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Tuesday, April 11, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 131
April Showers Bring Standing Water Controversial principal plans University visit
Lindsey Kraut The BC News
Joe Clark, the subject of the movie Lean on Me starring Morgan Freeman, will speak at the University tonight. Clark will discuss his controversial high school discipline methods in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom at 8 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public. Clark is the principal who used methods to discipline the students in a New Jersey high school that brought on national attention. The ti- tle of his speech is "Education: Disgrace to Amazing Grace." He gained attention by carrying around a Louisville slugger base- ball bat In one hand while directing students through a bullhorn in the other. He forbade the wearing of gang colors and hats and eliminated tardiness and abusive language in school. "Discipline is the ultimate tenet of education," Clark said. "If there is no discipline, no learning can take place." While many have praised Clark"s methods, others do not believe his harshness is necessary. "I do not think a baseball bat and bullhorns are necessary," said Kathy Faber, a professor in the College of Education. "Violence begets violence." Faber has had experience in urban schools and said she believes other approaches may be better to ensure success from students. Although Clark is said to be controversial, some members of the The BC Newi/Rs» Wclnncr University look forward to Clark's visit. A motorist pilot* hit vessel through what could be considered a temperatures Monday morning. While the rain is expected to con- "Bringing a person like Clark is consistent with the University small lake on Court Street Monday afternoon. Residents of Bowl- tinue throughout the day today, temperatures should be warmer. bringing in speakers of all types that students can benefit from," said ing Green were greeted with high winds, heavy rains and cold Cliff Boutelle, director of Public Relations. "Although he is some- times controversial, he is an excellent educator." Georgia Democrat turns Republican crat in Congress to switch since touch with mainstream Amer- can. It also abuts the district of wingers who don't have a clue," that statement. Joan KJrchner House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Deal's move increases the Re- The Associated Press the Republicans seized control of ica," said Deal, a former state Gingrich said at a luncheon in At- both chambers in the Nov. 8 elec- senator elected to a second architect of the Republican lanta on Monday. publicans' House majority to GAINESVILLE, Ga. - Rep. tion. The others were Sens. Rich- House term in November. takeover. The switch comes three 231-203, with one independent. It Nathan Deal, a conservative De- ard Shelby of Alabama and Ben "I think it is Important that at "There's no question we months after Deal told WSB leaves Georgia with three Demo- mocrat who often voted with the Nighthorse Campbell of Colora- some point you get away from strongly endorse him and are de- radio, "If I choose to switch dur- crats and eight Republicans in Republicans, switched to the do. the schizophrenia that I have had lighted ... to encourage him to ing the term, I think the honest the House. A year ago, there GOP on Monday, just three "During the last 100 days, I to deal with," he added. represent his views in a party thing to do is to resign and have a were seven Democrats and four months after pledging to resign have observed my party at the Deal, 52, represents a northern that actually agrees with him in- special election." Republicans. if he changed parties midterm. national level simply not be will- Georgia district that is 95 per- stead of trying to spend his whole Deal did not immediately re- turn a call seeking comment on Deal becomes the third Demo- ing to aomitadmit thattnai theytney are out ofor centtem white»unc andouo heavilynw-uj Republi-™i~»ir lifetime..••...—.. arguing_.B-—„ with left--- See SWITCH, page Kven. Judge Ito USG votes down proposal On the Campaign Trail subpoenas ex-juror to eliminate groups' seats Jim Barker ment because it would have pro- encourage senators to vote The BG News vided for a more equal repre- against the amendment. Flana- in case sentation for the student body. gan said she believed the "There are too many dispari- amendment would damage the Michael Fleeman connections between USG and The Associated Press "The Revolution," a proposed ties right now between those amendment to the Undergradu- people who have organizational the student organizations. LOS ANGELES - The ate Student Government consti- seats and those who have, say, at- "I was opposed to the proposal dismissed O.J. Simpson tution which would have elim- Large senators who represent be- because I felt that it was going to juror who predicted a hung inated the organization's 12 or- tween 17,000-18,000 students," eliminate the connections USG jury and charged that black ganizational Thetgyisald. has to other representative panelists were treated senate seats differently by sheriff's and added 12 deputies was ordered to ap- at-large seats, "Ifyou take a look at the spring election, pear in Judge Lance Ito's was shot down there was a decent turnout and if the private chambers on at Monday tst*jKauuie The office of Financial A man assaulted University gymnast Jen Aid will move to the police officers and Wenrich competed in the nd and third floors of highway patrolmen on CAA regionals at Kent Administration Interstate 75 after running State over the weekend. uilding in June. his car into a ditch. Page 13. Page 4. Page5. <.ti»i«> Editorial The BG News page two Tuesday, April 11,1995 Sign theft taken seriously It was a typical Thursday even- the bottom of things." Besides, we lights, freeway underpass signs The BG News ing. Recovering from my sinus had just gotten rid of the last of - anything of that nature. (OK. trouble and attempting to avoid our stolen JFK evidence, so I I'm not sure that "Please do not "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" work, I rested comfortably really had nothing to hide. remove dishes from the dining against the dish machine and Two years ago, I had picked up hall" signs fall into that category, spoke with my fellow employees. a lonely Handicapped Parking but the principle is still the Julie Tagliaferro Michael Zawacki "Y'know, Zoon," worker Nick sign that was lying on the ground same..) editor-in-chief managing editor said, "I think that 'Please do not on the side of the grocery store Obviously, I wasn't aware of remove dishes from the dining where I used to work. At the any of this until I was caught in hall' sign would look lovely in my time, I came to the conclusion possession of the stolen property. room." that the sign was serving no im- In fact, I wasnt aware I did any- Leah Barnum Dawn Keller "Well, Nick," I replied, "it real- mediate purpose and that it thing wrong; considering the sign news editor assistant managing editor ly wouldn't be in your best inter- would look very chic In my room was not in use and had been in est to take that. You never know at school. So, I picked it up and my room for the duration of the who might see it hanging in your CHRIS did my best to provide the sign previous school year, as well. room. You could get in big trou- with a happy place to live. However, after numerous con- Joe Peiffer Larry Hannan Sharon Turco ble!" ^UNIC It enjoyed a nice stay in my versations with the police, my city editor editorial editor feature editor "Who are you?" asked worker room all last year and was residence adviser and my hall di- Michelle. "Mr. Pig-Me-Will? [ob- prominently displayed in my rector, I have realized the seri- ousness of my actions. The state scure Richard Scarry reference] natured, friendly human being, I room this year, as well. However, Take the sign, Nick. Take it and invited the visiting party in. the officer explained that, by legislature has increased the Downtown business hang it right on the outside of When I saw my hall director having that sign in my posses- penalties and consequences if your door with a big neon sign standing there with someone clad sion, I could be charged with a one is found in possession of sto- that says, T stole this sign from in the uniform of the University fourth-degree felony. len signs. must make changes Commons Cafeteria I'm cool police, my lightning-fast thought The words "Receiving stolen The problem has gotten out of now!'" process immediately deduced property is an offense punishable hand lately, and it is an even Horrified at the imminent dan- that something was wrong. by arrest" escaped her lips as I larger problem on this campus in ger my friends were placing My first thought was that my began to envision myself stuck in particular. Apparently, the stu- The passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act a prison cell with a large, burly dents here seem to have stickier of 1990 enacted laws that forced larger businesses themselves in, I elected to tell roommate had chased a squirrel them a little story. It all goes out into the street and had been man who demanded I call him fingers than the students on to make their buildings accessible to people with disabi- back to last fall, when a rather "King Sodomyn." other campuses. lities. hit by a car (he has been known unsuspecting, young student to do that from time to time, but Now, chances are, there are Of course, upon hearing this However, small businesses were left to change at their story, I could see I had convinced befell the legal ax of this Univer- he has generally been able to many people out there like my- own pace. Most of the businesses that make up the Bowl- sity. Let's see if I remember cor- avoid the oncoming traffic). self who aren't aware of the seri- my fellow co-workers into recon- sidering their actions. ing Green downtown area fall under this definition of a rectly ... However, my keen instincts and ousness of something as simple "I can see now that, even smaller business. As I was leaning against my perception told me It must have as picking up one of those signs. though taking that sign would bed, recovering from yet another been something else. Personally, I just figured it make me seem really cool and People with disabilities deserve to have the same op- one of my Softball team's heart- would be really cool and unique portunities as those who do not, and the Americans with breaking losses and nursing a The officer Immediately ex- to have a Handicapped Parking help me get a date for the week- Disabilities Act of 1990 has been just one step in equaliz- throbbing headache, I heard a plained that, while performing sign hanging above the chair in end," Nick said. "I guess it would tapping, a gentle rapping upon room inspections, it was brought my room. be better if I just stuck with my ing the rights of the disabled. my chamber door. to her attention that I was in pos- pink leisure suits." In the end, though, making small businesses accessi- "Curiouser and curiouser," I session of stolen property. The fact is that sign is the The moral here, boys and girls, ble to those with disabilities many times lies in the dis- said, which isn't good English, Therefore, we had a few things property of the state and, by my is remember what your mom and cretion of the business owner. but it got the point across. "Who that needed to be discussed having it in my room, I was in dad taught you when you were I would be rapping, gently tapping Well, as you can imagine, I was possession of stolen state prop- kids: keep your paws off of other [ The News believes many downtown Bowling Green upon my chamber door?" obviously taken by this accusa- erty. The same goes for stop people's belongings and don't businesses have taken steps to make their buildings So, like any other good- tion and was prepared to get to signs, one way signs, traffic open the door for strangers. more accessible to those with disabilities. But there are still improvements to be made. < .Wtfl'l4M Win* J2»df #}a 'Wherever there are steps without ramps or elevators, LETTERS TO or narrow doorways those who use wheelchairs may en- counter problems. THE EDITOR ; These places do exist in Bowling Green, and it is the opinion of The News that these businesses should work to Reader advocates rhake their services accessible to those with disabilities. teen abstinence What business owners must remember is, if patrons cannot get to their business, those people cannot spend money there. I am writing in response to Jeff tNUTB ELITIST FWR^FIMW Although remodeling to suit those with disabilites may Schwartz's April 3 letter which seem to some business owners as a waste