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The News' Briefs Baker pleads not guilty Jack Buehrer The Fostoria resident sat mo- change the plea at any time. to drop the death penalty, the rent, claiming a blood test at this Legal Studies offer- The BG News tionless with his head bowed "We reserve the right to file first thing I'll do is contact Tara's stage is more an issue of search ing program throughout the proceedings, ap- any other pleas to the indictment and Julie's family, and get their rather than an issue of evidence. The ninth annual De- The alleged murderer of a pearing to be deep in thought should they become appro- Input," he said. "My feelings are Judge Williamson ordered partment of Legal Studies University student pleaded not while his family and friends wept priate," Cimerman told Wood that they didn't have a choice to Baker's bond to be held at Symposium: "The Dy- guilty to all charges in an ar- quietly in the gallery. County Common Pleas Court get involved in this, but now that $500,000, despite Mayberry's namics and Impact of an raignment hearing Monday Public defendent, Adrian Judge Gale Williamson. County they are, they have the right to request for a complete denial of Environmental Regulatory morning. Cimerman entered Baker's plea Prosecuter Alan Mayberry said give their opinion." bond due to the "great prepon- Investigation on a Corpora- Craig M. Baker, 19, is charged of not guilty on one count of ag- he was not suprised by Baker's Mayberry asked last week that derance of evidence against tion" will take place today with the Sept. 7 murder of Uni- gravated murder, two counts of plea, and he is not open, at this the court order a sample of him." from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in versity senior Julie Kane and the aggravated burglary and one point, to plea bargain. Baker's blood. Cimerman re- Baker's next appearance be- 101 Olscamp. The presen- assault of her roommate, Tara tation will feature the de- count of aggravated assault, quested to deny the motion for a fore the court will be Sept. 27 for fendant Jim Smith, Smith's Fahringer. however, he left the door open to "If [Baker's] attorneys ask us blood test without a search war- a pre-trial hearing. attorney Mike Magasin and The Los Angeles District Attorney Cliff Klein. Slides Phone Ready for action and videos will be shown for about two hours, and then the floor will be open for a question and answer forum. pranks Don Boren, Department of Legal Studies chairman, said this is not just for the legal minded. Boren said cause for that the presentation brings up moral and ethical issues that all can relate to. concern Dawn Keller Career course for The BG News adults being offered The second most reported A five-week course for crime at the University, tele- adults considering a career change or going back to phone harassment, can result in school is being offered by fines. University sanctions or jail Continuing Education, In- time. ternational and Summer In 1995, there were 99 reports Programs at the University. of phones harassment made on Titled "Crossroads: campus. That is down from 141 in Choosing New Directions," 1994, and 174 in 1993. the course will be taught by Barbara Waddell, public in- Lois Sonnenberg, assistant formation officer, said telephone director of adult learner harassment calls are usually services, and Cynthia Fi- made by someone who knows the sher, adult learner intern. It will meet from 7 p.m. to 9 /ictim. p.m., and run from Sept. 24 "The majority of telephone to Oct. 22, on the University harassment calls are usually not campus in 2 College Park done by the same person," Wad- Office Building. The fee for dell said. "It's not one person who the class is $25. randomly calls. We do have some The course will focus on random calls. Often we have individual needs of the class telephone harassment calls members. Participants will where the perpetrator knows the investigate various alterna- victim or the victim's room- tives for their lives and sort out what is important to mate." them by defining their per- Waddell said students need to sonal values. They will also recognize telephone harassment take inventories to help as a crime and report it. Eric Cray/The AiMclited Pre.. them identify their career However, she added one hangup Members of the 1st Cavalry Division remove equipment from I day. At least 3,000 troops are on standby and may be sent to Ku- interests and personality ammunition carriers at the motor pool in Fort Hood, Texas, Sun- wait. preferences. See TELEPHONE, page three. For more information or to register, call Continuing Education, International and Summer Progams at 372-8181. University's first child-care Organizations Reeve says there is facility celebrates opening hope Darian».l_ Wamocklll._*>L rillllting startedrtllliMl .IiitVlwith a,i ffew children..-lx '. I Amtr^wm to»F> nutput the«lx.. process1 In — Hlkaaplace. Cur- looking to fill SAN JUAN CAPIS- The BG News in the facility. rently, 30-40 families have been TRANO, Calif. - Christoph- "They're getting the wrinkles accepted into the program. er Reeve says he's sure Celebrating the opening of the out now," Chibucos said. "I know Karen Freeman, director of the volunteer jobs scientists will find a way to University's first child-care fa- there is some concern, but I think child care facility, said spaces help people like him walk cility, a tour and lecture was of- it's going to take about a year." are immediately available for again. fered Friday to introduce the Rochelle Converse "We really do live In an children. She said the biggest The BG News "I know from age where nothing is impos- community to the new re- demand now is for infants and sible," the "Superman" star lationship between WSOS Child "They're getting the toddlers, but that the children A variety of volunteer op- experience that if Development Program and the said during a weekend of are always moving up, creating portunities are available for University. wrinkles out of it employers see that fund-raising for a spinal in- new spaces. students who want to build James Garbarino, author on a now. I know there is jury research center bear- "Children move on quickly," their resume and gain valua- you have ing his name. Reeve was range of child and family issues some concern, but I Freeman said. "There are always ble experience. left paralyzed from the spoke to the University commu- going to be openings." volunteered, you neck down after a horse- nity about issues surrounding the think it's going to Natalie Vorst, volunteer Chibucos said the spaces will outreach coordinator for St. have given of riding accident last year. child-care facility. He was start to fill up more quickly once Also Sunday, the first take about a year." Thomas More University Par- yourself without brought to the University by the the community becomes more Christopher Reeve department of Family and Con- ish, can connect students with Research Medal was a- familiar with the program. being paid, then sumer Sciences to discuss build- agencies that are looking for warded to a Swiss nerve Tom Chibucos "We need to have them feel volunteers. how much more regeneration researcher ing the best environment far chairman for Family and comfortable In the environ- who has found a way to children to live and learn. ment," he said. "The University Numerous organizations will you give if you block molecules that inhibit Tours of the new center, which Consumer Sciences needs to get behind doing this. exist in Bowling Green where are being paid." central nervous system opened on May 20, were available They're starting to see the Im- students can become involved. growth. to Introduce the University Technically, the University's portance." Some opportunities include Natalie Vorst Martin