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by Don Lee referring to the proposal to gradually eliminate all news editor intermediate and long-range nuclear missiles from Europe. When Congressman Delbert Latta (R-Ohio S) Reagan refused to accept a proposal that the got to his feet last night in the Lenhart Grand Strategic Defense Initiative missile-defense sys- Ballroom to introduce Vice President George tem, also known as "Star Wars," be limited to Both. 840 people got to theirs and gave him a laboratory research for 10 years because "... he thundering ovation. would not accept an agreement that did not allow They gave Bush an ovation, too. And it was even him to protect the American people against nu- louder. clear destruction," Bush said. Bush was in town last night to address the 5th District Republican Party rally for Latta and DESPITE THE fact that both sides walked other local Republican candidates. away from the summit, progress was made, Bush After Latta introduced Bush as "probably more said. He stressed that the Reykjavik summit and prepared to be president of the United States than other recent meetings between the United States anyone else in history," Bush returned the compli- and Soviet Union were to discuss reduction of ment. nuclear arms, instead of limiting how many each "If you're talking about balancing the budget or side could build. cutting taxes or standing proudly for a strong Bush said the perception of the summit as a foreign policy, the president and I always know failure was a result of the "euphoria" that built up when the chips are down, Del Latta is there," he among the negotiators and the news media as said. ever-more sweeping reductions were proposed. Former Ohio governor and Republican guber- President Reagan and his negotiators tried to natorial candidate James Rhodes said Latta was keep expectations down before the meeting, Bush the man President Reagan turned to "every time said. he (Reagan) gets in trouble in the House (of "It (the summit) accomplished exactly what we Representatives)." hoped from the start that it would accomplish. It After plugging for Latta and the other Ohio brought the day of ultimate agreement that much Republican candidates and maintaining it was closer," he said. "absolutely essential that the last two years of the Bush said he was still confident that a planned Reagan presidency have a Republican Senate," U.S.-Soviet summit in Geneva, Switzerland, would Bush went on to defend the president's decision to yield even more progress. walk awav from the U.S.-Soviet summit Sunday in "Our ideas are out there on the table, and we are Reykjavik, Iceland. ready, willing and able to pick up where he left It took a lot to walk away from that table with off," Bush said, adding that it was "up to the some good things still on the table," he said, Soviets" to get discussions going again.

The visit

For more on Vice President Bush's visit, turn to page 5.

D Liberals protest outside Uni- versity Union

D Crowd older, more reserved than Reagan visit

Q A pictorial essay

BG News/Alex Horvath BG News/ Alex Horvath Vice President George Bush speaks to the crowd of 840 at the Republican rally in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom George Bush and James Rhodes talk during dinner. New tax laws may aid Ohio Grenades wound by Beth Thomas He said he has been speaking to soldiers, tourists staff reporter Celeste, Rhodes campaigns schools and senior citizen groups, and "anybody that will JERUSALEM (AP) - Attackers Palestinian east Jerusalem rep- Tax reform could provide a listen to us." threw a pair of hand grenades resented the most serious attack windfall profit for the state of pledge reduction of rates He said the voters do not seem yesterday near a gate to the in the city in 2'-i years. Mayor Ohio, according to the state's as interested in the election as in walled Old City near Judaism's Teddy Kollek called it "a large- auditor. all of the city, county and state previous years. sacred Wailing Wall, killing at scale disaster." Thomas Ferguson said the governments in Ohio. "The fraud we find is usually "We've seen more apathy least one person ana wounding Yehudit Israel, whose hus- new tax laws will allow fewer There are roughly 7,000 units under S percent," he said. "The than we've seen in past years, more than 70 other civilians, band was wounded in the back deductions, which will increase of government in Ohio, with media makes it look like 95 Ferguson said. soldiers and tourists. by shrapnel, said: "I saw white an individual's taxable income, budgets ranging from $5,000 a percent." He said the only major issues Both explosions occurred as smoke. I ran out of the car but the tax rate will be lower. Sear to several million dollars, He said his office recently in the governor's campaign are about 300 recruits of an elite without my shoes on. I heard all This should lower federal taxes staid. caught a Summit County physi- educational funding and unem- Israeli army infantry unit were sorts of noise. It was a terrible for most people, be said. He said his office finds about cian's group in more than ployment, but there are not any returning from a swearing-in mess." However, state taxes are SO cases of embezzlement each $800,000 of fraud. serious debates in his campaign. ceremony at the Wailing Wall. Mrs. Israel's 10-year-old based purely on gross income, Cear, which may seem like a lot, Sidewalks were bloodstained daughter, Daniela, said she was and since this amount will be ut amounts to only seven- FERGUSON, WHO is up for "I don't think there have been and remnants of clothing were sitting in the family car when higher, more money will be tenths of one percent. re-election in November, has any real issues there," he said. strewn about. the explosions occurred. "I available to tax. Unless the Ohio He said problems with Medi- been travelling the state in his His campaign costs will total Police said they initially be- thought it was a bad nightmare General Assembly lowers the caid in past years resulted in campaign efforts. about $900,000, 80 percent of lieved the blasts were caused by and Ihit the floor," she said. percentage of income it taxes, losses of several billion dollars, "We've been covering 2,000 which will be spent on advertis- bombs, but later said the blasts Ruth Meckel, a spokeswoman like the federal government will but that is also a small number, miles a week," he said, and ing appeared to have been caused at Hadassah Hospital, identified do, there will be a large increase only two or three percent of the added that the polls have him Ferguson, a Democrat, said by hand grenades. the person killed as the father of in state revenue. state's total Medicaid budget. "way out in front." C See Ferguson, page 4. The attack in predominantly a soldier. Ferguson said both gubernato- rial candidates, Democrat Rich- ard Celeste and Republican James Rhodes, have promised Week addresses to reduce the rates if they are elected. He said there are groups in the state government that feel the water awareness rate should not be lowered. They instead favor giving the extra- ducation. Bowling Green. Ferguson said he supports by Valeric Lonero staff reporter "This is the first annual water partial reduction of the tax rate, quality awareness week," Bea- which he said he thinks will Citizens will have the opportu- verson said. "It was declared in happen. The General Assembly nity to increase their knowledge an effort to teach community is considering several bills now about protecting the environ- people about protecting their to reduce the tax rate. ment during Ohio Water Quality environment." "THE STATE really ought to Awareness Week. set a percentage they should "The week mainly focuses on underwrite (for public colleges) Water Quality Awareness the role of local waste water ... and then they should come Week, Oct. 19-25, will be ob- treatment facilities in the area up with the money," he said. served by cities in the state who and how the water resources are are interested in increasing protected," he said. "All the The state used to provide SO community awareness about cities in the state are allowed to percent of college costs. That protecting water resources and participate. amount fell to 30 percent during the local environment, said Water Quality Awareness the Rhode* administration, but Royce Beaverson, assistant su- Week was proclaimed by Gov, is at 40 percent now. Thomas Ferguson BG News/Rob Upton perintendent of the Water Pol- Richard Celeste in conjunction Ferguson said his office audits lution Control Division in □ See Water, page 4, I Editorial BG News/October II, 198C 2

Time to consider Could it be only a dream?

