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THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 94 Bowling Green, Ohio Thursday, March 13,1988 U.S. envoy Work to begin on travels to 911 line Emergency service Nicaragua sheduled to start WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- doing that." dent Reagan, trying to bolster After conferring with Habib, in October 1986 his case for military aid for Reagan met privately with Nicaraguan rebels, sent special about a half-dozen congressmen envoy Philip Habib to Central to try to win their votes for America yesterday and said sending $70 million in military by Zora Johnson critics who claim the United aid and $30 million worth of non- staff reporter States is not interested in a lethal assistance to the Nicara- negotiated settlement "are guan rebels. Work could begin on a 911 making ridiculous noises." At this point, the administra- emergency phone system in Habib's three-nation itinerary tion says it faces an uphill fight Bowling Green as early as Octo- does not include a stop in Nica- to win the money. The Demo- ber this year, according to a ragua. "You don't go where cratic-controlled House is sched- member of the 911 you're not invited, Reagan uled to vote March 19 on the committee. said. package, while the Republican- "I have been telling everyone The Nicaraguan embassy in controlled Senate is tentatively it should be started by October," Washington, however, said Ha- scheduled to vote the next day. said Leonard Stevens, president bib was welcome in Managua "if of the Wood County Board of the administration honestly THERE WAS renewed talk on Commissioners. "It could be wants to negotiate." Capitol Hill about a compromise moved farther back now be- Reagan said Habib has the on the package. However, presi- cause a lot is going on. but we're authority to visit Nicaragua for dential spokesman Larry aiming for that date." talks with the Sandinista regime Speakes said, "We're not inter- The 911 phone system will be a "if anything comes up that ested in anything short of get- computerized system which is would show that there might be ting the president's pacakge tied into the Sheriff's Depart- any prospect or any profit in approved, without restrictions." ment at the county courthouse. When a call is placed a screen will light up with the location from which the call is being placed. The call will then be Transcripts get transferred to the proper de- partment. "It is a way to get help quickly and easily which everyone wul know about," Stevens said. computerized "Once the plan starts working we'll even start teaching chil- by Julie Fauble transcripts for registered stu- dren in kindergarden just to dial staff reporter dents wul be sent out to campus 911." addresses in batches of 6,000, to A bill signed by Gov. Richard The Office of Registration and be verified by students, he said. Celeste in June of last year Records is converting all tran- The first 6,000 will be sent in provided legislation allowing for script files to a computer sys- the middle of March, the next the voluntary establishment of tem, but before they do, students 6,000 in the beginning of April 911 phone systems in Ohio. The will have a chance to verify the and the final batch toward the bill provides that the cost of records. end of April. implementation will be divided By the end of the semester the "Everyone who is registered BG News Joe Ph among local political subdivi- Office of Registration and Re- for spring 1966 should receive an sions, telephone users and the cords will have converted all unofficial transcript for self-ver- Forecast: Wet telephone company. transcript records from paper ification before the end of the Students make weekly weather observations at the station atop the breezeway between Hanna and "The phone company will get files to computer, said Duane semester," he said. University Halls as part of Geography 213. meteorology class. Kristen Seibert, senior production and some of its taxes abated to offset Whitmire, director of records. The Transcripts will be purchasing major, holds the umbrella as Donald Miholovich, junior history major, checks a station. the cost of putting the system The approximately 18,000 D See Transcripts, page 7. in " Stevens saidT "After the initial installation, everyone will share the cost." STEVENS SAID although the Spaniards vote to stay in NATO projected cost to users wul be 23 cents a month, he thinks it may MADRID, Spain (AP) - Spaniards Barrionuevo said with 38.4 percent of strongly pro-NATO conservative opposi- another four-year term if elections are fall more in the range of 75 cents voted yesterday to keep their country in the total vote counted, 38.6 percent of the tion called on Spaniards to abstain from held in October. a month. NATO in a surprise victory for the pro- ballots cast had gone against the referen- voting to protest holding the referendum. "That's fantastic. That's great," said The system will be available European policies of Socialist Prime dum, 6.8 percent of the ballots were blank White House deputy press secretary Ed- to all people residing in the Minister Felipe Gonzalez, official projec- and 1.2 percent of the vote had been AS RECENTLY as last week, public ward Dierejian in Washington. county, but Stevens said be tions showed. disqualified. opinion polls indicated voters would re- The United States leases four military doesn't think people should have He said the projections showed 58 per- ject NATO membership by a margin of 4 bases in Spain. to pay for the service if they Partial returns showed 53.4 percent of cent of the country's 28.8 million regis- to 7 percentage points. don't want to. the voters favored the government's de- tered voters had participated in Spain's The surprise vote results signaled Although the referendum was not bind- Mayor Bruce Bellard, a mem- cision to keep Spain in the North Atlantic third referendum since the return to strong rejection of the conservatives, and ing, Gonzalez had said he would respect ber of the 911 planning commit- Treaty Organization, Interior Minister democracy in 1977. indicated Gonzalez could defeat conser- the will of the people and pull Spain out of tee, said he thinks the phone Jose Barrionuevo said. During the 40-day campaign, the vative and communist opponents to win NATO if the voters demanded it. system will be a beneficial one. University prepares for '21 law'

by Caroline Langer it is likely the drinking age will for alternatives to alcohol-re- segregation of upper and lower staff reporter be raised during the fall semes- lated entertainment, Krider class students, since most 21- ter, even though HB 779 has not said. year-olds are juniors and se- With Congress nearing a deci- yet been read in Congress. Edmonds said the committee niors. But the Committee is sion on raising the State's drink- Brad Krider, vice president of is studying universities in states looking into ways to deal with ing age to 21, University officials the Undergraduate Student Gov- where the legal drinking age is this problem. have already begun preparing ernment, said resident advisors 21 to deteniune alternatives for "We won't come up with a for the transition. would have to be stricter with entertainment. perfect solution, it will take Mary Edmonds, vice presi- drinking in the dorms to ensure some time and people will have dent of student affairs, said the the law is upheld. Since many social functions to be patient," he said. Universty's "Transition 21 Com- include alcohol, an attitude Edmonds said one reason be- mittee" wants the change to be The University may also have change would also be needed hind raising the age was to keep smooth. to reconsider offering alcohol at regarding what students do for young people from drinking and school-related events such as fun, Edmonds said. She said driving. University policy regarding Fall Fest, he added. students would probably come the change would follow the law, up with programs which interest "BG knows that better than she said. MOST STUDENTS are 19 and them. anybody, we lost a number of State Representative Randy older, but if the drinking age is Krider said raising the drink- good students to drinking acci- Gardner, R-Bowling Green, said raised, many will have to look ing age could cause a social dents," she said. Morthwest Ohio to see a 'new' WBGU-TV

by Julie Wallace going to replace it with new state-of-the-art The present transmitter, purchased in reporter equipment, said Duane Tucker, General 1973. provides 30,000 watts of power. The Manager of WBGU-TV. newly-purchased transmitter will provide Several changes at the city's public tele- The total cost for the renovations is 60,000 watts. The installation of both the vision station will mean the beginning of a $887,000. transmitter and the antenna wul increase "new" WBGU-TV, with area residents turn- THE STATE provided 9486,000 of the cost WBGU-TV's total power from 750,000 watts ing to another channel to continue enjoying while the Public Telecommunications Fa- to one million watts. the station's programming. cilities Program provided $250,000. The re- Tucker said the longer radio waves of the In May, the television station will begin a maining $151,000 was received in lower channel make the switch from the renovation program that includes changing contributions from corporations and individ- higher channel (57) to Channel 27 beneficial ~ m BG News/Jim YouD from Channel 57 to 27 and installing a new uals. by extending the signal. New Prof? antenna and transmitter that will improve The new equipment, in addition to the "In the process the renovations, the deci- "Professor Alphabet," also known as freshman theater major Mary the station's signal. switch to Channel 27, will strengthen sion to switch channels was based on the Cross, talks to students as part of the Treehouse Troupe performance "The new WBGU-TV will be able to pro- WBGU-TV's signal to its present nine county fact that 27 is a superior channel. By matter for local elementary school students. See related story and photo on vide better reception for its viewers. Our coverage area and increase the total cover- of physics, the lower the channel, the better page 6. present transmitter is outdated and we are age area by 350 square miles, he said. the signal," Tucker said. Editorial BG News/March 13, 1986 2

Clear the backlog Diamonds in the rough White House officials have devised a plan and are asking Congress to create a new branch of There's a new way to rate the rookies this season the federal court system to handle all Social Secu- "When he runs, he reminds read about. And every so often, We read about agents decry- rity retirement and disability cases. by Mike Royko me of a gazelle," said scout Ben one would actually make it to ing the violations of their client's The court would attempt to deal with an increase Zedrine. "He even nibbles opening day. constitutional right to the pri- in Social Security-related cases and to reduce the When the month of March leaves from the bushes." Now, though, what invigorat- vacy of their urine content. backlog of cases in the federal court system. rolls around, I wonder whatever "All the tools... he can't miss ing news do we have from spring It used to be that a sports- The idea of a special body to expedite Social happened to the phenom. ... the greatest prospect since training? Name me even one writer needed only to know how You remember the phenom, ... and he writes home to his KHom who can hit balls into to mark a scorecard to cover Security cases, which deal with diverse and com- don't you? Or maybe you're too mudder every day." distant cactus plants. spring training. Now he needs a plex laws, makes sense. This is especially impor- young. It was the phenom who helped No, what we get now are sto- degree in constitutional law and tant when the number of Social Security cases in The phenom was a creature make the month of March less of ries that concern the burning maybe one in pharmacology. the federal courts has doubled since the end of 1982. who existed in the daily news the tail end of winter and more issue of whether or not basebafl So the days of blissful reading The court would hear cases brought by people dispatches that were filed from of the beginning of spring. When players should agree to urinate about spring training are gone. Arizona, Florida, California and the phenom started hitting