E. Schwab of the community to the idea of an on- program Is divided with the helping with Habitat for Hu- volunteer outreach coordinator University of Zurich was campus child-care facility. The HeadStart program. Although Applications are still being ac- manity and Martha's Soup given $50,000 by Joan Ir- facility, located at 812 North Col- the children share common cepted for new families. They Kitchen Students also can vine Smith, a philanthropist work with children or juven- networks for you," she said. and riding enthusiast who is lege Dr., was developed through areas, teachers and other areas may be picked up at the child- a joint effort with WSOS Com- care center. Applicants will be iles and tutor. Serving as a volunteer for the main force behind the have been divided. an agency may serve to open munity Action Agency and the "We're divided, but we're hop- able to tour the facility and speak Vorst said volunteer service planned research center at doors for employment. Re- University. The program holds ing to get the kids integrated," with Freeman about policies and can be a valuable experience the University of Califor- sume enhancement can also be nia, Irvine. space for 72 children, divided Chibucos said. "We want to focus programs offered through the for any major. into smaller age-appropriate on the fact that there Is a part- center. "It will enhance your col- attractive to potential em- ployers. groups. nership." "We're helping the family raise lege career but it will also en- Compiled from staff and Tom Chibucos, chairman of A lottery system was set up for children and make sure lives are hance your resume and it "I know from experience wire reports. Family and Consumer Sciences,, the selection process; however, enriched," Freeman said. "I makes connections -- it See VOIUNTEER, page three. said the program is slowly get- the demand was not large enough think it's gone fairly smoothly." I Opinion

page two Tuesday, September 17, 1996 Minors could end up caught in bureaucratic, legal traps Soup's on, but it'll cost students President Clinton's crackdown on underage smoking Note to my readers; this who works to pay for my own A sharp contrast to Bowl- room and board, I am outraged ing Green's food system Is the Is now encouraging a new tactic—the use of minors in column Idea was conceived while enjoying real food at a iran< that someone would think that. University of Cincinnati's sys- state-conducted sting operations. local Wendy's. If I run out of money paying tem. I had the misfortune to be In these undertakings, youths under the age of 18 WHO IS GETTING RICH seven dollars a meal for noth- there for a year and am an ex- Wray ing, it will be me paying for food pert on their food system. It was attempt to purchase tobacco products at various busi- OFF THE DINING HALLS? Most students on this campus have at the end of the semester at one of the few redeeming fea- nesses. If the business sells these products to them, they eaten in the dining halls here. the grocery store. tures of the institution. You could face the appropriate punishments for doing so. Have you ever noticed the in- campus. There isn't, though. A At a real grocery store, a could choose from a 12. 15 or Clinton's plan "encourages" this practice by mandat- sane cost of your average ham- combo meal at the Commons thrifty student can get maca- 19 meal plan. Each week you ing that states have inspection programs by next year for burger or salad? Call me cheap, dining hall goes for $3.99 plus roni and cheese on sale for $.39 ate that number of meals In any catching tobacco vendors in these illegal sales. States that overly concerned about details tax and Isn't likely to fill you a box. At your friendly campus dining hall. There was no Item- don't comply risk losing federal drug prevention money. or whatever—this is a problem up. The food Is nothing special, Chily's convenient store the ized price for each thing. You everyone who eats on campus either. It's your typical cafete- cheesy wonderfood is sold for could have as much as you The plan leaves enough leeway for states to decide should be aware of. ria food that in high school about $1.50. Real grocery want or as little. You could ac- how they plan to catch businesses in these acts, but urges Every student who lives on would've gone for about a stores are out to make a profit tually get FREE REFILLS if your $1.50. off consumers because that Is bladder would take it. You states to use minors at least two to three years under the campus has to have a meal plan, with the exception of a few Rather than be forced to the nature of our economy. But could take home thirty cookies legal smoking age of 18 for undercover operations. halls with kitchens. It's a nice pay two dollars for a hamburger they still offer a deep discount in your backpack if you wanted What comes into question is the physical and psy- monopoly, which I thought was that tastes like slop at Down compared to on-campus estab- to. I did the math when I was chological risks placed on children participating in these Illegal. Don't give anyone a Under. I would want to spend lishments. Real grocery stores there and figured out that we undertakings. The New* believes that while the program chance to compete, and you my money at a real restaurant and restaurants also have com- paid about three dollars for Is a good idea on paper, it may place too much pressure can charge whatever you want like BW-3 where the food might petition that helps keep prices each meal. We got a break be- on the youths active in the operations. for the crap that is served up. actually taste good. I would also fair. With no legal competition cause we bought In bulk. There are roughly 7,000 probably spend less at one of on campus, dining halls can Bowling Green hasn't The plan outlines Its own "safeguards." Including the students who live on campus. those places. You get more for charge whatever they want be- learned this yet and the stu- obtalnment of parental consent for the child's participa- These people are locked into your money off campus, even cause you have to spend money dents are the ones who suffer. tion; ensuring that the children are supervised by adults paying at least $775 for the at dives like McDonald's. with them. Brandon Wray says lhank with proper legal training; providing proper training for minimum meal plan. This is I have talked to many They have your money as you to all loyal readers. Drop the participants; and making sure that the children con- 7.000 people buying In bulk for people about this issue. Many soon as you pay room and him a line at wbneil@ bgnel. He duct stings only in stores where they are unknown. an extended period of time. You don't care about how much this board. It's good business for can also be found in campus costs because It's not real them if you don't use your meal dining halls scowling as he However, this provides no guarantees that an employee would think that there would be some kind of discount or money according to them; their plan because they already have nears the register. of the store that falls prey to the operation will not become advantage for those who eat on parents pay for it. As a person the money. violent. It also states nothing about the psychological stress that may ensue, should the minor get stuck in the middle of legal battles between the stores and the state, or the understanding of such legal issues as entrapment. - vyn»- Oftentimes, adolescents are caught up in enough of the strife of just being a teen-ager. Peer pressure, social circles, and the stress of having to contemplate one's fu- ture can wear away at the teen mind plenty. Should these youths be "uncovered" as behind anti-youth smoking sting operations, the social ridicule from their peers could be devastating.

