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Arrest made BRIEFLY in computer ampus theft case Pictures presented: Two motion pictures will be shown this by Beth Church evening. "La Marseillaise," a picture news editor dealing with the French Revolution, will be shown in the Gish Film Theater at 7 p.m. and "North by The sixth University student was Northwest," a classic Hitchcock arrested Wednesday in connection picture starring Cary Grant and with the rash of computer thefts last alumna Eva Marie Saint, will be spring. shown at 9 p.m. at 210 Mathematical Sciences Building. Thomas M. Thomas III of Chagrin Both events are free. Falls, Ohio, is being charged with a third degree felony for breaking and entering the Math Science Building in People January, police said. Secretariat dies: In Paris, He could face five years in prison Ky , Secretariat, whose 1973 Triple and a $5,000 fine, police said. Crown triumph stamped him as the "people's horse," was humanely Property stolen during that break- destroyed on Wednesday. He was 19 in includes computers, computer —getting on for a horse but awfully disks and telephone equipment, ac- young for such a great guy. "Maybe cording to Bill Bess, executive direc- he was not the world's greatest tor of campus safety. racehorse," his owner, Helen Thomas, a senior business major, Chenery, said, "but he was a BG News/Pal Mingarelli was taken into custody at the Wood charismatic person.... The dream is Night Out for Homeless County Courthouse, where he was over." To illustrate the need for housing for the homeless, freshman Scott Williams, sophomore Marie Schuler. freshman Brian subpoenaed for legal proceedings. Secretariat's 31-length victory in Green, junior Michelle Gavin and other members of the University Peace Coalition spent Tuesday night sleeping outside the Belmont Stakes gave America its the Federal building on South Main St. in Bowling Green. On Friday members will travel to Washington. D.C.. to partici- Thomas was testifying before the first Triple Crown winner in 25 years. pate in a national demonstration for Congressional legislation for more federal housing money for the homeless. Wood County Grand Jury which soon In a year of turmoil — including is expected to return an indictment Watergate and Vietnam — it also against another of the suspects ar- gave the country a hero, and rested. Americans latched on as though he were human. Investigations in the case "have "Secretariat was like the Arnold Student gestures suicide consumed a lot of time," Bess said. Palmer or Sugar Ray Leonard of He declined to say whether further horse racing " John Sosby, manager suspects will be arrested, but said in- at Claiborne Farm, once said. "He's a Man receives counseling after inflicting slight injuries vestigations are still continuing. people's horse." tween a suicide gesture and a suicide This is the first suicide incident re- The other five men arrested were Hurt wins: Actor William Hurt by Jeff Batdori attempt. ported this semester. all roommates and members of the expressed thanks after a judge ruled staff writer Lisa Ziska-Marchand, director of swim team. against his ex-lover, Sandra "A suicide attempt is t distinct at- crisis intervention services for The Jennings, who claimed half his wealth tempt on taking one's lift, whereas a Link, said the center provides short- Richard Foster, senior business as a common law wife. Jennings' A student gestured toward commit- suicide gesture indicates a need for term counseling for individuals and major; Jonathan Warnick, junior pre- attorney vowed to issue an appeal ting suicide Tuesday night when he at- counseling," he said. directs mem to long-term treatment business major; Scott Kent, sopho- saying the female judge was madly tempted to cut his wrist while sitting on programs. more pre-business major; Craig in love" with Hurt. the steps of Rodgers Hall. Bess said the individual was taken to Janeck, junior business major and Hurt said he went to court because The Link because it was an evening in- ' 'We listen to them and let them do all Craig Schoenlein, sophomore pre- "I felt that I simply could not Bill Bess, director of public safety, cident and the short-term crisis center the talking — if they need more help, business major, were also arrested continually give in to the pressures said the student used an artist's knife to is open 24 hours. we refer them to different agencies," within the last two weeks. that have been constantly put on me cut his wrist, causing slight injury but she said. for more and more money and other not enough to need medical attention. Ohio law states that an officer can Head swim coach Brian Gordon accommodations from Sandra make an arrest if an individual cannot If an individual is brought into Wood suspended all of these swimmers Jennings and others." A student service officer witnessed control himself and is endangering County Hospital for treatment after an from the team. the incident and the injured man was himself or others. attempted suicide, she said The Link Gabor's husband dies: transported to The Link, 525 Pike St., will contact a professional from the An investigation by campus police The stepfather of the Gabor sisters — for counseling, Bess said. But Bess said there was no need to Wood County Mental Health Center, officers three weeks ago revealed the Eva, Zsa Zsa and Magda — died of make an arrest because "the individu- who will determine if the individual location of $30,000 worth of stolen Un- heart failure. Edmond de Szigethy, Bess explained the difference be- al needed to talk to someone." needs further hospitalization. iversity property. Jolie Gabor's third husband, was 77. Ciccone sentenced: Pop star Madonna's 20-year-old brother has received a 30-day sentence and a Noriega blames U.S. in coup bid two year probationary period for assaulting his girlfriend. The judge Spokesmen for Noriega said some of the rebels the coup was attempted. by Eloy O. Aguilar took refuge at U.S. Southern Command headquarters also ordered Mario Ciccone to enter Associated Press writer At the headquarters on Wednesday, loyal troopers an alcohol-substance abuse treatment in Quarry Heights. Southern Command spokesmen in T-shirts and baseball caps repaired shattered program and pay $155 in fines and would not come to the telephone and no comment windows and painted and patched the walls. Traffic court costs for the June 1988 assault. PANAMA CITY, Panama - Troops patrolled the was available from the U.S. Embassy. moved along the streets nearby, but vehicles were Ciccone and his former girlfriend city's lightly traveled streets Wednesday and U.S. Newspapers reported six people killed in the coup not permitted to stop. had had a fight and he struck her then helicopters watched from overhead on the day after attempt Tuesday morning. Many Panamanians chose to stay home Wednes- threw her to the ground several times. rebel soldiers tried in vain to overthrow Gen. Manuel Maj. Edgardo Lopez, an aide to Noriega, would not day and U.S. bases were shut under condition Delta, Noriega. confirm casualty figures or reports that Maj. Moises which restricts movement of personnel. About 12,000 "The gringo piranhas want to do away with me," Giroldi Vega, the Urraca commander and coup American soldiers are stationed in Panama. Nation the general, who commands the military and con- leader, was among the dead. He said at least 60 sol- The uprising "aggravated the Panamanian crisis trols the government, said during a brief tour of the diers and four or five officers were arrested. in every dimension and makes it more dangerous," Murder committed: Lori street outside Panamanian Defense Forces head- Every few minutes, helicopters of the U.S. South- opposition leader Ricardo Arias Calderon told a Esker, 20, of Wittenberg, Wis., was quarters. ern Command circled over the perimeters of Quarry midday news conference. He said the military re- the president of her high school class He blames the revolt on the United States, which Heights and Fort Amador. The two U.S. bases at the gime "is divided against itself and rejected by the and the local Future Farmers of has tried to oust him for nearly two years. The Bush western edge of Panama City are a few hundred great majority of the people." America chapter. Now, she is being administration denied involvement. yards from the Panamanian headquarters, where D See Panama, page 4. charged with first degree murder in the