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City • Wood County adult program gets grant.

State • FBI arrests Georgia fugitive in Ohio. excercisin.

Nation • Americans support judge's sentence for abuser. 6 Page 2 Sports • Falcons face Toledo.

Friday, January 19, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 63

The News' Briefs President will deliver message address, only to let fade away Terence Hunt NBA Scores The Associated Press with his failed nomination of Dr. Clinton will call for all sides to face problems Henry Foster as surgeon general. Chicago 92 WASHINGTON ~ Deadlocked Last year, soon after taking Philadelphia 89 with Republicans over a bal- 1996 campaign and preview the McCurry said the budget won't ask the Republican Congress to control of Congress, the Republi- anced budget. President Clinton themes he will throw against his be Clinton's primary focus. approve a lengthy list of initia- cans booed Clinton's speech. The mood is sure to be worse this Detroit 100 will confront a hostile Congress Republican rival. "In a sense, he will make the tives. StUl, he is expected to offer year after a year of hot tempers, San Antonio 98 when he delivers his State of the The budget battle will loom budget fight seem puny by talk- Union address Tuesday. His elec- over Clinton's address, which ing about the things that have a ideas dealing with the economy, angry battles and veto struggles. tion-year message: All sides must comes just three days before the much more direct impact on the education, crime and the envi- One thing seems certain: Clin- Milwaukee 100 face up to America's real prob- expiration of a temporary lives of Americans," McCurry ronment. He also is expected to ton's address wont be as long as renew his call for a campaign last year's 81-mlnute marathon. Golden State 96 lems of crime, education and the measure keeping much of the said. economy. government open. However, Everyone agrees it would be an against teen pregnancy - a cru- The speech will open Clinton's presidential spokesman Mike exercise in futility for Clinton to sade he promised in last year's See BUDGET, page three. Boston 108 Houston 106 Votes to eliminate Sergeant dies in peace mission AIDS quilt bee to The Associated Press member of the 191st Ordinance Stuttgart, Germany, said South- Affirmative Action Battalion. all, a native of Virginia Beach, take place Va., died of an apparent heart at- An AIDS quilt bee will TASZAR, Hungary -- A Emergency workers were take place Saturday from 9 39-year-old U.S. Army sergeant called to his barracks late tack. a.m. to 6 p.m. at the United assigned to help get American Wednesday night and tried to re- Southall was a wheel vehicle prompt protests operator with the 23rd Ordinance Christian fellowship at 313 troops and equipment into Bosnia suscitate him, according to a Thurstin Avenue. died today of an apparent heart brief statement from U.S. Army company, based in Miesau, Ger- many. His hometown was not Melissa Gregg, spokes- Michelle Locke One, offered by a student, attack. He was the first Ameri- spokesman Lt. Col. Ron Williams woman for the AIDS Quilt Ten minutes later, Southall was released. The Associated Press would rescind the vote that elim- can fatality in the Bosnia peace Committee, said people will taken by ambulance to the hospi- Southall was working at Taszar inated race and gender pre- enforcement mission that began have the opportunity to tal, where he was pronounced in southern Hungary, where U.S. make new quilt panels if SAN FRANCISCO - A parade ferences from hiring, contract- last month. of students assailed University The Pentagon -and army offi- dead earlier today, Williams said. forces have adapted an air field they know someone who has ing and admissions; the other, of- to receive troops and equipment died of AIDS, or if they just of California regents today over cials in Europe identified the vic- Maj. Drew Miller, a spokesman fered by one of the regents, at the U.S. European command in heading from Germany to Bosnia. want to volunteer. their decision against affirma- would impose a one-year mora- tim as Clement E. Souths!! Jr., a She said materials will be tive action, and each student was torium on the new policies. provided at the event and arrested for speaking longer people are welcome to bring The committee could vote than allowed - one minute. them down, refer them to the full personal things to place on Students warned board mem- Fine Art the panels. board for consideration or sim- bers they would have no respite ply table them. unless they rescinded their July Agents bust drug vote eliminating race and gender smuggling ring consideration from hiring, con- "You will find only JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia - tracting and admissions de- Anti-narcotics agents in the cisions. stormy days ahead." kingdom have busted a drug "You will find only stormy smuggling ring with S3 days ahead," student Joel Tena Joel Tena pounds of heroin worth $64 said. student million, the Arab News About 100 people attended the daily reported Thursday. early-morning public comment The English-language session. Some students sat quiet- Committee members include newspaper did not identify ly with arms raised in a clenched- the ring members or say Republican Gov. Pete Wilson, a how many were Involved in fist salute. regent by virtue of his office who the smuggling operation, Ten students were arrested, made repealing affirmative ac- but said those arrested cited and released when they tion a cornerstone of his since- were not Saudis. They were spoke over their allotted time canceled presidential campaign. trying to smuggle the drugs limit A campus police officer "Last July, the Regents took an in a ship. approached each student after important and courageous step Saudi Arabia mandates the student refused to yield the toward ensuring fairness for all beheading by sword for floor when warned the minute That decision will not be under- drug trafficking. was up. mined or deterred by those who As students were led away, merely want to retain the status Donahue calling it each slapped an orange-and- quo," he said in a statement. black sticker over their mouths. The academic senates of all quits Two proposals were up for nine UC campuses have voted to NEW YORK-Phil Dona- consideration by a committee of ask the regents to reverse the hue, who invented the issue- driven daytime talk show, regents. decision. then watched his ratings slip while low-brow imita- tors outperformed him, is calling it quits at the end of Chance for full refund at area the season. A nine-time Emmy Award winner as outstanding host, book retailers ending soon Donahue will continue to work on TV specials and Vlnce Guerrierl "If you dont have a receipt, we new projects in broadcast- The BG News handle lt individually," Bucken- ing and cable, his syndica- myer said. "This starts next tor, Multimedia Entertain- Time is running out for stu- week, due to heavy traffic" ment Inc., announced dents to receive a full refund for Books are bought back year Wednesday. returned books to any of the area round at wholesale prices, but Industry analysts blamed bookstores. Buckenmyer also said that prices his departure on slipping According to Kent Kokomoor, are higher during finals week. ratings and a market crow- manager of the Bee Gee Book- ded with more sensationa- listlc talk-shows. store, the time to get a refund is based on when the semester starts, and not the date of pur- "I go case by case, chase. The last day to get a full day by day. There's refund at the Bee Gee Bookstore Quote of is Jan. 31. A receipt is needed for some flexibility. all returns, yet new books must the day be returned in mint condition. Steve Donnelly of If a new book is returned with Student Book Exchange You will find writing or highlighting in it, the only stormy days student cannot get a full refund, Kokomoor said. ahead. The Bee Gee Bookstore buys Steve Donnelly of Student back textbooks year round, but Book Exchange said he handles —Joel Tena, a the best time to sell back books is things a little differently regard- student about finals week, Kokomoor said. ing refunds. the Affirmative John Buckenmyer, director of "I go case by case, day by day," the University Bookstore, said Donnelly said. "There's some Slcphuk Mlik*wi/TW BG N»wi Action decisions students can return books for a flexibility. It depends on the in California full refund for up to three weeks book." Brinsley TyrreU't artwork titled "Deception" It on display In the University's Fine Art Center Gal- after the start of classes with a The last day to return books for lery. The statue is made of gypsum aad cement receipt a full refund at SBX is Jan. 31. Colored Ink

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page two Friday, January 19, 1996 E.A.R.to Joe's soft underbelly exposed I am a skinny out-of-shape In short, folks, I've made more nothing was keeping me from white man. unkept fitness resolutions than that aerobics class. the ground It hasn't always been this way. BGSU has post-holiday Five minutes late, I burst onto At 17, I started as an outside "Friends" haircuts. a scene of leotards, leg warmers Astronomers discovered a planet 40 light years away linebacker for the Olentangy This year, Amanda found me and middle-aged women stepping Braves. At 18, I could run two under the sink in the fetal posi- to the beat of Shaggy's "Mr. from Earth that possesses conditions that could miles without breaking a sweat. tion pouring whole packages of Bootnbastik." possibly support life. The planet, named Goldilocks for And at 21,1 can now ... paint two grape Lik-A-Stik down my throat. "Grapevine to the left," the in- its "just right" conditions, is six times the size of Jupiter, eyes around my nipples, fill in "Ah, sweet, lovely, purple structor bubbled. "And back to 300 times larger than Earth. Maybe they're the idiots some lips around the belly button powder, you sing to my soul," I the right." that are watching that pathetic new NBC show "3rd and "stomach-synch" all the mumbled. I ponied up right behind a Rock From The Sun." words to "I Got You Babe." "Urn, Joe," she said haltingly. mother of three and began sway- Oh, these are some proud days "I'm heading to my aerobics ing to and fro. Sweat formed on *** at the Peiffer household. class. Do you want to come?" my brow and we began to march Hey if there is a possibility of life on other planets, Aa the new year slowly fades "I'd love to," I lied. "But they'- in place. then maybe there is still hope that America will stop toward February, I once again re replaying the last episode of "Come on ladies, er, and the watching all of Jim Varney's "Ernest..." movies. E.A.R. find myself mounting the fitness 'Hee-Haw' on TNN. Maybe next new boy!" she cried, stifling a horse in hopes of molding my time." chuckle. can dream can't we? McCauley Caulkin-csque frame "Never again In your life will I began to froth at the mouth. Into the relatively well-toned you have this kind of energy and The LIk-A-Stik balled in my physique of TVs Bob Saget. opportunity to control your stomach. We began to work our A Proud To Be An American And Not From Europe Each new year, my 100 pound, Peiffer health and shape your body!" she arms. Note: Army reservist, water polo play- screamed. Portugese Police arrested a 46 year-old woman who ing sister, Amanda, sits me down "Probably not," I replied, toss- And suddenly. It was over. My kept a dead baby in her refrigerator for nine years. and "speaks" with me about the Steel resolution turned into a ing back a cool, vanilla Lik-A- pride was hurt. My muscles were Those Portugese are unbelievable. Everybody knows the benefits of physical fitness. sticky buns resolution. Stlk. angry. My sister was happy. "You know, Joe, you could use "I hear cardlo-vascular exer- "And you're going to be beaten And my stomach knew ittf expiration date on dead fetuses is two years. some tone in that tummy," she'd cise will improve your sex life," by a girl," she added as she have another year to figure out say as the Nordic Track faded she offered as three minutes of turned to go. the words to Neil Diamond's **• Into the Nordic Coat Rack. masturbation began to count My face reddened. My tes- "America!" In Yarmouth, Mass., public school officials fired a "Hey, look everyone! Joe's toward the daily goal of the 20 tosterone boiled. And my vas high school teacher in their district for producing and gonna have a baby," she com- exercise minutes. deferens pumped. Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- starring in a pornographic movie. mented one year as my Buns of Who needs to Improve on that? I was a man. And suddenly, umnist for The BG News. Robert "Bubba" Walenski was suspended last Friday before getting canned Wednesday. Teachers union spokesman Steve Wollmer defended GOVERNMENT r^\W^ iS COruxV +he people UXXrj-/ Walenski by saying Bubba "didn't do anything illegal here. And like so many teachers, he works during the you Yn