While the local law enforcement officials are "very pleased" with the response they have been getting from their respective communities, one cannot be overly opti- mistic. After all. something that seems too good to be true, usually is. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence"

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Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor Joe Boyle Jim Barker An excuse for capital punishment City editor Managing editor "Fry the sonofabitch." We ing whose life was brutally hell prevented it from happen- have all heard calls like this ripped from this God's earth by ing to someone else. Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi when a murderer is up against someone whojust cashed in his Just Imagine—If Joe Bu- Opinion editor Photo editor uesi the death penalty. Humanity check for the right to live. I reaucrat cleared up some of the dictates that we take the side wonder if the commandment clutter on Death Row and allo- Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod Columnist Copy Chief Entertainment editor of understanding, the s)de of applies to someone who Is cated that funding to pay for the murderer, the side where something less of a human be- one more officer, Julie may sUll ing and more of an animal? be alive. Imagine If Joe Bureau- Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins his overbearing and controlling father is blamed for the I refuse to even write the crat gave some of that funding Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor Anger and outrage bastard's crime of murder. name of the child that took to our educational system, should pulse through The Bible tells us "Judge Julie's life and attempted to maybe the warping of a child's Production Staff not yest ye be judged," but let's your veins. Anger that take another. The victim could brain could be nipped In the not forget "an eye for an eye." stems from love of have been our sister, mother, bud. Julie could still be here. Jennifer Apt Margaret Kushlak We put convicted murderers on humanity, not hatred friend, girlfriend, neighbor, Violence Isn't the answer death row only to let our tax of It. daughter, us. He could have to everything. It isn't even the Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel dollars bankroll their appeals taken the life of anyone in the answer to a few things. I am not and keep them alive. houses he stopped at. anyone advocating armed citizens Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor The leading cause of on the street, anyone. walking the streets searching death on death row is old age. alley. Any human being should for murderers. What I am ad- Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry We might as well keep them in I'd like to see a bureaucrat wish they were there to stop it vocating is a change of mind the free world where they have tell a terminally ill child face- from happening, to stop him. set. Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec a greater chance of dying at the to-face that assistance from the not thanking their lucky stars A mind set where crimes hand of another criminal. Back government Is cut and medi- that they weren't. Anger and such as murder and rape aren't Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in to square one. cine that has given her a fight- outrage should pulse through punished lightly. A mind set this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly Isn't it ironic that children ing chance so far is gone, Just your veins. Anger that stems that can help prevent losses prohibited. sit In hospitals dying, elderly so Death Row can watch from love of humanity, not ha- such as Julie's life. A mind set The BG News Is an Independent publication founded in 1920 take advantage of a dog food "Baywatch" on their Sony TVs. tred of it. that can save someone close to and Is published daily during the academic year and sale because they can't afford I'd like to see the same Sometimes it is worth get- you. A mind set that forgives Wednesday's tn the summer. anything else, red-blooded bureaucrat explain to Julie ting Involved. If the people in and punishes. A mind set that Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions Americans who gave an arm or Kane's family that although her blue can't get there in time, reminds us that sanity can be expressed tn columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily leg for their country barely sur- killer may get the death pen- meet a criminal with a clenched found on earth, it begins in those of The BG News. vive on a pittance of a monthly alty, there is a very slim chance fist or Inform him on how ac- your head. A mind set that Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, check, and the mentally ill live that he will die by the switch. curate a 20 gauge is from 10 some housecleanlng is in order. typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- and die on our cities' streets? In the same breath I want feet away. God rest your soul. Julie. sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any We cut funding and money him to explain that the same Protect your neighbor, May He give your family and and all letters. The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of for those people and their sur- dollars that are taking out of help your community. The po- friends the strength they need. any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. vival, but we make damn sure their check each week will go lice can't do everything, they And may His wrath have no that a mass murderer gets.his to keeping the felon fed. are strapped as It is. I applaud mercy on the one that took His 210 West Hall three square meals a day and clothed, and alive. our officers for the Job they did gift from you. Bowling Green State University a warm place to sleep. AJall cell All the while. Julie's fam- on that Saturday night. They We don't need his kind Bowling Green. OH 43403 may not be an oasis, but it is a ily and friends are forced to live may have not been there in time here. bgnews! 9 bgnel.bgsu.edu lot better than Purina and an with a memory of a human be- to save Julie, but they sure as Don Nemilz is a guest col- umnist for The BG News. —m Campus Tuesday, September 17, 1996 page three Students Bite to be Wild Students recall can fight time overseas ticketing Rochelle Convene English. The BG News "If there was ever a problem, Dawn Keller there was always a way out of It. The BG News University students who re- There was never a time where Students who have reason to cently returned from study you were just stuck," he said. believe they should not pay a abroad programs met Saturday Other themes of the event in- parking ticket fine can appeal It morning to share their experi- cluded what challenges were ences. to the Student Court. faced, achievements accom- An appeal form can be ob- Sally Raymont, director of the plished and what it was like re- tained in the Parking and Traffic study abroad program, said It Is turning to the United States. office or at the Student Court in important to provide students Zader said he gained a greater 464 Student Services. with the opportunity to discuss appreciation for the United how they viewed living in an- Lisa Brubach, Student Court States. secretary, said the proceedings, other country. "After living over there and which are made up of under- "I think it's important because having control taken away from graduate students, take about 10 it gives students the opportunity you and then to come back here, I minutes. to really share their experiences feel like I could do anything in "One student will represent the with other students who have had the States," he said. either the same experience or a student appealing the ticket, and Ian Young, philosophy doctoral one student will represent the similar experience," she said. student, also lived in France this University," Brubach said. Raymont said students need summer. He said it was good to Brubach said most students another outlet that will help them come home to familiar surround- plead guilty with mitigation to to process what has happened ings. Although he enjoyed his the court, which is independent during study abroad. Often, summer tour of France and of University Parking and Traf- friends or family may not be as gained a lot from the experience, fic Services. willing to talk for hours about the he said he would not want to live "Since you have a ticket, you'- experience, she added. there. ve parked