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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Showtri lod.y High In Ihe low 60i. Vol. 68 Issue 35 THE BG NEWSThursday, October 24,1985 BG man charged with grand theft by Teresa Tarantlno person in University Lot 8. liam Bess, director of Public hearing on Nov. 4. dents were parking their car in University building where they staff reporter Mark Lay, of 303 N. Enter- Safety. The maximum penalty for the lot when they noticed a car called campus police, he said. prise St., an employee of Man- The grill was valued at $300. grand theft one is five years in parked in front of other parked Bess said if it had not been for A Bowling Green resident was ville Corp. in Waterville, was Lay appeared in court yester- prison and a $2,500 fine. cars in the lot. The students the two students' cooperation arrested Tuesday night by Uni- arrested after police arrived at day morning and was released LAY HAS a record of a pre- copied down the car's license Lay would not have been appre- versity police and charged with the lot north of Offenhauer Tow- on bis own recognizance after vious petty theft conviction in number and got a complete de- hended. grand theft one after two Uni- ers and found him in possession being charged with a felony Bowling Green Municipal Court scription of the suspect, Bess He declined to release the versity students called campus of a front grill taken from a theft. from October 1979. said students' names pending hear- safety to report a suspicious nearby car, according to Wil- He is scheduled for a pretrial Bess said two University stu- The students then went to a ings. G.S.-China agreement threatened WASHINGTON (AP) - Newly uncovered information that China has recently offered sensi- tive nuclear technology to Iran and other nations threatens to derail the U.S.-China nuclear cooperation agreement signed in July, congressional experts and other analysts said yester- They voiced concern that China will help other nations, including Iran, acquire a nu- clear weapons capability in vio- lation of the spirit of the U.S.- China nuclear agreement, which provides the framework for Running late BG News/Kevin Hopkins sales of U.S. commercial nu- A jogger runs between Eppler South and the Education Building late yesterday afternoon. clear technology to China. Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., went public with charges Mon- day that China has aided, or offered aid, to Brazil, Argentina, Busy Homecoming weekend planned Pakistan, South Africa and Iran. "My information is that China has either engaged in serious by Patti Skinner classes of '60 and '65 and a equivilent organization is biking nuclear trade negotiations with staff reporter Additional Homecoming events, page 4. luncheon for graduates of the the game ball from Kent to or actually has continued a se- •20s and '30s. Bowling Green, about a 150-mile ries of nuclear exports to each This weekend's activities will Larry Weiss, assistant vice ride. The Kent riders will leave and every one of these five 'nu- wind up a year of work for the intramural fields a snake dance a pep rally and bonfire spon- president of alumni affairs, said about their university about 3 clear outlaw' nations subse- Homecoming Committee. will begin. The Resident Student sored by the Student Athletic about 80 people have signed up a.m. and be met halfway by the quent to Chinese discussions Events were scheduled Association is sponsoring the Board. Coaches and players in- for '20s/'30s luncheon. BG bikers who will bring the ball with the Reagan administration throughout the week, but the snake dance and nopes to set a cluding quarterback Brian Mc- to the stadium. officials on the importance of weekend celebration starts with world record. The old record, 8,- Clure and tight end Jerry AT 8:39 A.M. the 7.5-kilometer At the game the Alumni Band curbingF such troublesome ex- an almost constant flow of activ- 659, was set by a group in En- yless will speak at the pep race sponsored by the Student of about 150 members will per- ports,' he said. ity from 4:30 to 11 pjn. on Fri- gland, and before that the Recreation Center starts at the form during pre-game with the day. University held the record from Fireworks will mark the Ice Arena, goes around the golf Marching Band. Alumni Band CRANSTON ACCUSED the The Homecoming parade to 1974 to 1976. grand finale of the evening. course and stadium area and members were sent the music Reagan administration of a the intramural fields near the Greg Decrane, Student Activ- ends at the Alumni Center. ahead of time and will march on cover-up in suppressing such stadium begins the evening. DAVE RICE, RSA vice presi- ities director, said the fireworks There are 42 divisions for run- to the field to play the fight song, information and said he would About 60 units are marching ui dent, said RSA is organizing the display will resemble the end of ners, according to Michelle alma mater and national an- oppose the agreement, which the parade, including the Falcon snake dance to promote school a Fourth of July fireworks show. Harder, assistant director at the them. Edith Ludwig Bell will would take effect early next Marching Band, the Sic Sic Ka- spirit and anyone is welcome The four minutes of fireworks Rec. direct the band during the alma year unless Congress blocks it zoo Band, floats from a number including faculty, alumni and cost $1,500 and will include a Entry forms are available at mater, which she wrote in 1960. Other informed congressional of residence halls and some en- coummunity people. ground display of a huge cake the Rec Center through the day During pre-game the Home- sources said China had offered tries from the communitysuch The snake dance will wind with a "75'rin the middle. of the race and there is no entry coming King and Queen winners to sell nuclear technology to as the Wood County One Wheel- across campus past all the resi- Saturday, numerous recep- fee. will be announced. After the Iran after the agreement with ers, a group of unicyclists. dence halls and greek living tions are being held for alumni, The Resident Student Associa- game the first Anniversary the United States takes effect. Once the parade reaches the units and end at College Park for including reunions for the tion and Kent State University's • See Homecoming, page 9. Rock stars get hungry, too Waite talks Organization to supply munchies 'Boy millionaire' getting through

by Julie Fauble They and their crews need to be UAO also stocks the stars'dress- like this, said Gale Swanka, di- staff reporter fed. ing rooms with food and bever- rector of UAO. by Greg Klerkx heart-throb in some circles. The University Activities Or- For his dressing room, John Friday editor How do feel about that sort of When John Waite and Cheap ganization supplies the crews The bands include their re- Waite has requested grilled label? Trick come to Bowling Green, with food for breakfast and quests for food in the contract chicken, cheese, fruit and vege- John Waite doesn't want to they require more than Just lunch, which they prepare them- with the University, which is table platters, crackers, potato be known as a teen heart- Teen heart-throb? I don't lights, a stage and an audience. selves, and caters their dinner. standard procedure for an event chips, wheat bread, tuna fish, throb, but he doesn't mind really think I'm a teen heart- mayonnaise and one large Ber- being called a "boy million- throb. If that's a response to muda onion. aire!'' my music, that's fine because For when be and his band get In a phone interview with I'm getting through. I don't thirsty, they have requested cof- 71»e BG News last week, care about age, sex or race or fee and tea, three gallons of Waite, who is playing in con- anything if I'm getting green Gatorade, spring water, cert with Cheap Trick at 7:30 through to people. No, not fruit juices, two cases of soft tonight in Anderson Arena, really teen heart-throb: thinks and about three gallons of commented on his perform- maybe "boy millionaire." Perrier. ing and acting career, song- writing, the Irish Republican Many of the songs yon write CHEAP TRICK'S requests for Army and, of course, rock 'n' seem to be very personal. their dressing room include fruit roll. How do yon approach song- juices, spring water, two cases Raised in the Lakes District wi'lUng? of soft drinks, tortilla chips, of Northern England, Waite potato chips, fruit and vegetable now has I sort of look into the mir- trays, enchilada dip, plain and perma- ror, then hit the piano. I carry Peanut M&Ms and two large, nent around a notebook all the hot pizzas. homes in time and certain things just New York hit me. I was looking through The bands also requested 10 and En- the notebook a couple of days cases of beer and two bottles of gland. He ago and I couldn't believe white wine, but the University formed some of the things I'd written will not supply that. Swanka the Babys down. In 1975, I was listening to a McCart- said alcohol is not allowed in catting ney song the other day called Anderson Arena. four sue- Waite "No One" (sings several lines Trida Perry, one of the mem- cessful albums and establish- from the song). I was riding bers of the committee responsi- ing himself and the band as in our (tour) bus at about 70 ble for purchasing the food, said teen idob. The Babys broke miles an hour when someone that collecting all the food re- up in 1981 and Waite released put that song on and it was quired hours of shopping and 45 bis first solo album, Ignition, really incredible. I turned to minutes in the pop aisle alone. in 1982. Waite's second solo my friend Howard and I said, KatherineStec, another of the album. No Brakes, turned out "How can anyone be that committee members, said some to be his biggest success to sensitive?" He (Paul McCart- of the brand names requested, ney) was just so in touch with such as Bumble Bee Albacore date, spawning the Top 10 BG News/Jo* Phdan single ■'Missing You." what he was feeling. That's Tuna (packed in water) and how I want my songs to be. After they shopped for most of the food to feed Cheap Trick and John Waite, UAO members Ellen Orange Perrier, are hard to find Waite is touring In i Boehm, sophomore psychology major (left), and Tricla Perry, sophomore RTVF major, had to store It In their in Bowling Green. ... of his third solo effort, rooms In MacDonald Quad. The room will be empty of the excess groceries when the food Is moved Into the The committee also had to of Smiles. What was "Missing Yen" You've been called a tea •See Waite, page 