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Weather Classroom construction begins

by Julie Tagllalerro make them technologically effi- ings which foster public dis- administration reporter "Trie building is an investment that allows [the University] cient. enchantments." John Mahaney, president of the Clark said faculty and staff to prove the quality of the academic programs. This is the University Board of Trustees, must continue to provide quality University officials broke bunding which most directly symbolizes the academic also said the building is a necess- education for students. She said ground Tuesday at a ceremony ity because of the technology it the advancements the building beginning the construction of a programs of the University." offers. offers will aid in this effort. new technologically advanced Eloise Clark, vice president for academic affairs "The building is an investment classroom building. He said he has seen improve- that allows [the University] to The two-story, 95,000 square- ments take place at the Universi- prove the quality of the academic foot project, located on the in- ing and WBGU-TV. The facility's bers of programs offered are re- ty during the last decade and said programs," she said. "This is the tramural fields behind the Busi- computers will also be linked to stricted, he said. the building will "make the insti- building which most directly ness Administration Building, the OhioLink system, through the Present classrooms do not have tution greater than it already is." symbolizes the academic pro- will include three teleconferenc- connection to the library. the audio, visual and telecommu- Eloise Clark, vice president for grams of the University." Blinded by the light: ing rooms and center, four lec- University President Paul Ols- nication services necessary for academic affairs, called the The building is projected to Wednesday, mostly sunny. ture rooms, nine classrooms var- camp said in his address to offi- instruction, Olscamp said. ground-breaking ceremony a serve students beginning spring High near 60. Winds varia- ying in size and one computer cials, faculty and staff that the "Certain technological tools time "for reaffirmation of the semester 1994. According to ble around 10 mph. Wednes- classroom. building is essential to provide a are as essential as a blackboard value of education." Patrick Fitzgerald, general man- day night, clear. Low near There will be $1.8 million in better learning environment for and chalk," Olscamp said. In ad- Clark addressed the impor- ager of WBGU-TV and master of 40. Thursday, sunny. High new technical equipment, includ- students. dition, many of the academic tance of the new building to bring the ground-breaking ceremonies, 60 to 65. ing an audiovisual center, audio "Today we are here to fulfill a buildings were constructed prior the focus of the University back the new building will allow stu- and visual screens and equip- dream and break new ground for to 1960 and do not have the prop- to educating students. dents to learn from people and ment in some of the classrooms. a new classroom building," Ols- er wiring, temperature controls "Lately our sense of institu- resources not present at the Uni- The building will also have a camp said. The number of class- and access to phone lines. tional commitment and common versity. Inside The News fiber optic distribution system rooms is limited now, Olscamp Olscamp said constructing the purpose tend to diminish," Clark The cost of the building is $13.5 linking the facility with the Jer- said. Because of a lack of class- new building costs less than said. "We must guard against be- million and is funded by the ome Library, the Cent rex Build; room space, the types and num- renovating existing buildings to The shuttle shuffle: ing overly tolerant in shortcom- state. Undergraduate Student Government president Ja- son Jackson is proposing Clinton to some changes in the shuttle system. visit OSU-. Q Page three. Tuesday Alumnus meritus awardus: A University alumnus for rally from Rhode Island was hon- ored with the Recent Grad- by Beth Grace uate Award due to his East The Associated Press Coast fund-raising efforts forBG. COLUMBUS ~ BUI Clinton □ Page three. planned to campaign at Ohio State University on Tuesday, fac- ing the renewed possibility of a three-way presidential race. Outside Campus Clinton was scheduled to speak at a late afternoon rally. His visit comes three days after President Better Watchowski: Bush's train tour of Northwest A 34-year-old Hasklns Ohio. man was arrested Monday Bey Burtzlaff, press secretary after narcotics agents and for Clinton's Ohio campaign, said Wood County sheriffs Clinton woul-' iiscuss the main agents found more than 10 issues in his c-apaign. pounds of marijuana in his "He will talk about the need for residence and his vehicle. a strong economy, more jobs, Mark Watchowski was better educational opportunities charged with trafficking in and affordable, accessible health marijuana and taken to the care," she said. Wood County Justice Center Burtzlaff said she did not be- on $5000 bond. Watchow.«ki The BG Ncwi/I.lnda Lcnc lieve Clinton would discuss the posted bond and is sched- Breaking ground for the new building, (from left) Vice President John Mahaney, University President Paul Olscamp, and master of possibility that Ross Perot may uled to appear in court on for Academic Affairs Eloise Clark, Board of Trustees President ceremonies Patrick Fitzgerald dig into the Intramural field. Oct. 2. See Clinton, page four.