of money, it contained degrading comments has been estimated that one out of 10 people will not be i on teenage sexual abstinence able to negotiate a set of stairs at some point during his programs. or her life, whether it is a permanent or temporary con- Schwartz labeled the absti- dition. nence movement as "extremist nature." I find it sad that people ; When business owners choose not to make their build- refer to sexual abstinence as ex- ings accessible to those with disabilites, they are not treme and impractical while they only losing the business of the disabled, but run the risk fully accept threatening youth by of losing the business of their family and friends, as labeling contraceptives as "re- well. sponsible and safe." The explosion of sex education The News believes that all business owners should programs in public schools has take the intiative to make changes to their buildings that resulted in a 90 percent increase are within their means, while at the same time make , in teen pregnancy and a 230 per- FIKftAUY FIIW. EBUATD EUTUT their services available to those with disabilites. Busi- cent increase In abortion. On the nesses should cater to every person in the community, other hand, an abstinence pro- not just a certain segment of it. gram in California reduced high MR A mpmhpr laws are good, and are therefore school pregnanciesDreenancles from 147 to I'nrtt „ 11ICII IUOI , SRC&^SS Irresponsibility no Copyright ©1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any 20 over a two-year period. If we challenges column NOW the mistake many make is excuse for a^ault look around us today, it Is quite they've been set vp by other *"**""<*** "-" BOOHg" material in this publication without the permission of The BG evident the majority of sex edu- News is strictly prohibited. events. Consider the oil and cation programs are not work- tobacco lobbies. They're all the The BG News is an independent student voice founded ing! In addition to these advan- I must challenge Roark Little- same, aren't they? We correctly The articles that covered the in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and tages of teaching an abstinence- field about the premise of his regard the tobacco lobby as rep- based sex education curriculum, sexual battery trial two weeks Wednesdays in the summer. column, "Term limits are neces- resenting the Interests of ago exhibit misunderstandings self-control, responsibility and sary." growers and manufacturers of Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of respect are also gained. Sex is surrounding consent to sexual Littlefield is making a funda- tobacco. We also know the oil Intercourse. the student body, faculty or University administration. Opin- not just a mere physical act of mentaI mistake m your premise lobby represents the interests of pleasure, but it is an act of self- Regardless of legal definitions, ions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not neces- with respect to the National Rifle oil manufacturers. the Irresponsibility of one person sarily those of The BG News. giving love. It carries psycholo- Association, but it Is an easy mis- gical impacts, as well as the risk does not consent to sexual activi- Letters intended for publication must be between 200 ■ take to make. It must be, so many One would assume the gun ty. We must recognize it as inap- of pregnancy and disease. people make it lobby is the same, representing 300 words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone Perhaps our past mistake of propriate even if it Is not ruled il- The NRA, which Littlefield has the Interests of the manufac- legal by our courts. number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News accepting "free love" and the act referred to as a special-interest turers and sellers of guns. But reserves the right to edit any and all letters. of having multiple sex partners group, and which many identify that is not the case. has led to our current ratio of 1 with and refer to as the "gun Why is it accepted that if a The BG News encourages its readers to notify the out of every 2 marriages ending paper of any errors in the stories or photograph descriptions. lobby," does in fact lobby against You see, the tobacco lobby and woman makes a bad decision it In divorce The want for imme- many proposed gun control laws the oil lobby are promoting their implies consent to sexual inter- diate gratification and the loss or It is also a fair statement that the own commercial interests. We course? The only form of consent self-control only leads to disre- NRA is a special-interest group. are fully aware they are not look- is when a woman says yes or is The BG News Staff spect. Teenagers have the intel- Littlefield has lamented that ing out for the consumers. The fully aware and participates ligence and self-control to ab- special-interest groups have a gun lobby, however. Is different without coercion. Sexual inter- stain from sex; teens obviously course is something to be treated photo editor Ross Weitvter tremendous power In American And yes. It does represent the did it in the past, and they can do with respect sports editor government. Does that mean you American consumer. Marty Fuller It again today. Another concern is the effect asst. sports editor Pat Murphy believe they have no role in If we want teen-age pregnancy, American government? The power of the gun lobby these articles have on future in- graphics editor Jim Mericsko abortion, future broken mar- comes from Its substantial con- cidents. The tone of such articles Weekend Reality editor If you are hoping all special- GlenLubbert riages and disrespect for the interest groups go away arid have stituency of voting American cit- makes it difficult for victims of Weekend Reality mg. editor Melissa Ltpowskt youth of America, we must stop no role in politics you are being izens. I am one The NRA didn't sexual assault to come forward, copy chief Cindy Williams giving false hopes and lies unrealistic. I should think most buy my vote In fact, I dunned for fear of how your newspaper assistant copy chief Kristin Sladum through advocating condoms. individuals would identify with the NRA and the NRA Institute will portray them. The press for Legislative Action. No gun special projects editor The popularity of condoms was one or more special interest should exercise more caution and Robin Cot dealer has given me a free gun. assistant special projects editor Aaron Cray not achieved overnight Rather, group. sympathy toward both parties, it took years of advertising, edu- In fact, I pay my own good, hard- reporting in such a way that the cation and community In- Therefore, I hope we can agree earned money for my guns. tragedy can be felt by the reader. 204 West Hall volvement. This same thing can It is not the case that the only Ranee De Long Kevin Cagle Bowling Green State University be done and is being done with good laws are the ones not op- Engineer Junior abstinence. posed by some special-interest Scientist Math Education Bowling Green. Ohio 43403-0726 Deanna Brlckner group, or where all the groups Philosopher Susan Hedges bgnews0andy.bgsu.edu Freshman are neutral. We should certainly NRA Member Sophomore Political Science/Spanish be able to agree not all proposed Computer Science t The BG News Headlines Tuesday, April 11, 1995 page three THEY SAID IT • "As I remember it, I was asked if I was going to retire and I said one of these days, yes." ■Rod Stewart, concerning the rumor he might quit ACROSS show business ampus THE WORLD orner his party and four others agreed On This Date Remains of Vietnamese to cut public spending by $4.5 bil- guerrillas found lion In the next four years. Some Twenty years ago today, University Organizations spon- Wednesday in Bryan Recital $2.3 billion will be cut from next President Hollis Moore ruled invalid Hall. HANOI, Vietnam - In one of year's budget, reducing govern- a planned referendum to determine if sor "Senior Send Off" Vietnam's most significant MIA ment spending to $44 billion. 995 the Student Government Association Corrigan will present "The discoveries, the remains of 65 In March, the Social Democrats to honor graduating Relationship of Scholarship to North Vietnamese guerrillas became Finland's largest party (SGA) should be abolished. students Practice;" Lake will offer missing for more than three dec- with 63 seats in the 200-member SGA remained the student The Undergraduate Alumni "Hermeneutic Musical Struc- ades have been dug up from a Parliament. But they needed at government on campus. Association and the University tures In 'Das irdlsche Leben' southwestern swamp. least one other party to form a Ambassadors are once again by Gustav Mahler;" and Ken- The state-run Vietnam New» government. sponsoring the annual Senior nell will present "Teaching reported the finding Monday. It After talks, Lipponen decided Send Off, which began in 1989. Scaffolding Strategies in Col- said officials searched for the ' upon a coalition with four other The event is taking place in lege Applied Music Lessons: A burial site for several years. »arties: the Conservatives, the NATIONAL honor of the seniors graduat- Progress Report." Three of the remains had been Swedish People's Party, the The Aocu-Weatrwr" forecast tor noon, Tuesday, April 11. ing in either May, August or identified so far, the Vietnam Greens and the Left Wing Alli- K& wrvmm remm K. tie day December of 199S and Is a The University School of Art News said. ance. formal welcome to seniors into annual MFA and BFA Exhibi- Vietnam has an estimated Prime Minister Esko Aho's co- the Alumni Association. tions continue in the galleries 300,000 soldiers missing in action alition was thrown out by voters This year's celebration Is of the Fine Arts Center. Hours from the Vietnam War. The after four years of unpopular carrying a Broadway/theater are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week- United States lists 1,621 Ameri- welfare cuts during Finland's theme, "Give My Regards to days through April 18. cans as missing in Vietnam, out worst recession in five decades. BG." of 2,207 in all of southeast Asia. The event will take place on The University Trumpet En- The newspaper said about 320 April 13 at 7:30 p.m. The pro- semble, under the direction of bodies are believed buried in an gram begins at 8 p.m. with Todd Davidson, will perform area known as the Plain of Reeds at 8 p.m. in the Bryan Recital in Tien Glang province, 60 miles U.S. gives Cambodia Tom Walton, editor of The 70s Blade, as the keynote speaker Hall on April 13. southwest of Ho Chi Minh City, mine detectors for the evening. formerly Saigon. A video highlighting Uni- "The Invasion of the Body The former North Vietnamese PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - versity life will be shown, a Snatchers," a 19S6 film direct- communists had a military base a The United States gave Cambo- barbershop quartet will enter- ed by Don Siegel, will be and training center at two nearby dia more than 200 mine detectors tain the seniors and door shown at 9 p.m. in the Glsh villages in the early 1960s. South and other equipment worth al- FRONTS: 70s prizes from the local commu- Film Theater. Vietnamese attacked them in most $1.5 million on Monday to 1962, inflicting heavy losses. nity will be presented. help the nation rid itself of lethal ! COLD WARD STATION*!?/ enWcoiWM—, ac The climax of the evening Organization to spon- unexploded mines. will be the presentation of the Up to 10 million unexploded ! H L B t^ 0 E3 ESO £l <£Q Outstanding Senior of the sor panel Finland to cut child al- mines lie undiscovered in Cam- -M*f ..10*_. .**»«■« «« rinwuMfi w» q wm "now aajor Class of 199S. The American Institute of bodia, a legacy of years of con- Students who want more in- Architecture Students will lowances flict that began in 1970 during the formation can contact Allison sponsor a panel discussion, Vietnam War and eased in 1991 Taylor or Kim VanDivort, pub- "Architecture and the Envi- HELSINKI, Finland - Finland when the nation's warring parties licity chairwomen of Senior ronment: Building a Sustaina- plans to cut child allowances, signed a peace agreement. .DON'T CAUSE THE END OF A FRIENDSHIP ble Future." pensions, unemployment benefits Send Off, at 372-4406 or and agricultural subsidies, ac- About 80,000 Cambodians are 372-4206, respectively. cording to a deal worked out believed to have been killed or in- .DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE The panel will discuss how Monday during talks on forming jured by mines in the past 25 architecture will have to a new government. years. Lively arts calendar change to be more environ- "Our program is aimed at re- The University Faculty mentally safe. ducing unemployment and reviv- Scholar Series continues with The discussion will take ing the ailing economy," said performances by Vincent Cor- place on April 13 at 6:30 p.m. in Paavo Lipponen, chairman of the rigan, William E. Lake and the Ohio Suite of the Universi- Social Democrats, who headed Richard Kennell at 8 p.m. ty Union. the talks. He said representatives from fiwfinm ooo starts with a professional management team! Make your search easy with Newlove Rentals Special Benefits: • No parental guarantee • Professional Management • Full time maintenance service • Recyclable bins available Check out these apartments: 228 S. College 725 Ninth St. 801 Fifth St. 114 1/2 S. Main 309 High St. 117 1/2 N. Main 803 Fifth St. 125 & 131 Clay St. engineering 824 Sixth St. Slop by our onlj office a 1328 S. 