strangulation of 21-year-old Lisa Cihaski. Friends of Esker said she was devasted when her romance with City panel a young farmer named Bill Buss ended and he decided to marry Jury indicts alleged killer Cihaski. Esker admitted to killing the girl, proposes For security purposes at the hear- but claims it was in self-defense. by Beth Church ing, all spectators were cleared from news editor the building and then courtroom ob- Man convicted: A jury new plan servers were searched and passed Wednesday convicted Ronnie Shelton The Wood County Grand Jury indic- through a metal detector before reen- on 220 counts of rape and kidnapping. ted Richard E. Fox Wednesday after- tering the courtroom. Judge Richard Mcmangle of the by Mitch Weiss noon for aggravated murder and kid- A preliminary hearing has been set Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Associated Press writer for the defendant at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 16 Court in Cleveland sentenced him to Fox, 33, was arrested Monday night in Wood County Common Pleas Court the maximum term of 1,555 years to TOLEDO — A City Council commit- at his Tontogany, Ohio, home for al- in Judge Donald DeCessna's court- 3,195 years in jail. tee on Wednesday recommended pas- legedly kidnapping and murdering room. Prior to sentencing, Shelton told the sage of an amended version of a coali- 18-year-old Leslie Renee Keckler of Fox, an employee of Bob Evans judge, "My honest-to-God wish is that tion's proposal that could lead to a Bowling .Green. Restaurant, 1726 E. Wooster St., since I wish to be injected with sodium municipal power system. "We're glad to see all the efforts of May, reportedly obtained Keckler's pentothal and be given... injections Council's Community Safety, Envi- the officers finally come together," name and phone number through an until I'm dead." ronment and Development panel ap- said Wood County Prosecutor Alan employment application she had Sroved a plan that would set up a May berry. submitted to the business. 'Phantom' plays: A record 5-member review board to look at Fox faced arraignment in Bowling A composite of Fox was created number of people lined up to buy alternatives to Toledo Edison. Green Municipal Court Wednesday with the help of a University student $500,000 worth of tickets to see the But unlike a plan submitted by the morning where his bond was set for who the defendant allegedly attemp- "Phantom of the Opera" m 8* Wang group known as the Coalition for Lower $250,000 with no 10 percent applicable ted to sexually assault this summer. Center in Boston. The show the Electric Rates, the review board won't by Judge James Bachman. Anonymous tips through the audience will be seeing is not the be able to subpoena Toledo Edison re- Mayberry requested Bachman Crimestoppers program helped police tragic love story by Andrew Lloyd cords and witnesses and won't have un- deny bond because of the "serious to narrow their search for Fox to Ton- Webber that is popular in New York. limited spending powers. nature" of the alleged crimes. togany. Ken Hill's comic melodrama, in fact, The committee's vote came after its "The likelihood of (Fox's) failed Keckler's car was discovered by BG News/ John Grieshop shows very little similarities to the third and final public hearing on the appearance (in court) is high," he officers at the Woodland Mall Sept. 27 Richard Fox Is escorted back to the popular play. review board Wednesday afternoon. said. after she was reported missing by her Wood County Jail following his ar- "Ours is not an $8 million TTie full Council may vote on the issue Bachman approved a request from boyfriend, with whom she shared an raignment Wednesday morning. production, it's a $1 million next week. The coalition collected defense attorney John Callaghan for a apartment on High Street. Fox was indicted on charges for production," Lee Marshall, vice enough signatures on petitions to force gag order to be placed on all officials the aggravated murder and kid- president of Magic Productions and Council to look at the proposal. Her body was later discovered in a napping of Leslie Renee Keckler connected with ntrie case, but the order one of the comic melodrama's "Toledo Edison doesn't have any was lifted whe Pachrr.'Vs jurisdic- d'.eh along PargWta "• <» "ven and is being held on $250,000 producers said. competition so they don't have to worry tion ended with * ix'sinr otn cnt. miles north* >. .. i bond. □ See Power, page 4. THE BG NEWS

2 BGNows October 5,1989 Editorial

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Amy Burkett Beth Church Managing Editor News Editor

Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor Voters should fM^JM exercise rights KjxtftoMb

Voter registration is currently taking place. The fact seems to be common and, as a news item, of little interest. Unfortunately, too many eli- Viewpoint Vince Barr gible Ohio voters will let their chance to voice polit- ical opinions pass them by as October turns into Nov. 7 — Election Day. One voting concern in the United States is not who Supreme Court decision questioned is running for what office or what issues are on the ballot but whether the voting public will turn out at The Supreme Court has done it national religion. It was also not government implicitly approves Other examples abound. again. They've confused free- to attempt to interfere with reli- of the exercise of religion. Fur- President Woodrow Wilson the polls. dom of religion and freedom gious practices as the phrase ther examples include the (1913-21) commented that "The from religion. The recent case "...prohibiting the free exercise Pledge of Allegiance, officially foundations of our society and People make excuses for not voting. They find stems from the city of Cincinna- thereof" indicates. sanctioned by government, our government rest so much they are "too busy" or the voting process is "too ti's display of the Nativity scene So, the central issue involved which declares that we are upon the teachings of the Bible, difficult." Students sometimes believe that living in a public park around the is a question regarding the de- ".. .one nation under God..." that it would be difficult to sup Christmas holiday season. The gree to which (if any), our In interpreting the Consti- port them, if faith in these teach- many miles away from their permanent, voting High Court recently decided that government may promote (im- tutionjudges frequently invoke ings would cease to be practica- address is a justifiable excuse for not voting. such displays must be banned plicitly or openly) the exercise the principle of original intent, lly universal in this country." In because they constitute unlaw- of religion. This is where the dis- that is, what did the framers of 1952, the Supreme Court con- These excuses are just that — excuses. On the ful governmental endorsement tinction between freedom the Constitution originally in- cluded in the case of Zorach vs. of a religious message. from religion and the freedom of tend to say when the words were (.'la us on that "...we are a reli- average, voting takes little more than 10 to 15 Much of the confusion stems religion comes into play. If a written. Thomas Jefferson, the gious people, and our institu- minutes. The voting process itself is as easy as pok- from the First Amendment to person is free from something, it author of both the Declaration of tions presuppose a Supreme Be- ing a hole in a piece of paper. And, as for living out- the Consititution, which was a- means the "something" is no Independence and a major con- ing." That's about as blatant of side of the district registered as a home address, dopted in 1791 along with nine longer present in a person's en- tributor to the Constitution, once a government endorsement for other amendments in a "pack- vironment. That is, it is totally wrote the following: "Can the the public exercise of religion as there is the absentee ballot. age deal" commonly referred to excluded from his/her sur- liberties of a nation be thought I have been able to find. One as The Bill of Rights. The First roundings. However, if a person secure, when we have removed final example: the year 1983 was Even the process of registration is not difficult. If Amendment states that: "Co- is free of something, it indicates as their only firm basis, a con- declared by President Reagan a potential voter knows his or her name, address ngress shall make no