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to decide by Nancy Erikson Soviet Union were still at each of course, the score. At this moment, the missiles whether states could require girls under 18 to other's throats. Except now they However, there was one group reach the United States. Every each had enough nuclear weap- of individuals that did not care city, every town and every re- notify their parnets at least 24 hours before under- An interesting topic came up ons to destroy the world 50 times about the Super Bowl. (Can you mote farmhouse was annihi- going abortions. The court should affirm that right. at a Super Bowl party I attended over. believe that?) No, they had very lated. Remember, the Soviets Laws requiring female minors to notify their last year. different plans. had enough nuclear bombs to parents before undergoing an abortion are legal My friend Joe started it during However, something very im- It was the evil leader of the destroy the world 50 times over halftime by making a very inter- portant had changed. USSR, Leif Stroganov and his and they were all aimed at the under a 1981 Supreme Court ruling. esting observation. It had been a long 25 years nasty KGB friends. They did not United States. Nothing and no- In 1983, the Illinois state legislature passed a law, "You know, if the Russians since the Browns had played the care that the second quarter had body, not even President Letter- over Gov. James Thompson's veto, requiring un- wanted to blow us up, today Miami Dolphins in the '86 Play- just started and that to every- man, was left. derage girls to give their parents 24 hours notice would be the day to do It." offs, and they hadn't made the one's surprise the Browns were Needless to say, every TV set before undergoing the abortion. The law was struck "Excuse me? I said. playoffs since. Well, now it was leading the Bears 14-7. While in every other country went "Think about it; everyone is Sunday, January 26,2010. It was Letterman and Vice President blank. No one knew what was down in federal court, and should be reinstated. watching the game. Nobody not an ordinary Sunday, how- Paul Schafer were in the Oval going on. The federal trial judge who struck down the law could care less what the Rus- ever. It was Super Bowl Sunday. Office (Irinking beer and eating Suddenly Tass broadcast a said the requirement to give notice was an infringe- sians are doing right now. And who do you think was pizza, Stroganov and his buddies message from Soviet leader ment on the girls' right to have abortions. You've got to figure that the playing? were planning the most spectac- Stroganov to the rest of the Illinois officials who argue for the law's re- Russians know this would be a Two teams whose hatred grew ular, electrifying, NUCLEAR world. perfect time to catch the United stronger every year. The one halftime show in history. "Comrades, we have a report instatement say that the law provided "an opportu- States off guard." was always the underdog, the They figured that the whole that the Super Bowl will be con- nity for meaningful consultation" between Interesting thesis, Joe - you other was always the champ. world would have its eyes glued tinued at a later date. President underage girls and their parents. should join army intelligence. The underdog felt the champ to to the screen or would be in the Letterman cannot comment on Additionally, the law provided that a girl consid- Well, the conversation ended be a little too sure of himself, kitchen replenishing snacks or the delay now. however, be- ering an abortion did not have to give her parents there because the game was while the champ realized what a desperately waiting in line to go cause it seems he, urn, uh, has about to start again, and nobody threat the underdog could be to the bathroom during half- caught a cold. Yea, yea, that's notice if she could prove to a state judge she was particularly wanted to discuss given the chance. So when these time. No one, not even the men theUcket." mature enough to make the decision, and that the end of the world. two teams met at the Super in the silos, would expect a nu- That was when I woke up in notifying her parents could cause her more prob- However, that evening I must Bowl, it was a spectacular oc- clear first strike on the United the cold sweat. lems than not notifying them. have gone to bed with that currence. Who could these two States on Super Bowl Sunday. I was so upset that I really The abortion law in question is not absolute. If a thought on my mind because I bitter enemies be? Who else? (Oh, how barbaric! That's like could not go hack to sleep. So had this horrifying nightmare The Cleveland Browns and the bombing someone on instead, I thought about what I girl can prove she can handle the decision and show about how the Soviets could get Chicago Bears. Christmas!) had iust dreamed. I suppose I just cause for not giving notification, the law may away with bombing the United The event was to begin at 7:80 The Soviets figured that after should have thought about not apply. And once the girl reaches legal age, she States on Super Bowl Sunday. p.m. sharp. The whole world the United States was out of the whether the Soviets would be so is freed from the requirement altogether. In the I woke up in a cold sweat and waited in anticipation. By this way they could easily take over cruel as to start World War III meantime, die law ensures that there will be time figured I had better tell someone time, American football had be- the rest of the world. on a day that the United States about this dream so all could be come an international love. The So there you have it. A horrify- would not be ready. Or if the to think before taking drastic action. forewarned and be prepared for Argentines loved it. The Irani- ing plan and it's already the military would be so irresponsi- Minors are required to obtain parental approval this event. ans loved it. The Chinese loved second quarter. The Bears are ble as to not pay attention to the for things far less significant than the traumatic (Rest assured, I have sent a it. Tass, the Soviet broadcasting leading the Browns 24-21. actions of the Soviets. Or experience of an abortion. This is because lawmak- copy of my account of all this to system, even let the Iron Cur- Then the two-minute warning whether the American people ers wisely recognize that children - there is no President Reagan.) tain countries watch this poten- sounded. (In two minutes the were so apathetic toward world Ok, sit down, here it is. tially earth-shattering event. Soviets will initiate a first issues that the Soviets could pull other word-are not always capable of making It was the year 2010. Not much Nobody worked that day. strike.) such a stunt and get away with judgments that will significantly affect their lives. had changed in 25 years. Joan President David Letterman But no one knows about the Regardless of one's views on the matter, an Rivers was still picking on Eliz- (Yes, the man becomes Presi- Soviet threat yet. Bob Golic Jr. But instead, I iust thought abortion is a drastic step to take, and it's one that abeth Taylor. Libyan Leader dent! ) issued a decree that no just intercepted a pass from Jim about what it would be like if should not be rushed into pell-mell. Gadhafi was still on his "kill one had to work that day due to McMahon Jr. Wow. the Browns David Letterman were to be- innocent Americans" rampage the game; not the policemen, could score before halftime! come president. and the United States and the not the doctors, not even the (Slowly the seconds pass.) military (that included the men Holy cow, he scored! Golic Jr. Erikson, a sophomore pre- working in the silos). Nobody scored! journalism major from Burton, worried about anything, except .. .3, 2,1, 0, buzz! is a staff reporter for The News. A Rather mysterious case of foul play any less mtriguing a mystery? Ahah! Spies, maybe, seeking by Mike Royko "Kenneth, they said as they the secret frequency used by a punched Rather, "what is the double-agent named Kenneth? frequency?" Or could they have been talk- It was precisely the sort of That question keeps running ing about some other kind of mystery that would have in- through my mind. frequency - such as how fre- trigued Sherlock Holmes. There must be some meaning quently somebody might do While reading the morning to it. So I'm calling upon Ameri- something. paper, Dr. Watson would have ca's armchair detectives to pro- For example, how frequently said: "Mmmm. Strange busi- vide the answer. one might lavish romantic atten- ness here, Holmes. That TV Here, amateur sleuths, are the tions on someone else's sweetie. chap, Dan Rather. Walking bare facts, as the news accounts Such as the girlfriend of an home last week in Manhattan. have presented them. aging mafioso. Pummeled about the head and It was abut 10:45 p.m. on a Hmmm. Thugs hired to dis- face by a couple of strangers. Sunday night. courage a foolish loverboy Kept calling him Kenneth.'' named Kenneth, maybe? Holmes would have snatched Rather had been with some These theories assume, of the morning paper from Watson friends at their Park Avenue course, that It was a case of Letters and his eyes would have apartment. He left their apart- mistaken identity. But we don't gleamed as he read: "As they ment and was walking to his own really know that, do we? Rally not the answer struck Rather, the two well- place on that posh, Manhattan We do know that the networks the South African economy. She whites, glorified the suffering of dressed assailants kept repeat- street. are in a feverish ratings battle, I attended the Anti-Apartheid then referred to "studies" which the South African people (who ing: 'What is the frequency, He was wearing casual, week- with corporate fortunes in the rally Thursday and, after listen- indicate economic sanctions are so displaced from this per- Kenneth?' " end clothes: jeans, a striped balance. ing to the first two speakers, I would not hurt black South Afri- son that he is hardly qualified to "Come, Watson," Holmes shirt, and aviator-style glasses. Anyone who saw the true-to- left disheartened. I left ponder- cans, adding, apparently on her speak on their behalf). Upon would have cried, "the game is Suddenly, two well-dressed life movie "Network,"ln which ing the value of political rallies. own presumptions, that the concluding, he thrust a "Black afoot." men, who appeared to be in their the executives had their anchor A rally is just that, a rally, at white minority would definitely Fist" into the air and proceeded Unfortunately, we have no 30s, approached him on the bumped off on camera and in the which people of like opinions be hurt. This type of reasoning to give a couple "high-fives". He Sherlock Holmes. All we have is street. One said: "What is the studio, knows what networks are reaffirm those opinions. If it's a prevails at a rally insofar as it was quite impressed with him- the jaded New York cops, who frequency, Kenneth?" capable of doing. practice of free speech, then it's requires a rally. self. shrug and say that this is just Rather said some ting like: "I So is it not possible that when a poor utilization of that tool so The second speaker was truly In a rally, people rally sup- routine in the Big Apple - proba- think you have the wrong guy." the one manpunched Rather vital to democracy. inspirational. He inspires me as port. Little authentic informing bly a case of mistaken identity. One of the men punched him to and said: "What is the fre- In dealing with the complex I write. The content of his is done. The content is lopsided Mistaken identity? A likely the ground. Rather scrambled to quency ..." be was referring to issue of economic sanction (on speech was void of useful infor- and phrases like "there is no story. And even if it was mis- his feet and ran to the lobby of a supremacy in the ratings? And which I expected to hear con- mation, yet full of provocative middle ground" are characteris- taken identity, does that make it nearby apartment building. when he said "... Kenneth," he structive discourse) the first statements about revolution. Al- tic of the either-or thinking ral- They chased him inside and was talking to his accomplice, a speaker utilized the railroad though sanctions could result in lies inspire. Phrases like continued the assault. thug named Kenneth, and technique, concluding to the de- widescale revolution in South "What's the word? Johannes- And as they punched and urging him to join in the punches light of the crowd that sanctions Africa, the only certainty of burg !'' may carry pertinent con- Respond kicked him, they repeated: and kicks? were a favorable necessity to revolution is bloodshed. The sec- notations, but do little to inform. "What is the frequency, Ken- My efforts at solving this are ending apartheid. Support for ond speaker, stressing that The maximum benefits of free The BG News editorial neth?" feeble, at best. I'm more of a this conclusion was based on struggle in South Africa was a speech do not lie in lopsided page is your campus forum. The building's doorman saw bumbling Watson than a cere- the qualified utterance that eco- surge for freedom and not a rallies. Address or OCMB number, the attack andphoned the build- bred Holmes. nomic sanctions would cripple conflict between blacks and Newspapers, open forums and and telephone number, must ing superintendent, who rushed But I'm sure there are keen debates are better. Perhaps we be included in all letters to the to the lobby. Seeing him, the two minds out there that can provide should concentrate our efforts in editor. well-dressed strangers ran off. something more plausible. developing original formats for University students writing I concede that this isn't much So if you think you have the THE BG NEWS public discourse to further fa- columns must provide class to go on. But Holmes solved key to "The Secret Frequency," ErJIor MM Mclntyre AMI Fndey Editor Tracey Batdort cilitate these benefits. No one rank, major and hometown. many a mystery with fewer send it to me at the Chicago Managing Editor Ron Fritz CIWI Copy ErMor Ron Comer person has complete knowledge All submissions should be clues. He did it with logic arid Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Ave., AMI Managing Ed MUM Stewart II cmel Copy Editor Trevor Paltrlord of truth and a group of people typed and double-spaced. imagination. Chicago, 111. 60611. NewaErJky DonLaa Copy Editor Bath Murphy that speak with one voice are no Please address all submis- He would have surely begun For all we know, the solution Eatonel Edrlor JohnGHoba Copy Editor John Namac wiser. sions to: wth the stange question: "What might be kind of elementary. Sporte ErJMr Tom Reed Copy Editor Kevin Hammer Arguing is the process by Editorial Editor is the frequency, Kenneth?" Come, Watson, the game is AMI Sports Edrlor . TomSkammru Copy Editor Kimbarty Gam which truth is constructed. Un- The BG Newt Were they talking about a afoot. wire Editor Janat Pavaako Copy Editor JaradO WarJay less the participants enter the radio frequency? If so, who uses Photo ErJIor AJa« HorvarJi Prod, aup'r AmyCoorr 211 West Hall Royko la a columnist for the AMI Photo Ea*or Peter Feeman Prod aup'r jm Hardy argument absent of predeter- radio frequencies? Chicago Tribune. Friday Edrlor Caroene Lang*' Prod aup'r Stava l< mined conclusions ana with an eagerness to discover truth, no argument will take place. i If a rally is a group of people BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed The BO News « puMahed daty Tueaday through Friday during the academic year and who Join together to' 'speak with weekly during the summer aaaalon by the Board ol Student PubaceHona ol Bowing Green one voice" to be better heard In So.uoa>ms