Walking problem?: University President Paul Group questions Mural, art festivals hoped Olscamp was involved in a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of South Main and West Washington faculty's proposed to add appeal downtown streets Monday afternoon, resulting in moderate dam- by Chris Miller age to a University-owned move to unionize courts reporter car. "I think it's good that they're promoting all kinds of art, not by Michael Zawackl able to do under collective bar- only painting, but music and dance as wel. I think it's real No one was injured. faculty reporter gaining is protect people, espe- The wall of a downtown build- positive." At 12:52 p.m. Olscamp was cially those who have a minority ing may provide the canvas for a eastbound on West Washing- The Advocates for Academic opinion. colorful mural if a city organiza- Judy Brown, Hotel Lobby Doughnuts owner ton Street, the police report Independence have published a tion can convert its plans into ac- stated. The driver of the second flier directed to the Bowl- "Collective bargaining is a tion. other vehicle, Elizabeth ing Green State University Fac- mechanism where individuals At a recent meeting, the Com- team include a Northwest Ohio "The idea sounds great to me," Mendoza, 19, of McClure, ulty Association, this time ques- have a way of being protected," munity Art Team discussed wall jazz festival and a fall arts and Hoffman said. "I just hope they was traveling on South Main tioning the BGSU-FA's plans "to Stoner said. murals and other art-related ac- crafts festival, the wall mural get their funding." Street and apparently did organize and implement an open, Another issue contained in the tivities as ways to enhance the ci- could become a reality as soon as Tinker said the art team is in not stop at the red light and flier questions whether faculty ty's aesthetic appeal. next year. the process of gathering infor- entered the intersection, democratic process in a union- ized, collective bargaining re- members not wishing to be part "We're at the beginning stages, "We look to have a mural mation from the Ohio Arts Coun- striking the front of the 1990 gime." of the collective bargaining unit just getting our goals set," said painted on a downtown building cil on how to acquire the funds Oldsmobile Olscamp was Milt Hakel, acting coordinator should be forced to pay a mem- Downtown Business Association by June of "93," Tinker said. necessary to get the project driving. for the Advocates of Academic bership fee. Director Jim Tinker, who has No exact location for the mural started. The University's vehicle Independence, said his group Is been instrumental in getting the has been chosen, but the east wall was able to be driven follow- questioning how the BGSU-FA "In some collective bargaining art team organized. of the Good Tymes Pub building "Eventually, we want this ing the incident. The other will handle the issues outlined In contracts non-members must pay "We want to foster an atmos- is one distinct possibility, Tinker group to be able to fund itself," vehicle, a 1988 Chevy van, the flier if the University faculty for union services that they ren- phere of support for the arts," he said. Tinker said, explaining that a fall received only light damage. does Indeed become a collective der on [the faculty's] behalf," said. "The owners of Good Tymes arts and crafts festival could Mendoza was cited for bargaining agent. Hakel said. "I oppose anything Judy Brown, owner of Hotel said we could use the outside of help raise funds for future com- failure to stop at a red light. Ron Stoner, chairman of the that is mandatory." Lobby Doughnuts, 105 S. Main their building for the mural," he munity projects. BGSU-FA, said the questions Stoner said administration and St., attended one of the team's said. Another long-term goal of the posed by the Advocates for Aca- faculty negotiators can negotiate recent meetings and said she Tinker said he hopes to entice team, one that would require Lottery demic Independence ore fairly for "Fair Use Fee" charges. This likes what the group is suggest- the city schools to get involved considerable funding, Is the easy to answer. money is deducted from the pay ing. with the project. renovation of the old Milllken Hakel said he bellves the most of members of the unit being "I think it's good that they're "Hopefully we can appeal to Hotel on the corner of Main and CLEVELAND - Here are Important issue listed Is how the bargained for, to pay for the bar- promoting all kinds of art, not the schools to have a contest over Wooster streets. Tuesday night's Ohio Lot- union would distill the views of gaining unit services. only painting, but music and the winter where the students tery selections: the faculty. Stoner said the "Fair Use Fee" dance as well," Brown said. "I draw or paint a scene depicting "One of our dream plans la to Pick 3 Numbers: 0-7-3 "Faculty are a tremendously Is always less than union dues. think it's real positive." the history or geography of convert the Milllken Hotel into Pick 4 Numbers: 1-6-3-0 diverse group," Hakel said. "It's Hakel said he has received The Community Art Team Is Bowling Green, then submit it to an art gallery," Tinker said. Buckeye 5:21-24-26-35-36 conceivable that some of the some very positive feedback the result of a move by the the Community Art Team," he The hotel, which was built be- The Super Lotto jackpot is diversity might lose some of its from the first flier. Downtown Business Association said. "The art team would then fore the turn of the century, Is an $20 million. voice In a majority rule situa- "Generally people are glad to to initiate projects to benefit the pick several to be incorporated ornately decorated structure that tion." see another point of view," Hakel Bowling Green community as Into the mural." includes a stained-glass dome Compiled from stuff and Stoner said diversity is true for said. "Some [faculty] thought well as local businesses. Tinker Bowling Green Mayor Wes over its dining room, expansive wire reports. any democracy and what the fac- they were all alone in their oppo- said. Hoffman said he was in favor of marble floors and solid oak fin- ulty association will really be sition to unionization." While long-term goals of the the idea. ishings. Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, September 30, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER If you want Then y&fll \we AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. 'to do this- to do -6his. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON ■ PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR •# Copyright 1992, The BG News visuALi-ze VISuAUze UORL\> mce BvSH OUT i USG guilty of bickering, too divided to be effective \A)nat else is new? We're just one bly. After all, rulesare rules. VVmonth into the semester and So as a result we have opposite fac- Bush's BG speech boring; already the Undergraduate Student tions of USG accusing each other of in- Government on this campus has been in tentionally keeping certain individuals the news more for in-house bickering off the ballot and out of USG for purely he should agree to debate than it has for actually accomplishing political reasons. Or, as Michaelis said: something useful. "I really believe there are people in Like just about everyone else "Hey, Baker, see what you can For those of you who missed it, last EOB, including the president and vice in the Midwest, I happened to be do about this Perot guy. By the week USG conducted its annual fall president, [whose purpose is]to limit at the railroad tracks Saturday Scott DeKatch way, grab me a cold Amstel elections - complete with the kind of the progress of liberal, progressive- for quite an alarming display of Light." controversy that would make real poli- minded leadership." reactionary faith in the failed "Right away, Mr. President, ticians like George Bush and Bill Clin- So what happens? We have a group of politics of the Republican Party. sir." (Baker kisses the large dia- ton proud. student leaders --OUR representatives And what a shindig it was. Posi- mond ring on Bush's pinkie). Two potential senatorial candidates, and OUR voice - spending more of tive Sweat was there - they Scottie Michaelis and Pete Martone, their time arguing about politics and brought their Muzak. The Hitler Baker and Bush send their were removed from the ballot for vio- political affiliations than they do about Youth ... oops ... College Republi- toughs down to Texas around the lating rules established by USG's Elec- cans (I keep confusing the two) time of the Democratic National the real issues. Well, when did USG were there in numbers, although Convention in New York. After tions and Opinions Board. Both disputes turn into a Democratic/Republican, they looked more like they were gagging and beating Perot, and involved minor technicalities over the "Our party is better than your party" dressed for a funeral than for threatening to have him termi- candidates' petitions, and in particular, organization, and what purpose does their mighty, fearless, Salvador- nated and replaced by the Purdue the use of faulty social security infor- that serve to all of the other students at an-baby-killing leader. Maybe chicken guy, Perot gives in. mation next to a couple of the petition this University? they were just a month and a half grandchildren will flip burgers signers. It serves no purpose at all, just as early with their attire. for minimum wage at McDon- "All right guys, you've got me Clearly, the two candidates broke the USG is serving no purpose at all. What I figured I'd try and get on the ald's."' by the wallet." rules and a punishment was in order. ever happened to all of the issues -- is- goat of the Secret Service, so I After this, Gardner went on to Perot withdraws his candi- The leaders of USG chose to take the sues that the students elected these didn't shave and wore old, torn make the Republican Party dacy. hard-line stance that these types of representitives to fight for? They are up jeans. I guess they were ex- sound like the next best thing to rules are the glue that holds the organi- swept under the rug while our repre- pecting me. I got right through. God himself. I couldn't help re- Meanwhile, back at the White zation together. Breaking them would sentatives bicker over who's a conser- However, a female friend of sponding with a loud "Amen!" House, Bush is watching a re- only damage the integrity of such an mine, wearing shorts and a tank broadcast of the Democratic vative, who's a liberal or progressive, top, was "frisked" by Secret Ser- "And, though I mist confess, Convention. important and sacred campus institu- who's a Democrat and who's a Republi- vice fellows who must have tion. Therefore, USG decides rules are can. thought she was hiding a gun in I hall-expected Dana Carvey "Doggone it. Baker! Where on rules and anyone who breaks them will We here at The News believe it is her underwear. Hmmm... to get out of the train God's green earth did Clinton find have to pay the consequences. time for everyone in USG (and those that tape of Jack Kennedy shak- The point became moot, at least for left off the ballot looking in) to lighten "Hey, Jack, there's a cute one." dressed up as George Bush, ing his hand? I thought I had that Michaelis, when he went on to win a up for a change. Stop with all of the in- "No kidding. Let's get her." it really takes seeing the destroyed along with the Ken- senate seat - despite being forced to fighting and get down to work. And you thought stuff like that president in person to nedy assassination evidence run as a write-in candidate. Meanwhile, Now is the time for USG to stop v/ith only happened when Sharon back when I was in the com- Martone attempted to use a flier - an the false promises and get down to ac- Stone made guest appearances realize what a good job pany." on "Saturday Night Live." "Well, I dunno." unapproved flier - to let voters know he complishing something that will actual- And then the president came. Carvey does." "Get on it. Baker ... better yet, was still running for an on-campus sen- ly help the students of this campus. And, though I must confess, I get Ouayle on it." ate seat. Then, after Martone won the That is, if our student representatives half-expected Dana Carvey to get "Yessir!" election, the powers-that-be in USG de- can actually stop bickering long enough out of the train dressed up as cided to take a stance once again and to work together. It's really not asking George Bush, it really takes see- Where would this world be Clinton starts walloping Bush deny him a spot on the General Assem- too much. After all, it is their job. ing the president in person to re- without whistle-stops and tre- in the CNN/Newsweek polls and alize what a good job Carvey mendous (to use Rep. Gardner's even gets an endorsement from a does. wording) displays of affection space alien (actually, evidence for a political ideology that relies points to BGSU College Republi- So he spoke. If I remember on flag-waving, insult-flinging, cans President Scott Ziance Riding the rails with the Poob correctly (the adrenaline rush issue-avoiding and slicing up the dressed in an alien costume he al- brought on by actually seeing the world for a lucrative profit? legedly bought at a garage sale in Riding the rails with America's the president while on the train. 