law re- the "something" is present, but viction in the minds of the people and the United Nations as "The and Social Security number plus a few other minor specting an establishment of re- not affecting the individual in that these liberties are the gifts Year of The Bible." What more ligion, or prohibiting the free question. In other words, it is not of God?" Sroof do you want that belief in facts, the registration is as easy to fill out as an ad- exercise thereof..."It goes on to excluded from the environment. It has not been at all uncom- od underlies the very founda- dress card. establish the freedon of speech, In what may come as a sur- mon in our nation's history to tion of this country? Now the peaceful assembly and the right prise to some people, this open up sessions of Congress or Supreme Court, in ruling that Many times, constituents believe their repre- to petition the government to ob- government was founded on the court hearings with prayer to Nativity scenes constitute undue sentatives are not listening to them. However, for a tain a review of any grievances principle belief that personal God for guidance and wisdom in governmental association with the people have against it. freedom was the gift of God. One dealing with difficult matters. religion and that such activity is few minutes of time constituents cannot only decide There are several key words needs to look no further than the Such was the case at the Consti- "unconstitutional," ignores 213 what legislators are to do, but who the legislators in this amendment which must freamble of the Declaration of tutional Convention in Philadel- years of that very fact. It makes will be as well. be looked at in order to under- ndependence for proof of this phia, when Benjamin Franklin absolutely no sense whatsoever stand the principles which are fact. Look on the reverse side of made the suggestion to open and and leads me to seriously ques- being established here. The idea a dollar bill or on the back of a close the day with prayer. Such tion the wisdom of the Court in of respecting an organized reli- coin minted in the United States exercises of governmental asso- regards to this particular ruling. gious belief stipulated that Con- and you'll see the words "In God ciation with religious affairs Barr is a senior accounting gress had no right to establish, We Trust" inscribed. That's a weren't limited to the Colonial and international business Students can't Period, either. brush off safety honor or promote a specific, clear indication that this major from Xenia, Ohio. LETTERS Respond As dusk fades to evening, a short walk to the The BG News editorial Union or a friend's apartment may not seem page is your campus so bad. After all, the locations may only be five or Using night escorts on compus could stop fear forum. 10 minutes away. But no matter how short the walk, the element of To the Editor, some type. I think it is very sad who walk alone should take ad- safety should not be cast off. that these women have to have vantage of it. Letters to the editor I am a freshman and I am escorts, however, it is very should be a maximum of While recent news events have thrown into the writing in regard to the rape and necessary. Most of these women at least 200-300 words in length and spotlight the issue of safety and after-dark escorts, assault factor here on campus. I have many male friends that should be typewritten, attention should be given to them everyday, not just admit it is legitimate for women I do not think that these they could ask to walk them double-spaced, and signed. in the wake of an attack. living on campus to have a fear women should live in an exis- back to their dorm or room. I Many alternatives to walking alone exist, and of walking alone. tence of total paranoia. dimply wish that they would Please address all sub- they are usually provided at no cost. The Campus However, I do not think that a learn their lesson before it is too missions to: However, I think that it is very little bit of common sense would late. It would be a nice change to Escort Service provides escorts for students in the odd that it takes so much for hurt any of these people. The stop a serious problem before it evenings and will even accompany a student off most women to learn their les- University provides an escort gets too large to handle. Editorial Editor campus within reasonable guidelines. All too many son. Almost all of the girls I service which is a very valuable The BG News times students find that a friend was probably know insist on walking across service on this campus and I Martin Iacampo Jr. 210 West Hall headed in the same direction and they could have campus without an escort of think that more of these women accompanied each other. Fatman by John Bolssv It only takes a few extra minutes to arrange for \H£ SYRUP SAlLiR, ALMOST tNTlBCL* f^AT^tA/v DlVtS TO SArerr IN T*t€ 3 COLD OcroSU toATC*a O* an escort, and personal safety is well worth the fiCOUCtO t*JTO Svfltrf , SLOHL* QcGivt TO 5/A/M rouauos Memo rterflo QAV A*ID t-jATCHea AS wait. (3AV.. TtAPPmO /HSHX THIA s,t*UPT r*c SV#CP sAfire S'MMI INTO A is Tut FATnAN ! Regardless of the method, an escort is something that should, under no circumstance, be brushed aside lightly.

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Bowling Green Slate University Bowing Green Ohio 434030276 8 00 am to 5 00 p m Monday through Friday -i_ M THE BG NEWS Campus Life BGNews October 5,1989 3 Water safety debated Reform Act takes effect by Lynn Gagel found in water are actually no river's basin has resulted in re- Lawmakers attempt to improve Ohio education higher "than you get in any Kind duced dilution of chemical run- staff writer of root vegetable. off. "There's a great big slug of by James A. Tinker "American schools The committee is comprised Is Bowling Green's water Water problems are serious, chemicals and then nothing to staff writer of IS members, including safe? according to University biology dilute them," he said. "When we will never work Celeste, Gardner, four other According to Ronald Merrill, professor Karl Schurr, but they have that contribution to the representatives, five senators supervisor of Bowling Green's are not the fault of the city Bowling Green water supply, The Ohio Education Reform until the American and representatives from the Water Treatment Plant, resi- treatment plant. we've got problems." Act of 1989, which went into ef- family begins to Board of Education and the dents are in no danger. "They have a terrible re- fect Monday, is an attempt by Board of Regents. Merrill spoke in an educa- source coming in," he said. The problems cannot be sol- Ohio lawmakers to improve ed- work again." "As far as education goes, the tional forum sponsored by the ved unless channelization of ucation through new approa- committee will be the most im- Undergraduate Student That source, the Maumee waterways within the Maumee's ches, while not drastically in- portant organization in de- Government to more than 60 Un- River, is highly contaminated basin is stopped by the EPA and creasing funds. --Richard Cummings, cades," Gardner said. iversity students and communi- with the carcinogens from her- farmers are educated about and Rep. Randall Gardner, superintendent of Fund recipients include a ty members Wednesday night. bicides and pesticides, Schurr choose to use less harmful pesti- R-Bowling Green, said portions drop-out prevention and inter- said. Channelization of the cides, Schurr said. of the act are patterned on suc- Bowling Green City vention plan, Head Start; public He explained how Bowling cessful programs in other preschools and the at-risk stu- Green's water goes through a Schools process involving clarification, states. dent excellence program. softening, pH stabling, filtering "It's not always best to be the Another of the act's require- and chlorine application, plus first," he said. ments forces school districts to other treatments for taste and Beginning next year, people establish a policy on the Pledge odor quality as needed. Bottled water will be able to become certified system now has some modifica- of Allegiance, he said. teachers without a degree in ed- tions that were recommended at Each district's board of edu- The water treatment plant ucation, which is similar to a the education summit of Presi- cation may decide for the whole runs tests that check for 51 or- program in New Jersey, he said. dent Bush