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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Falcon gridders travel to Miami, story pg. 5 THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 19 Friday, September 26,1986 Patrol targets Police non-students cover-up Violations concern officials denied TOLEDO (AP)-The police by Mike Amburgey "WE CANNOT deny access to chief denied yesterday that an staff reporter campus, but we can deny (non- investigation into the brutal students) access to our student rape and beating of a black man University police and the Of- functions," Edmonds said. She was covered up because of alle- fice of Student Affairs are work- said the problem centers around gations that police officers com- ing to prevent non-students who non-alcoholic functions in the mitted the attack. come to campus from breaking Northeast Commons. The 26-year-old victim re- laws and causing trouble for Edmonds said she has re- mained in critical condition at students. ceived requests for police pro- Mercy Hospital as a result of the Beginning this weekend, Uni- tection from students. The incident Sept. 3 in City Park. versity police will increase pa- people coming to campus are a Police said the man's attackers trols and manpower by three to younger crowd who are mostly assaulted him with a baseball five extra officers to deal with high school students trying to bat and attempted to castrate situations arising from non-stu- iDin the older college crowd, him. dents who come to campus, Bill Edmonds said. Edward White told police he Bess, director of Public Safety, She said problems also occur saw two officers beating a black said. when non-students bring alcohol man in the park that night and The problems involve assaults to campus, drink it, and then that officers told him to move on on students, violations of alcohol enter the student parties. when he stopped to watch. He and drug laws, and.traff ic viola- "When the parties end, the said at least one of the officers tions, Bess said. non-students cause problems on was white. Non-students who are coming other parts of the campus." Ed- "This was a particularly vi- to campus are mainly from Lu- monds said. cious and brutal crime that was cas County, which includes To- She agreed with Bess that this committed against a human be- ledo, and the surrounding area, has become a problem only re- ing in our community," Chief be said. cently. John Mason said at a news con- Police said those responsible ference. "Coupled with the fact "This is a relatively new prob- for the fights involving 10-15 of allegations of police officer lem that's been a problem for students at the Northeast Com- involvement makes it a more about the last three weeks," he mons last Saturday were non- heinous crime." said. "We're not going to toler- students. He said no officers have been ate it." University police arrested singled out in criminal and inter- In addition to extra police seven non-students during the nal affairs investigations of the patrols, police officers will be weekend of Sept. 12-13, and eight incident. checking for student identifica- non-student arrests were re- tion before admitting people into ported last weekend. Charges "I HAVE never and do not student parties, Mary Edmonds, ranged from open-container vio- now, nor will I ever tolerate any vice president for student af- lations to disorderly conduct to wrongdoing," Mason said. "We fairs, said. sexual imposition. are continuing both criminal and internal investigations of a number of police officers." Black leaders at the news Fumes hospitalize conference charged the investi- BG News/Dave Kielmeyer gation had been covered up be- cause Mason was not notified of Pierce Holding Company workers cut a trench down Crlm Street to make way for a new sanitary sewer the alleged police involvement 89 Budd workers line. Due to the construction, portions of Crim Street will be closed for at least a month, according to until nine days after the inci- company officials. dent. employees and admitted an- D See Beating, page 4. by Don Lee other three, hospital administra- news editor tor William Culbertson said. The three who were admitted were A reaction between two chem- all listed in good condition with icals in a waste bin sent 89 eye and lime irritation and were BSU to seek more participation employees of The Budd Com- due to be released this morning, pany in North Baltimore to area Culbertson said. local administrators as keynote speakers at officers have to be elected to make plans hospitals yesterday morning. and changes in BSU. BLANCHARD VALLEY Hos- by Jared O. Wadley BSU meetings to discuss a particular topic. According to Kelly O'Toole, fiital, Findlay, treated and re- copy editor SHE ADDED that maybe the topics will ELECTIONS FOR BSU officers will be spokesperson for Burson- eased 24 workers. All were arouse student interest and draw them to held 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. today in the Union foyer. Marsteller, the company's Pitts- evaluated for chemical inhala- The Black Student Union, which has the meetings. Madden said sne looks for a good turnout on burgh-based public-relations tion, Don Stelzer, media rela- worked to provide unity for the black com- Besides increasing membership, Madden election day and for BSU meetings. agents, the accident occurred tions director, said. Fostoria munity, will attempt to solve various prob- said another goal is to increase the aware- during a routine cleanup when City Hospital treated and re- lems and situations from last year, its ness of apartheid, the legalized segregation This year's candidates for BSU offices small amounts of adhesive and leased 15, Greg Peiffer, commu- president said. of blacks and whites in South Africa, are: structural foam in 5-gallon nity relations director, said. BSU president Cassie Madden said neg- through rallies and meetings. She said the • President: (running unopposed) Mad- metal containers in a waste bin Plant personnel took the ative attitudes, lack of togetherness and news nas quieted down but the issue still den, senior interpersonal and communica- reacted with each other, releas- waste bin outside, and the alienation among the black community remains in South Africa. tions major. ing fumes into the air inside the plant's ventilation system must be eliminated in order to be more Furthermore, Madden said she would like • First vice president: William Jackson, plant. cleared the air inside "within unified. to increase student awareness as being an senior management major; Jeff Smith, The waste bin was located in a minutes," O'Toole said. Most "Through positive participation and inter- integral part of the University. sophomore accounting major; and Shawn part of the plant where water employees had returned to work action, I look forward to furthering the Basing her observation on the number of Childs, sophomore marketing major. skis are manufactured. O'Toole within three hours after the acci- progress that was already made," Madden students at the "Meet the Candidates" fo- • Second vice president (treasurer): said the chemicals used were to dent, she said. said. "As black students, we should be more rum Tuesday, she said student awareness is Michelle Benton, junior human resources bond the parts of the skis to- Chris Snider, spokesperson aware of our culture and history." growing in the black community. management major; Shelley Humphries, gether and make them buoyant. for the Ohio Environmental Pro- She said BSU educates the black student "It's not that the interest wasn't there freshman undecided major; and Shuray Employees were taken to tection Agency public Interest community through its programs and sup- always, but now we see more people getting Merriweather, sophomore science and tech- three area hospitals by North office in Columbus, said the inci- ports those who believe in social and politi- out and trying to make changes,' Madden nical communications major. Baltimore and Bloomdale EMS dent would not be classified as a cal equality. said. • Secretary: Rovaughna Richardson, units. Hospital officials said chemical spill. Besides concentrating on educating the freshman social work major; and Naomi most complained of eye irrita- "It was a very small item.' black community and supporting those in She said another goal is to find solutions Worship, sophomore political science ma- tion, nausea, dizziness and a Snider said. "There was no spill, favor of equality, BSU is seeking to ac- for the small number of black University jor. burning sensation in the chest. no fire, no explosion." complish several other goals this year, she faculty and staff members and the decline of • Ombudsman (sergeant-at-arms): (run- The North Baltimore plant, said. minority attendance in BSU programs. ning unopposed) Tracy Bess, junior micro- Wood County Hospital treated which employs 600 people, Madden said the first goal Is to increase biology major. and released 47 of the plant's makes fiberglass products. membership. She said she would like to have Before anything can be done, she said Auto chase ends in crash A miracle cure turned sour chology department havior, was first performed on a by Ron Coulter symposium, "Emotions and human in 1935 by the Portugese City man charged with DCil after 80-mph pursuit chief copy editor Psychopathology." neurologist Egas Moniz. Valenstein said he had a his- He said the surgery was •WIZARDRY OF SURGERY torical interest in the wide- widely praised, and an Ameri- A highspeed chase by city without headlights at tage Road aouth of the (Say RESTORES SANITY TO FIFTY spread use of psychosurgery in can team soon developed what it police ended in a one-car fleeing and eluding, and I and Peery loot control of Ids RAVING MANIACS' America. called a "precision lobotomy." crash near Portage eariy yes- regard for safety, police said. ear on the ramallcked road. While that headline may "I wanted to know how such Valenstein said the wide- terday. Peery's car went off the north sound like something out of the startingly crude operations spread, nearly uncritical, accep- City police Chief Galen Ash tide of the road and over- National Enquirer, it was cited could have been performed on tance of the technique in the The car, driven by a Bowl- ■aid the chase began in the turned, deputies said. by Dr. Elliot 5. Valenstein as an such flimsy evidence (of suc- United States was the result of ing Green man, flipped over city when city police at- actual example of the attitude of cess)," he said. three factors: overcrowding in on Portage Road, eaet of Ohio tempted to stop Peery for a Deputies said the American media toward Valenstein said 20,285 cases of state mental hospitals, profes- 8 at about 1 a JD. yesterday, traffic violation. Peery at- fered minor visible i In the 1930s and psychosurgery were reported sional jealousy among psycholo- Wood County Sheriff's dep- tempted to elude police. In- DOWBBB ureen from 1938 to 1961. gists, psychiatrists and ute said. stead. Aah said me chase said a dry rescue vehicle was Valenstein, a professor of psy- "It is difficult to believe such neurologists and the personal Involved speeds of about M catJed to the scene, but the chology and neuroscience at the great minds were so misled," ambition of the pioneers of the The driver, David. Peety, mph while still on South Main renew ran was called off University of Michigan, Ann Ar- valenstein said. lobotomy. J7, of 912 S. Wintergardon Street. while paramedics bor, spoke on lobotomy and The pre-frontal lobotomy, a Valenstein said he now sees Road, was died for driving note. other "great and desperate process where tissue in the brain his research as a "cautionary under we influence, driving The chase turned onto Por- cures" of mental illness on cam- lobe is deliberately destroyed in tale"for today's scientific and pus last night as part of a Psy- order to Inhibit dangerous be- medical developments. Editorial BG News/September 2S, 1986 2 Easing the sting In need of female wit A pparently the fact that the average age of the /\.united States' population is going up is finally make a living as a writer. and I will choose a winner. getting official recognition. News. Nowadays, even though most And what will the prize be? First there was the House of Representatives And not just any columnist. I people have advanced beyond Good question. I was all set to proposal to end the mandatory retirement age. want to find a female humorist. that Neanderthal view, some say "The satisfaction of know- Now the House proposes to revise the rules on the OUT First of all, it would be good to folks still believe that women ing that, every week, your work have another regular humor col- aren't as funny as men. is being read by thousands of distribution of student aid money, making more umn. Scott and Ido the best that I recently finished reading a people, but I don't know if that dollars available to older students and in general YjWC* we can, but Lord knows we don't book about "Saturday Night means much these days. making it easier for them to attend college. provide as much mirth as a Live" and learned that the no- Oh, I suppose there could be a Provisions in the house bill include one that by Craig Hergert reader needs to see in the course tion that men have an advantage certain amount of celebrity in- makes students who attend school less than half- of a week. We need someone else over women when it comes to volved, if you define the term to see to it that the BGSU com- humor was common among the loosely enough. There is a rumor time eligible for federal aid, and one that makes $10 munity gets its minimum daily male performers and writers. circulating in the newspaper million available to provide day-care services for I'm worried about Scott Munn. requirement of yuks. Michael O'Donoghue, the writer office that the regular columns students' children. If you're an occasional reader of But why a female? Mostly who occasionally appeared on- will soon include photos of the In other words, having a family and a job that The BG News, that name is no because it bothers me that The screen as the evil "Mr. Mike," columnists. I, for one, am hop- doesn't exactly rake in the bucks need no longer be doubt familiar to you. Scott is a News doesn't have a regular went so far as saying that there ing it's only a rumor. Back in freshman who spends his spare column written by a woman. is something about "Mr. Ding- Minnesota I won the title of an obstacle to furthering one's education. time seeing to it that The News Every once in a while, you'll see Dong" - and he's not referring "Least Photogenic Man," and The house bill has one drawback: although the doesn't have a fair-sized blank a guest column written by a to a Sesame Street character, this, you'll recall, is the state ceiling for individual undergraduate guaranteed spot on page two. woman, and that's great. gang-that helps a man be that includes Walter Mondale. student loans was increased from $12,500 to $17,250, But these are usually written funny. Still, there's a chance that the pool of money available for GSLs was cut by So far he's done an admirable by staffers who probably don't Well, this is nonsense. Dorothy photos will be run, which means Kb. But it's starting to cost him. have the time to make the col- Parker and, more recently, the new female humorist would $100 million. But that may not be so bad, as more e's been keeping long hours, umn a regular feature. Even if Fran Lebowitz have shown that have her mug plastered on page and more of the population enters the 40-and-over skipping meals, skipping sleep. they continue to submit occa- women can be effective satir- two on thousands of issues every age bracket. And lately he's been skipping, sional columns, and I hope they ists. And Ohio's own Erma Bom- week of the school year. Imag- The bill's backers, mostly Democrats, say the period. We're getting worried. do, the need remains for a regu- beck has proven that a woman ine. Your picture on the same changes are designed to help older people who wish lar columnist. And since all of can produce a lighter humor as page as "Bloom County." Is this The sad fact is that Scott, as The News' columnists are male, well. a great country or what? to take a few classes in order to better their good as be is, needs some help. why not add a female? So here's the deal. I'll give all Hergert, a teaching fellow in prospects in the job market. Workers whose jobs The News currently has three you female BGSU students, staff English from Slayton, Minn., is were eliminated by automation and who must learn regular columnists - Scott, me, Traditionally, female satirists members or faculty members, a columnist for The News. He's to cope with increasingly automated workplaces in and some newcomer named and humorists have been a rar- one week from today to turn in a deadly serious about this con- order to get and keep a job should be particularly Royko. The News simply needs ity. For the most part, this is 500-750 word column (typed and test. All entries should be sent to more columnists. because female writers were a double-spaced, please). The SAVE SCOTT MUNN'S SAN- interested in these changes. rarity. It often wasn't possible topic? Anything involving ITY, c/o editorial editor, The "There is ... potential for them to find new One of my friends who works or permissible for a woman to BGSU. Two BG News staffers BG News, 210 West Hall. careers." according to Rep. Joe Gaydos (D-Pa.), for The News asked if I could one of the bill's backers. solve the problem by writing two Students fresh out of high school who are pursu- columns a week instead of one. I refused, partly because I don't ing a four- or five-year degree aren't the only ones have the time, but mainly be- who can benefit from a college education. Older cause I couldn't, in good con- people now have more of an opportunity to get science, inflict that much some additional technical training or enrich them- suffering on the paper's readers. selves in a college environment. So what's the solution? This: I And it doesn" have to hurt wallets, already hereby announce a contest to strained by an economy that favors M.B.A.- discover/recruit/Shanghai an- equipped yuppies, as much. other weekly columnist for The Keep reality out of TV lives of the Cosbys and the gang ball team of crummy, washed- at Cheers. We live life in the fast up ball players. They get really by John Gliebe lane with the Carringtons. We swell uniforms with pin-stripes escape the mundane by project- and then a sympathetic, elderly Every year about this time, ins ourselves into the heroic president invites the "boys" of the network television moguls, roles of Afiami Vice. summer to play in D.C. At the those omnipotent beings, end the But what if reality sets in? suggestion of a Congressman, summer-long drought of reruns What if a few misanthropic tele- the team is named the Capital by showering their faithful view- vision writers decide to let the Deficits. ers with what is known as the news - hard, cold reality -creep "new fall lineup." into our narcotics? Will there be Family Tithes: Alex becomes Avid boob tube watchers, who no more action and adventure in despondent when his great un- have survived on rerun rations, our living rooms? No hot ro- cle, the lovable Teamster presi- can now rejoice at the prospect mances with social elitists? No dent Jackie Presser, moves in of indulging in the fruits of the more fun? with the Keatons. The laughs new TV season. They will pick What if the following episodes build to a fever pitch when a nit out a few of the real plums and of popular TV shows were to man accidentally puts a horse's God is his running mate feed off them regularly through- appear? head in the wrong bed... A- out the cool autumn and icy lex's! winter. The titles have been changed and put him in an echo chamber. people know what the deal is." What is it about prime-time out of respect to their creators. vies of the Poor and Op- by Royko And I wonder, you think maybe What if they ask what you can television that infatuates so Any similarity to any television Host Robin Leach Robertson could do a TV com- do for them? many people, so that they sit shows past or present is purely i us on a satirical trip to all mercial with God in it?" "Medical costs." mesmerized in front of their sets intentional. of the most depressing, least Slats Grobnik looked up from I don't think God has ever What about medical costs? night after night? desirable places to visit on his newspaper and said: "Boy, done a commercial before. Not For some it is pure, whole- Right Court: An extremely earth-just to flaunt his own I'd sure like to get out there in even for American Express. "Have you looked at a hospital some entertainment - a time to conservative Supreme Court, wealth. He tiptoes through the the streets and work a precinct "Well, then if he can't get Him bill lately? An aspirin costs $2. share with loved ones - a special headed by Chief Justice Harry people living in the streets of for this guy." in person, maybe be could do Every time an intern says good time to spend with their fami- Stonequist, has the nation's cap- Calcutta, doling out tea and Whichguy? one like those old DeMille mov- morning, it's another C-note. lies. Nurtured on The Waltons ital in stitches. In support of a crumpets as he goes. Leach of- "This Rev. Pat Robertson, the ies, where the sky has got all But this Robertson is one of and Little House, they will take law passed recently in New fers French champagne to fam- television preacher who is think- those big clouds and Pat Rob- those faith healers. He can pat humble pleasure this season in Mexico, they rule that all pub- ine-stricken Ethiopians and ing about running for presi- ertson is standing on a moun- you on the bead and get rid of Our House. licly displayed structures which chuckles when they spit it back dent." tain, and a voice rumbles down your migraines, give you a pat For others, it is a veritable may be construed as being sex- out. The show comes to an I didn't know you were part of from the clouds and says: 'I on the rump and the old hem- library of knowledge. They sit ual must be torn down. Much to abrupt ending when our ambas- his flock. want all of you down there to orrhoids are gone, tweak your poised in front of their sets like the chagrin of the president and sador to the stars is attacked by "I'm not, but I like politics and vote for Pat Robertson, under- nose and you drop your crutches Rodin's "Thinker " making oc- the Pentagon, the happy-go- a band of Afghan rebels who this Robertson really has some stand? You don't want no floods, and start dancing a polka. We casional pseudo-intellectual lucky Judge Stonequist orders strangle him with his ascot. heavy clout going for him." do you?'" wouldn't need Medicare." comments to an absent compan- the disassembling of the Los What kind of clout? Could be very effective. What if you're asked about ion. They feel worldly after Alamos missile base because Atlanta Vice: Detectives "He says that God wants him "Listen, he's going to be a such issues as defense spend- viewing Entertainment Tonight, the missile silos bear a striking Crackitt and Stubbs are as- to run. How can you beat that for winner. Who's George Bush or ing? perhaps because it's the closest resemblance to large phallic signed to a presidentially ap- an endorsement?" any of the other candidates got r'A snap. I tell them: 'Don't they've ever come to reading a symbols. pointed sodomy task force That is impressive. going for them compared to worry. With Pat in the White scholarly journal. designed to enforce the Georgia "You bet. The way Robertson God? I bet Bush can't even get House, well be stronger without And then there's the rest of us. Leave it to Seaver. Tommy law making anal and oral sex a talks, it sounds like God is his the Senate chaplain to endorse spending any money. Remem- We watch television to escape Terrific, a kooky baseball crime. The two slick detectives campaign manager, his pollster him." ber, all Pat has to do is ask You from reality. We sit slouched player way past his prime, just respond to a caller who claims and fund-raiser. You can say Yes, God would be a consider- Know Who, and Hell send those down in our seats or sprawled can't seem to hang up his cleats. she saw a suspicious-looking sil- what you want about the back- able political advantage. Rooskies some pestilence and out on a sofa and try to forget Waived by every team in the houette in a hotel window. After ing of the AFL-CIO, or big busi- "Sure. And it would make it a locusts and give em sores. Re- about the real world and all of its major leagues. Tommy and his hearing erotic moaning noises ness, or this or that ethnic cinch to ring doorbells and get member what He did with the problems. We live vicariously nutty pals Lefty and Knuckles from within, the overzealous duo leader. But when you get the All- out the vote for the guy. Red Sea.'Next time, it might be off of the ideal, disaster-free decide to form their own base- bursts into the hotel room only to Powerful behind you, hey, the whole Baltic Sea flooding find former first brother Billy there's been nothing like that "I'd knock on the door and I'd their basements." Carter affectionately nursing a since Dick Daley has been say: 'Good morning, lady, bow What if Robertson should 12-year-old bottle of scotch. gone." many registered voters you got speak in tongues? THE BG NEWS Or even Tammany Hall. in this house? Four? God - Editor etas' Mclntyre Asst Friday Editor Trscey Baldorl Well, perhaps those fiendish "Right. Robertson could do a that's spelled G-O-D - wants all "Oh, you mean that religious Menaging Editor Ron Fritz Chart Copy Editor Ron Courier network writers won't adulter- radio commercial, and at the of you to vote for Pat Robertson. stuff, where be opens his mouth AHt Menaging Ed MUM Stewart ill Chlel Copy Editor Trevor Pettttord ate our programming with real- end, when the voice says, "This Here's some campaign litera- and all kinds of strange words NewsEdSor Donus CopyEfJUf Beth Murphy ity. The public wouldn't go for commercial paid for by the citi- ture. Read it. You wouldn't want come out, and nobody is sure EdMTWEdMx JohnQssbs Copy Editor John Nemec it - too strange. zens for Robertson - and en- to see your chimney hit by light- what he's talking about?" Sports Editor Tom Reed Copy Editor Kevin Hammer dorsed by God Almighty,' that is ning because you voted the Exactly. Aeei Sports Editor TomSkamlvttz Copy Editor KimOerry Qam going to make ears wiggle." wrong way, would you?' " "Fine. Let him talk that way. HflruEdnoi Janet Pavasko CopyEdaor JaredO WarJey Gliebe, a senior public rela- I would think so. Iain that a bit strong? It didn't hurt Reagan, did it?'' Photo ErJtor Alru Horvsth Prod aup'r Amy Cook "Whaddaya want me to do. AM Photo EoHor Peter FeUwi Prod, aup'r Jim Hardy tions major from Cincinnati, is "Especially if they get an an- Royko is a columnist for the FrioayEdaor Csrosne Langer Prod, aup'r Stave rwanickl editorial editor of The News. nouncer with a reaf deep voice sing a hymn? You got to let Chicago Tribune.

