males for cerned that because portions of may sometimes feel pressured one potential outcome. In no engaging in unwanted sex The BG News Staff the interview from the article, to say "no" to sex when they re- way, however, does this suggest seemed to reflect the belief that Ptioio Ednor John Grtaihop Copy Editor my statements on this matter ally mean "yes" for fear that that females are somehow to "real men don't say no." The AMI Ptioio Editor Pit Mmgaraai Copy Ednor .... Ivan Qrogar may have been interpreted to their partner will think they are blame for their victimization. bottom line is that unwanted sex Sporta Editor Don Hanalay Copy Editor Tanya Moon mean that I blamed females for easy or will lose respect for Whereas females have a hard or date rape happens to both fe- AMI Sown Editor Mark HunMbrlnker Copy Editor Knaten KwtaakowaW date rape. This is not my belief them. In two studies, almost 40 time saying "yes," some males males and males VWraEdttx Daborah HtopU Copy Editor Angala Murphy and the point that I was trying to Grcent of the females reported have anarf" timef saying "no" Shelly Travis Cily EdHo> Grag Plagana Copy Eater . . . Maria Parma make in the interview was that ving said "no" when they and may ti.. ->re also engage Psychology Entartammant Editor Christian Thompaon Copy Editor Mary Rarnkoaalar Aaat Entartammant Editor Chrta Oawaon Production Sup'r Morrla Naar Chraf Copy Editor uaa Sonunaerrar Production Sup'r Lynn StabaMn Fotman CMai Copy Editor Branda Young Production Sup'r . . 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Bowing Qraan Stale UnrvaraHy Bowing Qraan. Ohio 43403-0276 8:00 am to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday THE BG NEWS Campus Life Smoking class offered American Cancer Society program helps students quit

emotions. Kaplan agreed that two weeks by Lori Miller are enough time for someone to staff writer The purpose of the program is stop smoking. to help students by offering strategies to help them cope, "The decision to (quit) smok- Students who tried but failed Morgan said. ing takes an instant," he said. to stop smoking after the recent "It's harder to become adjusted Great American Smokeout day For example, if a student is to smoking than to stop smoking may want to enroll in a smoking addicted to cigarettes because because people have to work cessation class the University is of the nicotine, they are told to very hard to overcome the awful now offering. drink plenty of fluids the first taste of cigarettes." Fresh Start, a program of the three days after quitting, she American Cancer Society, "will said. The people who take part in help students look at why they this class will be exposed to smoke," said Fay Morgan, faci- "This and plenty of exercise more forces encouraging them litator of the program. helps to cut down on the craving to smoke than forces discourag- (of nicotine)," she said. ing them, Kaplan said. "Smoking is extremely dan- gerous to a student's health and Classes last only two weeks, "There is literally billions of we want to give them an oppor- but Morgan said this is adequate dollars a year spent on advertis-K tunity to stop smoking before it's time for someone to stop smoking promoting cigarette use," he* too late." Morgan said. ing. said. "Smoking is an obvious way "The American Cancer Soci- Advertising tries to appeal to for someone to achieve terrible ety has completed research feelings of confidence, success health," Director of Health Ser- which shows that longer pro- and popularity, he said. vices, Joshua Kaplan said. grams are not more effective BG News/Pat Mingarelli (than shorter ones)," she said. Classes are already under- Berry Good Ice Cream Morgan said people smoke be- "Two weeks of intensive educa- way, but students who wish to To make strawberry ice cream in her Food Science 210 class Carri Hayden, junior, adds strawberries to a cause For one of three reasons: a tion followed by ongoing support enroll in future classes should mixture of eggs. milk, cream, half and half, sugar and flour while her classmate Tammy Elsass. junior, physical addiction, out of habit is what (students) need to be- call The Well at the Student stirs the mixture that will eventually become the icecream. or as a way to deal with their come successful ex-smokers." Health Center, Morgan said. Professor writes Air fare price war escaiates Airlines are managing dis- tered the Oakland-Ontario, Ca- more than Eastern had before by Doug Carroll count fares better by piling on lif., market this year. its unions struck in March. education text USA Today-CIN restrictions and limiting the Eastern's cheap "Baek in Busi- number of seats they sell at low Fares to Philadelphia may ness" fares end Dec. 15, but various aspects of education Fare fights are heating up and prices. And the law of supply also be reduced because Mid- more promotions are expected. by Sandra Kowalsky and classroom instruction. although they haven't spread and demand dictates that fares way, soon to open a hub, has cut staff writer In a workbook format, the everywhere —and might not — actually could rise on some fares to as low as $89 one way Florida trips may also be a book is to be used as a sup- fliers in some regions can expect routes because Braniff last week between Philadelphia and seven bargain as Eastern, Pan Am The poor observation skills elementary text in introdue- Sood prices on plane tickets for stopped all scheduled passenger Florida cities, Derchin said. and American increase service of education majors promp- >ry education classes for le next several months. service. USAir, the city's biggest airline, in Miami, Derchin said. Delta, ted a University professor to freshmen and sophomores. The regional battles likely to Some travelers may find bar- has matched them. Fliers can which has an Orlando hub, also write a new textbook which is Chiarelott co-authored the occur through early 1990 could gains when airlines begin offer- expect more cheap fares when will be in the thick of the fight expected to textbook with Kevin Ryan, a resemble those of 1985-86, when ing cheap fares to attract pas- Midway adds four more cities for Northeast Florida traffic this be used in a professor at Boston Universi- People Express was still flying sengers on new routes. Dec.l. winter. required ty, and Leonard Davidman, a and fare wars left the industry Derchin said one of the hot education [irofessor at California Po- swimming in red ink. spots to watch is California, be- Flights in Atlanta should be It is also the off-season for course next ytechnic State University. "All the ingredients are cause American, United, Delta, lower because Delta, the city's European travel. semester. "Our concern in writing the there," said Michael Derchin, USAir, Southwest and Alaska No. 1 airline, faces growing Leigh book was to provide early ex- airline analyst at Drexel Burn- will battle along the West Coast. competition from Eastern, "You normally have tremen- Chiarelott, perience in ooserving various ham Lambert Inc. American is building a hub in which is planning 300 daily dous bargains, Derchin said. professor of phenomena in schools," However, that does not mean San Jose and Southwest has flights in and out of Atlanta by "I would expect this year you'll education, Chiarelott said. fares will drop to 1985 levels. brought fares down since it en- mid-1990, Derchin said. That is have more than normal." wrote Lett- _ Chiarelott expects the book S e S on Chiarelott to be used next fall in EDCI- Teaching, a 10-chapter book EDFI 202, the class required intended to teach students ob- of all education majors. The servation skills in order to class requires students to • ••* • ••• make sound judgments on D See Education, page 4. Join the fight for Clean Air!