Ohio gubernatorial race UAO a Celeste family affair delays by Ron Coulter chtef copy editor "I'm in a good position as a family member; I concert In the early years of our coun- can't get fired." try, a son usually chose the Alternate date not same profession as his father. - Christopher Celeste Christopher Celeste has given set for Money that tradition a twist by cam- father to discuss speeches and out suppport. paigning for his father in his bid strategy. He said he believes his "I would have to have a good for re-election as governor of input is important because he staff on my side, and I would It seems Eddie just didn't Ohio. has a different perspective as a consult my father before I ran have the money to come to Celeste, 21, was on campus college student. for any office," he said. Bowling Green. yesterday. He met with stu- He said he also assembles Growing up with a politician The Eddie Money concert dents, and participated in the literature for his father's cam- for a father, and the busy sched- scheduled for Nov. 2 in Ander- protest outside the University paign and makes public appear- ule that accompanied it, taught son Arena has been post- Union, while Vice President ances. him to be independent. poned, according to Gale George Bush spoke in the Union Celeste said touring is excit- "Our parents had high expec- Swanka, director of the Uni- Ballroom. ing. tations, but they never ex- versity Activities Organiza- He calls himself his dad's "It's a lot of fun. but it's fun pressed them to us; they gave us tion. harshest critic. for me because I don't have as a lot of rope," he said. Another date for the perfor- "I'm in a good position as a much at stake," he said. Celeste said students must mance has yet to be deter- family member; I can't get He said there is also a neg- realize that they can make a mined. Tickets were to go on fired/' he said. ative side to being in the public difference. sale this morning at the Stu- Celeste is between his junior eye. "I don't believe college stu- dent Services Forum. and senior years at Stanford "You have to be extra careful dents are any more apathetic University in California, where in everything you do and say," today than they ever were; they Swanl.a said the postpone- he is studying history. He said he said. are preparing for a career. Stu- ment was necessary when he took a quarter off in the fall to Celeste said he is interested in dents today are busy - they BG News/Rob Uplon rock musician Cvndi Lauper help his father's campaign. getting involved in politics, but aran't lazy.... Being a student canceled her fall concert Celeste said he meets with his he would not run for office with- is a tough job," he said. Christopher Celeste tour. Eddie Money was to per- form as the opening act for Lauper, but scheduled a sepa- rate show at the University Festival features 'visual' music compositions while the tour was to be in this area. by Mizdl Stewart lit delivering a poignant message." ments, will perform in concert this Fri- Throughout the remainder of the festi- Since Money would be using assistant managing editor Imagery in musical compositions will day at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Hall. Tickets val, various guest artists will perform staging, lights and equipment be showcased this week as me College Of are $6 for adults, $5 for students and music from Cage and other composers. from Lauper's show, Swanka When most people think of "new" Musical Artspresents its seventh annual senior citizens and are available at the The festival will also include a presen- added, it was not possible to music, alternative groups such as New Music Festival in the Moore Musi- Kobacker Hall box office. tation by performance artist Pat Oleszko stage an entirely new show on R.E.M. or the Dead Kennedys may come cal Arts Center. "In terms of his (Cage's) contribution tonight at 9 p.m. in Kobacker Hall. such short notice. to mind. The festival performances begin to- to the art of the 20th century," Shrude Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for But a great deal of the new music night with a free concert by trombonist said, "he set a lot of trends in writing and students and senior citizens and also are "Our agent is working to being composed and performed today Miles Anderson, violinist Erica Sharp, listening to music." available at the Kobacker box office. In book other Eddie Money does not fit this rather avant-garde cat- and saxophonist David Pituch. The trio "A lot of his music gives the performer addition, several discussion and lecture dates in this area," she said, will perform in Bryan Recital Hall at the role of co-composer," she said. sessions will be featured during the "and we hope to be able to Marilyn Shrude, assistant professor in 6:30 p.m. For this reason, she added, Cage's festival for students and others to inter- reschedule the show." the College of Musical Arts, said compo- The featured performer at this year's music does not always sound the same act with the performers. sitions classified as new music provide festival is American composer-per- during successive performances. THE FIRST of these, a question-and- more than just an aural experience. former John Cage. "There is a degree of chance in his answer session with Cage, will be held AMERICAN "The music tends to be more visual in compositions ... some of his works will today at 11:45 a.m. in the Green Room of CANCER impact," she said. 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Santino, who has a doctorate degree in folklore and folklife from the University of Pennsyl- vania and who worked in the Smithsonian Office of Folklife Programs as a folklorist for eight years, has been named the advisor for the new minor. Santino said that a minor in folklore and folklife is relevant to majors in history, English sociology, ethnic studies and journalism. "It combines, I think, the best of the social sciences and the humanities," he said. Santino said such a minor BG News/Gayle Hammon would also be useful for business Jack Santino majors. '"What we learn ultimately tive in doing them, Santino said. minor, he said. when dealing with folklore and The minor deals with folklore folklife is human nature," he and folklife as a part of contem- Student interest also said. porary culture, he said. prompted the Popular Culture Only a handful of schools in department to offer the minor. the country offer a minor in "We don't just mean the way folklore and folklife, he said. things used to be," he said citing "The minor will be supported The study of folklore and such examples as "Twilight largely by myself, (and depart- folklife is concerned with folk Zone" folk story lines and rock ment professors) Chris Geist art, dance, music, story-telling songs based on folk music. and Marilyn Motz," Santino and celebrations of holidays and said. rituals. Several departments, includ- ing art history, educational cur- Department chair Ray STUDENTS MINORING in riculum and instruction, and Browne is also a recognized folk folklore and folklife will study music composition and history, scholar as well as a popular those things and the people ac- have expressed interest in the culture scholar, he said. Ferguson D Continued from page 1. going to be the case this time," said politics came naturally to Remember her withW Celeste is ahead in the polls and he said. him. should win in November despite Ferguson graduated from If he is re-elected, he said he claims by Rhodes that he is Ohio State University with a hopes to continue modernizing always behind in October and degree in business administra- the auditor's office and develop wins in November. tion. His father was state audi- the state's Electronic Funds "I REALLY don't think that's tor and state treasurer, and he Transfer. Water D Continued from page 1. ALTHOUGH THE city hasn't of water and to improve the' with the Ohio Water Pollution had any problems with the wa- sewage treatment." Control Conference and the Ohio ter qualify, Beaverson said the "This week will hopefully en- Environmental Protection larger bodies of water in the courage community people to ROSES Agency. area have had many environ- learn about the quality of the mental problems. city's water," he said. "It was originated to increase The Bowling Green Water awareness about water qual- "For the last 10 or 15 years, Treatment Plant, 901 Dunbridge Sweetheart I Long Stem w ity," he said. "This week should Lake Erie has been a sore spot Rd., will give tours Oct. 25 from be a time for the citizens of our with the environmentalists," he noon to 5 p.m. Beaverson said community to learn more about said. "It has been a focal point of informative material about the, what the city is doing to protect the Environmental Protection facility and wastewater treat- Roses Roses the water resources of the state. Agency to clean up these bodies ment will be presented. EACH EACH THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. And they're both repre- ♦ sented by the insignia you wear as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The caduceus on the left means you're part of a health care 59*99 system in which educational and career advancement are the rule, DOZEN DOZEN not the exception. The gold bar on the right means you command respect as an Army officer. If you're earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, $£99 |$1Q99 Clifton. NJ 07015. Or call toll free 1-800-USA-ARMY. ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE.

