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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Weather Campus Local Today: Variable cloudi- The University's mock trial Howard's Club H is sponsoring ness with chance of team is on its way to national a benifit concert tonight. flurries. High in the competition. low 30s. G The BG News Wednesday, January 27,1993 The BG Nevus Volume 75, Issue 86 Attacks Voinovich encourages bipartisan unity by Robert E. Miller that included the environment, both houses, thanking them "for referring to the Democrat- Riffe and Senate President prompt criminal justice and others that your knowledge, for your wis- The Associated Press controlled House and GOP- Stanley Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, he said must be solved. dom and for your guidance." dominated Senate. worked with the governor last Voinovich, a Republican, spoke But he said much work re- House Speaker Vem Riffe, year to pass a $1 billion tax in- advice COLUMBUS - Gov. George under the glare of television mains because the state is com- D-Wheelersburg, stopped short crease that wiped out a state Voinovich said Tuesday bipart- lights in a House chamber filled peting in a global marketplace of praising the speech but said budget deficit. by Melanie L Kralewskl isan cooperation is vital if Ohio is with lawmakers. Cabinet mem- that demands high-quality educa- Voinovich - with whom Riffe Aronoff said the speech had police reporter going to meet the economic and bers, state officials, judges and tion and business opportunities often feuded early last year - has substance and wasn't intended to educational challenges it faces family members. that will create jobs. come to recognize the impor- prompt applause. But Voinovich heading into the next century. The governor said through bi- "We absolutely must maintain tance of the Legislature. was interrupted 10 times by ap- Bowling Green police said the The pitch for unity came in a partisan efforts, the state has the new spirit of cooperation that "I think he woke up to the fact plause during his 34-minute two homosexual rapes reported State of the State speech to a made progress in education and we forged to keep Ohio's ship of that he was getting some bad ad- speech. last week are evidence that rape joint session of the Legislature. other areas in the past year. He state sailing as we head into the vice. He changed, and I'm glad he can happen to anyone, anytime. He also stressed problem areas had special praise for leaders of 21st century," Voinovich said. did," said Riffe. See Voinovich, page five. And they are encouraging all vic- tims of sexual assault to report the crime and press charges to The Art Of Concentration try to prevent the suspect from Forces see attacking again. In the first report, a man said Wednesday he was sexually as- sniper fire saulted by another man about three weeks ago. The second in- cident involved a woman who re- in Somalia ported Thursday she was sexual- by George Esper ly assaulted by another woman. The Associated Press Police said they were not able to investigate the two reported attacks because the victims, who MOGADISHU, Somalia - The both knew their alleged attack- death Tuesday of a Marine shot ers, did not want to file charges. by a sniper while on a nighttime "Although it is extremely valu- foot patrol comes as the U.S. mil- able to report being sexually as- itary appears to be deepening its saulted and where the attack oc- involvement in this lawless east curred, it doesnt help us prevent African nation. a suspect from doing the same The soldier, hit in the capital's thing again if he is not pros- dangerous northern sector just ecuted," Bowling Green Police before midnight Monday, was the Chief Galen Ash said. second Marine and the third Ash said rapes reported and American killed in Somalia since investigated by the police are American forces landed in the confidential. He added that pros- country Dec 9. ecutors are understanding to the Earlier this month, U.S. mili- victims' needs and handle the tary spokespeople said they sexual assault very professiona- hoped to rum over control of their mercy mission to the lly. "It's not like reporting a rape United Nations by month's end. in a big city," he said. "The vic- But U.N. officials are in no tim is not just a number; she or hurry. They want the U.S.-led al- he is comforted and may speak to lied force to make the famine- wracked country safer first. an officer of the same sex if de- On Monday, U.S. army helicop- sired." Victims can also receive emo- ter gunships and Belgian troops tional support from counselors at took action in a region of the country that has become increas- The link, 31S Thurstin Ave. Link ingly lawless, attacking a clan counselors are trained to help militia that was advancing victims who wish to report a rape toward the southern port of Kis- or would just like to talk. They mayu. will also go with a victim to a They destroyed seven vehicles, hospital, pregnancy center, several artillery pieces and police station, or prosecutor's of- wounded at least 40 Somalis. No fice if they wish to file charges. allied casualties were reported. According to Laura Barned, American and allied troops coordinator of the Victim's Ad- from 21 other countries are pro- vocacy Program at the Link, vic- viding security for relief tims are not pressured to report a workers trying to feed and care rape if they don't want to. Tie BC Ncwi/NIck DIFMZO for the hungry in the midst of "We are there to make the vic- Putting the finishing touches on his piece, Junior metals major class Instructs students on how to make a printing plate and then clan warfare and widespread tim feel better. We like to make John Derby works on an assignment In his printmaking class. The create a print. banditry. See Aruda, page four. But the troops are increasingly going beyond their original mis- sion and critics say that risks getting bogged down in the coun- try's civil war. Hydroelectricity may save BG money Marines make up fewer than 9,000 of the some 25,000 U.S. troops in Somalia but have been Projected Power Costs by Chris Hawley assigned the most hazardous local government reporter jobs, such as patrolling northern Mogadishu at night. Spokespeople said the Marine Hydroelectric power in the Black Swamp? killed Monday was hit by one of Yes, strange as it may seem, power customers here in the heart of several shots a sniper fired from the Northwest Ohio lowlands may soon become part owners of a $150 a building at his patrol west of million hydroelectricity generating plant. the soccer stadium where more The Bowling Green Board of Public Utilities unanimously agreed than 1,000 Marines are encam- Monday to recommend the city council take the final steps toward ped. joining an American Municipal Power - Ohio, Inc. venture to build The patrol returned the fire the plant on the Ohio River near Belleville, West Virginia. but it was not known if the sniper The cost of financing the plant's construction would raise local was hit, spokespeople said. The power customers' rates about 2 cents per kilowatt-hour in 1993. By Marine, who was not identified the time the plant is operational in 1996, customers will be paying an pending notification of next of estimated one-half cent more per kilowatt-hour than if they were not kin, died less than two hours later receiving the hydroelectric power. in a Swedish field hospital. However, by 2001 the cost of the hydroelectric power is expected Marines have regularly been to be lower than electricity generated by other means and rise less the targets of snipers in the area over the next 42 years. and it is where the other Marine "The engineering reports that I have seen indicate it will be was killed - one week ago while cheaper in less than 10 years," Bowling Green Public Utilities Direc- on night patrol. tor Daryl Stockburger said. "With an agreement for SO years, that's In the space of an hour on Fri- 1993 1994 1996 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 pretty attractive." day, bandits in northern Mogadi- Because Bowling Green's electric rates, which are considerably Source: J.S. Sawvel and Associates With Belleville Hydroelectric Project shu attacked aid workers five With Standard Power Supply See Hydro, page four. See Somalia, page three. The BG News January 27,1993

The BG News T«& vem PENALTY -An Independent Student Voice-

Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief TOorAUOiOFA KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor CONNELL BARRETT J.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor Lifting gag rule is constitutional

WTith the signing of five executive orders last Fri- VVday, President Clinton managed to uphold one of his many campaign promises. More importantly, he managed to wipe out 12 years of Republican- J-A5 spearheaded abortion restrictions. *ft*=t&A6to. f»tfjievv' These restrictions included such things as the Distributed Oy Tribune Media Services Bush administration's so-called "gag rule," which prohibited health workers at federally funded clinics from discussing abortion with pregnant women ~ even if the women specifically asked questions about it. With one broad stroke of his pen, Clinton has put an end to that order and allowed staffs at these clin- Baird selection hypocritical ics to not only discuss abortion with patients, but to actually refer them to abortion specialists. Two weeks ago, I wrote in this space about was of as much seriousness as a "parking the process by which President Bill Clinton ticket." Biden, quite accurately, reportedly In addition, Clinton's order will permit the use of selected his cabinet nominees. In that col- MICHAEL F. HAYNES said to his staffers that it was a "freeway fetal tissue in federally financed medical research, umn, I mentioned several appointees which I crash." even if the tissue is the product of an abortion. This found especially promising. One of the Clinton has admitted a mistake but not decision bodes well for those in the the medical field, names I mentioned was that of Zoe Baird, admitted to the extent of the mistake. By who claim the research ban imposed by former Clinton's attorney general nominee. In that supporting Baird and knowing of her crimes, Presidents Reagan and Bush severely hindered their column, I discussed her apparent non- he was implicitly supporting her actions. efforts to find cures for a number of diseases, includ- partisanship, a quality which I believed (and This is not a rare crime. Thousands of the ing Parkison's disease, leukemia and diabetes. still believe) is an essential for an attorney American wealthy do exactly the same thing general candidate. After that time, I read that Baird did. They say it is too difficult to "We must free science and medicine from the more about her previous work and found her find good child care and - implicitly - that grasp of politics," Clinton said while signing the or- to have been a strong defender against un- the law doesn't matter if it inconveniences ders. "Our vision should be of an America where necessary civil suits. At this time, I was even them. It isn't too far of a stretch to hear abortion is safe and legal, but rare." more intrigued by her nomination and those people saying that the law doesn't mat- looked forward to her taking office. ter if it inconveniences them because they're We at The News agree with that decision. Although It was not much later, however, that The ary Committee's hearings had ended. rich. the moral dilemma surrounding abortion is a com- New York Times carried a headline alleging It is clear that the best choice for all in- plex, tangled issue - and one we are not willing to that Baird and her husband had hired illegal volved was indeed her voluntary withdrawl. These were the classist beliefs which support presently -- the fact remains that the Su- aliens for household help. The story grew as The question which must linger is why Bill President Clinton supported in his nomina- preme Court's 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision has not further allegations came out that she had re- Clinton ever considered her seriously as an tion of Zoe Baird. These sentiments are the been overturned; it is still considered the law of the tained these workers for over 18 months, attorney general candidate with this past undergrowth of the public outcry over her land. And as long as abortions are legal, it should be without making any attempts to change their history. actions. President Clinton spoke often in his the right of every woman or man to find information illegal status and without paying any social It is the job of the attorney general to campaign of eroding these class barriers security taxes. uphold our nation's laws, including those of and not making special provisions for the about abortion - from any source they desire ~ in or- The first words from both Baird and the immigration and labor. It seems it would be new professional elite. He also discussed the der to make well-informed, responsible choices. Clinton camp were encouraging. Before the foolish to even consider a known violator of need for more ethical government on many With the Bush administration's "gag rule," the entire story had become public, Clinton re- such laws to hold this position. Certainly, we occasions. This incident has made everyone government was in effect telling its people what they mained supportive but with some hesitation. cannot expect absolutely spotless records a bit more wary about those speeches. could and could not hear. Whatever happened to the The support from the Clinton camp eroded throughout one's entire life. It should be clear, however, that this inci- First Amendment right to free speech? When did it as more details were publicized and public But this is not a drunk-driving ticket from dent should not be made into a truly defining become legal for the government to influence our opinion turned against Baird. By the time 30 years ago; this is not the result of an ado- moment in Clinton's presidency. It was a decisions by telling us only what they want us to the Senate Judiciary