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going to Illinois are new this The slalom portion requires by Amanda Stein Sear - along with a lack of prac- the skier to swerve in and out reporter cetime. between six buoys while being "I don't worry so much about pulled behind a speedboat. Ohio Is not known for its the fact that we have so many "The skier is judged on how oceanfront beaches. As a matter new members, as I do about the fast the boat goes. And penalties of fact, the Buckeye State is not lack of practice. We've only are given for each of the buoys too famous for fostering many been able to get up to Michigan that are hit," Deneen Braet, bodies of water - at least unpol- two times this semester (the senior biology and French ma- luted ones. team practices at Coldwater jor, explained. So what does a waterskier do Lake). That may hurt us," he Another part of the competi- when he feels the urge to put on said. tion, called trick skiing, requires the skis and the wet suit and the skier to go through a 20- take a spin? For the members of THE TEAM, which was second straight course while the University waterski team, started eight years ago, will performing as many tricks as the answer is "go to Michigan! compete against other college possible. And that is where the 40 mem- waterski teams at Decatur. bers of the team have been prac- "The schools we will be up "A TRICK can be many differ- ticing this semester to ready against are mostly in the Big ent things. You can turn your themselves for a 12-state re- Ten," Swick said. skis out one way or another. Or gional competition, which will The competition will consist of you can do a 360 (one complete take place tomorrow and Sun- three events - slalom, tricks turn). But you have to do the day in Decatur, HI. and jumping. Five women and tricks in a certain sequence. You photo/Matt Fahy five men from the Falcon team get points for each trick," Braet Toby Swick, junior business will participate in each event said Sophomore business major, Scott Redmond, a member of the University ski team, throws up a major and president of the and points will be received, de- Braet, who is a second-year fantail during practice. The team will travel to Decatur. III., this weekend to compete in a regional group, has been involved with pending on where each skier member of the Falcon ski team, tournament. the team for three years and places. is looking forward to the contest began waterskiing five years "The top place is worth 200 this weekend. before that. He feels the team Slints, and it keeps going down "I think we will do pretty may suffer at the competition om there. So a skier can get good. We are better organized this weekend from lack of expe- some points, even for last than a lot of other teams," she rience-six of the 13 skiers place," Swick said. said.