Dawn Keller Jay Young // Editor in chief News Editor

Jim Barker Amy Johnson Associate editor City editor

Christian Pelusi Scott Brown Opinion editor Sports editor Forbes'flat tax must be scrutinized Joe Boyle Stephani Miskawi The New Year Is here, and ping of the current plan and the ing from Forbes, however. Once Weekend Reality editor Photo editor along with it come holiday credit installation of a flat tax. As ex- the flat tax approaches 20 per- card bills, hangovers, and a spe- plained - and oversimplified - cent or more, its appeal to middle Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln cial message from the federal by the Forbes camp, the new class voters - such as the ones in Graphics editor Copy chief government. You probably found system would work like this: a Iowa and New Hampshire - the dreaded federal tax forms Wendling family of four would pay no tax rapidly declines. Most middle- Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman peeking out of your mailbox on the first $36,800 of earnings, class voters would only experi- Copy Editor Copy Editor sometime last week. If you Ig- and 17 percent on anything above ence significant savings at the 17 nored the unwritten rule that thoery, this seems like a simple, that figure. There would be no percent level. Penny Brown Stefani Bavin forbids the opening of such Copy Editor Copy editor equitable system. In practice, deductions, no credits, and no forms until 10:00 P.M. on April however, it is anything but taxes on things such as Interest The proposed system would IS, you may have found some in- simple and fair. The main trouble or capital gains. The appearance likely need some changes that teresting things. For example, lies in what economists call "dis- of simplicity was kept when Sen. would render It repulsive In the due to recent changes in the tax tortions.'' Distortions are alter- Richard Armey flashed a sample eyes of voters. With no deduc- Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken law, scholarships that cover any natively called "deductions" and of a possible tax form, one that is tions allowed, charitable contri- Colleen Casey Alianna Dias part of your room and board are "loopholes," depending on who ten lines long and would fit on a butions would most likely de- Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin taxable. Fortunately for us, the you talk to. These distortions standard postcard. The proposal crease The middle class would nice congressmen still exempt Chad Gamby Matt Gannon abound in the investment world. seems to lower taxes for the poor be hurt by the elimination of the tuition scholarships from taxa- Things such as municipal bonds and eliminate costly paperwork Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl mortgage deduction. If deduc- tion. Evidently, the cost of an ed- and certain retirement funds are while helping to balance the bud- tions for mortgages and charity Kevin Rathge Ed Reed ucation Is a necessity, while tax exempt Another large de- get were included in the new plan, 17 Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec things such as food and shelter duction applies to those who take In this case, appearances are percent would quickly become 24 are merely incidental expenses. out mortgages. This deduction very deceiving. The new laws percent, according to the Federal Copyright© 1996 by The BG News. Reprinting of It's hard to blame the govern- saves Americans, primarily up- would actually raise taxes on fa- Reserve. any material in this publication whitout the permission of ment on this one, though. When per- and middle-class Americana, milies making less than $25,000 a The BG News is strictly prohibited. deciding between lopping a few 1200 million a year. It seems as if year. The reason for this is that Potentially the largest flaw In The [U > News is an independent student voice dollars off social security bene- "distortions" will Inevitably they eliminate the earned Income the new system is that the system founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic fits and taxing some college stu- benefit the rich. The unfairness credit that provides many low In- keeps the Internal Revenue Ser- year and Wednesday's in the summer. dents' scholarships, the choice is lies In the accessibility of such Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those come families with a tax refund. vice Intact. The axiom that states clear side with the constituents deductions. Few persons in the On the other end of the scale, a that the purpose of any govern- of the student body, faculty or University administration. who vote. Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not lowest tax bracket Invest in mun- family making over $300,000 ment organization is to perpetu- necessarily those of The Ht i News. But enough about slacker col- icipal bonds, for instance. would save almost $50,000 under ate Itself would certainly prove Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 lege students. Let's examine the The most talked about reform the new plan. Far from being true In this case. The IRS rule words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone tax law at large, the reforms pro- of the tax law, however, would beneficial to the lower and writers would come out in full number and University affiliation, if any. The BO News posed, and how the government most likely heighten already es- middle classes, this system force to make interpretations - reserves the right to edit any and all letters. effects the poor, the rich, and tablished Inequities. By now, would be a boon to the rich. Per- and "distortions" - using the The l«; News encourages its readers to notify the everyone in between. The cur- you've probably heard of Steve haps the biggest Inequity Is new laws. For example, would a paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. rent tax system is under assault Forbes. If you live In Iowa or found In the fact that Inherited scholarship be counted as In- and problems In the tax law have New Hampshire, you probably wealth would be completely tax- come? Questions such as this 210 West Hall been highlighted by the month- know his life story. free. would once again be left up to Bowling Green State University long budget wars. Forbes has spent $10 million, The 17 percent figure is also bureaucrats. Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 There are currently five tax mostly on television and radio deceptive. In order to raise the The existing tax system Is far brackets. The wealthiest bracket ads, to launch his campaign in bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu amount of funds gathered under from perfect. However, the new pays nearly forty percent of Its those two states for president At the current law, this 17 percent proposal should be seriously income. The poorest bracket the heart of his campaign Is tax would have to be upped to 21 questioned before It begins to pays leas than ten percent. In reform - specifically, the scrap- percent. You won't hear this com- grow in popular appeal. •WCS1MU #*«■„.,.

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Friday, January 19, 1996 page three Farm Fan Kurf ess reports candidacy for re-election John wanul releasing from prison after his or The BC News her sentence Is up. "It's one of the options I like to A Judge In the General Division exercise - trying to find as many of the Court of Common Pleas of alternatives as I can to address Wood County for the last six the variety of circumstances and years has announced hla candi- situations that I deal with," ha dacy for re-election. said. Charles F. Kurf ess, who has Other procedures Kurfeas has served as representative to the Initiated with the agreement of Ohio General Assembly for 22 attorneys have been a way of years, said the innovations he has anonymous Jury selection and trMWaKtWH provided the court with merits Jerry Slankard of Strasburg, Ohio, uses manure and a team of menage, written In horse manure, can be aeen from Interstate alternatives to the traditional Jail his re-election to another term. In certain cases. Belgian! to express his feelings Wednesday about the moving of 77. "I think I've been somewhat the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore. His "Save Our Browne" "There's a move toward com- Innovative within certain re- munity correctional programs," strictions," Kurf ess said. "I think he said. "It's a local, real alterna- what I've done as a Judge, the tive to prison for non-violent role I've played and the services offenders. It has drug treatment, I accord merits my reelection." sex offender treatment, a GED Wood County attorney announces candidacy Kurfess cited several exam- program and a parenting course. ples of his innnovatlons over the It's sort of Ilka a whollatlc treat- past six years, Including combin- ment of criminals." Mayberry reflects accomplishments during his terms in office ing different court procedures to Keeping in mind all of thee* more effectively treat convicts. Innovations, Kurfess describes Kurfess' procedure requires cellular phones to victims of hla court as "very accomodat- John Wenitl the convict to undergo a treat- The BC News crimes that may still be In lng." threatening situations, founding "Crime is staying about even in the county, ment program as a condition of "We try to keep the litigants In The Wood County Prosecuting a Gang Task Force/Youth Vio- both with juveniles and adults, but the level probation. mind," he said. "You do a lot of Attorney has announced his can- lence Prevention Program and "I sentenced [a subject] to 18 that by how you handle It" of violence is increasing." months on one or two counts, and didacy for re-election. establishing a Crime Victims Kurfeas said hla experience aa Alan Mayberry, who has held Services Program using grants. 18 months on other counts with probation," he said. "That way, a representative of Wood County the position since 1988 and has Mayberry said the Youth Vio- Alan Mayberry cannot compare with being a served as Chief Assistant to the lence Prevention Program was he serves time and still gets treatment. I'm trying to accom- Judge. position from necessary because of current Wood County prosecutor plish both punishment and reha- "Aa a legislator, 1 had to be 1981-1989, said trends of violence. bilitation." well-informed aa to what my con- ha has several "When I was [younger), par- dents, with art provided by the Republicans and Democrats are, accomplish- Kurfess said he tries to take stituents thought. Aa a Judge, I'm ents Just had to be aware of what students themselves. but In the meantime, the [various Into consideration what kind of supposed to be objective," ha ments during "Sometimes, kids respond bet- the various drug parnphenalia state agencies] are Just working person the Justice system la said. his terms. waa, and that's where we are ter to other kids, and this is about to make Wood County a safer Hla accom- right now with gangs," he said. expanding that sphere of In- place to live." plishments In- "Crime really is staying about fluence to those kids," he said. clude recover- even in the county - both with In addition, Mayberry has been Mayberry said over the past 1 n g over juveniles and adultn - but the honored by several non-partisan two years, his Gang Violence Mayberry Carter will run for $59,000 from level of violence has Increased " associations for his achieve- Program has expanded from persons writ- Mayberry's office also pro- ments during his terms. eight police departments to over ing bad checks, getting the Sprint duces an anti-drug calendar for "We work once every four 100 departments from eight sur- Board of Commissioners cell phone company to donate gradeachool and Junior high stu- years and you find out who the rounding counties. Brandon Wrty prehensive land use plan, we The BC News need to have Input from the different groupa In the A current Wood County county," Carter said. "We Wood County adult BGSU receives funds commissioner has announced need to balance the needs of LM Bull diamond synthesis, polymers and he will seek election to the the larger cltlea like Bowling The BC News corrosion studies. MatNet was Board of Commissioners In Green with the smaller ones also established to provide a link November. like Grand Raplda. program gets grant Somewhere In the vicinity of between government funding James Carter, who current- "We are very Interested In Bowling Green, a materials agencies and state research ac- ly occupies bringing new Industry to the Lai BUM funded with $3 million per researcher has a very buxom tivities. the Commis- county,"he added. "Wood year whereas the General As- The BC New* billfold. The release of the money waa sioner seat County has many things to sistance program was given On Jan. 2, Republican State approved by the state Controlling vacated by offer business, we are at the Wood County recently $97 million." Senator Steve Yarbrough an- Board, according to Kim Wise- the resig- Intersection of Route 75 going Bird said there was a simple received $15,688 from the nounced the University will cup, legislative aid for Steve nation of South and Route 90 going reason for the cancellation of State's new Adult Emergency receive $1.45 million. Yarbrough. Republican West. We also have access to the General Assistance pro- Assistance program. The money will go to the Uni- "The controlling board decides Marilyn the lake and several airports." The AEA la specifically In gram. versity for materials research where the money In the state Baker, said "General Assistance was cut tended to help Individuals and and Its work with Materials Net- budget should go," Wlsecup said. he wants to Carter said one of the keys Carter couples who are 25 percent be- because of the strange belief work Consortium, MatNet for "The state has $33.5 billion In Its develop a to the attraction of new busi- that people who were on the low the poverty level, al- short. budget, so It's not a lot of money good land ness Is finding out what the though couples with children program were able-bodied and "This grant will be used to ad- In that comparison, but I'm sure use plan, better water and members of the local commu- are not eligible for this pro- therefore, could easily hold a It's a lot to Bowling Green State sewer services, and attract nity want and then finding gram. Job," Bird said. vance the work of MatNet and gain recognition for the universi- University." new business to the area. Single Individuals on the The AEA program does help At this time, the University la "In order to develop a corn- See CARTER, page five. program will receive $156 per poverty-stricken people, ac- ty," Yarbrough said. "I am pleased that funds have been ap- the lead Institution for MatNet. month and couples will cording to Nadlne Musser, proved for this project." Other un'veraltlea Involved are receive $209 per month. Wood County Area Director. MatNet was established In 1993 the University of Akron, the Uni- According to Judith Tleman- "The AEA program helps to strengthen expertise In areas versity of Cincinnati, The Ohio Blrd, staff to state set-aside people with their rent, utili- of materials research. State University and Caae committee, the AEA was a re- ties, clothing, gasoline or find- Some of these areas Include Western Reserve University. placement for a canceled pro- ing a Job," Bird said. gram called General Assis- ^\ BIG! SALE tance. The program, which exists "You cant really call the In every Ohio county, Is over- AEA program a replacement seen by a board of public and 0n| for General Assistance, private agencies. The funding Jl Large y$f55fl though," Bird said. "There are from the AEA Is Tunneled I many dlferences between the through the local emergency M-ltem Pizza I two, For example, the AEA Is food and shelter programs. s~\ \BmMMB,«lnrlD,60 I Not valid with any other oiler I BUDGET FREE DELIVERY-362-51881 Continued from page one. White House should put aside Chicago Style & £> Item It 00 Coupon Eip. 1-11-M their disputes and lock In a deal Republicans happily ridiculed It with what the administration aa too long, and the White House claims are $740 billion In agreed doesn't want to give them an- upon savings. other easy shot. On the budget, the president Republicans portray Clinton aa will argue that Congress and the the barrier to a budget doal.