Committee went into its lescent mistake. This is a case of major mistake, and he has admitted as such The hear? final days of confirmation hearings for crimes willingly committed by someone who public is still willing to give him a chance; Baird, perhaps the only American still sup- should have known better. hopefully, he will have learned his lesson It never did. Maybe that's why the Bush adminis- porting her confirmation was Baird herself. The explanation Bill Clinton will never from all of this. It is time for Clinton to show tration's order, which went into effect on Oct. 1 of It was with this realization that she removed give, but which a transition aide allegedly his whole support for these ideas and not last year, never actually got off the ground. And herself from consideration after the Judicl- gave to Sen. Joe Biden, is that this violation make the same mistake again. maybe that's why it was temporarily suspended a month later when challenged in court. Of course, Clinton is going to be the subject of much derision from anti-abortionists, who believe he Faculty helped save Fact Line has undone 12 years of their own hard work on the is- To the Editor: he still cannot comprehend that the importance of the service and mer. Yes, while Michael Brennan sue. Some have even gone so far as to label Clinton My life is now complete. his point of view is hypocritical the unfavorable reaction that was home dreaming of ways to "the abortion president." Others have started to In the past two weeks, I have at worst and inconsistent at best. would occur if it were elim- assassinate people's character) count the days until 1996, when they will have an- been complimented by one of the The evidence I refer to is none inated. John and I were here at BGSU other chance to get a pro-life advocate into the Oval best student leaders on this cam- other than our own U.S. Constitu- However, as with any commit- working at our positions in use;. Office. pus and criticized by one of the tion and lawyer after lawyer tee, I had but one vote among Admittedly, this may sound con- No matter how severe this opposition becomes, we worst. With Scott Ziance's and interpreting the law in Mr. other faculty members and, if it ceited and self-congratulating, believe Clinton has still made the right choice. The Michael Brennan's most recent Ziance's favor. had not been for Dr. Steven but if someone wants to give us bottom line is as long as Roe vs. Wade stands, the letters, the stereotypes of politi- Chang and Dr. Chris Dal ton credit for something I did, I sure cal ideologies once again ring ac- I am not sure how and where (among others), Fact Line would as hell want it to be accurate. government should have no right to interfere with curate. abortion. And never should it tell us what we can and the rumor started that Dave Dor- not exist today. I was merely a Regarding the lingering com- You see, as you read Mr. Zian- land "saved" Fact Line, but I small part of a much larger pro- plaints of the Bush rally security cannot hear. ce's letter, you can tell his argu- would like to put an end to this cess of which I had little control. force, would you people please Clinton's order will serve as a way to remove ments regarding the constitu- inaccurate portrayal. Yes, it is As far as Mr. Brennan's label- GET A LIFE! My God, I find it government control from the issue. In the face of the tional right to privacy are calm, true I was the only undergradu- ing me as a "swell guy" for my absolutely perplexing that you alternative - a society where government limits rational and well thought out. Mr ate to sit on the Faculty Senate part, I do not need his sarcastic, people are still having connip- more and more of our personal decisions ~ it was the Brennan's, on the other hand, un- Budget Committee this past patronizing compliments, nor do tions over having your signs tak- only choice to make. fortunately led themselves to summer when all of the budget I want them. en away. cries of tantrum throwing and cuts were being decided. What I will take credit for, Look how silly you appear emotional outrage. however, is the 80-100 hours of whining and crying over an The BG News Staff It is also true that when the work John Babel and I put into occurrence that took place four No matter how much evidence proposal was made to discon- compiling the Faculty Course In- months ago! FOUR MONTHS! It is shown to him that he is wrong, dication Booklet this past sum- really takes a bitter, frustrated Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada ChielCopyEd. tinue Fact Line, I communicated elm Lubber! Sports Ed. Dawn Keller Asst. Chief Copy Ed. person to hold a grudge for so Erik Pupillo Astt. Sports Ed. Ron Novak Copy Ed. 5:15 J.A. Holgren long over such a minor matter. Bill Surges* Prod. Supervisor Tony Nehli Copy Ed. Sure, Michael Brennan may be lulie Tagliaferro Special Projects Ed. Cwen Johnson Copy Ed. in the "highest ranking position Michael Zawacki A«». Special Proj. Ed, Jason Hunt Copy Ed. of the legislative branch of USG" Proofreader Shannon Merrill Proofreader Pam Smith as chief legislative officer, but in my mind, he should instead have The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily the title of CHIEF LEGISLA- during the academic year and Wednesdays during the TIVE POMPOUS ASS. summer session. As for the CLPA's claims of Ziance's action dividing the stu- 214 WEST HALL dent body according to party lines, who's the one still writing BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY letters assailing people because BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 of their political views? David A DorIHIHI Copyright 1993, The BG News Senior Business January 27,1993 The BG News Mock trial team Beer argument leads to fight

by Sherry Turco wins regionais greek reporter by Julie Tagllalerro administration reporter An event designed to bring uni- ty to the Greek system turned into an interfraternity scuffle on Many students follow the coverage of court cases such as the John Jan. 23 when members of Pi Umbel trial. But for some students, the interest in law is so strong Kappa Alpha hosted a tea for they want to actively participate. members of 12 Greek organiza- The University's mock trial team won a regional competition last tions. weekend in Dayton defeating 15 other teams. They will now repre- Designated an alcoholic event, sent the University in a national competition in Des Moines, Iowa in a fight broke out between a February. member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Participating with the team enables students to debate controver- and a member of Pi Kappa Alpha sial issues and cases by researching them and then defending both when the SAE allegedly tried to sides of the issue in tournaments with other universities. claim beer that was not his. According to Robert Holmes, professor of legal studies and faculty Pike house policy requires that adviser to the team, the team has existed at the University for about participants of legal drinking age 10 years and has consistently placed in the top 20 of mock trial teams who wish to consume during an nationwide. alcoholic event bring their own The national competition involves more than 200 universities Natural Light and turn it over to which first participate in one of eight regional competitions. The top the Pikes. In exchange for each three teams then go to the national tournament. beer, a ticket, which can be At both the regional and the national competitions all teams repre- traded in for one beer at a time, sent different sides of the same case. In the fall each university is given to the owner. receives a copy of the court case which the directors of the competi- "This policy was instituted at tion select, Holmes said. This year the case dealt with sexual harass- the beginning of the year for all ment. fraternities and sororities at- Holmes said the team meets at least twice a week preparing for the tending a tea," said Brian Levine, tournaments. Along with Dennis Lyle, an attorney, he coaches the Pi Kappa Alpha social chairman. team, teaching members how to litigate and preparing them for com- The disturbance occurred be- petition. cause SAE member Tony Engle "It is not an easy fun-filled extra-curricular activity," Holmes said. allegedly tried to use tickets "The University's team is recognized as a national power [in mock which had not been distributed trial competitions] and it takes a lot of hard work and practice." by the Pikes. Pikes handed out According to Jeff Yeager, a member of the team, practices include gray tickets with blank backs. working with groups and with partners, as well as spending many The tickets in question had "C The BG Ncwi/Aadrea Hcdbcrg hours researching the case in order to be able to represent the de- and P Sales" printed on the back fense and the plaintiff. A scuffle took place at a 12-way fraternity tea Saturday night when a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and are available at Ben Frank- allegedly tried to use fake tickets (top) to receive beer. The real tickets (bottom) were distributed to Debra Marshall, a three-year member, said in order to prepare for lin. allocate alcohol safely at the event. the sexual harrassment case, the team talked to psychiatrists and "We have those tickets," said psychologists who have worked with victims of sexual harassment. Rudy Piekarski of C and P Sales. "The case we worked on was much more researched than cases we "We send the.n to Bowling Green Levine said he.then confronted fell down alone and only minor in his response to the incident he did in past years," Marshall said. and anyone can purchase them." Engle who claimed he had found shoving took place. did say there is a possibility of Marshall said the extensive research helped them achieve the win Levine said when the beer sup- the tickets on the floor. SAE President Craig Winbigler action being taken through IFC. since the competition at the regional meet was more competitive this ply began to dwindle, the Pikes "I noticed approximately 16 said most of the SAE members "As of right now nothing has year. began to get suspicious. tickets on the floor and picked left after the incident. been filed [through Interfrater- "I honestly never thought we would accomplish this win, but we all them up," Engle said. "[My "Everyone found tickets on the nity Council]," said Baughn. have dynamic qualities which complement each other," Marshall "Halfway through the tea, my- brothers and I] didn't want to tell floor," he said. "There was a Pike President Geoff Besecker said. "I know that [along with the research] is how we won." self and another fraternity social anyone because then everyone good number of people with said the Interf raternity Council Yeager said the standard competition includes three rounds, in [chairman] noticed that lots of would try to claim them." them." Judicial Board has requested a which each member of the team must take on a different role, so that beer was missing," he said. "The He said Levine refused to be- SAE social chairman John report about the incident. all sides of the issue are represented. other social [chairman] noticed, lieve his story and pushed him to Stotz confirmed Engle's story Besecker said he was very upset Each team must have between six and eight students. The Univer- and brought to my attention that the ground. and said he gave the tickets out about the whole thing. sity team had six people participate in the regional competition. different tickets were coming to "I slipped and [Levine] went to a few other people. "I thought the Greek system Three portrayed witnesses while the other three were attorneys. the counter where the beer was down with me," Engle said. While Aaron Baughn, chief was supposed to be unified," he Yeager said in the first round one could be a witness for the plain- being handed out. Levine, however, said Engle administrator of IFC, was vague said. tiff .while in the second round the individual could be an attorney for the defense. Somalia "When you have three rounds in one day and have to go from rep- resenting the plaintiff [and then] the defense [and then] the plaintiff, Continued from page one. large-scale factional fighting, Gregson said, "It's hard to put an peacekeeping forces only grad- it can be a very strenuous day," Yeager said. "It can be stressful be- has been diminished, then the estimate on it. How long the U.S. cause you have to change the way you're thinking when you repre- times in broad daylight, prompt- ually. ing pleas from relief organiza- threat shifts to other things and leadership will be needed here is sent both sides." tions for more protection. we're trying to develop the ap- pretty much up to the United Na- Some Marines manning guard Currently the mock trial group has about 14 active students, Hol- Marine Col. Chip Gregson, de- propriate tactics to counter it." tions and when they feel condi- posts and amphibious assault ve- mes said. Because only eight can be on a team, the group divided into puty director of operations for "It starts to look an awful lot tions are appropriate for the U.N. hicles this morning were stunned two teams -- one of six students and one of eight - for the regional the U.S.-led task force, said today like more traditional police work, to take over." to hear that another one of their tournament. the U.S. mission has been more especially when you start talking comrades had been killed. The team of six consisted of students who were more experienced than just escorting convoys. about how to provide security for That could mean an extended "We're sitting ducks if any- in litigation, Holmes said. For the national competition eight students "It was the creation of a secure people in the city," Gregson said. stay. U.N. spokesman Joe Sills body wanted to shoot us," said are allowed to attend so one or two students from the second team environment," he said. "As the o- Asked how long U.S. forces has said the United Nations will Cpl. Allen Hopkins, 21, of will be promoted, he added. riginal largest threat, the would be needed in Somalia, take control of Somalia Bakersfield, Calif.