8. bands' dressing rooms sometime today. • See Food, page 4. Editorial BG News/October 24,1985 2 Botha bites back Report crimes immediately Campus police cannot act without cooperation of victims An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Is this the level that relations between western nations and South Africa have sunk to? Editor's note: BID Melden, days. Only one victim, who was gate the scene of the crime, 22 years would carry over if the South African President P.W. Botha said Monday who's column usually occupies attacked by two males and while evidence is still un- situation should arise. this space on Thursdays, Is sick threatened with a knife, made touched. that his government could put a million Americans this week. Look for his column an immediate report to police. It also gives them the opportu- All of those who delayed mak- out of work by withholding chromium exports to the here next week. Just what do they expect the nity to do an immediate search ing reports to police said they United States. This move was in response to limited police to do with this informa- of the area for suspects. chose to make reports only to economic sanctions imposed by the United States in Teresa Tarantlno tion, or rather the lack of it? Chances are slim to none that a alert the police to the situation. September and the Commonwealth of Britain and suspect will still be in the area of That's great, but what about the 48 of its former colonies Sunday. Over the last three yean I've The coed who was raped the crime two hours to two days attacker's next victim? Do these listened to students, faculty and waited one hour on a rainy night later. people think that by making a staff at this University complain to telephone police about the phone call and giving a generic The Commonwealth approved sanctions involv- about and question the effective- attack. A girl who was sexually In the Sept 27 rape, the coed description of their attacker that ing arms and oil sales, nuclear cooperation, gov- ness of the campus police. assaulted waited two hours to was walking alone at 2 a.m. in a they've done their part? ernment loans and trade missions. make a report and a female very poorly lit part of campus. I don't. Not if by filing a com- Botha stressed that the world should cooperate There have been many times student who was threatened by a Common sense would have told plete report and allowing the with South Africa in the interests of the whole of when I've agreed with the argu- man with a knife waited two me not to be out alone that late police to make a thorough inves- ments raised. But reflecting on days before giving police the at night. If such a jaunt was tigation would result in the ar- southern Africa, saying that withholding the chro- the outbreak of serious crimes opportunity to respond. absolutely necessary, why not rest and prosecution of a mium exports could bring western Europe's auto on campus and the manner in I'm not saying that the sus- call a friend, one that would suspect. industry to a standstill. which they were reported to pects in each of these cases rather see you borne safely than police, my sentiments have would have been apprehended if out alone? And what about the What If the next victim Isn't so Reference books indicate that in 1983, South changed. the victims had notified police Escort Service? lucky? What if the attacker de- within a reasonable amount of I have never been a victim of cides to use the knife the next Africa, as the major supplier of chromium and There have been at least four time, but I don't see bow it could any serious crime, therefore I time, instead of just threatenine some other strategic metals needed in the West, violent crimes committed at this have hurt. cannot relate to the reactions of to use it? had 91 percent of the world's chromium reserves. University in the last five weeks those students who were at- Although it is unknown exactly what effect Bot- and once again people are start- The prompt reporting of tacked. But I would hope that Tarantino, a senior journalism ha's threat would have if it were carried through, it ing to ask: "Why isnt some- crimes of this nature allows the common sense that I have ma lor from Seven mis, Ohio, is thing being done about it, why police to immediately investi- used to get me through the last a staff reporter tor the News. is obvious that South Africa does have influence on areri t these people being caught Western economies and cannot be dismissed and prosecuted?" lightly. Perhaps those doing the com- But such threats should not weaken the stand of plaining don't realize that the the nations who have imposed sanctions on South campus police have had their Africa in protest of its continuing support of apart- hands tied in each of these at- tacks. No, the restraint hasn't heid. come from the administration or While political maneuvers are decided by each the lack of sufficient personnel. side, riots, killings and racial segregation continue without the prospect of much progress. The people who have effecti- The South African government must realize that vely tightened the rope on fol- low-up investigations are the the Western nations are serious in their denuncia- victims. tion and are willing to support their position. The In three of the crimes this lives of the innocent must not be the sacrifice of semester, the victims have re- politics. fused to file complaints and of Although Western nations may be hurt in the those three, two refused to give officers their names. Each of the political battle to end apartheid, they must realize three victims delayed reporting it is a smaller sacrifice than that of human lives. the crimes for anywhere be- tween one hour and two Letters 21 law not fair ening to cut off their highway plan practice time to accommo- The issue to raise the drinking date all other intramural and age is causing tremendous con- If the legal drinking age were individual events held on ath- troversy between the federal changed to 21, first off,It would letic fields and in facilities. FROM government and state officials. start a big uproar! The bars and Coaches and directors carefully rwneew MStooRi This new law requires state dance places would lose quite a work to combine time for prac- legislation to raise the drinking lot of money and possibly even tice, eating, and studying to age or lose federal money for close down. Most of these places allow student athletes to fit their highway construction and main- do business with 18,19,20, and 21 extra-curricular activities. tenance. A penalty will be as- year olds. These people would no Without careful planning, the sessed if the law isn't passed by longer be allowed to even get facilities would be closed for a Years of hard work, sweat July 1, 1968. In 1963 voters de- into bars. Another thing to con- longer period of time. feated the first proposal to raise sider is that at age 18 we are So, in essence, time is such a the drinking age. State officials legal adults. As adults we take vital part of the student athlete's resent the tactics the federal on the responsibilities to vote, to day that it has to be carefully payoff for 'polyester' prof government is employing to get fight for our country, and to planned around practice. With- too to raise the drinking age. marry if we so desire. Yet we out help from our coaches and Governor Richard Celeste is are not even allowed to have a directors, we would not be capa- by Jack Nachbar good news, I'm sure I was hap- have to dress like Nachbar, will in favor of tougher laws punish- beer! ble of fulfilling all daily aca- pier than old Chris himself when want to pick up my latest book ing drivers who have been drink- We think the biggest and most demic requirements. Tears of joy roll down my he first set his tootsies on terra published by the Princeton Uni- ing rather than raising the important reason not to change cheeks whenever I try to ex- firma at Plymouth Rock. versity Press entitled, Dress for drinking age. the law to 21 is to keep the TomGriga press how thrilled I was when I would like to take this oppor- Utter, Abysmal Failure. We agree with Governor Ce- drunks off the road. The new law 314 Chapman the Oct. 11 issue of Friday, the tunity to thank just a few of The only sour chord In this leste in regards to tougher pun- would force W-20 year olds to Laura Hultquls t BG News magazine, aopeared those who contributed to making symphony of joy is the probabil- ishment for drivers who are drink in cars and as a result 245 Chapman and I discovered I had Finished my wardrobe what it is today. ity that I was snookered out of under the influence. We also there would be more drunk driv- second In the Worst Dressed Thanks, University administra- winning the election outright agree that age limitations are ers on the road. Thus we think Improve police Professor on Campus election. tion, for making my salary com- due to shoddy, Illegal tactics by not needed. It is unfair to force the legal drinking age should Suddenly, years of sweating mensurate with my clothing. members of the School of Art. the states to comply with the remain at 19. There have been letters about blood had paid off. Those agoniz- Thank you. Mom. The motto I mean, what do art people federal government, if the ma- Keith Chulick our campus police force and ing days spent with insurance you so patiently drilled into me, know about wearing clothes? jority of the states disagree with IN Kohl their unnecessary harassment salesmen. Those humiliating ''Seedy, not tweedy!" Inspired They spend most of their lives, this new law. This new law will Dean Drelike of students. As a campus resi- hours hanging around used car me even on those dreary days studying pictures full of people also create a greater challenge 309 Kohl dent. I believe that there is a lots and fraternity houses. Those when I was out of white socks. who are naked. Cheating on an for minors to find people to KimMcCormlk need for improvement. all-nighters pouring over polyes- And most of all, thank you all, election of this Importance purchase alcoholic beverages 485 Chapman Hie police are spending too ter catalogues. It was hard my thousands of loyal fans who makes the crooked shenanigans tor them. Therefore, we think Gina Valente much time raiding parties and work, let me tell you. But on Oct. voted for me. Your enthusiasm on the football field at Texas the law should not be changed. Ml Ashley harassing students. Instead of 11, the election results made me for my day-glow shirts, leisure Christian look like amateur being so preoccupied with minor grateful