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• rtflitM . State four Friday, January 19, 199ft Rural area crime rates escalate Republicans to Adams County sees five drug-related homicides In three years The Associated Pre** away oar driver, were arraigned And what It la, la aad," he said. "Mural crime In Ohio la chang go forward with Tueeday on charge* they com- Tha PHI aald there were ai2 Ing," aald Lew Beehtol of the WMT UNION, Ohio •• Today, mitted or aided In the killing and violent orlmea per 100,000 city Ohio attorney general'* office. city crime remain* more preva- robbing of the two vlctlma. residents In 1W4, compared with "You can't look at rural crime the lotit than rural orlmo, hut tha "What'a atrlklng to me about 117 per 100,001) rural residents way you once did." new weapon bill countryside la becoming a more thla la that It'a our ririh drug- Hut violent rural crime Increased Hechtol attribute* the eacalat- dangerous plaoa than It OHM wa* related homicide In three years," 4..1 percent from IWM to 1904. Ing problem* of rural violence in The Associated Press strong version of the Senate Two man wearing akl masks Adam* County Proaecutor dreg "Any problem you find In the the availability of druga, guna, hill, aald Rep. Kdward Knapu and dairying guna kicked In tha Carroll told The Cincinnati Poet city, you can now find In rural quick transportation and a mis- COUJMHUS - Ohio House tla, chairman or the House Ju- Kepuhllcans have decided to door of a hnuaa In rural Adam* for a atory published Wednesday. area*," aald Michael Lee, direc- taken aaaumptlon that rural diciary Committee move forward with a bill that County on Sunday, where they The county haa a population of tor of tha Ohio Office of Criminal police are dull. "We've decided to get back •hot two man, and made off with M.OfJO, Justice Service* 'Olltay crime ahowa and would permit people to carry to the basics. We are going to concealed weapons, despite drugi and money, police aald. "You wouldn't expect thli kind IM II i former «herirr of image* of power and money on create the heat bill, period," Three IH-yearold men, Inolud- Pauldlng County, with a popula- opposition from Oov. Oeorge Kasputls, H Westlake, told of crime here, would your Hut Volnovlch Ing a man reported to be the get you have 10 call It for what It la. tion oMO.000. lee CRIMt, page flve. Tlte Cincinnati r.nqulrer for a story published today The bill passed In t be Senate In July and II has wide support "And If the governor's of- In the House. Hut the Republl fice doean't like It, so be It l^i can governor said In Neptem the chips fall where they FBI arrests Georgia fugitive in Ohio her tlwl he would veto It, oil- may." ing the opposition or law en- The Associated Presi hometown listed for tjingnn. I«ngan was being held In the Langan was oharged with one forcement offIclala. Volnovlch'* legislative llal- PHI agent* and a laak force of franklin County Jail, count of unlawful flight to avoid soti, Rocky Mack, tried to COLUMBUt - Koaldenta or a Columbua police, Pranklln Tha resilient* were evacuated proaeeutlon and made an Initial After month* of negotia- forge a compromise that aoutheaat Columbua neighbor County sheriffs deputies, and while agenta searched the home appearance before US. Magi* tion* with the governor's of- would have killed the Idea of hood wort evacuated Thursday taorat Service agents were wait- where lRock and Roll would be tmnored this way, she Number of foster parents in Ohio declines Hall of Pnme sometime neat cen- aakad. tury, credited David Howie Lea, Shirley Alston and Dot I* The Aaaoclated Press. "Tha demands upon foster for the room and hoard they give worker, aald Wednesday. Wednesday night for setting her Ketmer,lack son then sang a parents are great, and tha pay la children, Ma, Allen aald. John Cunningham, Ohio Hu- ■si the mad to stardom. brief medley of Shlrelles hits FREMONT, Ohio - Social aer not that high because they era Each county establishes Us man Service* Department policy "I waa your normal dysfunc- Mlckl Harris died of a heart at vice agencies In rural northwest not getting paid for their ear own rate, which may be higher If coordinator, aald mnat rural tional, rebellious teen-ager from tack In 1 waa. Ohio counties have started ad- vices," said Crystal Allen, aaals the child requires specialised counties have a tough time get- tha Midwest" until seeing Howie Oladys Knight said her group's vertlsing for roster parents taut director of the Public Chil- treatment. ting foater parents because the perform, the Material Olrl con Induction waa the culmination or Tha aganetes aald they have dren Services Association of Pulton, Henry, Defiance, Wtl population Is so spread out. flded as site spoke for tha absent a dream. eeen a decline In tha number of Ohio, a nonprofit social service Hams and Pauldlng count lea re Nome people alao have mlaoon rocker at his induction cere- "Prom the very beginning, wa foster parents and a aharp In agency group. oently began a Joint campaign to ceptlons about what Is required mony, set goals for ourselves," aald oraaaa In tha number of children Poster parents are reimbursed recruit foster parents for their of foater parents, said Pat Bur- Madonna said she was 15 at tlte Knight. "We wanted a Grammy, needing oare. at an average rate of f IB a day area. They have advertised on ton, a foster care adoption work time, and had hitchhiked to De wo wanted a hit record, we want ptiaa imses, in church bulletins er with Children Services In De trait for the concert after climb- ad to play tha Cnpncabanna and and In local newspapera. fiance County, ing out of her bedroom window wa wanted to he In the Hall of Henry County haa only seven "Nome parents don't under wearing "high platform ahoea Fame one day " fosler families and about At) dill stand thai Hie mother can work," and a long cape." John cale or the Velvet Under dren currently requiring tempi* she said. Mingle parents also are "I came home a changed worn- ground said the honor "makes an rary oare. welcome an, aa you can see," Madonna told astonishing point to young musi- Alpfia Omicvon Pi "We don't have as many people Other problems are logistical the audience at the Waldorf cians all over the world. Sale* are being foster parents, and we families often must travel long Astorin hotel "Thank you, David, not the be-all and end all or rook have a lot more kids coming Into distances to obtain servloea In wherever you are, for Inaplrlng and roll. Inspiration and artistic care bringing greater problems rural area* and children alao may me." freedom Is the cornerstone of with them," Pat Kryder, a Henry Also Inducted In the I tail's I lib rock and mil" LEADER'S COUNCIL County Children Services case lee PAMNT1, gage flve. annual ceremony ware (lladys Cale alao performed with fol- Knight and tlte Pip*, tha Shlrel low surviving hand members Dm President: Nicola Herman laa, Jefferaon Airplane, link Reed and Maureen Tucker, play Vice President Administration: Paula Plummet Floyd, the Velvet Underground Ing "last Night I Said Ooodhye to Vice President Education: Julie Preehtel and (he late masterful hluea bal- My Prlend" for guitarist Sterling New Member Educator: Tonya Bier ladeer Little Willie John Morrison, wlw died or cancer last Chapter Relations: Christy Novlnc Polk alnger Pate Meager waa year, Corresponding Secretary; Melissa Mann honored as well, aa an "early In Pink Floyd waa Inducted last Recording Secretary: Nlkkl Neville fiuence" on rock performers, and Hick Wright aald, "Hilling here Accounts Receivable: Laura Starkey KARAOKE tha late Tom Donahue, a pioneer- tonight, I waa thinking, we've all ing disc Jockey In Han Pranclsoo, touched people with our music. Account* Payable: limily Pawllcki EVERY wzzo waa inducted In the "non- That's what I wanted to do," Jr, Panhel: Jennifer Spauldtng FRIDAY A SATURDAY performer" category, "Thla mean* an awful lot," Sr, Panhel: Jennie Seyer TUES, WED, SUN "Wo deserve thla, What took Nick Mason added, inking that "It Public Relations: Stephanie Melnlck 10 2 you so long'" said Ueverly I*e or Social: Erin Mllllian 9 1 tha Shlrelles, In a apeeoh that HeeFAMI, fee* flve, Scholarship: Diana Paponaitl ^eeVsVrstJeaek. llli/V.IV.U HI DIM SM gW Ritual: Kerrla Rohr lllllll 1111% III) ^*w*nie^ Ruih: Tina Strieker 'Ihi Afritan Amirltan Qradmm Shuknt AUMUHUHI Bowling fmtnt rYWwmwraaa THE MILLION MAN MARCH UPDATE WHERE DO WE QO MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS FROM HERE? [APanml at at Ptocu—ton) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24 AMANI ROOM, 7100P.M. Htfrfhmmli will ae HTM*,