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Concert at Howard's to Main Event help outreach program

by Oaron McDonald their English skills," said Shirley human diversity reporter "We have a lot of Ostler, assistant professor of [Hispanic students] in English. Howard's Ciub H, 210 N. Main the Northwest Ohio Proceeds from the concert will St., Is sponsoring a benefit con- area who fall through help pay for a graduate student cert tonight for the Hispanic tutor's gas expenses for the trip Outreach Program from 10 to 2 the cracks and who to and from Toledo. am featuring the bands The rarely get help. This is a Amy Driehaus, a MATSEL Marvelous Cricket Troup, Torti- graduate student, said her expe- lla Diablo and The Kind. great opportunity to rience overseas and her desire to The Hispanic Outreach Pro- help these students..." work with students to improve gram is an effort to help high Shirley Ostler, assistant their English in order to stay in risk Hispanic students in the school were her reasons to get Toledo Public Schools learn Eng- professor of English involved as a tutor in the pro- lish as a second language. gram. "The program is designed to English as a Second Language Luna will also participate in to- help high-risk students through Master's Program (MATSEL) night's festivities. He is conga various methods such as inter- which is assisting the Toledo player and lead singer in the personal relationships, in- program. band Tortilla Diablo and is also a volvement in Hispanic student member of The Kind. organizations and educational "We have a lot of [Hispanic "Instead of students receiving programs such as a BGSU career students] in the Northwest Ohio three hours a week, they will now day, said Jose Luna, director of area who fall through the cracks receive five hours of tutoring a the Hispanic Outreach Program. and who rarely get help. This is a week with the added tutor in the The University's English de- great opportunity to help these program," Luna said. partment is responsible for the students stay in school and boost Admission is a $2 donation. Court blotter The following indictments were Creek Road, was indicted for edly confessed to the burglary handed down by a Wood County burglary, a second degree ag- Oct. 13. Grand Jury: gravated felony. Wood County O Tracy M. Vestal, Portage, sheriffs reportedly received a "I Danny R. Burdette, Rising was indicted for felonious as- complaint Oct. 12 that a Washing- Sun, was indicted for aggravated sault, a second degree aggra- ton Township residence had been vehicular homicide, a third de- vated felony. Vestal allegedly as- burglarized. About $170 in Ken- gree aggravated felony. Court saulted a woman with a beer bot- nedy half dollars and Ben Frank- reports state that Burdette alleg- tle Oct. 29 at College Station, lin silver dollars were reported edly caused the death of someone 1616 E. Wooster St. According to stolen, along with a glass lamp Dec. 25 in a 1989 Chevrolet reports, witnesses said Vestal and shade. The same day, depu- Camero while under the in- struck the beer bottle over her ties received information that fluence of alcohol and/or drugs. head, and after the bottle broke, Gidley had allegedly purchased a The BG Ncwi/Ckrli Hawlcy she slashed the left side of the sandwich at Tontogany Village C\ Lawrence H. Gay was indic- woman's face. The victim suf- Carryout with about $5 worth of ted for two counts of theft, each a Water leaks from a ruptured pipe under the crossing of Ridge Street and the train tracks near Thurs- fered a cracked tooth and a Kennedy half dollars. When fourth degree felony. Gay was tin Avenue Tuesday. Bowling Green Utilities Director Daryl Stockburger said repair workers have chipped tooth. Witnesses in the questioned by the burglary vic- charged for alleged incidents not determined the cause of the break, which was reported Tuesday morning, but plan to repair the report stated the attack was un- tim, also a neighbor, Gidley al- June 25 at McDonald's, 1470 E. pipe today. Stockburger said water carried by the pipe Is still safe to drink, but cautioned Offenbauer provoked. legedly became extremely ner- Wooster St., and Kroger's at 1096 residents to avoid washing clothes until Thursday because workers attempting to seal off the pipe a Keith A. Gidley, 17980 Cross vous and evasive. Gidley report- N. Main St. stirred up rust in nearby pipes that serve the University. Attacks Hydro Continued from page one. Continued from page one. . I anonymous calls to the police to tims themselves of sexual as- OIL IS A lower than those of nearby Toledo Edison, have been an important inform them a rape occurred in a saults and can relate very well to certain area, but we only do so lure for industry, board members briefly expressed some concern CAR'S 4 .WT.. the victim's feelings of embar- that the temporary rise in rates might hurt economic development with the permission of the vic- rassment or guilt. efforts. tim," Barned said. "We also offer "A lot of times victims don't However, according to Wood County Economic Development Offi- LIFE BLOOD the victim the choice to be in the report an attack because they room while we call the police for cer Tom Blaha, Bowling Green electric rates will still be far below feel it is too personal and already those of other areas competing for industry. them. This assures them that feel violated enough; we are here nothing will be said without their "I shouldn't think those sorts of amounts are a problem," Blaha to listen to the victim and make said. "The municipal utilities should still be a bargain. We're already approval." them feel like they do have a five to seven cents less per kilowatt-hour than a lot of competing The Link is now offering ther- friend they can talk to," said areas." apy groups which provide coun- Bamed. The extra power source might even encourage industrial growth by seling to victims, as well as helps The Link provides free ser- r 1 allowing the city to adapt more quickly to the installation of a large them start working on issues that vices which are available to are causing them the most pain. factories, Stockburger said. anyone 24 hours a day at "This is important because you could easily see a five-to-seven me- Some of the volunteers are vic- 352-1545. $1.00 OFF any gawatt-hour load in one plant move in at one time," he said. Bowling Green currently uses about 56 megawatt-hours of electricity during Footlong Sub peak periods. Under the terms of a proposed contract with AMP-Ohio, the Belle- ville project would supply about 10 percent of Bowling Green's elec- tricity. Currently, 2 percent of the city's power is hydroelectric and is purchased from a generating station near Niagara Falls. By increasing their use of hydroelectric power, the venture's *SUBUUflV* 49-member communities are hoping to lessen the impact of rate hikes expected to follow full implementation of the federal Clean Air Act between 1995 and 2000.

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Call (BSD 2-2343 * American Heart UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO *Association January 27,1993 The BG News Vietnam 'hero' Justices defend their pasts byhuTho The AssociatedIcrrtnlotarl DrncrPress the sixth year to follow court eligible to serve on the court oc- said he pursued continuing edu- rules on continuing legal educa- casionally as fill-ins, Stover said. catior outside the state at his own guilty of lying tion. In telephone interviews Mon- expense. COLUMBUS - Three of seven Wright applied for a waiver of day night and Tuesday, Wright Ohio Supreme Court justices the Judicial College class re- said the Judicial College didn't Wright said he hasn't taken a by James Hannah failed to take court-mandated quirement on Nov. S and it was offer the kind of continuing legal Judicial College course since The Associated Press Ohio Judicial College continuing approved Nov. 12, said Stephan education suited to appellate 1984-85, in part because the education courses in 1992, a pub- W. Stover, the court's adminis- judges. classes are designed for trial lished report said Tuesday. trative director. "We were very busy last year judges and don't deal with the DAYTON -- Community leaders expressed shock and dis- Two of the justices - Robert E. Wright tried to attend Judicial and I did not have the time to constitutional issues justices appointment Tuesday after learning that a man considered to be Holmes and Herbert R. Brown - College classes on Dec. 18 and simply waste a full day going to a handle. a war hero may have fabricated his Vietnam War exploits. retired at the end of the year. Jan. 18, but didn't because of course that was not relevant," "We have to go out-of-state to Gary L. Locks, 49, of suburban Fairborn, said he had been shot Justice Craig Wright said he took year-end court business and be- said Wright. get that stuff," he said. down and taken prisoner during the war, but escaped and re- 37 hours of courses and received cause the second date turned out Stover said he leaves it up to turned to his former prison camp to kill his captors. a waiver for a required Judiciary to be a class Wright had taken, the justices to decide whether The retired justices couldn't be Locks, a civilian employee at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base College class. Stover said in a Jan. 14 memo. Judicial College offerings are reached Tuesday. Messages re- and a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserve, was grand The Akron Beacon Journal re- Holmes and Brown plan to be- appropriate. questing comment were left at marshal of Fairborn's Memorial Day parade in 1989. One year ported that court disclosure latedly take the required Judicial Wright said judges are entitled Brown's home and office. There earlier, he was selected to serve on a committee to screen area forms showed Wright failed for College class so they can remain to a waiver of the rules. He also was no answer at Holmes's home. youths who had applied for appointments to U.S. military aca- demies. Last Friday, Locks pleaded no contest in U.S. District Court to a charge of making a false statement to the federal government Addict arrested and was found guilty by Judge Walter Rice. He faces a maxi- Toledo man honored for displaying mum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. According to a bill of information filed with the case, the cocaine as proof charge stemmed from allegations that Locks made false state- ments to the Board of Correction of Air Force Records in May after his exoneration of needing help 1990. by Mitch Weiss Locks told the board he was a wounded Vietnam combat vet- The Associated Press in the crime. by The Associated Press eran and former prisoner of war entitled to the Purple Heart and The 6th Ohio District Court of Appeals in Toledo the Prisoner of War Medal. in December overturned Miller's conviction. It Federal prosecutors said Locks never served in Vietnam, TOLEDO - A man was honored by City Council said a number of errors were made at his trial, in- never was shot down and never was taken prisoner. on Tuesday, one month after an appeals court cluding a judge's decision to prohibit a man who al- AKRON -- A man who wanted treatment for his "The Air Force said these things are not documented in his re- overturned his conviction on charges that he shot a legedly confessed to the crime from testifying. cocaine addiction was ar- cord," said a federal prosecutor who spoke on condition of ano- police officer and robbed a fast-food restaurant. Miller, 35, was serving a prison term of 20 to 40 nymity. "They never happened." City leaders also honored Morgan "Tony" Mil- years. He would have been eligible for parole in rested after bringing his ler's 84-year-old grandmother, Reaber Brown, his nine years. cocaine supply to a hospital lawyers and two civil rights leaders who helped He was convicted of aggravated robbery and to prove he needed help. Voinovich him. felonious assault in connection with a Dec. 14, Hospital officials say Brown had been picketing outside the Lucas 1983, robbery at a fast-food restaurant. During the they followed the rules in Continued from page one. County Courthouse twice a week for six years. She robbery, a police officer was shot in the neck. reporting that William had been carrying signs protesting her grandson's The store manager said the person who robbed Kobbs brought the cocaine "He stressed over and over next year will be detailed in the with him. two-year budget he plans to send 1984 conviction. the store in December was the same man who again cooperation with the Gen- Council members praised Brown, who eral Assembly, which is the equi- the Legislature next week. robbed the store on Nov. 19, 1983. Miller was brought the case to public attention. charged in the earlier robbery, but was acquitted valent of saying the studying is He said he will push for a Kobbs, who outlined his "Very few have the courage to speak truth to because there wasn't enough evidence against him done, now let's finish the legisla- major bill pending in the Senate case in a letter to the editor power. ... It's a great story that we can all learn in that case. tion," Aronof f said. to tighten welfare spending and published Monday in the curb the rising costs of Medicaid. from," Councilman Peter Silverman said. A man on death row, Joseph Clark, confessed in Akron Beacon Journal, said Voinovich said he has imple- January 1984 to the robberies and the shooting. Medicaid is "No.l on the list," he