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Electric D Continued from page 1. ber. Old workers fear high-tech "We thought we were doing Due to the turnover in occu- really good on our electric for pants and varying usage habits the first two months, only pay- of rental units, these customers ing $4 a piece, then we got this the American Association of Re- and loyalty. For example. 89 commitment to fully use older are most likely to experience by Nancy Benac percent of employers rated their workers, down from one-third in bill/'Fairchild said. Associated Press witter tired Persons, was based on significant jumps. Changes in Fairchild also said she was not older workers as excellent or 1985. it found. the number and lifestyles of oc- aware the city used an esti- very good in commitment to cupants, as well as estimates mated billing system. WASHINGTON - U.S. busi- "You have to take quality. "One of the most disturbing based on readings when apart- "They told us nothing. We had nesses like their older em- the initiative to Older employees sot their findings of this study is the re- ments are empty can skew es- no idea where this bill came ployees' strong work ethics but lowest marks on feeling com- ported decline in senior man- timates, Stockburger said. from so we called," Fairchild give them low grades on adapt- seek training and fortable with new technologies, agement's formal commitment "When you have varying oc- said. "I would rather they just ing to new technology and offer maintain needed such as computers, with just 22 to utilizing older workers," the cupancies, we can have these read it every month. This is ridi- few programs to help them mas- Krcent of the businesses rating report said. problems." he said. "With long- culous." ter it, a private study said today. skills. An older sir older workers as excellent time residents you don't see Stockburger said his office has or very good in that category. Unless more is done to help ol- that." received more than 100 calls this Many older workers, mean- worker can't wait der workers adapt, "non- University junior Matthew month from customers con- while, see themselves as an un- for an employer to Executives at the largest technologically oriented older Hey, 560 Frazee Ave., said he cerned with jumps in their bills. tapped resource and feel frus- companies were prone to give workers could find themselves and his roommates experienced "We've had a lot of calls." trated about the scarcity of pro- make the first older workers less credit for shut out of rewarding well- a $150 dollar jump between their Stockburger said. "The prob- grams to help them contribute move." their work habits and to be more paying positions," the report October and November bills. lems that have developed repre- more on the job, according to the critical of their ability to adapt "We didn't leave our lights sent a relatively small percent- study by the Daniel Yankelovich -Horace Deets, AARP to technology, the report said. more than anyone else or turn age, but we still feel it's a signif- Group research company. AARP Executive Director the heat up or anything," Hey icant problem." "When discussing their work Executive Director The study said 79 percent of Horace Deets said the report in- said. "It just went from $8.58 to Discussion of the new billing situation ... older employees executives reported "their com- dicates that businesses have $158 in one month." program is on the agenda for the seem fearful," the study said. C'es were 'finding ways to improved their attitudes toward Junior Alissa Fairchild. 656 Dec. 11 meeting of the Public U- "They believe they are vulnera- rage the experience of older older workers but those changes Frazee Ave., said she ana her tlllties Board, Stockburger said. ble, even disposable." telephone interviews with exec- workers,' but other data from have not been "translated into roommates also experienced a "We are certainly considering utives at 400 businesses and on this survey do not support this changed behaviors and business jump when, after $14 an $17 bills the fact that this system may not Technological training "is "focus group" discussions success in tapping older iractices." for September and October, they be appropriate tor the rental critical if older employees are to among employees age 50 and ol- workers' skills." received a $104 bill for Novem- properties," he said. thrive in today's workplace," der. Deets said the report's mes- the report said, adding that Skills training programs for sage to older workers was, "You Education more needs to be done to match The study found that busi- older workers had been adopted have to take the initiative to D Continued from page 3. "After reading through jour- qualified older workers with nesses give older workers high by just three in 10 companies seek training and maintain nals written by students who had jobs that use their skills. ratings on characteristics such surveyed, the same proportion needed skills. An older worker explore the profession of observed teachers, it was clear as attendance, punctuality, re- as in a 1985 study, and one-fourth can't wait for an employer to teaching by observing teachers to me that students were picking The report, commissioned by liability, commitment to quality of businesses had a formal make the first move." in actual classroom situations. up things that were not effective She said she believes the teaching," she said. judgment skills of students are The various chapters of the lacking. book deal with these topics: the BG RADIATOR One student's journal entry relationship between a school conveyed that a college student and the community, identifica- WHOLESALE PRICES! felt it was acceptable for a tion of effective schools, and in- teacher to reprimand a student terviewing other teachers about & by embarrassing him in front of their profession to find out more the entire class. INSTALLATION about the career. Taxi • TOWING SERVICES D Continued from page 1. hours — the city has requested more government funding to To combat backups in taxi purchase another taxi, she said. • FOREIGN CAR service from the increased passenger load —especially during While she expects the state to RADIATORS pay for another vehicle, $15,000 the morning and afternoon rush is needed from the city to hire another driver, she said. • WELDING SERVICES The city's taxi fleet currently EXAM SPECIAL is made up of two cars and a van Sunday, December 3 thru Thursday, December 7 equipped for handicapped • RADIATOR REPAIR Sunday, December 12 thru Thursday, December 14 riders, and the service employs Study and Relax in the privacy of your own room four full-time drivers. The cab service is the city's 352-5133 at %, only form of public transporta- BEST WESTERN JK£ tion and it is an important ser- 520 S. Maple Falcon Pla«. vice to many residents, Line- back said. 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Mock irks Gorbachev's daughter Judge censured for biased ruling Hinckley denied media contact MOSCOW (AP) - The actor stuck out his chin, pursed his lips and AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Homosexual activists are applauding a WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge Tuesday denied a request flipped his wrist in a Questioning gesture — and the laughter that ex- state judicial panel's decision to censure a judge who saidhe gave a by presidential assailant John Hinckley to be interviewed by news ploded from the disbelieving audience proved everyone knew who he lighter sentence to a killer because the two victims were "queers." organizations, saying Hinckley's mental illness could worsen with was supposed to be. Attorneys for District Judge Jack Hampton of Dallas said they public exposure. Only one person, a young woman in third row center at Moscow's were disappointed that "the commission must have succumbed to U.S. District Court Judge June Green rejected Hinckley's request Satire Theater, bent her head and appeared more traumatized than pressure from the media and from uninformed special interest for up to two interviews per month with the news media, starting amused by the parody of President Mikhail Gorbachev. groups." with ABC-TV and77ie Washington Post She was his daughter, Irina. Members of the Dallas Gay Alliance say they still want Hampton A directive at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington prohibiting Clearly upset, she left Friday night's performance of emigre to step down. personal interviews between maximum-security patients and the writer Vladimir Voinovich's courtroom comedy, "The Tribunal," "I believe that it's certainly a step in the right direction," said Wil- news media "embodies a reasonable and constitutionally valid" ap- before the curtain call. liam Wayboum, president of the group. "But Judge Hampton re- proach with regard to Hinckley, the judge said. But if she could not laugh at her father, the rest of the audience mains on the bench. What is to happen now to gay men and lesbians The directive, the judge noted, permits patients to correspond could, in a way they could never publicly laugh at a Soviet leader be- who come into his courtroom?" with reporters by mail. Hinckley has done so in the past. fore. Bill Nelson, an attorney for the alliance, said the group intends to Hinckley, found not guilty by reason of insanity in the March 1961 In one of the ironies of Gorbachev's policy of Glasnost, or greater file a petition with the Texas Supreme Court calling for Hampton's assassination attempt on then-President Reagan, has been a patient openness, he has become the butt of jokes by a growing group of removal. at St. Elizabeth's since August 1982. Three months ago, he filed a fearless comics, who once could not have dreamed of mocking the The State Commission on Judicial Conduct issued its censure motion saying his First Amendment right of free speech was being country's leader — at least not in public and not while he was alive. Tuesday for Hampton, whose remarks to reporters in December ig- violated. nited a yearlong storm of criticism. "The Tribunal" is not especially biting. The new "court chair- Last December, Hampton said he sentenced Richard Lee Bednar- The judge said testimony by Dr. Raymond Patterson, a forensic man," played by Vyacheslav Bezrukov, speaks with a southern Rus- ski to 30 years in prison — instead of life — for the slaying of two men psychiatrist, established that Hinckley's personality "is particular- sian accent that turns g's into h's, darts his eyes constantly and pro- in a park because the victims were homosexual. ly vulnerable to reinforcement through media contact, resulting in poses a commission as the best solution to festering injustice. "Those two gays that got killed wouldn't have been killed if they exacerbation of his illness generally.,r hadn't been cruising the streets picking up teen-age boys," Hampton The light mockery would roll off the back of a Western leader ac- told reporters at the time. At a court hearing in September, Patterson testified that Hinckley customed to unflattering caricatures and tasteless scatological "I don't much care for queers cruising the streets picking up teen- suffers from narcissistic personality disorder and that approving jokes. But it is still scandalous in Moscow. age boys. I've got a teen-age boy." Hinckley's request for personal interviews with the media would be harmful to his therapy. Hinckley said after his arrest that he attempted the assassination STATE / LOCAL in an effort to attract actress Jodie Foster. He shows "continued intense interest" in the actress, the judge said.