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Whoa! Americans support judge lor giving wife abuser 'slap on wrist' Ed WWII men took more than five hours to The A*sm lulpil Pre** convict him. Some of the Juror* ■hawed up In the courtroom STANTON, Mich, Phone Thursday me*aagea - moat of them poal live - piled up for a Judge who "If you touch, It'* battery," literally slapped a man on the aald LeeAnn Ehlert or Crystal wrist for spousal abuse, a court "We had tn say guilty but we felt administrator said 'lltursday he waa set up." At a trial earlier thla month, District Court Judge Joel ilehrke Oehrke acknowledged that suspendeil all Hues and a maul Marshall committed a criminal mum oil day Jail nenlence against offense but added, "I don't have Stewart Marshall, then slapped the moral authority to punish this Marshall'* wrist with three ring man,... In the eyes or Moses, the ers, saying, "Iksi't do tliat " crime waa not committed by the Marshall, M, Wa* convicted husband." Jan. 4 of misdemeanor abuse for ahnvlng hi* wife. Crystal, against A former assistant proaeculor, the wall Oct. fll. Marshall ac- Oehrke, .17, ha* been a Judge knowledged grabbing hi* wife by since 1091. He denied any BUR- the shin and pushing her against geatlon that he Is soft on spousal the wall. She fall to the floor. abuse. "Any man In (hut count i y who "Anybody who challenges the deala violently with a woman tightpousneas or a domestic vio- ■hould not eapect a «lap on the lence oaae might aa well step In i»-, A i k t„.n h. AHKIM.4 »>•■• wrist That la not what happened rront or a moving train," he aald. Kill Krlner, sand sculptor, *hov*l* nut Mad wall* working on hi* sculpting, ha* b»«a building eealle* la Santa Monica twice a here," Oehrke aald Thursday "You have to do the right thing •■■II* at Ssnu Mimics H*». ■ Kriaer, wlw speed* auey kuvrt week for IN year*. "The whole thing was staged. ,., without Tear or public clamor." Sometime* women Ha. Some- tlmea women manipulate," Mrs Marshall did not return repeated phone call* lo her home Oehrke played a tape or the In rural Montcalm County. Mar Tuition decreases at several colleges trial at a nawa conference In his ■hall has moved In with hla pat courtroom, 80 mllea northeast of puts and the judge aald he may JonMircui reduue the coal of an education blamed tuition Increase* on the rose an average of A percent. Tut iirand Rapid*, and alao waa lose custody or hla children be- HIP Amu idled I'rpss Al 11pi i■.■MI ooat of giving achnlarahlpa to lion and fees not Including room Interviewed on Hush Umbaugh'a cause or the conviction. The HIP achmila aay they liave itudent* who cannot afford an aiuliNwrd now average I2.M0 at syndicated radio talk show Mnrshalla are seeking a divorce. Hi MTiiN Knowledge may l>e dropped their mice* In reaponae education, But whenever tultbm four year public unlveraltlea and Hie altercation between the getting cheaper Aflpr ln< I easing to pni,lie anger over eeoalatlng went up, more atudenia found 912,4.12 at four year private col- Maislvalls stemmed fiotn an af- Assistant Prosecutor Howard at HUMP HUM double tlw rate of costs, and to attract man *tu- thamaelvea In need, and the addl lege* and mil VPI sit IPS, according fair that Mrs Marshall had With Tanner aald Oehrke'* handling of Inflation for a decade, tuition at denls, Musklngum already la »ee- tlonal revenue would go toward to the College IViard. her husband's brother that re- the oaae "aenda the wrong me* aome unlvereltle* and college* I* Ina what It deacrlhed aa a slgnlfl financial aid. Other sclksils nre now planning suited In a pregnancy. Kventual aage concerning domestic vio- ornnlng down, i "in IncraoM In application*. tlieii iiiiiinn (m the rail, thequee- ly, the couple reoonclled, and lence." Massachusetts public colleges Collagaa war* like dog* chas- tlon Tor aitmlnlslratiirs like Marshall aald they agreed they out tuition S percent to ID per ••Kduratloo I* BMOmln*. re Newa oT the case waa first re ing their talla, Speck ami Ntallone I* whether would put the baby up for adop- o*nt on WPIIUPH.IHV. one day after garded more and mar* aa a ported Wedne*day In The Dally "Like many parents In Ainer- thoae college* and unlveraltlea tion North Country Community Col commodity," aald the college'* New* or Oreenvllle. Since then, Ica, wa Juat had to ask. 'When la will follow suit In lowering the leg*, part of HIP State University president, Samuel W, Speck Jr Mr*. Marshall came home ■aid oourt administrator Steve this going lo stop?'" aald Undo coat of an education. of New Yin k, lowered part-time "Collegoa and unlveraltle* have Stallone, vice president for de- it mil the hospital alone, but rive Crouse, the courthouse ha* tuition 12 percent. heen Increaalna tuition and fee* velopment at North Carolina Among thoae that have already day* after the Infant waa born, received many call*, though he last week, North Carolina r«*ter iluui inflation and family Wesleyan. stanp,i cutting price* la line Marshall aald, he came home and didn't know the exact number. We*leynn College aald It would Income, and each llmo you do Manor College In Massachusetts round hla wife with the child, He displayed a stack of phone out tuition U paruenl. And In Oval you're pricing mom people Tuition law el Imbed at double Citing Increased competition, It maaaagea and aald most were November. Musklngum College out nf the market," tin rate of Inflation for in yeara ■ lowered tuition for In stale slu "I told her you're either giving positive, In New Concord, Ohio, decided to Kor yeara, collagaa have Including laat fall, when prices dent* ,1N percent on Thursday the baby up or leaving," he teat!- ried "She aald, 'I called a lawyer. "Someone from Florida aald, 'I FAME .,. You cant throw me out or my wish 1 had kids to marry your houae,'" kid* so I could be In your fami- Centlnued (mm page four, uepled for the balladeer, who Althouah the Ida k and Hull Performers must have made A Jury or four women and two ly,"'ha aald. spent the last two years of hi* Ufa Hall of Kama and Museum recording* 2.1 or more year* ago probably means It's offlclcnl, we In prlantt for stabbing a man to opened In Cleveland on thp UtMf to be eligible for con*lderallon. never ever have to he a support death In a cafe brawl Ha died of bay weekend, the Induction Voting for Induction I* by »00 re act, ever again" pneumonia at ,10 In 1