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Beating are pursuing (the investigation) D Continued from page 1. as vigorously as we can,' 'Mason "I should have been advised said. prior to that. I should have been Police said they have ques- notified earlier," Mason said. tioned 27 officers who were on News Briefs "We do not cover up alleged duty that night. police brutality.... We began Deputy Police Chief Ray Vet- an investigation in a matter of ter said police interviewed an- hours," he said. other witness Wednesday, but he Chernobyl firefighters honored NASA planning space station He said he was not notified would not say what the man told because officers were still wait- police. ing to interview the victim and The FBI began an indepen- because of conflicting dent probe Monday at the re- MOSCOW (AP)-Tbe Soviet Radiation from Chernobyl WASHINGTON (AP)-NASA would have required statements about the attack. quest of civil rights activist the Union yesterday bestowed its spread across several European officials unveiled a new plan | parts manufactured by "I want to assure everyone we Rev. Floyd Rose. highest honors for heroism on countries and large areas of the yesterday that would require 17 one center's contractor for com- three firefighters at the Cherno- Soviet Union. The losses to the space shuttle flights to assemble pletion or testing by another. byl nuclear plant who battled Soviet economy from the disas- a space station, beginning in flames at the No. 4 reactor and ter have been estimated by the 1993 and finishing in 1994. THE SAVINGS, Fletcher said, BGSU GREEKS prevented a greater nuclear di- Soviets at the equivalent of The new design uses four pres- might amount to $200 million to saster. nearly $3 billion. surized chambers to connect the $300 million and considerable THANKS FOR MAKING The announcement that three station's living quarters with time. Two of the firefighters, Viktor men had been honored as heroes laboratories and other modules. He said the new design will not Kibenok and Vladimir Pravik, was made a day after the news- As he presented the design to add much to the cost of the died of radiation sickness. The paper Literary Gazette carried Congress, Administrator James station, but said he cannot prom- GREEK WEEK government newspaper Izvestia a major article that criticized Fletcher also outlined a new ise now that the cost will be held printed a picture of the surviv- bureaucratic bungling, selection management plan that would to the original plan. ing firefighter, Maj. Leonid Te- of the site and other shortcom- keep all station production work lyatnikov, on the front page ings as contributing to the disas- dealing with the manned aspects "We are going to be able to ALL beside official decrees naming ter at Chernobyl. of the station in Houston. build some major portion if not them Heroes of the Soviet Union. all for $8 billion," Fletcher said. THE DECREES honoring Te- Texas congressmen had been "If it turns out we need $10 THE Telyatnikov, who was pic- lyatnikov, Pravik and Kibenok up in arms over the previous billion, we may ask you to sup- tured in Soviet media in May said they had been awarded the proposal that would have shifted Ert us. I'm not going to come with a full head of hair, was bald C stars given to heroes in the about 1,900 prospective lobs ck and say we can do it for $8 in the Izvestia photograph. et Union for' 'courage, hero- from Houston to the Marshall billion when it will be $10 bil- RAGE Doctors treating victims of the ism and selflessness." Space Flight Center in Hunt- lion." April 26 Chernobyl disaster, Soviet television also an- sville, Ala. Their protests The four "resource nodes" AND ENJOY YOUR which has claimed 31 lives to nounced the awards, showing caused Fletcher to put the pro- will house subsystems required date by official count, have said photographs of the three fire- TEAS WITH YOUR gram on hold for 90 days for a for control of the space station. hair loss is a common conse- fighters in their uniforms before review. Those subsystems formerly GREEK WEEK PAIRINGS' quence of exposure to massive the Chernobyl disaster. were outside the station and radiation doses. Telyatnikov was also shown in "We are not transferring work would have needed space walks what the television said was a from one center to another." for assembly and maintenance. May interview in a Moscow hos- said Andrew Stofan, the newly The design also will provide We give you Eital. He was much thinner than appointed chief of the space more room in the station's living i the earlier photograph and his station program. 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with three of the best hitters in rardinelli and Kelley Ellett. by Karl Smith the MAC and best setter in the Against the Fighting Irish, the sports reporter by Tom Skemlvitz assistant sports editor conference. S-0 Berardinelli played "one of Lynda McLean (.574 hitting her best matches in her four Much of what happens in to- It's being billed as "the big- percentage), (Catherine Werme Sirs here" according to Van morrow's Bowling Green-Miami gest match of the year." (.500) and Lise Martin (.432) are Walle. BG's co-captain fin- game depends on last year's Bowling Green's volleyball one, two and four, respectively, ished with nine kills, four contest. season may be only nine in the MAC. Much of their suc- blocked shots and two service The Redskins aren't about to matches old, but, with the help cess can be attributed to Bronco aces. She leads the MAC with forget how they squandered a of flyers posted across the cam- setter Andrea Patrick who leads 1.57 blocks/game. lead to a second-string quar- Eus, tonight's Mid-American the conference with 13 assists Ellett, a 5-10 sophomore, was terback in a defeat that even- onference opener against per game. named BG's player of the week tually cost them a conference Western Michigan couldn't be The Falcons will have to capi- after last week's 17 games. She championship and a trip to the stressed with more importance. talize on the recent success of hit at a .308 clip, while notching California Bowl. Sardage when he outruns people izes the monumental task he and "It's the first conference their middle Mockers, Lisa Be- five aces, 35 digs and 18 blocks. ) the outside," Ankney said. his squad faces tomorrow. Inju- match," BG coach Denise Van Not even their stunning upset "We have to make sure that ries and inconsistent have De Walle said. "They'll (WMU) of eighth-ranked Louisiana Slate wedon't underestimate his plagued the Falcons during the be fun to play against and fun for can overshadow tomorrow's speed. season's early going, and Ank- the spectator also." task. "It's going to take good pur- ney said they are not quite squad The match, beginning at 7 at "All of us who were at Bowling suit angles and gang-tackling team they were in the spring. Anderson Arena, finds the 6-3 AUDITIONS Green last year remember thai because it's tough for any one Falcons in the unenviable role of we had the game won before person to bring him down. "Injuries have a lot to do with trying to end the Broncos' 62- they scored two touchdowns in it, we're not the same team," be matcn winning streak in the the final two minutes to take it Swarn's ground heroics open said. "It's a normal reaction MAC. away from us," MU quar- up the airways for Morris and after a couple of losses. I can't In nine matches since 1977, the for FASHION MODELS terback Terry Morris said. his favorite target Andy Schil- feel real good about our team BG has never beaten the Bron- "Beating LSU gives us confi- linger, the wingback who has 10 right now. cos. Included in the series were Both Male and Female dence m ourselves. Bowling catches for a 31.1 yard per catch I don't have a reason to be- two three-game sweeps last sea- Green is one of our must games average and three touchdowns. lieve we're a good football team son. regardless of race for and we've got to get down to "The key to stopping Miami is right now, but that could change Van De Walle said the nation- business in the MAC (Mid- that they're a big-play offense in the future. Right now we're ally-ranked, 5-3 Broncos may American Conference)." and they have hurt people with and average or below-average take her improved squad lightly, MINORITY AFFAIRS HOMECOMING the long bomb," Ankney said. football team." despite beating the Falcons by Morris has over 700 yards scores of only 15-12 in two games passing in three games but he MU presents many problems FALCON NOTES: The Fal- at BG last season. FASHION SHOW Isn't the offensive weapon BG for the first-year mentor, but his cons are ranked first in the "Teams that sit at the top coach Moe Ankney fears most. own team provides another bun- nation in defensing the pass. have a tendency to do that," Van dle of headaches. However, that is a deceiving De Walle said. "They look at THAT DISTINCTION belongs statistic. lower teams as not being as big to George Swarn, the explosive "Our offense has been so in- Minnesota and Central Michi- as a threat. It's that type of be held Monday Sept. 29 running back who combines the consistent that it's hard to say gan didn't need to pass because letdown that can end up beating power of a tank and the speed of what they're going to do from they had such an easy time them." 6-9 p.m. in the Amani Room a gazelle. The 6-foot, 210-pound, week to week," Ankney said. running past BG. BG, WHO lost to Notre Dame. tailback is already the Redskins "Our defensive backs are very Wednesday, will have to contend all-time leading rusher and is few and very young (due to "The reason we're leading the about 800 yards away from injuries)." nation in pass defense is why EM E»E E*E E»E E*E E4>E E4>E E»E E4>E fjj EM, USE E4»E EM, E4>E E4>E E»E E*K EM E*E i-i breaking the MAC record. pass?" Ankney said. "Why w - « Ankney's preseason enthu- would anyone want to pass flMA PHI FPR1I ON X THF rWFTHFH'i OF