City Council approved a resolution commending he requested help from a mented most of the recom- Clark was convicted in 1984 of killing two people in said, referring to areas where the "perseverance of the people involved in secur- dozen treatment centers on mendations of studies he ordered ing the release of Morgan Miller." Named in the separate robberies in late 1983. to make the government more ef- spending must be brought under Dec. 14. resolution were Miller's lawyers, Richard Kerger Prosecutors said Clark later recanted his con- ficient. control. One day earlier, his par- and Jessica Christy; the Rev. Floyd Rose and Lee fession. ents caught him snorting But he said many recom- Voinovich said the state must Williams, former head of the Toledo branch of the Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Judith Lan- expand laws that seek to control cocaine. Seeing his mother mendations of other studies, National Association for the Advancement of zinger ordered Miller to be released without bond, auto emissions, and that he wants cry made him feel so bad some involving school reforms, Colored People. Williams brought the case to Ker- pending a new trial. The prosecutor's office could require action by the Legislature. the Legislature to pass an "indus- that he was determined to ger's attention in 1989. have dropped the case, but decided to fight the ap- obtain help, Kobbs, 26, told "If all of the recommendations trial land use bill" to convert pol- "It's hard to believe that somewhere along the peals court ruling. are implemented, the result will luted lands into areas that can the newspaper in a separate line the system failed," said Councilman Carry interview. be a significant savings of our create jobs. Finkbeiner, who sponsored the resolution. Prosecutor Anthony Pizza said he wants the Ohio taxpayer dollars," he said. Voinovich said the state faces a Brown said she was surprised at the atten- Supreme Court to clarify the state's witness law. The centers turned him He did not mention more tax crucial situation in prison over- tion the case has received. He said he wants the high court to spell out guide- increases. crowding with an inmate popula- away because he has no in- "If you trust in God and have faith in him and lines concerning witnesses who have said they surance, Kobbs said. But he said, "I am today an- tion that has increased 280 per- love, things will start happening," she told the won't testify in a case. Clark had told authorities nouncing that our new budget cent in the past 10 years. He said Someone at St. Thomas council. he wouldn't testify at Miller's trial. Medical Center said he provides for a study of Ohio's he will offer proposals soon. Rose said he wished Miller's ordeal was over and Miller's friends and family have been fighting could be treated if it was a economy and tax structure. That He also said judges need more called on City Council members to try to convince his conviction for years. A number of witnesses medical emergency or if he has not been done for 25 years." choices in sentencing. say Miller, an artist and musician, wasn't involved the prosecutor's office to drop the case. Voinovich said his administra- had a serious drug problem. tion has tried to run the govern- The governor repeated his ment as efficiently as possible. often-heard claims that the state UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO "We must have the self- must move ahead with reforms in discipline to understand that the workers' compensation Do You Play Euchre? Pheasant Room Specials there are limits on what govern- system. Referring to rising em- ment can do and can't do," he ployer costs and red tape in the Then Play For Big Bucks @ said. system, he said the workers' Wednesday Voinovich indicated that many compensation system is "the )'s Euchre Tourney! ^ v. of his specific proposals for the silent killer of jobs In Ohio." 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We cordially invite you to a Benefit reception in honor of Alfredo "Freddy" Lebron Thursday, January 28, 1993 Presents... at the BG Ice Arena Lounge from 7-10 P.M. BYTE* THE FALCON FLORIDA FLYAWAY! Come dine with authentic Mexican Food, and dance to a variety of music. ALL FALCON FANSAREBUBBLE Falcon athletics, in conjunction with Delta Air Lines and Holiday A donation of $2.00 will be accepted at the Travel, will be giving away four trips to Florida to two lucky door in order to help the Lebron family in tons. All tons are eligible. To enter, complete a ballot ot any of this time of grievence and need. Come offer your Originally from Bloomington, Ind., the band is the following home Falcon basketball or hockey games. Then, at support and help the Lebron family. known throughout the area for their unique sound - halftime of the February 3rd basketball game, ond during the a bizarre combination of punk funk, rhythm and first intermission of the January 30th hockey game, a winner of Sponsored by: blues, east coast ska, disco, and even country, air transportation for two will be onnounced. Winners must be The Latino Student Union and Juntos resulting in a blend of The Twist Offs, Fishbone, present to claim the prize. (will accept checks made out to the Lebron Family) and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. am MI m Of WESEUMES: HOLIDAY 19 and over! AIRLINES TRAVEL ■WFTUU1 HOCfffT CENTER TONIGHT ONLY!! fOMOtT vi. Wuurn taturia* «l. K-CMcHi' Fel.ln.CMnl* BE CAREFUL ON WINTER ROADS page 6 The BG Nevus January 27,1993 Ellis rises to challenge by Randy Setter sports writer to keep his save percentage over faced a lot of shots from those .900, but winning games is more teams." important for him. He would After posting a 12-3-2 record It's a good thing for Bowling rather see the team earn home his senior year at Culver Miltary Green hockey that freshman ice advantage in the playoffs Academy with a .901 saves per- goaltender Aaron Ellis did not than achieve his personal goals. centage and a 2.08 GAA, Ellis was take up Indiana's native sport of "I'd rather win 11-10 than lose overlooked as a college prospect. 1 ^A . ®iv. ••■•■••.•*••••.•'• vM basketball instead playing 1-0. So many games have been Providence showed initial inter- hockey. I can't imagine the 6'1", close games this season," Ellis est, but went elsewhere leaving 180 lb. Ellis knocking down a said. "It's been a thorn in our BGSU as the only interested jump shot Instead of turning side, a thorn we have to pull out party. away a slapshot. and just play some hockey." Being the fourth goaltender in TTW^T- y--■■■■:■§ Neither can Ellis. He does not exclude himself BG's training camp behind "I never really got into basket - from criticism of the team's play. senior Angelo Libertucci and ball,"Ellis said. "I played football Ellis feels he needs to raise his sophomores Will Clarke and for two years in junior high, but I play and work on his concentra- Nathan Cressman forced Ellis to was too small." tion to play better hockey. work harder. Ellis vaulted to sec- I The New Palestine, Indiana Ellis initially didn't start his ond on the depth chart behind SP* ■ ''■ native focused his efforts on hockey career as a goaltender. Clarke a few weeks Into the hockey, a decision that is paying Instead, the seven-year old start- season and earned his first start off for Ellis and the Falcon ed the first half of the year as a at Kent State. hockey team. forward in youth hockey at the Against Kent, Ellis gave up his In league play, Ellis stands Indianapolis State Fairgrounds first collegiate goal on the first fifth overall with a 3.30 goals al- before switching to goaltender. shot he faced. Ellis did not let the lowed average and a .893 save "My parents didn't think I'd goal bother him, instead using *V^j v \ , jP * percentage. The netminder has take it seriously,"Ellis said. "It the goal as a motivation to win as one shutout to his credit, a 5-0 was pretty much my own doing. the icers rallied to win 5-3 behind »* blanking of Miami and 4 assists. Every year they would ask me if the goaltender's 24 saves. TheBGNiwi/rimN I wanted to play again and I'd say "I was more excited than ner- Goaltender Aaron Ellis stands ID waiting for a shot to come his way. Ellis, a freshman from New Pales- Ellis is also credited with uphold- tine, Indiana, has made quite an Impact on the Falcon hockey team. ing BG's streak on penalty shots, 'yeah.'" vous when I was called to start," holding opponents to 0-6 with his In the bantam league, Ellis Ellis said. "Allowing the first stopping of Western Michigan's played for Team Indiana which shot I faced kind of calmed my do so. ing a 3.49 GAA and a 293-271-74 round was televised so he went Chris Brooks. regulary faced teams from the nerves." Mike Liut, who posted career record. out to eat with his mother. When Despite the success he's had tougher and talent-stocked Little It is still very early in his col- averages of 3.35 GAA and a saves Ellis knew there was a slight he got home there was a message and the numbers he has initially Caeser's League teams from the lege career, but Ellis one day percentage of .888 from 1974-78 chance during the summer of on his answering machine in- posted, Ellis isn't content with his Detroit area and Michigan. looks forward to possibly joining at BG, recently retired after 13 1992 that he would be drafted so forming him that he had been play. His goal is to be among the "Playing against those teams the National Hockey League as NHL seasons with St. Louis, he watched part of the NHL draft drafted by the Quebec Nordiques top two in league goaltending and helped me as a goaltender. I only BG's second goaltender to Hartford and Washington, post- on television. Only the first in the 11th round, 244th overall. Buffalo tabbed as underdogs Poor shooting by John F. Bonalattl It doesn't matter who the AFC representa- "Look at last year," Kelly said. "We were The Associated Press tive would have been, Jim Kelly said. The underdogs against the Redskins and we oddsmakers would have made the NFC didn't play too well." champion the favorite because of the AFC's Other than that, Kelly said, "It seems like downs Kansas woeful performance in recent Super Bowls. when we have adversity, we do play a little LOS ANGELES - The experts maintain the by Craig Horst trate the Jayhawks' pressure Dallas Cowboys are a touchdown better than "I've always liked being the underdog," better. I think it shows the character on the team." The Associated Press defense. A 3-point shot by the Buffalo Bills, who say being the under- Kelly said. "If you noticed in the past, we Chris Tower hit the back of haven't been the underdog too many times. dog isnt a problem for them. the rim, bounded higher than "All year when we've been underdogs, the Going into the Super Bowl, I think that no They offer their record comeback win LAWRENCE, Kan. - Top- the top of the backboard, and matter who the AFC team was to get in, we team seemed to respond," center Kent Hull over the Houston Oilers in the wild-card ranked Kansas played so fell through the net. said Monday. "This football team likes chal- were going to be the underdogs." playoff game as proof. Down 35-3 early in poorly against Long Beach It was that kind of night for lenges and being an underdog, that's cer- The AFC has lost the last eight Super the third quarter, the Bills won in overtime State that coach Roy Williams Kansas, which missed all 10 Bowls, including the two most recent losses tainly a challenge. And I'm confident we're 41-38. ran out of suggestions. of its 3-point shots and was going to rise to the occasion because of by Buffalo to the New York Giants and "After what's happened, I think this team During a second-half only 5 of 16 from the foul line. that." Washington Redskins. has taken to that underdog atmosphere," timeout in the Jayhawks' Despite Buffalo's track record of sucess in During their run of success, the Bills have wide receiver Don Beebe said. "I think it's 64-49 loss Monday night, Wil- After taking a 34-17 half- the last five years, the oddsmakers are put- done well when not much is expected of human nature to do that, and we've used that liams got so frustrated that he time lead. Long Beach con- ting their faith in the Cowboys. them. to our advantage." let his assistants do all the tinued to outplay the Jay- talking. hawks in the second half. The "I felt if I continued to talk, 49ers increased their lead to I wouldn't say anything con- 48-28 on Eric Brown's 3-poin- Phillips named Bronco's coach structive, so I let the assis- ter with 11:38 remaining. tants handle it," Williams Lucious Harris scored 24 said. "I can never remember points for Long Beach, while by John Mossman along, despite Shanahan's the footsteps of his father, Bum, "A contract was discussed, but sitting over there feeling that Tower added IS. The Associated Press favored status. who coached at Houston and New we never got to the point where a helpless." Darrin Hancock had 16 "Everybody's been asking me Orleans. The younger Phillips contract was offered," Bowlen The Jayhawks, the nation's points and 13 rebounds for what I was thinking, and this is coordinated the Broncos' defense insisted. best shooting team at SS per- Kansas. DENVER - Wade Phillips, son what 1 was thinking, Yes-s-s-s!" the last four seasons, developing cent, shot only 37 percent in Phillips said, pumping a fist in of Bum, wanted the Denver a stingy unit that once went 31 During his years coaching the first half and went score- No. 15 Virginia 