Lukens deserts during appeals Rumored poacher investigated !RS leaves Foxx empty-handed COLUMBUS (AP) — U.S. Rep. Donald Lukens, convicted of COLUMBUS (AP) — A Holmes County game protector was the LAS VEGAS (AP) — Comedian Redd Foxx said he would have having sex with a 16-year-old girl, "will be nowhere near Columbus, subject of a hearing Wednesday at the Ohio Department of Natural asked his show-business friends for help had he known the Internal Ohio,' Thursday when a state court hears arguments in his appeal, Resources wildlife division, following rumors of deer poaching, the Revenue Service was going to raid his home and seize his property to an aide said. department said. pay past-due taxes. The 58-year-old Republican from Middletown was convicted May Game Protector Bill Hlavin, who was suspended with pay last rtI could have gotten in touch with Eddie Murphy orRichard Pryor 26 of contributing to the unruliness of a minor and was sentenced to .week, met with a personnel hearing committee Wednesday after- or Frank Sinatra or somebody who knows that,"you know, I have 30 days in jail and a $500 fine. He is appealing to the 10th Ohio Dis- noon, said Dick Scott, executive administrator of the department's been helpful to a lot of people, the star of the old TV series "Sanford trict Court of Appeals while free on bond. law enforcement division. and Son'' said Tuesday after IRS agents left him with only a bed at Oral argument were scheduled for this morning. Richard Pierce, assistant chief of the division, said Hlavin's con- his home. Lukens left Wednesday for Taiwan with four other congressmen to duct was being investigated following rumors of poaching in Holmes Agents seized at least seven cars and even took jewelry that Foxx oversee elections there on Friday, said William Jarrell, Lukens' County. was wearing, said his business manager, Prince Spencer. chief of staff. "There has been a lot of rumors, but I can't comment on the alle- "It looked like a rock house raid," Spencer said. "They really Jarrell said Lukens refused a request for an interview on the ad- gations," Scott said Wednesday. He said the personnel hearing was played it kind of rough." vice of his attorney. not a public meeting and he did not know if officials would comment The IRS said the seizures were made to pay $755,166.21 in taxes "I can tell you that he's very upbeat about it, but he will be noon the proceedings. Foxx owed for 1983, 1984 and 1986. It said Foxx had ignored four where near Columbus. Ohio, tomorrow," Jarrell said Wednesday in David Gadfield of Orrville last week told officers he discovered a payment notices. a telephone interview from his Washington office. pit containing four deer carcasses whose antlers had been removed. IRS spokeswoman Norma Lalley refused to say whether Foxx's Wildlife officials say that rumors have circulated of antlers being house was seized, but Spencer said agents told the entertainer he Lukens was convicted after a five-day trial in Franklin County sold to Asians for aphrodisiacs and of illegally killed deer sold for could continue staying at the home until it was sold. The home was Domestic Relations Court. The girl, Rosie Coffman, and her mother, profit. valued at $200,000 in a 1983 court filing. Anna, had charged that Lukens knew she was underage when he The Holmes County prosecutor's office is also investigating ru- Foxx filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection that year, citing paid her to have sex at his Columbus apartment in November 1988. mors of poaching, but no prosecutor was available for comment $1.6 million owed the IRS from taxes before 1983 and more than The girl is now 17. Wednesday, an office spokeswoman said. $800,000 owed other creditors. File With Macintosh Saue you can even do this: Saue Hs Matintosh*computers have always been easy to use. But they've never been this easy to own. Presenting The Macintosh Sale. Through January 31, you can save hundreds of dollars on a variety Print... 3§P of Apple* Macintosh computers and peripherals. So now there's no reason to settle for an ordinary PC. With The Quit 3§Q Macintosh Sale, you can wind up with much more of a computer. Without spending a lot more money

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by J.J. Thompson idea," said Michael Horton, a freshman at try store where they can buy candy, fruit, USA Today-CIN UAF who uses the system. popcorn and specialty items like tins or bal- So far 600 students out of a total UAF en- loon-a-grams. The card also pays off in the rollment of about 14,000 use the Razorbuck$ school's pizza shop, bakery ana grill. College students far from home for the last card. Since the card cannot be used in the book- three months by now most likely have prac- "It's really a debit card," said Jean store, class supplies have to be paid for some ticed that desperate plea: "Send money!" Kwaterski, director of the university's ID of- other way. But that's a limitation, no doubt After all, it doesn't take long for the cost of fice. "A student, faculty or staff member welcome to many parents, that also cuts out books, activity fees, phone bills and those can come in and put $100 on the card. Then purchases of T-shirts, gym shorts and other late-night pizza deliveries to deplete a once- he cango to the bookstore and buy a $25 not-so-necessary items the UAF card can hefty money supply. book. The computer subtracts it from the Parents who must keep kids in college initial amount and (the balance) shows up ^0Not that overuse of the card is every par- cash — especially if they're attending school on the register so they know exactly how ent's worry. in another state — can be a hassle. Should much more credit they have." David McGee of Morrilton, Ark., father of they send cash? Set up a checking account in Most merchants on campus accept the UAF student Travis McGee. said he is con- a hometown bank? Open an account at the card, a product of Griffin Technology ui New stantly asking his son if he needs more college credit union, or at a bank near cam- York, she said. No off-campus merchants money. pus? What about credit cards? accept payments made with the card — "He's very thrifty — not to the point of be- Most importantly, is there any way to likely a plus with many parents. ing cheap, but he doesn't just throw money guide the cash flow toward essentials and "If anyone off-campus wanted to be able away." away, from frivolous extras, short of dire to use it, we would have to get an OK on it, "(Besides) it's really easier on him (to use threats and recriminations? and I'm pretty sure the administration RazorbuckJ). Now he doesn't have to go to Increasingly, colleges across the country wouldn't let us do it," she said. the money machine before he goes to the are adapting various systems that allow A similar but more limited debit payment store," he said. "There's only one cash ad- parents some input into how their cash sub- system is in effect at Harding University in vance machine on that big campus." sidies are spent. Searcy, Ark., through the school's food ser- Some schools allow students to charge vice company, ARA Services of Philadel- Speaking of convenience, Harding's card items from the bookstore or other campus phia. even buys catering services. shops to their student identification cards, "We sell eight different meal plans," later billing students or parents for the pur- Joann Owen said. In addition to the standard "One girl wanted three dozen cookies for a chases. three meals a day — which all students liv- club function," Owen said. "No problem — Razorbuck), a program at the University ing on campus are required to buy — differ- they just charged it to her declining bal- of Arkansas in Fayetteville that's less than a ent amounts ranging from $40 to $150 can be ance." year old, offers another approach. added on each semester for what they call a Parents — or students — simply deposit "declining balance." The catch at Harding is that the money put money in a special school account, which re- Part-time students, commuters and staff down on a card in a semester has to be used quires no start-up fees. The student then can members can get a declining balance card within that time period or it is lost, which use his school ID. eouipped with a comput- without buying the basic meal plan. explains a lot of end-of-the-year pizza par- erized bar code, to shop for books, food and The cards can be used in the cafeteria, ties. UAF keeps the Razorbuck) account other essentials. Owen said, where a student might want to open for an unlimited time and returns the "My parents really thought it was a good feed a visiting friend, or in "a campus coun- balance when it's closed. Drug war Lauber a Continued from page 1. his department into the fight, D Continued from page 1. front of the wall, had moved just and later this month he is ex- School officials had barri- moments before the wall fell. A United States. pected to announce new, more cades and support braces re- photographer pulled her out of Recently, Defense Secretary aggressive programs to inter- moved from the wall prior to the the way and Zoller took her to Richard Cheney vowed to bring dict drug shipments. broadcast to present a better Mercy Hospital. visual image. However, the Lauber, who has worked at weight of the students on the Channel 13 for seven years as a > After a snooze, catch THE BG NEWS' wall mugging for the camera reporter and anchor, told re- and waving wildly caused the porters after the incident she wall to fall. was not going to sue. BG News/Pal Mingarelll Three others were also in- "If you can't laugh at these A Warm Light jured. things," Lauber had said, "what To avoid the cold. Marcus Walton, freshman, walks through the Ed- Lauber, who was sitting in can you do?" ucation Building on the way to Kohl Hall from his Wednesday afternoon math class in the Math Science Building. 