'leader of the free world' or The above question brings me Latrobe, Pa). Grand Poobah, George Herbert He was somewhere with Bar- whatever he is left me in a bit of to the next part of my column. Walker Bush, wasn't exactly Guest Column bara, planning his next mud-s- a daze), he said something like, The Bush people use Vice President J. Danforth Quayle as a what I envisioned. linging expedition. "Wahhhhh ... I won the war While on board the Bush train, against a Third World nation the How are we supposed to take decoy. Ouayle pisses off the pub- lic, ranting about what a slut When I found out I would be a Christina Wise surrounded by members of the size of New Jersey... Wahhhhh ... Bush seriously when he is chick- Murphy Brown is, misspelling passenger on "The Spirit of Secret Service, I was a bit awes- Bill Clinton dodges the draft like ening out of debates? His cancel- truck. Despite my criticisms I dodge debates and he will burn lation of the Louisville debate words on national television and America," I thought it would be making his Hollywood debut as my chance to ask our esteemed I would have shied from ask- toward the master of family va- in Hell for it... Wahhhhh ... I had was the second. Call me old- the star of "Wheel of Cheese: The leader the really tough questions, ing, "Why do you continue to lues, it was amazing to me that I to get up early in the morning for fashioned, but aren't debates Pat Sajak Story." like, "May I have another cock- claim America is not failing eco- was on the same train as the this damn train ride ... Wahhhh ... kind of essential to a presidential Meanwhile, Bush strikes a deal tail weenie, Mr. President?" or nomically, even when our nation president of the United States of my opponent consults U2 while I campaign? with Perot. "Where's the ladies' room?" I is facing the largest budget defi- America. The screaming Repub- sleep with John Major and Boris had pondered a few other possi- cit in its history ?" licans who had been at the rally Yeltsin and we decide just how to Maybe Bush is afraid that Mr. cut up the rest of the world." Clinton will use his scholarly Ox- "All right, Ross, it's like this. ble questions but decided to stick could only imagine and drool in You re-enter the race. You won't to ones that would get me Or, "Do you think if the re- envy. Somewhere around there I ford rhetoric to twist the debate to the left. Maybe Bush is afraid get a good amount of votes, but straight answers. strictive forces of communism drifted off to sleep. that he has no chance of winning you'll split the remainder enough had not been so valiantly pried Maybe I should consider voting I wouldn't have asked things from Yugoslavia, war would not Actually, the most exciting a debate against even a brain- so that I win the big states and for Bush. After all, it was a nifty get the electoral vote." like, "Why, after directing the rage there now?" experience. part of the whole thing was state dead opponent. representative Randy Gardner's nation to read your lips, did you Recession schmession. "What makes you so sure of sign the second largest tax in- "What exactly did you mean What's four more years? fire-and-brimstone praises of the Wrong. Bush did a mediocre when you said 'education presi- Republican party and their ex- job at best four years ago in his that?" crease in history? And why are "Ross, Ross, Ross, I was head you making the same promises in dent'?" Christina Wise is city editor of ploits. It went something like, "I debates with Michael Dukakis, this election only to be silenced But I didn't get to ask him a The News and would like to thank remember back in the 50s when who was beyond brain-dead. of the CIA." Oh, what a tangled web we by your presidential watchdog?" single thing. the White House for the peanuts then-Vice President Tricky Dick Let's imagine this scenario: weave. (Not Millie, but Marlin.) The truth is, I didnt even see and goldfish crackers. Nixon sat down with Nlklta Months ago, Bush starts get- Khruschev and the red commie ting suspicious when Texas bil- pigdog said, 'Your grandchildren lionaire Ross "I'm too wealthy Scott DeKatch, a junior crea- Homosexuality not the social norm will live under Communism,' and for my" Perot announces he may tive writing major from Youngs- Nixon replied, 'Shut up and make or may not run for the presi- town, is a columnist for The me another martini, Nick. Your dency. The BG News: en the perspective and come to both a social and biblical per- News. When I submitted my letter on an understanding at what gay spective. September 18 ("Gays are not mi- rights activists are fighting for at Jim's Journal — by Jim norities," The News), I really a national level. I have a very clear understand- didnt anticipate so many respon- Yes, I know they are fighting ing of the problem in Oregon; I I wt«4t X »>•**** tK* AW x fc«a TO J. ses attacking the point I was try- for equal opportunity like every- also have no feeling of threat ! br»w*»\lt <*«S (My ll* •*» ing to make. one else, but did you know that whatsoever within me. I am very e«^ «M4 $•»*♦ I didnt say that I was against they are also fighting for their shocked that you can't see the gays having their rights ensured employers to provide health care difference between the two •tMwi- or that the homosexual popula- benefits to their domestic part- struggles. It just proves the old tion was on the verge of a revo- ners? street proverb: "It's a black lution - let's be realistic here. Why? They aren't legally mar- thang, you wouldn't understand," It