93, William & Broncos' head coaching job more games without giving up a touch- Denver's defenses, Phillips the air. less for six minutes as Long Mary 84, OT than anything - even if he had to down against a two-minute drill. helped the Broncos get to the Beach built a 14-point half- come from behind to get it. A popular choice among the Weeks of speculation preceded Super Bowl in 1989 and to the time lead. At Williamsburg, Virginia Phillips, one of two finalists Bronco players, staff and fans, Monday's announcement, most of AFC championship game in 1991. It didn't get any better in snapped a two-game losing along with everybody's fron- Phillips signed a three-year con- it centering on Shanahan, 40, the In both seasons, his defense led the second half. Jayhawks' trunner Mike Shanahan, was tract believed to pay him San Francisco 49ers' offensive the AFC in fewest points allowed, streak but didn't look very fans, among the most loyal in impressive. named to the position on Monday $400,000 a year. coordinator who was a Denver and in 1991 the Broncos led the the country, began leaving because of his superior "chemis- assistant from 1985-87 and again AFC in 12 defensive categories. Cornel Parker's three foul soldout Allen Fieldhouse with shots put the Cavaliers ahead try" with owner Pat Bowlen. It "I want to make sure you un- in 1991. But Shanahan apparently seven minutes remaining in didn't hurt that he came cheap, derstand - there's been a lot of decided to extend his 49ers' con- He has previous head coaching to stay with 3:03 left in the the game. extra period. Ted Jeffries either. speculation that Wade somehow tract after negotiations with experience, having served as "They didn't just beat us, scored six of Virginia's 17 Bowlen announced his decision was the second man for the job, Bowlen did not yield an agree- interim head coach for the final they beat us bad," Kansas four weeks to the day after he and that's not true," Bowlen said. ment. four games of the 1985 season in points in overtime and Cory guard Rex Walters said. Alexander had five. fired Dan Reeves. New Orleans after his father was The loss snapped a 14-game "The guy who should have gotten Phillips, who built an aggres- Bowlen reportedly offered fired there. The younger Phillips home winning streak for It was the first victory for sive, ball-hawking defense dur- the job got the job." Shanahan, paid $200,000 last also assumed the capacity of Kansas (16-2). the Cavaliers (12-2) since ing four years as the Broncos' Phillips, 45, has been con- season, a multlyear contract interim head coach during the "Tonight is a magical they upset Duke eight days defensive coordinator, insisted sidered prime head-coaching ma- worth about $400,000 a year. But 1990 preseason when Reeves un- night," Long Beach coach earlier to extend their un- he expected to get the job all terial for some time, following In Shanahan demanded more. derwent surgery on his arteries. Seth Greenberg said. beaten streak to 16 games. "It's one thing to put in a game plan and another thing William & Mary (9-6) used a to have the kids execute it so 3-point barrage to battle back . See the future. Use a condom. well. ... We had a hard prac- from a 23-point deficit in the tice yesterday and the kids second half, only to lose to the responded. I know this wasn't Cavaliers for the 18th time In §oaoooooononnoaoonnnoaannnoQ KU's best game, but what a their last 20 games. special night this is." In the only other Top 25 Alexander led Virginia with Congratulation* i^H LiB W^L a CHARLESTOWN APTS. game. No. IS Virginia beat 26 points, while Jeffries had ■^ AND to the Kippi Delta William & Mary 93-84 in over- 23 points and 10 rebounds. D Women who mide the ^^J^' ■ ^^■k time. 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S5-29 ONIV innnnnnnnaaoaooaooonacinoaatf /, January 27,1993 The BG Nevus Hoop teams to face WMU Reeves named BG men face MAC'S best I BG and WMU battle for lead Giant coach The lone starter averaging by Mark DeChant After dropping its last two she said. "We're tied for first, by Tom Canavan 1986 and 1990 seasons. double figures is Leon McGee, a sports writer ' contests to Miami and Ball State, and there are a bunch tied for AP sports writer Reeves, fired by the Bron- the men's basketball team hopes 6-2 junior guard, who rips the net second." cos in late December, had to rebound with a strong showing for 13.0 points. "We just got out of that log- called Young earlier this against Western Michigan to- As a unit, the Broncos are There's a surprise meeting to- jam, and we'd like to keep out of night between the women's bas- EAST RUTHERFORD. month to dispel rumors that night at Anderson Arena at 8 p.m. shooting 44.3 percent from the second place." N J - Dan Reeves eagerly ac- ketball team and its counterpart he wanted control over player Yet, the task won't be an easy floor and averaging 68.3 points a The Broncos, with a record of cepted the job of rebuilding moves if named coach. from Western Michigan. one. Western is currently tied for contest. 5-1 in the MAC and 9-5 overall, is the two-time Super Bowl Reeves didn't hear from first-place in the Mid-American For the Falcons, senior point Well, the game itself has been riding a wave of success that is champion New York Giants Young until 10 days ago, when Conference with Ball State. Both guard Michael Huger directs the scheduled for months, but the relatively new to the team. This on Tuesday, saying he had no he was coming to grips with squads own five victories each offense in addition to scoring a implications of the contest are a is due to the fact that Western is qualms about being the the possibility of sitting out and only one loss. team-high 15.9 points. Pivot surprise indeed. much taller and stronger than team's third choice. the season. Bowling Green is 3-3 in the Shane Kline-Ruminski is the only other MAC teams. "They have "I was my mother's third "I definitely could have conference and 6-8 overall and other Falcon in double figures Bowling Green, as expected, is good size. We'll have to be care- choice," Reeves said during a stayed out of it awhile and presently residing in fifth place. with 13.1 points. tied for the lead in the Mid- ful because they are bigger on news conference. "I don't feel looked for another opportuni- American Conference. However, the perimeter. The inside people I was any less loved than the ty down the road," Reeves Western boasts a trio of Center Floyd Miller is BG's re- instead of sharing the top with that could hurt us are (Melissa) rest of them. It doesn't make said. "But to me, this was an scorers averaging double figures bounding leader at 6.0 per game Toledo, Kent, or Central Michi- O'Mara or Kina (Brown)." a difference with me.- The opportunity too good to pass in scoring. Senior Sean Wight- and also leads the team in field gan, the Falcons (5-1, 10-4) find Brown is a rising star in the main thing is that I'm their up, a chance to win the whole man leads the team in scoring goal percentage at 57 percent. themselves battling the unheral- MAC. She ranks 8th in the con- last choice." thing. That's the only thing to coming off the bench averaging Against Miami on Saturday, ded Broncos for the position as ference in scoring, 7th in re- Reeves, who led the Denver do in this business." 15.3 points and shooting SS per- BG rendered a dismal perform- King of the conference Hill. bounding, 6th in field goal per- Broncos to three Super Bowl Reeves's three trips to the cent from three-point range. ance as the Redskins outplayed Falcon head coach Jaci Clark centage, and 3rd in blocked appearances, and Giants gen- Super Bowl were fruitless Senior guard Darrick Brooks BG to the tune of 82-57. says her team is well aware of shots. The all-around presence of eral manager George Young and he blamed himself for also comes off the pines and Huger was BG's only bright the standings. Brown chould cause headaches refused to disclose contract that. averages 10.2 markers per game. spot as he totaled 19 points. "This game is very important," for the smaller Falcon squad. terms. A source told The As- "I don't feel we ever played sociated Press the deal was up to our capabilities," he five years in length and worth said. "As a coach that's dis- an estimated $4 million. appointing." Reeves, 49, replaces Ray Reeves said the Giants need Handley, who was fired in to improve at some positions Daly returns from treatment late December after the but there is a chance they Giants missed the playoffs could be back in the playoffs peared without the blond moustache he sported last season. for the second straight year. next year. by Mel Relsner Reeves's hiring fills the last AP sports writer The 5-foot-ll golfer, the longest hitter on the PGA Tour, appeared to have lost a good deal of weight while under supervision. coaching vacancy in the NFL "This league gives you the Daly said he had played only two rounds of golf since entering the and also ends a month-long opportunity to turn things SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - John Daly, looking fit and trim after facility, which reportedly was in Tucson. search by the Giants, who around quickly," he said. 3 weeks in an alcohol rehabilitation clinic, returned to the public eye were turned down by their The Giants will need work, Tuesday and said he is committed to lifelong abstinence from alcohol. The 1991 PGA Championship and 1992 B.C. Open winner missed the top two choices. though. They went 6-10 last first three tournaments this season and needed the approval of PGA Boston College coach Tom season and were 14-18 in two Daly, 26, entered the treatment center shortly after Christmas commissioner Deane Beaman to return after treatment. Coughlin opted to stay in the seasons under Handley, who after he allegedly assaulted his wife, Bettye, at their home in Colora- In a statement issued when Daly entered the clinic, he said he was collegiate ranks and Dallas got the job when Bill Parcells do. Charges were later dropped. doing it to provide a better family atmosphere. defensive coordinator Dave resigned in May 1991. Speaking to reporters two days before the start of the Phoenix Wannstedt took the Chicago Handley was plagued Open, Daly said he plans to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Daly caused controversy in 1991 when he damaged a hotel room Bears job last week. through his two years with questions about who would be every week. during a tournament In South Africa. His courtship of Bettye, 40, was Young then turned his at- He credited a talk with Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson, a former news during much of 1992. They were married in May and had a tention to Reeves, who ac- his starting quarterback, Phil member of the Dallas Cowboys who battled drug abuse, with being daughter in June. Later that month, an allegedly intoxicated Daly was tively campaigned for the job Simms or Jeff Hostetler. And that was the first question put the catalyst for his rehabilitation. removed from an airplane in Denver. of taking over a team that "It was a one hell of a speech. I got more out of his speech than I won Super Bowls after the to Reeves. think I did out of the whole program," Daly said, adding that Hender- Later Tuesday, Daly won the tournament's Long Drive Contest with son's book, "Out of Control," was the first he'd opened since he was a a 315-yard clout. His first drive in the two-ball event was 311 yards. junior in high school. "I'm hitting the driver real well," he said. "My long irons aren't Henderson taught him a slogan "I don't drink while I'm sober" where I'd like them to be, and of course you always lose your putting that has become part of his day-to-day socializing, said Daly, who ap- stroke after being off so long." I MAmerican Heart? F_jr\ssociation