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by Sharon Herbaugh as caretaker prime minister. The resignation birthday cleared the way for the National Front alliance to Associated Press writer form the next government for the world's most po- on holiday ads pulous democracy. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - The policy was decided on at a hushed NEW DELHI India - Prime Minister Rajiv The Congress Party has been out of office only The newspaper of the Roman meeting last month of the Visi- Gandhi resigned Wednesday, and for only the sec- once before since independence from Britain, for Catholic Diocese of Providence tor's board of directors, said the ond time since independence in 1947, his Congress 29 months after losing the 1977 elections. by Jeff Wilson has told politicians that if they Rev. John Hunt, the news- Party did not claim the right to form the next National Front leaders predicted Wednesday want to advertise holiday greet- paper's executive director. Associated Press writer government. they would choose the next prime minister, but dif- ings, they'll have to sign a de- The publisher, Bishop Louis Opposition parties began trying to assemble a ferences arose among the five parties. claration supporting a constitu- Gelineau, did not attend but MAUBU, Calif. — Dick Clark, coalition. A meeting was delayed until Thursday, then tional amendment against abor- supports the decision, Hunt said. the boyish Pied Piper of rock 'n' Gandhi submitted his resignation to President Friday, while legislators from the alliance tried to tion. roll known to generations as Ramaswamy Venkataraman and said he was persuade its main leader, Vishwanath Pratap So far, politicians are refusing Gelineau recently chastised America's oldest teen-ager, ready for the role of opposition leader. Singh, to take the job. Singh has repeatedly said he to sign. A spokesman for one, Rep. Claudine Schneider, turns 60 today secluded on an- "Tne people have given their verdict," he said in does not want it. Warwick Mayor Francis R-R.I., for her view that a other continent far away from a televised speech Wednesday night. "In all humi- "There will be trouble in the party if V.P. Singh Flaherty, a Democrat consider- woman's decision whether to the enamored masses. lity, we respect the verdict." is not elected prime minister," said Jaipal Reddy ing a run for governor, said he have an abortion is her own, al- The squeaky-clean packager A new government will be formed. We extend of Janata Dal, or People's Party, largest of the five was offended despite his anti- though Schneider personally op- of pop will blow out the candles to them our good wishes and offer them our con- parties in the National Front. abortion stance. poses abortion. on a birthday cake with his wife, structive cooperation," said the 45-year-old for- Singh is a former Gandhi minister and ally who Kari, and another couple some- mer airline pilot, who won his own Parliament seat has become his most prominent political foe. Rhode Island politicians tra- Circulation figures were not where in Brazil, publicist Paul ' overwhelmingly for a third time. The National Front and its allies picked up ditionally buy Christmas greet- immediately available for the Shefrinsaid. Congress won more Parliament seats in last enough pledges of support from smaller parties ings ads in tneProvidence Visi- weekly paper, but it is an in- No fanfare. No party. No fuss. week's elections than any other party, but was far Wednesday form a majority in the 543-seat Lok tor. fluental publication in a state Whether because of modesty short of a majority. Sabha, the lower house of Parliament where the The paper previously has bar- where the population is two-th- or vanity, Clark turned down an Venkataraman asked Gandhi to remain in office power lies. red campaign ads from pro- irds Catholic. interview request. In the past, choice politicians, but in a re- Hunt said the paper could lose the multimillion-dollar enter- cent letter told officeholders and as much as $5,000 in revenue a tainer-producer said he would office seekers that congratula- year. prefer to "age gracefully" with- Nuclear dump delayed tory ads and holiday greetings out media attention. also would be rejected unless the Wrinkles can finally be seen by Robert Burns could not comment on anything earthquake and volcanic poten- Sjliticians signed the declara- on his boyish face, but it's hard Associated Press writer concerning Yucca Mountain. tial of the site. Ml. to believe he's 60. The principal delay is of The nation's nuclear power For decades, his youthful several years in sinking explor- plants are storing their highly "The Providence Visitor holds looks were the butt of jokes. He WASHINGTON - The Energy atory shafts at in the mountain radioactive spent fuel at the the view that abortion consti- once compared the burden to Department soon will announce about 100 miles northwest of Las Slant sites and have long wanted tutes the greatest single outrage that of female sex symbols. major new delays in building the Vegas on the government nu- ) move that waste into a con- being waged against humanity "They're constantly told how nation's first permanent dump clear weapons test range to de- trolled site underground. in America today," the letter wonderful they look, Dut it gets for highly radioactive nuclear termine the geologic suitability said. to be a drag after a while be- waste, congressional and other of the site, said the sources, who cause someday the looks have sources said Tuesday. spoke on condition that they not gotta go. It would be nice to be Faced with political oppo- be identified. allowed to age gracefully," he sition from Nevada, where the The department instead will said. proposed dump is supposed to be spend additional years in above- ALL YOU CANE ATI Ui^«fi/* "*"- Clark arrived in the nation's built inside Yucca Mountain by ground geological work to de- living rooms through his "Amer- the year 2003, and with nu- termine if there is anything that ican Bandstand" television merous technical problems, the would rule out the mountain as a "There's NO business department will tell Congress it site able to hold radioactive show, introducing teen-agers to BBQ RIBS like SNOW business Stevie Wonder, The Jackson 5 cannot meet the deadline, the waste from nuclear power and Madonna, as well as the sources said. plants for at least 10,000 years. liKeMO business 1 KNOW " Bunny Hop, Twist and Jerk Energy Secretary James Things that might disqualify RIBS dance crazes. Watkins, after several months of the sites include volcanic activi- review, has decided a delay of at ty and unacceptably high risk of SEASON'S GREETINGS "Bandstand," as it was first least three years cannot be major earthquakes in the area, FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST. titled, hit the airwaves in Sep- avoided, the sources said. the sources said. & Kloa $400 tember 1952 on WFIL-TV in Phi- Department officials are to The Nuclear Regulatory ladelphia with Bob Horn and Lee brief members of Congress in Commission had advised the de- TONIGHT 4:30 — 7:00 p.m. detail later this week. partment this summer that it THE PHEASANT ROOM 2nd FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION g Stewart as hosts. Watkins' press secretary, should delay sinking the shafts No Reservations accepted lor these Specials THE SOURCE M.J. Jamison, said Tuesday she until it understood better the SIS E. 