and governors last district if the Pledge will be ganics per month, Merrill said, The act also includes a pilot week. said, or an individual school or thus insuring that the water sales overflow program enabling community "The Reform Act is a model the classroom teachers could meets all state-enforced health experts, such as businessmen or for the nation," he said. decide. requirements. systems take tap water and Water must meet health and by James A. Tinker professors, to volunteer as However, not all education Gardner said he believes it is staff writer filter it for consumers and guest-lecturers for no more than officials believe the act will important schools teach math, aesthetic tests imposed by the Balemian said they ha ve been six hours per week, he said. drastically improve education. science and reading, but also Ohio Environmental Protection selling 900 to 1,600 gallons a Gardner believes this will be Richard Cummings, superin- teach students about their na- Agency, Doug Sharp, an Ohio Local grocers and Food week. an effective way to involve the tendent of Bowling Green City tion's heritage and the Pledge is EPA representative, said. Operations are having a hard Kreischer dining hall has community in the education Schools, said the new act was one way of doing this. "Standards for drinking water time meeting consumer de- been test marketing a water system. created out of frustration and are continually evolving ... and mand for bottled and filtered filtration system and sales The act's open enrollment pol- the actual problems of the edu- subject to considerable are going "wonderfully," icy was inspired by a successful cation system are in the schools. changes," Sharp said. "We Just cant seem to keep General Manager Michael Minnesota project, he said. "American schools will never Within the next three years, 83 it on our shelves," said Urban Marcenellesaid. When open enrollment be- work until the American family new types of compounds will be zer, co-manager of Although they are having comes mandatory for schools in begins to work again," he said, regulated, he said. . own. 1044 N. Main St., trouble keeping empty jugs In 1993, parents will be allowed to adding that schools inherit all of Most complaints Merrill which sells bottled water. stock to fill wfth the pmrffied choose the schools to which they society's problems. Have a receives from citizens involve During water safety alerts water, Marcenelle said he is send their children, but until The act will evaluate schools the water's taste and odor — two they have to order it by "the hesitant to sell It by the glass. then it is optional, he said. through data compiled by the comment subjects unrelated to safety, he pound," he said. Another change is an educa- State Board of Education, which said. Mark Balemian, store Cashiers would not be able tional program for parents of will establish a statewide man- about campus "Organics don't taste," he manager of the Kroger Co., to tefi the diflsrence between students with high absenteeism, agement information network, said. "The flavor comes from 1998Tr Main St. saidThis store purified or tap water and stu- Gardner said. he said. happenings? chlorophyll from algae. When sells the most water of any of dents might not always be es- Prior to the new act, parents This data will include student oxidized with chlorine, it gets a the Kroger supermarkets in pecially honest. who did not send their children grades, achievement test scores Letters to swampy taste." the Toledo area. "We haven't wanted to do to school could be fined or jailed, and the cost of operation for in- Nitrate problems are overem- thatyet,"hcsaid. but now school districts will try stitutions, in an attempt to the Editor phasized today because people "We sell a tremendous Filtered water has not in- to impress upon parents the im- determine a school's cost ef ec- try to link everything to cancer, amount of bottled water as it terfered wlft other beverage portance of education before tiveness. are always Merrill said. is, but when the alerts are an- sales, he said, because stu- such measures are taken, he The act also formed the Ohio He said the toxicity in nitrates nounced there la a dramatic dents buy water to take back said. Education Improvement Com- welcome! — one water problem common increase." he said. to their rooms and not to Reuven Carlisle, Gov. Rich- mittee which will be responsible to Bowling Green's supply — is The store's water filtration drink in the cafeteria. ard Celeste's deputy press sec- for the allocation of $90 million exaggerated and the levels retary, said Ohio's education for new and old programs.

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4 IGN.wi October 5,1989 Cyclist rides for charity Teacher tapped shape fast," he said. as 'Ohio's best' by Michelle Banks To prepare himself for the staff writer 75-80 miles he would have to by Andy Mickle and great ideas courses, has ride each day, Dawson first reporter already been named the 1989 A University student ful- trained at home by riding his Bowling Green State University filled his lifelong dream while bike. Master Teacher as well as been raising thousands of dollars The humidity from Denver For M. Neil Browne, winning chosen by the University Board for his fraternity's philanth- to Nebraska was also an ob- awards and honors has become stacle. commonplace since he arrived Dan Dawson, a member of "The factor of heat (affect- at the University in 1968. "This is an honor Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, rode ing our appearance) was not Most re- and I am very happy his bike from San Francisco a Dig deal because we were cently, this to Washington, D.C. this past not dressed to go to class or economics I was selected. It summer for a program called work," he said. "We were professor was was a surprise "PUSH America." constantly wet though." named the "While reaching my goal of Despite the physical chal- 1989 Ohio because I did not cycling across the country, I lenges, Dawson said he would Professor of apply for it — I was was able to reach people at repeat the trip if he could. the Year by the same time," Dawson nI'm graduating in May the Council for nominated." said. and if I can find a job where I Advanced Other Bowling Green parti- don't have to start until Au- Support of Ed- -M. Neil Browne, cipants included graduate gust, then I will do it again," ucation in University economics Jim Karlovec; Pete Woeste, he said. Washington, D.C. Browne member of Pi Kappa Phi; In order to go on the trip. "This is an honor and I am professor and Sally Schafer, last year's Dawson had to raise $3,000, very happy I was selected," Pi Beta Phi sorority presi- which he accomplished after Browne said. "It was a surprise dent. several months. because I did not apply for it — I of Trustees as the 1989 Distin- He collected $1,200 from was nominated." guished Teaching Professor for The Pi Kapps' philanthropy door-todoor donations and his outstanding performance in — Play Units for the Severely family and friends with the Each college and university in the classroom. Handicapped —donates remainder of the money com- the state is asked to nominate Browne said receiving all of money for public awareness ing from the toll roads in one professor which they feel is these awards within one year is Toledo. qualified for the title. not very ordinary. and equipment for the severe- "It would have to be good ly handicapped. If Dawson is able to go on Robert Patton, dean of busi- Dawson raised almost the trip next vear he saidrais- ness administration, and Eloise luck," Browne said. "It's just a ing funding for his trip would fluke that all this has happened $80,000 himself for PUSH Clark, vice president of aca- to me this year." along with 20 other cyclists be easier. demic affairs, selected Browne from around the country par- "(Raising money) is not for the nomination. ticipating in PUSH America. easy, but experience helps," For the rest of the year, as Although Dawson said the he said. "I nave some new "From Browne's experience well as into the future, Browne two-month cross country ideas for next year on how to BG News' file photo in the classroom he was a nota- said he is not looking for compe- journey was rewarding, he raise the money for the trip.'' ble choice," Patton said. "We tition in any events in the future. also said there were a few Pi Kapp's annual PUSH chose to nominate him because week is currently