seems as if everyone has ried, but they are fighting for because you obviously don't. based their reasoning just on the that right, too. It seems as though Oregon Bill article. I myself dis- they are fighting to have society Christopher HiU agree with some of the provi- accept homosexual activity as a Sophomore sionsi in thatbthat bill, but let's broad- social norm, but it is wrong from Secondary education Campus Wednesday, September 30, 1992 The BG News page three 1986 graduate receives award USG recommends Rhode Island resident will not "shut the door" on University 6-month permits, by snarl L.Veleba sity. Contributors can specify "[Pollsters] say I'm winning contributing reporter '1 have done well [because where they want their donation right now. If the election were to go, Bierman said. A graduate held today, I'd win," he said. oil BG -1 think it's my turn with a degree in journalism, he In addition to his University new shuttle paths A 1986 University graduate is to return the favor. They said he directs his donations to and political activities, Bierman byJenl Bond the recipient of the 1992 Recent the Journalism department of the is also a participant in the Var- student government reporter Jackson said. "One of the Graduate Award for his contin- gave me an education, and University. num Continentals, a Revolutiona- biggest complaints we ued involvement with the Uni- it's my time to share." "I have done well [because of] ry War re-enactment contingent received about the shuttle is BG - I think it's my turn to re- versity. Brock Bierman, Recent in which he has the rank of lieu- Undergraduate Student its untimeliness and slow- Brock Bierman, of Cranston, turn the favor," he said. "They tenant in the Rhode Island mili- Government made recom- ness." R.I., received the award for be- Graduate Award recipient gave me an education, and it's my tia. mendations concerning a The express shuttle would ing involved with the University time to share." His other community activities half-year parking permit, the run during the prime aca- and his local community. Bierman, who received the a- include the Boy Scouts of Amer- establishment of a bi- demic hours from 7:30 am. to "It's kind of humbling," Bier- Club, founded the University's ward at the Bowling Green-East ica, the Rhode Island Historical directional shuttle and an ex- 7:30 p.m., Jackson said, and man said. "It's absolutely one of Rhode Island alumni chapter and Carolina football game, is the Society, Sons of the American press shuttle in proposals the bi-directional shuttle the high points of my Bowling was president of the president of Investigative Ser- Revolution and the Rhode Island submitted to the department would also make the Univer- Green experience." 1,500-member New England vices, an insurance fraud in- Republican Party. of Parking and Traffic today. sity transportation system While many students graduate Alumni Chapter. vestigation company he founded. Bierman credits professors USG President Jason Jack- more flexible and timely, and shut the door on their Uni- The President's Club is an or- Ho is also a Republican candidate Lawrence Jankowski and Harold son said the half-year parking Jackson said. versity experience, Bierman re- ganization for people who want to for the state senate in Rhode Fisher for the success he gar- permit is necessary for stu- "Students need to be able to mained active in the President's contribute money to the Univer- Island. nered as a student and graduate. dents who will graduate in count on the shuttle more," December and anyone else Jackson said. "The best way who will only have a car on to speed up this process is to campus for one semester. The increase our options." price of a permit is currently Professor has research quoted $30 for the entire year or $2 a The bi-directional shuttle week. Jackson said the half- would run counter-clockwise year permit should cost $15 to around campus, and eliminate $20. the stop at the Education Television viewing habits of BG residents monitored in survey "Students are the only peo- Building because of the one- by Michael Zawackl guson said. ple who have to pay for park- way street, according to Jackson. faculty reporter "Younger people raised on Nintendo are a lot more eager to Ferguson also discovered that ing and they get the worst younger viewers changed chan- spaces," Jackson said. "Any- Jackson said he is aware these proposals will cost change channels. Networks and advertisers have to adjust nels more often than older people where else, when you are the University assistant professor and male viewers change chan- consumer, you get the prime money. to new viewing patterns." "I looked at the Parking and of telecommunications Douglas nels more frequently than female parking space." Traffic finances, but I don't Ferguson Is quoted in the most Douglas Ferguson, telecommunications professor viewers. However, the gender Currently, only seniors who recent issue of Psychology To- graduate in December can know if they are currently differences vanish with younger spending all of their budget," day, from an article he had pub- using remote controls while trol substantially altered this people, as channel changing be- get the $12.50 refund, which he said. "If they are, maybe a lished last spring in the "Journal watching television. selection process. comes almost equal. is available only after gradua- of Broadcasting and Electronic Ferguson said he suspected By surveying 583 Bowling tion, according to Jackson. re-allocation of funds [is needed] to best serve stu- Media" there would be changes in the Green residents at random by "Younger people raised on "A lot of students don't dents." The article consisted of way people watched television. telephone and asking them about Nintendo are a lot more eager to want the hassle of going research and a survey done by One of the aspects Ferguson their viewing habits, Ferguson change channels," he said. through the process to get the Ferguson in the spring of 1990 on said he studied was channel found that people with remotes Ferguson said this research is refund, especially because it The department has not re- television viewing habits. The repertoire, or a person's channel do watch more channels, but at a important on a practical level. is only available