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■ by Dennis Cisco second place performance at the won the tourney," Nye said. 160 (7941). For their efforts, the sports reporter Ferris State Invitational, al- "There are a lot of really fine two were exempt from having to ready have their sights set on programs and we are going to qualify for the starting six posi- The Bowling Green women's the tournament in East Lansing, have to work hard to finish well. tions. golf team will be looking to get Mich., beginning with a practice But I don't see any reason why "Ingrid played well at Ferris tie best position they can this round Thursday. we can't do it. We have been State. She is a fine player and I weekend. The 15-team tourney brings working hard." wasn't surprised to see her play Sure, the Falcons want to fin- together some of the top golf that well,' Nye noted. "That's BG golfers ready to ish at the top of the field in programs in the Midwest. BG Making the trip for the Fal- what she is capable of doing." Michigan State's Northern In- will be vying against host Michi- cons will be Ingrid Lundblad, tercollegiate Invitational, how- gan State, Indiana, Ohio State. Jenny Hjalmquist, Sandy The other four starting posi- compete in tourney ever it will be where BG Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa and Ensminger, Laura Broadbent, tions were won in a 45-hole qual- "positions" its shots on the For- Iowa State. Kelly Strickland and Allison An- ifying rounds last week. Three of • - est Acres Golf Course that may drews. the starters-Ensminger, affect how they end up. ALTHOUGH THE competi- Broadbent and Strickland - "It's a position golf course. tion will be, to say the least, Lundblad and Hjalmquist car- played at the Ferris State tour- You have to have a certain strat- tough, Nye is optimistic his ded the two best BG finishes at ney, while Andrews is making egy and stick to it," BG coach squad is capable of doing well. Ferris State. Lundblad, a fresh- her first start of the season. Greg Nye said. "It's not a for- "We would like to finish in the man, captured second place in However, the senior, according giving golf course at all." top six places. A fourth place for the tournament shooting a 155 to Nye, has tournament experi- (76-79), while Hjalmquist shot a ence. Classifieds The Falcons, coming off a us would be the same as if we