under way Pi Kappa Phi Dan Dawson stands beside the bicycle he used to trav- "I don't see any future events problems. el across the United States for "PUSH America." Dawson raised al- of his accomplishments with his "The first week I was sore with various activities students." that I will be competing in. but for a couple of days, but rid- planned to raise money for most $80,000 himself for PUSH. Play Units for the Severly Handi- I'm very appreciative to all the ing 80 miles a day gets you in the handicapped. capped, on his ride from San Francisco to Washington. D.C. Browne, who teaches advan- people who nave supported me ced economics, critical thinking in the past," Browne said. Panama D Continued from page 1. Monte, or Wild Boars, a unit that Raul Ossa, a vice president of joined the counterattack. the Christian Democrats, was Civilian opponents of Noriega arrested after the uprising be- have denied involvement. At the United Nations in New fan, but Arias said ne did not U.S. sanctions have damaged York President Francisco Ro- now why. He said 16 members the economy, but Noriega re- driguez told a news conference of the opposition had been ar- mains. He annulled the oppo- the coup was attempted by a rested in recent days. sition's election victory May 7 small group of soldiers and has put down two coup at- "fostered and supported by the Raymond Takiff, an attorney tempts. government of the United States in Miami representing Noriega After the battle Tuesday, Nor- ... that found no resonance of on federal charges of drug traf- iega replaced the rebellious Ur- any kind within the ranks of the ficking and money laundering, raca Company, whose 350 men Defense Forces or citizens." said he spoke with Lopez on were in charge of headquarters Wednesday while the aide was security, with the Machos de Opposition leader Arias said with Noriega. Power [ J Continued from page 1. Marianne Pontius, a coalition make our own decisions about supporter, told the committee at whether or not we're being about that aspect of mar- Wednesday's hearing. overcharged. ... I refuse to let keting. There can be no "What we're asking Council to Toledo Edison continue to force comparison of prices and that's do is help us obtain information the highest electric rates in the how Toledo Edison likes it," so we can review our rates and state down my throat without even attempting to try to deter- mine if there is, in fact, a better way to build a mousetrap," she said. I ALL YOU CAN EAT I Paul Smart, vice chairman of Centerior Energy Corp., Toledo Edison's parent company, told Council "now is not the time to The Washington Center BBQ RIBS hire a bunch of consultants to WASHINGTON make a study." He said the pro- CENTER Internship Program posal contains numerous legal RIBS flaws that the company would • Internships available in all fields • challenge in court. Smart said Toledo Edison is making changes to bring down THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1989 KlOO $4 00 operating costs. He said munici- INFORMAL PRESENTATION Bal power systems are not a re- TONIGHT 4:30 — 7:00 p.m. able source of electricity be- B THE PHEASANT ROOM-2nd FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION *f cause communities that run 4:00 RM 105 South Hall No Reservations accepted for these Specials ;§• such operations have to pur- Contact: Cooperative Education Program Food Coupons accepted 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. daily ]g chase power rather than gener- ate it. 238 Administration Building He also told the audience of 372-2451 about 150 people that he couldn't promise mat there wouldn't be 'Spring term applications due: Oct. 20, 1989. rate increases in the future. For Internships and "You are not going to be able Acqdemic Seminan to order us to reduce our rates Why Graduate Without it? without forcing us into bankrup- tcy," Smart said. The proposed board would study the feasibility of setting up a municipal power system and determine whether Toledo Edis- on's contract with the city should be modified to allow for fftarco's Pizza competition. Toledo Law Director Sheldon Rosen gave the committee an amended version of the propos- EXTRA SAUCE Fast Free The Wild Funtier al, which he said resolves THICK CRUST several legal questions. FREE (JUST ASK WHEN ORDERING) Delivery THURSDAY I Rosen said under the amended proposal the Council's commu- Bowling College I.D. Night nity safety committee would Green I have the power to subpoena wit- nesses to help gather informa- 1045 N. Main St. 353-0044 TONIGHT tion for the study and would set {the board's budget. Under the VOTED THE BEST PIZZA IN B.G. "Gran Prix Races" i coalition's plan the board would SAVE have subpoena and unlimited ■*■*■■ SAVES* ------TI rjizzzzr" " -•■■" ., ... spending powers. The study is expected to cost about $250,000. GET IN FREE!! Jennifer O'Donnell, a coalition TWO MEDIUM ^SINGLE leader, said she would study the Every Thursday amended version before making PIZZAS J ■■TLARGE PIZZA 18 S Ovor any decisions on whether or not Cheese & 1 Item | |^ Cheese & 2 Items to oppose it. The Lucas County Board of Elections two weeks ago said the petition contained 19,116 signa- $735 $645 tures, sufficient to require a Council vote on whether to set up i''""ri;"^'~iR[i'.~Tn ~ n. ORIGINAL OH PAN PIZZA a review panel. • No Other Coupon WHn TrMOfto • MdNontf Norn Only .76 •"•""•"""EXPIMI-W M-1.S0 . No Othor Coupon WWi TMo ONI EXP 10-31-M M-2.00 FTTH Repair problems fixed Students teach languages versation," Martin-Reynolds language textbooks and formei Tenant complaints settled with legal action by John Kohlstrand said. student-teachers' lesson plans. staff writer University students will run Richard Cummings, superin- the before-school sessions as a tendent of Bowling Green City by Wynne Everett some students are willing to put out," Bakies said. Because several University part of EDCI 373, which covers Schools, said the program would staff writer "There are other options which involve a little less students need field experience foreign language instruction. In help young students "to get a effort." for their education degrees, addition, the sessions are a feel for the language." Depending on the nature of the repair, he said, some Bowling Green elementa- chance for students to earn re- He said studies have shown One of the potentially frustrating challenges for the tenant may be able to seek help through the ry students will be rolling out of quired field experience hours. that it is easier for younger chil- a student living off-campus for the first time is to Wood County Health Department. bed a little earlier to get to class. Lauren Newkirk, a senior dren to learn a language and convince the landlord to complete needed repairs. If the necessary repair represents a health code Next week University educa- Spanish education major who "the ideal time to learn lan- Often disagreements over repairs can become violation, the tenant may ask the health depart- tion majors will begin teaching will be teaching at Conneaut El- guages is as a baby." lengthy court battles. ment to issue a notice of violation. fourth, fifth and sixth graders ementary School, said she was Wnile the before-school Greg Bakies, director of the University's student "Depending on the repair, the Health Depart- basic foreign language skills in somewhat nervous with the courses are not meant to be legal services, suggests three ways to resolve re- ment will give the landlord seven to 21 days to cor- three city elementary schools. freedom she would have in the comprehensive, Cummings said pair problems. rect the situation," Bakies said."If it isn't fixed, The language classes will be- classroom. they will encourage future lan- "Landlords are responsible for anything with the health department has the option of taking the gin at 8:25 a.m. — before the "I don't have any guidelines," guage study. regards to structure or general facilities of the landlord to criminal court." start of regular classes — and she said. "We get to pick what "We give them a peek at apartment including the plumbing and electric," Bakies stressed that most tenants do not find it will last for 30 minutes, Joanne we teach them. several different languages," he Bakies said. necessary to go to these great lengths to alleviate Martin-Reynolds, a University In determining her lesson said, "and when they see it can Bakies said the student should first talk to the