for every pair of high- suits and surrealistic ties make night CraigDiekman Privileges needed incidents, they should use their water pants in my closet. each morning walk to my closet Friday hinted that it was 335 Chapman efforts on more serious crimes a dally adventure. By the way, going to investigate. Let the Rob Beyer such as rape and robbery. On Columbus Day, when I you fans who believe that if you Investigation be swift and sure. 34* Chapman Student athletes must have The police should not go to called my mother to tell her the want to be like Nachbar you And If It turns out that those special privileges such as early such great lengths in their ar- artsy types are guilty, they registration and preferential use rest procedures for the smallest, should be forced to pay the It's a bad idea, too of athletic facilities. Some peo- petty crimes. It seems the pun- price. Personally, I think they ple think this is unfair, but we ishments are too severe for the Respond should be dragged into the street We're sure that everyone has feel it is a necessity. minor crimes. and shot down like dogs. But the heard about the upcoming issue Academically, we receive nei- Police need to be scattered The BG News editorial page Is your campus forum. least that should be done is put- to change the legal drinking age ther special privileges or atten- more evenly. The number of Letters and guest columns should be typewritten, double- ting them on three years proba- to 21. We feel that this law wUl tion. other than early officers patrolling the off-cam- spaced and signed. Your address and phone number must tion, including banning them cause more problems that it will registration. Registering early pus area are inconsistent with be Included. from an best and worst-dressed solve. The federal government gives the time slots we need for the number patrolling on cam- The News reserves the right to reject submissions we polls. wants to pass this law in order to practice time and enables the pus. If the police were distrib- consider to be In bad taste, malicious or Ubelous. Let's police ourselves, Bowl- eliminate all the drunk driving facilities to be conveniently uti- uted more evenly, less students All submissions are subject to condensation, and opinions ing Green, before we get cruci- accidents. They are forcing the lized by the public. would be getting harassed and printed do not necessarily reflect those of the staff. fied by snoopy Investigative states to pass this law by threat- Coaches and athletic directors less off-campus rapes would oc- Please direct submissions to: reporters from Vogue and GQ. , cur. -THE BG NEWS- The forum on Oct. 9 was an Editorial Editor Nachbar, a professor of popular Edam PMtcanttaf CopyerJIor Bran Bel excellent way to possibly solve The BO News culture at the University, took Menage editor Geoff Barnard CopyMtoi some of the harassment prob- 211 West Hall second place in the Friday poll AMI flinging editor . EHex* Zkivnvnl Copy edaor DIM Hrang NewserJIor JrlTrudeau Cripyedao, Cknenorwedel lems. Many cases were pre- of worst dressed professors. E<*onW«*or MMMdntyra **•"»( Carole Hornberger sented there, and an officer, the Phoejerjtor Joe Platan Friday edaor Greg nMi president of the University, and Spurts edNof Kan Smith Prod supr Bob Gibson the students themselves had an BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed AMI won* editor Tom Heed Prod eup'r Sana hnraoM opportunity to express their Chat copy edHor OantMWtrWMf PnM Jup'r DooglM Kaufman views. The officer admitted that tommy IXCKA stem/ The BG News a putxashed daty TuMday through Friday during Bia academe: year and there is a problem and that they * tnutmmrNAMu- vmis weekly during the Mm. season by the Board ol Student PuMcatlone 0) Booing Green State CHAIK. pnrmc, orr MllHlS neusm. will try to change the situation. uwse.mtmnep UnMraay I feel that there is a definite mo rm miM/ric Oprnlona expreued by oolumnlata do nol raceeeany reflect Via opMona ot the BG New» need for improvement I am The BG New. and Bowing Green State Unrversrty are equal octvx^unty employers and do glad that there are rtfim*!* of m$SHb iarruMt not dacrirnrnale m hrrtrtg practices m ejwntm ctme The BG News wf not acceopt erjvertamg that ■ deemed tttcrtMnaUry, degrading or communication between the po- SUFHKMFMm Inauong on the basis ol race, sex or national origin lice force and the student body. mtxR me/mure* copyright 1985 by the BG News al rights reeerved And I am anxious to learn of HOT Buerneas Office Eratoral Office results of this prolonging prob- 214 Wast Hal Ph (41»| 372-2601 210 Wast Hal Ph: (419) 372-2803 lem. Bowang Green Sate University Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 Rah* GoWb-ck Hours: 6 am. to 6 p.m Monday through Friday 1M Kohl Hall a Local BG News/October 24,1985 3 Troubled UN observes birthday Forums sought

by Caroline Longer adequate mechanism in changing the When a permanent member vetos a reso- Committee suggests discussions staff reporter course of major political events, Akaha lution due to a conflict of interests between said. the proposal and the country he or she The United Nations, celebrating its 40th represents, the UN is powerless to overrule by Phillip B. Wilson Services co-sponsor the meet- anniversary today, has been criticized by its THE THIRD World nations make up the it, which often prevents the organization staff reporter ings and agreed to check with members for not achieving as much as it majority in the UN and Western nations from accomplishing its goals, he explained. University attorney Sandra hoped to back in 1945. want developed countries to have more If the aty-Unlversity Resi- Scott about the possibility of "There is general concern among most, if weight, he said. LIFTING SOME restrictions from the dential Relations Committee her involvement. not all, members that the organization has "Third world countries use the UN to role of the secretary-general also been has its way, officials from RELATIONS Committee not been effective in reducing tension and promote ideological propaganda," Akaha proposed, Akaha said. Because of the UN's both the city and University Chairman Michael Marsden violent conflict in the Middle East, South said. charter, the secretary-general must have may participate in a series of said city residents have com- Africa, South East Asia and Central Amer- The Third World countries sympathetic to the "explicit approval and prior consent" of public forums later this year. plained to him about Scott's ica," said Tsuneo Akaha, assistant profes- the establishment of a Palestinian state the Security Council before officially rep- The discussions, which recent representation of the sor of international relations, political have adopted policies condemning Israel resenting the UN in settling political con- would resemble those of the students. science. "There is an awareness that the and attempting to deprive Israel of its right flicts. Further, be or she may not bring recent University's public UN's effectiveness must be reassessed." to participate in the UN, Akaha said. specific issues before the Security Council officials'/students' rights fo- Anderson said the main The political climate in the UN has caused Proposals are being put before the UN to without receiving tacit consent from a per- rum, could be held in alter- reason for the numerous legal major countries, such as the United States limit the types of issues which the Security manent member. nating locations, according to service and police enforce- ana Great Britain, to reevaluate their par- Council may veto, Akaha said. The five "The UN can only do what it is allowed to Dave Anderson, Graduate ment problems are because ticipation in the UN and disengage them- permanent members of the council - the do by its member nations. It's not the fault Student President. of the increased disorderly selves from such international activities as United States, the Soviet Union, France, the of UN that it has failed in some areas, but Anderson proposed the idea conduct citations issued. United Nations Educational, Scientific and United Kingdom and the People's Republic rather the fault of the lack of support by to the committee at yester- In hopes of promoting bet- Cultural Organization (UNESCO). of China - have the right to veto resolutions, member nations," Akaha said. day's monthly meeting. ter planning this year's The United States and other Western which is seen by the non-permanent mem- The UN has been essential in eliminating "I think regular public fo- Springfest, the relations com- countries are questioning if the method of bers as an obstacle to the council's produc- illiteracy, certain communicable diseases, rums would be great because mittee organized a subcom- "one nation - one vote" makes the UN an tivity. there would be a sounding mittee to oversee the event. and ethnic discrimination, Akaha said. board for citizens and stu- Chosen for the subcommittee dents alike," he said. "This is were: Mary Edmonds, Vice particularly true if they get President of Student Affairs; the police officers there and Mike McGreevey, Under- Blues concert airs live from Howard's increased involvement from graduate Student President; city residents." Bob Wade, former USG presi- playing tonight through Satur- Today most stations are Top 40 blues. Bowling Green Police Chief dent; Tim Brown, USG rela- WBGU-FM, 88.1 will broad- day from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. oriented, where blues is non- "Blues music is bar oriented; Galen Ash offered to include tions committee cast live a blues concert at How- commercial, which makes it it's the only place a blues band police officers in the proposed representative; John Quinn, ards Gub H tonight, a program "Blues is usually only offered hard for programming on com- can play since most blues bands forums, providing there city council president; ana that most commercial radio sta- as programming by most col- mercial networks." can't attract a large-enough would be a mediator. Patricia Crowley, represen- tions wouldn't air, according to lege stations, as an alternative," crowd for an arena," Davis said. Anderson suggested to the tative from the city attor- John Davis, disc jockey at Davis said. "Most commercial DAVIS SAID Howard's is a big "Blues music may be emotional committee that Student Legal ney's office. WBGU. stations offering blues are AM promoter of blues and was inter- but it's also noisy, loud, and The band, The Organics, is and are black gospel stations. ested in live remote exposure to people dance during the show."