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by Melissa McGillivray staff reporter "Our bombs have become our national treasure — 'in Carrying signs which proclaimed "Military bombs we trust.' " spending is killing us" ana "Peace is patriotic, - Sister Pat Schnapp University students and faculty members yester- day protested several policies of the Reagan administration. "OUR BOMBS have become our national trea- HE SAID although the situation in Nicaragua is Campus Democrats, the Peace Coalition and the sure - 'in bombs we trust,' " Schnapp said. called low-intensity warfare, "It is still war." Social Justice Committee sponsored both an af- Karen Thompson, director of the United Chris- Cassie Madden, president of the Black Student ternoon and an evening protest. tian Fellowship Center, said she is also concerned Union, said students should "stand tall and get Dan Foley, president of Campus Democrats, about the possibility of nuclear war because she involved" in supporting the nuclear freeze and said the protest was timed to coincide with yester- still feels the pain of her father's death in World stopping cutbacks in higher education. day's visit by Vice President George Bush to give Warn. 'tet the students of BGSU take a firm stand on the protest greater visibility. "We have to think about the human cost," she issues that affect all of us," Madden said. "We want to raise consciousness and show that said, "because we all feel the effects of war." About 75 people later participated in a 6 p.m. it's not anti-patriotic to show peace," Foley said. She advised students to educate themselves Kjtest outside during the Bush speech in the In the afternoon protest in the Union Oval, about about peace and to "sign on for the long haul." nhartGrand Ballroom. The protesters chanted, 100 students and faculty members spoke about the "The longer you live, the more you realize how "Money for tuition-not for ammunition" and nuclear arms race, U.S. involvement in Nicara- much these issues affect you," she said. "USA, CIA - out of Nicaragua." They later held a' gua and other issues concerning peace. Jerone Stephens, associate professor of political candlelight vigil in the Union Oval and behind the The Reagan-Gorbachev summit was one of the science, commented on the Reagan-Bush policies Union. topics of discussion at the afternoon protest. in Nicaragua. Foley said he was pleased with the turnout at '"The American people have a right to be rep- Stephens called Bush a "yuppie lap dog" for both protests. resented by their government," Foley said. "We Reagan, but said Bush is also dangerous. "It was the first showing of collective conscious- were not represented at all (at the summit meet- "He is extremely dangerous," Stephens said, ness this University has had in a long time," he ing)." "because he carries out the policies of Ronald said. "People are really caring (about) what's Beth Cox, vice president of the group, agreed. Reagan," such as aid to the anti-government going on, and are showing there is a need for contras in Nicaragua. change." "THE PLEA for peace by the Russians was genuine," she said, adding that Americans must strive to make peace a reality. Sister Pat Schnapp, a teaching fellow in the English department, said the president missed an historic opportunity at the summit talks. She said there is no defense against nuclear war, and that the Strategic Defense Initiative is a "foolish delusion and a crock." She told the audience that the government was spending more than $40 million lust in the time they were attending the protest. She said the government spends about $1 million for defense every five minutes. "Do you feel safer?" she said. Another illusion held by many Americans is that the Soviets are bad people, said Schnapp, who has visited the Soviet Union. "They are afraid of us," she said. "One old woman came up to me and said, 'Why do the Above: Senior Fred Staffeld Is one of more than 100 American people want war?' " protesters at a peace demonstration on the Vice President s Both the Americans and the Soviets are hos- visit to the University yesterday. tages of policies they do not believe in, she said. Left: Liberals gathered in the Union Oval to wave signs She said she believes there is no purpose for and chant protests concerning government policies building more bombs because the United States can destroy the world at least 20 times over, and can destroy the Soviet Union 40 times over.

Right: Vice President George Bush heads for the waiting motorcade following his arrival by helicopter behind Anderson Arena yesterday Above: The Vice President waves to the crowd of 840 on his way out of Lenhart Ballroom following his speech. He then flew by helicopter to Lima to give another speech for 5th district Congressman Delbert Latta. VP given 'low-key' welcome