repair problems. education professor in charge of filan, Newkirk said she has be fun and interesting, it helps landlord and let the landlord know the repairs need Legal services recommends that students report theprogram, said. ooked through other foreign them to study one later." to be made is often enough get the job done. needed repairs to landlords promptly and be very The elementary students will "But if you feel like you're getting the run careful when completing move-in inventories be offered instruction in French. around — even after a few days — you want to which detail the condition of the rental property to German, Spanish, Russian and i i i i—I—r start your legal rights moving forward," he said. avoid future repair problems. Latin. A student may contact several campus offices In addition, Bakies said it is important for stu- Lessons will cover "activities, for help because both legal services and the office dent tenants to try to cooperate with landlords. Large 2 Item Pizza of off-campus housing can call a landlord on behalf "Most of the situations that require court action games, a variety of greetings of a student to again request a repair. are isolated incidents where the landlord hasn't and daily activity kinds of con- Sample formal complaint letters are also avail- shown enough attention or isn't aware of his re- able at the legal services office. State law allows a sponsibilities," Bakies said. *5.95 tenant to write a letter requesting outlined repairs Debbie Brittain, 320 Elm St., said she and her be made within a reasonable length of time (not to roommates had difficulty getting necessary re- only at exceed 30 days). Legal service officials recom- pairs completed. FREE CATALOG mend that letters be sent by certified mail, return "The air conditioner was broken. The fan over receipt request, or by a third and disinterested the stove didn't work. The faucet and the garbage of Government Books party who will request the recipient sign an ack- disposal were both broken." Brittain said "They Send for your copy today' nowledgment of receipt. finally came out and fixed it, but we had to call Free Catalog MARK'S PIZZA If, after 30 days, the tenant's requested repairs them back again and again." Bo> iiooo ... • •. - are not completed, he or she then has the right to Brittain said although she and her roommates OWiington DC 200U 7000 "escrow" the rent through the court, Bakies said. had trouble with repairs, they never considered Escrowing rent involves filing the escrow with legal action. I EXPIRES 10/31/89 the clerk of courts at the city municipal building. '"They finally came and fixed everything, so we After this, a tenant will deposit their rent pay- never thought about any legal alternatives," she ments with the court and the court will hold the said. rent payment until the repairs are made. Tony Alesci, 507 East Merry St., said he and his A fee of 1 percent of the rent being escrowed is roommates didn't have any difficulty with the re- • Rasberry Jam • DL 1989-90 University'/ .AmLaMaJoiaSAqdotA charged to the student by the court to cover admin- pairs their stove needed. istrative costs. "We called and they came a couple weeks later Kraig Baker Shannon Griffin "This method takes a little more effort than and fixed it," Alesci said. Mari George Lori Heilman Performing Carrie Hensley Joan Hoffman Live at Dionna Hoelscher Jeff Hopkins Mark Huffer Sharon Johnson Madhatter Music expands Jennie Mabee Eric Kinaitis Kerri Powers Amy Kirner to enter the mainstream music ters, hard-to-find CDs and other by John Kohlstrand market and compete against its musical items. Gamers Jan Ruma Kari Kolman staff writer well-entrenched neighbor Fin- Hanway said he still wants his Mark Blakely Dan Mordarski ders Records & Tapes, 128 N. store to reflect alternative mu- Amy Blank Erica Neal Madhatter Music, 143 E. Main St. sical tastes. Fri, Sat, Sun 10-2 Charlene Carter Rungsinee Phoudad Wooster St., has been expanded "I want to explore music more "I try to do more or less what $ Yolanda Carter Gretchen Rust by about one-third, and it will than living on the laurels of the they're not doing," he said. Brad Cormier now be able to expand its selec- Top 40," Hanway said. "If I Finder's owner Greg Hala- 2 cover at the door Sue Samol tion of music and music-related wanted to go after Finders, I nlay seemed unconcerned about Stephanie Crawford Ken Schafer items, owner Billy Hanway said. would have to start selling jazz the Madhatter expansion. must be 21 Ryan Dunham Andrea Shemberg Hanway said the 240-square- and classical music." Julie Elliott Erika Shemberg foot expansion added to the back Madhatter was founded last "I'm happy that they're down ID REQUIRED John Ferguson Tom Sprankle of the store would allow him to year by Hanway and former there in that they take a certain Audrey Flowers Michelle Suydam offer a larger poster and com- (Madhatter) bandmate Ed Cra- burden off us," Halamay said. pact disc selection, as well as tty with a alternative music "It's impossible for us to cover it 893 S. Main 354-0116 Jeff Gibbons Wendy Wise give his customers more space. theme, offering European pos- all (the music market)." Julie Zimmerman "To get 20 people in our store before — it was very crowded," he said. Hanway said he is also con- sidering using the space for in- store appearances by local bands, such as Art School or Big Hunk of Cheese. However, the expansion does not mean that Madhatter plans

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6 MNtwi October 5,19*9 Elsewhere Bridge collapse AIDS transfusion risk lessens of the Blood Center of Southeastern Wiscon- widespread screening of blood began in 1985. by Daniel Q. Haney sin. prompts inquiry Associated Press writer In an editorial published with the three The Red Cross study found the safest blood AIDS studies in today's New England Jour- is given by repeat women donors who have BOSTON - The odds of Retting an AIDS nal of Medicine, Menitove raised the possi- been previously screened for AIDS. Their HEBRON, Ky. (AP) — A temporary bridge that collapsed into a infection from a typical blood transfusion bility of requiring the names of infected do- blood is nine times safer than that from first- flooded river in Mav, killing two women, failed to meet state and were just one in 28.000 two years ago and the nors be reported to public health authorities. time male donors. national standards for design and construction, the span's designer risk is dropping more than 30 percent a year This would help distinguish blood drives told a federal safety board. as fewer AIDS carriers are donating blood, a from anonymous AIDS testing programs. In another study. Dr. Susan Leitman and Bridge designer Tim Tuskas said he did not design the bridge over study says. others from the National Institutes of Health the Great Miami River in Miamitown to meet standards of the Ohio reviewed blood donations to the NIH and Department of Transportation for temporary bridges. "The blood supply is probably safer now Statistics on the risk of transfusions were r than it has ever been," concludes the study, compiled by Dr. Paul Cumming and collea- Red Cross in Washington between 1985 and ' It was my understanding we were working in less than 4 to 5 feet conducted by the American Red Cross. gues at Rea Cross headquarters in Washing- 1988. From this group, they studied 156 peo- of water, so I didn't feel it necessary to brace underwater," Tuskas. However, another report cautions that ton, DC. Based on data from 17 million Red ple who gave AIDS-tainted blood. of National Engineering Co., of Strongs ville, Ohio, told the National some people at high risk of the disease still Cross donations, they estimated that 131 Transportation Safety Board at a public hearing Tuesday. give blood despite appeals to refrain and units of AIDS-contaminated blood were Most of these people had used needle State law requires that temporary bridges be designed to resist blood banks should try harder to persuade transfused throughout the United States de- drugs or engaged in nomosexualpractices the maximum stresses posed by flowing water, floating ice or de- them not to donate. spite screening efforts in 1987. that had put them at high risk of AIDS. When bris. The fortification includes bracing beneath the water surface. A third study showed over 95 percent of questioned about why they donated, 26 per- However, testimony at the hearing showed that steel bracings