the regularly into little bottles. No more phenoms to capture our who contend they have been unfairly denied Social other sunny places where base- blue darts or whipping fastballs Or whether some players imagination and give us the joy Security benefits. ball players went to soak the off- past helpless hitters, we knew should surrender portions of of even a false hope. The court could alleviate the deluge of cases filed season booze and fat from their that summer was on its way. their paychecks as punishment But who knows? Maybe we by people removed from the Social Security disabil- bodies and prepare for another Of course, we seldom ever saw for having once sniffed white will eventually get a new kind of ity rolls. A court specializing in Social Security season. the phenom in the flesh. Some- powder that made them say, spring training phenom in the And in almost every spring- time near the end of spring r'OJv wow." future. cases could reduce the backlog of cases in the training camp, there was at training, somebody would be Where once we read about a "This kid has got it all," says federal system. There were 52,795 Social Security least one young player, up from unkind enough to whip a curve phenom racing to deepest center manager Lou Bodomy. "His na- cases pending in the 94 federal district courts at the the minors, who qualified as a ball over the outside corner at field, leaping 10 feet into the air, sal membranes are intact, not end of December, according to the Social Security genuine phenom. the knees, causing the phenom and catching the ball between one needle mark on his arm or Administration. to spin like a top. After that, it his thumb and forefinger, now legs. He, the young phenom, was was just a matter of packing his we get debates on whether "And he's got the most terrific what made March and spring bag and heading for another grown men should be required to urine we've seen in 20 years." A greater uniformity in interpreting the Social training a special time of year season in Chattanooga. make wee-wee into a bottle once Security laws could also result from the new court for those of us who were filled But that was OK. While the a week, once a month, or be- Royko is a columnist for the system. According to a Social Security Administra- with hope or gullibility about the phenom lasted, he was fun to tween tunes at bat. Chicago Tribune. tion consultant, currently many courts refuse to coming season. follow Social Security regulations and substitute We would sit in the cold North- em cities and read daily reports their own policy judgments for those of the agency. about the phenom. How he was While each of the Social Security-related cases hammering balls awesome dis- which appears before the bench has circumstances tances over the fences, over the exclusive to the individual case, it is unfair for the palm trees, over the trailer courts, and into some distant courts to throw away the rules and regulations of drainage ditch. the system which must pay benefits to those who "The kid hit one today, that the courts determine qualify. had to be 550 feet, right through The judges, for their part, have criticized Social the wall of a warehouse," said Security officials because they sometime refuse to manager Lunk Hedd. "He's got accept court rulings as precedents for similar muscles in his ears." "The kid made a throw from cases, a special court would reduce this problem. deepest center field that didn't The problems in dealing with Social Security rise more than eight feet off the cases should be changed. The Reagan administra- ground and it hit the catcher tion with the establishment of a specific court to right in the mitt and knocked hear these cases is attempting to make the treat- him all the way to the backstop. The kid has an arm like a ba- ment of these cases fairer. zooka," said coach Biggie Gutt, "only it bends." Airplane was just the ticket This speeder's an easy mark for Smokey every time Letters Cops near my hometown just there was no way he could have By Mlzell Stewart III love drivers like me. Many sub- known I was speeding unless he because she forgets that the in Friday's BG News on the urban Cleveland police depart- had a radar unit In his hip Brave reply concept did originate with the University's messiest offices. At Most people with a police re- ments figure the revenues pocket. cord have a hard time getting a generated by traffic violations Lorri Beck, in a recent reply Catholic Church centuries after times I think that I also become "Would you mind looking up (March 11) to Darryl Thomas' the death of the author of Ro- comfortable in clutter, and tell job. The average employment into their annual operating bud- for a second?" He said as he application has a blank provided column (March 7). wrote what mans. And she fails, as we all myself that I like it that way - a gets. This creates the need for a pointed to a spot in the sky. she no doubt considered a sound do, to recognize the context of li ved-in look rather than a ster- for letting your future employer fyiota system' in which officers My eyes scanned the sky until know about your jaded past. defense of certain Christian con- her quote argues, if anything, ile appearance. must catch a certain amount of I found a small speck flying cepts under intellectual attack for a doctrine of original judge- Hadn't I been taught by a Thankfully, my criminal re- traffic violators to satisfy their directly over the road. The cord is spotless. But I'm lucky from Thomas. I fear that, well- ment. How many sound doc- Pennsylvania-Dutch-English superiors. airplane?" I asked. intentioned though she may be, trines in Scripture have been mother that you don't throw that nobody asks about my driv- Fortunately, there's enough 'Tfes, sir. You have been ing record. speeders and other scoffla ws on she misses the mark on at least twisted by 2,000 years of mis- anything away? I've asked my- timed going 79 miles an hour in a three salient points. placed anthropomorphism? self, who is to blame for my In the same fashion that snow the roads today to make the use 55 zone by aircraft," he said as falls in the winter and rain in the of quotas a nonexistent issue. First, when pointing out that Lastly, she dismisses feeding habit of organized confusion? he proceeded to explain the pro- Christianity is based on "the the hungry and clothing the poor Was it because I was born under spring, I get pulled over for The state of Ohio has a rather cedure to me. I stood there, speeding about twice every ominous reputation in the eyes Bible - God's word." there are as being "only secondary to our the sign of Cancer': Was it be- dumbfounded while kicking my- two things she should have men- original purpose of knowing cause I'm a creative person, an year. of most dnvers-in-training for self for dismissing the sign as an It's an occupational hazard. tioned had she wished to truly God." Actually, those works be- artist? Is it a holdover from the Indy 500. Have you ever seen idle threat. distance herself from the stereo- come primary in certain of childhood? A protest against a No, I'm not a professional the signs on the road which read The law of averages caught up driver, but I am on the road a "SPEED MEASURED BY AIR- type that Thomas inveigled. She Christ's teachings ("... inas- perfectionist mother? with me again. My disregard for should have mentioned that a much as you have done it for the A place for everything and lot. Usually on rather frivolous CRAFT?" Well, don't laugh, be- the law cost me another 63 road trips to places like Bay cause they do. And the officer Rebirth experience is the truest least of my brethren ...") and everything in its place, she'd bucks, in addition to court costs. foundation upon which to base may I gently suggest that she say. I've tried, but it seems City, Mich, and Ripley, N.Y. will be the one laughing as he Now I hear that the Bowling one's Christianity, and she could There's not necessarily any- writes out your ticket. read the letter of James closely. perfection isn't my style. Green police department is have mentioned that the Gospel Faith without works, James Blame it on sentimentality. thing interesting to do in these I noticed one of these signs planning a crackdown on driv- came "not in word only, but also places, but it's just a much- while on a recent trip to Ohio writes, is dead, being alone. Those greeting cards are too ers that like to speed around inDower." Nevertheless, I salute Lorri beautiful to discard. A small needed break from Bowling University. Being in a carefree town. Green. mood, I refused to slow down, Second, like many classical Beck. Oh, that we all had the china doll, a dried rose bud Don't even bother to pull me "defenders of the faith," she courage that she has displayed. corsage from the last anniver- Veterans of this town know still wondering how an airplane over. My check is already in the that one of the favorite pastimes could measure speed on the neglects to check her assump- Roger G. Schmidt sary. All too precious to be dis- mail. tions against clear contextual 1520 Clough St Apt 110 carded. Anything you want to of University students is search- ground. A few miles later, a and historical positions. She ing for new and exciting reasons Highway patrol car became visi- Mess sparks name, I've collected, rocks and Stewart, a Junior public rela- states "Although the term shells too. to go elsewhere. As a result of ble on the horizon. With light- tions major from Bedford (Original Sin) is manmade, the many memories this endless quest, there is an ning reflexes. I hit the brakes. My husband inquires about a Heights, is a reporter for the concept it represents is found in I just wanted to tell you that I tool he hasn't used for years. It's increased chance of getting a True to form, the officer News. speeding ticket. Bulled his car out behind me and Romans 5:12..." She fails here relate to your interesting article strange, but somehow I'm The scenario is a familiar one: ipped his lights on. While pull- usually able to find it in the It's typically a bright, sunny ing over to the side, I noticed mess. day, and I'm driving down the that the patrol car had no radar ccmMTwrms Back in the dark ages, when I street, going slightly over the unit on its dashboard. Now, I attended college, we had a rule QN1MMOST in our apartment. Anything left speed limit. While trying to began to wonder. mcutous 1JVST mind my own business, I notice "Good afternoon, sir. Would Bloom to return April 1 lying in the bathroom would be the police car sitting on the side you mind stepping out of the car, pwmsTs poet me. thrown out into the hallway. of the road. As I feverishly slam please?" the officer said. TO cm. i pour Remembering that, I've always on the brakes, the officer pulls "What's the problem, offi- Opus and Company will return to the pages of TheBGNews mw9 m. been able to keep that room free out of his hiding place to nail me. cer?" I said, while thinking that after Spring Break, and that's no April Fools' joke. \ from clutter. Bloom County's hiatus began a couple of months ago when Dishes - I've always hated to Berke Breathed, the strip's creator and artist, was laid up in an wash dishes. My plan is to get Albuquerque hospital after crashing his ultralight plane. them washed as soon as possible THE BG NEWS Breathed's back at the drawing board and the strip will resume after the meal, then forgot the national circulation March 24. task as being unpleasant. Same The News originally told its readers that the strip would with bed making. I dislike very Editor Geoffrey Barnard AMI Friday Editor DonnyRoush much looking at an unmade bed. Managing editor M*a Mclntyre CNet copy editor Dava Hartjng restart in the March 25 issue, but that's because the editorial AMI managing editor KartSmrth Cruel copy editor MalanU Baw editor, who's been working too hard lately, forgot we go on So nuking the bed is accom- News orator Nancy Boat*** Copy editor BnenRBal vacation that week. plished as soom as I arise. SO EdHorlal editor OonLaa CopyadMc Oanlala Flacnar much for Heloise. Chlet adrtoclal wrUer Taraaa Taranhno Copy editor Travor Pattttord Ethel M. 