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Karen Welcome lo the lemry little Juae I am so gad WEIL SUPPLY THE NACHOS KRISTI AND larna lor Spttng Jr or Sr Accounting MIS with Alpha Dell Softball tourney-gel your entry lorm you are here'AJphe Deri love and mine Your The Honorable Donna Owens JANELLE- GRETCHEN lotus and coal accounting experience, $6 00 Mayor of Toledo « soon" Your Alpha Oatl Coaches Cathy Big. Cathy IF YOU THINK YOU GOT A THRILL ON TUES- TOOO ROSENTHAL start REGISTER NOW Janet, and Cathy DAY NIGHT. JUST WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY' What waa the beat combo al Bowing Green? Happy 9 month Anniversary! It's been ex- 405 Student Services ATTENTION Pi Phis HAPPY 21ST FROM BRENDA. USA AND Alpha Xi Delta and Ph. Kappa Tau broke Greek cellent' I LOVE YOUIBafbara 2 Columbus company a looking lor a law ex S3 00 per person Gel psyched for our Sigma Nu Car Stuff where TONYA Week wide open Good Job. The Brothers of caoant OS. candldatee for spring semester you wi squeeze your 12 luscious little bods in- Phi Kappa Tau Need a 3 0 GPA. $7 50 start Cal 372-2461 KAPPA SK3MAS WATCH OUT FOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION to our 1 cozy fettle car Looking forward lo being NOW' THANKS FOR THE MUDDY TIME AT THE • • • PHI DELTS • • • SIGMA CrUS, ZETA'S S DEAN'S ADVISORY COUNCIL your coaches Love Ya. Steve and Dan KKG-ZBT OLYMPIAD' IT WAS FUN LOVE, Thank you for al your support DEE2XESI 3. South Bend Accounting firm needs Jr. C S A FIRST MEETING 1 YOUR KKG COACHES and enthusiasm at the Olympiad WE ARE ALL THE RAOEI FRIOAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Accounting majors wtth 3 0 GPA or better to AX AX AX You're second to none' work spring semester $1200 mo Too pood 10 30 AM 372 BA Jual who wi be your AX dale? • 10W YOUR KKG COACHES ■ Lon, Patsy. A Juke to be Duel AX AX AX Anne and Susan XO'a Thanks for coming to my rescue on Mon ' I Conttct Minimi., Let's forget about what' happened In the paat. couldn't ask lor a belter big or better roomkw' and do rl up thia week and heve a bleat* The PHI 4 National Dayton company needs Jr. C.S. stu- Invites you to attend our services tins Sunday. AXOa. (Love those middteolthe ivght rnaaBon runs!) •" JJM8K0RA"- DELTS dent with 2 8 GPA or above $8-9 00 per September 28 1986 Guest Speaker Mini tier We'l aae your team tonight at (our. Love. Jinny alas Fuzzy Pumpkin'' hour What a groat place to etart' Henion Williams. Col.. OH Guest Cho* The Get psyched to win "the stuff once more. aka Stud Muflin' 5 GM pant In Warren. OH a intereated In Jr or Merge/el Ofrver Bowling Green State University Ooapel Choir We Sigma Nu s are al with you. Your 2lat Birthday? Sr Accountant wth 2 75 GPA- $63 day You 0M a great rob w.tn Greek Week! Have a The Car Stuff reaty needs your crew. How about some high proof Southern Comfort Why watt untl after graduation to get ex- CRUCIAL OBC IS CALIFORNIA-BOUND' FANTASTIC weekend at Ohio Statel'Love. And don't forget that Alpha Chi sp.ru and break the new wmdarwud? HAPPY B4RTH Kappas, thanks lor making thia perience? Cat 372-2451 COME FOR AN IRIE FAREWELL AND Kana CRUCIAL REGGAE ON THURS, OCT. 2 AT 7 We want to see It and we want lo DAY" Love. ChnaP S TOOA PARTY'! one of the beat hear it' Greek Weeks ever Sea you 8 Nabonai business needs Jr rang Sr Ac- PM.. N.E. COMMONS. SPONSORED BY ••RHONDA GRAY" Your Coaches. Brian and Mark PHI DELTA THETA tonight! counting majors Start In Cleveland, mual be CARIBBEAN ASSN A BSU. OPEN TO ALL I am the luckiesl' The paat month has been the GOOD LUCK TO ALL CHAPTERS The Sig Epa •rang to travel $500-per mo pkja houeing happiest ever for me. I'm looking forward lo Ihe Do you dream of starling your own buainess? IN GREEK WEEK and travel feel Bicycle with the Falcon Wheelers weekend Love. 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Dealing with the inevitable: Is there an afterlife? Undertaking a morbid job Coping with loss of a family member Friday/September 28,1986 2

Friday Interviews by BetsyCampus Jmtth J CommentsFriday photos Mane Worxterty Campus Comments Question: If you could be reincarnated what would you be and why? m* ■*v7i3

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'. ' ¥ w< Julia Smith, lunlor public relations Bill Paxton, sophomore chemls- David Myers (reshman pre-journa- Tracy Main, junior business major major, "I would be a cat because try/pre-med major from Bowling llsm major from Bellevue, " I would from Worthlngton, "A guy — they don't they get to sleep In the sun all day." Green, "I'd like to be a cow because wanna be me again, because I like have much to worry about, like make- they can sit In a Held and eat all day me." up and how they dress." — they have an easy lite." Parents try to come to grips with death of University student