illegally," she said. The discussion, facilitated by Raymont said students have a "We're trying to decide if there Raymont, focused on the various variety of reasons for choosing to were mitigating circumstances aspects of what it is like to live in study abroad. Students often that make it unjust for you to pay another country. Common expe- study abroad to fulfill a language the fine." riences can include communica- Brubach said students will be tion barriers in language and cul- See STUDY, page five. asked questions by the student ture shock representing them and the stu- Roger Zender, junior tele- dent representing the Universi- communications major, said he ty. anticipated culture shock when 500 "You will be able to tell your arriving in France. He was story," she said. "We want to get homesick for the first day but the all of the information on the adjustment became easier after OFF table." meeting with other Bowling anyone Three or four justices will hear KMlf Johmon/Thr BGN.»i Green students. the case and make a decision. He also said culture shock was washer or Paul Tod, a senior, takes a bite on two and a half pound of steak after a tiring rugby game. not as intense for him because drop off service See TICKETS, page five. many people in France speak Attendant on duty 9am - 9pm expires 12/30/96 TELEPHONE VOLUNTEER Limit one coupon per visit also makes me feel like I'm doing KIRK's COIN Continued from page one. students should go to great tance calls and they try 60 or 70 Continued from page one. something worthwhile for the LAUNDRY lengths to protect their long dis- community, rather than just go- codes. 709 S. Main SL call is not necessarily harass- tance code. "If students try to randomly that if employers see that you ing through my day-to-day life and going to school and study- 352-0397 ment. "Keep it in a safe place, treat it dial numbers, we will be alerted have volunteered, you have given Open 24 Hours ' Napoleon "Sometimes people simply dial like a credit card. If it is lost, or and we will catch them," he said. of yourself without being paid, ing," he said. I the wrong number and instead of you think someone has gotten a Gross said students will be then how much more will you being courteous enough to say hold of it, report it immediately," pursued criminally and through give if you are being paid," Vorst 'I've dialed the wrong number," Gross said. "You will be issued a the University judicial system. said. they hang up," she said. "If you'- new code." Jill Carr, associate dean of stu- Jim Buss, freshman social ve been on the receiving end of dents, said there is not one spe- studies education major, has harassing phone calls, record day cific sanction for University stu- served as a volunteer for Habitat far East and time of calls and watch for a "We utilize a variety dents. and Martha's Soup Kitchen. He pattern. If you get two or three of sanctions from a "We utilize a variety of sanc- views volunteer services as a calls in a row, or two or three Artifacts Sale warning to expulsion. tions from a warning to expul- way to give something to the calls at the same time a couple of sion," Carr said. "It depends on community. ^Carvings. Jewelry and other Imported goods days in a row, you definitely want It depends on the the ramifications and their past "It gives me a good feeling and to report it to police." ramifications and history." Waddcll said the University September 17-19 will not trace calls just so the vic- their past history." tim can indentify the caller. Jill Cart- 10:30a m. ■ S:30pM. "If we do that, we will pros- associate dean of students PISnNCLLO'S Education steps ecute," she said. "We will refer Open Weekday! af & p m Open at lunch Fri., Serf. & Sun them to the University judicial process where some sanction is Waddcll said students should 203 N. MAIN, B.G. 352-5166 imposed to let them know this is not even give their code to a "YOUR CHOICE serious." friend. Any 2 Items: Waddell said if someone uses "There's no guarantee that another student's phone card, it friend might give it to someone Sm... .$4.75 Lg ..$7.75 should be reported to University else. Before you know it, five or n Med. .$6.25 XL ..$9.50 Police immediately. six people might know your si Value - 12 Slices "That is theft," Waddell phone code," Waddell said. "Be said."They have stolen your very careful with it. Memorize it v Add Breadsticks ! Only $2.00 phone code, and they are using it and throw it away." FREE DELIVERY • 352-5166 to charge calls to your account." Gross said Telecommunica- NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER 52»& Thomas Gross, director of Tel- tions is alerted when a particular CHICAGO STYLE EXTRA £***** €nds b-5 COUPON EXPIRES ON 1001:96 ecommunications Services, said phone is trying to make long dis- 10/31/96

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The The Associated Press both sides in a civil action station Mir, where she has spent shuttle probably could land share information. a record-breaking six months in safely with just one of the units, SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Once they get a look at the orbit. but NASA prefers to have two OJ. Simpson can't introduce evidence, the plaintiffs could Atlantis, more than six weeks working backups. evidence he was a victim of a then ask the judge to throw it late because of mechanical trou- Mir was over the Pacific west police frame-up unless he first out as irrelevant, too flimsy or ble and two hurricanes, is sup- of South America when Atlantis shares it with the plaintiffs in otherwise inadmissible. posed to dock with Mir late and its crew of six finally took the wrongful-death case Wednesday, despite the failure of off at 4:54 a.m. Because of the against him, a judge ruled Jury selection is expected to a critical power unit that could way Mir was turned, Lucid and Monday. begin Wednesday in the force NASA to cut the flight her two Russian crewmates were If he does not comply, Simp- wrongful death lawsuit blam- short. out of radio contact at the time. son could lose important build- ing Simpson for the 1994 slay- Lucid will immediately trade When communication was ing blocks for the argument ings of ex-wife Nicole Brown places with shuttle astronaut restored some 20 minutes later, that carried the day with jur- Simpson and Ronald Goldman. John Blaha, her replacement. Russia's Mission Control passed ors at his criminal trial: that The victims' families are su- NASA briefly considered mov- along the good news, which Lucid police contaminated and ing Simpson. ing up the docking to Tuesday already knew. planted evidence. because of the mysterious shut- "Hey, I saw the shuttle Superior Court Judge Hiro- At Simpson's criminal trial, down of one of three hydraulic launch!" Lucid exclaimed. shi Fujisaki set a Sept. 23 his lawyers used videotapes, power units minutes after liftoff. "You saw the shuttle launch?" deadline for Simpson to lay expert witnesses and physical But the space agency held to its a controller repeated incredu- lously. out the evidence for his frame- evidence to try to make a cir- original schedule because of the Terry ReanmtThc Anoclalcd Praia up defense. cumstantial case for conta- extra fuel that would have to be "No, I saw it afterward." Whatever she saw or meant, The space shuttle Atlantis roars off the launch pad early Monday The judge's order adds teeth mination and planting. used to arrive at Mir early. morning, beginning a ten-day mission which Includes the fourth The problem still could lead her joy was unmistakable. The 53-year-old biochemist and docking at the Russian space station Mir. mother of three grown children has been living on Mir since days, set last year. "I think that with heroic March and should have been Blaha, 54, a retired Air Force efforts, we could get most every- America lacks hygiene home in early August. But prob- colonel and former combat pilot, thing transferred in a day, but lems with booster rockets (the is scheduled to spend a compara- that would not be a very pleasant two on Atlantis had to be re- tively scant four months on Mir. way to do business," NASA flight Researchers find evidence of bad bathroom habits placed) and bad weather delayed NASA expects to decide Tues- director Paul Dye said before the their hair while observing 6,333 society's annual infectious- her ride. day whether to shorten the flight. Daniel Q. Haney If Atlantis returns as sched- The Associated Press men and women do their busi- disease conference amount of time that Atlantis and uled on