by Ron Fritz different. said. "President Reagan's visit was almost managing editor "There was a lot more energy when a pep rally. This was more of a speech for Photos by: President Reagan was here," Blase said. the political party." While preparing for Vice President "This (Bush's visit) was directed toward a Instead of wielding pompoms and signs, Alex Horvath George Bush's visit to the University, Ingra- different group of people." knives and forks were more appropriate to ham Milliron, director of management sup- Reagan answered questions and spoke to cut the prime rib served at the $10-a-plate port services, said the event was going to be students while campaigning for his re-elec- dinner. Peter Fellman '•very low-key, lust like any other meal." tion when he came to the University. Bush, Milliron wasn't very far off the mark with however, campaigned for 5th district Con- While many of the students were clad in his prediction. gressman Delbert Latta and gubernatorial BGSU and greek sweatshirts and jeans for Dave Kielmeyer i While President Reagan's trip to the Uni- candidate James Rhodes while speaking to the President, conservative business suits versity in the fall of 1984 caused a stir among local members of the Republican Party. Of were more suitable for Bush's speech. the student body, Bush's visit barely caused the 840 people who attended the dinner in the a ripple with the students. Lenhart Grand Ballroom, very few were Master of Ceremonies Ashel Bryan said Even the vice president acknowledged the students. the warm welcome Bush got was a "typical "warm, upbeat feeling the president got KRISTIN ROMAINE, senior political sci- northwest Ohio reception. While President from the students of Bowling Green State ence/pre-law major, agreed with Blase's Reagan seemed comfortable basking in the University." assessment of the event. attention and receiving gifts from Freddie Phil Blase, senior product design technol- "This had a much different atmosphere and Frieda Falcon, Bush was more content ogy major, said the two events were very than when President Reagan was here," she to pass the dinner rolls. BG News/October 16,198C C Constitutional seminar planned Library hears concept of economic rights; that by Greg Connel is, if it was felt the government staff reporter "The people we have coming in was infringing upon individuals' student gripes are well aware this is not a economic liberties, the courts In 1967, America will cele- would not hesitate to find in by Nancy Leffd said. brate the Bicentennial of the conference for academics to favor of the individual," Tilgner reporter THE NOISE level in the U.S. Constitution. Across the library is also a major com- country, conferences and cele- talk to other academics and blow said. "/ was trying to concen- plaint, Miller said. brations will be held. Some, such academic hot air across the THE 1987 conference will ad- trate very hard for an ac- "The library is crowded, as the conference sponsored by dress the change in the courts' counting exam the other day especially at night, and stu- the University's Social Philoso- table." attitudes that came with the and a quite obnoxious girl dents don't realize bow far phy and Policy Center, are get- - Kory Tilgner increased government regula- was turning cartwheels in the their voices carry," be said. ting off to an early start. tion of President Franklin aisles. Where were the mon- Miller said that some of the Roosevelt's New Deal. itors at times like this?" opinions are funny, some le- The first of three annual con- Gordon Wood, professor of his- "THE PEOPLE we have com- Tilgner said the unique sub- gitimate, and some are ridic- ferences entitled "Economic tory at Brown University. Wood, ing in are well aware this is not a ject matter of this conference is This may sound a bit outra- ulous, but he makes every Rights and the Constitution," who received a doctorate degree conference for academics to talk the reason the National Endow- geous, but it is an authentic attempt to respond to the wm be held here Oct. 23-25 in from Harvard in 1964, is the to other academics and blow ment for the Humanities' Spe- complaint from a patron of suggestions. He said heu- theMoore Musical Arts Center's author of several books on the academic hot air across the ta- cial Initiative for tne the Jerome Library. The av- suaDy ends up writing the Bryan Recital Hall. founding of the Constitution, in- ble," be said. Bicentennial of the U.S. Consti- erage student may never run reponses himself to lower the Kory Tilgner, assistant direc- cluding The Creation of the The conference will begin Oct. tution decided to back the pro- into a problem like this, but response time. The box is tor of the project, said the American Republic, and 1776- 23 at 8 p.m., with the introduc- gram. those wishing to voice an emptied three times a week clauses in the Constitution re- 7787. tion of Gordon Wood by Con- opinion to the library staff and the responses are posted garding economic rights and Wood's speech, "Interests and gressman Delbert Latta, R- The National Endowment for should go no further than the on the board. Suggestions and private property are not given Disinterestedness in the Making Ohio. After Wood's speech there the Humanities is a federal suggestion board near the responses are changed when the type of publicity or attention of the Constitution," will discuss will be a public reception in the agency that receives govern- main entrance. the board gets full. the First Amendment rights are how the founding fathers at- Choral Room. ment money to allocate grants The board is full of com- Miller said he enjoys re- given. tempted to write a constitution Wood's speech, and the other to worthy projects in areas such ments, questions and com- sponding to the suggestions of "We felt this would be a prime that would prevent the forma- speeches Friday and Saturday, as literature, anthropology, lin- Etaints relating to the Jerome patrons. area for a bicentennial confer- tion of political factions. are free and open to the public. guistics, English, philosophy ibrary. Rush Miller, dean of "It is the patron's right to ence, and indeed it is the only Other speakers from universi- Tilgner said he expects more and political science. libraries, said students are voice their opinion, and I feel one of the hundreds going on ties across the country will con- than 200 people at Wood's pre- Other support for the confer- free to express their opinions like they are writing to me throughout the next three years sider the Constitution writers' sentation ana 75 to 100 people at ence comes from the College of by fllling out a form and drop- personally, so I try my best to that focuses on the provisions of attitudes on topics such as the other speeches. Arts and Sciences, the Office of ping it into the suggestion answer," Miller said. our constitutional protections of equality, property rights, eco- Tilgner said advanced dis- University Relations and the private property,' Tilgner said. nomic policy-making, moral cussion sessions and lunches on Graduate College, Tilgner said. He said he feels that vulgar Tilgner said they chose the philosophy and economic liber- Thursday and Friday will allow The Social Philosophy and Miller said that he answers opinions and negative per- three-year format since the sub- conference-goers to meet di- Policy Center, located at the 90 percent of the suggestions, sonal criticisms of staff mem- ject breaks down into three sep- "We have been very careful rectly with the speakers. These corner of (lough Street and and the other 10 percent are bers are "unworthy of an arate historical eras. about selecting speakers from events require advance regis- Ttoup Avenue, was founded in answered by staff members, answer," and are thrown "This year we want to look at all points of the spectrum to give tration with the Social Philoso- 1961. or are referred to other de- away. the founding of the Constitution a wide variety of viewpoints in phy and Policy Center. University philosophy profes- partments on campus who There are complaints about in terms of the way the concept an open forum. Hopefully we'll Next year's conference will sors Fred Miller and Jeffrey are better able to respond to the temperature of the li- of economic rights was treated get a lot of good debate and a lot cover the way the Supreme Paul established the center as a them. brary, the cleanliness, the and how it evolved during the of audience participation," Court and the federal court sys- privately funded organization "The number one com- construction delays and al- writing of the document, 'he Tilgner said. tem interpreted these clauses in independent of the University. plaint from students is about most anything else that said. Another major goal of the the 19th and 20th centuries until The center studies the ethical the library hours," Miller crosses patron's minds. conference is to present the va- the Great Depression. aspects of public policy ques- said. "Students didn't feel According to Miller, there THE FEATURED speaker for rious viewpoints in layman's "There was a very distinct tions, without taking stands on that the library was open are suggestions for improv- this year's conference will be terms. way the courts approached the- these issues. enough in the summer, and ing the library as well as we received a large amount many compliments for the of complaints about that," be

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Researchers discover House OKs alien bill WASHINGTON (AP) - The House passed a bill THE BILL would use as its "stick" a system of yesterday to slow the influx of illegal aliens with a fines and prison terms against employers who gene that causes MD carrot-and-stick program of amnesty for those knowingly hire undocumented workers. As a with roots and penalties for employers who hire balancing "carrot," those who crossed the border NEW YORK (API-Re- in our efforts to conquer this herited disease marked by undocumented workers. illegally before 1982 and established roots in the searchers have found the disease, but we still have a gradual death of muscle tis- The compromise legislation, written by a con- United States would be given legal status. long-sought gene responsible long way to go to develop sue. It occurs when the pro- ference committee, went to the Senate after the To protect Hispanics, the bill would create new for the most common form of treatments." tein is missing or altered. 238-173 vote. protections against employment discrimination muscular dystrophy, a "his- The discovery of the gene Scientists had presumed based on national origin or citizenship status. A toric discovery that could by Louis Kunkel, Anthony that the defective protein re- "It isn't the Sistine Chapel, but it's not a bad special council would be created in the Justice lead to the first direct treat- Monaco and colleagues at sponsible for the disease was paint job," said Rep. Dan Lungren. R-Calif., who Department to enforce the protections. Employ- ment of this now-incurable Children's Hospital and Har- located in muscle tissue, but played a major role in writing the bill. ers of three or fewer people would be exempted disease. vard Medical School in Bos- so little had been known about The bill had been forced off the House floor late from that provision. ton caps several years of the ailment that scientists last month in an embarrassing procedural defeat The Muscular Dystrophy unusual cooperation by scien- had been unable to prove that left sponsors pronouncing it dead. In one of the many balancing acts of the bill, the Association, which provided tists around the world. that - until now. But with nearly 5,000 aliens apprehended on a civil rights language could be wiped out by Con- much of the financial support In a report to be published typical day, not to speak of those who elude U.S. gress after three years if a General Accounting for the research, cautioned today in Nature magazine, Kunkel and his collabora- Border Patrol and other authorities, sponsors Office report found the provisions were unfair to that the discovery would not Kunkel and Monaco describe tors found that the gene had resuscitated the legislation within the last week. employers. Likewise, employer sanctions could immediately help children the isolation of a segment of produced in muscle tissue a end at the same time, if found to cause widespread with Duchenne muscular genetic material that makes substance called messenger A determined band of legislators was bent on discrimination. dystrophy, an illness that af- up about 10 percent of the RNA, an intermediate step in getting an immigration bill passed despite the The bill would provide $4 billion over four years flicts 20,000 to 50,000 Ameri- Duchenne muscular dystro- the production of a protein by rapidly approaching Nov. 4 elections and the rush to reimburse state and local governments for can boys who will not survive phy gene. This piece of the the gene. to adjournment. These lawmakers led conference providing benefits to newly legalized aliens, who beyond their 20s. Eene can now be used to iso- Kunkel said in a telephone talks which produced a compromise version of the would be barred from receiving federal assistance ite the entire gene. interview yesterday that the bill. for five years. "We're extremely encour- THE RESEARCHERS also next critical step in the re- aged and excited by this his- report that the gene appears search will be to identify the toric discovery," said Donald to serve as the blueprint for protein encoded by the gene, Wood, the association's asso- manufacture of a protein in a straightforward task that ciate director of research. muscle tissue. Duchenne could be accomplished within Cuyahoga River still toxic "It's a very big step forward muscular dystrophy is an in- a year. Study recommends stiffer regulation of waste