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Main (Noxt to Subway) --» — — — — — — - — —'j— Colored Ink City The BG News Tuesday, April 11, 1995 r page five City residents oppose clause Man arrested Council, citizen group debate viability of emergency rule in assault case Joe Boyle protesting the proposed location passage of a bill. "It's very routine. In fact, The BC News of a Best Buy distribution facili- However, according to Findlay probably 99.5 percent of our leg- Aaron Gray Dillon reportedly began ty, have claimed the emergency City Council clerk, Marty Stel- islation is passed as an emer- The BC News screaming, swearing, spitting A group of Bowling Green res- clause attached to the zoning zer, zoning issues, such as the gency measure," Brewer said. and kicking. He then reported- idents said City Council's use of change request took the vote switch of an area from agricul- The emergency clause is used A man was arrested for as- ly kicked an officer in the an emergency clause impedes away from those living nearby. tural to light industrial, would frequently so bills affecting day- saulting police and state forehead, causing a minor cut. their right to vote. However, city The wording in the Ohio Re- not be tagged as emergency to-day operations can be put into highway patrol officers on "While running from police, clerks and attorneys from vised Code, used by many com- measures generally. effect in a timely manner, he Interstate 75 South after Dillon was reportedly seen around Ohio said the use of the munities to set up the conditions "Rezonlng is not done as an said. ramming a car and driving taking a pen-like device from emergency clause allows city for an emergency clause, states emergency usually, unless However, although a bill in into a ditch Sunday morning, his pocket and giving himself governments to speed up legisla- the reason for an emergency somebody really needs it to sell Toledo may be marked as emer- according to a police report. a possible injection of tion and avoid potentially costly must be specified in the bill. their property," Stelzer said. gency, barring a suspension of John E. Dillon, 29, was ar- epinephrinc, a substance that waiting periods. "Ohio Revised Code specifical- She also added that Findlay the rules there are two readings rested at 10 a.m. and charged can be used as a heart stimu- The emergency clause puts a ly says that the wording in this City Council is relatively conser- of the legislation in open meet- with resisting arrest and three lant. bill into effect Immediately. Ac- resolution is not a valid reason," vative regarding use of the ings. "Now we've amended the counts of felonious assault. He State highway patrol offi- cording to the Ohio Revised said Dan Danowski, unofficial clause. charter to have two readings of is being held in the Toledo cers are still investigating Code, the clause should be atta- spokesman for the citizen group. "Council isnt too happy with legislation. We do suspend the Mental Health Center, what chemical, if any, Dillon ched to bills immediately neces- Although Bowling Green City things being done emergency," rules, but that is the exception - pending an evaluation. injected into himself. sary to operations of a city or di- Council uses the clause only on Stelzer said. not the rule," Brewer said. Dillon, who may be from Before jumping the fence, rectly affect the public safety. bills that are determined to be Toledo City Council uses the Cleveland City Council uses Ann Arbor, Mich., reportedly Dillon reportedly refused to Since in-depth debate cannot public emergencies, Cleveland emergency clause somewhat about the same definition for jumped a fence and set off get into a police officer's pa- take place on a bill with the and Toledo have amendments In more liberally, applying it to emergencies as Toledo, marking into a cornfield after abandon- trol car and was seen drinking emergency clause, the nonpart- their city charters specifying many pieces of legislation. many of its bills emergency for ing his car in a ditch north of water from a ditch. He was Isan citizens said they believe that many, if not all, bills should Larry Brewer, clerk of council, purposes of immediate public Bowling Green. apparently beginning to unzip their right to vote has been sty- be passed with an emergency claims that due to Toledo's char- need, according to Rick Horvath, After being captured and his pants when a state trooper mied. clause - thereby eliminating the ter amendments, most of the leg- Cleveland's chief assistant direc- handcuffed in the cornfield. drew her gun on him. The citizens, who began 30-day waiting period after final islation is passed with the clause. tor for law. Want to take an exciting course this summer that meets your Social Science requirement? Sign up for ENVH 210. The Global Commons: International Perspectives on n Environmental Health and Protection will be offered the second six week term (7/3 - 8/11 M-R, 11-12:35) for 3 credit hours. 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April 11, 1995 Alleged stalker pleads insanity Investigations Man faces prison time, fines after two-year search for woman sandwich shop in Flndlay where Routson on Monday also issued a uncover group's The Associated Press charge of menacing by stalking, punishable by up to one year in her mother worked. Sly, who was protection order for the woman FINDLAY -- A man accused of jail. He entered the plea during in the Air Force, apparently had until the case is liesolved. A tem- stalking a woman he met just arraignment Monday in Flndlay missed his bus and needed a ride porary order had been issued insurance scam once 31 years ago pleaded inno- Municipal Court and was being to Toledo, 40 miles to the north. Friday. \ cent by reason of insanity to a held at the Hancock County jail The woman agreed to take him. The order prohibits Sly from John Nolan misdemeanor. on bond of $5,000. Police said Sly later tracked calling the woman or going near The Associated Press Police said Jerold Sly's only The woman, now 49, lives in the woman through her married her home or office. If he violates '; contact with the woman occurred this northwest Ohio city. Au- name after finding her mother's the order, he could face addi- CINCINNATI - They allegedly reported car thefts that never when she gave him a ride to a bus thorities declined to release her obituary at a library. tional charges. occurred and used old cars for staged collisions. They recruited station in 1963. But they said he name. Renninger said investigators Sly also faces an unrelated drivers and paid participants to report bogus accidents, in- spent about two years tracking Sly, 51, moved to Flndlay from found in Sly's truck and home let- charge of domestic violence, said vestigators say. 'her address and last week sent the Dayton suburb of Fairborn a ters and about a dozen gifts he police Sgt. George Moody of It was all part of a group's continuing, interstate conspiracy to four dozen roses and a stack of few weeks ago. had bought for her, including a Beavercreek, near Dayton. Sly swindle 17 insurance companies and three banks out of $2.7 mil- letters to the woman's home and "He's been in and out of treat- set of wedding rings, champagne was accused July 24 of beating lion in payouts, according to federal prosecutors and statements ioffice. ment centers with the Veterans and toasting glasses. The gifts, up his 16-year-old son, Troy, dur- some defendants filed in U.S. District Court. "He had been fantasizing about Administration for years for some of them wrapped, included ing a discussion about Ouija Twenty-five of the 31 defendants indicted Jan. 11 in the al- her for quite a while," police Lt. mental problems," Renninger perfume and lingerie. boards and tarot cards. leged scheme, which began in 1989, have admitted to charges of Thomas Renninger said. "We just said. He said Sly "apparently Renninger said Sly said he Moody said a court hearing mail fraud, conspiracy or both. don't know how long. He has this snapped" after he was divorced wanted to buy her 67 presents -- was postponed Monday because They are out on bond awaiting sentencing in two to three illusion about her. She's the love about two years ago. one for every Christmas and of the Flndlay arrest. The charge months In federal court. Each could face punishment of five jof his life." Renninger said Sly met the birthday the two were apart. is punishable by up to one year in years in prison and a $250,000 fine per charge. i Sly was arrested Thursday on a woman while he was eating at a Municipal Judge Richard jail and a $1,000 fine. A trial of other defendants is scheduled May 16 in Cincinnati. Additional charges could be filed against other people before then. Assistant U.S. Attorney Terry Lehmann said Monday. Most of the bogus accidents occurred around Portsmouth, where the alleged conspiracy was based, and nearby northern Kentucky. Only one accident occurred elsewhere a 1990 acci- dent in Crewe, Va. The government and defendants said the alleged conspiracy involved two families, a garage owner, an insurance-claims ad- juster and friends who helped damage vehicles or set up the phony accidents. The independent adjuster, who was supposed to Investigate accidents for insurance companies, admitted In court that he helped burn at least one vehicle for which a claim was submit- ted, posed as a driver or passenger for fake accidents and pro- cured a driver for another. The adjuster, Michael D. Lewis, 35, of Wheelersburg, pleaded guilty to six mall fraud charges and a conspiracy charge. His lawyer, Hal Arenstein, who represented a defendant in a similar case in Chicago, said the alleged fraud appeared widespread. "If s pretty rampant," Arenstein said. 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"The person who made the allegations has James Hannah vich to direct The Associated Press million the amount of money "As you are well aware, the fir- said publicly that they weren't true." the state has contributed to the attorney ing of former Inspector General general to ap- Mike Dawson DAYTON - A $2 million in- the park. Rice said. David Sturtz and the recent res- The latest Installment will point a special Voinovich spokesman fusion from state coffers will ignation of Inspector General- be used to buy the Wrights' prosecutor to designate Donald Cox has left the speed the growth of a national investigate park dedicated to the Wright historic bicycle shop and Mifsud case in limbo," Espy jected to Asian Indians receiving on the issue. Voinovich's brothers and Ohio's aviation create exhibits on an adjacent wrote Voinovich In a letter Mon- contracts set aside for minori- Voinovich spokesman Mike plaza; expand a building that chief of staff. Voliiovlcli day. heritage, a committee said ties. Dawson said there would be no houses one of the Wrights' Sen. Ben Espy of Columbus, The original allegations were Monday. In the suit, Cargile said Mifsud Independent counsel. Members of the 2003 Com- first airplanes; and resurface mittee, which is sponsoring roads and provide bicycle ac- the Dayton Aviation Heritage cess to Huffman Prairie, National Historical Park, out- where the brothers perfected Firm Goodyear Tire names lined how the money will be powered flight. spent. The money also will be used "We hope that this money to improve the exteriors of plans that we're allocating today homes in the Dunbar Museum new president Monday will not only produce tangible complex. Rice said. results by mid-1996, but pro- Dunbar, born in Dayton in duce the kind of results that 1S72, also was a novelist. The person. business from Harvard Universi- venture Rich Harris people can see," said U.S. Dis- son of an escaped slave from The aim is to make the tran- ty and has worked for Goodyear The Associated Press trict Court Judge Walter Rice, Kentucky, he was among the sition "seamless," Gault said. first authors to picture black all over Europe. Gault praised committee chairman. in India AKRON - Goodyear Tire & "We're going to continue