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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. THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 111 Bowling Green, Ohio Thursday, April 17,1986 Defendants found guilty in rape trial by Valeric Qptak prisoned "as long as humanly asked the judge, "What am I staff reporter possible." supposed to say, thank you?" "A message should be sent Neller told the court that of all After 8V4 hours of deliber- with the sentence. In Wood the defendants, his was the least ation, the jury found Troy Hill, County we don't permit this kind aggressive. "Lamont's got some Patrick Henry and Lamont of thing to happen to anyone," good qualities, too," he said. Walker guilty of the October The victim of the multiple rape and Kidnap of a University The families of Hill, Henry rape in Hill's car was present tor student. and Walker reacted violently the verdict and later for the The verdict was announced to when the first sentence was sentencing. Although she had a sparse crowd in Wood County read. not flinched during her testi- Common Pleas Judge Donald "You got no feelings," mem- mony or the attorneys' closing DeCessna's courtroom at 2 a.m. bers of Walker's family said statements, the woman broke yesterday. The defendants' fam- from the gallery to Montgom- down just before the verdict was ilies, which sat through all 12 read. days of the trial, were not there. Each defense attorney indi- "It was just hearing the first "I think they knew it was cated they intended to appeal one. They found him guilty of coming," County Prosecutor the case on legal grounds. everything, - they had to find Betty Montgomery said. "To date I think it was a tragic them all guilty of everything," But the courtroom was full of mistake on the part of the state she said. family, friends and bystanders to (request) a Joint trial," said Members of the jury, tired for the sentencing of the three Rich Neller, Walker's attorney. from deliberating into the morn- men at noon yesterday. ing hours, would not be specific DeCessna sentenced them WHEN GIVEN a chance to about the reason for their deci- each for three components of the speak, Hill said, "I would like to sion. crime: the kidnapping of the say one thing. I did not get a fair "It was a long, hard decision. woman, their individual raping trial in Wood County. I knew the It was very difficult," one juror of her, and their aiding and Jury wouldn't treat us right and I said. abetting the others. They were lope you are all satisfied with "The fact that we spent so each sentenced for 28 to 65 years what you do. And that's all I much time on it makes us feel in prison. want to say." good about it (the decision) "They're eligible for parole in Montgomery answered Hill's now," another said. 15 years regardless of what I remark. No charges have been brought BG News Photo/Joe Phelan do/' he said. "We are satisfied with what against Floyd Boatman. Boat- we have done. We have brought man said he was in Hill's car Lamont Walker (left) and his attorney Charles Neller stand in Wood County Common Pleas Court yesterday MONTGOMERY TOLD Mr. Hill to justice," she said. when the rapes began, but asked afternoon listening to Judge Donald DeCessna read the 28-65 year sentence for Walker's convictions on the DeCessna she wanted them im- After sentencing, Walker only to be dropped off in Toledo. kidnap and rape of a University woman. Attorney Charles Boss and his client Troy Hill sit at the counsel table. Khadafy's home in ruins after bombing TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) -Bombs wrecked bomb hit about 10 yards away, leaving a craters during the brief tour of Khadafy's Moammar Khadafy's house and ruined his huge crater near the entrance. quarters. But the extent of the damage seen tennis court during the raid by American Twisted metal and broken aluminum suggests many other missiles hammered warplanes that targeted the Azziziyah for- frames cover the narrow streets inside the the compound during the 20-minute raid. tress where the Libyan leader lives and compound. A few dead birds lay in the sun. Libyan etHMah refused to say how many Anti-aircraft fire works. bombs hit inside the fortress, where Soviet- The American lets devastated several ALL NEARBY military buildings lost made anti-aircraft missile batteries and buildings, but a Libyan official escorting a their windows and some walls were blown anti-aircraft guns are manned around the group of journalists to the compound said down when the bombs crashed inside the clock. continues in Tripoli Khadafy survived the Monday night bomb- compound, hurling a storm of flying red-hot They also refused to say how many people TRIPOLI, Libya (AP)- ing. metal and concrete. other than Khadafy's adopted 15-month-old Earlier in Washington, r Anti-aircraft and automatic D.C.. Pentagon spokesman 'He was in his tent," not at his home Khadafy's office, a yellow four-story daughter were killed. weapons fire resounded Fred Hoffman denied Libyan during the raid, explained a white-tur- building crowned by a dome, was pierced through the Libyan capital claims that U.S. planes had banned guide strolling through a short with thousands of holes. "Ask Reagan," snapped a guide. "He after nightfall yesterday. conducted further raids in Eromenade littered with shards of glass, Shattered desks and bookshelves pro- should know now many bombs he dropped The burst of shooting that country. "There is no roken palm tree branches and shrapnel. truded from piles of debris and broken on us." . started at about 9 p.m. and U.S. military activity in Li- Khadafy's house, a light blue two-story concrete. Two