CLEVELAND (AP)-The for the two-year study because being used aggressively to pro- kinds of pollution that caused of its history of pollution prob- tect this vital natural recource." Soviets pull 1,500 troops the Cuyahoga River to catch fire lems. The Cuyahoga River, which 17 years ago have all but disap- The river's pollution gained originates in Geauga County, SHINDAND, Afghanistan (AP) - Communist Publicity about the withdrawal began immedi- peared, but a report to be re- notoriety in 1969 when oil and winds its way south to Akron Party chief Najibullah threw flower petals at ately after Gorbachev's announcement and culmi- leased today shows toxic grease on the surface of the before heading north, emptying about 1,500 members of a Soviet tank regiment nated this week in a carefully supervised visit to substances are still polluting the river caught fire. into Lake Erie after passing who clanked away in a dusty column yesterday on Afghanistan for about 100 foreign journalists, river. Foran said the river's visible through the industrial Flats sec- their long and well-publicized trip home. most of them from the Soviet Union and its East pollution has essentially been tion of Cleveland. The departure from a parched basin in this European allies. According to the study, toxic cleaned up. Foran said the study was region near the Iranian frontier began the with- THE SEVEN-DAY tour was arranged in Mos- materials in the Cuyahoga River "We maintain that toxic dis- based on data collected by the drawal of about 8,000 of the estimated 115,000 cow by the Soviet Foreign Ministry and Afghan have lowered water quality and charges, which are invisible,... Ohio Environmental Protection Soviet soldiers who helped the communist govern- officials. limited fish and other aquatic are just as severe." said Foran, Agency, which issues permits to ment fight Moslem guerrillas. Visiting reporters are allowed almost no inde- life. who co-authored the report. industrial and municipal dis- pendent movement, but the visit has provided a The National Wildlife Feder- HE SAID the toxic substances chargers through the National Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev promised the rare glimpse of lite since the 1978 communist ation, which conducted the study are being discharged from in- Pollutant Discharge Elimina- Cullout in July during a speech in Vladivostok, revolution plunged government forces and Mos- with the Ohio Wildlife Feder- dustrial plants and municipal tion System. loscow has contended that Afghan government lem rebels into a war that many observers feel ation, said regulatory programs water treatment plants along Ohio EPA spokesman Allan forces are much stronger now than when it sent neither side can win. Afghanistan normally is designed to control the release the river. Franks said the agency re- the first troops to Kabul in December 1979. closed to Western journalists. of toxic substances into water- "This study shows that toxic viewed a draft of the report but Western diplomats in Afghanistan say the with- Najibullah was dressed in green fatigues for the ways have not been effective in pollution is a major problem in bad not yet seen the final ver- drawal is insignificant - a gesture timed to ward heroes' sendoff given the tank soldiers. He de- Ohio. the Cuyahoga River and that sion. off criticism during annual U.N. debate on the clared the occasion "a historic day for Afghani- They recommend a number of government and the regulated "ITS NOT a surprise to any- Afghan war later this year. stan." changes to tighten control of community need to do more to one (that there are toxic sub- Soviet officials call it a symbol of Kremlin toxic discharge. clean it up," Jay Hair, executive stances in the river) and we willingness to achieve a political settlement in The 38-year-old leader told the departing troops Jeffery Foran, staff scientist vice president of the National fully agree work needs to be Afghanistan. They say a complete pullout is not the years after the coup in April 1978 were a of the federation's Great Lakes Wildlife Federation, said in a done," said Franks. "We are possible until the United States, Pakistan and difficult and black period of our revolution," but Natural Resources Center in statement. "Unfortunately, now just begining to deal with other countries stop supplying political support government forces had grown stronger with the Ann Arbor, Mich., said the existing legal tools, including toxics that heretofore have not and weapons to the Moslem guerrillas. Soviets' help. Cuyahoga River was selected the Clean Water Act, are not been dealt with." SKI JACKSON HOLE WITH \&m! January 3-11 ****************** * includes round trip bus transportation * lodging at Jackson Hole Racquet Club condominiums siooS100 deposit required * a-day lift ticket * 2 parties with signup SIGN-UPS BEGIN MONDAY For More into call 2-2313 ****************

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BOSTON (AP)-The Boston always plagued Manager Gene down with the New York Mets, Clemens, after failing to win The Falcons will be rep- The junior notched two Red Sox, with pitching ace Mauch. who won the National League in his first two starts in the resented in this year's World Soals and two assists against Roger Clemens leading the way, Clemens' four-hit pitching into pennant earlier in the day by series, showed the form that Series. le Wolverines. thrashed the California Angels the seventh inning and a tow- beating Houston in six games. made him baseball's most domi- New York pitcher Roger 8-1 last night to win Game 7 of ering three-run homer by Jim Game 1 will be Saturday night in nant pitcher this season. He McDowell, a former Falcon WITH HIS next win, BG the American League playoffs Rice helped deny California the New York. settled into a groove early in the hurler, played a major role in eoaltender Gary Kruzich will and a trip to the World Series. first pennant in its 26-year his- Mauch, whose team had been 56-degree night and was never in the Met's 7-6 victory yester- reak the school record for tory, and also re-routed Mauch's within one strike of the serious trouble, striking out day. The right-handed relief career wins. The senior Ail- Boston completed its plans for his first World Series in championship on Sunday, had three while walking just one. pitcher hurled five scoreless American tied Wally Charko comeback from a last-strike 3-1 25 years of managing. said after losing Game 6 that the innings in the National (1977-61) with his 61st victory- deficit in the series in surpris- The Red Sox, aided by two decisive game would show Clemens, who gave up a lead- League pennant clincher. last week, a 5-2 win over ingly easy fashion and put a crucial errors, knocked out John which team knew how to win off single to Ruppert Jones in the He finished the 1986 regular Michigan. crushing end to the season for Candelaria in the fourth in tak- when it had to - and it did, as seventh and was relieved by season with a 14-9 record, 22 the Angels, while also continu- ing a 7-0 lead. They then cruised another one of his teams col- Calvin Schiraldi, walked off the saves and 3.02 ERA. CCHA HOCKEY ing the big-game jinx that has info their World Series show- lapsed under pressure. field to a thunderous ovation. I.Michigan State 2-0(2-0) FALCON NOTES 2WesternMichigan 1-1(1-1) BowlingGreen 1-1 (1-1) Bowling Green's football FerrisState 1-1(1-1) Astros' dreams fade into New York 'Knight' team will go up against an old Illinois-Chicago 1-1 (1-1) foe when it visits Washington, Michigan 1-1 (1-) Saturday. Miami 1-1 (1-1) HOUSTON (AP) - Ray Knight keyed a three-run 16th inning Houston's final attempt at victory came when pinch-hitter Davey Huskies' coach Don James B.Ohio State 0-2 (0-2) yesterday and the New York Mets survived one last Houston Astros1 Lopes walked with one out. Doran singled to left, advancing 1 .opes to piloted Kent State to a Mid- 9.Lake Superior 00 (00) rally to win their third National League pennant, 7-6, in the longest second. Hatcher singled to left-center, scoring Lopes with Doran American Conference ■ postseason game ever. stopping at second. Denny Walling hit into a fnrceout. Glenn Davis championship in 1972 and won BG's volleyball team can The Mets' extra-inning rally was their second of the game as they singled to center, scoring Doran and sending Walling to second Coach of the Year honors the boast of having two of this erased a 30 deficit in the ninth inning and took a 4-3 lead in the before Orosco struck out Bass to end the game. same season. Two of James' week's MAC leaders. before the Astros' Billy Hatcher tied if in the bottom of the inning assistants, Gary Pinkel and Middle blocker Lisa Berar- with a home run that hit the screen attached to the left-field foul Jim Heacock, are also former dinelii continues to hold down pole. Mets reliever Roger McDowell, who entered the game in the ninth, assistants at BG. the top spot in the blocks per New York will open the World Series at home Saturday against retired the first 10 natters he faced, completing a string on 18 in row game category. The senior's Boston, the winner of the American League playoff series. started by Rick Aguilera. THE FALCONS are among 1.51 average puts her ahead It may take that long for the Mets to come down from their the nation's top twenty in of Miami's Kathy Tepe (1.35) pennant clincher, a game that provided brilliant pitching and clutch three team categories. and teammate Kelley Eilett hitting and saw the Astros' dream finally die with the winning run on BG's defense against the (1.10). base. pass allows only 120.3 yards After her outstanding play ASTROS' LEFT-HANDER Bob Knepper held the Mets to two hits BG triumphs, 1-0 per game, giving them sev- last week, outside hitter Jo before they rallied in the ninth, while Mets pitchers shut out the enth place. Its turnover ratio Lynn Williamson jumped to Astros from the second until the 14th. of positive 1.33 is tenth, while the fu-st slot in digs per game. Darryl Strawberry, hitless in four previous at-bats, started the The Bowling Green soccer Mickey Loescher in the nets. the Falcons' 10.3 yards on The junior leads the MAC winning rally with a pop-fly double off losing pitcher Aurelio Lopez. team secured its second road Loeshcer was unable to start punt returns places them with a 3.21 average, just Strawberry hit the ball off his fists into center field, and the ball fell victory of the season last night because of an NCAA soccer rule 18th. ahead of Toledo's Marquise between Hatcher and second baseman Bill Doran. The ball hit the when they defeated the Univer- which prohibits an athlete from Individually, Greg Johnson Bass (3.14i. artificial turf and bounced over Hatcher's head as Strawberry went sity of Dayton 1-0. playing in the game after an is 19th in the country with a Williamson, whose .297 hit- to second. ejection. 42.4 yard punting average. ting percentage moved her Knight, traded from the Astros to New York in 1984, then singled to The only score of the game Loescher was ejected in Sun- into the conference's top ten, right field. Houston right fielder Kevin Bass' throw was up the third- came 13:29 into the second half day's 1-0 victory at Eastern MAC FOOTBALL is also second in kills per base line and too late to get Strawberry. when midfielder Kevin McGrath Michigan for kicking a Huron l.Miami 40 (5-1) game with a 4.22 average. KNIGHT WENT to second on the throw, and Jeff Calhoun relieved netted his first goal of the sea- player. 2.Kent State 3-0 (3-3) Miami's Wendy Tepe leads Lopez. Calhoun threw a wild pitch that sent Knight to third, and son. Tom Kasten began the scor- BG now owns an 8-3-2 mark. 3.Central Michigan 3-1 (4-1) her by only two-one hun- Wally Backman walked. A second wild pitch by Calhoun scored ing play when he stole a Flyer The shutout was the the sixth of 4.Ball State 2-1 (4-2) dreths of a point. Knight and Len Dykstra added a single off the glove of first baseman clearing pass and started to- the season for the Falcons and S.Bowling Green 3-2 (3-3) Glenn Davis to score the final run. ward the Dayton goal. Kasten the second in a row. 6.Eastern Michigan 1-3 (3-3) MAC VOLLEYBALL New York reliever Jesse Orosco, who allowed Hatcher's home crossed the ball left to McGrath The Falcons took 27 shots as Toledo 1-3 (2-4) 1.Western Michigan 60 (10-4) run, earned his third victory in the series despite allowing Houston who then beat Flyer goalie Dan Dayton managed seven. Neff 8.Western Michigan 0-3 (0-6) 2.Miami 4-1 (13-4) to once again draw near. Neff one-on-one. The assist was made eight saves and Wyville 9.0hio 0-4 (00) 3.Central Michigan 5-2 (8-7) Kasten's third of the fall. stopped three Flyer shots-on- i] II D 4.Bowling Green 4-2 (12-5) goal. 5.Eastern Michigan 4-3 (13-5) SOPHOMORE DARREN Wy- Coach Gary Palmisano's have Falcon center Paul Yse- S.Ball State 2-3 (80) ville gained the shutout win in a 5-1 record at home, a 2-2-1 baert was named BG's 7.Toledo 2-4 (9-11) goal for the Falcons while mak- mark on the road and a 1-0-1 Player of the Week for his 8.Kent 20 (5-9) ing his first start at Bowling record at neutral sites. BG host performance against Michi- 9.0hio 00 (3-11) Green. Wyville was replacing Ohio State at 2 p.m. Saturday.