to The park, established in life with realism. Rubber Co. Chairman Stanley C. work toward that objective," he him as thoroughly qualified to lead a company that does busi- 1992, includes sites where Rep. Tony Hall, D-Ohio. said The Associated Press Gault answered half the com- said. the park will probably be the pany's succession question Mon- ness around the world. Wilbur and Orville Wright Gault also said he would be worked and tested their air- last to receive national status CINCINNATI -- Cincin- day, announcing a successor to staying on the Goodyear board "He truly understands the im- nati Milacron Inc. said portance that all of Goodyear's planes. It also includes the for some time because of con- retiring President Hoyt Wells. after his retirement, a departure gressional budget worries and Monday it is teaming with a Internal and external constituen- home of poet Paul Laurence Sam Gibara, executive vice from the usual practice for out- National Park Service con- manufacturer in India to president-for the North Ameri- cies represent to the success of Dunbar, a friend of the produce plastics Injection going executives. Wrights, who published some cerns about being able to can tire division, was elected to Gault, a former chairman of the enterprise," Gault said. molding machines in that replace Wells, who also was vice Gibara said he planned to fol- of his poetry when they oper- operate the sites it already country. Rubbermaid Inc., took control of ated a print shop in Dayton. controls. chairman and chief operating Goodyear in 1991 as the company low Gault's outline for the future, The company said its mi- officer. struggled to recover from an un- which places heavy emphasis on nority partner in the ven- Gault also told shareholders friendly takeover attempt He developing markets in India, ture is the Mahendra N. Goodyear would likely have an- has slashed debt, sold off nontlre China and Eastern Europe. Patel family operation, other record first quarter, with assets, reduced payroll, in- "We're going to continue... and which has 30 years of expe- sales In excess of $3 billion. creased efficiency and returned expand on what was started for rience in manufacturing the company to profitability. us four years ago," Gibara said. plastics processing Left unsaid was who will re- Gault told shareholders that machinery. The production place Gault as chairman and Gibara will become president first quarter 1995 sales probably will be done in Ahmedabad, chief executive officer when he and chief operating officer. The would reach $3.1 billion, a record India, subject to approval retires later this year. Gault did position of vice chairman - and a 9 percent improvement by the Indian government. not raise the issue at the share- created for Wells - will be abo- from the $2.9 billion sales re- The venture, Cincinnati holders' meeting and dodged lished, Gault said. ported in first quarter of last Milacron Pvt. Ltd., will questions about it at a news con- A 29-year veteran of Goodyear, year. make toggle-type machines ference afterward. Gibara was responsible for Im- Gault said income probably for India, other Asian mar- He did not say who might be In plementing the tlremaker's busi- would be between $130 million kets and South America. line to replace him and would not ness plan in Europe during the and $133 million, a range of 86 The company's prelimi- rule out any scenarios. Including European recession of the early cents to 88 cents a share. nary goal is to produce 600 having Gibara assume his duties 1990s. He also worked closely The company's net income was of the units per year. It also later this year. But he said he with Gault in developing "Per- $116 million, or 77 cents per I will market in India other doubted the company, with far- formance Plan Plus," Goodyear's shares. In the same quarter last machines produced by Cin- flung international operations, strategic plan for the next four year. cinnati Milacron's opera- would return to the days when years. Goodyear shares, traded on the tions in the United States operational and executive au- Born in Cairo, Gibara has a New York Stock Exchange, and Europe. thority were vested in a single master's degree in International closed unchanged at $38.121/2. Cincinnati Milacron said In February it had bought a German metal-cutting tool SWITCH USG maker, Krupp Wldia, which Continued from page one. Continued from page one. 1 LARGE included a SI percent ownership in Wldia (India) "I hope this is the last of the Organizational senator Jeff the students, who are our very PIZZA Ltd., a producer of metal- Newtniks in the party. Without Rodachy voted against the pro- bloodflow, was the solution," Ro- ONE ITEM cutting tools in India. them, we can be strong, lean, posed amendment and said the dachy said. Milacron also reached committed and dedicated and proposal was comparable to "The way we treated student agreement last year with most importantly, we will be able bloodletting. representatives [at the meeting] ,$4.99 354-6500 Carborundum Universal, to count on each other in a way "They thought that cutting off was pretty unreasonable." THE LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN! which makes industrial that we couldn't with them WE DELIVER! /SS^"'' '"* ( abrasives in India, to have around," said Rep. 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The Associated Press A bureaucratic battle that has "There's no amount of money gone from the courts to the that could compensate her for KINGSPORT, Tenn. - In statehouse has kept the semi- losing her child, essentially," 1985, the body of a still un- comatose boy, now 11, institu- House Claims Committee mem- identified woman was tionalized while his family tries ber Steve Feren said. "But deal- found near Interstate 81 in to bring him home. ing with taxpayer dollars, we Greene County. "They've taken my son, and have to try to come up with In 1991, the body of Mar- they don't want to give him something that's fair and garet Sue Coins was found back," Cynthia Mendat said reasonable to provide for the along the Interstate near Wednesday from her Coral child and mother." Tri-CiUes Regional Airport Springs home. "They're spending Justin's case has been cited as money to fight me from having an example of how laws that try Earlier this year, Brenda him." to protect taxpayers by limiting Kay Hagy's body was found Mendat has tried for years to the liability of government agen- along the same interstate in get the money needed for home cies can backfire against the Virginia, about 14 miles care for her son, who suffered neediest people. Broward said its from where Goins was severe brain damage in 1985 other patients would suffer if it found. Last month, the body when his oxygen supply was cut had to make the full payment for of Alice Rebecca Hanes off because of an improperly in- the boy. was discovered in Tennes- serted ventilator tube. Justin needs 24-hour medical see leas than a mile from attention. His mother has no in- where Goins' body was dis- A Jury In 1990 found Broward surance, and without the jury a- APfUcakac* covered. General Medical Center at fault ward, she cannot afford to bring Cynthia Mendat sits with her son, Justin Bates, in his Ft. Lauderdale, Fla,, hospital room in November. Authorities say they and awarded Justin $6.3 million. him home, Justin was a baby when be had an asthma attack 10 years ago. He has been there ever since, unable to could be dealing with a The hospital is run by the "You're looking at the rights of see, speak or walk. serial killer and they sus- North Broward Hospital District, the individual weighed against pect a trucker. Similar a county agency. And Florida law the needs of society," said Dr. vidual. This young man will have gent people In North Broward, somewhat of a normal life. To cases have been probed in says government entities cannot Pat Caralis, chairwoman of the to be cared for for the rest of his and you can see that these are have some sanity. To be strong Ohio. be held responsible for more ethics committee at Miami's life, and he needs money. You difficult things to decide." for Justin," she said. The murderer could be than $200,000 without legislative Jackson Memorial Hospital. weigh that against the cost of Each Sunday Mendat visits Justin rarely moves from his responsible for 21 deaths in approval. "You want to be fair to the indi- providing care for all the indl- Justin. In years past, she would bed, except when he is bathed or the last decade, but in- visit more often. She has since put into a specialized wheelchair vestigators say they do not married and has a 2-year-old he got for Christmas. He has have solid physical evi- daughter. schooling two days a week, when dence linking the cases. Do you have questions; about81D 0 U t "I still have to try to live someone reads to him. 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Wooster $:Ouam~5:00p*m m Miaanau ml cbooai yarn a>t t ), I The BG News Nation Tuesday, April 11, 1995 page nine A Day of Remembrance Officials forecast Sex clubs Medicare's demise return, Christopher Conmll the Republicans prescribe the The Associated Press tough medicine this time, he spark seemed to be saying. WASHINGTON - The progno- Administration officials com- debate sis lor Medicare was grave in Its plain they get no credit for some latest checkup. Bankruptcy by bold steps the president and a 2002. Democratic Congress took in Kirtn MitthBws The Associated Press So what did the Clinton admin- 1993 to curb the deficit istration prescribe? A commis- sion to study the problem. One of those moves was to NEW YORK - A decade "A complete abdication of re- raise taxes on the wealthiest after many of New York Ci- sponsibility," Senate Majority Social Security retirees. The ty's gay bathhouses and sex Leader Bob Dole said. amount of their Social Security clubs were shut down to Rep. Bill Thomas, R-Calif., benefits subject to the Income prevent AIDS, they're back, chairman of the House Ways and tax was raised from SO percent to along with fierce argu- Means subcommittee on health, 85 percent. The revenues were ments among gay men over charged the president had "tur- earmarked for the Medicare what to do about them. ned a deaf ear to the alarm." hospital trust fund. Some activists say the So what was the first thing the government should monitor GOP-controlled House did to The House voted to phase the sexual activity in such Medicare? 85 percent back down to 50 per- clubs because the survival It rolled back a tax increase on cent, at a cost of $15 billion over of a new generation of gay affluent seniors that will put die five years and $49 billion over a men is at stake. They want hospital Insurance trust fund $49 decade. to forbid all oral and anal billion deeper In the hole over the Senate Minority Leader Tom sex, whether or not con- next 10 years. Daschle of South Dakota believes doms are used. GOP leaders who have shied that raising taxes on affluent re- Opponents of a crack- away from touching Social Secu- tirees was one of the gutsiest down say there's nothing rity, the biggest of the entitle- moves Congress ever made. wrong with men having sex ment programs, are fixing to fix "Now it's gone and it's going to in bars and clubs as long as Medicare, hoping to shore up its be very hard to get it back," he they're using condoms. finances and reduce the federal said. They say men are Just as deficit by cutting its growth rate. likely to have unsafe sex Physicians' and hospital lobb- with a lover in a bedroom as They may ratchet back on fees yists are already fighting hard with a stranger In a back for physicians, hospitals and against Medicare cuts. They say room. nursing homes, make beneficiar- they are Just starting to feel the In the mid-1980s. New ies pay more and steer more crunch from $56 billion in Medi- York, San Francisco and seniors Into wanapd care. De- care cuts that Clinton and Con- other cities closed bath- tails are still being worked out, gress Imposed In 1993. houses and other clubs but Dole has talked about saving where oral and anal inter- $148 billion over five years. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, course without condoms And Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ga, has said Medicare must be had been common long be- R-Ore., the Finance Committee rethought "from the ground up," fore AIDS. chairman, has used a figure of but assured the elderly his ap- The action followed a $400 bill ion in savings from Med- proach will offer them more bruising debate pitting club icare and Medlcaid over seven choices, not take away their tra- supporters, including many APPkMW Eddie Motel years. ditional, fee-for-service cover- gay political leaders, Rev. Kelly Clem walk* In a procession of about 300 people through downtown Piedmont, Ala., Sunday Last year Clinton proposed age. against other prominent holding hands with her daughter, Sarah. Clem and others gave out 240 palms at the ceremony held by saving hundreds of bill ions from gay men, such asAnd the area churches. Clem lost her daughter Hannah one year ago when a tornado destroyed her church and these programs for the elderly, Most Americans are being Band Played On author killed 20 people on Palm Sunday. disabled and poor as part of his swept by their employers into Randy Shuts. He felt the plan to guarantee coverage for managed-care plans, which hold clubs had to be closed to all Americans. down medical bills by discourag- slow the AIDS epidemic. Congress rejected the complex ing lengthy hospital stays and re- While the city doesn't scheme and Democrats were stricting access to specialists. have an official count, acti- routed in last November's elec- The elderly, like their grown vists estimate there are 30 GOP bills may halt veto tions. A chastened president sent sons and daughters, will proba- to SO clubs In New York Congress a 1996 budget with not bly wind up paying more for where sex is occurring. a dime In now Medicare cuts. Let choice. • JlmAbrams ABC's This Week With David But he also made clear that he The Associated Press Brinkley. would veto GOP bills on crime, White House Chief of Staff regulatory reform, welfare re- WASHINGTON - Republicans Leon Panetta, also appearing on form, peacekeeping and others if might try to force President Clin- ABC, said the Republican de- changes were not made in the FOOD OPERATIONS ton's hand by attaching GOP bills cision to pass a tax cut bill before House versions. to budgetary measures that he moving on to budgetary matters OPERATING HOURS would have difficulty vetoing. increased the possibility of con- Gingrich said he respected House Speaker Newt Gingrich frontation when Congress gets to Clinton for trying to avoid a veto says. appropriations bills late In the strategy. "I know that it is possi- As Congress completed its first session. ble to work together and cross 100 days and prepared to enter "It is, I think, a formula for party lines If you can find a i:\SII K \\1 I KIM) its next phase, the Georgia Re- that kind of train wreck," he said. common ground for getting publican praised Clinton for something done," he said. standing up to Democrats who Clinton, In a speech in Dallas are clamoring for vetoes. But Gi- last Friday, said he hoped to work The speaker said Clinton was ngrich told CBS' Face the Nation with Republicans, particularly in ■ "without question" more In touch Sunday that Republicans were the Senate, to moderate some of with the American people than ready to fight any presidential the bills that have passed the Democrats who oppose all ele- OPKN vetoes. House. ments of the "Contract" "We may well do It that way," he said when asked whether Re- publicans would attach their APRIL 14, GOOD FRIDAY: ggjjjgg "Contract With America" bills to KRFJJSCHER measures, such as legislation to . MCDONALD raise the national debt ceiling, ©1HOUR PHOTO CHILY-S& that Clinton could not veto with- G.T. out bringing government opera- I tions to a halt. APRIL 15: DOWN UNDER, 12 noon to 5 pm He said such tactics were still five or six months away, when Congress reaches the end of Its Specials ^ APRIL 16: DOWNUNDER, 12 noon to Midnight legislative calendar, and that Senate Majority Leader Bob Monday Dole, R-Kaji., would probably $1 off 1-hour APRIL 15 & 16: POUNDERS DINING CENTER- take the lead in deciding Repub- processing lican strategy. 10 am to 7 pm Senate Minority Leader Tom' Daschle, D-S.D., said there was a; "real strong likelihood" that Re- Crab Bag publicans would resort to such "train wreck" tactics. Wednesday "It may not be a train wreck. 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The Associated Press It was questionable how se- Foreign Minister Shimon Peres on Islamic militants following their war against Israel. Sun- hours after the Kfar Darom riously the Serbs would take urged Arafat to arrest Muslim suicide attacks that killed six Is- day's casualties from both bomb- bombing. the threat. NATO air power raelis, Palestinian police ar- ings brought to 64 the number of Three of the injured were clergy who convince youths to SARAJEVO, Bosnia- has not been used in Bosnia rested 112 ac- Israelis killed in attacks claimed Americans, said White House commit suicide. Herzegovina - The U.N. since November, when air- tivists today. A by Hamas and Islamic Jihad spokesman Mike McCurry. The "It is clear that these youths commander in Bosnia warned strikes aimed at stopping a who committed suicide were in- special court since October. The two groups U.S. Embassy would not release rebel Serbs today they risked Serb assault on the northwest sentenced an hope to doom the September 1993 their names today. cited by religious men," he said NATO airstrikes if they per- Muslim enclave of B iliac led activist to IS Israel-PLO autonomy accord. sist in shell- instead to hundreds of years in prison "Let Arafat know that we will "It is clear that these youths who committed ing Sar- peacekeepers being taken hos- for recruiting not give up and his arrests will ajevo. tage or detained. There is also suicide not terrorize us!" one militant suicide were incited by religious men. In the Three strong opposition to airstrikes bombers. shouted at a wake held for the Is- end those who commit suicide are also people were at the United Nations. PLO chief lamic Jihad bomber. killed and at Yasser Arafat Supporters fired rounds of au- victims -- victims of stupidity and least eight On Saturday, a U.S. relief created the tomatic gunfire into the air to sa- temptation.... Those who tempt them to were woun- plane was hit by 10 small-arms military court two months ago as lute the 24-year-old suicide- murder... have to be brought to justice and ded Sunday rounds fired by Bosnian a sign of his intent to curb mili- bomber. by shrapnel Serbs. The airport remained tant violence, but no trials had The convicted activist, Al-Jedi, tried." and snipers' closed today because Serb re- been held until this session. 25, had been detained last month bullets in the fused to guarantee the safety The court identified the acti- after Palestinian police received Bosnian capital. Twelve mor- of U.N. flights. a tip that he had recruited two Shimon Peres tar shells, some as big as vist as Samir All Al-Jedi, who In neighboring Croatia, a teen-agers to carry out suicide 120mm, fell on civilian sec- Palestinian police said belonged foreign minister Croatian army soldier today to the Islamic Jihad group that bombings in Israel. tions of the city, the United His all-night trial took place as shot and killed a Polish carried out the first bombing Nations said. peacekeeper and a separate Sunday near the Kfar Darom Palestiniap security forces ar- One American was identified Monday. "In the end those who The United Nations called in rested 112 members of Islamic by her mother as Allsa M. Flatow, commit suicide are also victims - U.N. unit fled under machine- settlement that killed six Israeli NATO planes to buzz the gun fire from rebel Serbs. soldiers and wounded 34 people. Jihad and Hamas, which claimed a Brandeis University student. victims of stupidity and temp- government-held city Sunday The bomber, Khaled Khatib, responsibility for the second at- Today's arrests followed de- tation. ... Those who tempt them night, and the shelling to murder ... have to be brought The U.N. soldier was killed stopped. near Vojnic, SO miles south of to justice and tried." The shelling of the the Croatian capital Zagreb, ft In previous attacks, Arafat U.N.-protected "safe area" and was the first peacekeeper jbuan UP rounded up militants only to let was among the heaviest in the to be shot by a Croat soldier g Computer Assurance Services them go shortly afterward with- year since all big weapons since U.N. forces were de- out charging them. Today's were banned from a 12-mile ployed in Croatia in early arrests involved political leaders radius under the threat of 1992, said U.N. spokesman and academics who support Is- NATO airstrikes. Chris Gunness. lamic Jihad and Hamas. Lt. Gen. Rupert Smith, Two alumni of BGSU are coming Wednesday April 12.1995 to discuss non-traditional career paths commander of U.N. Near Croatia's border with in a Big 6 Accounting Firm. If you have Interest in: Among those arrested was peacekeepers in Bosnia, Serb-dominated Yugoslavia, Hamas spokesman Imad Falouji, protested the shelling today in rebel Serb fighters today \/ statistical analysis who was charged with possessing a letter to the Bosnian Serb ordered Belgian peacekeepers s/ computer security dangerous documents. leadership. The letter remin- manning an observation post \/ Information system auditing Hamas leaders said the arrests ded the Serbs that weapons to pull out. When the Belgians \/ business protection services or and sentencing would only in- targeting civilians in Sarajevo refused, Serbs fired machine ■y project quality assurance' crease tensions between the ex- or violating the exclusion zone guns over their heads. 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Harvey finished tional. second in the Javelin with a throw In Miami, the 400 relay team of In Tennessee, the women's of 116-6. Sophomore Karyn senior Dennis Hampton, Junior squad had two outstanding per- Heaney was seventh In the 100m Rick Marinelll, freshmen Terry formances. Both seniors, Nlkkl hurdles and sophomore Michelle Rivers and Mike Shoals finished Lessig and Ruth Ristvey, In- Mueller was eighth In the 800m. fourth with a time of 42.62. creased their NCAA provisional "We're definitely progressing "Our team is headed in the qualifying distances. as a team," Mueller said. "I'm right direction," Rivers said. Lessig was fourth In the discus having a lot of fun this year." "We're excited about participat- with a toss of 162-6, and Ristvey Travis Downey and Adam Rose ing in the Mid-American Confer- was second in the Javelin with a were the two outstanding ath- ence Relays this weekend." throw of 160-9. Lessig was also letes for the BG men in Tennes- The men's team travels to eighth In the shot put with a see. Eastern Michigan for the MAC throw of 44-9 3/4. Downey placed second in the Men's Relays, while the women The shuttle hurdle relay team open pole vault with a vault of trek to Miami this weekend for of sophomore Kaleltha Johnson, 17-0 3/4, which equals his record the MAC Women's Relays. Falcons sweep weekend Women's tennis team gets best of Akron and Toledo Mark Leonard DeChant straight-set win Friday at Toledo. Akron had the momentum it The BG News "In that first set [at Akron], I needed to make a run at the re- played really well, probably the maining matches. A focused women's tennis team best tennis I've played all year," But senior captain Erin Bow- Is back In the Mid-American Con- Mikolajewskl said. "The second beer, who fell victim to Slayna- ference picture after a weekend set I obviously let up a little and sky In No. 1 singles, quickly sweep of two league rivals. let my concentration slip. But in redeemed herself with a No. 2 The Falcons, led by sopho- the third my goal was to win doubles win with partner mores Cindy Mikolajewskl and every single point, and I got my Schwartz. Bowbeer and Schwartz Jenny Schwartz, blasted Toledo focus back." hammered Akron's team of Hol- 8-1 Friday and dumped Akron 6-3 BG then recovered from Patty lowell and Wargo, 6-3, 6-2, to Saturday to raise their MAC re- Bank's three-set loss at No. 3 by clinch the Falcon win and ensure cord to 2-1 (12-6 overall). winning the final three singles a weekend sweep. "This weekend was a real con- matches. JuUe Weisblatt (No. 4, Friday, the women had a fidence booster for us," fresh- 6-4, 6-2) and Cheung (No. 6, 6-0, smooth afternoon at Toledo. The man Jenny Cheung said. "We lost 6-1) swept their respective oppo- Rockets mustered a win at No. 1 our [MAC] opener to Miami nents, while No. S Schwartz re- singles, but BG dominated the [April 1], and we knew that we covered from a slow start in a remainder of the match for the could play a lot better than that." 