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Ohio 43403 Editorial Editor Hours: 6am to 6 p.m Monday through Friday TheBGNews 210 West Hail Local BG News/March 13,1988 3 Housing sign-up scheduled Arab relations Registration to take place in residence halls after spring break conference set by Geoffrey Barnard hall, said Rich Hughes, assistant want to live there again in the juniors and seniors. editor director of housing. fall, you will be guaranteed • April 14-18, registration for Diplomats, educators to meet space if you sign up,f during these sophomores. On-campus housing registra- "The office managers, hall dates (April 2-4), he said. • April 21-25, registration for by SheBy Truaty first time an Arab-American tion for fall semester will begin directors and hall staffs will freshman men. **ff reporter conference of this sen he* during the week following spring coordinate hours and times," REQUESTS FOR residence • April 28-May 2, registration been sponsored by the Uni- break. Hughes said. "Registration will hall changes will be made for freshman women. American understanding of versity. She contacted the The Housing Office announced take place at the main desk of according to class rank during Freshman registration is two the Middle East situation is Arab-American Council the dates yesterday, which will the residence hall. There will be the rest of April at the Housing weeks due to the volume of stu- too often restricted to scenes about the possibility of heap- be divided by class rank and more information after break as Office, 440 Student Services, dents, Hughes said. of tanks and reports of terror- ing to co-sponsor the confer- whether students wish to remain the times draw near." Hughes said. ism on the six o'clock news. e. ce and they agreed to in their current residence hall. Requests to remain in a resi- "As the class rank gets lower, Tomorrow, however, diplo- provide the speakers, ate Sign-ups for everyone, regard- dence hall will be automatically Requests can be made be- the number of requests gets mats and educators will meet said. less of class rank, intending to approved, Hughes said. tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on these much higher, so it was much in Toledo to expand their "We're hoping mis will be a stay in the same hall will take "For instance, if you live in dates: easier to accomplish it this knowledge and understand- kickoff for the formation of a place April 2-4 in their residence Rodgers (Quadrangle), and you • April 7-11, registration for way," he said. ing of economic and political state committee (on Arab- aspects. American relations) so we can have follow-up pro- The purpose of the conf er- grams," Howard-Memam ence,"U.S.-Arab Relations: said. Radio stations' Christian formats The Political and Economic Future," is to bring to the SHE SAID there is a I attention of the American population of Arab people ; public the need for open dis- the Northwest Ohio area be- present rock of a different age cussion on U.S. Middle East cause Toledo is a port town policies and American inter- and there are many business ests in the Arab world. opportunities. The university by Ron Coulter tian rock. tian rock because the number of artists is The conference will feature of Toledo has about 2,000 Mid- staff reporter "WBGU has an alternative format, while growing. such speakers as George Mc- dle-Eastern students and the WFAL plays rock. There was no conscious Govern, former U.S. Senator University has about 600 Mid- The growing popularity of Christian rock effort to program different styles," Weaver IN ADDITION. Weaver said record com- and presidential nominee; dle-Eastern students. music is reflected in the formats of the said. panies have realized they can make money U.S. Undersecretary of State "I think recent events show University's radio stations, with each broad- on Christian record sales. Projections for for Political Affairs, Michael we dont really understand casting a Christian rock program. GORANT, a technician for WBGU-TV, the year indicate that this will be the biggest Armacost; and the ambassa- what the Arab world's con- "Christian music has moved out of the said "Newsong" deliberately sticks to an year for Christian record sales, he said. dors from Iraq, Jordan and cerns are. We wonder why all hymn stage," said Scott Weaver, sophomore alternative sound, because this type of Tunisia. this terrorism is taking place broadcast journalism major and host of the Christian rock does not get enough airplay. Weaver said the trend toward conserva- Congresswoman Marcy and we have to put this into "Rock Solid" show on WFAL-AM. The program includes hard rock and new tism is partly responsible. Kaptur, Toledo Mayor Donna perspective. War and terror- wave music rather than a Top 40 sound. Christian artists have become accepted Owens, University president ism is not the only things that Rob Young, who co-hosts "Rock Solid" outside of Christian circles, he said. Paul Olscamp and West Vir- happen in the Middle East," with Weaver on WFAL Sundays from 6-8 Because WFAL is mainly a pop/rock Young said when Amy Grant, a popular ginia Congressman Nick Re- Howard-Merriam said. p.m., said their show features upbeat Chris- station, Christian rock may have appeared Christian singer, signed with A&M records, tail will also be featured She said people from the tian music. to be a shift from the type of programming it was reflective of the industry accepting speakers. The conference is educational and business their listeners were used to. this type of artist. sponsored by the University, world will be coming from as "Most of the music we play has a top 40 the American-Arab Affairs far as Texas to attend the beat," Young said. Lisa Braun, program director for WFAL. Weaver said there are many artists who Council, and the Center of conference. The program "Newsong," aired on said she was initially unsure how successful play Christian music to both secular and International Studies at the WBGU-FM, features a range of musical the "Rock Solid" show would be. Christian audiences. University of Toledo. Registration begins at < styles. "We gave "Rock Solid" a one hour slot at Some well-known Christian artists include a.m in the Hotel Sofitel in first, but because the show got so many Bruce Cockburn, Bob Dylan, T-Bone Bur- Kathleen Howard-Mer- Toledo. The price to attend Brenda Celznick, freshman communica- requests, we gave the show another hour,'' nett, U2, The Alarm, Petra, Mr. Mister, riam, professor of political the conference is $75, but tions major, and Linda Pierce, freshman Braun said. Mike and the Mechanics and Amy Grant. science, is organizing the con- there is a 50 percent discount radio/television film/major, co-host "News- Gorant said Christian rock traces back to ference. She said this is the for students and faculty. ong" from 9-11 p.m. Sundays. the late 1960s and the "Jesus people" In addition, many of these artists have When WBGU-FM disk jockey Nick Gorant movement, when large numbers of people had videos aired on MTV. started the program three years ago. known from the drug culture converted to Chris- Weaver said many people are unaware then as "Upon A Rock," it was the only tianity. these groups record music with a Christian Christian rock show on either station. And theme. The world is waiting. Gorant said the station's reaction was coop- Christian rock remained obscure until erative. recently. In the past few years, several "Parents who are not Christians are buy- Weaver said there was no plan for each factors have contributed to its popularity. ing their children hard rock albums by Be an exchange student show to program different styles of Chris- Braun said there is more variety in Chris- Christian artists," he said.

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,h Saturday, March 15 1-3:00 p.m. SPYRO GYRA Assembly Room 2nd floor, McFall April 12, 1986 7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. PLEASE COME PREPARED TO ASK SPECIFIC Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center BGSU Student Tickets (with valid ID) $7, $9, $12 QUESTIONS ON INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES & General Admission — $9, $11, $14 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. for the respective show. Kobacker Box Office open — March 17-21, 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. JOB SEARCHES IN BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT & . closed during Spring Break — March 24-28 reopens March 31, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. weekdays EDUCATION. Box Office phone number — 372-8171 invites you to redeem your Spyro Gyro ticket for a ^BHIBCHK 10% discount on your Aspen tab the night of the show. BG News/March 13, 1986 4 Student teacher gets 4a kick out of kids' by Tim Wasserman if you want to teach. It wasn't until two weeks ago "He makes learning a lot reporter "I like working with kids be- that Hawk began to teach full more fun," he said. cause they have such neat views time. He is among 63 University Hawk said the kids give him a From the classrooms of the on different things. I get a kick students teaching in the Bowling little harder time since he is a University to the seventh grade out of them," he said. "Sure I Green School system. student teacher. classroom at Bowling Green Ju- have some troublemakers, but Hawk said when he was "Some kids want to test me," nior High, learning takes on a Ci have to take the good with younger he went through school he said. "Others want me to be new meaning for one University bad." bored and never saw the pur- their friend. I still have to make student teacher. He said he gets a lot of help pose behind what he was learn- sure we maintain the student- Rob Hawk, senior secondary from seminars with other stu- ing. teacher relationship." English education major, who dent teachers in secondary En- And he said the hardest part of recently began student teaching glish education. teaching is getting children to MARGARET MILLER, who full time at Bowling Green Ju- "They are a great bunch and know what is important. teaches with Hawk, said Rob nior High, said he sees teaching they have a lot of good ideas "It is hard to make the subject has a lot of imagination. much like Nick Nolte in the they share with the whole apply to them," he said. "If you "We have a flexible arrange- movie Teachers, who said, "The group," he said. can't involve them and make ment when teaching," she said. kids are not here for us. We are HAWK SPENT the first five them interested - why teach "We work together as a team." here for the kids." weeks of this semester taking them?" Recently Miller and Hawk did Hawk said he majored in edu- content methods. This involves Jonathan Kacer, Bowling a skit of Tom Sawyer for Right- cation for various reasons. study in mainstreaming, content Green 7th grader, said the rea- to-Read-Week. Heather Claus, a "I am obviously not into it for reading and other areas. Each son he enjoys learning from him seventh grader, said she en- the money," he said. "I like week he would have class three is because Hawk gets involved joyed the presentation. kids. I think you have to like kids days and teach two days. in the lesson. "How many teachers do you see dressed like Tom Sawyer in ripped blue ieans?" she said. Hawk said student teaching is a learning experience for him as well as the students. For exam- ple, in a Social Studies class where the students were learn- ing the names of countries, Hawk had to do his homework along with the class. "I didn't know some of the names so I learned with them," be said. "I took the test with them so they can see that I'm learning too. Hawk's age helps him relate things in class to current fads, he said. "I am like a big brother to them. We like the same things," he said. Gloria Kreischer, another sev- enth grader, said she appre- ciates having a teacher close to her age. "He's funny. We can talk to him easier than other teachers," she said. Hawk said student teaching is a valuable supplement to his University education. BG News/Jim Sakola "I can learn more in the class- room because kids are different BG News/Jim Sakola in each situation." he said. After reading a passage of Tom Sawyer to one of Mrs. Miller's seventh grade classes, in which Tom made Dressed as Tom Sawyer for the day. as a part of Right to Read Week, some outrageous excuses in order to stay home from school, student teacher Rob Hawk asks members of "Books can't teach you like ex- perience can." Hawk assists seventh grader John Stockner in finding some research the class if they had ever done anything similiar. books for a report.