after they viewed the proposals yet, but research included the motiva- selection. He then studied slight increase of only two or "Networks and advertisers graduate," Jackson said. Jackson said they have been tions for watching television, and whether the presence of a video three more channels. have to adjust to new viewing Jackson is also proposing "very positive" about the in particular, the correlation of cassette recorder or remote con- "I found that surprising," Fer- patterns," he said. the development of an ex- suggestions. press shuttle and a bi- A Parking and Traffic offi- directional shuttle. According cial, who wished to remain to Jackson's plan, the express anonymous, said it may take shuttle would run from the until the the end of the semes- Visitors' Center, to Jerome ter to review the proposals Library, to the Union and and decide what will be done. back to the Visitors' Center. The department has one of Give another birthday Give blood. 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Look Ma -- No Hands! Man, 31, charged with arson, murder The Associated Press Half of the block-long, four- story hotel collapsed before fire- NAPOLEON, Ohio - An In- fighters brought the fire under diana man was charged with set- control. ting fire to a downtown building Twelve people were rescued in which three people were from windows, and 16 people killed, a prosecutor said Tues- were treated for smoke inhala- day. tion. The former New Wellington Residents said they were Hotel had been used to house awakened by the sound of flames poor people. sweeping through the building. William Mohr, 31, of Grablll, The owner, Guy Hill, 34, had Ind., was arrested Monday and been renovating the hotel's res- charged with one count of aggra- taurant and bar. About 40 rooms vated arson and three counts of had been converted into tempo- aggravated murder. If convicted, rary housing for the poor. he could be sentenced to death. The state fire marshal's office Mohr was being held Tuesday was in the process of revoking in the Allen County jail in Fort the license of the hotel. The of- Wayne, Ind. He was expected to fice began revocation proceed- be arraigned Wednesday in Na- ings, in part, because the Wel- poleon, about 35 miles southwest lington was being used as an of Toledo. apartment building rather than a Three people were killed in the hotel. Jan. 21 fire, including 6-year-old Inspectors found 29 code viola- Roger Butts Jr. Richard Rhoads, tions during visits to the hotel in 19, and Kevin Brown, 28, were 1990 and 1991. The violations in- the other victims. cluded excessive use of exten- Henry County Prosecutor John sion cords and missing fire ex- Hanna said the fire was set in tinguishers. two places. All of the 1990 violations were Hanna said Mohr stayed at the corrected. But some violations hotel in 1988. He said Mohr once found last year were not. ran a tree-trimming business On two visits last year, includ- with the son of the hotel's former ing one in December, inspectors owner. found that the building's fire Hanna declined to disclose a alarm system wasnt working. motive. The license revocation action Th; BC Ncw^Chrli Havlty In 1988, Mohr was sentenced to was authorized after the Decem- one and a half years in prison for ber visit. But hotel operations Making the most or a free ride In a Marines trainer airplane Tues- over Bowling Green. Marine pilots gave Hill and about 20 other a convenience store break-in in couldn't be stopped until an ad- day morning, sophomore music education Laurel Hill sets a people rides as part of their fall recruiting effort at Wood County nearby Liberty Center. ministrative process was com- camera filter afloat during a zero-gravity maneuver 3,500 feet Airport. The hotel had been converted pleted. to housing for the poor a month The fire caused about $750,000 before the fire. in damage. Clinton Continued from page one. dacy," she said. But Bush's Ohio campaign platforms. revive his suspended campaign spokesman, David Yost, said "Yeah, he'll talk about his pro- for president. She said polls conducted in Ohio is a toss-up. gram, which is to spend more CRIME STOPPERS 352-0077 "Clinton... is not changing any- Ohio and nationwide show Clin- money. To do that, he's going to thing he says or does to reflect ton leading Bush with or without Yost said he hoped Clinton have to raise taxes and increase the possibility of a Perot candi- Perot in the race. would discuss his main campaign regulations," he said. Pre Dedication Art Festival

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Forward Mike Hall had 40 lighted for discussion and de- Cavs maintain one of the Yankees (291., 40 doubles and and that means just a couple of The Falcons have 11 freshman goals and 68 assists for 108 points liberation. highest payrolls In the National 179 hits). weeks until the start of the Bowl- recruits this year and will have and had penalty minutes in 53 It is nice to see the Pitts- Basketball Association. Turning to the gridiron, the ing Green hockey season. four goalies competing for the games. Forward Mark Lindsay burgh Pirates qualify for an- Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia It has been about six months starting position. Senior Angelo scored 41 goals and 26 assists for other shot at the pennant. Jim Eagles, Miami Dolphins, and since the last Falcon game, but Libertucci will be fighting to re- 67 points and had 91 penalty Leyland is the best manager in Guest Column Buffalo Bills have experienced the 1992-93 season is just around gain the starting spot back from minutes in 48 games. Also, for- the game today. Do you think great success early on in the the corner as the Falcons will sophomore Will Clarke who ward Jason Clark had 27 goals Bobby Bonilla understands season. With the addition of host the University of Toronto on earned the number one spot in and 53 assists for 80 points and that now? If money was the Keith Jackson at tight end, the Oct. 16 at 7 pm at the Ice Arena. the final 17 games of the season had 66 penalty minutes in 47 source for a championship Steve Seasly Dolphins will become nearly The contest versus Toronto was last year. Libertucci and Clarke games. team, the Dodgers and Mets impossible to stop on the originally supposed to be an ex- will be facing some competition would be