Sept. 26, Lucid will have Mir are supposed to be linked - After Lucid gets back, it will ness in five cities last month. For some reason, college grad- NEW ORLEANS - Millions of "Hand washing in this country spent 188 days in space. She five days - and push up land- take weeks if not months for her uates were slightly less likely already holds the U.S. space en- ing. The two space crews have to body to readapt to gravity. She Americans routinely ignore one has become all but a lost art," than were less educated people to of Mom's most important pieces said Dr. Michael T. Osterholm, durance record as well as the haul two tons of food, water and said she wants to hit the book- say they wash up. of advice: Wash your hands after the Minnesota state epi- world record for a woman. other supplies from Atlantis to stores, ride her bike with "the Actually, Mother's advice may A male Russian cosmonaut, Mir and one ton of gear in the op- wind in your face and the sun on you go to the bathroom. demiologist. be part of the problem. This unsettling item of news Osterholm heads the public Valery Polyakov, holds the over- posite direction. It would be the your back," and go skating with all space endurance record of 438 her daughters. was gathered in the only way health committee of the Ameri- "Moms often today are not tell- biggest space transfer ever. possible - by actually watching can Society for Microbiology, ing their kids to wash their what people do (or don't do) in which sponsored the survey with hands," said Dr. Gail Cassell of r public restrooms. Bayer Corp., the aspirin maker. the University of Alabama. Ir-GRAND OPENING MAINTENANCE FRONT BRAKE SPECIAL The researchers - If that's The figures were gathered by (4) TIRE "Schools aren't telling children I SPECIAL I TUNE-UP SPECIAL* ONLY ROTATION what they should be called - hid Wirthlin Worldwide, a survey about it. We need to be reminded Sat. Sept. 21 in stalls or pretended to comb I 4 Cylinder *32.95 & BALANCE firm, and released Monday at the that this is important." Fr»« Hot Dog and 559.95 6 Cylinder »36.95 front Broke Disc PoOs ONLY Hamburger! 1 LUBE. 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Kathy Gannon "The gates should be open be- The Associated Press tween the two countries. They should let everyone in," says TORKHAM, Afghanistan - Maulvi Ahmed, a local com- The old woman peers out from mander of the Taliban, which beneath her black shawl at the controls two-thirds of the coun- Pakistani border guard. Slowly, try. "What are they afraid of?" shyly, she lifts her pants to reveal an artificial leg. "Please," she whispers. "Let "This is not living. me in. I cant take any more fighting.- This is Hell." The crowd of several thousand Abdullah people surges toward the giant steel gates, hoping they will The standoff ends after Pakis- open. tan agrees to let In some of the They don't. Pakistan already most desperate. A man goes has 1.5 million Afghans who fled through with an old woman on his the Soviet occupation in the back. The woman with the artifi- 1980s. Authorities say they cant cial leg is allowed to cross. afford any more, including those Slowly, steadily, the most wret- J.mc. A. FlnlcyfThe Aiioclatrd Pnn now fleeing the factional war ched pass into Pakistan. that has raged since Muslim in- "What kind of a life is this?" Family, friends and members of Ibe International Association of I pany's St. Louis plant Sunday. The outing was meant to ease hard surgents threw out the Commu- Machinists, along with other employees of McDonnell Douglas, feelings over a recent 99-day employee strike, says a university student who look at an F-1S fighter plane In the final assembly area at the com- I nists in 1992. gives his name only as Abdullah. This time, the refugees at the "This is not living. This is helL" border gate are fleeing the bomb- He has barely spoken those STUDY ing of Jalalabad, a town 45 miles words when a blinding dust away that the Taliban faction storm suddenly rolls in across Continued from page three. Potential robbers leave overran last week In a stunning the parched plains. Women requirement but also may want sweep through eastern and crouch deeper inside their bur- the experience of living in an- northeastern Afghanistan. qas, the tent-like garment that other culture. Several Pakistani border covers Afghan women head-to- plans for Swedish police Study abroad provides stu- guards lunge at the crowd, beat- toe. Men strap their turbans dents the opportunity to develop ing It back with nightsticks. around their faces. The Associated Press The police had a copy. a helicopter and fleet of police valuable qualities for the job Suddenly, gunshots ring out The beleaguered who have When the two suspects tried to cars were waiting. market. Qualities such as inde- and everyone scatters. Taliban given up hope of getting into Pa- OSLO, Norway - There was rob the Norwegian postal ser- One suspect was shot, suffer- pendence, self-confidence, being fighters grab their rocket laun- kistan begin the Journey back to only one thing wrong with the vice's cash transport between the ing minor wounds in both legs. more flexible and taking risks chers and machine guns and Jalalabad along a road that, like plan two men drew up for a $1.56 northern towns of Bodoe and The other surrendered peaceful- are attractive to potential em- scramble toward the gates for a the border, is littered with million robbery on Monday. Narvik, 30 heavily armed police, ly. ployers, she said. showdown. misery.

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The win over Temple was a sol- id showing for Bowling Green, but the team knows that it needs to get better in preparation for the Mid-American Conference opener this Saturday at 2 p.m. in Oxford against the Miami Red- skins. The Falcons dominated most phases of the game against the Owls, more so than the 20-16 final might indicate. Miami is considered by many as the MAC frontrunner after Toledo's Wasean Tait went down with a season-ending injury. The Redskins are 2-1 overall and are coming off a tough 21-14 loss at Indiana "We've got to continue to im- prove," coach Gary Blackney said Monday in his weekly press conference. "We've got to con- tinue to play at the same level of intensity and with the same amount of effort and energy. We have to be consistent in that area on both sides of the football."

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The Falcons had the usual bumps and bruises after Satur- day's game, but no players are expected to be extremely limited in practice, let alone this week's The BG Newt/Doug Khrcnaviky game at Miami. Falcon quarterback Bob Niemet (12) eludes Temple's Robert Kelly (93) In Saturday's home opener. Niemet passed was 14 for 30 with 188 yards. Quarterback Bob Niemet sat out a few plays in the second ncy said. "So far I really like our entire career for barrelling for got to love a kid like that, but... I The four starters - brothers loss of 11 yards. quarter Saturday after being hit routine. We start the week by as much yardage as possible, as was telling him 'get out [of Kevin and Joe O'Neill on the in- "You have two playmakers on hard at the end of a 17-yard run. bringing the kids back in Sunday, opposed to the "safety slide" at bounds], get out!'" side and J.P. Mershon and Brian the inside and you have two an- He and safety Junior Williams, work out and then take Monday the end of runs that most quar- Manns on the outside ~ combined chors on the outside," Blackney who has a mildly sprained ankles, off. terbacks utilize. He was hurt Linebackers putting clamps on for 32 tackles against the Owls. said. "The perimeter of your de- were the only players whose Saturday doing exactly that. opposing teams fense is really set when you have health worried Blackney. "I think that's really going to Mershon and Manns in particu- people like J.P. and Brian Manns. help [Niemet]. I hope he'll be "I'm ... either going to have to The Falcons' linebacking corps lar shone on Saturday. The form- Now, with two outstanding play- "[Niemet] took a few shots, but back.[Tuesday] to start throw- teach him the hook and slide rcinterated against Temple why er, a transfer from Wittenberg, makers inside with the O'Neill he came back in to play, and he ing." technique or change his num- it is considered one of the best in had eight tackles while Manns brothers, you have a pretty good was sore after the game," Black- Niemet has had a penchant his ber," Blackney laughed. "You've the region. had the team's lone sack for a situation."