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BG stings Yellow Jackets Venable sparks Second half surge sparks cagers in 83-63 victory teams," DC head coach Marv Hohenberger 9-0 spurt. The scrappy Venable was the by Mark Huntebrinkei said. "But they woke up in the second half spark in this rally, also, collecting seven Falcon attack assistant sports editor and came after us a lot harder than they did points and two steals during the stretch. in the first half." But the Yellow Jackets wouldn't fold. by Andy Woodard The 1968-39 basketball season is not yet a The Falcons turned the pace up a notch They responded to the challenge by cutting sports writer week old, but the Bowling Green men's mid-way through the second stanza. After a BG's nine point lead to three following a squad has been to both ends of the basketball Terry Mormon basket with 11:31 left to play John Reppart bucket with 9:37 left before spectrum. cut the DC deficit to three points, the hosts the intermission. Clinton Venable modestly says his statistics aren't that im- Last weekend, the Fal- went on 14-0 run to increase the lead to 17 at The Falcons held a 31-2S lead after a Steve portant. cons experienced a taste of 66-49 with 8:21 remaining. The Yellow Jack- Watson (12 points, five rebounds) jumper But without his scoring, assists and steals Wednesday night. the fast lane when they ets could not muster a rally following the BG with 4:27 left in the half, but DC proceeded to Bowline Green would have been hard pressed to win its second participated with the likes onslaught. outscore BG 10-5 to draw within 36-35 at the game of the year, 83-63. of the Sun Belt Conferen- The surge was led by junior guard Clinton half. The Yellow Jackets shot an eye- Venable, a 5-foot-ll point guard, sparked a ce's Jacksonville Dolphins Venable, who scored a game-high 24 points. popping .565 percent from the floor in the 22-4 second-half spurt with 10 points, three and the Big East's Provi- During the stretch, the junior college trans- halt, while BGshot .467 percent. assists and a steal, turning a 45-44 Defiance dence Friars. fer recorded eight points and two of his "Defiance was able to stick to their game lead with 13:35 left into a 6M9 BG advantage In Wednesday night's team-high five assists. plan in the first half by spreading the floor at the 8:28 mark. 83-63 victory over Defiance BG head coach Jim Larranaga credited and penetrating off the dribble." Larranaga A junior college transfer from Allegany Larranaga Community College in Cumberland, Md., College, the Falcons got a the second-half success to defensive pres- said. "Because they stretched our defense Venable had 24 points, five assists and three close-up view of the other sure. out pretty well, we ended up going to our steals for the night. side of college basketball. But the upset- "In the second half, our defense was creat- bench to get a little more pressure on them. In the Falcons' first two games, Venable minded Yellow Jackets, who trailed 3635 at ing the offensive opportunities," he said. We were unable to do that effectively enough scored 26 and 20 points. For the season, he's the half, played like they had something to "They (offensive opportunities) came in to get the team in an uptempo situation. At averaging 23.3 points per game. He leads the Venable prove as they stood toe-to-toe with talent- bunches. We forced a turnover and a tran- halftime, we stressed the defensive intensity team in scoring, assists (15) and steals (seven). superior BG for 30 minutes. sition shot, and Clinton Venable got us start- had to be much better." Where would Bowling Green be without Venable? ''Coming from the Big East Conference ed. Forwards Tom Hall and Joe Moore came "I can't see it. He's a big part of our offense. He's the cata- ; of atmosphere back home to Defiance With the game tied at eight with 14:15 left off the bench to score 15 and 12 points, re- lyst right now," Falcons co-captain Joe Moore said. ege would have an effect on a lot of in the first half, the Falcons put together a spectively, for BG. "He creates opportunities tor the other players," BG head coach Jim Larranaga said. "He had five assists, but it's more than that. The other players pay attention to him. He comes off a screen and finds the open man. "The other guys are working hard because they know they're Pirates add Terrell to staff going to get the ball." PITTSBURGH (AP) - The slumped to a 18-34 record the eral Manager Larry Doughty a series of escalated contracts Despite Venable's early success, he said he has room to im- Pittsburgh Pirates, whose chief last two seasons. has signed free agents Ted given free agents in baseball's prove. off-season goal was to sign a "He is what he is, a .500 pit- Power and Terrell — a pair of biggest buying binge in years, "I don't have a strong point. I need to work on my overall starting pitcher, reached terms cher with a 4.00 ERA," said Alan .500 career pitchers — during was unusual for a Pirates fran- game," said Venable, who was a first team, junior college Ail- Wednesday with free agent Meersand, Terrell's agent. the last week. chise that has stayed out of the American last year. "The people on this team make me as right-hander Walt Terrell on a "What he says is, 'Put me on a free-agent market since new good as I can be. I throw the ball into (center) Ed Colbert and three-year, $3.6 million con- decent team, let me start 33 "Walt Terrell is a solid starter owners bought the team in 1985. (forward) Steve Watson and they throw it back out and I have tract. games, and 111 win 15 of them.' who has pitched 200-plus innings the open shot." Terrell, expected to be the Pi- the last six years," Doughty They have also been reluctant Venable's defensive presence helped the Falcons force De- rates' third starter behind John Seeking to improve a staff that said. "We need that kind of con- to give pitchers more than two- fiance into 27 turnovers. Smiley and Doug Drabek, was slumped badly during the Pi- sistency on our staff. He's 31 year contracts. They signed vet- "Our defense created offensive opportunities," Larranaga 15-10,15-12 and 17-10 for the De- rates' tumble into fifth place in years old and has never spent eran Bob Walk for three years said. "They came in bunches. It was like one every 10 seconds. troit Tigers from 198M7, but the National League East, Gen- any appreciable time on the dis- last winter, but wouldn't give We forced a turnover, transition, shot — either layup or jum- abled list. He's a workhorse- Dave LaPoint a similar deal. type pitcher." And they expect to lose free "Clinton Venable got us started by drilling a couple shots." He's a veteran starter who agent left-hander Neal Heaton, will keep us in games," Pirates who wants a three-year contract HOWARD'S club H manager Jim Leyland said. but has been offered only two "He's crafty and has a reputa- years. 210 N. MAIN tion for great character." Sixers bomb Cavs The Terrell deal, the latest in The Pirates' slide from second place to fifth place and the re- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - the third quarter, the 76ers went sulting 25 percent attendance Hersey Hawkins made 13 of 14 on a 16-4 run, with Johnny Daw- decline may have prompted shots in scoring a season-high 28 kins scoring six points, including -eorgia their first full-scale dip into the points as the Philadelphia 76ers a jump shot that gave the Sixers free agent pool in five years. defeated the Cleveland Cava- a 76-62 advantage. A layup by liers 114-84 Wednesday night. Hawkins with 1:27 left in the Only $14.95 "There were seven other clubs period put Philadelphia ahead Present coupon lor a one page typeset that were interested, but none The victory was the fourth resume and disk with stored resume. were willing to walk up to the straight and sixth in seven One coupon per person. Valid through line," Meersand said. "I proba- games for Philadelphia. 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I $1.50 admission Ll 1 8:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. THE BG NEWS The Nation's Best College Newspaper B * 1 midnight THE BG NEWS BON*W( Novtmbtf 30,1989 * Houston's Ware deserves award by Don Hensley hope are Dee Dowis, Darian Ha- are a team that thrives on ever- 5. Darian Hagan- Placed into a is another back with more im- have beaten Ware on my ticket, gan and Ty Detmer. ybody doing their job and for tough situation early in the pressive numbers this season but after he managed only 97 sports editor Although The BG News does anyone to think Rice is what season, Hagan has responded by and that is why Smith will take yards on 28 carries against Pur- not receive a vote, this is how I made ND the No. 1 team in the doing nothing more than taking the fourth spot. due last Saturday, he was bum- The winner is... would have filled out my ballot nation for the majority of the Colorado to the Orange Bowl ped to second. Records have fal- For the first time since Bo for the top eight players. season is ridiculous. He s a good and a shot for the national title. 