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 victory over Akron's 8-1 win. Only one Falcon, No. 6 Cheung, needed a tiebreaker to Saturday at Akron the women Gina Castro. The BG Ncwi/Ron Weluner fell behind 2-1 early as Mi ko- Akron began a comeback dur- win her singles match. The dou- la jewski's victory at No. 2 singles ing doubles competition with a bles competition resulted in The women's track team put up a number of solid performances in the Miami Invitational over the was sandwiched between BG los- win in the doubles opener. The three more Falcon wins against weekend. ses at No. 1 and No. 3. Miko- Zips gained a point when the duo an overmatched Rocket squad. lajewskl, a Perrysburg High of Slaynasky and Engle pulled For the weekend Mikolajewskl School graduate, downed Colleen out a 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 decision over won two singles and one doubles HoHowell 6-2,4-6, 6-2 in a match Mikolajewskl and Bank. BG's considerably tougher than her overall lead was cut to 4-3, and See TENNIS, page 13. MOM ft DAD LATUY? \_1 I / FAST COMPANY Pdmrt'ty 7le> ftcfert fwm/ Hey BGSU INC. ^ Students: Spend your •PHOTOCOPIES-30 ^^ Summer AFTER 8 pin v-ffff*J on an Island in Lake Erie. •OVERHEADS-800 Hiring 'Retail Clerks. •Food Service, RESUME PAPER •Bar •Maintenance crews COPIES -100 (reg. 180) •Good Wages* •Lots of run* SUPER CLOSE TO CAMPUS •Housing Available* 888 RIDGE STREET fl«i$Zy copies Interviewing dally, including weekends & Easter. (419)285-4741 ©354-3278 FAX 352-4281 lor more information. 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Brantley and Rockies on Monday in a trade Jackson were teammates with two seasons in Class A in the that sent minor league infiel- Reds' organization. the San Francisco Giants, for der Chris Sexton to Colorado. whom Jackson played last year. Moore, 24, has a 4-2 record He played at St. Xavier High "Jeff and I played together in and 6.4S earned run average in School in Cincinnati and San Francisco, and it helped to a total of 56 appearances with Miami University. hear him say some things about the organization here and the players on the ballclub," said Reds on Wednesday and impres- Reds after talking by telephone Jackson, 30, a right-handed re- sed manager Davey Johnson and for 20 minutes Saturday with liever. "Some of the things lie pitching coach Don Gullett with Brantley, a free agent who said were just what I was looking an effortless fastball that signed with the Reds before the for." reached as high as 90 mph. Jack- 1994 season. Jackson was paid $2.8 million son then went to Sarasota, where His signing improved a Reds' with the Giants last year. His he had back-to-back workouts bullpen that already Includes deal with the Reds reportedly is with the Baltimore Orioles on Chuck McElroy, Hector Carra-, for up to $600,000 in base pay, Friday and Saturday. sco, Johnny Ruff in and Xavier- but offers performance incen- On Friday, Bowden said he Hernandez. tives which could more than thought the Reds had little Bowden also signed free-agent double that amount. chance to sign Jackson. The outfielder Eric Anthony last He is entering his ninth big- Orioles were searching for a week. Bowden said he will have league season and said he thinks closer after failing to land John to trim his excess roster players the Reds could be a winner. Franco and appeared willing to by May 15. "At this point in my career, I'm more than double the Reds' base Because of the season's short- salary offer of $500,000. Then the ened training period, ballclubs AP Photo/Chrit 0*Mcari looking for an opportunity to win," he said. Cleveland Indians Jumped into are being allowed to operate with; the bidding with a reported $1.1 28-man rosters - up from the Catcher Eddie Taubensee of the Cincinnati Reds snags a ball during workouts Monday at the team's Jackson, who was 3-2 with a training facility in Plant City, Fla. 1.49 earned run average for San million offer. usual limit of 25 - from opening Francisco, worked out for the But Jackson signed with the day April 26 through May 15. Indians sign Assenmacher White Sox sign pitched. Hargrove said. "It's a matter of The Associated Press Assenmacher held left-handed hitters to a .200 average; overall, The signings of Bud Black and whether he can or not. We'll use some combination of those guys opponents hit .224 against him. Orel Hershiser last week an- WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - The until Shuey shows us he can do it free agent Sabo General manager John Hart swered questions about the start- Cleveland Indians further clari- ing rotation, but the backup to fied the pitching picture Monday called Assenmacher "a durable the starters has not been so clear. "He has the mentality. He The Associated Press interested in Mark Grace be- with the signing of left-handed lefty." Over his nine years in the majors, Assenmacher has played The Indians appear ready to wants to do the job. He has every fore he re-signed with the reliever Paul Assenmacher, the chance in the world to be a big- SARASOTA, Fla - Chris for the Atlanta Braves, the Chi- open the strike-shortened regu- Cubs, and they talked with Indians' fourth free agent in six time closer. Is he ready? Right Sabo got some surprising John Kruk and Mickey Tettic- days. cago Cubs, the New York Yan- lar season with three closers -- Jose Mesa, Eric Plunk and Paul now, no. At the end of spring news when the telephone woke ton about batting cleanup be- Terms of Assenmacber's one- kees and the White Sox. He has a him up: His agent told him he career record of 42-34 with 48 Shuey. Hart had said Sunday he training, maybe." hind Frank Thomas. year deal were not disclosed. The was wanted by the team that saves, appearing in 575 major might consider adding another Plunk, who had 15 saves two Chicago is trying to replace 34-year-old veteran spent the seasons ago, was 7-2 last year trains where he lives, the Chi- Julio Franco, who had his best 1994 season with the Chicago league games - an average of 64 left-hander to the bullpen, a appearances a year. higher priority than using with a 2.82 ERA and three saves. cago White Sox. season ever a year ago, hitting White Sox, going 2-1 with a 3.5S Mesa's first season of relief work Sabo, out of work as a free 319 with 20 homers and 98 ERA. Over 33 innings in 44 Assenmacher has a career whatever money remained in the budget to sign a closer. was a good one, though he was agent, wasn't about to be RBIs before signing with a games, he gave up 26 hits and 13 ERA of 3.44, allowing 592 hits picky. He agreed to a $550,000, and 245 earned runs while strik- Manager Mike Hargrove said used primarily as a setup man. team in Japan. earned runs and 13 walks while he would probably start the "As long as they give me the one-year contract Monday to striking out 29 batters. ing out 598 over 641.2 innings season with Mesa and Plunk as ball, I don't care when they give be the While Sox's designated "We feel he still has power his top closers. it to me," Mesa said. "Set up, hitter. He can earn another numbers and can steal a base "Mesa has the stuff to do it," closer - I'm here to work." $550,000 in performance bo- and give us more speed at DH Grateful Dead Night nuses. than the last couple of years," White Sox general manager "To be honest with you, I Ron Schueler said of the &J> TONIGHT didnt have much of a choice. I 33-year-old Sabo. Schueler and wanted to go back to the also said Sabo will occasional- Every Tuesday Night National League but it didnt ly play third base to give Ro- work out," said Sabo, arriving bin Ventura a break. at the White Sox complex to Live Show Tapes take batting practice less than Sabo was unhappy last year, Raffles an hour after agreeing to his only season with the Bal- terms. timore Orioles, after he was Giveaways The one-time Cincinnati hurt early in the season and Imported Beer Specials mm Reds third baseman wanted to lost the third base Job to Leo 18 & Over go right out and do some hit- Gomez. ting, and as a DH, that's most- ly what he will be doing. "Chris needs to play every "I would have preferred to day, even if he's the DH and 110 N Main St. Bowling Green. OH 352-9222 sign to play In the field," he gets those four at bats," said said. "My role is a DH and I White Sox reliever Rob Dib- will do my best to adjust to ble, Sabo's teammate on the that role. 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The Associated Press That helped Agassi move the team with her at the North- year." Her goal for next year is to Jen Wenrich ahead of Sampras with 4,403 eastern Regionals Saturday at compete in regional competition PONTE VEDRA BEACH, points. Sampras, who has been ^ent State, but she made do with with the rest of her team. Fla. - Andre Agassi, the U.S. No. 1 for 101 weeks overall, the situation at hand. the seven best teams and the Mid-American Conference "The meet was a good experi- Open and Australian Open has 4,216 points, seven highest-scoring all-around ! Wenrich finished 20th out of 25 Championships. She finished ence for me, but I would like to champion, was ranked the "I think (Agassi) deserves gymnasts. Wenrich qualified on gymnasts competing in the all- 25th (out of 49) in floor exercise see the whole team there next world's No. 1 men's tennis it," said Sampras, who is play- around in one of the NCAA's five the strength of her season all- with 9.35, 26th on the beam with year," she said. ing this week in a tournament around scores as the seventh in- player Monday for the first regional qualifiers. Robin Wall 9.075,39th on vault with 8.95 and In team competition, Kent time, replacing Pete Sampras, in Barcelona, Spain. "He's dependent gymnast. was the last BG gymnast to quali- 32nd on bars with 8.875. State finished second to Perm who had been on top for 82 playing very well." fy for regional competition in Her all-around score, 36.25, "I was pleased with most of my State, 191.225 to 188.95, after consecutive weeks. 1993. was an improvement upon her performances and had a really Kent's fifth-place finish at the Agassi, who is in the Japan - In each region, the NCAA took score of 35.9 (11th place) at the good experience," Wenrich said. MAC Championships. The flamboyant Agassi is Open this week, enjoys the only the 12th player in the rivalry with Sampras. 22-year history of the men's computer rankings to hold the "The Intensity against Pete Lakers cont inue resurgence No. 1 spot. is above and beyond anything He was positioned to move I can feel with anybody at this up from No. 2 top after defeat- time," he said after winning ing Sampras in the final of the the Lipton. "This is a great Center Divac hopes to make due on early-season title prediction Lipton Championships March stage for tennis. It's important 26. for me to be the best that I can '. The Associated Press games ago. At various times, and I believe that is No. 1. seven different Lakers have been Although neither has played INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - "I think a lot of people still don't believe in on the injured list, including since, Sampras dropped 349 'Taking over No. 1 wont Seven games into the season, us. I really don't know what it takes, but Jones, who has since returned to points last week from the cor- have the impact that it is going Vlade Divac went to owner Jerry hopefully we can surprise some people in the the starting lineup. responding week on the 1994 to have a few years from now Buss with a bold prediction: The The only veterans are Sam ATP Tour calendar, during when I look back and know Los Angeles Lakers will win the playoffs." Bowie, Sedale Threat! and Kurt which he won the Japan Open. that I have maintained it" NBA championship. Rambis, a holdover from the Divac and his young team- Lakers' five championship teams mates are doing their best to Nick Van Exel of the 1980s. All three play make it a reality for Buss and Laker guard reserve roles. first-year coach Del Harris after The team's youthfulness and the debacle of last season. success are making people forget The Lakers are 47-28 and Harris' nickname of "Dull Del." already have clinched a playoff playoffs. Now I'm going to The Lakers finished 33-49 last Buss jokes, "He still has two berth. They had won seven playoffs," Divac said. season under three different years on his contract, I'd rather straight at the Forum and 15 of After failing to make the coaches. not praise him." their last 19 overall until losing playoffs last season for the first Magic Johnson lasted 16 "Del has probably been one of 101-87 to the Western Conferen- time in 17 years, this season games. the unheralded coaches In the ce-leading San Antonio Spurs on looked like a rebuilding year. Harris has gotten better re- league," Buss said. "I'm very Sunday night. The Lakers are winning with sults with some of the same happy for him, even more happy They are a season-high-tying three veterans and a bunch of players, including a renewed Di- for me. He's the ultimate 20 games above .500 for the sec- youngsters who have no more vac. Also making solid contribu- gentleman, the kind of person we ond time, and are on pace to win than five years' NBA experience tions are Cedric Ceballos, who always associated with being a 52 games or more. Only the Dal- among them. returned to his native Los Angel- Laker. We like class and I can't las Mavaiicks, which is on track "I think a lot of people still es in a trade with the Phoenix think of a classier human being to Improve by an NBA-high 24 don't believe in us," second-year Suns, and rookie Eddie Jones. than Del Harris." games this season, can top the guard Nick Van Exel said. "I Ceballos Is averaging 18.8 Lakers' 19-game turnaround. really don't know what it takes, points and 6.6 rebounds since re- There's an Improved attitude "Big difference is last year at but hopefully we can surprise turning from thumb surgery 11 in the locker room, too. , this time I knew I'm not going to some people In the playoffs." TENNIS Continued from page 11. Earn While match, while classmate Schwartz home this semester. won all four matches in which she participated. "It's kind of a hassle coming The Falcons will continue their home from weekend matches and You Learn MAC tour this Saturday at Ypsi- trying to do all your homework lanti, Mich., with a high noon on Sunday night," Cheung said. showdown with the Eagles of "But it's made the team real Eastern Michigan. The women close, and we've been winning, so SUMMER JOBS have not had a full weekend at it's all right" Cedar Point has 3,500 summer jobs NHEN YOU RIDE DRUNK, ONE MORE FMTHER0A0GMIIWE Use A Condom. available for 1995 to help you AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT tWUHIK. gain valuable work experience and build your resume. great Housing available for those 18 & older. scores... Earn up to $5.30 an hour. Interviews will be held at: This Bowling Green State University S n minor Csftjfi? University Union Communuity Suite - Campus Room in our great Tuesday, April 11,1995 skills... 