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Replays strive for perfect ' 10' NFL experiment Maybe, some day the National Sideline The instant replay concept could very well League will adopt it. The key element is time. The National slowing games be the answer to solving controversial prob- Football League needs the same by Dennis Cisco time in order for the replay rule sports reporter lems. It has only been in existence for six to develop. (AP) - The NFL's noble attempts to speed up its games are weeks and nothing can be fairly judged The concept of the 45-second being undone this season by another of its noble experiments - Some things in the sports clock in college basketball is a the instant replay. world are perfect. Granted, not after such a small time span. similar situation. Although the After six weeks, the 84 games this National Football League many, but some things are rule is opposed by several season have averaged nearly 3 hours, 11 minutes, two minutes perfect. coaches, its benefits outweigh longer than last year, and one minute above the 3:10 mark to make it flawless. between the officials on the field the negative aspects. after six weeks two years ago, which was what prompted the A score of 300 in bowling; Jack On paper, it looks like a and in the booth. So maybe, for the rule to league to try to speed things up. Nicklaus' golf swing; Nadia perfect idea. On the other hand, the rule has survive, it needs some changes. Go back to March, 1965. Comenci's gymnastic The new instant replay rule changed some of the incorrect The NFL was coining off one of its worst seasons as far as maneuvers in the 1976 should clear up any possible calls made by the officials on the ONE CHANGE that could television ratings were concerned and the owners were search- Olympics; and Don Larson's controversial calls made by field. Despite some of the benefit the replay rule concerns ing for reasons. One which seemed to bring a consensus - pitching effort in the 1956 World officials on the field. If they are troubles several coaches and the the NFL coaches. Under a games were too long. Series are among the few not clearly sure about a certain media have claimed, the instant possible change in the rule, Enter what was dubbed the "Pace of the Game Package," a "perfections" the sports world call, they can contact officials in replay concept could very well somewaht like the United States group of changes in rules and procedures. nas seen. a booth, who will in turn review be the answer to solving Football League rule, if a coach THOSE CHANGES included encouraging officials to put the the questioned play. After controversial problems. feels an official has made an ball in play more quickly; cutting down the length of timeouts However, most things are far eyeing the call from two angles, inaccurate call, he can ask an in the last two minutes; lengthening commercials but cutting from being perfect. the officials "upstairs" ONE THING should be kept in official for a replay of the the number of commercial breaks; and keeping the clock The judces in boxing; umpires communicate their decision to mind with the instatnt replay questionable call. If the officials running on penalty calls if it would have kept running anyway. calling balls and strikes; Dan the referees on the field and that rule. It's a brand new rule and watching the replay agree with The new rules were violated last year as much as they were Marino's passing accuracy result stands. like all new things, it's not going the officals' call on the field, observed, but they managed to trim the length of games by a • after many thought is was to be perfect at first. The instant then it costs a coach one minute. But this season, the delays to watch replays - one in perfect); and the skier who falls NOW, IF the referees on the replay needs to be given a timeout. If the officials in the St. Louis was timed in the press box at five minutes - have down on the promo to field feel they have made a chance. It has only Deen in booth agree with the coach, then been enough to bring the average up. ABC's Wide World of Spoils are mistake, they can confer with existence for six weeks and the call can be corrected and the There are other factors, of course, foremost among them the several imperfections that exist officials who can take another nothing can be fairly judged play changed. networks. in sports. look at the play and help make a after such a small time span. As time passes, maybe other Despite the stricture in the 1985 rule changes that there were correct call. There have been many other changes can be implemented to to be no more commercials after kickoffs, they were aired last And what many people are Sound perfect? No more rules that, when first help perfect the replay rule. year and are being aired this year. That is, a team scores, calling the most recent flaw in questions on calls? Well, not introduced, were displayed in a If all the little gliches can be there's a commercial, the kickoff, then another commercial. sports is the use of instant quite yet. negative fashion, but after some worked out, I'm sure the instant Then there's the other one - no commercials in a late double- replays in professional football So far this season, the instant time had passed, were readily replay rule will be accepted by header game until the rest of the games are over, usually about io decide whether the officials replay rule has caused some accepted. almost everyone in football. 4:30 p.m. EDT. on the field have made the problems - something it's Give the NFL some credit. In The first quarter in the Denver-Dallas game two weeks ago correct call. supposed to eliminate. Some of The designated hitter rule is a the sports world of was without commercials and ended at about 34 minutes past the snafus include the amount of perfect example. It exists only imperfections, the NFL is trying the hour. Then the commercial breaks came in buckets ana the However, with a change or time it takes for the officials in in the American League, but to perfect football with the final time of game was 3:22. two in the system, the problems the booth to make a decision and since it's introduction, the rule replay rule change. It just needs NONE OF this is much of a surprise to fans, who seem to with the rule could be corrected rniscommunication troubles has played a key role. a chance. have become used to it - in contrast to the fans in Britain, some of whom wondered about the long stretches of idle time in the Bears-Cowboys exhibition there last summer. But don't expect much to be done about it, at least not if it involves the networks. The TV contract expires after the Sweetest Day Special season and nobody in the NFL is about to do anything to m GUMMY BEAR Balloon Bouquet alienate a network. 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Be Kocevski is over 6- There's always room for games to play and there is no it. 2, but does not play a very good improvement. And even though law saying the Aces, Hoosiers or Midfielders spend an eternity air game. And while he can last night's 1-0 victory over the Zips can't screw up. running in a soccer game. Sure, switch the ball well, he is not Dayton Flyers gave the Bowling But don't bet the dorm room The referees made mistakes around in its own half of the field everyone but the goalies run and about to set any quickness Green Soccer team an 8-3-2 on it. both times by not calling before knocking it out-of-bounds run and run during a soccer records. record, they can be better. Palmisano's squad is infractions, but BG can't expect to set up the fateful Ace comer game, but it's the midfielder The other BG midfielders are wonderfully close to being a the refs to catch everything. The kick. who really logs the game-time generally quicker but do not And chances are they will be Falcons must bear down until a next year. After all, BG will only national power. mileage. nave the instincts of Valbuena, lose fwo seniors and at least 23 BG's backfield has whistle is blown. When BG's defense makes a The oetter midfielders are nor the height necessary to give Falcons should return. respectable talent. Sweeper Joe mistake, it is usually mental. also endowed with the ability to Bowling Green the midfield Petzker Is solid in the middle The backfield has rarely been They have the physical skill to know where their teammates balance it needs to be a national and freshman goalie Mickey guilty of not working the ball out stay with everyone they have are at all times and make contender. Gary Palmisano's team is as Loescher has the potential to one of the defensive third. But just played so far. difficult passes. BDod as their record indicates, day become one of the nation's such a problem became a key Offensively, the Falcons are in That's a textbook description Keep in mind the Falcons ut their three loses have been best keepers. Also, backs Ron factor in