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SIGN UP TODAY!!! 372-2451 BG News/March 13, Utt 5 Program answers taxing questions Volunteers help students with IRS forms KICK-OFF MIXER by Mike Amburgey Ray Patterson, senior ac- The volunteers have gained featuring staff reporter counting and management in- their tax background from tax formation systems major, said classes taught in the accounting Students who have neglected the local VTTA program is coor- department, Patterson said. doing their income tax need not dinated through the BGSU chap- High Society worry because the Voluntary ter of Beta Alpha Psi, a national "We have limits as to what we Income Tax Association, accounting honorary society. can do," he said. "We cannot do with opening band through University student vol- "We'll have five people there Schedule C that appears on the unteers, is offering to help stu- to help students with their in- tax form which is business in- dent taxpayers. come taxes," Patterson, chair- come. We cannot do Schedule E, The Exciters man of the committee for which is rental income, and we The Voluntary Income Tax University assistance of Beta cannot do Schedule F, which is WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES Association (VITA) is a pro- Alpha Psi, said. farming income," he said. WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES gram sponsored by the Internal Leathers said for most stu- WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES Revenue Service. It will be spon- Patterson said the tax help dents with summer Jobs, the WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES soring a help session on April 2 session will be held in 106 Hayes VTTA volunteers have adequate WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES for University students, said Hall from 7:30 p.m. until when- training to help with tax ques- WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES Park Leathers, acting chair of ever VTTA members' help is no tions. WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES the Accounting and Manage- longer needed. 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WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES Language clubs encourage WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES WEAR YOUR BEACH CLOTHES cross-cultural understanding by Jill Monoc "The last field trip we took of the Kings" and is also cele- reporter was to the Lima Symphony to brated in France to mark the see 'The Nutcracker' (written coming of the wisemen to Beth- By being a member of one of by the Russian composer Peter lehem, he said. the many language clubs on Tchaikovsky)," he said. "This "Figurines of the baby Jesus campus students can experience semester the club will go to are hidden in a cake. If a person the cultures of foreign countries Toledo to see (Russian conduc- receives a slice of the cake with without ever traveling overseas. tor) Maxim Shostakovich direct a figurine in it, that person is David Vaughan, president of the Toledo Symphony." considered King for the day and the Spanish Club, said the Uni- VAUGHAN SAID the Spanish receives a prize," he said. versity's foreign language clubs Gub has a Spanish choir and a Akiko Jones, University Japa- are important because they help dance group that meets once a nese instructor and advisor of ! people understand different life- week and performs on a occa- the Japanese Club, said his club styles. sion. was formed to help educate stu- "Foreign language clubs The club also has parties with dents. make people more aware of Spanish food and drinks, he said. "I formed the Japanese Club other cultures," he said. "They German Club President Lau- in 1964 because many students OOO are interesting and fun and they rie McLary, said her group also would like to learn about the offer students a chance to use a sponsors cultural events. Japanese culture, but I often foreign language outside of the "We have a Stammtisch every don't have enough class time to classroom. week. The translation means go into it," he said. The Russian, Spanish, Ger- •regular table'. For the Stam- man, French, and Japanese mtisch, we meet at Pagliai's She said the Japanese Club **« clubs have between 20-35 mem- every Thursday night, have fun picks one topic for every meet- bers. and try to mostly speak German ing, such as tea ceremonies, The clubs sponsor several ac- to each other," she said. brush writing, or clothing. The tivities during the year, includ- Other German Club activities club then discusses those topics ing films made in their foreign include going Christmas carol- and, when possible, experiences language (with English sub- ing by singing in German, spon- them. She said the club also titles) and having Christmas soring a Mardi Gras, and sings Japanese songs, speaks parties with their culture's tra- hosting a reunion for all of the Japanese, or watches slides. ditional dinner. They also take students involved in the Salz- Membership in the language field trips. burg, Austria study abroad pro- clubs consist of foreign ex- Timothy Pogacar, assistant gram, she said. change students, students who professor of Russian and the Hal Howard, president of the visited one of these foreign coun- Russian Club adviser, said the French Club, said the highlight tries, language students, or po- club tries to take a few field trips of his group's activities occurs litical science students. 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by Linda Hoy have rehearsed, for Van Wert being both actors and techni- reporter area school children at the Van cians. Wert Civic Center March 13. The troupe performs in ex- Some college students may be Designed for children grades tremely different settings, such accused of acting like children, kindergarten through third, as cafeterias and gymnasiums but seven University students "Word Play" features various and the actors have to adapt, he spend their time acting for chil- characters illustrating the fun of said. language. Schools for which the troupe "Code Breaker," the other performs pay a fee which covers These students participate in play performed by the troupe, is production and traveling ei- the Tree House Troupe, an act- aimed at grades four through six Cea, This year, the troupe ing company that performs for and concerns children in a space scheduled 38 performances elementary school children. By age society, forced to choose and 18 workshops in eight differ- participating in the group, they between their friends and the ent counties. earn six University credit hours. system. "We don't have enough dates Tree House Troupe director available for all the schools that Scott Regan, associate professor IN ADDITION to performing want us", Regan said. of Theater, said the two classes these plays, the students in the for the troupe have been offered troupe also conduct workshops TROUPE MEMBER Nancy for about nine years. This year's for the children. The workshop Erikson, freshman journalism troupe consists of an acting com- are designed to introduce the major, said the best part of pany of four women and two children to drama and to relate being in the troupe is "getting to men with one male designer- their studies to the material that meet new people." /technician. is presented in the plays. Erikson, who performed in the University production of "The After spending their first se- By being in the troupe, the Crucible'' fast semester, has mester in rehearsal, the troupe, University students leam about never acted in children's theatre who makes their own sets and the problems of touring, of per- before. costumes, is currently prepar- forming three or four perfor- "I think it's going to be really ing for their first performance mances a day and of keeping a exciting." she said, "We're re- on the road. character going over a long pe- ady to go." riod of time, Regan said. They will perform, "Word The troupe will be performing Play," one of the two plays they They also have experience at its plays at the University on May 2-3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Joe E. Brown Theatre. BG News/Jim Youll r™ ■» M l M M~ "I - UNIVERSITY VILLAGE Wi Drive Safely |! Cash & Carry & UNIVERSITY COURTS Specials ® APARTMENTS ^V FOR A Don't Forget Your Easter Order Comer of Clough & Mercer (Behind Wendy's) For Mom Before Spring Break THE MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION IN TOWN I CLOSE TO REC CENTER, MOVIE THEATRES. CAREER INTRAMURAL FIELDS, FRATERNITY ROW, BANK, FAST FOODS, AND ICE ARENA AS: •Gas heal, hot water and cooking •In house laundry centers Select included. Tenant pays electric only •Plenty of storage area • Missile Launch $ (small monthly electric bill) •Now accepting applications for Officer Carnations 3. •Spacious 2 bdrm. opts, furnished summer and next fall • Air Traffic doz. *ros» dependable, 24 hr maintenance Control Officer St. Patrick Mylar • Air Weapon $ Control Officer Balloons Helium Filled 3. CALL COLLECT: Rental Office located in Amherst Village Office Hrs. (419) 354-3133 1520 Clough Phone 352-0164 9-5 Mon-Fri Frihmw 4 SophomorM (Behind Wendy's) 10-2 Sat ! Fruit Baskets $15. call 372-2174 a and up >fc /mi $ bbkht*f> Daisies 2. 'rtfl-noun 10 pk. G° White Water Rafting * with THE COPY SHOP on 117 E. Court £7 434 E. WOOSTER N£ 352-4068 ^ IN THE DAIRY QUEEN BLDG. (J> ^Ajpril 18-20 or April 25-27 • Resumes

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by Ron Coulter physiology, testing and treat- "The purpose of the class is to about pregnancy and STD. The 902 E.WOOSTER - Next to T.O.'s -PHONE 352 3951 staff reporter ment of sexually transmitted help people make informed deci- truth is, it can happen to anyone disease (STD) and different sions about the different forms who is sexually active," she In an effort to provide infor- forms of contraception, Jacoby of contraception - everything said. mation to University students said. from family planning to the Jacoby said she is intention- about important sexual issues, She said the information will pill," Jacoby said. ally coinciding the classes with the College of Health and Hu- be helpful to men and women, Spring Break. man Services is sponsoring a and she encouraged partners to Jacoby said this is the first class this afternoon. attend. time such a class has been given "We find the number of visits "The class will be on a walk-in at the Health Center, although to the Health Center increases ALBUM OF THE WEEK:©^ The classes will be held from basis. No appointment is nec- similar programs have been of- after Spring Break. Some people 4-5 p.m. in Room 114 in the essary," she said. fered in the dorms before. come in with pubic lice, others WINDHAM HILL «$6. College of Health and Human "We would like to do this on a want pregnancy or STD check- Services. JACOBY SAID people need to regular basis," she said. ups," Jacoby said. "ALL ARTIST" „..„,„,LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 3 20 86 Elayne Jacoby, an nurse clini- be more educated on the pros Barbara Hoffman, a nurse Jacoby said the class format cian in the woman's health cen- and cons of various forms of clinician at the woman's health will be lecture with time for STATE COUPON ter, said the class is a pilot birth control, as well as the center, said the classes will in- questions and answers. FLEX project and will be repeated on reality of STD. form people of topics they often ISHAMPOO & CONDITIONER t 1 8' March 19, April 3 and April 17. neglect. "The class will be discreet, we The classes, however, are not won't ask people to reveal inti- The topics covered in the hour- aimed only at sexually active "Too many people have an 'it mate information," Jacoby long class include anatomy and people, she said. won't happen to me' attitude said. LIMIT 1 EACH - EXPIRES 3 20 861 LTE COUPON! VASELINE INTENSIVE Dancers move to modern beats CARE LOTION $1. 10 OZ. LIMITLIMI 1 EXPIRES 3 20 86