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Minorities plan special events 'BG Trivia* for sale Because not everyone has the geared for the majority: most ety Show" is set for today at 7 the Black Greek Council dance same interests, some minority black people don't even like that em. in the Amanl room of the at 11 p.m. in the North East New game no trivial matter groups on campus have orga- kind of music," said Linda Ru- orth East Commons. Common*. nizer] a variety of Homecoming dolph, minority student activ- The "Black Greek Stomp- Saturday the Black Student events as alternatives to those ities project coordinator. "Our down," which will feature skits Union will host a Homecoming by Suun McDonald planned for the majority. activities are more geared for and dance performed by the Party at 11 p.m. in the Amanl reporter odda-and-ends or non-verifia- the minority student, Dut every- University's black sororities room.The Gospel Choir Festival ble information. Although a "Events like the John Watte- one is welcome to come." and fraternities, is planned for 8 will be Sunday at 4 p.m. In Prout The tuition in 1914 or tbe game board is not included, /Cheap Trick concert are more "The Minorities in Ohio Vari- p.m. in West Hall, followed by Chapel. thickness of tbe ice at tbe Ice Pearson said the board to Arena are Just some of the Trivial Pursuit can be used trivia included in the recently since tbe cards are color- released BG Trivia game. coded. Button-hunters' quest leads to free meal "It's another learning type of game," said Gayle Pear- Pearson said that the object son, who coordinated the pro- of the game is "to earn a Are students searching to- week's festivities. According to anyone trying to unjustly claim BG News to direct seekers to duction and co-created the degree in trivia, to have a lot day's edition of TheBGNewsfor Greg Decrane. Student Activ- the prize. The person who lo- this Homecoming grail. game with her husband, Mi- of fun and to learn informa- the last clue to the hidden Home- ities director, all groups initially cates the button can claim a "I really donH think anyone chael Pearson, professor of tion about the University." coming button? The Student Ac- Involved in the Homecoming prize of dinner for two at Aspen, will find the button before marketing. She said tbe tivities Organization hopes so. events got a supply of buttons. 107 State St., in 405 Student Serv- Thursday," Decrane said. Head- game, which will sell for She said a book on the his- And somewhere on campus a ices Building. ded the button hunt was one of $1195, will be released this tory of tbe University written Student Activities had about special Homecoming button is The Fantasy and Wargames tbe many ideas the Homecom- week in conjunction with the in 1067 by Robert Overman, 5,000 Homecoming buttons hidden. Decrane said the button Society generated the five clues ing Committee acted upon to Homecoming activities. then matn professor, was tbe made to be given out during the is distinctly marked to prevent that have been printed in The promote student involvement. Pearson also created the springboard for the 1,200 BG-opoly game, a learning trivia facts. Additional infor- game about the history of the mation, which took months to Food dry of Bowling Green, in an collect, came from past is- independent project sup- sues of tbe Tbe Key in tbe Continued from page 1. Local candidates to ported by the city's sesqui- Center for Archival Collec- centennial committee. tions in Jerome Library, she find utensils, a toaster and an The committee was given a said. electric skillet for cooking $1,000 budget to cover these ex- speak this evening She said the game is simi- breakfast. penses, Perry said. That in- lar to Monopoly since it in- Tbe American Marketing The committee could not pur- cludes the cost of food and Bowling Green residents will tional candidate luncheon. The volves buying properties, but Assodaton, which is sponsor- chase the perishable items until utensils, linen costs and pizza have a chance to bear platforms event will be at 7 p.m. in tbe it stresses the development of ing the BG Trivia game, will last night because of a lack of for the students working on the of the candidates for city council Bowling Green High School caf- the town. Although 1,000 receive the profits to set up a refrigerator space. concert. and the board of education to- eteria. It Is free and open to the games were printed, Pearson scholarship for an outstand- night. public. said they were sold out in six ing marketing student as well A candidates' night, spon- Candidates for city council weeks with no immediate as contribute to the Ronald »»»3M>rtve SafelyCC<%«:«:«: sored by the Bowling Green and tbe board of education will plans to reprint it. McDonald House of North- Chamber of Commerce and the present prepared statements west Ohio, according to Todd League of Women Voters, Is and then will answer questions UNLIKE BG-OPOLY, the LaHote, president ofAMA. taking tbe place of the tradi- from the audience. BG Trivia game consists 600 fact cards with a multiple- Although 5,000 copies of tbe coupon coupon coupon coupon coupon coupon coupon choice question on each side game are to be initially about the past 75 years of the printed, LaHote predicts that University. Each color-coded 2,000 to 3,000 games beyond card belongs to one of the six this will be printed. categories of sports, people, "We think it will be a big places, campus life, history, success," he said.

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Students adopt elderly as grandparents

by PattI Skinner residents look forward to the students' visits. jtoff reporter "It lets them know that others outside the borne care," she said. Students, who miss their grandparent* can Wright gives the volunteers some background "adopt" a grandparent and volunteer their time on the residents so they will have something in to visit the elderly in the Bowling Green area. common with the grandparent they choose to Volunteers in Progress on campus sponsors an spend time with. There are 94 residents in the Adopt-A-Grandparent program that visits resi- home and about 75 have been adopted by Univer- dents at the Community Nursing Home, 850 W. sity students. Poe Road. This program has been going on for 12 According to Wright, many students keep in years, and this year about 30 volunteers visit the touch with their grandparent during the summer, and returning students often choose the same The group of volunteers is divided in half, and grandparent in the fall. about 15 people visit the home on Tuesday and "Last year I planted flowers with my grandpa- Wednesday evenings for an hour. rent so she would have something to take care of Trie students and residents meet in a one-on-one during the summer," said Ellen Harmody,Junior setting and spend their visits reading, watching gerontology major. Harmody is also a student television, playing bingo or other games, or just coordinator for the program. talking. According to Terry Bischoff, Junior ger- ST. THOMAS More University Parish sponsors ontology major, the students try to get the resi- an Adopt-A-Senior program in conjunction with dents to interact with others in the home. Bischoff the United Christian Fellowship. The program is a student coordinator for the program. finds volunteers to visit senior citizens in their "ITS A LOT of fun and doesn't take much homes for about an hour a week. time," said Jeff Davis, freshman communica- Brian Szittai, volunteer coordinator for St tions major. "It gives you a different perspective Thomas, said the service is arranged for elderly on life and makes you realize what you have." people who feel lonely in their own home or need Marilyn Wright, activities director at the nurs- visitors. He said the volunteers may also run ing borne, said the program is a success, and the errands for the senior citizens or help with chores. Don't Miss... BG News/Alex Horvath Karen Blttner. sophomore executive secertarlal major, kids around with Dee Warns' hat during the time they spend In Bowling Green's Adopt-A-Grandparent program. MOONLIGHT Photography exhibit depicts MADNESS Savings Downtown campus changes, expansion TONIGHT! by Pattl Skinner coach, and Don Cunningham, "The display is a part of the staff reporter the University's first sports in- 75th and a way of letting people formation director. know that there is an appropri- McFall Gallery has opened its ate place for items like this," show of 31 photographs depict- Cochrane said. The collection ing "BGSU: Environment for The collection includes pen- nants, stickers, tickets, pro- which has just come into exis- Excellence - Past and Present tence will be stored In Memorial Views." grams, jackets, hockey pucks Hall. The show, which opened Sat- and uniforms that say BGNC for urday, contains mostly pictures Bowling Green Normal College. from the University archives. The oldest item In the collection The photographs and athletic The six photos representing the Is a pair of football pants that archives collection will be on present campus were taken by Herb Troyer wore in 1919 when display through Nov. 10, and the Joe Phelan, senior photojourna- he was on the first University gallery is open from 8 a.m. to 5 lism major and photo editor for football team. pjn. Monday through Friday. the News. 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by Nancy Boatwtck caliber would bring them up." The University's Department staff reporter of Chemistry is the only depart- THE OHIO Board of Regents ment on campus that applied for Peggy Giordano, associate selects individuals to review the the award, she said. professor of sociology, will be proposals from recommenda- ! a lot of time reading in tions of each Ohio university's OF THE 62 applicants Gior- ! next few months, but it won't Office of Academic Affairs. dano will review 77 proposals in pertain to subjects she usually Giordano was one of 10 instruc- detail, prior to meeting with the studies. Her time will be con- tors in the state selected as an panel in November to choose 24 sumed with topics such as mo- outstanding Ohio scholar to as- finalists. She will also be in- lecular genetics and scientific sist in the decision-making proc- volved with site inspections of ess. the finalist universities follow- Boiled Ham She hasn't decided to enter The process has two levels ing the November meeting. The 88 another discipline; she has been with preliminary review by 10 Board of Regents will present $1. lb. selected aa a .scholars forming a screening awards to nine departments in member of committee and a panel of five June. the Ohio Em- from the screening committee inent Schol- composing the advisory panel, "Everybody would like to be ars Awards which will make final recom- thought of as outstanding as a Advisory mendations to the Board of Re- department or program, but Homemade Pizza Panel. gents. there are only going to be these The Ohio Giordano is the only social nine," she said. 2 item + cheese 7-UP, Diet 7-UP Eminent scientist on the five-member Because one of the main goals Scholars Pro- panel. of the program is to meet state 16 oz. 8 pk. un, funded , need, the awards last year were 2 / $6.