THE BG NEWS/ WBGU SPORTS MAC may make alliance FALCON ATHLETES Women's golf, soccer could have new place in conference OF THE WEEK Vines Guerrieri or a majority of the thirteen the University will start play Ohio." G Brian Lori The BG News teams that will be in the confer- next year. Bowling Green will A 1993 mandate by the MAC r*" ence starting in 1997, must spon- join the University of Toledo, Presidents' Council calling for an Manns Hilton sor a team for that sport to be in- equal number of men's and wom- i i Women athletes at the Univer- Eastern Michigan, Northern Illi- Football Volleyball en's sports was the impetus for sity may have two new sports to cluded in the conference. nois and Western Michigan. Junior Senior &£m compete in for a Mid-American Todd Brunsink, women's golf these actions, according to Conference title. coach at the University, said that According to Heather Bro- Zwierlein. He said that gender Kenton Cemerburg According to Tom Lessig, in addition to BG, the University cious, graduate assistant at Kent equity was a reason, but not the Kenlon HS. Highland HS. \f communications director of the of Toledo, Ohio University and State University's Sports Infor- sole reason. Mid-American r Eastern Michigan are fielding a mation Office, a resolution will 1l Conference, women's golf team this year. be voted on by the Kent Board of Zwierlein cited rich tradition Manns, an outside linebacker, Hilton, the first two-time Player of the addition of Northern Illinois University, Trustees Thursday to add wom- and good facilities, including spurred BG's linebacking corps the Week, spurred the volleyball women's soc- which joins the MAC next year, en's soccer for fall 1997. Mickey Cochrane Field, in add- wiih seven tackles and one sack in team to four wins in five matches cer and wom- will also field a squad. ing the sports. He also referred the win over Temple. BG's last week. She has led the "Falcons en's golf as Though there are only five Tom Picclrillo, the newly- to demographics and geograph- linebackers combined for 32 tackles in kills 10 times in the last 11 conference schools committed to women's appointed women's soccer coach, ies that lend themselves to wom- in the victory. matches. sports will be golf for next season, Brunsink has high hopes for his program, en's soccer, a statement Picciri- which will start play in the fall of llo echoes. HONORABLE MENTION: Tons Hokomb. football: i P Mershon. football: Steve Kkin. voted on in Oc- remains optimistic. soccer, Scott Vallow. soccer. Tony Dore. soccer; Radu Manin, men's tennis tober. 1997. BGSU athlet- "My guess is we will have "Coming in as a new program, I "It's a good, inexpensive sport THE FALCON ATHLETE OF THE WEEK |n WBGU ics director Zwierlein women's golf in the conference think we have a shot," Piccirillo to start," Piccirillo said. "I think ts a |0 ' venture of The BG News and WBGU FM-88.1 Ron Zwierlein said six of the ten in fall 1997," Brunsink said. said. "I want us to become the you'll see the number of teams Sports, the students' guides to BGSU athletics. teams currently within the MAC, The women's soccer team at premier women's soccer team In increase."

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The 0-for-3 Sunday against Seattle. major leaguer to reach the mark Twins designated hitter is on his Molitor has missed 592 games and the first to do it with a triple. way to his 11th .300 season, and in his career because of injuries, Molitor's historic hit came ex- sixth in seven years. and made 12 trips to the disabled actly three years to the day that The seven-time Ail-Star and list from 1980-90. Dave Winfield got No. 3,000. Like MVP of the 1993 World Series He only got to 2,000 hits on Molitor, Winfield was bom in St. with Toronto admitted before the July 30, 1991, with a single off Paul, Minn., and was playing for game he was more relaxed than Kansas City's Bret Saberhagen, the hometown Minnesota Twins he had been the day befoe while but has been relatively healthy when he made it to the milestone. trying to get the historic hit at since then in his pursuit of 3,000. Molitor singled In the first in- home. He has not missed a game this ning for No. 2,999 and flied out in "The thing about yesterday season. the third. was it was not relaxing," Molitor, Molitor grew up across the With one out in the fifth, Moli- who got a standing ovation from Mississippi River from Minnea- tor hit an opposite-field fly ball to the sparse Kauffman Stadium polis, with Minnesota Twins for the alley off Kansas City rookie crowd each time he came to the his heroes. Harmon Killebrew, Jose Rosado. Center fielder Rod plate, said before the game. Bob Allison, Camilo Pascual and Myers and right fielder Jon Nun - "Now, to be away from trying Mudcat Grant were among his nally both tried to run it down but to do it on one given day in Min- favorites. The one non-Twin he slowed up as they came together, nesota, naturally, I think I'll be a tried to emulate as a boy was and the ball dropped just behind little more relaxed tonight," he Pete Rose, whose 4,256 hits are them. said. the most ever. Molitor, 40, reached the Molitor, who is also the first Fittingly, Molitor has gone into plateau with his major league- man to reach the rare plateau in a history this season alongside his leading 211th hit of the season, season in which he got more than boyhood hero, joining Rose as the and the 105th triple of a career 200 hits, had made up his mind to only 40-year-old players with 600 that started in 1978 with Mil- enjoy the chase. at-bats in a season. Rose did it at waukee. He signed last Decem- "It's fun," he said. "The re- age 41 in 1982, the same year Mo- ber with the Twins. sponse and the letters and the litor was helping the Milwaukee Molitor's teammates ran onto calls that I've gotten, and the Brewers to the World Series with the field to congratulate him crowd yesterday - how could you the first of his four 200-hit after the hit, as did Twins man- not enjoy something like this? To seasons. In the 1982 Series, Moli- ager Tom Kelly, who rarely do it at home with my family pre- tor tied a record with five hits in leaves the dugout to join celebra- sent would have been the best- a game. tions. case scenario. Two other members of the "But on a personal note, I dont Drafted in the 28th round by St. 3,000-hlt club, Robin Yount, who want that to take away from Louis in 1974, Molitor chose to played more than a decade with what's going to be a very special pass up the pros and went to the Molitor in Milwaukee, and form- moment in my career. It didn't University of Minnesota, where er Royals star George Brett happen at home, but it's still go- he became a two-time All-Big watched from an upstairs box at ing to be a good thing. It's going Ten selection. Milwaukee took Kauffman Stadium. Also on hand to happen somewhere, somehow, him with the third pick overall in was American League president and I'm going to enjoy it when it 1977, and Molitor spent only one Gene Budig. does." season in the minors before start- The crowd in Kansas City gave The previous two players to get ing at shortstop for the Brewers Molitor a standing ovation when 3,000 hits -- Winfield in 1993 and to open the 1978