by Jill Monoc "Modern dance came about as a break groups on campus that date back to 1934. STATE COUPON reporter from ballet at the end of the 1800's," Tell The students of UPD were cast after an said. "Dancers wanted more freedom, to audition at the beginning of the year, Tell ICLEARASIL Several University students will be spend- feel the earth, and have more naturalness of said. ing their weekend dancing, but not at Main movement. So they abandoned the tight- She said the students began working on I* MAX STRENGTH .65 OZ. $2. Street or Uptown. fitting outfits and pointed shoes. They wore this weekend's performance one week be- • SUPER STRENGTH The University Performing Dancers loose costumes and danced barefoot. fore classes began in January. She said the LIMIT 1 - EXPIRES 3 20-861 (UPD) modern dance company, composed Heidi Hoke, senior sports management UPD students nave recently been working STATE COUPONl of 14 University students, will be giving a major and a senior member of UPD, said seven days a week to prepare for the con- SURE SOLID dance concert today through Saturday at 8 she was first introduced to modern dance at cert. p.m. in the University Hall Main Audito- this university. DEODORANT rium. "I never modern danced before I came Trudy Ackley, a sophomore UPD mem- Deborah Tell, assistant professor of here but I really like it," she said. "It's a ber, said preparing for the concert was fun • SCENTED HPER and Artistic Director of UPD, said nice blend of ballet and jazz." and demanding. • UNSCENTED 2 OZ. LIMIT 1 - EXPIRES 3 20 86 modem dance is change from the traditional TELL SAID UPD began at BGSU in the "But if you want to do it bad enough, you dance most people are used to. 1970s, but there were other modern dance will work around any obstacles," she said. STATE COUPON COLGATE PUMP Transcripts TOOTHPASTE $1. G Continued from page 1. The new computer-generated sent out alphabetically, but if transcripts are more secure LIMIT 1 - EXPIRES 3-20-86 | I students In the first part of the than the old photocopied tran- [STATE COUPON! alphabet do not receive their scripts because they are more Urge 1 Hem Pizza transcripts in March, they difficult to change or erase, he should not panic, Whitrnire said. said. 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"We look to you for lead- preme Court ruled yesterday. THE MOTOR was running at saying parties involved in such Bob McE wen, R-Ohio,yester- ership on this issue, and we Justices unanimously upheld a high speed and Cleary's Toot sessions had to be represented In other action, the high court day urged President Reagan strongly urge that you make the conviction of a Cincinnati was on the accelerator. The car by attorneys. ruled 6-1 that the strip search by to stand fast on his request clear vour continuing full sup- man who, according to court was not in gear and the emer- police of a Cincinnati woman that Congress give $100 mil- port for your request for ef- records, had left a tavern, and gency brake was in use. THE DECISION stemmed following her arrest on a speed- lion in aid to U.S.-backed fective aid for the passed out in the driver's seat of from a Highland County case. ing charge was unconstitutional. guerrillas fighting Nicara- resistance," McEwen wrote. his car with the engine running Cleary was found guilty in The attorney for a former em- gua's leftist government. "The freedom fighters of and the vehicle in a stationary Hamilton County Municipal ployee at the Hercules Trouser The decision came in a case in In a letter to Reagan that the Nicaraguan democratic position. Court of operating a motor vehi- Co. objected to the company which DeAnna Flicker was was consigned by 20 other resistance cannot achieve the cle while under the influence of being represented at a jobless searched by a matron at the lawmakers, McEwen said he Soal of a free and democratic In other actions, the high court alcohol. The verdict was upheld benefits hearing by an actuarial Community Correctional Insti- is dismayed by published re- Nilicaragua through national said non-lawyers could rep- by a state appeals court. firm instead of a lawyer. tute without being given an ex- ports that some congressmen reconciliation if the United resent individuals or companies The high court, in a decision planation or being asked if she and administration officials States abandons them once at unemployment compensation written by visiting Judge John Lower courts ruled that only was carrying weapons or drugs. are urging a compromise. again," it said. hearings before the Ohio Bureau Corrigan of the 8th Ohio District an attorney could lawfully rep- of Employment Services. And it Court of Appeals, upheld the resent the employer. But the said the constitutional rights of a conviction. high court, in an opinion written Cincinnati woman were violated by Chief Justice Frank Ce- when she was strip searched by "This statute has been re- lebrezze, disagreed. Silice following her arrest for a viewed and amended over the Generals support Aquino; affic violation. years and the General Assembly "Our decision today does not continues to adhere to the word reach nor permit the rendering The justices' ruling on driving 'operate.' Therefore, the prohi- of legal advice regarding unem- while intoxicated came in the bition contained in the statute is ployment compensation laws or 1983 case of Michael Cleary of against 'operating' a vehicle board orders. Rather, our nar- Cincinnati. Court records while under the influence, not row holding merely permits official seeks stolen money MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Top generals tion. It also did not say that any money actually Application For pledged loyalty vesterday to new President Cora- was paid or that any U.S. official agreed to accept zon Aquino, and a Cabinet official left for Wash- HOLLIS A. MOORE MEMORIAL ington in an attempt to recover millions of dollars Salonga said he received the letter Saturday allegedly hidden by ousted President Ferdinand from former banker Antonio Gatmaitan, who said Marcos. it was written by 14 Filipino bankers whom he SCHOLARSHIP Jovito Salonga, head of the Commission on Good refused to identify. Government, said before leaving for the United Deadline: Monday, April 7, 1986 States that he would consider investigating a IN WASHINGTON, White House spokesman The Mollis A. Moore Memorial Scholarship was established to recognize students who claim that Marcos had schemed to influence Larry Speakes said he was unaware of any such contribute to Bowling Green State University through participation and leadership in Washington with huge campaign contributions. influence-buying scheme by Marcos. University Community activities. The award will be in the amount of $500. Salonga said he had received a letter, purpor- Aquino met for more than an hour with 61 top The recipient must be a rising Junior or Senior, maintain a 3.0 G.P.A., demonstrate tedly from a group of Filipino bankers, saying generals and regional military commanders at active participation in University organizations and be available for a personal interview Marcos planned to donate $57 million to President Camp Aguinaldo, where the revolution that put with the selection committee. Reagan s 1980 and 1984 election campaigns and her in power Feb. 25 began. The application along with any supporting materials must be submitted to the Office $10 million to other U.S. candidates. A videotape of the meeting showed Aquino of the Vice President for University Relations, Mileti Alumni Center by 4:30 p.m., The letter provided no documentation to support telling the officers, "I'm sure the Filipino people Monday. April 7. 1986. the claim and there was no independent verifica- will be forever grateful to you." The recipient will be notified prior to any public announcement, on or about April 16, I"oo. Applications are available in the Office of the Vice President for University Relations, Mileti Alumni Center. EPA encounters scrutiny THE from district sewer officials INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLEVELAND (AP) - An Ohio rule in Cuyahoga County Com- too late. ORGANIZATION Environmental Protection mon Pleas Court, and in appeals Todd Cayer, chief of the re- Agency move to spread more of before the federal EPA and the gional municipal facilities (IRO) its diminishing federal funds Ohio Environmental Board of branch in the LLS. EPA's Chi-: around the state has come under Review. cago office, said the case is in presents fire from officials of a sewer Yesterday, the state environ- the hands of the state. A symposium by district who believe they are mental board voted to take juris- being short-changed. diction in the case and rejected The board scheduled hearings The Northeast Ohio Regional claims by the Ohio attorney gen- on the appeal beginning April 21. ROBERT W. HANSEN Sewer District is challenging the eral's office that the sewer dis- Cuyahoga County Common on state's new funding allocation trict's appeal was filed Pleas Judge George McMonagld has set a hearing on the suit for" "The Star Wars Missile System" March 28. 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TWA talks recess; House rep seeks to end 'ageism'

WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Claude Pep- I can't run 10 miles in the afternoon, like I would be forced to retire simply because of no progress reported per, a vigorous 85-year-old who declares did in college, but I have a good car to take their age. that "ageism is as odious as sexism and roe there,' he told a joint hearing of his racism." sought to enlist public support subcommittee on health and long-term care A recent Labor Department study, how- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - 5,700-member Independent yesterday for his proposal to outlaw manda- and the House Education and Labor sub- ever, indicates that only about 195,000 work- Contract talks aimed at end- Federation of Flight Atten- tory retirement of American workers at any committee on employment opportunities. ers over 70 would choose to remain on the ing a six-day strike by flight dants, attributed the adjourn- age. job if mandatory retirement were abolished. attendants against TWA re- ment to the absence of TWA Pepper's bill would eliminate the manda- cessed yesterday less than Chairman Carl Icahn from Presiding at a televised House hearing, tory retirement age of 70 which is allowed PEPPER SAID mandatory retirement four hours after they re- the talks. Pepper said the bill he has introduced with for employees in private business. That makes no sense considering the steady sumed, and no date was set TWA officials could not be 50 House co-sponsors is intended to extend to same requirement was lifted for federal increase in Americans' life expectancy, for another session, officials located at the hotel for com- every American - with a few exceptions - workers under the Age Discrimination in which had reached more than 74 years by said. ment, but Witt said, "Mr. the right enjoyed by federal employees to Employment Act of 1978. Thirteen states 1981. "We have recessed," said Icahn was well-represented." "be as old as Methuselah and continue to forbid mandatory retirement for private Helen Witt of the National The talks resumed this work, if you can do the job." employees at any age. He said his bill "makes good economic Mediation Board, which had morning for the first time Pepper, D-Pla., said he probably would be sense" because those 195,000 older employ- called both sides together. since the nationwide strike dead today if he had been forced to retire at Pepper's measure would retain exemp- ees would generate about $3 billion in reve- "No progress has been made began Friday over the extent age 65, three years after he was first elected tions under other existing laws. These nues in the first year alone by contributing in the talks." of wage cuts and other con- to the House in 1962 following a Senate exemptions from a ban on mandatory retire- to their own support, paying taxes and TWA entered negotiations cessions for flight attendants. career that began nearly a half-century ago. ment would continue to apply to foreign making contributions to the Social Security armed with an injunction is- They recessed at 1:30 pjn., service officers, CIA employees, law en- trust fund. sued Tuesday barring ma- Witt said. DESPITE TWO hearing aids, triple-focus forcement officers and fire fighters, air chinists from staying off the The union had offered $20 glasses, a pacemaker in his chest and two traffic controllers, certain high-ranking ex- Pepper's bill was endorsed at the hearing job in support of the atten- million in concessions and a plastic valves in his heart, Pepper said he ecutives in private industry and tenured by Arthur Hemming, 81, former secretary dants. 15 percent wage cut before enjoys the daily challenges he encounters as college faculty members. of the Department of Health, Education and Victoria Frankovich, head the strike began, Frankovich chairman of the House Rules Committee Welfare and U.S. commissioner on aging, of the bargaining team for the said. and subcommittee chairman of the House He estimated his bill would affect more and T. Franklin Williams, director of the Select Committee on Aging. than 20 million workers who otherwise National Institute on Aging. Give a hoot. 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New sirens purchased for Davis-Besse News Briefs White groups join demonstrations TOLEDO (AP) - Toledo Edi- services director. hazardous spill, Greer said. There is a possibility that per- son Co. will install a new emer- "There were certain times The sirens alert residents to haps somebody had tampered JOHANNESBURG, South 000 people outside a court- gency siren activation system when you'd have seven sirens or listen to an emergency broad- with the system." Africa (AP) - Prominent room in Kabokweni township around the idled Davis-Besse so malfunction in one night. cast network. According to Greer, Toledo whites joined anti-apartheid Tuesday refused to disperse nuclear power plant because There was a pattern. You could Edison found that someone with groups yesterday in angry and got out of control. A teen- someone has set off the alarms see where somebody pulled up, THE NUCLEAR Regulatory a transmitter capable of broad- response to a report that po- age boy was Wiled and 80 illegally, an official said yester- triggered one, and drove on. Commission requires sirens in a casting the disaster services' lice fired into a black crowd people were wounded. day. '^[ service person once was 10-mile radius of a nuclear frequency taped the electronic without provocation the day "We pretty much concluded behind the guy chasing him power plant. tones that are used when the before, and to banning orders Another boy was killed by that there were some weather around. Whoever is doing it is Officials would not say how sirens are tested each week. against two black leaders. Eilice gunfire in the township and electronic failures, but a doing it illegally," Greer said. many times the sirens were set "A culture of (black) resis- ter Tuesday. good percentage of the problem The alarms are supposed to be off. "A transmitter that allows tance is being born before our was somebody setting sirens off activated by the Ottawa Count, "When the system is up- them to transmit on our fre- eyes." said Frederick van Zyl Yesterday, a black man for whatever reason, said Jim sheriff's department only in an graded, the weather conditions quency is obviously illegal," Slabbert, a white politician. was speared to death in the Greer, Ottawa County disaster emergency, such as a tornado oi and inadvertant triggering of Greer said. "Apparently they "I say there cannot be any KaNgwane homeland adja- the system essentially will be monitored the frequency and peaceful change in South Af- cent to the township, and eliminated," as will the possibil- recorded the tones that go out to rica. We are caught up in three blacks were injured by ity of tampering, said Toledo the siren to tell it to activate. violence." stone-throwers outside Ka- Edison spokesman Richard Wil- Police said the crowd of 2,- bokweni. kins. "THEY PULLED up to the "The county and Toledo Edi- siren, turned their mike on our son agreed that level of reliabil- frequency and played the tone Dispute over astronauts ends IS LOOKING FOR ity of the system has to be back to the siren." improved," Wilkins said. Greer said tampering had CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. external tank attachment A NEW LOGO . . . Wilkins said tampering been "an ongoing problem for a (AP) - A county medical ex- ring, said Lt. Cmdr. 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Sports BG News/March 13, 1986 11 Officials given second look RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. become such a fixture that we zelle" headbands McMahon Use of replays wise move (AP) - The NFL has finally should give the officials a wore during the playoffs to the found a way to give its officials chance to see what the public different bands he wore in the the same view of a controversial was seeing," said Tez Super Bowl backing various play that a fan gets on his tele- Schramm, president of the Dal- charitable causes. Owners' decision only the beginning, though vision set. las Cowboys and chairman of The Instant replay rule was In a move the league had the rules-making Competition tried in preseason games last resisted for more than a decade,• ■ ■■ i Committee. year. In that experiment, 23 NFL owners voted yesterdayay to Only four teams - the New plays were questioned, but Just use instant replays for the 1986 York Giants, Denver Broncos, one was overruled. Honestly, Pete. What's more season to oversee its officials Kansas City Chiefs and St. Louis important, a player whose life is being and overrule them if necessary. Cardinals - voted against the Also at yesterday's session, The change applies for the instant replay rule and the Pitts- St. Louis Cardinals owner Wil- by Karl Smith controlled by cocaine or Jim McMahon most part to less controversial burgh Steelers abstained during liam V. Bidwill provided an in- assistant managing editor wearing a headband with your name on it? plays - pass receptions, fumbles what Schramm described as stant replay of last year's and out-of-bounds calls. It does "probably the best discussion meeting by suggesting it was not apply to most penalties, in- we've had in a league meeting still possible that the Cardinals The NFL has taken a step in But if form follows cluding calls like pass interfer- for years." might play the 1966 season in a The National Football the right direction, although function, the NFL will take ence that have caused some of Eight other changes were also city other than St. Louis. League owners finally it took them 10 years to do it. more than its good ol' time in the most memorable officiating approved, the most noteworthy But Bidwill, whose team plays decided on something. But all Chances are, it will take them trying to help its players and flaps. of which was aimed directly at In the NFL's second smallest it proved was their lack of 10 more years to organize a itself. Nonetheless, the move was a Jim McMahon, the flamboyant, stadium, said he had negotiated foresight. drug testing program. UNDOUBTEDLY, THE revolutionary one for a league iconoclastic quarterback of the with no other city and would not It has taken the NFL 10 THE NFL continues to Players' Association will that has always moved cau- Super Bowl champion Chicago specify which, if any, he would years to institute the use of ignore important issues like start crying about how unfair tiously. It was made primarily Bears. prefer. He did say he had spoken Instant replays, but they drug abuse while they spend a drug testing is. When athletes because NFL rulesmakers be- That change strengthens the with officials from the cities continue to ignore the decade on instant replays. go pro, they realize that they came aware that improved vi- sanction against players who with hospitality suites here to growingdrug problem. While the drug issue remains are no longer private citizens, deo technology was allowing wear logo-bearing headbands or lure NFL franchises - Sacra- The NFL's stuffy hierarchy in the air, the NFL has but public figures. Whether viewers at home to get a better other equipment, allowing ejec- mento, Calif., Phoenix and Jack- took a decade to decide approved the use of radio- they like it or not, kids are view of some calls than the tion from a game or suspension sonville, Fla. something most football fans rigged helmets by offensive looking up to them as role officials on the field. for a game for violation. It ap- "We listen to what people have known since television players during the preseason. models. plies to all unsanctioned writing, have to say but that's not mak- has used multiple cameras - Maybe the players can "WE FELT instant replay had the "adidas" and "Ro- ing a deal, he said. instant replays can help contact their dealers from the If the players don't like the officials on difficult calls. field. idea of handling the problem Even the fledgling United Then in the ultimate use of with in the NFL, let them go States Football League took power for personal revenge, to a court of law and see how the bull by the horns and commissioner Pete Rozelle it's handled in "the real Kansas looks past no one instituted the practice from helped pass a ban on world." Let them take a day one. headbands and wristbands