3. Major Harris- A sentimen- len all around Thompson this Jackson nipped Chuck Long in 8. Dee Dowis- The puppet player running a great offense After replacing the late Sal tal favorite because he may be year as he recorded an NCAA 1985, the Heisman Trophy race sized quarterback from the Air and he proved in ND's loss Aunese, Hagan nas played with the most exciting player of the career high 65 touchdowns. He is going down to the finish line. Force Academy got out of the against Miami that he can't a vengeance. Although his stats nine. Although his numbers are also broke the single game rush- The ballots were to be mailed gates in good fashion by leading suiglehandedly win games (50 are respectable, it is the emo- down from last year — when his ing record of 377 yards against in by last Sunday and now the the wishbone attack of Air Force yards rushing on 20 carries and tional side of the story that may West Virginia Mountaineers lost Wisconsin. only thing left is for the ladies to record setting scoring num- 106 passing) like many of the grab enough votes to propel him to Notre Dame for the national and gentlemen at the Downtown bers. But, as soon as the compe- other players can. this high but not any farther. championship — he has still ac- 1. Andre Ware- When search- Atlefic Club in New York to de- tition got tough, Dowis was not (. Ty Detmer- If statistics cumulated 2,581 yards of total ing for records and stats, you cide who will be named as the quite the force he was earlier in alone were the bottom-line in the 4. Emmitt Smith- Smith fin- offense. The only problem is that need to look no farther than most coveted college football the season. Although he finished race for the Heisman, then ished ninth as a freshman two the one game that was crucial Ware. He has 40 touchdowns player in the nation. the season in good fashion last Detmer would already have his Crs ago, but now as a senior hefor him to play well — against through the air and has also Tne race has boiled down to weekend by rushing for 103 name engraved on the trophy. posted numbers worthy of Penn State on ESPN — he fum- passed for more than 400 yards eight players who have a chance yards and throwing for 137 The Brigham Young quarter- being put in the No. 1 spot. He bled the ball away three times in six games — accounting for at the award. Five of them are against Utah, it wUl not be back has accumulated the most has had a solid year by Heisman and that will hurt him in the most of his 3,824 passing yards. legitimate contenders while enough for him to even crack the passing yards in the nation standards, having rushed for 126 final tally. The only problem is that no three are longshots. top five. (4,223), but the one thing that yards a game. He also has a player whose team has ever The ones which will most 7. Tony Rice- I'm sure a lot of wUl hurt him in the polls is the 316-yard effort against New 2. Anthony Thompson- It been on probation has ever won likely finish in the top five spots people don't agree with putting fact that he is only a sophomore Mexico on October 21. The should be a two-man race be- the Heisman. But, Ware was in are Major Harris, Tony Rice, the Notre Dame quarterback and the voters generally tend to amazing thing is he has done tween Thompson and Ware. junior high school when the Andre Ware, Anthony Thomp- this low in the ballot, but he has lean toward the seniors and this with the probation cloud These two will be flip-flopped on Cougars did what put them on son and Emmitt Smith. The been severely overrated juniors. But he could be making hanging like a grey cloud over just about everyone's ballot. probation. So, lets penalize the three players that still have throughout the season. The Irish an acceptance speech in 1991. the Florida program. But there Last week, Thompson would school and not the player. lU's Thompson, Three spikers gain honors Three Bowling Green volleyball players season while establishing herself as one of the two players that took advantage of the were named to the Mid American Confer- the top players in the MAC. skills Popovich possessed in setting — Schil- MSU's Snow ence all-league team. All three of the players She concluded her career with 4,406 career ler and Mika. were named to the first team. assists to establish a new conference record. Schiller earns all-league honors for the Senior Linda Popovich and sophomores Her total is almost 1,000 more than any other first time after being ranked among the Tammy Schiller and Lisa Mika were named player in MAC history. She also holds the league leaders in hitting percentage all top Big Ten team to the elite squad in a vote of the conference conference record in digs with 1,246. season. She ended her sophomore year with coaches. In the past only two players — The two-time Academic Ail-American a team-high 396 kills while also leading the CHICAGO (AP) — Indiana's Anthony Thompson, the na- Renee Manwaring (1982) and JoLynn Wil- holds school records for aces in a season (55) team with a .286 hitting percentage. tion's leading rusher, and defensive stars Percy Snow of Mich- liamson (1986) — were named to the first and a career (190), digs in a season (377) and igan State and Moe Gardner of Illinois were unanimous selec- team squad. assists in a match (80) and a season (1,222). Mika had another solid season to also earn tions on the 1989 Associated Press All-Big Ten football team Popovich has earned all-league honors in Her record in digs and assists were set this all-league mention for the first time. She led announced Wednesday. each of her four years at BG —honorable year. the MAC in hitting percentage with a .283 All three were repeaters from last year's team, along with mention as a freshman and second-team the She also carries a 3.96 gpa in political sci- percentage. Mika was second on the team linebackers Darrick Brownlow of Illinois and Brad Quast of previous two seasons. The 5-foot-4 setter led ence. with 365 kills while she led the team with 127 Iowa, and tailback Tony Boles of Michigan. the Falcons to their first MAC title this Joining Popovich on the first team were blocks. Thompson was named the league's Most Valuable Player for the second year in a row. Quarterback Eric Hunter of Purdue was selected Freshman of the Year. Illinois led the way in the rankings with six players, all of them juniors, named to the team. Champion Michigan landed Swimmers travel to Pittsburgh five spots, as did Michigan State. Ohio State, Indiana and Iowa each had two players listed, and Northwestern and Purdue had one each. Minnesota and Wisconsin were shut out on the first team. Tankers look to challenge some of nations best The team was chosen by a panel of 19 sportswriters and sportscasters covering the Big Ten. by Kim Long individuals — but not expecting "Winning this meet won't a a a Illinois' Jeff George, an outstanding passer, was named sports writer win the title. make us a better team in the Falcon Notes: The women's quarterback for the all-conference team, with Richard Bu- "Team scores will be kept, but MAC,"Gordon said."Improving team has lost only one meet this chanan of Northwestern and Courtney Hawkins of Michigan this won't be our preoccupa- and achieving better perform- season and have won five State the wide receivers. The Bowling Green swim tion," he said. ances will. straight dual meets. Senior Rounding out the unit on offense were tight end Derrick Wal- teams face tough competition "We didn't prepare in a man- swimmer, Shari Williams looks ker of Michigan, tackles Bob Kula of Michigan State and Joe when they participate in the ner to take the whole "I look for this to be our best to continue her winning streak in Staysniak ofOhio State, guards Dean Dingman of Michigan Pittsburgh Invitational this meet,"Gordon added."We are swim and dive performances of the 50 freestyle. This season Wil- and Jeff Davidson of Ohio State, center Curt Lovelace of Illi- Thrusday through Saturday. prepared to swim our best the year,"he said. liams is undefeated in the event. nois and kicker J.D. Carlson of Michigan. The tankers will be challenged times." Snow, Brownlow and Quast marked a rarity as the lineback- by top ranked teams from the The Thursday swimming will Big East and Atlantic Coast In the meet, an individual begin at 7 p.m. while Friday and Sllll ing corps repeated from last year. Up front with Gardner were Conferences. Taking part in the swimmer can participate in Saturday will have competition Travis Davis of Michigan State, Mel Agee of Illinois and Jim meet will be Pittsburgh, St. three events. Gordon said that beginning at 10 a.m. and 6:30 Johnson of Iowa. Bonaventure, the University of the BG swimmers will probably p.m. Defensive back Tripp Welborne of Michigan missed being Maryland at Baltimore, Texas A only compete in two events unanimous by two points. He received 17 first-team votes and & M, Howard University and each. The reason for this is so two second team votes. Mid-American Conference foe, each individual can concentrate Joining Welborne were Harlon Barnett of Michigan State, Miami of Ohio. According to on performing well against good Low Cost Treatment Mike Dumas of Indiana and Henry Jones of Illinois. coach Brian Gordon the Falcons competition. ''We don't want to Hawkins was the only sophomore to make the team that in- are going into the meet looking tire our athletes for this invita- cluded 12 juniors and 11 seniors. for strong performances from tional," he said. VD - STD Men and Women UM drills Grambling HEY DUDE'S Daytime and Evening ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan (2-1), after a lethargic Bring in this coupon with Appointments Michigan coach Steve Fisher start, led 36-26 at the intermis- startled the Crisler Arena crowd sion. Grambling finished with 27 your next printing order and woke up the Wolverines with turnovers, Michigan 18. and receive your a wholesale first-half lineup "It's not so much what Michi- shuffle against Grambling gan did, but what we did to our- OFFICIAL - JEFF RICE'S 354-3540 State. selves," Grambling coach QUICK PRINT PEN! 