battling for a berth in Back to baseball, my MVP offensive end of the ball. The hibition game but was recently from sophomore Nathan Cress- Last season, the Falcons were the World Series this year. It is for the American League is Joe key for them will be their de- switched to an official game. man and freshman Aaron Ellis. playing with a somewhat inex- a pleasure to witness a scen- Carter of the Toronto Blue fense. NCAA teams are allowed to play perienced defense. Injuries to ario like this in a game domi- Jays. He has 33 home runs, 116 I still stick by my preseason 34 games but a 35th game is al- BG is coming off of the worst Klee (which kept him out for nated by the dollar. Getting runs batted in and 303 total pick, the Eagles to win it all. lowed if it is against a foreign season in school history after go- most of the season) and Plage- back to the Pirates, what a feat bases for the season. More im- Their great defense will be the team at home. ing 8-21-5 overall and 7-20-5 in man left the defense struggling. it would be if they defied the portantly, he has guided the deciding factor. There have been a few changes the Central Collegiate Hockey odds and won the World Series. Jays to a probable division To conclude, I focus on the in the BG roster since last Association, and failing to make With injuries to other members Incidentally, this same trend championship. roundball of the NBA I com- season. Defenseman Ken Klee the playoffs. The Falcons will of the defense, the Falcons some- is happening all around the In the National League, Gary mend the New York Knicks for opted to sign a contract with the have to rebuild their offense in times found themselves rotating world of sports as we speak. Sheffield is my choice for their off-season acquisitions. NHL's Washington Capitals. order to be a threat in the league five defensemen throughout The high payroll of the Los An- MVP. His near triple crown Patrick Ewine. Charles Smith, Forward/Defenseman Arls Bri- this year. games. The Falcons now have geles Raiders has rendered triumph should be rewarded Charles Oakley, Doc Rivers manis chose to forego his junior some veterans at the blue line. few rewards as the "Raiders of even if the Padres have sput- and Bo Kimble give the Knicks and senior year to sign with the Besides losing Klee, BG also Returning will be juniors Glen the Lost Art (Shell)" have be- tered late in the season. He a tremendous core of talent Philadelphia Flyers and attend lost Peter Holmes, Martin Jir- Mears, Todd Reirden and Jeff gan the season with four wins leads the league with a .330 that will be tough to beat come training camp with the American anek, Dan Bylsma, Otis Plage- Wells. Other experienced return- and no losses. However, the batting average with 33 home next June. Hockey League's Hershey Bears man, Jim Solly and Llew Ncwana ing defensemen are sophomores Pittsburgh Steelers possess runs and 99 runs batted in. What is the difference be- (affiliate to the Flyers). to graduation. These six com- Brandon Carper and Greg de one of the league's lowest Other players who deserve tween the Knicks and the Cavs Forwards Rick Lacroix and bined for most of the offensive Vries. This defensive squad will payrolls and have still man- mention for a great season you ask? The Knicks want to Andy McMillan transferred to threat(78 of 133 goals) and will be have to reduce the figure of the aged to win three games and effort are Darren Daulton of win an NBA Championship. different schools. Lacroix went hard to replace. Brett Harkins 4.76 goals per game average of lose only one. This is a pat on the Philadelphia Phillies (27 Steve Seasly is an assistant to the University of Illinois- and Brian Holzinger could be last season to help the Falcons the back to every little man out home runs, 106 RBI), Bip sports editor for The News. Chicago where he will be a mem- counted on as offensive leaders. improve their overall game. Magic returns to NBA, Lakers Dudley's Racquet Shop Racquetball & Tennis Equipment byJohnNadel full time, and he'll be checked better," said Johnson. "It was pics this summer. 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i Wednesday, September 30, 1992 The BG News page seven Browns receivers Athletics clinch AL West title by Anne M. Peterson The Associated Press seasons," general manager night's game against the Texas Bar and Grill's back room. still not catching Sandy Alderson said. Rangers. "I tried to tell the kids when we The A's have been plagued this La Russa said this division title just walked up here, this may OAKLAND, Calif. - Somehow year by a rash of injuries. Key was probably his most satisfying. never happen again," said La Ru- it seemed fitting that the Oakland players, including Rickey Hen- "When you look at what this club ssa. "You may never be a part of the football Athletics clinched the AL West derson, Dave Henderson and Bob had to go through, that this is the a winning situation. It's too damn title without setting foot on the Welch, have spent time on disa- most demanding and therefore difficult to win. So every time The Associated Press field. bled list. Then there was the the most satisfying regular you win it's real, real special." "Maybe this is the way it's shocking trade of slugger Jose season championship we've ever supposed to be this year," said Canseco. won." "I think, before it gets lost in BEREA, Ohio - Sunday's 12-0 loss to the Denver Broncos marked pitcher Rick Honeycutt. "The story of the '92 regular all the comments about adver- the second game that a Cleveland Browns wide receiver has not "I think everybody really season definitely has been an ab- "Everybody picked up in past sity, you've got to recognize that caught a pass. wanted to clinch it on the field solute refusal to get discour- years, but this year they looked there's a talent base on this team. Sunday, running backs Leroy Hoard and Eric Metcalf and tight end and go crazy like you do, but this aged," manager Tony La Russa at us and said, 'Well, we expect All the stuff about we should Pete Holohan accounted for all of Cleveland's 75 receiving yards. year has kind of lingered on and said. "You're talking about the A's to take fourth place, we concentrate on who's playing and Two incomplete passes were thrown to wide receiver Michael Jack- so maybe this is