on people who receive AIDS-tainted trans- For a patient getting an average trans- cent said they had changed their lifestyles the bridge pier that failed stopped at the water surface, leaving 12 fusions become infected and half of them fusion of 5.4 units of red cells, the chance of and did not believe their earlier habits had feet of steel pilings unbraced underwater. develop AIDS within seven years. catching the AIDS virus was one in 28,000. left them at risk. The bridge also did not meet standards of the American Associa- In general, the research shows that The Red Cross estimates that the number tion of State Highway Transportation Officials, which are stiffer, Another 26 percent knew their blood would Tuskas said. women are safer donors than men. The of infectious units fell to 87 in 1988. The safety board concluded the two-day hearing Wednesday as riskiest blood is from men making donations be tested for AIDS and wanted to find out part of its investigation into why two 70-foot sections of the bridge for the first time. Some people still give sim- Many of those who get tainted blood die of whether they were infected. Fifteen percent collapsed May 26 into the river at Miamitown, taking at least one car ply to learn whether they are infected. other causes before their infection becomes said they felt pressured to donate. Only six with them. "Changes are needed to let blood donors apparent. Only 14 clear-cut cases of trans- percent said they did not read or understand The board's report on the accident is expected to be issued by know that testing positive at a blood center fusion-associated AIDS have been reported educational brochures that should have aler- early next year. has consequences, wrote Dr. Jay Menitove to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control since ted them not to donate. The one-lane temporary span at Miamitown, about 12 miles west of Cincinnati, was erected as part of Hamilton County's $2.2 million project to replace a 94-year-old bridge. The temporary bridge was to have handled traffic until comple- tion of a permanent replacement, scheduled to be finishes in Meeting seeks cancer cure November 1989. Testimony at the hearing showed that steel bracings on the bridge "It occurred to us about a year-and-a-half ago that if we could pier that failed originally were designed to extend to the river bot- by James Hannah get...them together and lock (them) up for about lour days with tape Associated Press writer recorders going, we might be able to develop an international strat- Bracing strips that attach diagonally to the bridge pilings are used egy of helping this breakthrough," Murphy said. "We're really on to strengthen the bridge supports. Pictures show the damaged pier DAYTON — Top scientists from around the world are to convene the edge of doing this worldwide. What needs to happen now is to had buckled just below the bracings. this weekend at Capri, Italy, for a conference — organized by a Day- accelerate it." But Hamilton County consultant Mike Frank of Graham, Ober- ton cancer center —aimed at forging an international strategy to Conferees will focus on the latest weapon in the cancer wars — de- meyer & Partners Ltd., Cincinnati, stated in a letter to county offi- fight cancer. velopment of proteins that stimulate blood cell production in cancer cials that "ice, flood and stream flow criteria are not specifically de- Seventy-five scientists are scheduled to attend the four-day meet- patients. signed into" the National Engineering bridge. ing organized by the Hippie Cancer Research Center of Dayton. It "All of your blood cells are under the exquisite control of molec- also hopes to step up research into combating the disease. ular maestros that conduct your bone marrow symphony, that cellu- Frank said his firm's own (design) for the bridge would have used "This is an intense workshop." Dr. Martin Murphy Jr., director of lar symphony that produces 2.5 million red cells every second," more bracing and stronger pier construction. the Hippie center, said. "We know we have a mission to accom- Murphy said. plish. ,r He said over the past seven years, a number of proteins have been But Hamilton County officials approved the National Engineering He hopes the event, called the International Conference on Blood purified in the laboratory and cloned through recombinant DNA. bridge plan, saying they did so to save $48,000 and five months' con- Cell Growth Factors, will provide new hope in the treatment and "They're going to change the way medicine is done," Murphy struction time. cure of cancer and AIDS. said. "If you get people together, if you get them to talk..., wonderful One protein, erythropoietin, is being used for profound anemia, curbside consultations and spontaneous collaborations ensue," from which patients with chronic kidney disease suffer. It stimu- Murphy said. lates a patient's own bone marrow to produce red blood cells. He said a similar conference in 1977 "tore the jacket right off" the Murphy said the protein holds the promise of eliminating compli- ability of scientists to clone red blood cells as an anti-cancer tech- cations triggered by multiple transfusions, changing surgical and Bowl 'n' Greenery nique. The world's leading cancer researchers are expected at this blood-bank practices. Burn victims, who often suffer the loss of red All You Can Eat conference. blood cells, will also benefit, he added. 11:30 - 2 $3.99 4 - 7 $4.50 Amnesiac adjusts • Soup V Salad Bar 50-year-old divorced mother of relatives heard her voice on the • Hot Entrees by Ursula Thomas three after relatives saw telephone earlier this week. • Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream Associated Press writer national news stories about her. "I feel better than I have in • Choice of Beverage Macintosh "I have a family now. They the last 10 months," Christ said NASHVILLE, Tenn. — An are very warm people, but I still after the three spent some time amnesiac who was reunited have no memory of them," El- alone, looking at family pho- Located in the University Union Rented Wednesday with her Ohio family lish, who still prefers to be tographs. "I never broke down." Coupons Accepted after a 10-month disappearance called Kitty, said. 4-7 only says she wants to stay in Nash- She plans to return to Nash- "Time will take care of every- ville, where she has been "try- ville after a brief trip to Akron in thing," White said. "We want kinko's ing to find a life and a Social Se- two weeks. her to come home, but we want curity number." "I have a family here," she what's best for her." Ruth EUish of Akron, who took said in a news conference at the Ellish said she did not recog- Ar ATArArATArArArAr Ar the copy center the name Kitty Jordan from a Family Life Center, where she nize Christ and White but did not slip of paper she found in her has worked as a cooking super- doubt they were her relatives. 5a coat pocket, met with her visor. "They're very supportive. "I can't put this into focus. It Open 7 Days mother and sister at a women's Otherwise, I wouldn't have been doesn't all register," she said. DG's Soil up the ^354-3977 shelter where she has stayed able to make it. There's still that feeling of 'Why since arriving mysteriously in "I've been living here, just don't I remember?'" lB~Railroad Nashville in December. trying to find a life and a Social At the time of her dis- Scholarship Ladder She was identified as the Security number." appearance Ellish, a telephone Ellish disappeared from Ak- company computer analyst, was ron on Dec. 8. Two days later Ki- having personal problems with 1st Highest Active Chapter G.P.fl. tty awoke in a Nashville motel her 18-year-old daughter and with a headache and bruises on was being treated for migraine 5a one eye, her arms and legs. She headaches and stress, her sister 1st Highest Total Chapter G.P.fl. did not know how she got to the said. She also has two sons, ages motel and could not account for 20 and 29. 5a 2nd Most Improved Chapter a 24- to 48-hour period. Her mother, Irene Christ, and Ellish said doctors told her the sister, Elise White, flew to memory loss was caused by a |> Nashville Wednesday after traumatic event and that tier A police matched a missing- memory may return, either person report from Ohio and the gradually or in a flash. 5a % < A % Got a news tip? • Keep up the Good Work Girls! % A hot story idea? Ar Ar AT Ar AT Af AT AT AT AT Call the News at 372-2603.