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. i 'omlilioiH'tl Kaplan help, you focus your foal prap studlaa and No appointment necessary./for more Apis. youf confldanoe, so you can gat a hIghar acora. information, call (419) 627-2245. EOE Swimming 1-800-KAP-TEST l*4M»l. alllfl ft.hlgh.ri a GedarfaihtSANDUSKY, OHIO ^^■B ■ Wl (ui our KAPLAN AMUSEMENT PARK/RESORT Convenient C'amniis M-iiiiii-: Winthrop Terrace Apartments 352-9135 Classifieds The BG News page fourteen Tuesday, April 11, 1995 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!I INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLI- Are you sbl looking lor a P/T summer Job? Our MARKETING CONSULTING FIRM seeks 5 disc C-D player Hardly Used. CAMPUS EVENTS 1BB5 Recreational Sporta Biathlon CATIONS DUE: GET INVOLVED WITH PRO- 2 kids, ages 14 mo. A 4 yrs. are looking tor responsible parson w/aome marketing $190 060. MUST SEUI Saturday, April 22.1 BBS GRAMMING ACTIVITIES AND SCHEDULING someone who's willing to play inaide A out exp. (dassea/joba) tor FT/Temp. Call 3S2-2SB4. Sign up in tha Student Rec Canter TIMES FOR ACTrvrres TO BE OFFERED. w/them. You must have a oar A ret. We wil data entry postmons. Set own hrs. PICK UP APPLICATIONS aN 130 FIELD need you burn. 2pm-530pm Mon-Thuri. A "fWCHUUPA- Mam Office by April 1B (expect approx. 30hrs/*k.) A work 86 Chevy Cav. AfvVFM. Auto perlect running HOUSE. DEADLINE IS TUESDAY, APRIL 11, rare Friday 11 30 5.30pm. II you have any of Last meeting oil bo Wed. Apnl 12 8.00 in Al Volunteara receive a free Irom your own IBM PC wrWindows. Needs cond. Some rust. Before 5pm, 353-0606: after these days or times free, we are wiling to job Rm. 103 Psych. Nut years' officer elections Biathlon T-shirt 1995. immediate action Pay a negglable. 5pm 352-7525. share. Please cal 354-3524. wMbsriald-yrwpariWpationeilmportsrt. lor more inlormallon cal 372-7482. INTRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: MEN'S 6 Cal Jenny now at 3534X115. 89 ESCORT LX. 2 DR. WOMEN'S OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT - CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED TrimdOwn GOOD COND., VERY RELIABLE IMS SPRING MATH LOW 'Disgrace to Amazing Grace' G APRL 18. ENTRIES DUE BY 4CO PM IN fitness, coed camp. Al sports, crafts, life- OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT 130FIELDHOUSEON0UEOATE. $2250 6 PANASONIC WP W/ Salurday.Aprtl22.1805 lecturer: guards, office, many others. Camp Shane. Do you need volunteer hours or hands on ex- PRINTER, VDUKEYBQARD- FemdaloNY 12734 (914) 271-4141. JOE CLARK JMKIES perience In the health care field? Coma to Alan $150. CALL MIKE 372-8428 The Recreational Spont Biathlon (Tha principal which tha film will be @ Howards this Thura. the 13th re- Child Care needed tor part-time summer Home Health Care and Hospice's BG office on (BOTH NEGOTIABLE) includes Lean on Me was Based) cording a tape lo be released this summer and/or lull-time tall. Twin toddlers and an m- 4/20 from 9-ti or 1-4. • you plan » attend please call 354-6120. EOE. a 1/2 mila swim A a 5K run. speaking on Campus April 11,8pm Scream and Hear yourselfl fant. Call 354- 1976-loave a message. Malo/female/coed/team Lenhart Grand Ballroom JMKIES OUTREACH WORKERS - Individuals fluent in ATTENTION GRADUATESI DONT LOSE COLLEGE GRADUATES predicbononlriee. •FREE- English and Spanish needed tor seasonal, lull- TOUCH WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND Signup 'Entry Level/Benefits" all are welcome IB hear time positions to assist nurses with home vials CLASSMATES AFTER GRAOUA ONI Obtain In die Intramural Office Finance Trainee $21 -24k this enlightening, compelling man USA MOBILE PAGERS to migrant camps from hale spring through fie a LIFETIME UNIVERSAL ADDRESS. Send al Die University Fiald Houaa Marketing Sales $16-24k Call 2-7164 or 2-2343 lor Info summer. Clerical experience a plus. Positions $10.00 to sign up or to receive free info write to by 4 00 pm Showroom Sales $15k. ■sponsored by MAP. OSCA. RSA. UAO" $88.88 with Act I villon and Alrtlme. available in Bowling Green, Fremont, Tiffin, Jebco Collectables. Box 194 WeJdon IL 61882. Wednesday. April 12 Ready to Use. BO Phone Numbore Manager Trainee $18- 22k "Put Another Shrimp on the BarbieI" and w.ilard Send resume to,or call for applica- HURRY' Belore schools out. For mora information Loan Originator $18k* Statewide Coverage Available. tion al. Community Health Services. 410 Bir- can 372-7482 DUMB AND DUMBER A THE MASK Career Positions" Couch, excellent cond., $ lOOobo Pan ol a Double Feature during Cal NOW'Quick H;ro chard Avenue. Fremont, Ohio. 43420, (419) Wicker chair, $20. THE GREAT COLLEGE DRIVE-IN MOVIE BEE GEE RENTAL A SALES 334-8843. 125 W.Poe Rd. Ph. 352-4641 <418)243-2222IMPERIAL'41S)243-2222 Call 354-7315. ALIEN ABDUCTION April 21 al 8:30 pm Coma haar interesting aiian abduction (parking sans at 730 pm) INTERPRETERS - Individuals fluent in English COMPUTER SYSTEMS SUPERVISOR and Spanish needed tor seasonal, part-time stories and how alian abduction haa At the parking lot to the east Double Suspended Hanging Lofts Local company seeking individual to HI an AS positions lo assist in evening Migrant Clinics. avolvad ainca tha I850'i. of Parry Stadium Price Neg. Perfect for Dorm Room s' WANTED 400 technical operational support position. Positions available in Bowling Green, Fremont. 'Speaker A Videos' Admission $2.00 (lor both movies) Call Mandi ©372-3606 Need experience with PC's A mainframes ( AS Tiffin, and Wi'iard. Send resume to. or cal tor -SPEAKER: ChriaBadar For more info call UAO at 372-2343 400 and RPG 3 preferred). Must have excellent application at. Community Health Services. -TUESDAY: Apr! 11 rh ai» PM Sponsored by UAO. Off-Campus Connection ' 2-3 SubJeasers/Leasers Needed * communication skills. Will be training staff. 410 Birchard Avenue. Fremont. Ohio 43420. MACINTOSH Computer. in KOHL'S locked Lounga Dry Dock, and USG Summer -9 5 s '95- W School Year Excellent pay. health benefits. 401K and dental (418)334-8943. Complete system Including printer only 1 Block from campus. Call Jefl or Matt program. Send resume to Computer Systems $588 Painters and foremen needed. $6-8/hr. Alpha Lambda Dana members: at 352-2744 Supervisor. PO Box 5144 Toledo OH 43611. Call Chris al 600-288-S6BS. Cal College Pro Painters if you missed tntla&on, pick up pint and cerbfi- SERVICES OFFERED Counselors: CAMP WAYNE, co-ed camp. at 1 800 346 -4 S 40 Macintosh Centris 610 Computer. 8780, caiaa in 425 Sudani Services ON cer applica- •NEEDED- Pennsylvania, 6/22-8/20/85. Have the moat 2419600 Data/ Fax Modem. 11" monitor, tone tion i are also available. DONT FORGET THE 1 female subfeaser for 85-86 school year. memorable summer ol your life! Great oppor- of software. A laser writer $2,000 O.B.O., Cal GENERAL MEETING. Tues. Apr. lift, 830 Large house, very close to campus. Own tunity for growth in personal, professional and 354-0214. pm1007BA. Lighthouse Cafe now hiring wallers, wait- Roornll Please call 352-2092. parenting skills. Counselors needed for: Ten- "NAILS ' NAILS ' NAILS ~ resses, A cooks. Apply in person. Thurs. A Fri.. MUST SELL 1992 Kawasaki Ninja 250 Motor- AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION nis. Swim (W.S.I, preferred). Basketbal. Soft- At Perfect Touch Salon bring 'S ubloasers Needed' April 13 A 14; 2605 Broadway. Toledo. Cal for cycle Black with red trim excell. cond, 3600mi.. A formal meeting will Do hold on Wednesday. ball. Volleyball. Soccer. Golf. Self-Detenee. this ad in for $5.00 off a Full For summer 95 Close lo campus and bars. 5 more info. 381-1140. $2000OBO. Call 354-5134. April I2ti al 7:30 pm in BA 116 Barb Walker Sal or $3.00 of! a Balance. bdrm.,2Paths Call 352-6261. Gymnastics, Chaerleadlng. Aeroblca. and Billy Roma from Norihcoasi Behavioral Fiberglass or Acrylic Call NaturerCamping. Ropes, Piano. Guitar, Jew Notebook computer. 486 OX 32 with VGA Research will be speaking. We hope to see lor an appointment with 1 lemale sublessor needed for Fal/Spring elry, Babk, Sculpture. Drawing/Painbng. Silk- monitor. LCD 4MB RAM 200MB HD 2400 everyone there" ChrisSe at 352-28121 $160 mth. * jiut.es. 2 blocks from campus. screen, Other staff: Group Leaders. General, Part-time Student Employment modem, Mcrosoit mouse, 2 battery packs, pre Call 352-6804. Are you looking for part-bma employment of 15 loaded software, $600. Call 372-1428. BGSU Skating Club 1084 S. Main. Good thru May 5. Driver/Video. Many other poaibons. ON hrs. plus per week within walking distance to TONIGHT 1 M roommate for 95-86 school year. Furni- CAMPUS INTERVIEWS: April 21at.Call our QUEEN SIZE FUTON FRAME 6 MATCHING BGSU campus? Interested in working various A every Tuee. night • Bpm lea Arena ELECTRONIC JOB SEARCH shed apt. and close to campus. Please call office at 1-800-279-3010 to make an appoint- MATTRESS (BLACK). 6 MONTHS NEW. $150 ment ^^^ unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? Bypass ads/agencies: go directly to em- 352-6142 FOR SET O.B.O. 352-8251 LEAVE MES- $2.50 plus skate rental. Rale ot pay is $4.25 per hour. Apply in person ployers via computer search. For details cal SAGE 1 or 2 Female Sublease's needed for summer, COUNSELORS - INSTRUCTORS neededl between the hours if 9:00am A 5:00pm (M-F) 418-4 23-4211. ait 120 100 positional Coed summer camp. Pocono Are you going to be own bedroom in a 3 bedroom house off route 6. at: ■85 MERCURY CAPRI, blk.. good InL. A/C, atuck In BG to minutes away from BG. $i50/month plus u- Mine, PA. Good sslary/tlpal (806)688-3338. Advanced Specialty Products. Inc. power w/1/a, sunroof, cruise, 4 sod.. thla weekend? HEY SENIORSI plilles. 353-1211 -leave message. CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING 428 Clough St. 81.000/060. Col 352-6288. Come see the Mm nominated Did you forget to order your Earn up to $2.000wmonlh working Bowling Green OH 43402 1 or 2 summer subleasers for 1 bdrm. apt., for Best Picture and Director graduation announcements?? on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. 1 reasonable rent. Cal 353-2057. QUIZ SHOW SBX can order them lor you World travel. Seasonal 6 full-bme Polibcal Acbvists FOR RENT THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Minimum order 15.2 day turnaround 3 to 4 subleasers needed employment available. SUMMER JOBSI 7SO PM. 8:30 PM. MIDNIGHT and personalizedl 3 bedroom house No experience necessary. Ohio Cibzen Action seeks intelligent in sight!ui men and women for its summer and perma- 111 OLSCAMP HALL Call SBX 0353-77321 Mays) May For mora intormabon 1 and 2 BR apartments. nent staff. Qualified persons wil have a gen- ADMISSION $1 50 85-96 School Year call 1-206-634-0468 ext. C55444. 1 year, nine months, or summer leases. What else are you going to do? Call 3725992 or 3725792 uine interest in social change A be wiling to 352-7454. wear jeans and sneakers. $32SWrk. to start Sponsored by UAO Pregnant? We can help. Free and confidential Desperately seeking 2 subleasers lor 2 Delivery and Warehouse Positions: 1:30-i0pm M-F. 241-6587 for interview9-5 1 or 2 bdrm. apts or single room lor male pregnancy test, support, and information. BG different places for summer. Very cheapl Call Quality Pool Supply is accept.ng applications Only a taw left. ATTENTION JEWISH STUDENTS, Pregnancy Center. Call 3S4-HOPE. Pool Manager lor Grand Rapids Pool. Must Lisa 352-1354. Job consists of daily deliveries and warehouse Call today. B or 12 mo. leases CAMPUS HILLEL. THE JEWISH STUDENT have cunent CPR, First Aid, and Lifesaving. SKYDIVING CLASSES staring Apr. 1st. Stu- dunes. Must be neat in appearance and have a Carty Rentals • 353-0325 Fall subieaser needed, 1 block from WSI a plus. $5.00mr. Reply to Summers. 