appropriate." major, major stars and key peo- don't expect them to be an upper- not who's missing," he said."You son, including a 10-yard pass in the Broncos' end zone late in the The A's had the day off, but ple dropping out at the worst of division ball club.' But we fin- just don't win for six months if fourth quarter. still won their fourth division ti- times, and the club just refusing ished it out," pitcher Dave Ste- you're just playing beyond your- Through four games, the Browns have amassed only 53 receptions, tle in five years as the second- to lose." wart said. selves." an average of less than 13 catches a game. The NFL average after place Minnesota Twins lost 9-4 to "It just goes to show you, you "I'm extremely proud of this The A's open the playoffs on three games was 52 catches per team. the Chicago White Sox. can win the championship with- team. Nobody once got into the Oct. 7 at the home of the AL East Of those 53 catches, only 10 are by wide receivers - eight by Jack- The Athletics had their chance out your key players through the fact that this team has more champion, either Toronto or son and two by Jamie Holland. to clinch in a ballpark over the year," said first baseman Mark heart and more character than Milwaukee. The Browns, hampered by injuries at quarterback, have relied weekend when they played Mil- McGwire said. "Baseball is such anybody else out there. That's "When you start looking at our more upon the running game than on the wide receivers. Recently waukee. The Brewers swept the a long season. That's the one why we won," said third baseman chances in the post-season, you'- acquired quarterback Mike Tomczak, a replacement for injured three-game series. thing Tony does. Tony keeps Carney Lansford. re not going to win unless you starter Bernie Kosar and backup Todd Philcox, completed nine of 19 pushing everybody and keeps have some talent," said La Russa. passes for 75 yards and two interceptions in Sunday's loss to the "We had an opportunity to do it utilizing everyone he's got." When the A's fate was sealed "We've got enough talent. But the Broncos. on the field but we just couldn't McGwire had 41 home runs Monday night, witnessed on a story of this year, definitely, is Tomczak was acquired Sept. 16, after Kosar broke his ankle during get it done. It's been one of those and 103 RBI before Tuesday big-screen television in Mac's the guys not quitting." a 27-23 Monday night loss to the Miami Dolphins. He was thrust into the starting position when Philcox broke his thumb in the Browns' 28-16 win over the Los Angeles Raiders. "I understand the receivers always want the ball, but we're proba- bly not getting it much because we're young," said Browns receivers Raiders falling deeper in a hole coach Richard Mann. Sunday's starting wide receivers for the Browns were Jackson, by Craig Horst who is in his second-year with the Browns, and Jamie Holland, who AP sports writer draw play and scored two touchdowns, the second time he has done it was acquired last year. in his career and the first time a Chiefs quarterback has scored twice since Bill Kenney did it Nov. 27,1983. Browns coach Bill Belichick said he expected to have veteran wide KANSAS CITY. Mo. - This hole the Los Angeles Raiders find them- "It's an ideal kind of performance to be a coach, because while you receiver Webster Slaughter, and rookie Patrick Rowe with the team. selves in may not only be deep, it may be bottomless. come out of it with a victory, we made enough errors to stay busy and Slaughter, a contract holdout, was declared a free agent by a judge To a man, the Raiders say they can climb out. But there is a long make some of the corrections that need to be made," coach Marty in Minneapolis last week and Rowe is sidelined for the season with a way to go after the Kansas City Chiefs defeated Los Angeles 27-7 Schottenheimer said as the Chiefs kept pace with Denver at 3-1 in the knee injury. Monday in a game that was a must-win one for the Raiders even this AFC West. The Chiefs go to Denver next week. "I thought one way or an other Webster Slaughter would be here," early in the season. Eric Dickerson tore through the Chiefs for a 40-yard touchdown Belichick said. "I don't think anybody anticipated it going the way it's "We're just not playing well and it's my job to get them to play run and a 7-0 Los Angeles lead in the first quarter. But that was the going, at least not this late in the season. well," Raiders coach Art Shell said. last noise the Raiders would make. Kansas City beat Los Angeles for the sixth time in a row, and the The Raiders had a horrible, backwards drive in the third quarter "We certainly anticipated Patrick Rowe being a third receiver, if Raiders have lost eight straight dating back to last year. after reaching midfield. not a starting receiver," he said. "I certainly think he would have Todd Marinovich threw two interceptions as the Raiders increased been one of those had he not gotten hurt. their league-leading turnover count to 15. Los Angeles now has a Steve Smith was called for holding, Marinovich was sacked for an "We've been looking (for wide receivers)," Belichick said. "I feel takeaway-giveaway ratio of minus 12. 8-yard loss, Marcus Allen was stopped for no gain, a delay of game like we have a decent group. "It's difficult to be 0 and 4 knowing we have a good team, but we're penalty was called and Reggie McEIroy was called for personal foul. "I felt like we had some depth and a lot of quality going into the not playing well," Marinovich said. "Everybody will be jumping off Allen picked up three yards, giving the Raiders a third-and-43 from season.... but it hasn't worked out that way. Quarterback changes the the bandwagon. LA is a tough place to play, so it will be a good test for their own 14. last two weeks haven't made it any better, either." us as a team to stay together." A 31-yard punt gave Kansas City the ball at the Los Angeles 48, and The Browns have a bye this week before hosting the Pittsburgh Barry Word pounded out 125 yards on 27 carries as the Chiefs held the Chiefs took nine plays to score on Krieg's 7-yard run that made it SteelersOct.il. the ball for nearly 35 minutes. Dave Krieg unveiled a quarterback 17-7 two plays into the fourth quarter.

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