°° the Ohio Giordano To be considered for the technical in nature, with many $1,39 + deposit Assembly, awards 10 award, each department is re- going to various chemistry and select departments of Ohio uni- quired to present in their propo- engineering deparments. versities $900,000. The money sal how it stands as an This year the objective has awarded to each university is outstanding program, including been widened to include quality matched by the institution, to its caliber of students and in- of life issues, she said. 3 lb. bag establish a fund that would at- structors. The ability to meet tract a scholar with national state needs through the addition Despite the widened scope the Jonathan Apples visibility. of nationally visible scholars majority of the applications must also be reflected in the were again technical, she said. "Departments or programs report. "I wish there would have been Q 98' Ritz Crackers believing they are outstanding This is the second year for the more kinds of social science submit seven-page proposals, program, with 62 departments applications. It is possible for a 16oz. Giordano said. ''They argue to applying to be one of the nine humanities type of program to $1.59 show how a person of a certain recipients. be successful, she said. ■v Oreo Cookies Group plans giant step for peace ORfcO ^,1 V% lb. size In an effort to get people to put a-thon will go to the Great Peace Justice Committee. PRO-Peace Progresso Spaghetti Sauce their money where their feet March, a national march from is sponsoring the march to pro- $1." are, the Social Justice Commit- Los Angeles to Washington, mote peace and the elimination 29 tee is sponsoring a 10 kilometer D.C., that will start in the of nuclear weapons. 32 oz. $1. walk-a-thon Nov. 3. spring, said Stephanie Szittai, The walk-a-thon is to involve The money raised by the walk- co-chairwoman of the Social both the campus and the com- munity in a mini-march to show I •xpire-s 1030-851 support for the national march in spring, Szittai said. Campbell's I Haircut Reg. $10 The walkers will meet at the Tomato Soup | TonTato Mueller's Spaghetti Union Oval at 10 a.m. on the day 16 oz. 2 pk. of the marchjShe said. They will Hours walk down Wooster past Main 10% oz 3/97* THE HAIR REPAIR Street to Raskins, to Poe back to Is closed on Mondays Mercer and then down Ridge H!!fy^s| Street back to the Oval. T, W, TH, ■ 9:30 - 6:30 Walkers will collect sponsors Fri. - 9:30 - 7:00 and ask them to pledge 10 cents Sat. - 9:30 - 4:00 to $1 per kilometer walked, Szit- tai said. She said she hopes to Coke & Coke Products raise about $300. 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Professor helps put people to sleep Waite Continued from page 1. •beat? Well, they paid me (laughs). A lot of different things. Some- Actually, it was all right. Twas by Jarad O. Wadlcy "THE PATIENT has trouble analysist at the Center, has a during sleep. body in England, a girl I broke offered a movie a couple of reporter sleeping at night, which causes sleeping problem and Is tested "WE WANTED to learn if we up with. She didn't even like the years ago, and I turned it down excessive daytime sleepiness. at the Research Center. could control their breathing song. to do my solo album, Ignition People who have trouble Sleep is very important: a per- while they were asleep," Badia Year new album is called and I also wanted to go home to sleeping because of improper son can't stay awake all day," AFTER HAVING the disease said. "Our long-term interest "Mask of Smiles." which seems England. When "Paper Dolls" breaming might be aided with a Harsh said. for several years, he decided to was to apply this technology to to reflect some deeper meaning came up, I said yes. It was a sleeping project by a University With some disorders, such as find out why he was tired. sleep disorders characterized by thai your other album titles. good time, great people. It was a psychology professor. sleep apnea, this sleep/wake "I became aware that fatigue breathing difficulties during What does "Mask of Smiles" complete circus, but it prepared In early March, the National cycle may occur hundreds of was related to the sleeping dis- sleep." mean? me for being in front of a cam- Institutes of Health awarded order. I was always tired In era. times each night and the individ- Those participating in the Pietro Badia and his colleagues ual is rarely aware of them. college - never having enough I started writing this song $137,866 to continue a five-year energy to work or go out socia- studies reported hearing a tone called "Street Fighting In The Are there any plans for a film sleeping project. Tests that alter "Crib death is almost like the lly," Ulrich said. five or six times when it was British Isles." It's about the IRA in the future? breathing patterns through disease, but it involves chronic actually sounded hundreds of and the violence in Northern sound are now part of experi- sleep apnea when children are Although he said be had felt times during the night. The sub- Ireland. I'm English and I live Yes, I have one coming up in ments for sleeping disorders. ".■—* Harsh said. this way for several years, last jects did alter their breathing there so I'm very conscious of February. I'm finishing up a After four years of collecting Harsh also stated that the year was the first time he went patterns. i that happen there. When deal on that one right now/It's data, Badia and John Harsh, a drop in the blood system affects to the center for an examination. Badia said the method will be So to Britain they get very exciting. University graduate, will test the cardiopulmonary system, or At his first consultation, Ulrich applied to St. Vincent patients ritish accents, London the technique, which offers the heart and lungs. People with said that he stayed two nights at with breathing difficulties dur- Bridge, pictures of Lady Dt, you Beyond "Mask Of Smiles" and promise for those with sleep breathing disorders rarely die in the center to have his sleeping ingsleep. know, that sort of stuff. But your upcoming movie, what lies disorders characterized by ir- their sleep: however, breathing patterns checked by being The St. Vincent Center is also there's also violence in the ahead for John Waite? regular breathing during sleep. irregularities can increase blood booked up to several monitors. providing additional funds to streets, racism, the IRA blowing pressure and Irregular heart During the day, he went through help in the project. In collabora- everything up and soldiers blow- Robbing a bank (laughs). No, "The disease is common rhythms as well as a drop in the same process, but with four tion with Joseph Shaffer, direc- ing up the IRA. Children getting I have no idea. Keep doing among older adult males in their oxygen in the blood. 20-minute naps. tor of the center who will also killed all the time. things and having fun with it. I'd 40s," said Harsh, a teacher and "For me, it was very impor- assist the team, and Dr. Vijay Anyway, the second line of also like to do something that researcher at the University of Badia will research and test at tant to take the tests. The staff Mahajan, the center's medical "Street Fighting In The British has a bit more conscience, like Southern Mississippi. the St. Vincent Medical Center at the center have really helped, director, the center has given Isles" said "crying through a some benefits or something. I've People with the disorders of Sleep Disorders Center in and I feel that I will make pro- full access to its equipment, mask of smiles" in it. I didn't get done those in the past, but it's breathe normally while awake, Toledo. The patients of St. Vin- gress," Ulrich said. computer facilities and office the song finished in time (for the time for more. It doesn't seem but "forget" to breathe or cent's have only mild cases, but In previous studies, Badia's space. album), but that line stuck. like it, but an hour or two out of a breathe improperly while have consented to help the pro- research team was successful in Badia added the success of the day can really make a differ- asleep. The problem is serious ject by being tested. teaching those without sleep dis- research will later be tried with Yo« did a part on ABC's "Pa- ence. If you can't do that sort of because it can cause memory Toledoan Rick Ulrich, a 23- orders to alter their breathing those suffering from severe Kr Dons" series a while back, thing, then you're not a star -you loss and induce headaches. year-old marketing research patterns at the sound of a tone sleep disorders. lat was that like? might as well drop dead.

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Homecoming Continued from page 1. Alumni Award will be presented alumni, faculty and staff with WFAL is providing the music Mark Zimmerman, general to the winner of the game. This music provided by the Wendell and broadcasting live from the manager of WFAL, said the new award was designed to be Jones Sextet. dance. The dance covers 40 station will use a good mix of given every year to the winner FOR THE students the dance years of music and every IS music. "You can hear a little bit of the Kent vs. Bowling Green will be a Sock Hop at the Rec minutes highlights a different of anything and everything," game because both universities Center from 9 to 12 p.m. De- decade. DecranesaTd. were founded in 1910. crane said a Sock Hop was cho- After the game a Champagne sen to fit in with the historical Candlelight Dinner and Dance is theme and because students being held in the Lenhart Grand can't wear shoes in the Activ- Ballroom at 7 p.m. for all ities Center.