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Colored Ink World page eight Friday, January 19, 1996 , Neo-nazis blamed in Plane crashes in Indonesia deadly morning fire Fifteen set at immigrant home killed in Claus-PeterTlemann victims, but police said one of the The Associated Press dead was a woman who died after jumping from a window cradling twin-prop LUEBECK, Germany - A fire a baby in her arms. The baby believed set by arsonists raced survived and was hospitalized through an immigrant home be- with serious injuries, they said. accident fore dawn today, killing at least Luebeck Mayor Michael 10 people and injuring 55. Police Boutelller called on townspeople The Associated Press blamed neo-Nazis for what would to gather, at the scene for an be Germany's deadliest anti- evening demonstration. JAKARTA, Indonesia - A foreigner attack since World War A shelter for refugees from the trainer airplane crashed In a II. former Yugoslavia was also set business district in Bandung Three children were among afire early today in Burgwedel, a city on Thursday, killing at those killed by the fire that broke town 110 miles southwest, but least IS people, including 11 out at 3:40 a.m. in a four-story residents put out the blaze before people on the ground, an offi- apartment building that houses it hurt anyone or caused major cial said. Africans, Lebanese, Syrians and damage. Unidentified assailants The twin-propeller Beech- Poles in the center of Luebeck, a poured flammable liquid inside craft-58 nosedived three North German port. the building and set it alight; no minutes after it took off around Police detained three men on one was arrested. noon from the local airport. suspicion of murder and arson. Until now, the worst attack on Gaharudin, head of the Ban- Police sources, speaking on con- foreigners in postwar Germany dung Husein Sastranegara air- dition of anonymity, said the occurred in 1993 in the western port, said the plane slammed AntararThe Aiaoclatcd Prtu three suspects were right-wing city of Solingen, where five Tur- into four shops. Police carry one of 15 dead bodies from the scene after a trainer aircraft crashed In Indonesia's extremists, one of them a skin- kish women and children were Gaharudin, who like many West Java capital of Bandung. The plane crashed into four shops killing 11 people on the ground. head - a neo-Nazi with a trade- killed in a firebombing. Four Indonesian uses only one name, mark shaved head. right-wing extremists were con- said the aircraft was carrying Curug Flying School. pilots reported engine trouble Bandung, capita] of the West The turn-of-the-century build- victed in that attack. two instructors and two stu- An instructor at the Curug and was planning to return to Java province, is 110 miles ing was reduced to a smoking Luebeck prosecutor Michael dent pilots of the state-run Flying School said one of the the airport when he went down. south of Jakarta. shell, its whitewashed walls Boeckenhauer said today's fire blackened around holes where started simultaneously in several windows were. Many African places, Indicating arson. He said immigrants flocked to the build- the two arrested men were from First Palestinian elections erupt in anger ing near Luebeck's port during Grevesmuehlen in neighboring the day to inquire about friends Mecklenburg Western Pomer- Hilary Appelman ians live. A Palestinian television paigning Thursday, candidates Strip to prevent tampering with and relatives. ania state, across what used to be cameraman was detained and were hampered by snowstorms Authorities did not imme- the border with communist East The Associated Press ballot boxes. Each station was beaten, witnesses said. in Jerusalem and the hilly areas diately release the identity of the Germany. guarded by three uniformed JERUSALEM - In the final Hebron is the only Palestinian of the West Bank. Friday is the policemen. countdown to the first Palestin- city where Israeli troops will be Muslim day of rest. "We fear that some people may TIM» IBnfllV ol Noilliwosl Ohio! ian elections, Palestinian police present for the elections. Palestinian officials said the try to obstruct the election," said were deployed at polling stations The army said it would stay out elections have cost about $35 mil- Palestinian Col. Ribhi Arafat. Thursday to guard ballot boxes of Palestinian neighborhoods and lion, including nearly $20 million An Israeli monitoring group, and Israel ordered its citizens out move reinforcements to other for 660 international observers. Peace Watch, said Thursday that of PLO-niled areas to avert vio- areas to try to prevent friction The European Community footed some of the obstruction came lence. between voters and the settlers the entire bill. from Arafat and the Palestinian Israeli troops used their fists "There is potential for absolute Among those here to observe Authority self-rule body. and clubs to block 200 Palestinian chaos," said army spokesman the historic vote was former It said that in many cases, Ara- demonstrators from marching Maj. Rocky Abramson. President Jimmy Carter, who ar- fat replaced candidates chosen outside an enclave of 450 Jewish Hebron settlers said they rived in Israel Thursday as the by Fatah in primaries with his BGCIT settlers in the West Bank town of would be in the streets in large head of a 40-member delegation loyalists, and threatened or Hebron, where 94,000 Palestln- numbers Saturday, but said they that included his wife Rosalynn, bribed Fatah candidates who would not seek confrontations. daughter Amy, and grandson Ja- were bumped off the slates and "We are going to come and son. then decided to run as independ- show that we are going to live in Also Thursday, thousands of ents. Tuesday Night this city forever," said Noam Ar- Palestinian police were deployed Peace Watch also said electoral non, a spokesman for the settlers. at 1,098 polling stations in rural districts were redefined at a very BGSL ASSESSMENT FAIR In their last full day of cam- areas of the West Bank and Gaza late date. 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The BG News Junior forward Mimi Olson certification spears Toledo's attack and Scott Brown In about any sport where leads the league in scoring at The BG News Bowling Green and Toledo 20.1 points per game and is knock heads, be It a game, also one of the top three point Grin, bear it, and move on. match, meet or what have you shooters in the MAC averag- That was the feeling of the - It is always referred to as ing two a game. Bowling Green men's basketball the game'. "She [Olson] just creates a team Thursday following their Saturday's matchup be- lot of things," Clark said. "She 77-58 loss to Eastern Michigan, a tween the two at Savage Hall has got a great three point game that featured a 21-0 run by in a women's basketball game shot, but she not just a three the victors. will be another chapter in the point shooter. She can score The Falcons have more press- long history between the off of the drive and go base- ing concerns to deal with, namely schools. line. arch-rival Toledo. The Rockets Toledo, 11-2, 54) in the Mid- Solidfying Toledo's front- invade Anderson Arena Saturday American Conference, is all court is junior center Angela night (8 p.m., WBGU-FM 88.1, alone atop the conference Drake and junior Kim WFOB-AM 1430). while the Falcons find them- De'Angelo. Both can play the Both teams enter following selves at 3-2 in the MAC (tied center position and are domi- tough losses Wednesday, the Fal- for third) and 7-6 overall. Tip- nating the conference in the cons to the MAC-leading Eagles off time is slated for 2 p.m. paint. and the Rockets on the road (WBGU-FM 88.1 and WFOB- De'Angelo is averaging 11.8 against Ohio. AM1430). points per game and is bring- The loss against the Bobcats "When it comes to womens ing down 7.1 boards a clip. De- was especially difficult for basketball it is a real competi- spite being hampered with an Toledo, for the Rockets had a tive situation," said BG head injury, Drake is still Toledo's one-point lead with just over two coach Jaci Clark. "Both teams second leading scorer at 16.9 minutes to go only to see the ppg and is second in the MAC understand that this is a big hosts score the game's final 14 game on the schedule. It dosn't in boards with 8.9 a game. points. matter where the teams are in "Drake runs the floor very 'Toledo is a really good team," the standings. I always say well and she finishes said Falcon guard Jay Larranaga that if you cant get up for this off,"Clark said. "She is com- ing off of an injury and she "Their best player is a great game you can't get up for any player in Craig Thames and they game." might be playing limited time, have a very good inside game "The longer that you spend but she is scoring a point per with Casey Shaw and Kevin Ba- time at Bowling Green or minute when she is in the Toledo I think you understand game." con. We're just going to have to that." Setting the table for the in- come out and do the things we Over the past ten seasons side game is UT's point guard, have been doing - aside from the MAC has seen either BG Julie Miller. The senior is [Wednesday]." or the Rockets become the averaging nine assists which Bowling Green coach Jim Lar- ranaga also had heaps of praise conference champion. Toledo ranks her second in the nation, to throw on the Rockets. capturing three titles com- he has also added 11.7 ppg. "I think they have a very good pared to BG's six. Miami is the Falcon Notes only other team to win the big man in Casey Shaw," Coach conference and that was a ■BG is rolling out the points averag- Larranaga said. "They have an ing just over 76 points a game, but the outstanding backcourt in Craig decade ago. dolonso has been the story. The Pal- In this matchup, though, the Thames and Bobby Kizer. They cons are last in the MAC allowing 79 are getting a lot of good play Rockets will be be featuring a points a contest far more experienced team ■The Falcons are leading the MAC from their forwards, Kevin than the group BG will have in 3-point percentage hitting on a per- Baker and Brett Fedak. They are on the floor. centage of .403. Puthotf has hit on just a very solid team at every 30-01-69 behind the arc to lead the position and playing very well "They have a lot of weapons Falcons. right now." and have a lot of things going ■Freshman Chrissy Billiter was in- On the Bowling Green side, the Ic phota for them," Clark said. "They serted into the starting lineup status of guards Shane Komives BG's Kirk Cowan loses the ball as he goes up for a shot in game earlier In the season against Kent. The Just don't have one or two Wednesday night Falcons host Toledo Saturday with the tip-off scheduled for 8 p.m. See TOIEDO, page ten. leers face opportunity Ball State to be biggest to move up in standings concern for BG track Christian Pelusl William Sanderson chief antagonists. For the including sprinters Clarice The BG News The BG News women, only the Cardinals of Gregory and Scott Thompson, Ball State are expected to be a face uncertain futures as far as The Falcons head into an im- This Saturday morning, threat. their academic certification is portant weekend series at Michi- while half the campus sleeps, "It's going to be a very tight concerned. As of press time, it gan State Friday and Western athletes from four different competition between Ball State is uncertain whether or not Michigan Saturday with a three- universities will dec-end on and Bowling Green," said they'll be able to compete Sat- game win streak in tow and re- Bowling Green. They will be women's coach Steve Price. urday. discovered confidence. Confi- here to compete with BGSU in "Akron and Findlay have a "If we have everyone availa- dence was what the team lacked the second meet of the indoor couple of good athletes, but ble, we are as good as anyone," during their December skid of track season for the Falcons. most of the events will come said men's coach Sid Sink. 1-5. Both the men's and women's down to Ball State or Bowling Bowling Green will also be "Right now we're playing good, track teams will host Ball Green." missing a couple of athletes solid defense," said Matt Eldred. State, Akron, and Flndlay. The As often happens around the due to health reasons. For the "We're limiting the other team's men will also see the Broncos semster break in college men's team, junior shot putter opportunities and that's making from Western Michigan. In the sports, academic certification Adam Rose will be out with a it easy on Savy [goaltender Mike men's events, Western Michi- becomes an issue. For Bowling Savard.] Our forwards are capi- gan and Ball State will be the Green, a number of athletes. See TRACK, page ten. talizing and the scoring has been balanced." The down side to BG's recent Jon Roaback/Tht BC New. revitalization is the competition Falcons' goalie Bob Petrie protects the net In game earlier In the that their comeback was founded season. BG looking for improvement upon. Miami, Ferris State and Ohio right now. We've beaten three defensive corps have matured, State all fell to the Falcons on teams that are below us in the helping to allow only 42 goals Pamela Santangelo The coach also said he and his This season, for the first time their present roll. All three teams standings, now it's a chance to against on the season, second The BG News team have two main goals this since 1992, Bowling Green will reside in the lower half of the get at two ahead of us. only to Michigan's 37 in the season. return a league champion. Soph- Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- "If we want to be in the top CCHA The 1996 Bowling Green gym- "The first goal of the team Is to omore Heather Ferguson said ciation standings and their com- four, we've got to come up with "I think we caught them flat," nastics team, which returns eight get out of last place in the MAC," that she will use last year as a bined overall record is a paltry some points this weekend." said Powers of the last meeting lettermen, will open its regular Simpson said. "The second goal building block for this season. As lg-40-4 "It's definitely a big weekend against Michigan State. "They season at home this weekend of the team is to qualify for the a freshman, Ferguson tied a The Falcons (15-7-1, 9-5-1 for standings," said Quinn Fair. had just come back from LA. and with two important matches. NCAA Northeast Regionals." school record on the beam (9.775) CCHA) currently stand in fifth "If we want to make a run at the they were a little dead-legged. The Falcons will host Kent Last year's team finished sixth and finished the season with the place, four points behind Lake top few spots in the league, this is Now we get to play them after State University on Friday at 6 in the MAC with an overall re- top score on the team in the floor Superior with a game at hand. one of the weekends to do it. Not they've had two weeks off." p.m. The second match, which cord of 2-8. exercises and on the beam. Fer- Michigan State (18-6-0, 14-3-0) many weekends get bigger than "I expect them to be really will take place at 1:00 p.m. on In last year's regional competi- guson also was named to the and Western Michigan (18-5-2, this because we are playing two fired up. [MSU head coach Ron] Sunday will match the Falcons tion, Bowling Green was repre- first-team all-league squad and 13-4-2) are tied with Michigan teams ahead of us." Mason doesn't take too kindly to with Wisconsin Oshkosh and In- sented by only one athlete, Jen- was named Freshman of the (19-4-0, 14-34)) for the CCHA BG defeated Michigan State on taking a whipping like 6-2 and so diana University of Pennsyl- nifer Wenrich, who is a senior co- Year. league lead with 28 points, nine Oct. 21,1995 at the Ice Arena, 6-2 I'm sure his team wil be ready." vania. captain this season. The other The team is coming together better than BG. but the team the Falcons played To counter the Spartans and Dr. Charles Simpson, coach of senior co-captain is Karen Jor- despite a few minor athletic in- ■ Good teams beat the clubs they then and the team they will play Broncos this weekend the Fal- the Falcon team, said that this dan. juries/Ferguson said. 'The team are supposed to beat but the bet- tonight are vastly different. cons must continue their solid weekend is a big one. Simpson In order to achieve these goals, will do with what we've got and ter teams defeat the top teams MSU goaltender Chad Alban play that has characterized their said that not only will this week- the Falcons have increased the build on It We will be a strong and Falcon head coach Buddy struggled in the early-season loss recent victories. end tell his team where they are difficulties of their routines, competitor.' Powers is very aware of that fact to BG and was pulled. Alban is "Good offense comes off good among the competition, it will worked on gaining strength for Both matches this weekend "I look at [this weekend] as a now 15-5-1 with a goals against also tell them what they need to their routines, and pushed the will be held in Eppler Center and marking stick of where we are average of 2.69 and their young See ICERS. page ten. do to improve. practicing of Individual routines. admission to the matches is free. • I Sports-