active In youth baseball. It seems just Dan last visited home. Shirley has not the time I had with him' attitude. by Matt Wlnkeljohn being Involved In things Is the best been In the room, while Chuck goes "Thankful for his time? His life was Friday reporter thing," he said. "But baseball has In It even/ day. cut short; he was robbed," Chuck been over for a while now and I can "I haven't been In there. I won't go said. "But It Is comforting to know that Death Is as much a part of lite as already see a change In (Shirley)." In there; I don't want to." she said. a person as young as Dan could have birth. However, the two are accepted The Slpes' tend to think about Dan Chuck keeps his suit jackets In touched as many people as he did." as differently as day and night. And when they are not occupied and Dan's closet. He goes In the room According to several people who as Is the case with so many things, occasionally In situations where they every morning to get a jacket before attended Dan's funeral, It took over there is no single correct way to deal wonder what Dan would have done, work. He sometimes stops and thinks an hour and a half to get Into the with death. Shirley said. about Dan while he Is In the room. funeral home. Dan was not an aver- As such, when asked how she and Both ask questions common with Shirley hinted ot the possibility ol age guy. her husband Charles, "Chuck", han- the death of a loved one. completely remodeling Dan's room. But fond memories of Dan. alone, dled the death of their 20-year-old "Why couldn't It have been some She also said the entire house Is a would not have been enough to carry son, Shirley Sloes said there has been guy who's getting thrown In jail every reminder of her son. Dan's parents the Slpes' through the last ten months. no dealing with the situation. other day." Chuck said. "Some guy mentioned the Idea of moving to "II we didn't have our three daugh- "I still haven't accepted It; I still who sells drugs and drinks a lot, another house, maybe even another ters It would have been unbearable, can't believe It's true. It's been hell," someone like that." town. simply impossible... " Shirley said. Shirley sold. "I didn't handle his death A tearful Shirley Slpes said, "With But solid foresight has told Chuck "We wouldn't have had anything to then and I don't think I ever will." him being so young, I wonder why It that that would not solve the problem. live for," Chuck Interrupted. "It would Dan Slpes was a Bowling Green couldn't have been me. Why Dan? He "We've thought about It (moving), have been the end of the world." student tor a year and three months. had so much to live for." but we can't run from It. We can't The Slpes' also said neighbors, Last November, he was on the corner And the "What If?" questions... change It." he said. "There's nowhere members of their church and Dan's ol Wooster and South College streets "We wanted him to go to Ohio to hide." friends In Marlon and Bowling Green when he was hit by an allegedly State. I wonder If he had gone to Ohio have been of Immeasurable help. drunk driver. Alter a tew days In a State If this would have happened," Patience Is obviously a necessary Nonetheless, each person must coma, Dan was declared brain-dead Chuck said. "But Dan was happy at virtue In dealing with death. also cope with death as an Individ- and his parents asked doctors to Bowling Green and that's all we "Our reverend told us not to get rid ual. remove him from lite-support systems. wanted for Dan." of his things for at least a year be- "A lot of people try to give advice The family room In the Slpes' mod- it has been said, "In death there Is cause It would take at least that long and they mean well, but you have to est Marion home carries but a tew dignity." With Dan's death has come to get over the anger of him being handle It your way. There Is no right outwardly visible reminders ot Dan resentment. gone," Chuck said. "I think It's going way," Shirley said. "I may not be Slpes. On one wall a picture ot Dan "it was so useless the way he died. I to take longer than that." handling It well, but It's my problem squatting behind home plate during don't buy that When your number's The Slpes' will not be found with a and I want to deal with It my way." the 1984 AAA state championship up' stuff," Chuck said. "I think Dan's 'Sure he's gone, but I'm thankful for baseball Is prominent. One of Dan's life was cut short." baseball jerseys hangs next to the "I hate the kid that was driving that picture In a picture frame with a small car; I resent him," Shirley said. "I hope engraving. he's having fun." Friday/The BO Mows Magazine Dan's parents, and dozens of other Anger often plays a large rote In a people, will remember Dan's lite lor death. When someone dies, It Is not Editor Assistant Editor the duration of their own lives. Unfortu- uncommon for the person's family to Caroline Longer Tracey Batdorf nately, remembering Dan's death Is get rid of his or her belongings. This is also a part of remembering Dan. done In an attempt to get rid of Cover by Production Supervisor Chuck said staying Involved with oth- reminders. Dan's parents are In a Alex Horvath Steve Iwanlcki ers has been me best ro«d|cli»e. I ;■ ■ , unique portion.,, IM , \ \"l » ».•»»!( ;.'Jt he|« JoXw.bosv. We-cue tooth. Friday/September 26,1986 3 Funeral director confronts death

If there were calls reporting deaths. by Dan Gelger It Is then his job to go out and pick up Friday reporter the bodies. Usually these pickups are from hospitals, nursing homes, or resi- Because mod of us tear death, we dences. :¥ (end to block out thoughts ot It as "I don't particularly like making much as possible. pickups from nursing homes." Cole- For funeral directors, though, this Is man said. "The residents know what Impossible. Their work Is a constant you're there for and that can nake reminder of what awaits us all. you feel uncomfortable." This uncom- According to funeral director Tom fortable feeling can also be present Coleman, this constant exposure to when making pickups from resi- death can be depressing. dences, he said. "Sometimes It can get to you, espe- "One time we had to pick up the cially when you have to embalm body of a man who had died of a children," Coleman said. "Bui then I heart attack at his home. He weighed Donald Dunn of Dunn Funeral Home shows a realize that If we do a good job well over 200 pounds, so It was very casket to a prospective buyer. " $ preparing the body and If the service awkward to try and lood him onto the goes smoothly, we will be making It gurrtey with his ramify watching," easier for the family and friends to get Coleman said. Next, an Incision Is made slightly the venous system." The embalming through this difficult period." According to Coleman, his primary beneath the shoulder blade. From this Coleman, who works for Lange- process takes about two hours. Cole- job Is to prepare the bodies for burial. one opening, the body Is simulta- man said. Then, the body Is made lands Chapels In Kalamazoo, said If the deceased was Involved In an neously filled with embalming fluid that his day starts out by checking the suitable for viewing by being washed accident and the family wants re- while being drained of blood. again and dressed. number of calls the funeral home construction surgery done, this Is per- "The embalming fluid does not mix received during the nlght.'Some- formed first. After the surgery has with the blood," he said. "So when this Coleman said that on the average, tlmes there may be as many as 10 been completed, or If no surgery was fluid Is pumped Into the arterial sys- calls, or none at all," he said. Langelands Chapels funeral home needed, the body Is then washed. tem, It forces the blood out through prepares three bodies a day. Organ donation beneficial but still questioned by society

process, according to Anne Schank, life and new hope." the time they reach the donee. by Deanna K. Griffith Transplant Coordinator at the Medi- According to Richard Llneback, According fo Schank, "the time el- Friday reporter cal College of Ohio. But she said that professor of philosophy who teaches ement depends on the preservation potential donors should tell their fami- medical ethics, traditional Jews frown method-you have 36 to 40 hours. If It Is Red lights are flashing; sirens are lies about their plans to avoid another on transplantation and autopsy be- preserved by machine the organ Is screaming; medics are frantically shock. cause they see It as "mutulatlon of a useable lor 72 hours." shouting orders; the final curtain Is healthy person." That transplantation Organ transplantation Isn't cheap. drawn as the body bag Is zipped over The second step In being an organ jeopardizes "the Integrity ol the According to figures from the Ameri- your head. donor Is to sign the sticker on bock of body." can Council on Transplantation, or- your driver's license and to have two gan transplants start at $4-7000 for a You have |ust been the victim of a witnesses sign It to make It valid. This The soclo-cultural beliefs effect the cornea and go to $135-250,000 for a fatal crash In which you probably donor card allows you to specify organ donor network. "There are liver transplant. Schank said Medi- would have lived had someone do- which organs you want donated In never enough organs to go around," care does cover the cost of transplan- nated that kidney or liver you needed your posthumous state. Schank said. According to Schank, tation. to survive. However, because of your The main reason people donate kidneys are the most often donated forsight, someone else will survive organs, according to Schank, Is that and used, "but all organs are in Schank also added that "Organ from |ust such a crash that rendered donating "gives the family something demand." Donor Awareness Week '87" Is April 26 you lifeless. positive to deal with In the situation, ft Because of the lime factors In- to May 2, In which they hope to Donating an organ Is a simple Is a way of offering new health, new volved, many organs are unusable by Increase potential donors.

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TOLEDO SPECIAL EDITION THE BG NEWS Monday, October 6,1986 Entertainment ideas, where to shop, things to dp in the greater Toledo area ___ Friday/September 26,1986 4 Abortion issue raises controversy Techniques result in pain Reasons vary among women for unborn child, mother for terminating pregnancy