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Your Choice of Any Mexi Combo or Grand Burrito + a Margarita for $4.95 Elsewhere BG News/October 24,1985 10 Israeli-Soviet relations improve News Briefs State probe sought in abuse case JERUSALEM (AP) - Signs after the 1967 Arab-Israeli war Jewish Agency, said room would from Arab states in the region. are growing that a thaw in rela- with the exception of Romania, be made tor an influx of Soviet Jordan has insisted that the tions is taking place between the which is a foreign-policy maver- Jews by moving 15,000 other new peace process involve an inter- TOLEDO (AP) - A state probe of foster parent licensing is Soviet bloc and Israel, Ameri- ick. arrivals from immigration cen- national conference attended by being sought here in the wake of accusations that a foster ca's main ally in the Middle Coni Milo, Israel's deputy for- ters to permanent homes. the five permanent members of father raped and assaulted children in his care. East. eign minister, said Shamir also the U.N. Security Council, which State records show that Daryl Lee Hart, indicted Oct. 10 on The latest indication came met the foreign ministers of On a higher diplomatic plane, includes the Soviet Union. four counts of rape and two of felony child endangering, was Tuesday when Poland an- Hungary and Bulgaria but could Prime Minister Shimon Peres given expanded foster home rights to care for four children nounced that the governments in not arrange talks with Eduard said Monday in a speech at the Israel had consistently op- instead of two, despite a record of striking and pushing Warsaw and Jerusalem planned Shevardnadze of the Soviet United Nations that he is pre- posed such a conference until children at a shelter run by the licensing organization. to exchange low-level diplomats Union, which indicated the pared to consider a Soviet role in the statement by Peres that it Robert Carson, board director, has asked the Ohio Human to make travel easier between Kremlin may want to move cau- Middle East peace-making if would be considered. Services Department to review the county foster care program their countries. tiously. Moscow renews diplomatic rela- because "some serious concerns have surfaced regarding the The exchange was worked out tions. A FOREIGN Ministry spokes- quality and certification" of foster homes. at a meeting at the United Na- EXPECTATIONS HAVE Israeli analysts say the Soviet man said Israeli-U.S. relations Tracey Field, deputy director for program development with tions earlier this month between risen in Israel that Moscow may Union may be reassessing policy would not be involved. "If rela- the state Human Services Department, said Tuesday she will foreign ministers Yitzhak Sha- ease emigration restrictions on with an eye to taking a more tions with the Soviet bloc are assist in the probe and has been informed of problems in Lucas mir and Stefan Olszowski and Jews following private contacts active role in stabilizing the resumed it will have no affect on County. almost certainly had Soviet ap- between the governments and in region. the warmth of our relations with proval. connection with the U.S.-Soviet the United States." be said, Moscow and its Warsaw Pact summit next month in Geneva. This desire is reflected in com- speaking on condition of ano- Experts: Inflation rise low allies ended relations with Israel Zvi Eyal, spokesman for the mitments Moscow has obtained nymity. WASHINGTON (AP) - The fifth straight 0.2 percent monthly increase in the government's Consumer Price Index means inflation is running at such a slow pace that Social Security recipients will get their smallest cost-of-living raise since benefits were tied to inflation. Moreover, the September retail price measure reported Automation leads auto talks' list yesterday by the Labor Department added the final figure to a federal income tax "indexing" formula that will translate to a barely noticeable change in the average American's 1986 TWTNSBURG, Ohio (AP) - year." it, it sounds like an excellent day morning. taxes. Talks on local issues became the Bill Gorman, president of contract to me," be said. "It Bon said picketing would con- The 3.7 percent tax indexing change - based on comparing focus of attention yesterday at UAW Local 1331 at the Chrysler seems like a pretty good deal - tinue at the plant until the fiscal 1985 inflation to 1964 -will result in the *l,04O-per-person striking Chrysler plants in Ohio Ample* division plant in Van maybe one of those things you agreement is ratified. About a income tax exemption rising to $1,080 for returns filed in 1967. as United Auto Worker leaders Wert, said he expected local can't refuse." dozen pickets were on duty yes- The standard deduction for single people will go from $2,390 to hailed the tentative agreement issues to be resolved by the time Tom Neal, president of UAW terday morning, shortly after $2,480 and for couples from $3,540 to $3,670. worked out earlier on national members vote on the national Local 1*35 at the Toledo man- news of the agreement came at 5 issues. contract, during the weekend. ufacturing plant in Perrysburg a.m.. John Rach, vice president of Rach, said, however, "The Township, said the local's 1,350 UAW Local 122 at the company's union and the company are far members will vote beginning Union member Joseph Lock- Patrol investigation stopped short stamping plant in Twinsburg, apart on lots of issues/' Sunday morning on local and lear, S3, of Hudson said the said automation will be a major Gorman said regardless of the national contracts. They will strike would be worth it if the issue in the local contract nego- outcome of local talks, be ex- receive their strike pay at the union achieved a better pension COLUMBUS (AP) - The State Highway Patrol pulled its tiations because it is causing the pects the 450 members at the same time, he added. plan and job security for work- investigator off a political coercion case in northwest Ohio at a loss of many jobs. van Wert plant to be back on the "From what I know about it ers with less experience. time when the probe should have been expanded, Norwalk Law "There have been many jobs job Monday. right now. the national Locklear, a Chrysler worker Director Reese Wineman told a Senate panel yesterday. lost in our plant because of ro- Gorman was to travel to De- agreement addresses all the ma- for 30 years, said he was happy Wineman, a Democrat, told the Republican-controlled Sen- botic systems and automation troit today to hear more about jor concerns that we had, he with news that the UAW had ate Judiciary Committee that IX. Joseph Hopkins had been they're putting into the plant," the proposed national contract. said. The local agreement ad- achieved pay parity for Chrysler investigating allegations that two Huron County businessmen he said. "This robotic equip- He said ne is optimistic it will be dresses all the local concerns workers with those at Ford and were solicited for Democratic political contributions by work- ment has probably put some 300 approved. that we had, and I'm very General Motors. ers in District 3 of the Ohio Department of Transportation. people out of work in the past "From what I've heard about pleased with both of them." "I'm glad we're getting it set- He called the national pact a tled before the weather gets too Wineman said the patrol had been working on the case since "fair deal" and predicted appro- cold," Locklear said as he stood the spring of 1964, but that he learned in September that year from Patrol Capt. R.F. Wilcox of Hopkins' role being ended. 112 S. Main, Downtown val of it. near a fire in a barrel outside a "I believe it will be an over- plant gate. Bowling Green, Ohio whelming ratification," Neal But he added: "I could have Phone 354 3098 said. used another week off. I've been Estrogen reports contradictory doing some work around the • T-SHIRTS • BASEBALL JERSEYS BUI Bon, president of the UAW house, but I think most guys (Long & Short Sleeves) • BASKETBALL JERSEYS Local at the Twinsburg plant, want to get back to work." BOSTON (AP) - Two papers examining the effects of • SWEAT SHIRTS said he hoped the local's 3,400 estrogen pills on older women's hearts reached the New • FOOTBALL JERSEYS Another picket, Rufus Dean. • HOODED SWEAT members could be back to work England Journal of Medicine at almost the same time. One • SIZES 6 Months To on Monday. 43, of Akron, said he expected suggested that the hormone prevents heart disease, the other SHIRTS Adult* XL "I'm optimistic that whatever workers to approve the contract that it causes it. • MUSCLE SHIRTS • HATS is in the package is close to what if the union came close to Both studies were found to be valid, and both are being • SOCCER SHIRTS • CORDUROY HATS we're looking for," he said of the achieving most of its goals. published in today's issue of the journal. The conflicting national contract worked out at "People are about ready to go results, say experts, hold lessons about how science works and We Do Custom Embroidery & Silk Screening Chrysler headquarters in Hi in- back to work," said the 20-year what should be made of its conclusions. land Park, Midi., early yester- Chrysler employee. 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SEKOTA, BthiopU (AP) - A roads to deliver food to Sekota. discovered in Ethiopia, a coun- relief and rehabilitation com- demands met year ago in the mountains of At about the same time, British try three times the size of Cali- mission was coping almost alone Sekota, people were dying of Royal Air Force Hercules trans- fornia and with only about 2,500 with a famine that affected an Duarte expects daughter's release starvation by the hundreds ev- ports airdropped food in a six- miles of fully paved roads. estimated 8 million of Ethiopia's ery day. Now. after a huge inter- day operation. But In much of the country, 42 million people. Today, scores SAN SALVADOR, El Salva- A GROUP calling itself the national effort to alleviate there have been dramatic im- of relief agencies from around dor (AP) - Toe government Pedro Pablo Castillo Front Ethiopia's famine, people are THAT WAS the last food from provements brought about by the world help Ethiopia's Relief said yesterday it will free 22 initially claimed responsibil- still dying, but the numbers are outside to reach the village, the aid effort. and Rehabilitation Commission Jailed rebels and permit evac- ity for the abductions of the lower. where a few staffers from the At MekeUe, capital of Tigre run more than 200 food distribu- uation of 96 wounded guerril- two women outside a private Near newly dug graves, International Red Cross and the region, about 80,000 skeletal peo- tion centers around the country. las In exchange for the university where they were women and children scratch in French-Belgian volunteers' ple huddled a year ago with But none of them can guar- kidnapped daughter of Presi- going to attend classes. A the rocky soil for a few seeds of group Medians sans Frontieres scant food or shelter waiting to antee to get food regularly to dent Jose Napoleon Duarte, a presidential bodyguard was grass to help them stay alive. (Doctors without Borders) die. such places as Sekota. The gov- friend of hers and some ab- killed by the kidnappers and This isolated village in north- maintain a feeding center for NOW ONLY a few hundred ernment estimates the country ducted municipal officials. another guard was seriously ern Wollo region, about 250 about 