page tei> The BO News Friday, January 19, 1996 Camby cleared after Weekend MAC Preview four days of tests MAC Mans Notebook Miami (11-2 overall, 3-2 MAC) at MAC Women's Notebook game, and their oflense is led by Central Michigan (4-0 overall, 1-4 sophomore forward Carrie Templin. Howard Ulman concerned about not finding out Ball Slat* (7-6 overall, 3-2 MAC) at MAC) Western Michigan (7-6, 4-1 MAC) Templin holds the best field goal per- The Associated Press why Camby collapsed. No cause Eastern Michi- at Kent (0-4,4-1 MAC) centage in the MAC and is pumping is found in about half the cases of gan (12-1 The Redskins, prohibitive MAC Kent Is coming in 18.3 points per game. WORCESTER, Mass. - Marcus fainting, said Dr. David Drach- ovtrall, 5-0 favorites after starting the season off of a win at Ak- Camby was cleared Thursday to man, chair of neurology at the MAC) 10-0, slipped recently with consecu- ron, 91-63, while Ball Slate (3-9, 0-5 MAC)' at play again for top-ranked Massa- medical center. •The Car- tive losses to Ohio and Toledo. They the Broncos Eastern Michigan 5-8,1-4 MAC) dinals can es- chusetts after tests turned up no "We frequently Just dont Iden- got back on track - barely - with a downed Miami, EMU ended a 15 consecutive los- problems. However, doctors are tablish them- one-point squeaker over Western 87-66, in league | ing streak in the MAC last week with tify why someone may black selves as a Michigan Wednesday. The Redskins a win over Central Michigan, but a still trying to find out why he col- action WeoYtes- out," he said. "We do see people legitimate MAC have held 23 of their last 24 oppo- day right. The new streak was started with a loss to lapsed. who black out even longer than contender with nents under 50 percent shooting. Golden Flashes BG Wednesday. EMU'S five wins this Camby, who passed out for 10 (10 minutes). Keep In mind we're a victory over Central Michigan, meanwhile, is still were led by senior season equal their total win output of Wells minutes before Sunday's game at talking about 10 minutes in 21 the Eagles, but reeling after the suspension of five forward Amy Sherry last season. Ball St. will be looking to St. Bonaventure, left University years." it would be a big upset as Eastern players. Sherry's 29 break into the win column in confer- . of Massachusetts Medical Drachman asked how many Michigan right now is dearly playing points. Sherry is the second leading ence play. The Eagles feature Trad Center, where he underwent four people at the news conference belter than anyone in the MAC. For Kent (8-5 overall, 2-3 MAC) at scorer in the MAC, averaging 19.2 Parsons (18.5 ppg) and Ball State is days of extensive tests. had ever passed out. Calipari Ball State, Bonzi Wells was last Western Michigan (5-8 overall, 3-2 per contest. Western received 22 led by Char Thomson (11.9 ppg, 6.7 The junior center wont play raised his hand and said, "last week's MAC Player of the Week. He MAC) points from center Megan Boguslaw- rpg). scored 28 in Wednesday's 82-69 win ski (9.0 rpg) in their victory. The win- Saturday at Duquesne, but coach night at halftime." The Minute- John Calipari didn't rule out a re- over Central Michigan. Kent has won two of Its last three ner of this game will move into sole men were tied 36-36 before pull- games heading Into this contest possession of second place. Central Michigan (4-9,1-4 MAC) al turn Tuesday at Pittsburgh. Ca- ing away in the second half. Ohio (7-8 overall, 2-3 MAC) at Ak- among two teams looking to stay Miami (6-7,1-4 MAC) mby, one of the nation's best Drachman said doctors are ron (3-10 overall, 0-5 MAC) within striking distance of the MAC Ohio (7-6, 3-2 MAC) at Akron (9-3, Central Michigan picked up their players, did not accompany the awaiting results of some tests but penthouse. Kent senior Nate Reink- 3-2 MAC) first league win keeping Ball St. win- team Thursday to Duquesne. didn't know the likelihood of The Bobcats enter this game off a Ing became the school's all-time Both teams are coming off ol less in the MAC, 86-74 Wednesday. "When he'll play will be up to eventually finding a cause. big high Wednesday against Toledo, 3-point leader last week. Western league losses and each will be look- The Chippewas got 28 out of soph- Marcus," Calipari said at a news By exerting himself In a game, when they scored the last 14 points Michigan has surprised some obser- ing to find the winning way again. omore guard Kerry Nora. Tonya conference at the medical center. Camby, who is averaging 20.9 to win, 70-57. Their inside game, vers with its solid conference start Ohio fell at Toledo 85-75. Akron was Smoot is carrying the load for the "He's not going to play for a points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.2 much suspect after a loss at Bowling after going 2-6 in their first eight hammered by Kent, losing by a mar- Redskins so far in the season, scor- game or two or three." blocks, is no more likely than a Green last week, came through wHh games. The Broncos came within a gin of 28 points. The Zips boast the ing 12.9 points per game and bring- Dr. Gerald Steinberg, chief Curtis Simmons leading the way with point of upsetting Miami on the road stingiest defense in the conference, ing down just under eight boards a non-athlete to suffer a health 18 points. Wednesday. allowing just over 62 points per game. medical officer of the hospital, problem, he added. said Camby, who did not attend "There are no guarantees In the news conference, was feeling life," Drachman said. "This (col- well but was tired from the tests. lapse) occurred when he was TOLEDO TRACK Calipari said Camby might standing still." events from both Bail State and start shooting Friday but Camby passed out after warm- Continued from page nine. ting back on defense." Continued from page nine. Western Michigan. The Broncos wouldn't participate Immediately ing up and was taken to Olean Toledo was fourth In the MAC In a full-scale practice. and DeMar Moore was still In in scoring heading into their twisted ankle. As of press time boast perhaps the best sprinter in (N.Y.) General Hospital. Tests Michelle Mueller Is expected to "For the next week or so we'll were done there before his trans- question as of late Thursday game with Ohio, averaging at a the MAC In Andy Brereton. He be out with the flu. will run In the 55 meter hurdles see how he feels and then we'll fer Monday to Worcester. j afternoon. Neither made the trip 76.1 clip. The Bobcats held them move on," Calipari said. to the Eastern Michigan game to Just 53 points, however. Senior sprinter and hurdler and the 200 meter. In the words A screening for drugs and Scott Thompson Is the "star" of Earlier in the week, team doc- toxic substances done at the med- because they lack academic cer- The Rockets are still loaded of coach Sink, Western Michigan the Falcon track team. He Is a tors had said Camby would be out ical center were negative, Stein- tification. with weapons, however. MAC will bring "hulking" South Afri- 1994 Ail-American who finished at least 10 days to two weeks. berg said. Both could be eligible for Sat- Player of the Year candidate can Burger Lambrechts. Lam- urday's game, contingent upon fifth In the NCAA championship Massachusetts improved Its Before leaving the hospital Thames Is averaging a cool 21.3 brechts Is one of the best record to 15-0 with a 77-71 win completion of NCAA require- points per game, and la backed that year. After sitting out last throwers In the MAC. around noon Sunday, Camby met year due to academic ^eligibi- over Rhode Island on Wednesday ments for academic certification. up by 14.1 ppg from Shaw and Ball State brings a pair of run- with youngsters in the pediatrics lity, Thompson tore up the track night, its second straight game NCAA certification is a process 10.8 from Baker. Thames is lead- ners with It that may give BGSU unit, where he signed auto- that happens at the end of every last week at the Eastern Michi- without the 6-foot-ll Camby. graphs. But he was eager to go ing the MAC in three-pointers, problems. Tony Flndlay Is going semester. gan Open with a 7.34 In the 55 to be dangerous In the 5,000 After the two-game road trip, the home. second in scoring and seventh in Although specific details are meter hurdles. meter. Kyle Baker will be Tim Minutemen return home to play "When I walked into his room rebounding. not available in Moore and Ko- Toledo's only loss In MAC play Senior mller Tim Arndt looks Arndt's main competitor In the St Bonaventure on Jan. 27. today (he said) where were you?" mives' cases, the withholding of to Improve on his mark of 4:16.8, Calipari said he would be com- came at the hands of Eastern mile, as well as run the 3,000. Calipari said. "I was 12 minutes academic certification generally with which he took second place fortable using Camby since any late." Michigan, 91-87 In overtime. For the women, a real show- refers to either a poor or Incom- last week. Pole Vauiters Travis down appears to be brewing be- health problems that would en- Before being discharged at The Rockets hold the edge in plete grading earned in one or the all-time series with Bowling Downey and Brian Sabo, might, tween Bowling Green's Kaleltha danger the player have been about noon, Camby was attached more classes. In the opinion of coach Sink, go ruled out. The coach said doctors Green, leading 69-62. The Fal- Johnson and Ball State's Tomika to an ambulatory EEG, which Coach Larranaga said after one-two in their event. Downey Borders. Borders is also a very told him Camby Is a "very monitors brain waves. Doctors cons have won the past four Wednesday's games that the two meetings at Anderson Arena. took second place last week, good triple jumper. The middle healthy individual." planned to remove It after 48 players' status could be "hour-to- when he cleared 15 feet. Alex They said results of heart and hours. distance events offer an under- hour." Sprague, a freshman high jum- neurological tests were normal Falcon Noise card between BG's Tracey Losi "My best guess is that It will be Nevertheless, Toledo will In- per, will also try to beat last and they didn't seem seriously all normal," Drachman said. and the Cardinals' Julie Focht. vade Saturday with or without ■ Freshman forward Kirk Cowan had a weeks mark of six feet, six In- The first events are scheduled Komlves and Moore on the Fal- career high in minutes with 31 against ches. to take place around 10:30 a.m., con sidelines, and BG Is prepar- Eastern Michigan Wednesday. He only Bowling Green expects to face Saturday morning, at the BGSU ing accordingly. The younger had four points In those minutes but stiff competition in the men's Fleldhouse. ISrc»i\ slVrs Pour House Larranaga said that the team helped the Falcons on the boards with may have learned a thing or two nine rebounds. Bowing Green won tie |»l*tkS4klliS rebounding count against the Eaglet, from Wednesday's defeat. 