Choice In Toledo. "No one wakes up The abortion techniques not only in the morning and claps their hands by Denlse R. Brlckner cause long and agonizing pain to the by Kay Fisher and says, 'I want to have an abortion.' f nday reporter aborted child, but can also cause Friday reporter It takes quite a bit ol time to come to a psychological and physical damage decision like this." Kill her today and It's called mur- to the mother, such a* guilt, depres- The reasons why a woman would der Kill her yesterday and it's called sion, hemorrhage, sterility and prob- "I've had an abortion, and I can tell have an abortion vary, according to abortion. lems with subsequent pregnancies. In you, It realty hurts to think back on It. I Lewis. never thought I'd have an abortion Many people believe the fetus Is tact, even In the first three months "Reasons may be financial, emo- not yet a baby. However, by the of pregnancy, before. But after tional, age or medical. There are as 18th day, a heartbeat can be de- at least twice as I weighed out many reasons as there are women," tected, by the 42nd day the skeleton manymothers the choices, I Lewis said. and retlexes are present and by eight die from legal made the deci- The majority of the women that weeks the brain and all body systems abortions as sion to do N. I Lewis deals with at the Center lor are present. from childbirth, still think It was Choice are between the ages ol 18- Three out ol 10 pregnancies are according to the right 24. terminated by abortion every year In the U.S. Depart- choice, but When a woman decides to have an the United States. ment of Vital sometimes I hurt abortion and goes to the Center for Statistics. like hell for Choice, one-to-one counseling Is It is legal in the United States to doing It. done with each woman. terminate a pregnancy up to the time Abortion is not a I don't really "The procedure ol abortion Is ex- feel too guilty of birth. Five basic ways are used to form of birth plained to the woman in detail and kill an unborn child: control. Contra- about the her real feelings are brought out so 1) Suction tube: A powerful vacuum ceptives pre- choice that I she can make the best decision," made. It's lust tears the baby Into pieces which then vent new life Lewis said. pass through a tube and Into a |ar; 2) from beginning, that sometimes I The attitude towards abortion has wonder what Curretage technique: The doctor cuts whereas abor- not really changed In the last three to the baby Into several pieces, crushes tion kills the new my child lour years In Lewis' opinion. The con- would've turned the head with forceps, then withdraws life that has al- troversy over abortion still exists and the pieces; ready begun. out like." probably will lor some time to come, 3) Abdomlnal-caesarean-sectlon: The So when they The statement as was shown by some protesters who baby Is lifted out of the womb and left tellyou that abortion Is just amatter was made by a 20 year-old woman blew up the center last May. to die or killed by direct act; 4) Salt- between a woman and her doc- who had an abortion at the age ol 18. A senior business major considers poisoning: Salt solution Is injected Into tor. .. they're forgetting someone. Abortion Is not an easy choice lor a herself pro-choice because she feels the womb and the dead baby Is woman, but the choice Is there and that It Is no one's right to tell someone delivered In 24 hours; and 5) Prostag- For confidential free help, call the many women choose this option. what to do or believe. landln drugs: The drug produces pre- National Pregnancy Hotline at 1-800- "I don't think anyone wants to have "It still comes down to the personal mature labor and delivery, after 344-7211. an abortion," said Deborah Lewis, decision ol the woman. She Is the one which the baby Is left to die. vice president lor The Center tor that must live with the decision."

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wmsummBmmmmuMi.111 ii nitoW5fl!r*ww«' y* Friendship survives despite ^ tragic death of classmate by Trocey Batdort "Last night. Everyone fell asleep ... "Knows what?" Mike looked up. he was the only one killed." "Knows that we're here for him." Assistant Friday editor I hang up the phone and I am Mike hesitated, then, "Yeah ... numb. I don't think I am crying but I yeah, he knows Trace. He's probably April 1984. We all fell It. The days of must be, because when I wipe my looking down on us all right now and our senior year In high school were eyes there Is black mascara on my saying, 'Get me out of this monkey quickly disintegrating. We were all fingers. suit.' " We both half-smiled. excited, If not a bit apprehensive. I got dressed for the visitation The next day was Doug's funeral. Talks of the dreaded senior pranks slowly, mechanically. I don't remem- They're going to put my friend In the JJVIR. SPOT^SI filled the corridors. One last show of ber that much - lust that I couldn't ground. I was angry and resentful. I Immaturity, then, welcome to the real decide what to wear. I drove my looked around me and people were world. I remember the hundreds of orange Maverick like a robot, me- still living their lives. Stop Itt My friend's grasshoppers that were let loose In chanically. gone. I don't want to hear your laugh- If the Falcons the cafeteria. Doug smashed one of I arrived at the funeral home and ter and I don't want to see you smile. the green critters |ust as I was about to parked my car far from the entrance. I The church was Incredibly hot. I sat SKIN bite Into my bologna sandwich. Mike, wanted to put It off. I made my way In the church pew, fanning myself his affectionately termed "other-half," slowly up the steps. It was freezing In with the "program." Everyone was the Redskins: almost doubled over with uncontrol- there. There was a fountain In the restless and squirming, causing the lable laughter. "That was really dis- foyer, and I think I stared at It for a benches to creak. The sermon was GO CONES!! gusting," I said, feigning anger. I long time because the funeral direc- hard to concentrate on. could never become truly angry with tor asked me who I was here to see. Following the funeral was the proc- All Day Sunday the two young boys who were sitting "Doug Bruder," I said. ession to the cemetery. Under a green across from me at the table. He led me to a blue room. The tent we said good-bye to Doug. Buckets of July 1986. It Is late evening and I am slckeningly sweet smell of all the August 1986. This is lust the begin- about to go out. I check myself In the flowers drifted to my nostrils and ning of missing Doug. I want to hear Spot Wings mirror. More mascara — that should made me nauseous. I signed the his voice. I need to see him. Some- Only $7.50 do It. The shrill sound of the telephone "guest" book or whatever It was. I was times I have to shake myself because I Is insistently ringing In the back- here. think I do see him. ground. "Tracey, It's for you," I hear I walked over to the casket. Doug It took me this long to visit Doug's my mom calling. was In there, but It wasn't Doug. Mrs. parents. I wanted to cry for them, but I "Just a minute," I say as I add more Bruder stood there staring at him. She laughed when I told them of the time blusher to my cheeks. It figures, I grabbed for my hand, I think, fust for that Doug, Mike and I ordered a pizza mutter to myself. I never get a phone something tangible, something physi- to the cafeteria and It was delivered : Spot's Now Delivers call unless I'm almost out the door. cal. to the principal's office. "Hello." I pick up the receiver. It's "We still can't believe It," she said, I visited Doug's grave. The dirt is During All Lisa, my best friend. Her mom owns a stone-faced. Damn you. Doug. I unsettled, lust as I feel my thoughts florist shop. Everyone used to get their wanted to shake him and ask him are. I have seen Mike once since Business Hours prom corsages there. what the hell he thought he was Doug died. He said to me, "There are "Tracey, there's been an accident doing. There are people that love those days when I really feel like hell." you, for godsake. Look at the pain Me too. I think the hardest part Is lla.m.-l:J0ii.m. MON.-FRJ. "What happened?" they're going through. realizing you have to go on living. lp.m.-l :30a.m. SAT. "It's Doug. He was killed. The car I saw Mike sitting down, leaning I don't think that I will ever "accept" went over a culvert.. lorward with his hands clasped to- Doug's death. Not a day goes by that I Ip.m,-I2:00a.m. SUN. "When?" My voice is flat and my gether. I sat next to him. don't think of Doug, and I don't think I face feels numb. My hand hurts from "Do you think he knows. Mike?" I can ever stop sending out love, be- 352-SPOT gripping the receiver. asked. cause I truly believe he receives it. 352-7768

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Class teaches students to deal with death

Even though the name of the course Dlxon believes the class helps ev- student a closer look at death and just by Kelly Rose Is death and dying, Dlxon said, "the eryone Involved but she sees the what is Involved. Students also must Friday reporter class Is as much about lite as It is quickest Impact on the people who write their own eulogy and epitaphs. about death." The class attempts to have had a hard time dealing with a Dlxon said these excerslses are "a Death Is a morbid topic, but It Is one have students take a look at them- death experience. She added that good way to sum up your lite and to everyone will have to deal with even- selves and evaluate their lives' and the class gives the student a lorum to discover It you are achieving what tually. Coming to terms with It may realize what Is Important to them. discuss death and get some feed- you want out of life." make death o) a trlend, relative or Dlxon added that she hopes to help back from classsmales. The class also takes a field trip to a even youself more bearable. The students "appeciate the little postitlve Dlxon hopes the students will try to funeral home. This gives the students death and dying class In the philoso- things in life and to not live so far In relearn their life without the person a chance to talk to a professional and phy department deals with almost all the future but for today." they have lost and to remember them get answers about the embalming aspects ot death and how students She said the students In the class without the pain. process, caskets and the actual fune- should try to deal with the subject. sign up for a variety of reasons. Dlxon The class has no tests or papers but ral. The field trip helps the students Kathleen Dlxon teaches one ot the explained that some students take It the students are expected to write In make decisions about funerals, tour sections offered and said even to help them come to terms with a journals and do various excerclses whether It Is theirs or that of a family though the class Is a requirement lor grief experience or because they are such as trying to rationalize suicide member, according to Dlxon. only one major, gerontology, It Is a worled about how they will react to and Its morality. Dlxon said the class will help be- high demand class. death in the luture. Most ot all, the class gives the cause "nobody can avoid death." Studying, not strangling, will earn students good grades Director ot Standards and Procedures term, the Universly con "arrange for a bulletin or obituary notice before they by Kelly K. Vaughn said that under no circumstances Medical Withdrawal (with restitution believe the student. However, Judy HnJay reporter would students be given a 4.0. Every for tees)," according to Dickinson. Klsselle, Health Education professor, year some students suffer from the loss Richard Hebeln, Faculty Senate will excuse any ot her students If they of a relative, a close trlend or even a chair, said It is up to the teacher to need to attend a funeral or need a What would you do to get a 4.0? roommate; the University tries to ac- enforce class attendence; It's be- few days to recover. She would even How far are you willing to go? Would commodate those students who need tween the teacher and student. In- have the remainder of the class send you get rid ot your roommate —per- extra time to adjust. Dickinson said structors are not obligated to accept the student cards and offer their sup- manently If it meant good grades? the University would give excused funeral excuses lor absences. "The port. absences from classes to those stu- student and teacher are usually able A common rumor circulated dents who required time to recover to work things out," said Hebeln. II you've already made plans lor through freshman dorms Is that if your from the death. This usually amounts your roommate's downfall — stop and roommate dies during the school to a couple of days off from class. Many teachers do not accept any cancel the hit man or accident. If you year, you will automatically receive a It the emotional trauma persists and excuse from students lor missing a want a 4.0 this semester, you'll have to 4.0 for the semester. Derek Dickinson, a student feels he cannot finish the class, and some require a funeral study for It.