sentence in a federal prison USFL Director of with personal and/or instead of a drug DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - Coach "Right now, we're No.2 in the Temple in Thursday's first Communication Bob Rose commercial messages. rehabilitation program or Larry Brown of No.2-ranked country. But it all starts again," game. The Dolphins, surprise said the league used instant If Rozelle thinks anyone is suspension. Kansas says his team isn't said Kansas Coach Larry winners of the Sun Belt Confer- replays 53 times last season fooled by this thinly veiled pot looking past anybody. Brown. ence tournament, feature 6-foot- and reversed 14 calls. Rose shot at Chicago quarterback Somehow, the priorities of And that's bad news for North The Jayhawks, the top seed in 5 senior forward Otis Smith, who said referees were in the Jim McMahon, he should the NFL seem way out of Carolina A&T, the Jayhawks' the Midwest, may be without the leads the team in scoring, re- proper position for 10 of the 14 undergo drug testing. touch. I think it is more it Thursday afternoon in services of second-leading bounding, blocks and steals. calls, but were "blocked out." It's about time Rozelle and important to look out for the first round of the NCAA scorer Ron Kellogg, who hasn't There will be differences the owners stop fiddling well being of the players and Midwest Regional at the Univer- practiced since Sunday because Georgetown, an at-large qual- between the two leagues' use around with unimportant stop their drug abuse than to sity of Dayton Arena. of a foot injury. In bis place, ifier from the Big East, nas of the instant replay. In the matters and wake up to smell save the super human ego of Kansas Is 31-1, North Carolina Brown will most likely insert 6- made it to the NCAA USFL, coaches have the right the coffee. Pete Rozelle. A&T is 22-7. But the records foot-6 forward Archie Marshall. championship game three of the to challenge one call per half. After the uncovering of Honestly, Pete. What's might not indicate the disparity But even the absence of a last four seasons. The Hoyas The NFL will have an eighth New England's intense drug more important, a player between the teams. Kansas mainstay is little conso- return standouts Reggie Wil- official in the press box who use last season, it's obvious whose life is being controlled "I picked up a paper this lation to Corbett. When asked liams, David Wingate and Mi- will initiate the process and there's a serious problem in by cocaine or Jim McMahon morning that said the odds of us what Kansas' weaknesses were, chael Jackson from last year's only plays involving change the NFL. Something has to be wearing a headband with winning the NCAA tournament he was stumped. team, which was upended by of possession can be disputed. done, and done quickly. your name on it? were something like 100,000-to-l, Villanova in the title game. so I guess that has to make it a Second-team All-America Michigan State, 21-7 on the little exciting for us," said North Danny Manning, 7-foot-l Greg year, tackles 19-11 Washington AMBHCAN Carolina A&T Coach Don Cor- Dreiling, Moot* Calvin Thomp- In the fourth and final regional CANCER ! bett. son and 6-foot Cedric Hunter pairing. SOCKTY I Kansas, the regular-season round out the Jayhawks' front and tournament champion of the line. Big Eight Conference, has won ', its last dozen games. 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Kris Byerly's second year has show how hard you worked, in She said if the squad keeps a been nothing but a blessing for positive attitude, half the battle Bowling Green's gymnastic's the meet." will be won. team. - Kris Byerly BG's tumblers have been be- "It's easy to get down when set by a slew of injuries, but everybody is going down with Byerly, who walked on as a said, you have to keep that out- it takes and the competetiveness injuries," Byerly said. "You freshman, has been one of the side of your mind. of the physical therapy pro- have to dwell on the positive and Falcons' most consistent and "It's easy to let external gram," Byerly said. "So I keep everything else out of your least-injured performers. things affect you," Byerly said. switched to dietetics." mind." "But you have to remember After winning the Mid-Ameri- Byerly has one thing on her "Kris has meant a lot to us as what you're doing. can Conference championship mind when she steps into the an all-around competitor," Fal- "You just have to try and be last season, the Falcons could gym to compete. con gymnastics coach Charles aggressive and go for every use a physical therapist and a "I want to do the best too I Simpson said. "She's one of our routine," she said. "Thinking miracle-worker to improve on can," she said. "You worknard top three all-arounders. We've about other things only hurts the tumblers' 2-9 record. Byerly all week in practice, you just been hit hard by injuries, but your performance and you can said the team can rebound in the hope you show how hard you she's been very consistent." get hurt if you're not concentrat- next couple of weeks. worked, in the meet." The dietetic major said her ing." sophomore season has gone Byerly, who has been compet- much smoother. ing since the age of 10, really "I'm doing better this year," didn't get serious until she was Byerly said. "Experience and in the ninth grade. Working out being in more meets has helped at the Bay valley Gymnastics a lot. Club helped her development as "Being a freshman is tough all a gymnast. around, she said. "This year I She had a stellar career at have a lot more confidence." Midland (Mich.) High School, Last season, Byerly competed where she was her team's most "quite a bit." She was one of valuable performer for three four freshman who lettered last years and was a four-year letter season. Her best score was a 9.05 winner. on the floor routine. This year, Byerly has scored a HER SENIOR year, Byerly 9.25 on the floor exercise and a was chosen Michigan's Senior 9.0 on the balance beam. She Gymnast of the Year, however tallied her best all-around score she wasn't recruited heavily fol- of 34.5 against Northern Illinois. lowing her high-school career. BYERLY SAID the floor exer- She chose to try and walk-on at cise is her favorite and best BG because of its physical the- event. She said the beam is the rapy program. hardest event. "Kris decided to take a chance "On the floor exercise, you and everything worked out for can express yourself, relax a her," Simpson said. "We're glad little more and have fun," she it has gone so well and we re- said. "The beam is always the warded her for it. She earned a hardest because you have to scholarship halfway through the concentrate the most. It also season." seems like it's the longest However, Byerly's dreams of event." being a physical therapist went Concentration is a key for down the drain because of gym- BG News/Jim Sakola gymnastics, Byerly said. In a nastics. Bowling Green gymnasl Kris Byerly gets a running start for her year where it seems every other "I would have had to quit tumbling routine in the floor exercise. She said the floor exercise is gymnastics because of the time her favorite event. day a person gets injured, she

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by Karl Smith older league. But if the fledgling assistant managing editor "All the records and all the games you league wins, it will mean a bet- won won't matter. The NFL won't give a ter chance for big money. Brian McClure has gone through high school and college, damn. And I don't think playing here WHILE HE probably won't but Unas taken the pressure of (BGSG) will hurt at all. They (Cincinnati) have much say in the matter, the upcoming National Football McClure admitted he would like League draff to teach him what found Ken Anderson at a small school to play in San Diego. But he self-motivation is all about. added that he has alternative (Augustana). It's all whether you can play plans just in case. Because for the first time, the the game." "If the NFL doesn't work, Bowling Green quarterback is there's always the USFL, if it's being pushed. - Brian McClure still around. I'd play there if the "I m having trouble motivat- money was guaranteed. I'd want ing myself. I've never been NCAA all-time passing yardage McClure isn't trying to hide his. to make sure the league was pushed to go beyond the limit, list. He also owns the NCAA "My mobility might hurt me, going to be around for a while," I've never beenpushed in the mark for most 200-yard games. but I think my 40 (yard dash) tie said. "Then there's always classroom," McClure said. "All Some have said his records time is getting better. But a 40 Canada. But I've been working through high school and college, are insignificant because they doesn't mean a whole lot, look at too hard (for the NFL) not to get I've never teen pushed." were set in the MAC, but the (Miami's Dan) Marino and it now." Ravenna native said playing in (Cleveland's Bernie) Kosar," he Now that he's a dark-horse the MAC won't hurt him in the said. "My height (6-6) is a defi- Although getting motivated to candidate in a crowded picture draft, just as his records won't nite advantage, and it may be work for the NFL is difficult, it of quarterbacks vying to be help. my only advantage. has kept McClure busy. So busy, drafted by an NFL squad, Mc- ''ALL THE records and all the "I think teams are looking for in fact, that he hasn't even made Clure is learning to work. games you won won't matter. tall quarterbacks because ev- plans tor draft day. The NFL won't give a damn," eryone is getting big. You've got Part of McClure's lack of mo- McClure said. "And I don't think lineman that are 6-8 and 6-9. so "I don't know what I'm going tivation stems from ex-BG playing here (BGSU) will hurt it's hard for a 6-1 quarterback to to do yet," he said. "I don't know coach Denny Stolz. at all. They (Cincinnati) found get the job done." if I want to have all my relatives "He helped me grow off the Ken Anderson at a small school McClure said his success in over for a big waiting party or field but never to my potential," (Augustana). It's all whether the draft might depend more on sit with my agent, whoever that McClure said. "Now I have to you can play the game." the USFL-NFL dollar anti-trust maybe. work hard because you have to With big name signal callers suit than anything else. He said "I don't want to get every- be the best possible athlete to like Chuck Long, Jack Trudeau if the USFL loses, there will be one's hopes up and nave them play in the NFL." and Robbie Boscoe available, an influx of quarterbacks to the waiting until the 12th round." McClure's name could be lost in McClure owns every Mid- the shuffle. American Conference passing Each player has their own record and is second on the strengths and weaknesses and Brian McClure BG News/Jo« 1 SUMMER JOBS EARN $3000 - $4500 THIS SUMMER N • (■••'■O' Houl* Pointing • '*! We** MtnimUfT< SeoiO" Heaton trying to live SSHftmM • Mor^ogement ODpc"'unil.ei in It* **o» • 40 HOU'lPC W«4»k Cnh 4% • G.eot Cow E«Mmenc* 1 Ktgk&SQS ~ • S'a"ing $5 ■*•' HOU' Wage \—O—\JiJ A J?«if> ^^^ up to expectations HURRY!,*£.