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A fine McDowell survived a shaky season, giving up nine hits to nine starts, was hurt by six tried to collect himself before nothing approaching Wood's nat- flop shot left an 8-foot birdie start as the Cleveland Indians his former team. He is now 3-1 walks in six innings. He gave explaining what went wrong in ural talent or his classic swing. pun. Astoundingly, he four moved to the verge of their against the White Sox, three up eight hits. the final round of the Quad City But he had griny shot after gritty putted, hitting the first one 4 feet second straight AL Central ti- seasons after winning the Cy Classic. shot, frequently hitting from 80 past the hole, the second 4 feet tle Monday night by beating Young Award in Chicago. Notes: Cleveland manager He looked as if he wanted to yards behind Woods in the fair- long and the third 2 feet past the the Chicago White Sox 4-3. The right-hander is also 7-0 Mike Hargrove said he'd like to break something or cry - or both. way. cup. The Indians, whose magic In his last nine September clinch the division as soon as The anger and the hurt were It was Fiori who could shoot a Flori, who was about 100 yards number is two, can clinch the starts dating back to 1993. possible. "We want to get it struggling for control of his emo- 67 on Sunday and win while behind Woods off the tee, hit his crown by beating the second- Omar Vizquel walked in the done so we can devote our tions just as he struggled to con- Woods was stumbling to a 72. approach shot to 3 feet and made place White Sox on Tuesday or sixth and Kenny Lofton sin- energy to the playoffs," he trol those emotions during Sun- It was Magee who could shoot a the birdie pun. Wednesday night. gled. After a double steal, Seit- said. ... Thomas has 36 homers day's round at Oakwood Country closing round 62 and gain 10 The gallery was too stunned The White Sox, who have lost zer punched a two-run, two-out and Baines 22. ... The White Club. strokes on Woods. Perry gained even to groan after the four-putt, five of their last seven, fell single to center, giving Cleve- Sox added pitchers Mike Siro- "I had a three-stroke lead and six strokes on Woods Sunday and the silence making Woods' walk three games behind Baltimore land a 4-3 lead. tka and Stacy Jones to their it all slipped away in a heart- Jones picked up four. from the green seem even more in the AL wild-card race. The McDowell stopped a rally in roster before the game and beat," he said. Woods' 72 was the worst final- awkward. Orioles-Brewers game was the seventh when he picked off placed Matt Karchner on the Then, turning the hurt into the round score by anyone in the "I just purted horribly," Woods rained out Monday. pinch-runner Darren Lewis at 60-day emergency disabled kind of determination that has top-26 in the tournament and only said. Chicago had a 3-0 lead after first. Chicago manager Terry list. Karchner had surgery on marked his relentless pursuit of four of the 74 players shot a "It's not a golf story," Earl Frank Thomas and Harold Bevington charged out of the his right knee Sept. 3.... Home golf greatness, he said: "I see higher score than Woods on Sun- Woods said Sunday as he Baines hit back-to-back dugout, apparently claiming a plate umpire Dale Scott had to progress. I keep getting better." day. watched his son on the practice homers in the third. Thomas, balk had been committed. leave the game in the sixth in- There is no doubting the great- This was a course that Woods green before the final round of who had three solo homers The Indians, who left the ning after he was hit In the ness of Tiger Woods and that vic- should have handled easily. His the Quad City Classic. "It's a hu- Sunday in Fenway Park, also bases loaded in the third, groin by a Jose Vizcaino foul tory on the PGA Tour for the 340-yard drives were leaving man story: Can the kid hang on?" doubled in a first-inning run. loaded them again in the fifth ball that ricocheted ofr the 20-year-old rookie is only a mat- easy sand wedge approaches to But Wilson Alvarez (15-9), on two walks and a single by ground. The game was delayed ter a time. the greens. The wide fairways .sT" who had not surrendered an Seitzer. five minutes while Rocky Roe Time and perhaps a few more left lots of room for error. earned run to the Indians in IS Alvarez then walked Albert changed into the chest protec- disappointments like Sunday's And this was a field Woods *N 2-3 innings this season before Belle to force in a run and gave tor so he could take over be- when he took a one-stroke lead should have handled. No one in Monday night, couldn't hold up an RBI single to Julio hind the plate. into the final round at Quad City, the top IS on the money list was built it to three after two holes, mm in the tournament. then lost his composure on two "Some days are good and some holes and kicked the tournament are not," Magee said about away. Woods. "You know, we are not His fifth-place at Quad City going to lie down out there. I Reds losing ground behind Ed Flori, Andrew Magee, think this was a blessing in dis- Chris Perry and Steve Jones was guise for Tiger." The Associated Press up because we finish with St. (the Cardinals), I'm not going to Woods' best as a pro. The round unraveled for CINCINNATI - Less than a Louis, but it doesn't look very stop hoping," Knight said. He finished 60th in his pro de- Woods on the fourth hole. month ago, manager Ray Knight good." Hope is about all they have left, but at the Greater Milwaukee He drove into an algae-covered was confident the Cincinnati The Reds played their worst and there's very little of that. The Open three weeks ago and was pond then after a penalty drop hit Reds were going to win the NL baseball since the All-Star game Reds' rotation is wobbly and 11th the next week at the Canadi- a tree and the ball bounced into nun corchi tJbe pack Central. He spoke of a division ti- on their West Coast trip. Their their lineup is in disarray head- an Open. Now fifth. the water again. Walking out of pitchers got rocked, their de- ing into the final 13 games. The tle as a matter of "when," not Next up is the B.C Open in En- the rough. Woods slammed the Conklin Hall "if." fense gave away runs and their Reds play three in Pittsburgh be- dicott.NY. tree with his club and shouted at Three weeks of typical Reds offense folded. fore returning home. It is a remarkable debut for himself. Sept. 11,12,17,18 baseball - win a few, lose a few - An 8-0 drubbing Sunday in San On Sunday, the Reds were Woods, but also a debut that After two-putting for a quad- have changed his tone. Knight Diego left Knight looking at tre- missing Barry Larkin, Eric Davis shows how difficult it is to win on ruple-bogey eight. Woods banged and the Reds are on the verge of mendous odds. The Reds will vir- and Kevin Mitchell from the the PGA Tour. his putter on the ground and conceding that someone else will tually have to sweep the Car- lineup. Larkin has a sore hip, Fiori, a 43-year-old, 19-year- cursed himself again. get the title this time around. Davis was sore from playing veteran of the tour who hadn't "This was his tournament to OEK several days in a row and Mit- won since 1982 called on every win," Fiori said about