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Is there an afterlife or Cemetery brings feeling is death the ultimate of peace, not despair 'dead-end?' by Kay Fisher Limbo. They gel to wander the by David Skorupski Friday repxxler Earth forever. Ghosts, ghouls, Friday reporter ghosts, wraiths, wights, shadows I went to visit my sister's grave last and shades get the privilege ot week. This was the second time I went; So what are you going to do after being the "undead" who haunt the first time with my mother, and this you die? people and places. Did you see time by myself. Ask that question to your friends the movie "Poltergeist"? I sat down In the empty cemetery at a party sometime and they'll But this Is only one view. Accord- and stared at the cement block with probably look at you as If you hod ing to the Hindus, there Is a good the rotting flowers. I reached over to too much to drink. possibility that after you die, you pick them up and uncovered the But what does happen? will come back to live again as place where my sister's name was No one really knows for sure, but someone or something else. This engraved. what may happen to you depends cycle continues until your soul Is I felt awkward here by myself What on their friends' and relatives' graves. upon your personal beliefs. pure enough to loin "Brahman", exactly are you supposed to do when I tried to imagine how they telt. Did To some, this life Is it. After you the main God There is no set cycle you go to a cemetery besides re- they really lust replace the Mowers die, you become nothing more ol how many lives you will have to place the flowers? and then drive away until another than fertilizer to the trees or an go through, as each previous life I stared around me at the other season would come? artifact for some future archeolog- aflects your next life. Therefore, tombstones and suddenly I felt a very I got out ot the car and walked Ist to find. even the sacred cows of India are weird sensation. I was here with all of back to my sister's spot. I saf down Those who have been clinically not guaranteed to go to Nirvana. these burled bodies. Haunting horror- and stared again at the lonely dead often relate that they remem- Some other cultures view the flick scenes shot Into my mind. I felt as square. I began to let myself remem- ber traveling down a dark tunnel to afterlife differently. Osa Amieny, if a hand would shoot up any second, ber. a bright light. To the non-believers from Nigeria, says that in his coun- unsettling the earth, grasping Into the Why had I been so afraid of this of an afterlife, this has been ex- try there is no organized "religion," air or even towards my neck. place? It wasn't the cemetery and the plained as a residual remem- but a "community belief." To the Soon, all of the other bodies would tombstones that I was afraid of, it was brance from each individual's "Edo" tribe, after a person dies, wake and here I was In the middle ol my feelings. I was afraid to accept — birth as they travel out of the womb. certain ceremonies must be per- It all. afraid to let myself believe the death The beliefs in religion, however, formed so that they may rest I turned around quickly and began had happened and that my sister was further confuse this Issue. Not all peacefully. This person Is then born walking back to my car. I gof Inside actually here. religions agree with one another. again as someone else within the and shut the door and Just sat there, When I finished talking to her, I got buf most do have some goal of tribe. feeling somewhat saler than before. up and walked slowly back to my car. reaching the here-beyond. The Amieny explained "It is believed I looked out the window back at my I tell another sensation begin to rush Christian religions generally be- that my lather has come back as sister's grave and concentrated on Inside me, but this time It was not lieve In one God. one of my sons." The rebirth Is her single tombstone. It was In a panic, but peace. I was glad that I From God, they are given a continual, every flme you die, you corner by itself, kind ol hidden Irom had forgotten to bring tlowers. code ot life to follow. Upon each will come back as someone else. the rest. It was a more recent one. She individual's death, they are then "There are these Ill-fated children had only died a lew years ago — my fudged as good or bad. Those who who are born, who stick around for senior year. are good go to Heaven, while a little while ... to torment their Three yea« *nd oassed and thi< those who are bad go to Hell. mother. They stay maybe a year or was my first Mm* .tore oy nv*»H I The afterlife In Heaven Is all that two, and then die. And this same looked around once more at the- one can hope lor. Imagine the best kid will come back again just to people coming to visit, putting flowers things In life, then more than that — torment the mother," he said. that's Heaven. There are far too many different The afterlife In Hell Is, In a word, beliefs to record here, but one hell. The bad people in life have question remains: "What hap- earned an eternity ol pain and pen*?" suffering. No hope, no peace, no The answer: we don't know... parties on Friday nights or week- end dates. It's sort of like waiting In a cafeteria line lor food you don't really like anyway. However, there are those who YOUR COLLEGE*v die and don't go to heaven or hell. DEGREECAN These, the restless spirits, go to MEAN A GREAT FUTURE FOR YOU IN THE AIR FORCE. 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"Many people go through this and Intravenous, concentrated anesthetic by Debbie Rogers they're not alone," he said. "I feel for Is used." he said. Life ceases Immedi- Friday reporter them." ately and no pain Is felt by the pet. Knepper believes It's best not to get Knepper said pet owners can another pet right away, but to first choose whether to be with the pet A special bond exists between you accept the death of the pel. He »aid It when It's put to sleep. "Most people Mourning loss and your pet, a strong friendship. But takes a period of time to ad|ust to the elect not to be with It because they what happens when It dies, how do loss. want to remember the pet as they of a furry friend you cope? knew It." he said. Dr. Donald R. Knepper, DVM ot the Knepper's policy Is to never put a Determining how long a pet will live Weaver Animal Hospital In Perrys- pet to sleep unless the quality of Its life Is not always easy. Knepper said taken seriously burg, suggests talking to others with Is Impaired or deteriorated. If the pet each pet and each breed has Its own similar losses and keeping as busy as Is sick, treatment Is administered and lite expectation. According to Knep- possible until the grieving process only If this falls is the pet put to sleep. per, larger breeds generally do not passes. "When the pet Is put fo sleep, an live as long as smaller breeds.

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IK, (Pan 2 of 21 g laaguai. Churchal uigaa tha gov- baby ana Brian In atarao •«»•"* Wf sdvanturaa wrth har Rate to datarnona tha boat podaf •on ll»4»l Ut, fan. Warn TUESDAY 0 0 NOVA Tha hotory hr> arranant 10 laka hai warnmga fB MACGYVER MacGyvar •marK*' ahar ha w safafy tuckad puahar. Start Bruno Garuaai and Waunt A young mm wMchu roaa and rroacfaa of pfaabc BUT about Hrtlar aanouak/. (Part 8 of fuMps a youngatar copa with tha away an tha hcoprtal Hoban dacha* g M iwidowad mofnar (•■ Mebm ro •EFTIMSiR 30 ISM gary m manolng lha accadants of MMQ daath of hai faihar Q (ESPN) SURFING 0 BIST Of SATURDAY ini MM O* ■ cKmnnacon man war and bath (Rig afj MOVIE ***H 'Sang 0 ANCIENT LIVES A aurvay (TMO MOVIE ***» Tha NIGHT LIVE cainaM 'imiveai« XGUNSMOKE Tharo 119 79} Pat* Safeara. Sha- MONOakr of tha kvaa of Do* El Maosna'a Man In Tha Wh.u Surl" (1B61) MW] MR. SUPERSTARS A MOVIE *** Tha '.si ky* MadaMia A armpfci rrandad woman and a look at tha graat Aaac Gumnaaa Cool Parts. 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