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Aval COME ONE COME ALL Downtown - S266/mo - NO PETS. t Are you a graduating Senior with a 3.5 and Hay Barn, the term! kraTKSoatrsry cal or atava a meaaage at TO THE ANNUAL Cal 3620000 a member of Alpha Lambda Doha Freehman fust wanted to say that it's nice to aaa ya back Love, Your no 1 AXO Voeaybal team: Dawn. 352 2744 Ask lor Amy Honor Society? If you are considering gradu- from your sick bed and on your last again Boy, 1 female needed to aufoliaai apt tor Spring BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Meassa. Donate. Tiffany. Wendy. And Karen One female non-emoklng roommate needed to ate achool for the 1 990-91 academic year and I bat N feete great to ba abas to wait again and semeeter. Not far from campus $162 mo 1 GOSPEL CHOIR Thinking about Spring? Want to go somewhere ■ubkteaa tor Sprig Semester Trad, student need scholarihlp aaslatance. please contact feel no pain, Huh" Ha Ha From now on take bedroom, large apt. Cal Pan or Beth FALL EXTRAVAGANZA Sunny and warm, other than Florida such aa the preferred lor one half of a hugs two bedroom 372-2457 for Information regarding •••liable care of yourself we missed your smiley 354-6239 Bahamas, Caneun, or South Padre apt Cal 353 8467 fellowahlop money. Apply today • applica- face Love ya. She! Whan: Saturday. December 2, 1988 Islands You can enjoy tha tun and Sun without 1 male roommate needed-Spring Semeeter tions dua on January 15.1990. One or Two roommatos needed to share House Where. St Thomas Moore Church 610 second St Apt B putting a hole In your walet or clearing your sav- on Ridge Street for Spring Semester, and each 425 thureOn. Bowing Green . OH BGSU Mom. Dad. Grandma, Grandpa, Sister. Negotiable price! Cal 354-7224 • PHI MU • PHI MU • PHI MU ings Cal Karen, 353-0515 lor more info Please with own room avaaabie. CHEAP RENT - under Time 8:00p m Promptly Brother. $9 50 and up Jeans N Thing* 531 Phi Class '89, kaeve message if not home $130 00 a month Close To campus and Mam We lust wanted to thank you guys for an Ridge VOLUNTEER TOUR GUIDES street - PMaae Conlact Robin al 353-3347. 2 bedroom unfurnrahed. Spring Semeeter DON'T BE LEFT OUTIIIH awesome SNEAK I You all did an outstanding Open until 8 OOp m VTBago Green Apartments 354 3533 Set . December 2nd is Preview Day Person to sublease an apartment for Spring Job putting It all together to make It a night CHI OMEGA The Office of Admieelontia looking for we will always remember!! ThankslLova, The 1990 Close to campus, rec. and atadkrm. 2 targe Single Rooms are avaatabte In a HUGE 5 Community Share Bang Bang on the door and wa'l let you In on volunteer Tour Guidea to give lours to 353-8485 ask for Rodney Bedroom House with 2 batrrooma and 2 Kitch- Friday. Oct 27. Nov 10. Dec 1 Phi Mu Active a Friday prospective BGSU students It you are en*! Only 1 block from campus Reasonable 8:30 -77 UCF CENTER(Comer ot Thurstin and • PHI MU • PHI MU • PHI MU Rmte Needed for Spring of '90 Own room CHI OMEQA CLOTHING DRIVE interested, come to one of our meetings Rant Cal us st 353-4754 Ridge) Help clothe others m need! Tuaa., November 28 5:30-7pm Rent la $200/mo. Plus gas. alec 8 Phone Comedy Music. Poetry. Discussions. Philoso- -PHIMU- Wad., November 29 4-5:3upm 353-3950 2 mast roomie* n**d*rj rrrnedhttefy not far phy, Video's. Sides. Movement Come and Thura., klovamber 30 2-3:30pm from campue. $160-1607mo. a etec. LEave PRESENTS Someone to sublease my furnished downtown share whatever you wish or come to be enter- "Consequences:" An Alcohol CM OMEQA CLOTHING DRIVE massage tor Doug O 372-4711 . Al meetings wi be held In The efftc lor$275/mon Cal 353-9457 tained Sponsors GSS and BID Thompson Help dome others m need' Panel PRogram. Assembly Room In McFal Center 234 1/2 S. Colege Avaaabie NOW! 1-2 Sublease No dep. req. Every Friday at noon. ALL GRADUATE STU- 210 Math Science bsdrm apt. Vary close to campus. Maximum Thursday, Noremebr 30 $240 00 mo Inlo 372-7698 DENTS Soup and Sandwich Lunch. Donation. CM OMEQA CLOTHING DRIVE VOLUNTEER TOUR QUIOES occupancy 2 people, stove ft refrigerator pro- 7:30-».00pm UCF CENTER, comer ot Thurstin and RMge Help clothe others in need! Set . December 2nd ia Preview Oey vided. $296/mon. Ph: 287-4885 or Everyone Is Wetoomel Ttss Friday Or. Data Smith. Physics and Astron- The Office of Admleelona at looking tor Wanted: t roommateffemele, non-emoklng) 1-837-6992 omy w* discuss "Qod and the Astronomers" To aubieaae duplex apt. for Sprang 1990. CHI OMEQA CLOTHING DRIVE volunteer tour guides to grve tours to 4-person apt. 4 rant. S660/paraon/aamaalar •■• ALPHA XI DELTA ••■ Rant only 3150/mo plus gaa only. "Own Gat your Christmas Shopping Done Early Heap clothe others «i needi prospective BGSU students. It you are on 2nd St For Spring Semeater. Cal CORRINE HUDOLESTON • SHELL! SANDER- rooml Call 353-35B7 after 5 or 353-5539 O.S.6 A issetang Interested, come to one of our meetings 352-6971 SON Teacher Bag* S8/S10 Tuaa., November 216:30-7pm Wanted Male of Female Chris Wear Across from Oftenhaoer 2 bad: 2 bath: 2-3 Sweatshirts $15-520 SARAH SIEFERT ■ DIANA RITCHEY Wad., November 29 *-5:30pm to sublease apt with Happy Anniversary - 1 Year' People Cal 363-9563 Key Chains and Bumper Stickers $1 CONGRATULATIONS FOR BEING CHOSEN Thura., November 10 2-3:30pm 1 other parson. 2 bsdrm. FOR ORDER OF OMEGA. lloveyoul Al meetings wfl be held m The Buy NOW at 410 Education Your BABY - Sue $450 a month please cal APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Assembly Room «i McFal Center 3539468 ' Spring and Summer 1990 HAVE YOU PICKED UP YOUR 'II KEY? - • Greet tocatton The yearbooks are In and can be picked up in •••Ruth Groups " Couple would axe to adopt healthy white Want. WANTED ONE NON SMOKING FEMALE FOR •Huge Deck 28 West Hall with your Student I D Reunion Time Meet at 5:00 on Thursday at Marks We wfl help wRfl expenses Cal coaect any- SPRING 8130/MONTH Cal 354-8321 FOR •2 person, 2 bedroom Information meeting Love. Your Rbo Chls Juke and Karen time. 419-472-9988 WANTED DETAILS. 'Lot* of tun tor ma National Photographic Winthrop Terrace-Need subleased for Spring Cal John or Brock immedanefy Interpretation Today 2:30p.m. 353-9869 DIMERS ARE BACK1II • FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED ■ semester 1 bedrm , large living rm. free gas ft Second Boor Health Center Cal ... NED I'm aura the Couch Potato Raffle wil be Darters 7-9p.m. at Stammers Spring 90 NEW COLUMBIA COURTS water Pay electric-very low Dec and May rant Placement lor oeta.13 2 2356 the answered Sponsored by ORIENTATION BOARD We Carei Come meet your friends tor Fun Guaranteed! 362-1401 atreedy peadl Cal Becky/Tammy after 5:00 PM Apt. For aubktese Spring Sem for 1 or 2 peo- LAQA a great time 353-9860 ple completely furnished Extremely ctoee to There w* be a meeting ot the Lesbian and Gay • MALE ROOMMATE WANTED • campus Good view If rtteraeted.c al Jan. Aaance Thursday. November 30. at 8.30 PM 18 and over Dance Party 353-9170 DIMERS ARE BACK I NON-SMOKING MALE NEEDED TO SU- The meeting is tree and open to al and it will be Tonight at Stammers HELP WANTED 7-9p m TONIGHT BLEASE FOR SPRING SEMESTER NEW, 2 BRAND NEW APARTMENT NEEDS BRAND h*fd « the basement ot the United Christian Fel- Under 21 $2 00 cover ATSLAMMERS BEDROOM APARTMENT FURNISHED AND NEW FEMALE ROOMATE FOR SFfeNG lowship Cantar. Cal the Gay Lesbian Informa- 21 8 Ever always free. CLOSE TO CAMPUS GREAT PRICE - $130 SEMESTER 1990a tion Una at 352-LAGA Mondays. Wednesdays, Baby Sitter needed Part-time PER MONTH PLUS UTILITIES HURRY! THIS LOCATION: FOX RUN APARTMENTS PLEASE and Fridays from 7-10 PM to mcfe information. 37 shades of turtle necks DOUQ KWIATKOWSKI, 2nd Shift 2-3 tartee/ week ONE WONT LAST LONG FEEL FREE TO CALL 353-769B LOW RENT. LOW UTILITIES!! Jeans NThmga 531 Ridge St ONLY I 0AY LEFT UNTIL THE GREAT CHI must have own transportation MCRflY CHRISTMAS! CALL FOR MORE INFO 353-7888 OMEQA CHEE-0 GET PSYCHED.LOVE, and be reliable Start in January Efficiency apt. tor aubieaae. Walking rjle- THE STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL YOUR UT CHI OMEGA 1 Female neededto sublease (or Spring Semea- Call 878-2393 tanoe from campus $180 per month. All utrl. CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY IS ON DEC ADOPTION MARILYN ter 143.76 month Ctoee to campus. Great paid. Avail. Immediately. Lease enda 5-18-90. 1, IMt AT ( PM IN 408 ED BLOC GET EX- Loving Financially Secure white Couple hoping Roommates! Please Cal 364-5941 Call 333-4374. CITED FOR OUR SILENT AUTION! DON'T to share our love with an tilant completely legal CRUISE SHIPS Now hiring al posroona Both FORGET YOUR MONEY, YOU CAN HAV E and confidential Please cal 513-429-8907 DUO DATES. 