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by David Harpster Zumph then went on a personal sidering that he did not play a lot sport1, writer rampage against the Miami Red- in the fall because he was re- skins, defeating three of them in covering from an injury," Morin on Cincy radio show a row in order to win the tourna- said. The Bowling Green men's ten- ment. In the second round, John Bowling Green also received a The Associated Press his microphone, and listeners gambling losses, still visits nis team opened up the second Baxter became the only player to strong showing from its No. 1 want to talk about such topics weekly with a specialist in half of its season with an impres- take a set off Zumph, but eventu- doubles team of Jeff Westmeyer as the University of Cincinnati compulsive gambling. sive showing at the MAC Indoors ally fell 6-7(7-5), 6-2,7-6(7-4). and Tracey Dwire, as they man- INDIANAPOLIS - The ob- basketball, the Bengals' draft, this past weekend in Toledo. In the semifinals, Zumph aged to make it to the champion- session with sports statistics, the Reds' latest moves or the "People will call in and we'll The tournament was struc- knocked off Eric Seltenrich in ship match. On the way there, trends and players that once Marge Schott controversy. talk about the (gambling) tured such that the Nos. 1,2 and 3 straight sets 6-4,6-2. Eric Zinn of they defeated teams from Akron, fed Art Schlichter's gambling "The format is subtle," said lines," said Schlichter. "It's singles players from each team Miami met the same fate in the Toledo and Miami, dropping only addiction now is focused on his Schlichter, whose approach is kind of a running joke. People were in one flight and the 4-6 finals by the exact same 6-4, 6-2 one set in the process. In the title new job as a radio talk-show in sharp contrast to the more say they'll just pick the op- singles players were in another score. match, they dropped a hard host. combative style used by com- posite of what I like." night. Head coach Dave Morin was fought match to Toledo's No.l The former Ohio State quar- mentators at the crosstown Bowling Green sophomore Bob extremely pleased, although not team 1-6,64,7-6. terback, once suspended by the WLW station. "We're not trying A show hosted by former Zumph got the new year off to a very surprised, by Zumph's per- NFL for gambling, has a drive- Reds manager Pete Rose, who flying start for the Falcons as he to make people mad." formance. "Bob played real well Morin was nonetheless pleased time weekday slot on Cincin- WSAI recently began a spe- was banned from baseball be- steamrolled his way to the cham- against the Miami guys," Morin with their showing. "I thought nati station WSAI. cial Sunday morning show for cause of a similar gambling pionship in the first singles said. that our doubles play last year "I hate to say (the gambling) Schlichter, which airs from a addiction, follows Schlichter's flight. "He has a world class forehand hurt us in some cases, but with elevated my knowledge of Cincinnati restaurant. Nearly program on WSAI from 6 to 8 Zumph dropped only one set in and when he's on and hitting it what I've seen so far this year, I sports, but it really did," 150 people packed the place for p.m. The station bills Schlich- four matches en route to captur- well, as he was this weekend, he think we're much improved in Schlichter told The Indianapo- his first program. ter and Rose as "the daily ing the title. In the opening is very tough to beat, he said. " that area," Morin said. "Also, we lis News. double." round, he defeated Les Smith of "Folks call in, give their His performance this past week- had only been hitting for one "When you gamble on sports, opinion and I give mine," he Western Michigan 6-2, 7-5. end was real encouraging con- week prior to this tournament. you pay attention to it. And that said. "Or we'll have guests Rose usually does his syndi- gets you to a point where, even from around the country, peo- cated program from his busi- if you're not gambling on it, ple like (boxer) Michael Dokes ness or home in Florida Hut to you still read the paper and ... (Penn State football coach) help promote WSAI's move to dissect it the same way," he Joe Paterno ... (Ohio State foot- all sports last year, Rose re- Polonia, Bichette sign said. ball coach) John Cooper." turned to Cincinnati for a few Schlichter, released by the Schlichter hit bottom with days. Schlichter spent about Indianapolis Colts in 1985, his gambling habit in 1983 and three hours talking on the air started at the station after his was suspended from the NFL with baseball's career hits contract pay increases retirement last summer from by then-commissioner Pete leader, including a discussion the Cincinnati team in the Rozelle. After a year of treat- of their gambling problems. Arena Football League. Within ment and counseling, Schlich- Schlichter, 32, hopes some- days after his first show, the ter rejoined the Colts In 1984 day to carve out a big-time po- by Ronald Blum Salary arbitration hearings are scheduled for but failed to develop as hoped sition in broadcasting. He said AP sports writer Feb. 1-21, and the vast majority of players will station moved him to the 3 to 6 when the club made him a 1982 he and his wife, Mitzl, a native agree to contracts prior to hearings. p.m. slot because of the audi- ence's strong response. first-round pick. of Carmel, Ind., wouldn't mind Three free agents also agreed to minor league returning to the Indianapolis NEW YORK - Luis Polonia, Mike Stanton and contracts and were invited to spring training: in- The phone lines light up the Schlichter, who blew most of his Colts contract on six-figure area with their daughter. Dante Bichette agreed to one-year contracts Mon- fielder Wally Backman with Atlanta, pitcher Jim- moment he sits down behind day for big raises, leaving 94 players left in salary my Jones with the Montreal Expos and pitcher arbitration. Jerry Don Gleaton with the Florida Marlins. Polonia and the California Angels agreed to Backman, 33, batted .271 in 42 games with the $2,475,000, a raise of $825,000. It was at the mid- Philadelphia Phillies last year. He hit .345 as a point between the $2.9 million the outfielder had pinch hitter, going 10 for 29 with six RBIs. asked for and the $2.05 million the Angels had of- Capriati, Fernandez get Jones became a free agent in December when fered. the Houston Astros declined to offer a 1993 con- Stanton and the Atlanta Braves agreed to tract to avoid salary arbitration. The 28-year-old $850,000, a raise of $585,000. The left-handed re- right-hander was 10-6 with a 4.07 ERA last season, liever had asked for $1.05 million and the Braves mostly as a starting pitcher. trounced in Australia had offered $700,000. Gleaton, a 35-year-old left-hander, was 1-0 with a by Paul Alexander "That was pretty hard," she impossible for her to keep hitting said. "The only time I've ever hit Bichette and the Colorado Rockies agreed to 4.26 ERA in 23 relief appearances for the Pitts- AP sports writer like that constantly." $725,000, a raise of $495,000. It was at the midpoint burgh Pirates last year. Before 1992, Gleaton had that hard was against Monica Capriati had 41 forced errors between the $850,000 asked for by the 29-year-old spent his entire career in the American League, (Seles) two years ago at the U.S. to Graf's 17, revealing the pres- outfielder and the $600,000 offered by the team. appearing in 307 games. MELBOURNE, Australia - Open. It was real intense." sure that Graf kept her under. - Jennifer Capriati and Mary Joe Capriati came out strong, Fernandez, the last remaining breaking serve in the first game. Capriati, who was virtually in American women In the Austra- But Graf cheered by an entire tears after her loss here last lian Open, learned the same pain- section of German fans reboun- year, was much brighter this ful lesson today. ded to even the score at 2-2 when time, calling it her New Year's Bol's wife hits jackpot resolution. The seventh-seeded Capriati Capriati hit four balls into the led by a break in each set of her net. quarterfinal match against No. 2 The set appeared to be heading "I was just really down last The Associated Press declined, giving her an additional machines at eight casinos are $30,000, said Jody Silverman of linked electronically. Steffi Graf of Germany, only to for a tiebreaker with Capriati year," Capriati said. "I'm very the 76ers. Bol's agent, Frank Catapano, lose 7-5,6-2. No. 5 Fernandez suf- serving at 5-6 when Graf ele- happy with my game and how I PHILADELPHIA - The wife of Casino officials confirmed said the 7-foot-7 native of the Su- fered the same fate in falling to vated her play a notch. She have played for the last three Philadelphia 76ers center Man- there was a jackpot winner Sun- dan and his wife have regularly No. 4 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario of stroked a forehand crosscourt weeks. This year, I thought to ute Bol won $486,000 playing a day but said the winner re- contributed "sizable portions" of Spain 7-5,6-4. service return for a winner, then myself from the beginning, if you high-tech slot machine called quested anonymity. his salary to his homeland for That set up one semifinal uncharacteristically charged the lose it's OK. Don't get upset. Just "High Rollers" at the Trump Taj famine relief. match Thursday between Graf net three times, winning each keep working hard. She played Mahal in Atlantic City, N.J., on Mrs. Bol, whose husband will "Knowing Manute and his wife, and Sanchez Vicario. The other point. great. She had an answer for eve- Sunday, a team spokeswoman earn $1.65 million this season it wouldn't surprise me if a good pairing was decided in later rything." said today. with the 76ers, will be paid off bit of (the winnings) is ear- matches. Capriati, showing the come- Atong Bol won $456,000 and a over a 20-year period. "High Rol- marked for a similar purpose," The men are a day behind the back ability she demonstrated so Fernandez, failing to reach at new Mercedes-Benz, which was lers" is a game in which 33 slot he said. women, and in Wednesday's well in her last three matches, least the semifinals here for the quarterfinals. No. 1 Jim Courier broke Graf to go ahead 2-1 in the first time In three years, was plays No. 7 Petr Korda, No. 2 Ste- second set, but the German ran plagued by mistakes in a baseline LUBE/OIL/1. fan Edberg faces unseeded off the next five games to finish battle. She double-faulted at Christian Bergstrom, No. 3 Pete off the match. break point twice and committed FILTER SPECIAL ISfBRAKIS; Sampras meets unseeded Brett 54 unforced errors, winning only $ 95 Steven and No. 11 Guy Forget "I think it was a really good two points while getting broken 95 takes on No. 14 Michael Stich. match, especially in the first on her last two service games. r 49| ^f UOKTTRUCKS i| The Capriati-Graf confronta- set," Graf said. "There weren't "I had my chances, but made I 14 I ■KLuVBSMMUTAUKrWWMIIEEDB. . tion, a rematch of the gold-medal really many mistakes. 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Kappa PM CIRCLE K A Chrlalian women's service organization THE BEST SPRING BREAK DEAL IN Information Night Come join us B.G.! BG NEW8 Open meetings Jan. 24 & Jan. 31 - 9p.m. Go to Panama City Beach FL Tonight University Lutheran Chapel-ecroes from A lull 7 nights, all rooms oceanfront 309Moseley Rodgers. Call 372-1948 tor more Into. Only $109. transportation available $90 9.00pm Kappa Phi Call Luke or Scott at 353 9313 Help!! The News needs copy All are welcome! "Bring a friend" O.S.E.A."O.S.E.A. Membership drive is going on NOW" Come fill editors for Monday ond out an application to become a member. Or- "'Awesome Spnng Breaks* Bahamas Cruise CKI-CKI-CKI-CKI ders will also be taken for various items such Includes Meals $279. Panama City Room with Thursday nights. IP interested, as sweatshirts, tote bags and bumper stickers. Kitchen $119. Key West $249. Daytona (Kitch CIRCLE K Our table is located on the first floor ol Educ ens) $149, Cancun $459. Jamaica $479' stop bu 210 West Hall ond Till Information Night Bldg. unMThurs.. i/28at4pm 1 800 670 6386. Tonight 9:00p.m. OPERATION M.O RE "AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION- out on opplicotion. 309Moseley Minorities On the Road to Employment FORMAL MEETING TONIGHT Wed , Feb 3, 1993 7 I30PM BA 101 Come see what the world's largest 6 30-830p m Lenhart Grand Ballroom "AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION" co-ed, service Open ID all majors Freshman through Gradu- organization is all about) ate Students Full time positions, Co-ops, and Internships CKI-CKI-CKI-CKI available Don't miss out" Master of Business Administration I2th ANNUAL CElEBwATK A! PHI BETA LAMBDA Professional Co-ed Business Fraternity I RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOW Into night Thursday, January 28 DON'T WAIT TIL IT'S TOO LATE! BAnSat 7:30 p.m. It's not just for All Majors Welcome [IV^BAHIA MAR HOTEL * CONDOS • • PADRE SOUTH CONDOS • Free pizza and door pnzes • SHERATON HOTEL * CONDOS- Let's Get Down to Business • Gulf VIEW CONDOS • PHI BETA LAMBDA • LANDFALL TOWER CONDOS business majors • HOLIDAY INN ■S**t««9HH Philosophy Club We will be having our first meeong of the se- 4m mester Wed , Jan. 27 at 6:30 in 306 Universi- VOYAGER • DESERT INN-INN Do you know what you're doing ty Everybody is welcome-hope to see you - THE TEXAN • THE REEEj • RAMADA. INN therei Thmk about itl REACH OUT after graduation? Consider the 'movie nighl* I0IIRWAY INN Topic: Local Homelessnesa • THE REEF • tree plzu* BGSU MBA program. -S«nd1nl»1iti-,^_ Wed. 9 pm in 1010 BA New members welcome!

SKI STEAMBOAT COLORADO! For information call 372-2488 or JB-—>. • OVERLOOKKLODGE- LODGE J- —»% Special Meeting *"^ SHADOW RUNIN CONDOS- JT /fW stop by 369 BA. Honors Student Association Tonight at 9 pm PORI ROYAL OCEAN Darrow Main Lobby in Kreischer Quad RESORI CONDOS College of Business Administration S.ndl-eWi f/3Z Entertainment by BobVandergrilt Bowling Green State University STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY HILTON HEAD ISLAND SUPPLEMENTS for the Spring Semester are RESORT CONDOS• available to be picked up in Room 405 Student Services while supplies last. cKffl.ttHll.MffiI«ra«TO.M^ THE BLOOOMOBILE IS COMING! LAUUEHUAU BEACH HOTtH THE BLOOOMOBILE IS COMING! FEB. 8-12 AT THE N. E. COMMONS ARE YOU A: * EDUCATION MAJOR? 10:30 AM -4:30 PM #* FOR A PRIORITY APPOINTMENT * PSYCHOLOGY CALL 352-4575 SKI VA1L/6EAVTR CREEK * SOCIAL WORK BEAVER CREEK WEST CONDOS • VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES •BielfafeM Representatives of several agencies will be at Si Thomas More on Wednesday, Jan. 27 at * BUSINESS 8:00p.m. Please meet in the Fireside Lounge, % *ur 425 Thurstin St. {352-7555). * JOURNALISM u rmmnK io« aslSM it»v HOT Ma NKMI CALL TODAY LOST & FOUND *IPCO CINIPM SPUING BUM JSi INfOHU 'ION AND «H»VA RONS * PUBLIC RELATIONS 1-800-321-5911 'LOST* rmmft*. itUMfn. MMIMW r A maroon cross pencil (mechanical) was lost in * OTHER m' the 2nd Itoor BA. lounge last week. Very sen- umental and I am offering a reward if found. Please can Cindy at 352-2995. THEN 1 IS FOR YOU!