bombs gouged largeVraters on the lasted for several minutes. bya," he said. building, lost most of its facade when a Reporters counted six bomb and missile edge of Khadafy's asphalted tennis court. Reporters in the Al Kabir In a pre-dawn raid Tuesday Hotel could see guns firing (Libyan time),the United from at least two Libyan na- States bombed what it said val vessels in the harbor. were military targets in Li- There was no sound of bya. President Reagan said Forum held on drunk driving planes overhead and no indi- the attack was in retaliation cation as to what prompted for Libyan involvement in the by Caroline Langer ing under the influence would Wood County is traditionally March 1985 deaths of University the shooting, which occurred bombing of a West Berlin staff reporter help keep drunks off the road. in the state's top three counties students Steven Hanna and Ke- at about the same time as nightclub that killed a U.S. Merle Bush, commander of in number of deaths due to vin Ross. Their deaths inspired anti-aircraft fire Tuesday. soldier and a Turkish woman. Although nine panel members the Walbridge Post of the Ohio drunk drivers, Bush said. the formation of "Never Again," participating in a forum on is- Highway Partol, said "the high- Ken Kaiser of "Never Again," a project promoting responsible sues concerning drinking and way partol is out every day. which presented the public fo- decisions about drinking and driving disagreed about whether looking for impared drivers. If rum, said "I've never been one driving. raising the drinking age to 21 you want to take a chance and to be impressed by statistics, Deaths caused by drunk driv- would curtail drinking-related run into us, be my guest, just but a little over a year ago, I lost ers are violent crimes, accord- deaths, they agreed that telling don't run into anyone else, two friends to a drunk driver." ing to Susan O'Keefe, president CIT employees people about the results of driv- us catch you first." Kaiser was referring to the □ See DUI, page 5. to form union BGSU staff still undecided

by Julie FauMe file a petition with the State staff reporter Employee Relations Board re- questing an election at the Uni- University of Toledo employ- versity, he said. ees Tuesday voted to join the He said he believed University Communications Workers of workers would take notice of a America/Council of Public union at UT and the attention Workers, the same union which would help the union's chances has been working to gain inter- in possible union elections in the est on Bowling Green^ campus. future. Phillip Kelley, an organizer Bonnie Lawrence, a member for CWA/CPW, said the approxi- of the CWA/CPW Union Orga- mately 500 classified employees nizing Committee, said she was at UT, including custodial, not sure if the UT union would maintenance, grounds, clerical affect classified employees and food service workers, voted here. to unionize by about a 2-1 mar- gin. "The problems at UT are a little different from Bowling Within two weeks, the union Green," she said. plans to begin working for a pay raise, improved working condi- Employees at UT have been tions and benefits at UT, be said. unionized before and understand what a union involves, while WHILE WORKING on the University employees are not union election at UT, CWA/CPW familiar with unions, she said. did not devote as much time to BG News/Jim Sakola union-organizing efforts here at "I don't think they (University the University, but did continue classified staff) understand the Drunk Driving Forum having meetings with small power behind a contract," she Peter Halleck, a Bowling Creen attorneyat-law, comments on a topic presented by the Never Again committee. Halleck was part of a panel groups of staff members, Kelley said. "I don't think they have brought up at the public forum on the Issues of drinking and driving said. experienced the kind of unity that talked with some 70 students and area residents. By June CWA/CPW plans to that comes with a union." Editorial BG News/April 17,19M 2 USG milestone A little nothing for everyone Last week 1,370 University students turned out to read. They listen only to ap- organization. time members are Jewish, they vote in the Undergraduate Student Government by Mike Royko proved music. They're not per- As a former member told me: had to be brainwashed, stripped election. Those students helped make University mitted to disagree with "Even if some of the stuff of their heritage, convinced that history. Many people have a hard time LaRouche or criticize him. If sounded crazy, there was al- the organization and its world- It was officially announced last Friday Kelly figuring out what the LaRou- they are heard doing so, they ways something that made a saving mission was more impor- chites really believe in. Are they could be reported to his security little sense. And many of us had tant than family and dignity. McCoy, a black female, was elected president of right-wingers or left-wingers or branch. They report each other been involved for so many Of course, there's a slight USG. McCoy is the first black ever elected presi- just plain nuts? How can they be for infractions, because they're years, we didn't really have catch to all of their sales pitches. dent of the University's student body, and only the anti-Semitic when so many of afraid that if they don't some- anything else in our lives. We What they want from you is second woman to hold the office. them are Jewish? body will report them. had been cut off from the real money. And they collect an as- Not only is McCoy the first black president of It sounds confusing, but it can Having children Is