37-33. ICERS "The best thing that we can ■ Bowing Green had a season low six take from [Wednesday] is that we assists against tie Eagles. BG's 15 turn- Continued from page nine. make or break the season, but they're important. Wednesday Wednesday know that If we dont play overs were more than in its two previous defense and it starts with our together and play good team bas- games combined. ■ Sophomore center Dayon Ninkovic transition game," Fair said. "If Falcon Holes Jan. 24 ketball that we don't have much will again miss Saturday's game with e we take care of our responsibili- of a chance," Larranaga said. severely sprained ankle. 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Denne H. Freeman would make Haley the only The Associated Press player in NFL history with five Super Bowl rings. IRVING, Texas - The most "Charles didnt do any team warming news to the Dallas work today and we'll find out Cowboys on a day of snow flur- early next week in Arizona ries and a wind chill factor of whether he will be able to play," minus 13 degrees was the return Dallas coach Barry Switzer said. of Charles Haley. "I told him I'd like for him to The star defensive end had start the game and be MVP. " missed practice Wednesday be- Winds gust ing to 30 mph on a cause of the flu. On Thursday, he 24-degree day sent the Cowboys worked out in pads although he from the wide-open Valley Ranch Nick Ut/Tfcc AsMclated Press didn't take part in heavy contact. practice field to enclosed Texas Bud Sellg listens for questions at a news conference after baseball Of more concern is Haley's Stadium. It was a 50-degree drop owners approved Interleague play. back. He had surgery six weeks from the balmy 70s In Wednes- ago and was a SO-SO shot to play day's workout. In last Sunday's NFC champion- "We went to Texas Stadium so ship game, a 38-27 win over we could get out of the wind and Green Bay. But Haley decided throw the ball," Switzer said. "It Owners approve the night before the game he was a good practice." wanted to gamble the Cowboys The Cowboys are working hard would win and give his back two this week and preparing like they more weeks of rest before the have a game on Monday night. interleague play Super Bowl. They will ease the tempo of prac- "Charles wants to play badly tice next week. and we need him," said defensive 'It's good to do it this way be- JohnNadel Under the plan, AL East teams coordinator Dave Campo. "He's a cause there will be a lot of dis- The Associated Press will play NL East teams, AL Cen- big influence on our team with tractions next week," said quar- tral teams will play NL Central his leadership. We plan on him terback Troy Alkman. "We've LOS ANGELES -- Major league teams and AL West teams will playing. He's the kind of player done it this way before and it's club owners today unanimously play NL West teams. who plays big in big games." worked well in the past" approved Interleague play for Teams In the East and Central Two years ago he was a big Dallas flies to Phoenix and its the 1997 season, Boston Red Sox will play a three-game series factor in a 26-9 win over the record eighth Super Bowl ap- chief executive officer John against each interleague rival in Steelers in Pittsburgh. He got pearance late Sunday. The Cow- Harrington said. the other division, while teams in four sacks. boys will stay in Tempe and work The proposal is subject to the the West will play a four-game Haley has a stake in playing at the Arizona Cardinals' training approval of the Major League series. against the Steelers. An appear- complex. Baseball Players Association. Owners today approved the Tim SherafTlM Aoedated Press ance would tie him with seven Cowboys players were taking The plan calls for 15-16 inter- sale of a controlling interest In Dallas Cowboy's quarterback Troy Alkman drops back for a pan other players for most Super no chances in being short of league games for each team, the California Angels from Gene against the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Championship game. Bowl appearances - five. A win transportation in Arizona. scheduled around Memorial Day Autry to the Walt Disney Co. The and Labor Day. deal is contingent on the "This is an idea that obviously Anaheim City Council approving merits series consideration and within 60 days the reconstruction we will give it that," union head of Anaheim Stadium. Pittsburgh hopes to defy doubters Donald Fehr said before the vote If the reconstruction isnt ap- < "We have to take a look at any- proved, Disney could back out of isnt apparent. Each new predic- structlve knee surgery was As coach Bill Cowher said, thing that will be beneficial to the the deal or attempt to move the Alan Robinson "Nobody's making any Joe Na- game." team. The Associated Press tion causes only another shrug, laughed off by Cowboys receiver and each new controversial Michael Irvin. math predictions." Harrington said the designated "There are obviously other hitter will be used in American alternatives," Disney chief exec- PITTSBURGH - It is as ines- statement from the Cowboys' Irvin suggested it would be "The Washington Redskins Valley Ranch complex barely "scary" for Woodson to try to beat them twice, so thev're not League ballparks In 1997 but not utive officer Michael Eisner said. capable as a Charles Haley pass In National League ballparks, "They are not pretty alternatives rush, as inevitable as an out- elicits a response. play so soon after surgery, in so unbeatable," Brown said. "It's a Nell O'Donnell's reaction big a game. little frustrating, and I don't feel matching the arrangement used and they are not ones we endorse. rageous Jerry Jones quote. No We want to stay in Anaheim but Thursday was typical of his "I don't know what he said, and as though we get very much re- during the World Series. matter where they turn, the we cannot lose hundreds of mil- teammates: So what? I dont care what he said," Wood- spect. But we're not going to earn Owners have proposed the Pittsburgh Steelers keep hearing lions of dollars for that privi- "A lot of people have written us son explained. "Michael Irvin respect by saying we don't get it. eventual elimination of the DH, they can't possibly beat the Dal- but some in the players' associa- lege." off all season, they wrote us off doesn't wear black and gold. He's The only chance to earn respect las Cowboys. tion want to expand its use to the Owners tabled discussion on Not these Cowboys, not this when we were 3-4," O'Donnell not Dan Rooney. He doesn't sign is go out there and win next Sun- NL. the proposed sales of the Pitts- . year, not this team. The Steelers said. "There's no more added my paychecks." day." Chad Brown and Brentson The Steelers' best chance for "It might kill interleague play, burgh Pirates and St. Louis Car- of the 1970s were 2-0 in the Super pressure, because we're Just try- dinals. Approval of the sale of the ing to go out and win one more Buckner are among several that to happen, O'Donnell said, is but I don't expect the union to do Bowl against the Cowboys, but that," said Harrington, chairman Pirates to Kevin McClatchy's nobody has spotted Terry Brad- game. You just dont get caught Steelers who have grown slightly to keep playing the style that's agitated at the Cowboys' cant- been so successful as they've of the owners' schedule-format group probably will come later shaw taking any snaps from up in it. You never know what's this month in a telephone confers going to happen in a game, so you lose mentality, and they question won 10 of their last 11 games: committee. center recently. The change is historic for a ence call vote. But if the public's general Just don't get caught up in it." why the game will be played if Run whenever possible, keep the winner is so certain. Still, no throwing the ball, avoid mis- sport that prides itself on tra- "We will be working with Ke- apathy toward the Steelers' Just as Rod Woodson didn't vin and his ownership group to when his full-throttle comeback Steelers have issued any out- takes, create turnovers on de- dition. Other than the World Se- chances is upsetting the mood or overcome any potential obsta- attempt from September recon- rageous predictions in response. fense. ries and the All-Star game, the mentality of their locker room, it AL and NL have not play games cles," NL president Len Coleman that count since the AL first chal- said after Wednesday's meeting Johnson starts house cleaning lenged Its senior rival in 1900. of owners in his league. The Associated Press spent the past four years with the class." former assistant at North Caro- Dolphins, said Johnson was gra- Pittsburgh's KDKA-TV report- lina State and Georgia Tech MOBILE, Ala. - Joe Greene is cious in telling him he was being ed Greene had been offered Dal- He'll retain the role with Miami. out and Cary Godette is in. fired. las' defensive line Job for the Godette was Involved with the Founder's Day Miami Dolphins coach Jimmy "He said that he was disap- Super Bowl, but the Cowboys de- NFL's minority coaching pro- Johns , busily moving staff in pointed, but that he wanted to go nied the report. gram at Dallas when Johnson and out Wednesday, also picked with one of his own guys," Johnson also fired running coached the Cowboys. January 20,1996 Bob Ackles, who is credited with Greene said. "I wished him good backs coach Tony Nathan, but re- Also Wednesday, Johnson an- teaching Johnson the administra- luck and told him I thought he'd tained defensive backs coach nounced the hiring of former Ok- 99 years of turning exceptional girls tive end of the football business. done a good Job so far. The way Mel Phillips. lahoma State coach Pat Jones Greene, a former Pittsburgh he handled the players and each Godette, defensive line coach (tight ends) and former Georgia into extraordinary women. Steelers star and coach who member of the staff was first for the Carolina Panthers, was a Tech coach Bill Lewis.