SI u din Is Togitbir Educating Pius Why Rent From STEP 1 is a peer education team. Members are trained to inform the BGSU community about chemical health. NEWLOVE RENTALS? APPLY NOW FOR STEP1 MEMBERSHIP, 1993-94. >■ Many choices: houses, duplexes, NEWLOVE apartments. Kvitlnls APPLICATIONS Pets welcomed in some locations e.# AVAILABLE NOW No parental guarantees 328 S. MAIN IN 310 Student Services No application fee needed OUR ONLY Full time maintenance OFFICE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS 9 and 12 month leases available February 5 @ 5:00 pm Family run and operated 352-5620 YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE AT BGSU! -imi-imi-imi-i.nnmi-i.T The BG News January 27,1993 continued from p. 9 FREE —FREE —FREE KARAOKEICAMPUS EXPRESSIONS. Volunteers are needed to help with the NAMES Fitness Specialist. Pan Time 2-3 days/week Great House Campus Tour Guide WFALGivaaYou Thursday, January 28, 1993. Bowl 'n Project AIDS Memonal Quit Display Applica- Working with children end aerobics experience 1 block from campus. Poalllone Open! SPRING BREAK Greenery. Nina o'clock until Majraoht tions are available in 425 Student Services and preferred Call Holiday Park Fitness Club st Six lemalet needed Al are due Friday, January 29. 874-8442 Applications ara available ai LADIES-tooklng for Ihet epeclal VALEN- for Fall 1083. 110 McFal Center and are due Daytona Baachl Call 353-3538 Coma lo Wan Hall TINE? ZBT Jr. or Sr. Human Resource Mgmt. major Wednesday. Fsoruary 2. Audi Ions Find your computer perl act match I Congratulations 10 Chad Van Dusen on his re- needed for part-time Spring/futl-bme Summer •■beheld February 6-12. Wad.. Jan. 27rh. I0am-2pm and Write lo "BO Love Connection". University cent lavaltering to Jennifer Michel. employment. For more info, call the Co-op Of- Houses A apis for 93-94 schoofyear. JOIN THE FUN! Hall. Bo< 79 tor details. Confidentiality assured fice at 172-2451 Thufi.. Jan. 28m, 10am-2pm 12 mo. leases only starting in May. - pseudonyms or first names OK. Results by to register to WINIII Residential Assistants needed for fut-time, Sieve Smith: 352-8917. Feb. 141 CO-OP STUDENTS: SPRING BREAK IN DAYTONA WANTED pan-time, and substitute positions working in e Now lilh. lima loupdeleyoor flail and residential setting Vsried available shifts In- Houses a Apartments. Close to campus. Bring In a naw raauma ROCK SOLID LEAOERSMP CONFERENCE clude 6 30 9a m . 2 30 10 30p m . For summer 1993 A 1003-04 school year. and a NEW copy of your WFAL LaUkJXRKw? CONFERENCE 1-2 female roommates for Spr. Sam. Non- 1030p-m.-9a.rn. Mon Fn . Day A evening Call 1-267-3341. unotflclal tranacripl LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE smoker. Upstairs apt. in house. Inquiries call shifts on weekends A holidays. Benefits w/ full (free al your eollaga office) 352-9575 svenings. time positions A some part rime posi Dons Sal- Friends of Vesta Mentlor Houses for Rent Summar fobs ara HE RE! February 12-13 ary range it $8 to $12.70 per hour. Appacationa Ouaationa? 2-24S1 2 fe. rmtes. desperately needed. '93-94 year. 12 mo. leases • May or Aug. Applications now available need to be completed (resumes not accepted) You are invited lo anend a brief Cose to campus. Fum . dishwsh . $150 . Tenant pays utilities • 1 mo. dep 42S Student Services at Wood Lane Residential Services 11160 Eesl mamonal service on Sun., Jan. 31, elec. Call Tiffany 2-4883 or Amber 2-4888 730 Elm, 2 bdrm., $360/May Coma TRI 10 Bl - BIATHLON TRAINING at 5:30 PM in the Halslead Gallana. Don'l Miss Out Gypsy Lane Rd., BG (al Northeast Comer or Housemate wanted. Non-smoker. Own room. 734 Elm., 4 bdrm., 2 Bath. $700/Aug. PROGRAM: kilo Mlg. Mon. Fab. 8. 5p.m. Rac Room 12, Apoitod Human Ecology Bldg. Wood Lane Industries Bldg.) E.O.E. Caniar LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE $150 pkra utluias Lance 855-3084 217 S. College, 3 bdrm.. $S50/Aug. A posthumous Bachelor ol Arts m 233 W. Merry, 4 bdrm., with toft, $860/Aug. Communication degree will be awarded. LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE I'm searching for 3 roommates to share an SUMMER COUNSELORS ATHLETIC EXPE 128 Manville. 5 bdrm., 2 bath, $750/Aug CS end MIS Melons LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE apartment In Fall ol '93. Mutt be responsible, P.IENCE Call after 5pm ONLY 352-2330 or 354-2854. Don't forget I ha Employar Fair Arranged by the College of Arts and Scl- academically serious, and financially secure. Outstanding New York Stale COED Children's on Thuraday, January 21,1993 Please call 352-2559 between 9-5 and ask for Make a tape ol you singing your favorite song Resident Camp two hours from New York City In I ha Grand Ballroom Martha. Houses or apts. tor rent tor 93-94 school year. Full Neopan Fu|l Neopan Fuji Neopan for only $1,001 Campus Expressions brings Boauntul lacilmes from 630 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. you karaoke on January 28th. Come and join 1 or 2 Wcks. from campus A dose to down- 400-36 Exp. Available at Ben Franklin Male indent needed to fill apartment. 914-693-3037 - Camp Kermybrook, 19 town. Parking avail. 354-1790. 154 S. Main 352-6219 US in the Bowl n Greenery from 9:00 until mid- Available now. Own bedroom. Southway. Hansdakt. New York 10530 II you hava ouaationa, Loweu price m town. Same day B.W proces- niQhtl Admission is FREE. 352-7365 or 353-0325. Houses, 1 a2bdrm.apts. can tha Co-op Office at 372-2451. Summer job at Put In Bay women's apparel 9 month, year and summer leases. sing available. MEN-LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL VALEN- shop. Housing available. Contact Anita Brown, 352 7454 GREAT WINTER SPECIALS AT CAMPUS TINE? evenings. 1 -626-667$. DIBenedetto'a has your Male tubleaear needed nowl POLLYEYES Find your computer-perfect match! Write to $150/mo. pros ubi. Furn Own room Super Bowl Parly Suba 1 Plzzaa "BO Love Connection", University Hall, box Treasurer wanted lor campus organization Imagine you and 5 friends in 1 house. 352-4663. We Deliver! While pizza • pan crust with garlic buttsr in- 372-5720 or 352-0870. stead ol pizza sause, 7~ meatball sub, choice 79 for details. Confidentielity assured • pseu- (Volunteers in Progress) Call 352-3020. 1 1/2bdrm, kitchen, bam. LR up. 2 bdrm. bath, ol seafood salad or chicken salad & soup or donyms or first names OK. Results by Fab. 141 kitchen. LR down 354-7257. leave message. Don't stay home for Spring break! Roommate wanted. $140/month. Low undoes. large soup with garlic bread. AD al a great John New love Real Estate Join UAO In PANAMA CITY BEACH Kerch priced Call 353-22i8enerSpm. FOR SALE Need a bresk from studying? Why not come to 319 E Wooste-Sl 16-261 Coete era from 1205 with Hotel and Campus Pollyeyea * 440 E. Court CAMPUS EXPRESSIONS! This Thursday transportation! Sign up thru Friday In the Sublessor needed immediately lo share an (across from Taco Bell) from 9:00 P.M. until MKlnight in the Unon Union Foyer. DONT MISS OUT! apartment very dose to campus. Cheep rent. 1084 Chevy Celebrity Eurosport. Auto, 2.8 liter Pftvata bathrooms. Parking. Can 353 7110, VS. PS, PB, Hit, air, JVC stereo $1550. Ask for Summer A Fall Rentals Have you checked Pauper's Books for class PI SIGMA EPSILON Jim 372-1251 Over 500 units with super locations. books? Large selection ot literature, young Nat'l. Coed Sales a Marketing Fraternity BcJIe Ski Goggles $75. adult, popular non-fiction. Generous discounts Orientation Night HELPWANTED Nintendo a 7 cartridges, $175. Call 354-2260. on new books 206 N Main. 352-2163. Tonight Wed., January 27 Matthew. 372-1063. Hey Juniors: 9PM-100BA Male student needed to fill spartment. Do you excel in leadership, scholarship and FREE FOOD - SUB NIGHT $200-$800 WEEKLY. service? Mortar Board may be just what you All msfora welcome! Assemble products at home. Easy I No selling. Cancun. $429. Daytona $149; Panama City. Available now. Own bedroom. 352-7365 or 353-0325. ICENTER FOR CHOICE are looking fort Applications avsHsbis In 425 Join us now, work tor us letert You're paid direct. Fully Guaranteed FREE In $110. Spring Break trip* gong fast. Call Joe for Sudani ServioM. Deadline Feb. 5,5pjn. tormarjon-24 Hour Hotline 801 -379-2900. Co- resv 353 2228 pynght«OH029450. RELATIONSHIP GROUPIII CHEAP!FBI/US SEIZED Now leasing 1.2. A 3 bedroom apartments and • Abortion through houses tor Fall -93. Yet, we do alow pstsl Interested In knowing what your cholesterol Did you grow up in an alcoholic substance 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed! 80 MERCEDES $200 354 8800 17 weeks level means, or learning about low fas. fun abusing home? Are you eipenenang prob- Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtna., 86 VW $50 snacks? lems in a current relationship due to someone NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan. Box 234BG. 87 MERCEDES $100 • Morning after FelOStallelheanawer! else's alcohol or other drug use. II this sounds KenHworth, NJ 07033 (908) 276-0998. 65MUSTANG $50 Location: BG Student Health Service like you, a support group is now forming to en- Choose from thousands starling $50 R.E. Managernent treatment hance communication in relationships around Jan. 26th, 5:00 pm ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT FREE lnformaton-24 Hour Hotline FB0 25th. 5 00 pm these issues. Please call Sheila or Eton at - fisheries. Earn $600./week in canneries 801 -379-2929 Copyright *OH029410 "Quality Off-Campus Housing" PROUD TO April 8th. 5 00 pm 372-2130 for information. Deadline 2/5/93 or $4.000 ./month on fishing boats 113 Railroad St. Sponsored by: the WELLness Center 6 Free transportation I Room & Board! Help" My Christmas bills have come in. (next to Kinko's) Studeni Health Services Over 8.000 openings Male or Female. Buy my ImageWriter II color pnnter. 352-9302 BE PRO-CHOICE Resume Service For employment program call 1 -206-545-4155 Slop in tor a com pi ete rrsFREEi Only $250.00. Call Scon 372-6783. 16 N Huron ext.A5S44. Summer A Fall Homing List! Karaoke Toledo, Oh. 43604 Special Student Package Campus E xpressions Attention Business Students and Phone in depth interview today, typeset Large king-tizewatrbed. The Bowl n Greenery Entrepreneurs. TASP" International is Sublease 1/2 apt. ASAP. resume with computer disk tomorrow Wavelets $200 (419) 255-7769 or This Thursday I now hiring highly motivated students 5th St. Own Room 110. Free heat. 124.95 Call 354-4407, Tom. 1-800 -5 89-6005 9 00 P.M. - Midnight to fit SUMMER MANAGEMENT positions. 513-435-0137. Satisfaction Guaranteed Earn $7,000 • $8,000 while gaining 372-1846 internship credit and business knowledge. '84 Jeep Wagoneer 4WD, air, AM/FM can. pb.pt. Very clean and runt great! $3695. Sublessor needed for spacious, unfurnished. Positions are open across Ohio, one bedroom apartment. $250/mo. available Save BIG on Spring Break Wl 686-5105 particularly in Flndlay, Toledo, Lime, immediately 353 3222 leave message. JamaicaCancun from $449-Florida from $139 Canton, Mansfield, $ Sll Cleveland eubur Organize group travel FREE I Positions are filing quickly. Walk to campus Rooms m Victorian House. Call SUN SPLASH TOURS 1 -800-428-7710 For more information call 1-800-543-3792. Separate enL, Kit, TV room, utas. Inc. Priv. FOR RENT parking avail. Summ., Fall, Spring. 352-5817. SEE IT AND UNDERSTAND Attention Business students snd entrepreneur student works painting it currently hiring self- i bedroom house and 1 bedroom apartment. motivated students to fill summer mngmL posi Take a 126 S. Summit for Summer 1993 and 93-94 tioni. Work in home town this summer while Spnng Break!!! Daycna Beachlll schoofyear. 1-267-3341 earning $6,000-8,000 and gaining business Ocean Front Hotels: Quad Occupancy: knowledge. Contact Paul Evans for more info. i.2.or 3 bedroom units. 