107 ORGANIZATION. WILL BE HOLDING dent and group discounts. Visa and M/C ac- good dr.vmg reco'd Quality Pool is a non-s- campus. Reasonable rent, cal Tammy AHE before 4-17-95. 12 month leases starling May 19.1995 ELECTIONS FOR THE 1885-86 SCHOOL cepted 10 minutes from BGSU campus. SKY- moking company. Start ng pay is $5 per hour. If YEAR ON TUES.. APR. 11 AT 8PM. MEET IN at 372-4927. 122 N. Enterprise-1 Br-1 person-$335 » ull DIVE B.G. 352-5200. you have open days we can start you part-time 404 E. Court-2Br-2person-$4S0 «ubl 2ND FLOOR LOUNGE Of BUSINESS AD- now. Apply at 152 "F" Si. Take I-7S so exit PUT-IN-BAY JOBS MINISTRATION. COME OUT AND SUPPORT W,H do typing 404 1/2E.court.-Etfic.-1 person-$260.util FALL/SPRING SUBLEASERS NEEDED 81B7-Buck Rd. Go east into Ampoint Industrial Island transportation is now hiring for CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION AND TO $1_25/pege 426S Summit-2Br-lporson-$340.util 2 Female subleasers needed lor Fal/Spring complex IP "F" St. Turn left. 1 1/2 btocka on summer employment. DISCUSS CONCERNS AND PROGRAM- Call Vicki 352-3356 Stave Smith 352-8817 Semesters of 95-96 school year. One block off left. Poaibons available: Dock masters. MING FOR NEXT YEAR. IF INTERESTED IN of campus and close to the barslll (House is lo- Maintance. Bus/Tour Train Drivers, and 2 bdrm. 8 A 12 mo. lease inc. heat, hot water, RUNNING FOR OFFICE, CALL ALAN AT Bike/Golf Cart Rentals cooking A sewer. Conveniently located • close cated on comer ol Ridge and North Enterprise EARN 3544032. SEE YOU THERE. St.) Own Roornll Rent $20u7mo. * ubl. If inter- Call 1-41B-2B5-48SS to campus, library. A 1-75. Clough A Mercer, PERSONALS Unhr. Visage. 352-0184. ested cal ASAP and aak tor Mary Jo at $.350-1400 353-2429 or leave a message. Criminal Justice Organization 2 bdrm. apt. on Thursbn. B mo. lease for 95-96 Recreation Assistant to assist in recreational Mooting Tonight. 8:00 PM All on-campus students... tle'pi Ouiet. Mature, BGSU Grad Student, 35, PER WEEK OR MORE! school year. Call 372-4792. seeks affordable 1 bdrm. occommodatJona for People Needed To Do Fun. programs for school age and adult multi- Room 1011 BAA Serve on the new residence hall judicial panels 2 BR HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SUMMER self & 2 cats. Prefer house or house apt. in low Easy. Respectable Pan or handicapped individuals. Flexible hours to in- Former BG Grad Steven Conor which will hear violation cases of University $130 par month, includes utilioes will be hare from Residence Policies and me new Code ol Stu- traffic area No complexes please. Will con- Full Time Work At Home. clude evenings and weekends. College expe- rience preferred. Sand resume and references II Interested, call Juke @ 353-0709. Corporate Intelligence Consultants dent Conduct. And students living on campus sider roommate situations and/or locations 24 Hr. Msg Gives Details All are welcome 11 lor at least one semester- you have tha experi- outside B.G. Call Terra 353-8064. lo:Cheryl Tresnan, FCBDD, 1210 N. Oitokee 3 Bdrm. House ence we wantl Applications are available in CALL NOW! Si, Wauseon 43567. Application deadline 239 Manvile Looking for a Summer Subieaser? 4.-00 p.m. on April 14,1995. 425 Student Serives Building and are due by I will be hare dunng the Second 352-9392 Into Tha Btreeta 1-808-474-2877 Tuesday, April 16,1985. Summer session and need to find Summer Recreation Asslsisms to assist in The next Into The Streeta meeting will be Wed. summer programs for pre school school ape 353-0325 • CARTY RENTALS April 12 at BPM in 1003 BA. Everyone welcome ALPHA CHI OMEGA Is looking a roommate I students. Monday thru Friday from June 12 Surnrne- Lease avail -1 or 2 bdrm apis Community Service Call Mandi @ 372-3608. loraHOUSEBOYIorlhe kill. Ld rats, apply. thru August 11,1995. Sand resume and refer- $220 per month, air conditioning. B5-B8 school year III Interested ences to: Cheryl Tresnan, FCBDD, 1210N. Ol- Single rooms-$tiO/mo. istSwk. session only call: 2-1508 or 2-1308. Need l female roommate tor summer Earn 6-8 dolla re/hour J300 applications for Summer and Fal, 1995 lokee St., Wauseon 43507. Applicator, dead- 702 1126th St. Urge efficiency. Avail. May 15. nice apt, own room and bathroom InColumbusArea are available in 319 West Hal. Deadline: Fri- llne: 4:00 p.m. on April 14,1985. Call 352-1430. day, May 5.1 BBS. ATTENTION BGSU STUDENT:FREE LUNCH $275 tor whole summer ♦ uBIi iios Working outside with other atudante RESORT JOBS Come give some blood and gal free lunch this Call Stephanie ta> 353-5214 Unlvereity Painters 704 6th St. 2 bdrm Cal 352-1430. aval. May NEWTWATCH Earn to $12mr. A Dps Theme Parka, Hotels. week at the BGSU Bloodmob le Call 352-4575 Call Chuck for Into 9372-1567. J5^ Join BGSU Coalmen Agamsi the Contract with Spas, plus mora. Tropical A Mountain des- or 353-511* to make an appointment America to view Newt Gingrich's speech on ne Needed 1 -4 people to rant apartment tinations. Call 1-206-632-0150 ext. R5S443. 724 SIXTH ST A 705 SEVENTH ST. contract's progress in Congress Discussion from May to Aug. Rent negotiable Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- 2 BDRM. FURNISHED APARTMENTS Don't Forget.... Run your own business. Gain valuable experi- immediately lot lowing. lo charge al Papa John's Please cal 352-8334 after 5pm. terials provided. Send SASE to P.O. Box $500/MO.-B 1/2 MO. LEASE Wad. April 12 8pm 200 M c ley 10075. Oiatho. KS 86051. ence while building your resume. Earn up to FREE HOT WATER. SEWER, GAS. HBO 3S3-PAPA $10,000. irrigation sales 8 installation. Vehicle ONE SUMMER SUBLEASER NEEDED Frustrated Student/Graduate I spent 5 yrs. CALL 354-0814 BETWEEN 4PM A 11PM required. Call Student Sprinklers IF POSSIBLE. PTCkib Mewing FREE FINANCIAL AIDI 2-story house with porch, get own room, close and over $20,000 at college to achieve an ac- 1-800-265-7681. End of the year PARTY and to BW3s. Cal 354-6606. counting degree worth 20/30k a yr. and no Over $6 Btiion in private sector grants & schol- SPORTSMINOED olficer elections. hope to get out of debt for another year or two Houses available 8/1. 2 BR on Ada $500 arships is now available. Al students are eligi- Seeking Star Wars Action Figures and Ships. $3.000/U0. Wad.Apr.127a0110BA ble regardless of grades, income, or parent's I've recently come on board a national envi- 3URonTroup $780. Plus utilities. 1 yr. Cash paid. Cal David at 1-80O-261-5637. il you love sports, fitness and people, our com- income. Let us help. Call Student Financial ronmental fitness company and changed my lease: Call 353-6882 pany has several openinge. Pt- A FL positions Services: Sublease r needed summer of '95. While house direction. My first 2 months I earned over Tha Financial Advantagel Come hear financial on corner of Thursbn and Woosier Next lo $18,000 and am looking tor a law good people available. START IMMEDIATELY Call for ao- 1 800 263-6495 ext F55443. • expert Draw Filvieus of -Associates Financial Mark's A Founders. Rent/best offers. Cal to do the same and help with expansion here m pomtment. 419-666-2037, JayMsr-TheHlghlande Services." Learn about invesing and how to 1 8 2 bdrm.. spacious, AC. clean, gaa heal Chrie al383-KJNQ (5464). Toledo. If you're looking tor part-time cash or a Student Painters is now looking for hard work- make credit work tor youl Many other financial For serious senior A grad. student. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE-BLOOD full-bme opportunity, call 419-867-0263. ing, motivated students to paint this summer. topical April 12th. 2:00 pm TAFT Room. Uni- GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE-BLOOD Subleasers Needed. Starting al $380. Cal 354-6036. 820 8th St »101 Fui and Pan time Lawnmowing al Knicker- Earn $5.5C-$7.50 per hour working outside ® versity Union. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE-8LOOO bocker Lawns for Spring and Summer. Cal least 40 hrs. a week. Positions are available al May to May leases avail, and Aug. to Aug. The Bloodmobile is m the NE Commons 352-3439 352-5822 for Information. throughout Cleveland. Bowling Green. Toledo, leases. Yea, we do allow pea. 354-8800. from 1030-430 ihia weak only. Lima, and Mansfield. For mora information UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Quiet neighborhood, off-street parking, lower 2 Summer Rmmts. Neededl 2 females tor Full time window washing position available at please call 1-600-543-3792. Irg. 3 BR house on S. College. Call Beth Knickerbocker Building Services Own trana- bdrm. duplex. Cal 352-8170. Election Day 1 BBS: April 11 HEY SENIORSI at352-53S2. ponation required Call 352-5822. Students needed tor cleaning rentals and Rent my traitor tor the summer. y%rf spadous; 202 Ed. Bldg. At 8pm Did you forget 10 order your minor maintenance. Apply at 316 E. Merry ApL right across from campus. Two renters. Call for Poet election lea Skating Parlyf graduation announcements?? ~ GRAND OPENkNGII 3 between 10-2pm. datals 353-9065 tea Arena at 1030 pm SBX can order them lor you I Summer Subieaser Needed -"MTF Our international health/nutritional co. is open- Summer employment • work on Put-In-Bay at Skate Rentals: .75 BG Student M nimun order 15,2 day turnaround HOUSE ON WOOSTER ing a new training center m Toledo. Various Subleasing 1 BR apt Unfurnished. The Shirt Shack. Start al $5.2S/hr. with hous- 1.76 for non-BG Student and personalizedl Own Room posilons available. Full A parrtime No exp. $380 . ale. No security deposit needed. Pea ing82S/wk. Cal 1-285-3065. Questions can 372-6840! Call SBX 0353-77321 Trioa 352-0462 necessary. Wil train. Must have professional allowed. Nice, ouiet atmospere. Available in appearance. Cal tor Interview. $1,200-3.800 SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDEDI Telemarketing Position Available May. Please Cal 353-3410. leave message mo. depending upon position. 419-666-2045. Evening hours. Whiartouse, OH. during He day. USED CO SALE 1 or 2 Female Subleasers needed from May 22 Sand resumes to: McVickar Insurance INTRAMURAL FALL PRACTCUMS: APPLI- - Aug. 14,1BSS. On* block off of campus and INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Summer subieaser needed, nice 1 bdrm. apt. 582S Weckerfy Rd.. WNarhouee, OH 43S71. Buy. Sot. or Trade CO'a CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR close to tie baralll (House is located on corner Earn up to $25 - $4fxmour In quiet area. $39QVmo.. pea are allowed. A- PRACTICUMS (SMO AND RECREATION 10am-4pm of Ridge and North Enterprise St.) Own teaching basic conversational Work outdoors. Good pay. Need BSGU cad- val. 4/28. Please cal 354-0723. Education Bldg. Steps MAJORS) FOR FALL SEMESTER 1BB5. PICK Room!" Rent $150™ < plus utilities. Cal English in Japan. Taiwan, or S. Korea. dee tor Apr!, May. Con lad Caddiemaaier Kan SUMMER SUBLEASER NEEDED Cal lor Info 2-2343 UP APPLICATION M 130 FIELD HOUSE AND ASAP and aak tor Mary Jo at 353-2429 or No leaching background or Asian languages Koperakl. sivemesa Club Got! Shop. Toledo. Have your own room in brand-new 3bdr. Sponsored Dy UAO RETURN BY APRIL 21.18BS. leave a message. required. For into, call: (208) 832-1148 535-0756, QX1J55441. house i Spacious parking • rant nag. PAPA JOHN'S Walt to campus. Summer sublet. Victorian Call Tony at 354-0421 USED CD SALE Now accepting Visa' Mastercard houaa, private entrance. Arc, parking, large Island Resorts, Inc., Put-In-Bay, Ohio la now aW-PAPl*. bedroom, call 352-5617 or 352-7807. interviewing lor these summer '95 poaibons: FOR SALE Cook. Hotel Desk. Dishwasher. Maintenance. WANTED Ratal Sales, lea Cream Counter. Please call 2-3 Subleasers lor Summer '95 (410)285-4885 tor more Intormaean. 1885 Honda Civic- 5 apd. 2 bdrm houaa - Yours tor the Summerl $950.00-0 BO. I LUBE/M7HLTB, SPECIAL I Life guards. luH-bme/pan-bme, tor Grand Call soon! 352-9306 e*f&5CA Angie or Rhonda 353-3635 Rapids Pool. Must have current CPR. First Aid Management Inc. $ 95 and Lifesavmg WSI a plus. $4 25/hour. addi- 1993 Suzuki Kstana 1 bdrm Extremely cloac lo : 12 orFREE*: WANTED tional tor swim lessons. Reply B Summers, Only 2800 miles. Lev. 1 Inckidaa ol War. up lo 5 tax. of oa.' 2 roommates to live in 5 BR houaa. 107 AHE before 4-17-B5. Brand new. Must sell 352-0156 carnpua. 114 Enterprlae, located chaas«lubeanu24w.uletyinspscilon. 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