1 Female needed to aubieaae furniahed apt for skated and unekieed For Information Cal (816) FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR NEXT YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH SANTAI BRING Coeect anytme. ONLY ONE MORE DAY spring '90 Rent $l60/mo para alec Please 779-5507 Ext H210 __^ SEMESTER' CORNER OF 5th a HIGH, A CANNED FOOD OR OLD TOY FOR OUR TIL THE PARTY IS UNDERWAY Cal 362-4499. $112.00 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL. ADOPTION Happily married couple of 14 yr». Established media company seeks ful and part- COLLECTION FOR THE NEEDYI SEE YOU GET EXCITED. WE AREII 363-6139. We promlae your chad a loving home 8 financial 1 female non-smoking dean roommate cal tana advertising salespeople for new entertain- THEREI LOVE. YOUR PI PHI AND KAPPA DATES security Devoted stay at home Mom, caring Priacaat 352-4590 ment pubecation Interns welcome Cal Jan Female roommate wanted Spring semeeter 244-6880. Dad 8 one big sister Al medical $ legal ex- 1 Female rime needed to subltaai tor Spr. $167 50/month Own bedroom, furnathad DZDZ0Z0ZDZDZDZDZ Apt, plim cal and leave message 353-6730 S!Z penses paid Cal collect {419) 822 9288 Sam. 89-90 $162 50/mo Dishwaaher Low Let Dommoa Pizza Help pay your way through 8.A- To Jenny. Vicky and al pledge board mam- Alpha Phi bast, ctoaa to campus Can 3544273 ooesgs. Come work for us and receive Furniehed efficiency aubieaae for Spring Se- Is a gilt lull ot SURPRISES bars. Congratulations lor such a wrap-up tor our Brigrtte BeaudokV SlOO'eameeter put toward tuition flexible ful meeter On* Parson Cal 364-4668 and leave ' open BEFORE Christmas ' fabulous pledges Keep up the spirit' 1 Female roommate needed to lubtaaaa apt at Thank You for always being there tor ma. Your and part tana poafaona available Apply In per- a message Dec 5 1989 at 7:10 E Merry for Spring'90 CAI353-5619 Support ft Confidence mean ao much. I love mu DZ Pledges DZ Pledges DZ ton and ask about dotaae 1618E Wooster at 115 ED Heap! Wa need to subteese 2 bedroom 2 ful uttlerty cool slater" (That Is not a thank you Keep up the hard work and be one DZ success 1 farrays), non-emoklng rrjoenmate naadad for NEED EXTRA CASH FOR THE HOLIDAYS? bath completely furnished large apartment for Hang in There! Is the! cheeaey or whet? Spring semeetet Plian cal Lieeat 363-4687 note) -Love. Andrea T.E.B Domlnos Pizza la now hmng delivery drivers Spring 90. Need at least 3 people, wta hold 5 VOLUNTEER TOUR QUIOES Every Mon-Frl 8-10 PM 1 male roommate needed for Spring aemeater $ 100 bonus after 30 daya or $200 bonus attar comfortably Great neighbors Cal 353-4381 Sat , December 2nd la Preview Day WBOU88.1FM Vary dose to campus. $130.00 par month. For 30 days and prior delivery experience. Optional The Office ot Admissions Is lookig lor ALPHA XI DELTA ■ ■ ■ ALPHA XI DELTA HELPI Tha beat In fl a B. Rap and Dance Music more formation cal 364-7139 and ask for health and Ma Insurance benefits Flexible ful Volunteer Tour Guides to grve tours to CONGRATULATIONS JENNIFER SALVING HOMCLESt?? FOR BEING ELECTED CABINET DIRECTOR In Northwest Ohio Carl and part time hours available Apply In person prospective BGSU students If you are POWER aa and aak about dataat 1618 E Wooatsr. New spacious downtown apt. aval. for Spring aitareated. come to one of our meetings OF PANHELILOVE, THE ALPHA Xr8 1 or 2 lamest aubkt mted tor Spring se- 90. Dlahwaahat Good for 1 or 2 people Cal Tuaa., Noiarabar 28 S:S0-7pm mester Si50/mo does to campus, new car- Need to earn hokday money? 364-4468 Anytime Wad., November 2t 4-S:Mpm FREE gaa, electricity, and heat tor a non-amok- pet, own bathroom PLEASE CALL 364-4107 Work at EBSCO Telephone Service Delta Zete Dana Zeta Delta Zeta House* and Apt*. Close to cernpua - tor sum- Thura-. November 10 2 3:30pm Ing male to aubieaae a houae apt. on Leroy Ave Start now. learn a marketable akH and make To our vary special stater Debbie Martena. 1 or 2 parsons needed to lor Spring year Cat Al Meetings wta be held In The Next to Frazee Cal Kevin 354-3199 money. Flexible, part-time (mm. 16 tint.) and ful mar 1990 and 1990-1991 schoo Congratulations to you and Matt Slater on your Semeater Ptesse cal 354 6131 1-287-3341 Aaawmbty Room m McFal Center tana hrs available Guaranteed My wage past engagement Our prayers wta always ba with MAPPY HOLIDAYS Attenbon 1 female, non-emoklng roomate daly bonus basted on sales Year round em- Large affordable $ bedroom house to su- Who. Latino Studant Union thebothofyou Love your DZ eaters DRY DOCK and the Presidents Round Table needed to tubkteae For sprng Semeater. Fur ployment Guarantee yourself a spring tames- Meaaefor Spring Semester. This epecloua What: General Meeting are having a Holiday Party thai Saturday to nktfvtd and May rent peg Cel 353-7973 tar poarbon by working now. Stop in at 113 N. house Includes very large kitchen, 1 112 Where 2ndFI Studant Services Bratheus' 'Terwts" grve away celebrate the and of tha semester ANd the Main St. (next to David s Del) after 4:00 p.m batha, patio, convenient parking. Electric, Whan: Tonight 7 30pm an beck on Thura 9 30pm 1 am Penguins are back to play ave and help ua CLOSE TO CAMPUS for Milliaiaiilkl allarvktwa 4 15-5:15 p m water 8 easier paid! Located very close to We wta give away BRATHAUS Tererte . Bring your frlende and blow off aome 1 male naadad for Spring 90 Completely Furni- aver 1 /2 hr. Get your free ticket OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer cempua on E. Court St. Melee preferred. Cel Women lor Women i bafora exams kick In Tha fun la from ahed. Rent negotiable Cal Bat 372-3442 or at the door Legal leant $1 28. Bryan 372-7039 Yr Round, Al countries, Al ftefde. Free Into. 384-1*71. Take Back the Night gpm-lam In the basement of Harshmsn No Kanvkazl 75 cents Pitchers Bud & Cover Nol 0 Write UC. PO BOX 52-OH03 General Meeting FEMALE ROOMMATE. QUIET SR OR QUAD Large house, 1 block from cernpua. cheap rant Bud Light Mite Happy Hour 6-8 Corona Dal Mar CA 92626 for next sem Cal 363-6260 NovemberSO Enkry our C D jukebox 8 72" ac.TV HAPPY HOLIDAYS PREFERRED FOR FALL/SP 90' CALL 7pm Capital Room of the Union Open to Al. DRY DOCK and the Presidents Tata* are 362-4141 Poarsone available for cocktal servers, waiters. Lg Fum 2 Bdrm Apt on 8th St Aval lor Spring having a Hokday Party tma Saturday to cele- a sail till 8 kitchen personnel Appryat Cm Women In Communlcatlona Female Roomele needed Spring Semeeter Sam. VERY NICE: New Carpet and Furniture CHI OMEGA brate tha and of tha aemeater And tha Peng- CN'a 1688 S. Reynolds Rd.. or cal 893-7017 Our ne«i meeting w* be Thursday. Nov 30 at 8112.60/month cal pern 364 4052 eel 353-4783 Get Psyched for Friday ukis are back to play ave end help ue celebrate between 2-4pm 7 30 PM in 103 BA Pleaae come and listen to We're gong to have a good lime' Moving to Toledo 2 bdrm Meumee apt Al Bring your frienoe and blow off aome steam be- FumEff Avaaabie immediately our speaker. Daryl Glaze former aaalalant PR Toatdo'a only fundnnkary. Henry J's is currsrrtfy etec Great Location • minutee from anywhere In fore exama kick In. The fun la from 9pm- 1am In for subteese Ivywood Apt*. director from Toledo Channel 38 New and old CHI OMEQA CLOTHtNO DRIVE hiring energetic, outgoing people, who axe to Toledoaree $360/nx. Cal 866-1274 Cal 352-7691 or 666-2134 marnbara are welcome! heap clothe others In need! fatobayaarrieniofHsrshmen No Cover No 1.0. have tun while they work Now is the good time aaaaBBBSBBBeast^—— to make extra S for Christmas, Flexible acnerjut- Nearly new large 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 batha, unfum. Ing and car poota avaaapte. Apply in person at apt Stove, rstrig a dlahwasher nckrjod. Avail- by FreO Wright Henry J s alter 8 OOp m Wad-Sun. able now anrting M $400'month Welcome to the Real World Cel John Newkjve Reel Eatata 364-2280 Toledo's only Fundrinkery, Henry J's la current- THE CLASSIC CONFRONTATION ly hiring energetic outgoing people who eke to HASN'T This S $ V RENTALS On* a Two bedroom apt . MAJV VS. MACHINE have tun while they work Now it the good time ^LWAYS BEEN uHOtf! to make extra S for chrlatmss Flexible schsdul houses avaaabie 9812 month lessee Cal COItB OW/ &|Va? MEW POP rig and car poota avaaabie Apply In person at 362-7454 yoo Tryirvirvo HVNK OP YOUR FANTASY I Henry J'a Attar 8:00pm Wad-Sun. SUBLEASE E. MERRY APT-2 BDRM. 1 BATH. 3VNK.' I rVEW A CAtFtlNE Work 15 hours per weekend Our crjmpeny la NO DEPOSIT REOUIRED CALL NOW! fix TO unrrz f*v PAPER seeking erraptoyeea to perform unskaed aght 363-8123 production work. Currant openings tor a new Trad of paying ■ aturraord? Roommate wanted -rorv/trwr/ weekend shut 7 112 hours on Saturday and 7 1/11 thru 6/16 No depoafta Own room and 1/2 hours on Sunday. Plant location is only 2 both 354 1386 blocks from BGSU campue The rate of wage le $3.36 par hour tt Interested m that weekend TIRED OF YOUR ROOMMATE? afrit, or M you can work at least 15 hours Mon- Perfect efficiency apt available immediately lor day thru Friday, cal the office M 364-2844 or quiet kxjvtduel 420 S Mean 02 utanae paid pick up an application at Advanced Specialty Cal 363 0997 Products, the 426 Ctough Street. Bowing Winthrop Terrece Apartments era now taking Onsen, Otvo appaoesone tor Spring and Fal '90 lease* 11 WSOS a now accepting appacatlona for the 2 bedroom auajtiiwia* avaatbta Three greet position of Senior Nutrition Director That at a locsttont. heat Included, memtenence, laundry. futume, 62 weeks par year, 40 houra par etc Cel 352-9135 or come to 400 Napoleon week. Aoyrarastrsfave LtrvcataalVad poerson 8a- Rd

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