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Carol Carp Communications Oct4-7 Live Entertainment with Thla Year'* End at 10:00 p.m. HSfl HSfl HSfl HSfl HSfl HSfl HSfl HSfl HSfl f Zurbuch aims for nationals BG laxers take Harrier on way back after injury weekend tourney by Chuck Toil sports writer game, but they became frus- by Patrick Murphy trated and committed too many Mary Louise Zurbuch wants another shot at qualifying for the sports writer NCAA cross country championship. penalties," Knapp said. "The The Bowling Green senior fell short of making that race a year Eenalties were a big factor in ago, finishing in 15th place at the District Four Championship. The Bowling Green lacrosse elpingustowin." Last spring Zurbuch suffered an injury (leg stress fracture) while club team survived a fourth running for the Falcon track team. The setback quarter surge by Wright Patter- Dayton committed eight pen- has not stopped her drive toward this fall's cross son last weekend to win 9-8 in alties to BG's three. country season, though. overtime, giving the club the The club won its second game, After a slow start, she's back on pace for her ul- Wingvatational Championship 13-3, against Kentucky. timate individual goal —the NCAA meet. at Wright Patterson Au* Force Qualifying for the nationals is not out of Zur- Base. The scoring included a six- buch's reach, according to head coach Sid Sink. The game was highlighted by goal outburst by Knapp, two "It's extremely hard," he said. "There have a five-goal performance by cap- goals from Ben Robertson and been great runners not make it. She has come as tain Geoff Knapp and two cru- one goal each by Card, Noll. close as anyone we've had in a long time. Last cial goals by Dennis Noll. Curtis Kneedler and Marclal year, she was on the verge of being a national run- BG trailed by a goal with five Ingal. ner." Zurbuch minutes remaining, however Zurbuch, whose best time this year is 18:16, set a week ago at Noll tied the contest with 20 sec- The laxers' only setback came Miami, slowly has become the runner of past seasons. onds left. He then scored the at the hands of Indianapolis, 4-3. game winner a minute into the The injury, the first one of her career, prevented her from being in extra stanza. BG committed seven penalties top form earlier in the season. Knapp said making the come- in that contest. Sean Murphy, She said she began her summer training four weeks later than back showed character. Knapp and Kneedler scorea the usual and instead of running her accustomed 70 miles a week by "I thought that we played goals. summer's end, she managed only 50. well, but penalties almost cost Because of this, Zurbuch entered this vear underconditioned. us the game," he said. "The The lacrosse club plays in the "(The injury) was all new to me," she said. "I wasn't quite sure team showed a lot of composure Glass City Tournament in how to handle it." when we were down for five Toledo this weekend. minutes." Until the Kentucky Invitational two weeks ago, she had been run- The game was dominated by v/fflaffltMMMinm nii'g far off the pace that had earned her two-straight All Mid- the Falcons until the fourth American Conference honors. auarter, when penalties enabled Wright Patterson to tie and lead Professional In the Kentucky meet, she ran a Falcon-best time of 19:23 on a in the final minutes. Resume Preparation slow and wet course, then bettered it last week to finish second over- all. Other BG scorers were Nate Anderson and Curtis Kneedler, "Her strength is her strength — she's very determined and a hard each with one goal. trainer and that's a big reason why she's a good runner,'' Sink said. RESUME While Zurbuch, a biology major from Stow, Ohio, has collected The Falcons opened the tour- BG News/Brock Visnich many individual awards, she said her goals are team oriented. "She's really a team player," BG senior Missy Filers said. nament by defeating the Uni- WORLD Mary Louise Zurbuch shows her running form in practice. The senior is versity of Dayton, 4-3. looking to continue her climb back to national contention after a leg in- ■Where Your World Begins' jury. "Sometimes the best person on the team gets big headed, but she's The physical game was high- not like that. "She is always interested in now the other runners are lighted by great saves by goalie doing. When she goes through the chute, she comes back and yells Mark Koldan and a three-goal 419-229-6832 encouragement to the other runners." performance by Mark Card. Lima Her injury has not been the only one this year. Four other letter- Knapp also added a goal. Spikers continue winners have been slowed by injuries or been unable to compete. 419-424-9793 "It seemed that Dayton tried Findlay Despite this, Zurbuch said she still is optimistic about the Falcons' to intimidate us throughout the W/»»»»m»i7rm. chances. winning streak "After everything we've been through, I think everybody wants to AURA AURA AURA AURA AURA prove something," she said. "All the MAC teams are pretty much dominating the net the rest of equal and it will depend on who wants it most on that day. by Mike Mominey the way, the Falcons won the § sports writer "I would love it if our team won MAC. I've never been on a team in '.'. ATTENTION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS !.* first contest. high school or college that has won a conference meet." < > In the second game, UD sur- The streak continues. prised the Falcons by starting Alumni Association funds are now available The Bowling Green volleyball out with three straight points. In [Campus I team defeated Dayton Wednes- what was a seesaw battle, the for undergraduate students interested in day night, extending their cur- > Falcons prevailed with fervor Polly eyes 'A Gathering Place" - conducting research projects e rent winning streak to nine. for their second win of the night. < so The Falcons overcame the 352-9638 or 354-0056 > Flyers in four games to win the "Dayton played really ag- OCTOBER SPECIAL | Applications are available from Research Services match, 15-6, 15-13, 12-15, 15-12, gressive tonight," Van De Walle Free Delivery Small Cheese Pizza 120 McFall Center- or call 372-7714 dropping their first game since said. "Their defense was very (Minimum of '3.501 ONLY Sept. 23. impressive and they really open 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m Sun. ■ Wed $ 1.99 < Deadline is Monday. October 9, 1989 Leading the spikers to victory' shocked us." [open 11 00a m to 300 a m Thurs - Sal at c | Slices of Piua Available For Delivery '1.50 (inside only) 3 SB were senior setter Linda Popo- < > vich, senior backcourt special- Game three was a tough 440 E. Court ist/left-side hitter Karin Tur- defeat for BG, losing a 9-2 lead. OVI l< Hit IMl'OK III) UI.I.KS • li( KKI I OS AURA AURA AURA AURA AURA AURA ain, and sophomore middle hit- It was here that it looked as ter Lisa Mika. though the Falcons may have Popovich led the Falcons with lost the momentum for the first DESIGNATED DRIVER PARTICIPANT _. 47 assists, 24 digs, and a hitting time in their last 16 games. percentage of .273. Mika again turned in an impressive per- The final game of the night formance with a .444 hitting per- was another battle to the finish. centage, with 13 kills on 27 total The Falcons with the aid of Pop- attempts. ovich and Turain, came out on "Linda was definitely a steady top to win the game and match. force in tonight's match." head coach Denise Van De Walle said. The Falcons next match will POWARD'S.A. 210 N. MAIN 419 352-9951 "We played a little bit lazy be at Central Michigan Saturday against them, but we will take night with the starting time the win. Dayton certainly did not scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Coach SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY show us anything we were not Van De Walle says her team prepared for." needs to play on a higher level in Twain, who has been one of order to be successful this week- the most consistent players this end. year, came through once again with a .353 hitting percentage, "This weekend will be a test while adding 18 digs. for the team," she said. "Play- HOURS: MON-SAT: NOON TIL 2:30 AM & ing on a higher level will defi- SUNDAY 2:00 PM TIL 2:30 AM 365 DAYS "We started out tonight's nitely be the key for the week- match playing well, but they end/' plaved really scrapy against us, the Perrysburg native said. □ D D iMVrp 8 cAe\H "We were very tentative tonight FALCON FACTS: Since be- D£|v\0Mt? and we took them a little Too ginning the best-of-five games CMfoG lightly." per match, the nine-match win- my ^gAM7 ning streak by the spikers ties a The first game saw the Fal- school record for consecutive fl®u*W! cons jump out to a 4-1 lead, be- wins. The 1987 team also won fore the Flyers rallied to cut the nine in a row. The overall win lead to !H. After a Turain kill streak dates back to 1977, when TZ\TAr 17 and a UD timeout, BG took con- the team compiled an 11-match trol of the match. With Mika streak in the previous format. rWW0r2fi4 -fe^c-rV PML euy..-.•••.o Hockey ticket info i9ie» mm :..',! .'■ ...■..■•'■ ••• ••■■•»» The distribution of general admission tickets for the opening Bowl- ing Green hockey series, Oct. 13-14, against Northern Michigan, will v/ofer;... ** go on sale Monday. -^MfteM The process is as follows to pick-up your ticket. 1. A BG student will be given a ticket after showing their BG iden- 1926 tification beginning at 9 a.m. on the Monday the week of each home ^K*ca«* game(s). C Lf 8 -rf 2. No more than one-half the student allotment will be distributed on Monday. 3. The remaining half will be distributed beginning Tuesday at 9 (3&& 3D a.m. at the Ticket Office and continue until the entire student allot- ment has been distributed. L^Atu*ieeu Terry Davidson 4. Students will only be allowed one ticket per home game. The process when the students get to the Ice Arena on the night of % my \9M i the game has also changed. Now students must show their validated BG ID along with the & the Gears ticket at the door, in order to gain admittance. If they are not shown • at the doon. the student will not be allowed to enter. THE BG NEWS

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