2,U» people. sick and elderly people and as a whole will still need 1.2 The deal ended more than wounded. miles north of the capital. Addis Between 800 and 900 other about 1,200 orphans remain in million tons of food aid in 1988, six weeks of tension that Ababa, is one of the pockets of people hoping to get food from the camp. Most of the other compared to 1.5 million in 1985. nearly paralysed the Salvado- Rey Prendes described the which still exist in the center were camped in the survivors have gone back to George Ngatiri, a Kenyan ran government while lead- decision to evacuate the shade of trees near an Ethiopian their farms to take advantage of physician who has been working ers negotiated with a little- wounded rebels as "humani- Because of its remoteness, Orthodox church. At night the the rains which came during the in Ethiopian famine camps for known guerrilla group. tarian" and said the govern- lack of good roads and a large temperature drops to near freez- past few months to break a nearly two years, told a visitor Julio Adolfo Rev Prendes, ment had contacted the presence in the area of guerril- three-year drought. to Alamata In northern Wollo: the president's chief adviser, Roman Catholic Church some las of the Tigre People's Liber- i number of deaths varies Children laughed as they "HELP FROM around the said Duarte's daughter, Ines time ago, apparently before ation Front, Sekota has stayed from day to day, and no figures played soccer on a scrubby plain world has made a tremendous Guadalupe Duarte Duran, 35, the kidnapping, about send- outside the mainstream of the were available. One day this at Mekelle where not so long ago difference and helped to save would be reunited with her ing wounded rebels out of the famine relief effort. week there were at least two their parents died. But their many lives. But now these peo- family by today. He said her country. A month ago, a truck convoy funerals at Sekota. future is fragile, relief workers ple need aid to get back to their friend, Ana Cedla Villeda It has permitted the evac- braved an attack by insurgents Relief workers said other en- said. farms to start all over ag ' Sou, 23, who was kidnapped uation of a few wounded guer- and made its way over tortuous claves of famine were still being A year ago, the government's There's no simple solution. along with Mrs. Duarte Du- rillas on previous occasions. ran on Sept 10, also would be freed. Officials at the government But he said the exchange migration office were prepar- would be "at a determined ing passports yesterday for date" and would be private the departing rebels. It was GOP challenger critical of Glenn by mutual agreement. not announced which coun- Rey Prendes said the deal tries would receive them, al- period of time by spending cuts though government sources WASHINGTON (AP) - The been avoided if we had really the state's congressional dele- was made in a series of meet- said several nations have of- abruptness of a decision to shut been working as a delegation gation to discuss Ohio issues. alone if those reductions include ings held in Panama between fered. down an Ohio uranium-enrich- and supported an easier tran- Kindness renewed his crit- defense. Sunday and Tuesday. He said ment plant may have been sition at least. That wouldn't icism of Glenn's performance as "We can't have a strong de- government officials dealt About 24 mayors and mu- avoided if Ohio's U.S. senators necessarily happen if you had at senator. fense and a strong national secu- with two ranking officials of nicipal secretaries are in re- had worked more closely with least one of our senators work- "I mink that if he liked the job, rity position with a weak the Farabundo Marti Na- bel custody. Some were the administration and unified ing with the administration." be would perform it," said Kind- economy," he said. tional Liberation Front, or kidnapped as long ago as last the congressional delegation, ness. "And from a standpoint of Glenn said that when he was FMLN, the Salvadoran guer- spring and the government Rep. Thomas Kindness said yes- HOWEVER, GLENN aide legislative involvement, that's running for president he had rillas' umbrella organisation. had demanded their release terday. Dale Butland said it was largely been minimal." made some proposals that would It has been fighting the gov- along with the president's The Ohio Republican, who through Glenn's efforts that the KINDNESS, A member of the have produced revenue of $80 ernment for five years. daughter. plans to run against Sen. John plant had been kept operating House-Senate Conference Com- billion a year. Glenn, D-Ohio, for the Senate for the past two years. Butland mittee working on a proposal to "Had we done the things back next year, made his remarks said he wished Kindness would balance the federal budget at that time I was talking about, during an interview in which he have been able to exert more within five years, said he differs I think we'd be in far, far better was critical of Glenn for not influence with the Republican with Glenn on how to reduce the shape today," he said. "As far playing a stronger role in coordi- administration on the decision. deficit as now, I have not proposed a nating efforts among Ohio's con- "He's nut himself publically in tax increase right now." gressmen in focusing on federal "The Reagan administration the position of favoring a tax KINDNESS SAID that as sen- issues affecting the state. ... made a decision to shut that increase in order to balance the ator he would spend more time plant down," said Butland. budget or to reduce the deficit," on issues that affect shipping on Last April, the U.S. Depart- Senator Glenn and the dele- Kindness said. "I think he's the Great Lakes. ment of Energy announced it gation met a number of times wrong, and I am critical of that. ' 'I don't believe we've given as was terminating operations at with the administration to try to He's been one of the big-spend- much attention to that as we the Gas Centrifuge Enrichment get them to reverse their deci- ing voters in the Senate.' could have," he said. "It's an Plant at Piketon, Ohio, to pursue sion." Kindness said he believes the important factor in Ohio's econ- new technology for enriching budget can be balanced over a omy." uranium. There were 1,200 In addition, Glenn said he has workers at the Piketon plant and talked to Energy Secretary John 400 workers in both Akron and Herrington about making the »»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦ Sandusky who were building plant an attractive facility to A centrifuges for the facility. house the new laser process when it is developed further. Congratulations to the winners "The way that fell on us I Kindness said he would be of the Sweetest Day Raffle: thought could have been soft- able to work more closely with ened quite a bit or avoided in the Reasan administration than some degree," Kindness said. Glenn. He also suggested that he Heather Ring- 1st prize-dinner for 2 at Sundance "The suddenness could have would call regular meetings of Jim McCrave • 2nd prize - dinner for 2 at Aspen •> Gary Kappleman- 3rd prize -dinner for 2 at Tradewinds We would also like to thank Tradewinds, i Aspen, and Sundance for their contributions Only Two Days Left and all those 1 devoted people ^^ [ who made this MSB Orientation Leader a success! i^is Applications due eu-wuxwrM Friday, Oct. 25 by 5:00 405 Student Services

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"What is the definition of a The goal proved to be all the sports reporter The last time the Falcons won win?" scoring the Vikings would need, one game away was on Sept. 25 when they de- The Vikings, who are now M- but at 68:06, forward Paul Clark It seems Bowling Green coach feated Eastern Michigan 3-0. 1, scored a goal in each half to took a nice pass from Matt Ray ST. LOUIS (AP) - John season outing of the year. He Gary Palmisano and his team Since that game, BG tied three succumb BG. and beat Vincent one-on-one to Tudor pitched a five-hitter struck out eight, walked one have forgotten what it means to games in a row and are now At the 34:17 mark, CSU mid- give CSU an insurance goal and and the St. Louis Cardinals and allowed four singles and win. sporting a three-game losing fielder Kevin Smith took a de- a 2-0 advantage. showed unusual power, de- a double. streak. Their record has fallen For the sixth game in a row, flection off of Falcon goalkeeper "I WAS only hoping for the one feating the Kansas City Roy- HE NEVER really was in the Falcons failed to gain a to 2*4. Jeff Vincent and booted it into goal." said Vikings' coach Brian als M last night to move trouble until the seventh victory, losing to Cleveland "I don't remember what it the back of the net to give the Doyle. "But it was nice to get the within one victory of their when the Royals loaded the State 24 at Mickey Cochrane feels like to win," Palmisano Vikings a 1-0 lead. second one because the game second World Series bases with two out on a pair of could have gone anybody's way. championship in four years. singles and a walk. But Tudor "On the second goal, Matt The Cardinals, with an of- got out of it when pinch-hitter made a great decision to pass off fense built on speed and line Hal McRae swung on a pitch to Paul, he said. "It was a real drives, scored two of their low and away and grounded intelligent play." runs on solo homers by Tito into a forceout at third. Tudor Landrum, the substitute who had the first World Series CSlTs second goal came off a is hitting .400 for the Series, corner kick which was passed to shutout since Scott McGregor Ray. The Falcons have been and Willie McGee, the Na- of Baltimore beat the Phila- victimized on IS of the 35 goals tional League batting cham- delphia Phillies 54 in Game 5 pion at .353. Their third run of the 1963 classic. against them this season off a was a more typical St. Louis set piece. effort, scoring on a triple by While the Cardinals' offen- A set piece is a team's play Terry Pendleton and a full- sive effort resembled some- that comes off either a corner count suicide squeeze bunt by thing less than all-out kick, which is awarded to a team TomNieto. warfare, it was a marked when the opponent kicks or The victory gave the Cardi- contrast to the first three heads the ball past the endline or nals a 3-1 advantage in the games, in which they batted a free kick, which is given to a best-of-seven Series and left .198 as a team with little run- team when the opponent com- the Royals in a hole from scoring efficiency. The entire mits a foul. which only five other teams Series, in fact, had been have recovered, the last be- marked by a decided lack of "We just keep giving up goals ing the 1979 Pittsburgh Pi- power, with the Royals' on set pieces," Palmisano said. rates. Frank White hitting the first "That is almost like going into a The Cardinals can wrap it homer in Game 3 Tuesday game down 1-0. We Just don't up tonight, when they will night. react well off a set piece. It send right-hander Bob really is inexcusable." Landrum, filling in for in- Forsch, 9-6, a two-time loser jured rookie base-stealing HOWEVER, BG'S loss was a in St Louis' seven-game Se- star Vince Coleman, homered team effort, as the offense also ries victory over Milwaukee sputtered. The Falcons were in 1982, against Royals left- off Royals left-hander Bud just outshot 16-12 by the Vikings, hander Danny Jackson, 14-12, Black in the second inning. but they couldn't hit the broad and the loser of Game 1. McGee hit one off Black in the side of barn. Of BG's 12 shots The left-handed Tudor, 21-8 third, and the surprise only three had to be saved by during the season and 3-1 in squeeze came in the fifth as CSU goalkeeper Denning McTa- the postseason, was virtually the Cardinals made the most gue. untouchable in his best post- of their opportunities. "Our skill level was Just horri- ble at crucial times," Palmisano said. "I've never seen us step on the ball so many times and lose it in their goalie's box." Doyle credited defenseman Steelers ready for big Lester Charles for shutting down Mark Jackson, the Fal- cons' leading scorer this season game with Cincinnati BG News/ Joe Phelan with 22 points. Jackson only took Bowling Greens Tom Kasten kicks the ball past Cleveland States Matthew Quamina yesterday at Cochrane one shot against the Vikings. Field. BG lost 2-0. CINCINNATI (AP) - Pitts- Cleveland. After playing the burgh Steelers Coach Chuck Bengals in Cincinnati this Sun- Noll has no illusions that Sun- day, Pittsburgh plays host to day's game with the Cincinnati Cleveland. Bengals is anything less than THE STEELERS are coming Howard's club H vitalin the AFC Central Division off a 23-10 victory over St. Louis, title race. breaking a three-game losing "No doubt about it," Noll told streak, while the Bengals were Cincinnati reporters in a long- humiliated by Houston, 44-27. • VOTED BEST BAR IN B.G. • distance telephone interview Noll said he is concerned **************************** ********* yesterday. "Irs a very impor- about his team's tendency to be tant game to us. We can't afford plagued by mistakes on offense, J TWO NIGHTS ONLY! 