the second half of the fine shape. of former Falcon Ail-American have a young team and one crucial. BG has lost to Haines, Brian Cook and Jon Evansville game. A biting wind midfielder Neil Ridgway. He would think they will again be Felton are workaholics. and a persistent Ace attack were SOPHOMORE TOM Kasten was a large part of the reason strong next year. Evansville, Akron and Indiana. BUT THE backfield has made partly responsible for that and seniors Nan Shin and Gary BG finished 16-3-1 in 1983. But for now, it would be Those teams hold the top spots its share of mistakes. Although failure. Mexicotte have handled the the interesting to see how the in the Great Lakes Region. The it has not cost BG a game yet, two forward slots well. Shin, BG does not have that type of Falcons would play with top three at the end of the season the defense has twice relaxed The Falcon 'D' gave away the who in the past has been accused a midfielder this fall. But then Mexicotte in the midfield and advance to the NCAA while expecting an offsides call eventual winning goal to of carrying the ball too long, is again, very few teams can claim Kasten at striker opposite Shin. tournament. against the oppostion only to Evansville last week with less adapting to the team ethic. such a luxury. It might happen. The Falcons currently sit in have the other team score a than 10 seconds left in the first Kasten, who usually comes off The key problem with BG's But don't bet the dorm room the number four spot, a position goal. half. BG was putzing the ball the bench, has a strong shot with midfielders is a physical on it. Laxers host Falcon Cup Mack no wimp, coach says BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Cleve- time," Schottenheimer said. him in any way, and he has to let by Andy Woodard other six clubs will be Kent Aside from the Falcons. land Browns' Coach Marty "We've all seen him drop his us know if he's ready. sports reporter State, Case Western Reserve, Sullivan pointed out several Schottenheimer said yesterday shoulder and hit people with it. Toledo, Hiedelburg, Toledo other teams who have a shot he has never questioned the He's a powerful guy. This Sunday the Bowling Glass City and Ohio Univer- at the title. toughness of running back Kevin "He says he feels better now Green lacrosse club will host sity. "OU is a favorite because Mack, who has been sidelined by than he has at any time since he the third annual Falcon Cup Mack bruised the shoulder in got hurt." no one has played them in a bruised shoulder for most of the season opener against the tournament, which will fea- BG co-captain Morgan Sul- over a year, he added, "and the first six games this season. ture a seven team field. The livan said the Falcons should Toledo is a favorite because Chicago Bears and has played in Sames will take place at the be one of the favorites after they won it last year. But only one of five games since. Mack's value to the team has ltramural fields. an undefeated 3-0 start. really all seven teams have a "It's just the type of injury been painfully evident in the The tournament will be "I'd consider us a strong chance to win it." that is an aggravation, partic- "He's played really less than a Browns' rushing statistics. Both somewhat different from that favorite," he said. "Our long The winner and runner-up ularly for a running back," said full game out of the six," Schot- Mack and Earnest Byner rushed of the past two years when it practices and three games of the tournament will re- Schottenheimer, who expects tenheimer said. "We're going to for more than 1,000 yards last was a round-robin format. Srevious to the cup are strong ceive "a nice trophy", as will Mack to return to action this work him in practice and I ex- year, but Byner's running pro- This year, the tournament actors in our favor. Goalie the most outstanding player, Sunday against the Green Bay pect that he'll play this week, duction has dropped because of will be single-elimination, Mark Cordan and our depth in which will be voted upon by a Packers. we've got to expose him to ev- the absence of a second threat in with the host Falcons draw- midfield will be a factor if we representative from each erything in practice, not limit the backfield. ing a first round bye. 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UL SHEILA WALKER. REOOAt WITH SAFARI. CHICAGO'S NO. 1. OUKER end GOPHER Tear. FM SO EXCITED YOU ARE MY LITTLE' SAT , OCT 29, • P.M.. UNION BALLROOM We were met ktdrfng yeeterday CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS YOU'RE THE GREATEST" LOVE. YOUR BtQ Theta ChJ Homecoming was great, spon MARAMBEE-UNITY PARTY. CARIBBEAN SWEETEST DAY SPECIALS We'nt looking torwerd to me weekend teneoue. but not too Wo' Lets go to work on ASSN . BSU. UAO. WSA, MSA. ADMISSION Love, Klaus and »j Ul' Tracy Johnson that passport soon end get om of Ohio by noont »1. Oweatsst Day cards and gifts Who am f77 Soon you wS know. Gat peyohedH Thanks Again. Heether Sweetheart roses long stemmed Love, Your Big SENIORS ELLEN CAREER AWARENESS WEEK roses, carnations--basoons Tuxedo F 0 Noes Corporation presents IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN DECEMBER Get exceed mud ol honor ULS' KM WaUlAMS AND OUUeti IsUIMNS JeansNThtnge 20 1986 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES. 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Auetrale and brother Welcome to Alpha Sigma Pht Al men who em be arieatsd si e few weeks ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Chits Youl be henoCuftad and the whole tut' Youl America from Cotonlel times to the Pieeent THURSDAY. OCT 30 8 30 PM i, J] year-old whHe mele gred student. CAREER AWARENESS WEEK Miriam Dixaon. Dept ol Halory University of receive an luetiWtcabun number and wont be Room 1012 MMAC BUg or cal 372-2186 food sense of humor wishes to meet female Wyse Advertising Agency presents set tree urns you hnd your match! The real a al New England New South Wales. Austrsea wS greo-unuei grsu ju— For oonvereenon, ornner, un» LeunSRouo-- Todd Thompson Accounting Supervisor Brass payers eepedety neededl hm and games' Bo reedy for speak Monday October 20. 7 30 p.m.. 113 CreOk Avaaabte a movie. Let's go slowly end see H anything Tomghts Sis bk) right! Do you have ■ figured THURS Oct 16. 7 30 BA Reception to tosow at 9 pm in the same Alpha XI Delta OHIO SUITE UNIVERSITY UNION develops Picture hetptul. Hace. cow. creed. out yet? Get ready to celebrate tonight's going room Sponsored by Woman's Studies. EDAS. no barrier. Reply to P.O. Sox 911, SowUng tobe greet! Forms! Dress OPEN TO ALL'" History Green, Ohio 4S482 DL Love and More of Una. Who's Who Nomination Forms Your Bag Gtvena. A eeahli Now • Ncrxnate Yourself I'm reedy to Party wtth you1 ■ Notwiale a Friend LOST & FOUND Luv. Sped UtHe MicheSa Wheeler, Ill TODAY i" Pick up e form In 405 Student Servtcee Round and round Ihe candle will go- II you own sn Apple II computer don't miss your Nomnetton Deaden*. No. 7th Found A nng *t 2nd floor bathroom of Hayes Where !t will slop, you wHI soon Inow- campus -city Apple II user group meeting st WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT GROOVY RECORDS HaS Cat 2-8188 to Identify Sunday. Ocl 19 300 PM the oaraao will glow end Ihe flame will bum- 7 00 D m in the Ott Campus Commuter Center. FIRST BSTTHDAY SALEM And aa you my little will scon leam- today'" For more into cal 353-7901 Kobacker-FREE 20*. OFF used records WANTED Found A Quartz ladies watch Pulsar Contact the secret sis who has hldoen her turn! 10% OFF Imports AMA Formal Meeting Oct 21 st at 7 30 in OCMB 6209 428 E Wooster (Behind Daly Marti RUM McFal Assembly Room The speaker writ be Ed GOLD WATCH LOST Se*o quartz leal Friday Your tag 1 female non-smoking roommate needed to Qreenlee representing Coca Cols at either aerobics or near the Rec My deceas- ■ubeieea st 815 4th SI for Spring semester or GROOVY RECORDS months of March « Aprl Cel Amy 353-8501 ATTENTION ANYONE WHO IS CREATIVE OR ed father gave it to me Please return $26 SIS E. 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II THROUGH OCT. 26 Skit people-entertainers ExceSent experience Kappa Sigma would Ilka to wish the bast of Haynde- Square Dance on Saturday. October Carmg and Confidential eary best and I wouldn't trade you tor Ins world AT THE UNION OVAL tor people with theatre or dance xitereets kick to Hie Kappe Slg Tnatheton teem Satur- 18 The tun begins at 4 00 Cat 352-6486 tor Center lor Choice Love, your AGD little HELP US, HELP OTHERS Outgoing personalty and high oner gy ere pr ere more information or stop by 612 E Wooster day. Stare LuSwIg »«l el, MS Hinds Toledo gutarte quaattcanona. Part time-weekends Ap- laker, Gay Duntord-Runner Go for it guys. FRENCH CLUB MEETING 419-255-7769 Receive a FREE gift lor hung out s X Penney ply In parson at Henry J'a. 1532 S. Byrne, after Attention MM A.E.K.0J. 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