1093-94 school year. The STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 'peek at what's Seven Full Nights: Vip Discount COALITION will hoet an information night (614)538-7665. Year or nine month lease. Close to campus. ID card. Round trip Charier Bus Wednesday, January 27 at 8 00p.m. m the Phone 352-5111. from $199 SO per person in Room Only Avon, the world's leading beauty company second floor lounge, Compton Hal, Kreischer in store for you available from $109.SO per person would Ilka to give you $35 00 worth of Avon Dp 850 Scott Hamilton Quad. S.EA.C. It a grassroots organization Limned Availability MM telling products FREE. For mlormation on how Modem furnished, 2 bdrm. apt tor 4 people actively working for social and environmental 1-800-881-beach to receive these free products call 823-1712, max. 2 blocks from campus. Laundry tacii justics. Judy. A/C. Water and aewer indud. No pets. 2 Everyone Is encouraged to anend. reserved parking placet. 9 mo. lease, $650 per Elementary BE ON TV. many needed for commercial! mo., 12 mo. Ieate-$S95 per month. Available SPRING BREAK S3 Now hiring al apes. For casting info, cal (615) May 93 287 3233 or 287-4255 afler 6pm Education Majors Party with the Bos I1 779-7111 Ext T 883 S. Padre Island from $99 Bookkeeper needed. Knickerbocker Building APARTMENTS Toledo Cancun Mexico from $424 Services. Cal 352-5822. Bahamas/Cruise from $289 801 THIRD A MAKE-IT and TAKE-IT workshop Join over 1 mill on parsers! Camp Counselors Warned: Grade 12 month lease Medical Call Student Express Vacations Magnificent coed weight loss. 704FFTH 1-800-TOURUSA AH sports, crafts, sewing, ceramics, 9 mo., 12 mo., A summer leases Services, Ind Sponsored by OSEA and presented by computers. WSIs, theatre, piano, dance. 710 SEVENTH CARSON-DELLOSA. aerobics, weight training, nflery, i2momhl. Reproductive Health Care backpacking, kitchen, office. 352-3445 SUPER BOWL SPECIALS for Women Attend this one Camp Shane, Femoaie. NY 12734. Any 3 Large 11tem Pizzas for $14.99 day event and youll leave with 212-877-4644. NOLIMITI Cany Rentals 352 7365 Abortion to 17 Weeks over 1000 ideas for your Additional Pizzas $5 00 each Apts. 2,3,4 students future classroom. Additional ltoms$1.00 each CS and MIS aludenta from the Cleveland Houses 8.7,8.9 students 24 HR. PHONE SERVICE PISANELLO'S, BOWLING ana — atop by the Co-op Program In 238 6 bdrm. apts - 6 students GREEN-352-S166 Administration Bunding or call 372-2481 to Rental office located 316 E. Merry S3 Free Pregnancy Tests Date: Feb. 13, 1993 9-3 pm Good at Weston Bradnar A check on eummer poertlone in Cleveland'. All near campus. Location: Bowling Green High School nuu i minium Special Student Rates Cincinnati company eeeklng MIS or CS co- GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. Fee: $10.00 THE AKJS OWLT IS COM NO TO CAMPUSI ope from the Cincinnati area Call 372-2451 800 THIRD ST. All Services Strictly Confidential Be a volunteer! or atop by the Co-op Program In 231 Admln- NOW RENTING FOR 1993-94. 2-BR A 1BR kttratlon Bldg. 5164 Monroe SL, Help Is needed ai the areas of quilt set up and UNITS. WELL-MAINTAINED. FULLY FURNI- breakdown, sales and nformaOon, reading of Customer Sales/Service SHED SCHOOL YEAR AND 12 MO. Toledo, Ohio names, quilt monitor, and volunteer support. $8 251) start LEASES REASONABLE RATES. ALL UTILI- Applications are available in 425 Student Ser- Work FT or PT 10-40 hrsA*. Flex, schedule TIES INCLUDED ACT EARLY. PHONE 1-800-367-2036 vtoet snd are due Fnday, January 29. around classes Stan at entry level w/ career 3524966 885-5700 'H The Leeblan snd Gay Information Line is advancement available. No door to door or now open 7-10p.m. Mon., Wed., and Fn. Oper- telemerkeong. No sxp. needed. CoJIeoe schol- ators can help with referrals to Lesbian and arships awarded Interview al main office and Gay services as well as give information about work locally. Application into -410-321-S36S. rna Lesbian and Gay community. Information quanums concerning me Leeblan and Gay Alienee can Earn $10 per hour in your spare time working also be obtained 382-8242 (LAOA| on campus. Contact Paul Evans (814) |0ver 140 Tanks Of Fishll 538-7865. A Feeder THE QUEENS OF MGM. NORUA SHEARER EARN $500 or more weekly ailable ■*•»•»« tkam AND JOAN CRAWFORD, IATTLE FOR THE stuffing envelopes st home. 50 gallon aquarium $39.99 Send long SASE to: LOVE OF THE SAME MAN-SHEARERS A 10 gallon aquarium $6.99 HUSBAND-IN GEORGE CUKOR'S BITCHY Country Living Shoppers, Dept U1, COMEDY THE WOMEN, THIS SATURDAY P.O.Box 1770, Denhem Springs, LA A Discount prices on all accessories KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY 70727-1779 AT SPM IN THE OtSH FILM THEATER. AD- PERRYSBURG SPRING 1993 OFFICERS MISSION IS FREE. SPONSORED BY THE EASY ASSEMBLY any hours, $339.84 weak, AQUARIUM UAO CAMPUS FILMS COMMITTEE. family of 3 earns $4417.02 monthly. FREE In- formations Hour Hotline. 801-379-2900 Co- 420 Louisiana Avc. The Wizard of AIOS (419)-874-«504 Grand Matter j^nj^OffiTOJfeMrl Is an ACS prevention pynght8OHO20452. message presented with Grand Procurator . J^jfj&i Cheslock humor snd compassion : (As produced by Healthworks Theatre) Grand Master of Ceremti»>^ :|J!i^ih<; Bpttger Sponsored by UAO Grand Scribe ii ? $^ Vvjtson JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Grand Treasurer \k gfin A*b#irelli : Assistant Treasurers %.J;;|"; ;TOi^Kiliean# Steve Mclaughlin SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Alumni Cha\mSi,.'J;^0l^'!;!^^[^^M' LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSES, DUPLEXES, & APARTMENTS Guards John SaWCM, BriaA:'Hogan over 500 units with SUPER locations Historian :;::. Chris .Giiyem Ho>AM Manager* 9 and 12 Month Leases Available ITCRaps. , (on Albarelli STOP IN TO 319 E. 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SPRING GUIDE Page Index Destination Daytona 3 TAKE A BREAK Daytona Accomodations 4 It's March and you've made it and quarters for the laundromat?" have their hidden treasures - things through the first two-thirds of a gruel- Well, that's the other great thing that the average tourist may not know Daytona Accomodations 5 ing school year - cranking out papers, about the Spring Break Guide. It about, but sure wish they had when cramming for exams, trying to digest gives you all the options, presenting a they heard about them later. Daytona Accomodations 6 hundreds of pages of psych or econ or variety of travel alternatives that can On the flip side, let's say you want marketing so you can make some- fit within the budget you've set for some quiet time... a few lazy days in Daytona Accomodations 7 thing resembling an insightful com- yourself. So if you're headed to Flori- the sun without the social grind get- ment at your 8 a.m. class - and the da the Guide has options for ways ting in the way. Some people might Daytona Accomodations 8 strain is starting to take its toll. that you can make the most out of find a quiet beach on the Gulf Coast a You need a break. your break without going broke in the little more to their liking. The Guide Daytona Accomodations 9 Unfortunately, with all the reading process. can help you find the spot that's right and writing and cramming and test- The reason a lot of vacations don't for you and that let's you have the ing, you haven't had a whole lot of Daytona Accomodations 10 turn out the way a person dreamed is kind of fun you need to get you over time to plan what you're going to do poor planning. It costs more than you the hump and get back to school re- when you finally get a break from the thought, the place you've gone doesn't freshed and ready for the rest of the Daytona Accomodations 11 grind. have the right atmosphere or enough year. That's where the Spring Break to do, or you just didn't consider all That's the goal of the Guide: to Daytona Marriott 12 Guide comes into play. the alternatives. present all of the choices from reck- In the pages that follow, you'll find We give you the alternatives. In the less abandon to rest and reflection. It's Spring Break Garment District ... 13 the kind of information you need to Guide, you'll find activities, points of all out there, and we want to help you make the most of your Spring Break: interest, concerts, parties and a whole find it. American Trans Air. 14 places to go; things to do; bargains on lot more. The Spring Break Guide wants to accommodations, transportation, en- Let's say you want to get right make the cumbersome details of plan- Columbia House 15 tertainment, vacation supplies - where the action is, partying continu- ning a trip easier to handle by giving everything you need to have the kind ously with a few thousand of your you the inside information. Columbia House 16 of vacation you've been pining for closest friends on Daytona Beach. We also have bargains to spare on since the first day of classes. That's a good starting point, but it everything from air fare to beachwear Daytona Accomodations 17 A lot of you are probably saying, doesn't mean you have to make a to accomodations "Nice idea, but how am I supposed to blind leap and assume that good kar- So take a look inside and use the Panama City Accomodations 18 afford a vacation when I can barely ma is going to take care of it from Guide to make your dream vacation a keep myself in macaroni and cheese there. Even the legendary party spots sunny reality. Panama City Accomodations 19

Fort Walton Accomodations 20

Orlando Accomodations 21

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PUBLISHERS BOX 1993 Coca-Cola Spring Break ■ Guide is published by Campus | Publications, main business office at 428 Leo Drive. Hamilton, Ohio > 45014. Telephone 1-513-887- 0046. Distributed free to selected college campuses in Kentucky. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee and West Virginia via school news- j papers, fatemities, sororities and i night clubs. Copyright Campus j Publications 1993. Reproductions i without written permission ; prohibited. Volume 1, Number 1. I Doug DeBotd, Publisher The sun worshiping. The primitive dances. The mating rituals. The primal screams. Only one beach can hold this much culture on its 23-mile sandy stretch. This Spring IfrYHItf Break, head for Daytona F3each. For more information, call ttACBLBI IN. 1-500-864-1234 for your free Spring Break Planning Kit. 10,0 DAYTON A BEACH SPRING BREAK 93 The SPRING BREAK CAPITOL of The World Party-Play-Tan-Fun!!! •10 MINUTE WALK TO SEABREEZE ENTERTAINMENT AREA DAYTONA BEACH DANCE CLUBS & BARS •POOL BAR & RESTAURANT •POOL PARTIES •ROOMS, EFF. TWO BEDROOM APTS & PENTHOUSES A(XOMODAnONS •BALCONIES •INDOOR HEATED POOL •OCEANFRONT POOL Daytona Beach, the Spring Break capital •COLOR CABLE T.V. There's no disputing the fact — E at MINIMUM RATES •ON SITE LAUNDRY •Product expos & giveaways Daytona Beach is the Spring Break SpringFest '93, from March 10 -13 PUT YOUR BOOKS AWAY- Capital! And Spring Break 1993 COME TO THE BEACH!!! ' ©cean Sands and March 15-17 which includes HOT E L promises to be one of the best events 1024 N. Atlantic Ave. • Daytona Beach, FL • 90V255-1131 games, giveaways, and entertainment ever. can be found on the beach from the starting at 1-800-543-2923 $65 With more beach (23 miles of it), Holiday Inn Boardwalk to the more activities (200 corporate spon- Thunderbird Motel from 11 a.m. - 5 Stay Right On The Ocean!f sors) and more people (up to p.m. Within walking distance of Daytona's 400,000 each year ), Daytona Beach Then, the MarketSource Spring best night spots and activities! is the place to be! Break Beach Club, March 12-21, Some of the highlights of Spring features entertainment, car displays, ESIgESfl Affordable Rates Break 1993 will include: car wash, computer games, 1254 N. Atlantic Ave. •MTV/Much Music volleyball competition, prizes, free Daytona Beach. FL 32118 Coverage of Spring Break — The food and beverages, on the beach Call (904)253-5643 music television stations from both just south of the Main Street Pier, Canada and the United States are from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily. WELCOM scheduled to cover the event this DRIFTWOOD SPRING BR AI

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