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World Series "Shows-Me" little Falcon Ruggers record two wins d* How many times this year Two teams from Missouri are in the World has O.J. Simpson said, "If I dragging two Rovers into the were the coach. I'd do this..." Bowling Green's rugby end zone. Saponari and for- lUriSaHk Series and I can honestly say that fact prompting Joe Namath to say team blanked tbe Cleveland ward Kevin Koch added tries VomxWoc aftermeplay, "O.J. called it! Westside Rovers by scores of while Konczak booted a sec- excites me as much as having my wisdom O.J. calledlit!" JM and 1M, while also edg- ond conversion in tbe 24-0 teeth removed. • Even though the Reds' ing Ohio Junior division whitewash. season is over, Pete Rose is still champion Ohio State-Lima DESPITE DRIVING rains. chasing a record - most products 11-10 this weekend. BG prevailed in the second Every semester, I am Flutie? poorly. They are winless in MAC endorsed. Sources say he is way The Rovers are a member match 17-0. overcome with the urge to let • I'd like to see McClure get competition and are riding a ahead of record pace. of tbe Midwest Premier For the third straight loose with some ideas I have drafted by the Los Angeles four game losing streak. This • Every time I see a major League which placed the top match, center Scott Ault been festering. Now seems as Rams. He'd fit in perfectly; they upsets me as much as a class league baseball player on a three teams in the national scored two tries with eighth good a time as any. have a huge line and a great getting cancelled. commercial, I wonder if he is rankings. man Jon Sweede adding an- • It comes to me as no running attack to make play- • Regardless of how bad the tanked up on drugs and if hell "These are big wins for other. Fly half Steve Carte surprise that the media once action passes deadly. They also Rockets are playing, they will remember doing the us," BG coach Roger Mazza- upped his season point total to again is more excited about the have the speedy receivers to go give the Falcons fits when they commercial a year from now. reua said. "The Premier 71 with a conversion and a World Series than most fans. deep. In addition, 34-year old visit Doyt L. Perry Field Nov. • BG is one of four undefeated, League consists of the best 16 drop kick field goal. • Who is going to stop the signal caller Dieter Brock will 16. untied Division I-A schools (Air city teams in the midwest. Against Ohio State-Lima, Chicago Bears? No one. be around just long enough to • Why did the Cavs draft Keith Force, Penn State and Iowa are Just getting them to put a wings John Lonsert and Dave • I am convinced Joe Namath show McClure the ropes. Lee? He is a Mel Turpin the others) but has yet to break college team on their sched- Oster led the Falcon attack and O.J. Simpson are having a • IF NOT THE Rams, I'm lookalike and Turpin admittedly the Associated Press top 20. In ule is a big deal, let alone with tries. English fly half contest to see who can tell the afraid McClure will get stuck didn't fill the role Cleveland addition, the Falcons have the beating them." Haroon Khan booted a pen- most stories about their playing with some rebuilding team like wanted. nation's longest winning streak BG's defense rose to the alty kick in the final minutes days. It's obvious they're going the Atlanta Falcons. • Gary Kruzich didn't break (along with Air Force). What occasion again with their 10th to give BG an 11-10 victory. for quantity not quality. • Since I stuck my neck out on his hand last weekend against will it take to get them in the top and 11th shutouts of the year. the Cal Bowl, I might as well tell Lake Superior as the News 20? After wing Gus Saoonari's The Falcons, now 22-2-2, • unless Brian McClure travel to Kent State Saturday throws for 350 yards against the rest of the story - McClure reported yesterday. Apparently, • Who are the two teams in the try and Tony Konczt t's con- will throw for over 300 yards he broke it Monday night in his version made the score 6-0, for a four match series that Kent State, he won't even come World Series? may be their toughest of the close to breaking Doug Elutie's with a pair of touchdowns and an apartment. • Eastern Michigan came both teams settled into a de- fensive battle. season. BG will play without all-time passing yardage interception. Bernard White will • TWO TEAMS from Missouri under fire last year from the seven of their regular play- record. score at least one touchdown are in the World Series and I can MAC for insufficient attendance But eighth man Pat Wood ers. • Not only am I sure that and put on an end zone dance honestly say that fact excites me at football games and the started the second half with a Bowling Green will win the Mid- like no one has ever seen. as much as having my wisdom Hurons were almost dismissed by on a play that has proved Forwards Dave Meyer, American Conference title, they • Maybe ABC should hire Bob teeth removed. from the league. I'm glad they successful all year for the Chuck Tunnacllffe, Pat Wood, will face Fresno State in the Uecker to do color commentary • I hope everyone enjoys the weren't, if for no other reason Falcons. and backs Konczak, Scott California Bowl and win 45-20. for Moday Night Football. He 1985 football season, because the than they put out one of the best Following Woods' score, Huff, Mark Laimbeer and • Is the United States Football couldn't do much worse than gravy train won't last forever. halftime press box spreads. wing Vic Conti "earned" a try Terry Busch were named to League still around? Namath and Simpson. Consider that BG will be losing on a combination kick and the 21 member All-Ohio team • Does anyone care if the • I don't recall the preseason 15 offensive (nine starters) and • Aren't you glad I only get the run play that covered 75 which plays in Louisville this USFL is still around? polls, but I doubt if anyone seven defensive players (six urge to let these ideas loose once yards and ended with Conti weekend. • What ever happened to Doug expected Toledo to be doing so starters). a semester? Texas town "fails" to finish grid season . RENTALS U In Dallas, the H. Grady day to grant an injunction re- hear testimony on the merits of C> Starting as low as * C* HOUSTON (AP) - There's not Spruce High School Marching quested by attorney Anthony the case, which now is a class 10.1 A 00 nnrper dayAr>,, 10*1 At pern/» mile"mil/* much doing Friday nights in Apache Band abandoned plans Sheppard that would have bar- action suit involving Texas' 1,- Marathon, now that the high of marching during halftime af- red schools from enforcing the 100 school districts. Must be 21 yrs. old school football season has ended ter 26 of the 48 members failed rule until the U.S. Supreme five weeks ahead of schedule. at least one class. Court decides its constitutional- Sheppard contends the rule When the first report cards "I HAD eight trumpet players ity. "impinges on the fundamental SMITH AUTO SALES came out this fall, half the team before," band Director Don Pat- She set a Nov. 18 trial date to rights of students." in this West Texas town of 800 mon said. "I have one now." e 17715 N. Dime HWY. 352-4324 people had failed at least one The remaining 22 members, class, and that made them ineli- dubbed the "The A Team," now Learn to Scuba Dive gible to play for the next six assemble in front of the drill aqua hul J?'»,^^ weeks under the state's no pass, team each game and play a $250 includes - no play rule. single tune. Florida Trip - Scuba Meadowview Courts A challenge to the statute, Statewide, the rule benched 15 which runs counter to Texans percent of high school varsity Certification - we obsession with high school foot- football players, according to provide mask, fins? Apartment ball, is pending before the U.S. the Texas High School Coaches 711 N. Reynolds. ToUd< Supreme Court. Association, the only group that & equipment —4&C- "It really hurts this town," monitors the failing rates of (419) 531-5547 Coll now at 352-1195 said Gary Lamar, coach of the football players. 1002 1 Main, Bowling Grw Meals not included Marathon Mustangs, who lost all Failure rates were about 25 352-5128 International five games they had played this percent for junior varsity play- Two Bedroom Unfurnished season. "This is a football town. ers and 38 percent for younger Training Facility S-414 $265 plus gas and electric That's all they have here." players, the association said. The law, passed during a spe- State District Judge Marsha cial legislative session last sum- Anthony threw out the no pass, ****************************** Two Bedroom Furnished mer, bars students failing any no play provisions during the * * course during a six-week grad- summer, but her decision was * * Landlord pays water and sewage ing period from participating in overturned by the Texas Su- * . School of * extracurricular activities for preme Court. 9» HPER $270 plus gas and electric the next six weeks. Ms. Anthony refused yester * *>** J * All residents have the privilege of * Meeting of all those interested * * * using The Cherrywood Health Spa * and those already signed up to go # located at 8h and High St. * * Oo lo Tony Packos with MO * Thurs. 7:30, Oct. 24 257 Memorial Hall * * * Hours: Mon.-Fri, 9-4:30 214 Napoleon Rd. Leaving Union Oval on * * * Ski package for students and friends * November 7, 1985 at 6 p.m. * good for one hour PEG credit * leaving Tony Packos at 9 p.m. # See you there! Cost: $2 plus meal * ******************************* ■cflofen Tickets available at UAO Office. 3rd floor. Union V Wild life' 372-2343 GRAND REOPENING Specials Include Look At These •Free Lifetime THURSDAY IS YOUR IMPORT FEELING ILL? Terrific Video Membership WE HAVE THE CUREl! 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