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Close toCampusl 011-822-552-4329 •Croylers Cup- WOMEN 2nd plan LeracalitQuitsI Key West $2Sgi Cocoa Beach Hiien (Great West Hall TV Studio MEN 3rd place Need some help with New Year's Resolutions? TRAVEL ABROAD AND WORK Beaches-Near Disney) $1691 Daytona $1301 For mora Into call: Kelly Kucsma- 1 st place women's Individual Explore special strategies to help you kick tie Sublease's needed. 2 odrms., 1 1/2 baths, Make up to $2S-4S/nr. leaching basic conver- htt p.//www.springb re aktravel.com James © 352-6582 or Laura 0352-4818 -Mansfield- WOMEN 2nd place habnl furn. or unturn. 8th St. Call 352-9302. sational English in Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. 1 800 678-6386. MEN 4th Call 372-9355 to register for tree program. Subleasers for 2 bedroom. 2 both Apt. No leaching background or Asian languages LISTEN TO REGGAE SOUNDS Kelly Kucsma- 2nd place woman's individual Jan. 234pm required. For information cal: (208) 971-3570 GOOD LUCK at this weekend's race Call 354-5159. Spnng Break Specials Cancun A Jamaica! Evary Saturday 10 to mdnight 840 6th Si. Apt. J ««! J55443. Governor's Cup at Boston Mil la 111 % Lowest Price Guarantee! 7 Nights Air A Only on WBGU 88 I FM Loft 6 Refrigerator Rental ■SKI HARD OR GO HOWE* VAN DRIVER. Part-time position to provide Hotel From$4291 Save $100On Food/Drmksi Cal Collegiate Connection at WANTED: FEMALE SUBLEASER FOR transportation to and from social services http://www.springbreaktravel.com 352-8333 Now Year. New Ofl.ce' SPRING agency. Must be between the ages of 21-65, 1 800 678*366 Wornyn tor Womyn Etrewsters Pour House have a valid Ohio drivers license and excellent Presents the Biggest Baddest BED INCLUDED F NEEDED. CLOSE TO Will be meeting on Phi Delta Theta's/Delta Tau Delia's CAMPUS. driving record. Submit resume to P.O. Box 738, Jukebox mB.G. Bowling Green. OH 43402 EOE Spnng Break Bahamas Party Cruise! 7 Days Monday, January 22 2001: Gathenng of the Tribes 1 BLOCK FROM MAIN. CALL 419-784-3914. New Music You Play • We Pay $2701 Indudes 15 Meals 6 6 Free Parties! al 9 PM in our Countdown 67 Days Left. NEWOFFCE Lafs Parry a Dance Great Beaches/Nighflilel Leaves From FL In 450 Student Services EVERY NrGHTI FOR SALE laiiderdale! Come tell your vacation stories' Sig Kap • Sig Kap ■ Mg Kap HELP WANTED htlp7rwww.springbreaktravel.com Brewsters Pour House Welcome back Sig Kaps and gel psyched for a 1 800 678 6386 In House Specials great semesterl Go Sigma Kappal '95 Gary Fisher Rangitoto w/ Trek Shock EL. RU Interested in acquiring Sig Kap'Sig Kap'Sig Kap scholarship money? Pitcher Domestic Draft 6 $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. Many new parts; includes helmet, shorts, jer- Large Pizza w/1 item Apply today until Jan. 26th for the No experience required. Begin now. For info- sey 6 gloves, $500. 2 MTX 10" subwoofers, $10.00 Miss BGSU Scholarship Pageant Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa cal 301-308-1207. MIX 10" Bandpass enclosure, 1 mo. old. FOR RENT Applications in 330 University Union 16 or draft w' bowl chili $2 50 The sisters of Sigma Kappa would kk 10 con- $200 Cal 2-1287. Questions'* Contact Janet or Slave 2-2343 gratulate Tonya Floyd on her pearling to Mi- $35,00O/YR. INCOME potential. Reeding books. Tool Free (1) 800498-9778 Eit. 1988 Crown Vic. station wagon. Pageant win be Friday. Feb Mi g> 7 30pm Brewsters Pour House chael Bradatock. Congratulations' Asking $2000 R-2076lordotaHa. 2 tUks from camp. Apt. (3. 650 Scon Hamilton Lanhan Grand Balroom Presents Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa Call 352-2441. Nice, furn., air, laund.. res. pkg. 4 people max. Undo Sandwich *35.0OO/YR INCOME potential Reading No pets. 10 mo. lease, $705/mo. 12 mo. Friday 1/19 Saturday 1/20 books. Toll Free (1) 800-898-9778 Elt R 2076 Sailing Club SPRING BREAK '96 WHh only 1 was* lo 87 Ford Escort lease. $62S/mo. 287-3233/alter 5pm. for details- There will be a meeting Wed., Jan. 24 In BA llve-DONT BLOW ITU BOOK NOWII Loaded, Low Miles, Excel ent Condition 287-4 25S. Room 130 9 700PM Bring ideas lor new Brewsters Pour House GUARANTEED LOWEST PRCESI Florida 1 SO GYMNASTICS POSITIONS- Asking $2500 Call 353-8915. shed and fundraisers Anyone interested In Has the coldest shots in town. Padra 8109. Bahamaa t)68. Ja- Coaching/Program Directing in prestigious 2 bits, from campus 838 1/2 Scon Hamilton. 2 joining or have any questions please call Man Checkout the new shot machine malca/Caneun 8399. Organize a group- children's summer camps in NY. PA and New bdrms.. part. turn.. 2 res. pkg. sp. Max 3 peo- ©2-1957 Chills 10 3 degrees TRAVEL FREEH FOR FREE INFO: SunS- England. Be available 6718-8/18 Top facili- Acura 88 Antigua. 5-spd Air, stereo, no rust. Sailing Club plSSh Tours 1-8O0 426-7710. Super condition. $3300 Call 352-5784. ple No pets. 12 mo. lease/$490 mo. ties. Free room, board, travel. Top salaries. 287-3233; after 5,287-4255. Call Artene: 1-800-443 6428. 516-433-8033. CAMPUS POLLYEYES • 152 SUS STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: Groups inter- FOR SALE Effic i & 2 bdrm. apts in houses Want to be in Sports Radio ? HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL ested in applying for ACGFA Funding for tie Choose from over 30 campsl 1987 Volkswagon Fox 12 mo. leases only starting in May. Stave WBGU Sports Into Nile Buy a ful order, get 1/2 order free 1996-97 academic year are required to attend Very dean 8 dependable. Fairly new brakes, ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Smith 352-8917. (no calls after 9 00pm). Tues 9.00 203 West Hall Breadsbcks, nachos. garlic bread. a workshop on Thursday, February 1, 1996 in Fishing Industry. Ores t exhaust. Asking $2,000 O.B.O. Cal 49 Mon.-Fri. INSOE ONLY the Otao Suite of the University Unon. This Earn up to $3,ooo-$6,ooo« per month. Room A Keith at 372-64 20 workshop will be offered al 900 a.m., noon, Boardl Transportation! MaJefemaie. No ex- Furnished room 1/2 mHo from campus. $250 and 7:00 p.m. Please cal t* Office of Student For sale Sola Bed and ful sue Bed Excellent per month. Call Bob 353-4512. SERVICES OFFERED FREE FINANCIAL AID! perience necessary! (208)971-3510 ext Lite to let us know which session you would like AS5442 Condition at an Excellent Price. Call 352-3922. Over 46 Billion in public and private sector to attend at 372-2843. Also bring your ACGFA grants & scholarships is now available. Al stu- packet 10 the workshop. Comoato Taco- Driver's Needed. Call House—236 Troup - No pets. References re- Granta and Scholarships ars available. Bil- dents are eligible regardless of grades. In- 353-TACO or Come in to fill oul an application. Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs- $50. quired, $695 • UDI. Avail, immediately. Nego- lions of dollars In financial aid. Qualify im- come, or parent's income. Let us help. Call STUDY ABROAD RETURNEES Brown Rediner- $25. tiable lease. 352-6847. snadaafaly. 1-600-400-0209. Student Financial Services: 1-800-2636495 Please attend one of the following sessions: CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Sown Corona word Processor w/14' monitor Earn up to $2.000wmonrh working on Cruise em F55444. Wednesday. January 24.1996.7:00-9:00p m.. indudes spreasheet and database program. 1104 Onenriauer West. Ships or Land-Tour companies. World travel. Asking $250. pax) $400. Saturday. January, 27. 1998. 10.00 a.m.- Seasonal 8 full-time employment available. No Call 353-0381. PERSONALS One bedroom apartment Freshmen, Sophomores & Juniors e 12.00 noon, 1103 Oflenhauer West. experience necessary. For more inlormaDon AVAILABLE NOW who are NEW to coop: Welcome back to campus I Cal 372-0309 If you cal 1-208-971-3550 ait. C55444. COOP KICK-OFF MAC SE with printer S software $195. Call Call 354-8800 have questions. Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- Friday. Jan. 26 th, 3:30 PM Bob 353-4512. terials proMed. Send SASE to P.O. Box 774, Happy Birthday, Marryl Tsytorl Thank you 1007 BA Bldg Olarhe.KS 88051. for all you do tor Into The Streets' Love, Find a SUMMER JOB THE KEY Yearbook is looking for students in- Steve, Erin. Krieta. Martha. Mkhets, Jane, related to your major NOWI terested in gaining experience in writing, pho- HOME TYPISTS Erin, and Katie. Questions? 372-2451 tography, graphic design or public relations. PC users needed. 845.000 income potential Likg to sing? ^ Anyone interested m volunteering should cal Call 1-60O-5I3-4343EH.B-9649. Anne or Todd at 372-6086. Interested in a GOVT FORECLOSED Homes torpennies on Lifeguard positions available al the Nichols 11 Mnquant Tan. Repo's. REO'a. Your area. Think ahead to Spring Breakl Therapy Pool. Day. evening, and weekend us uW 136 N Church. Cal drive. Many BGSU students work at this plant. 353-4037. Rate ol pay is $4.25 per hour Come by to pick Call her 2-7933 CalC353-9031 or 354-3193 up an application form. Advanced Speciality for more information. 2 fun girls looking for 2 female roommasM tor Products. Inc 428 Clougri St. BG. OH 43402 FalM 996 Call 372-6203. CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF Our firm is looking for individuals who want to Female roommate wanted. Mica, raaaonarbfy gain comprehensive management experience priced apartment, available immediately Cal next summer. Earn $6,000 $10,000 per sum- 3S3-SU9. mer. Positions available throughout OH. Ml. IN • •••••••••••• Female Roommate (or May-August. $300 plus including Cleveland. Columbus. Youngsown, elednc. Close to campus Own room. Cal Cmdnnati. and more. 800-887-1960. 35*-S02i ask for Beth.

Need Roommate •mmed.ately. Own room. PROCTOR* GAMBLE male or female. Call Chris or Wes al 354-ftSgr at COMPUTER SCIENCE NIGHT Non- Smoking Female Roommate Needed Jan. 24 - 6:30 PM 900PM 1 P»G la seeking CS and MIS students ASAPI Jan. rent PAID S245 mo. ♦ atac. t $ 150 deposit. 3 blocks from campus. Have own graduating in '96 (spring, summer. & room. Sublease ends in May. Cal 3S2-6300. tal) and students interested in '98 Summer Internships 8AL00M.

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