* i?T AM Ok BOUSIMmlKSE -^^^B «■■■«■*—1 UmvcfcSPu IWM I TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - The some finesse, because his fast- -"—"••■■■••P IMinMHO ^ wwm Ougrttti&iutt QMMSHuu tt^, „/t J Cleveland Indians and their fans ball is simply not fast enough. amwv* aim ni-ots; C^l "' had high hopes for Neal Heaton Ongo Sat 9m Colatw Lv •' when he was drafted out of the "I think he's getting better at ^. (Jiawoii (inwi-w e»~ yl University of Miami, Fla., in it. He's going to nave to get over |^ Exciting Permanent Careara Alto Available. /A 1981. But after a promising trying to overpower people," rookie year in 1983, the left- Corrales said. "He can be a solid handed pitcher has been a disap- pitcher. I'd just like to see con- pointment. sistency in his pitching pattern. "I'm not really frustrated, but One time, he'U go out there and | disappointed that the last two try to blow them away and get in years couldn't have been bet- trouble, then the next time he'll ter," the 25-year-old Heaton said remember that mistake and at the Indians' spring training pitch well." camp.' 'I feel that as the starting pitching, the bullpen and the Heaton says he has recognized team as a whole improve, I'll his limitations. CHARLESTOWN improve too." "I don't consider myself a Sign up today for the power pitcher. I can't just chal- APARTMENTS= Heaton excelled both as a lenge hitters. I don't throw 95 Mixology & Advanced Mixology starter and a reliever in 1983, miles per hour." he said. when he won 11 of 18 decisions MID AM MANOR Mini-Courses: and recorded seven saves. In the "On days when I have my past two seasons, however, he good fastball, I can pick spots to Choose from choice apartments within Mondays beginning has struggled, with a 12-15 re- challenge the hitters. Last year, cord and 5.21 ERA in 1984 and a when I lost six in a row, I got walking distance to campus—summer March 17 & ending April 28 8-17 record and 4.90 ERA last hurt by challenging hitters more year. than I should. I tried to throw 1986 and 1986-87 school year: Classes held in 303 Eppler North "People say I was 9-17," more than pitch." Heaton said. "Last year, if we Heaton snowed last Septem- Cost for each is $20 would have had two guys in the ber that he's willing to listen to Instructor is Mike Stemple bullpen to shut down teams in advice, even if it comes from an 2 bedroom, unfurnished, gas heat the eighth and ninth innings, a unlikely source. & water included, air conditioning loss is either a win or a no Mixology 7-8 p.m. decision. If we get a guy like "We were in California and I Ernie Camacho back, who can got hit hard. Reggie Jackson Advanced Mixology — 8-9 p.m. shut teams down in the eighth talked after the game about the (must have taken mixology to sign up) and ninth. I can win 15 games." things he thought I needed to do Resident Manager, Camacho, who saved 23 to become a better pitcher," 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. Sign up in the UAO Office, 3rd floor, games in 1984, missed most of Heaton said. "When they came last season with an elbow injury. to Cleveland shortly afterwards, 352-4380 Union. 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MARCH 14 M HeNiAngeti Attention Looking tor DrfnOng prsaarnari to run HOT Angati AB D** 360 with T61 CoBnaed 3-5 yra. ex- MOSELEY HALL NEXT TO THE OCMB ROOM THE 75TH ANNtVERSARY BALL IS COMING 1 male needed to subtense apartment an- STOP BY FROM 9 30-3:30 TODAY' THE76TH ANNIVERSARY COMING perience needed- Insurance • benelita BALLS rrxeJetery WI pay $200 621 E. Marry. Cat "SUNGLASSES" sisaahkl for quatfled applicants- please sand THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY BALL IS COMING Hetti Angeti Kerth and Can al 352-7346 "SUNGLASSES" THE 76TH ANNIVERSARY BALI IS COMING resume to M*e Matoy 320 W Market, Uma, Betsy. Amy, Kim. Rob i Rodgers 3rd West HataAltoali "SUNGLASSES" THE 76TH ANNtVERSARY BALL IS COMMG OH 45801 Thanks lor making my 19th B-day so special1 HOT Anoeii ••SUNGLASSES'" THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY BALL IS COMING 2 BEORM APT, 1 1-2 BATH QUIET AND FOR SALE IS 1 16 NOW You're the best' Love ya. Stephanie CHUD CARE-BOSTON AREA We have many THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY BALL IS COMING faialei looking tor loving CNU care workers CLEAN $250 PER MONTH t UTIL DELTA SIGMA PI CAROLYN MARY SUE ITS OFFICIAU.. AVAILABLE NOW OR FOR SUMMER One year committmeni excalant salary. T00AY-8A BUILDING. S-4 PM THE NAME THE FAT LADY CONTEST 6 OVER 352-1980 AFTER 6 PM Good Luck BG Divers benefits, round Irtp transportation Athene Favch, DON'T BE CAUGHT WO A PAIR Thare'a a new addBon to THE WINNER IS P.OTUNOA Pluto 4 Rich CharJcare Placement Service. 149 Bucknwieter FRST EDITION THE GRAND PRIZE INCLUDES 1 yrs supply Rd . Brookane. MA 02146. 617-566-6294 2 bedroom m ma heart of downtown Tan Msaaangar. lormerty ol Giemby s at of ASTRO-QUO* 10 HAITIAN NOB I A HOT* Congratulations Jarma Perrotta on your pubac uhknan'a a taking appointments now HEAVY NITE WITH ROTUNDA CALL 352-3445 relations position I'm so proud ol you" Thanks Cal 354-1477 364-7970 TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE Dance teacher m |au, bap, belet Cat W Thurstm Manor Apartments tor beavj a great roommate' Love, Scan vlenne's Dance Studio 889-3723 Cuatar-16 LOST & FOUND Fuly Carpeted. AJr Ccndmcned rnaaa SW of Bowing Green CONGRATULATIONS BGSU PANHELLENIC "SUNGLASSES" K.A.F. (Kay) Cable TV, Furnished Ertlcajricy a ON BEING NAMED OUTSTANDING "SUfKlLASSES" We've done the Shavers, attempted Bo Laundry Fscahes Applications lor ATTENTION ALL TOMS- PANHELLENIC COUNCIL AT MAPCA "SUNGLASSES" Jangles and accompashad Nortons Al wa Fun mine sun Work in Wyandot Lake m oJkAV Summer and Fal at 451 Thurstm Ave I found your ID bracete! m our back yard on 536 ThaPhlMua "SUNOLASSES" have left a) Oataafl Station and the terrace M mm, Ohio Apply during Spring Break for Use Across from Offenheuer Towers E Wooster. neirt to Mark's I have one quaa- FOR SALE IS t M NOW Sundance How many more days to eccompesh summer Cal (814) 689-9283 352-5435 Bon? What were you doing in our back yard? It Final clearance on guys Lee and Levi corda DELTA SIGMA PI fas? for m IrMOTVeBaV you wanl to claim, cal and describe TOOAY-tA aYuUDMG t-t PM L t L The Worm [Rhonda) 353 6104 Sals price SI 2 96 regularly $20 00 24 95 DOfTT IE CAUGMT W-0 A PAW Jeans N 'Things. 531 Ridge Open torete HI GOVERNMENT JOBS $18,040 -S59,230-yr 2 bedroom lurnavhed apartments School years 8.00 pm KATHY A 00-00 PHELPS Now Hetng Cal 1 -805-867-8000 Ext R-9649 352-7464. So. what a me WE heard about dancing on the tor current lederel let aa M Howard's Club H7777 Where are you 2 bedroom furnished apartments appearing next? r ANY STUDENT IS COMING FROM TOLEDO .Classified Information. 649 Sixth St $450-mo pass ektc Stay toned tor Kathy's next Big Adventure TO BOWLING GREEN. MON FRI AROUND 352 9457 between 12 4pm The BG News Mail-In Form Love, 777. 10 30 AM CAU THE PICTURE PLACE W THE UNtVERSTTY UNION 372-6891 KKtSTEN ANDERSON: 4 bedroom turrashed house Ridga SI Happy 21« Birthday! DEADLINE: Two days prior to publicalion no later than 4 p.m. Markatlng entry level position. Weed Co. area 364 1279 svenlngs Ful or part time Cal United Energy Systems (The BG News is not responsible (or postal service delays) Love. Kan and Kim 354-8535 or 362 7082 ArSacent campus 1 bedroom apartment J200- month paja utl 1 depoail Avaaable May RATES: per ad are 60' per line, $1 80 minimum. r^eepcneltxe. pkseeant senior or grad student Yarn knee 362-7506 Ext 260 ■ 6 pm . U*AERN*T 352 3406 eves 50* extra per ad for bold type. A UTTU "LATE" COSKaRATULATlON* ON (F ) to eve wth cheerful. Mart elderly woman Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. YOUR THETA CM-ALPHA XI LAVAUEKINO Summer * Fal terms Room, part board, small Carty Rentals TO stipend In exchange for minimal dutiee Cal 2 bdrm apt tor 3-4 students (TEVEI 362 7943 Apt. tor 1 or 2 students PREPAYMENT is required (or all non-university related business and Individuals. LOVE. THE SISTERS OF ALPHA XI between 4-7 p.m. 1 bdrm. houee. 12 mo. lease starting In May Phone 352-7365 NOTICE: Tire BG News will not be responsible (or error due to illegibility or incomplete information Please Houaaa S Apts tor 6667 school year. come to 214 West Hall immediately if there is an error in your ad. The BG News will not be Srram-Bogge Rentala Office 532 Manvskt. rear responsible for typographical errors in classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 352-9457 between 12-4, EdMed ay Trade Mksxd Jaffa Houaaa and Apartments close to campus lor 4 HumrxWt 3S DUnsya u AFera aVjasMek Pate S3 Comadlm summer 1966 and 86-87 school year Cal CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM 3 aumray retreat 47 Fonda* ollsma 1-267-3341 IFoorJM 44 Narrow MCyclM 7 Cores and plaeaa knkwel Large newly decorated 2 BR apartment Name .Phone# Uafllraeue 46 IMUvi l«m ol SS kallari pakiwr Garage, washer dryer hooklngs Avaaable Apr! • Chokmemow reepecl 15th $350-month S uBMIee Address • Starry ellloessaPane HcayDaarri ■OLsa.rmoa. M tMasatoelaaj SI ftutRnghert) 614 W. Wooater. 354-1763. It Faavsr lorahon •1 Osmertorm Social Security # or Account # UPnaarelor 91 Marsh went elartai (For billing purposes only) ANSWER TO ntVKMJI PVIZZlt 111.11 llll l-K.lFJt.114 I.IUIIII Efficiency Now Ranting tor Fal 1 or 2 aamaator kteee tuty lurrvahed Please print your ad clearly. EXACTLY how you wish it to appear: MintM isiiiin i it.-tiri I llll II II II lUMIiil'tll III! I al utsWee pak) nckrding color TV (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) Ml III'I I.HI I! I Jill II wth cable $285 month Phone 111 1 III J II J' I 364-3162 or 352-1620 Evenmge M, IMIIII Mil 1:1 H I lllllt I Mllll'.t I J III III III III llltll.ll.il 11)111111 III I11 It li II III Mill III Needed 1 or 2 open-minded female room. imil IJIIIIII IIMH tiiit tiBstta tor summer Vary close to oarnpua. miii i in i i 352-3939 6 am-11 pm, keep trying nilllM. I MUM 1 I I III I llll II II I. II JIJM IM- III: II I 1 ll.ir.1iaj MMHI.IM IIIII411 New 2 bedroom Sixth St. apt Ceexvj fan. amal IIM II lllll.tllll IJI1IIII bar. avaaable Summer t Fal. 362-7383

Party Room 1 - r- 1 r r — r T- -r r Cal 352 9378 Classification In which you wish your ad to I T Campus I City Event** Wanted Spadoua Home, newly decorated, vary dean dose to campus, turrashed Avaaable Fa* '88 Lost * Found Help Wanted 623-3009 after 6:00 pm RkJes For Sale SO vtmtmwn Services Offered For Rent MOW Summer. 3 S 6 bedroom house Close to cam- AT sm Wd pus. Cal 1 -267-3341. Personals ■ HH9M •Campus/City Event ads are published free of charge for one day for a nonprofit event or meeting only. •I i»»-l ol ■ pound MAIr Two bedroom tumkshed apts. tor Fal 362-2663 Date* of Insertion . Mall to: (On or Off-Campus MaH) r The BG News '2 BErjROOM FURN t UNFURN • •PRIVATE SLEEPING POOMS" 214 West Has BGSU Mator uassea * Cabat TV Fum. Bowing Green, Ohio 43403 r One hat Block Off Campue CALL TOM (Checks payable to The BG New) 1 Hmnhoodt 2 PhvkMlna Mon.-Frt 7 AM-Noon 362-4673 Ptxxitj: 372-2601 r Evening S wkand 352-1600 L Total number of day* to appear. USING 8 C.U. MODEL LEASE