Woods. By losing five of six in Los An- "We can't give up chell had a viral infection. ounce of experience he had to "He hit one bad shot and never 7:30 pm-9:30pm geles and San Diego last week, "You take all of your firepower block out Woods' towering tee got over it," he said, referring to the Reds essentially played because we finish out of there," Knight said. "The themselves out of the race. Cin- with St. Louis, but it offense is going to suffer, no cinnati was in fourth place on its question about it." off-day Monday, 5 back with doesn't look very The Reds don't have the depth just 13 games to play. good." to pull through injuries, one of The Reds play first-place St. their main weaknesses all Louis seven times in their final Bret Boone season. And their rotation has 10 games, a scheduling break Red's second baseman been undependable since Mark that they were counting on to Portugal developed a sore elbow give them one last run at the title. and later pulled a hamstring last BURLINGTON But seven games won't be nearly dinals, then hope that Houston month. enough to make up such a big and Chicago both go into swoons, The Reds have tried a variety margin. in order to be in the race to the of pitchers to fill that spot, and "We've put ourselves in a very end. no one has done well. tough spot," second baseman "As long as we're within six "That fourth and fifth spot v AIR EXPRESS Bret Boone said. "We can't give games and we've got seven with hasn't been effective." BAX has outstanding opportunities for partlme sorters lor our day and night operations at the Toledo Hub. 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S6.50/hr. Appkcations available al BGSEA invites you to attend our first general Info-Nile Sept 23 al 9:30pm gust call now to schedule an appointment piaved. $400 NEW. $300 or best offer Can ve<7 friendly, found near 5 th St. Wood Lane Administrative Offices, Entrance B. meeting on Sept. 17 at 9pm in MacDonalc InRm. 112LSCII 3728086 353 2121. Call 354-0140 11160 E. Gypsy Lane Road. Bowling Green Quad Countryside Room 7??'scall2 2943 BUSINESS BACKED BY BROTHERHOOD WHAT A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT 1 FOR YOUR PARENTS! from 8 OOam • 4 30pm. Monday - Fnday EOE FOR SALE: Brother Inteliifaji 740M Faxma- See you there chineStitl in box..ACS System, 60 station DZ RUSH DZ RUSH DZ RUSH ASSEMBLERS Excellent income memory, auto cutoff, copy machine, auto an- Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa to assemble products al home. swer, adj tint, extra paper $700 obo. Call College Republicans SERVICES OFFERED Info 1-504 646-1700 DEPT OH 6255 TONIGHT The sisters ol Delta Zeta will be having open Congratulations to Jordan Duffle and Kristen 372-4146 ask tor Dan rush on Tuesday from 6-8:45 and on Wednes- Pengelly lor being chosen as sisters ol the tl28A9pm Queen size waterbod FuH floatation. 2yrs old. day from 9-9:45. The Delia Zeta house is lo week I Eicel.cond $100. Can 354 7321. cated down University lane across form Foun- Jordan and Knsten. you're awesome! Childcare needed in my Perryaburg Ft Metgs Collegiate «H LOOKING FOR A HEALTHIER YOU Sigma Kappa ' Sigma Kappa home. 24-30 hours/week for 3 young children. Craft 372-9355 lor more information ders. Questions or a ride call Knslen THE TIME TO PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE IS Collegiate 4-H 353-5160 Bnng a friend and well see you Caring, dependable non-smoker. Must have NOW!) about an 8week we*grit management own car. Excellent pay. References required. program on Tuesdays 3:30-5:00pm there I A S P International is currently looking lor The annual Kick o" meeting for BGSU Colle- 419-874-3641, leave message hard working, motivated students to fill man- giate 4-H will be held on Tuesday. Sept 17 at Starting at the end of September FREE FINANCIAL AID! TAKE A BITE AND ON THE MOVE the sma)i fee required is FOR HEALTH AND JOY agement positions for the summer of 1997 8 30pm m 305 Mose-ey. No previous 4-H expe- Positions are filled on a first come, first quali- Bursa/abtel Over S6 Billion in public and private sector Call now to find out about an College Students ■ $1025 rience necessary - everyone welcome' Come fied bast C5S447 Rm 117BA UAO HOMECOMING COMMITTEE"! Tuesday Sept. 17 al 8 00pm in tie Why flip burgers? Eam cash stuffing envelopes at home. All Friends of the Deaf Tafi Room 3rd Fl. Union PERSONALS Find a job relaied to your maior NOW'* materials provided Send SASE to PO Box 1 ti meeting Wed Sept 18 For more information call 372-7164 9 00pm Educ. 363 Freshmen. Sophomores, & Junrors 624Olathe,K366051. FOR RENT who are NEW lo co-op. Graphic Designer Part-Time 10 hrs. per week - Caah n* Carry Special HOUSEBOYNEEDED CO-OP KICK OFF must have computer access Send resume and 1 Oozroses $15 95 Alpha Phi needs a Houseboy for the 96-97 Friday, Sept 20th. 3 30 PM sample work to- Network Services 116 W. Apartments for rent Help BGSU show its values) The Flower Basket 165 S Main school year Please call Lizzy @ 372 5806 or 117 01 scamp 2 bedroon furnished apartment. Close to cam- Design a poster to display Pronl St Suite A. Findlay. OH 45840 Downtown (next to Kaufman's) June @ 37? 5409 if inieresied Questions? 3722451 pus. Utilities included.. Grad. Students wei- BGSU's five core values Kaufman's Downtown la now accepting appli- come 351 5074 $400 prize to the winner INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE COED cations tor daytime servers. Musi be available Checkers "Suffering from OJ Withdrawl?" Entry forms available m 405 4-PLAYER VOLLEYBALL - SEPTEMBER 30: 10 work between ifjam • 4pm Mon. - Sal Apply Roommate Needed Immediately Dan-Ball League Get your hx by joining Student Services or 330 Umon WOMEN'S AND COED FLAG FOOTBALL - in person between 2pm & 5pm for 2 bedroom Apt. close to campus or call 372 2843 or 372 2343 Anyone interested m Dart-Ball d OCTOBER I. MENS FLAG FOOTBALL ■ the USG Judicial Board! Own room. $255/month. Pay electric only Deadline: October 4 please sign up at Checkers d OCTOBER 2: M.W.C BIATHLON - OC- Interviews Sept 17th and 18th Lawn maintenance positions available pan and 352 9409 League begins first Tuesday m Oct TOBERS Call 372 2969 tor details full time. Cad Knickerbocker lawns. 352-5822 Rooms lor rent near campus. A/C etc .$150 $250 per month. Call Bob 353-4512.

Wanted 2 bedrooms and efficiency apartments NOW HIRING available now Call 352-5620 leadership- Wmthrop Terrace Apartments 2 bedroom apartments still available, gas in- CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS ervice cluded limited number Call 352-9135 (CASHIERS) r-wwwwiwwwwm FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL S The Finest Beef for new store opening at Served Anywhere. 1560 E. Wooster St., B.G. JJecreation ~ We Offer: • Competitive Pay • Great Benefits Friendship • Advancement Potential • Flexible Schedules Bowling Green State University • Student Incentive Bonus (up to $200.00 a Quarter) • Cashier Referral Bonus ($100.00) Collegiate 4-H Apply in person: Mon.- Frl. 8 a.m. 5 p.m. r 1560 E. Wooster JAs^nmL %ic KJOjj 9^}nE'n9{g! Super America Tues. Sept.H-7, 8:30 pm A DIVISION OF ASHLAND OIL PROUD TO BE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 305 Mosley Hall 146 Nnnh Main Bowling Green