virtually world so long. So it was hard to tonishing amount - as much as be explained. forbidden among the hard-core leave. It involved telling your- 1400,000 a week. USG, but she is also the only black student, male or The bard-core LaRouche members. Pregnancy slows self that you had wasted a big female, elected to the General Assembly. group, which does full-time or- down production. Children di- piece of your life." Also, they don't necessarily McCoy deserves to be commended for the strides ganizational work and probably vert attention-and cause a major So why, you might ask, does believe in all the things they're she has made in the student government. doesn't number much more than change In values. an organization with a commu- preaching, as is evidenced by 500 people, functions like a com- So, members are coerced into nist origin and so many former their own use of abortions. Not only has she been effective on campus, but, munist organization. having abortions. That's funny communist members, now And there's something else through her experience as USG's National, State That's not surprising, since in a way, because LaRouchites sound at times like something they want when they grab you at and Community Affairs coordinator, she has the people closest to LaRouche have been trying to ingratiate from the far right? the airport and ask if you favor gained experience in dealing with the state and are those who were with him in themselves with right-to-life or- The answer is that there's not nuclear energy or are against national issues that affect college students. the late 1960s and early 1970s, ganizations by saying they are much of a market in this country drug pushers: your name, ad- These would be impressive qualifications in any when he and they were Marx- against abortion. for communism. But there are a dress and phone number. ists. They were the radical stu- Just as Stalin used brainwash- lot of people on the far right. So They give that to a phone office holder. However, the fact that McCoy was dents he recruited during ing and bullying to convince his they tailored their pitch to that team, which follows up and tries elected proves additionally that University stu- campus revolts. people that only he knew all the market to get loans, which they often dents are willing to give more than lip service to the answers to everything, La- That's why their ideas are fail to repay. need for increased awareness of minority concerns While the image they now Rouche used the same tactics to such a hodge-podge. You believe And it's from that long list of protect is right-wing because convince his ninnies that only he in conspiracies? They'll give names that they recruited the on this campus. that's the group they feel they could save the world and only you conspiracies. Against abor- people who are now running for Minority students on campus have in the past can influence, they still function they could help him do it. If they tion? They talk about abortion. office all over the country. worked for increased awareness through minority more like Stalin-era commu- did only what he told them to do. For nuclear energy? So are Most of these candidates are student organizations. nists than anything else. LaRouche began doing this in they. Distrust government? So not hard-core LaRouchites. While these groups have done commendable Just as Stalin had the final say the 1970s - a process he called do they. Fear the Russians? They're just on the fringe. Many on everything in the Soviet Operation Mop Up. Them, too. Save the farmer? of them are one-issue types, who work, McCoy now leads a truly campus-wide orga- Union - literature, music, diet, It consisted of group sessions Right on. Catch the drug push- fell for this or that sales pitch. nization. With her election comes increased poten- military hardware, you name in which the members were ers. They're with you. They were flattered to be asked tial to integrate minority student concerns into it - LaRouche dictates what his forced to reveal the most inti- To gain support of other right- to run for public office. But most those of the student body as a whole. followers will believe and do. mate details about themselves. wing extremist groups and dis- of them don't even know the kind These concerns can now be transmitted directly Their only friends and ac- They underwent vicious psycho- tressed farmers, they came up of organization they're involved quaintances are fellow LaRou- logical pounding. Some gave up with an anti-Semitic pitch: Jew- with. to University administrators and influential faculty chites. They marry among and quit. Those who stayed be- ish bankers are the cause of members. themselves. They read only came totally submissive and their woes. You can see that in the con- The USG president has a seat at Faculty Senate what LaRouche tells them to dependent on LaRouche and his But because many of the long- trast between the personalities and Board of Trustees meetings. While neither of of Mark Fairchild and Janice these positions is a voting one, the USG president Hart, the two LaRouchites who nonetheless has regular and official access to the *£#&* ftg'SPONP.s To TfcRRONsft won Illinois primaries. administrators ana faculty members that decide Hart, although a low-level La- wfu, NOT Aa Rouchite, has been with the or- this University's policies - including those policies V* WlU-NOT 6anization since she was just a that directly affect students. ■TERRORISM, melv and neglected kid. She's The journey to complete understanding between tUtMTf ANYWAY... totally programmed and robot- like. racial groups on campus is a long one and McCoy's reRKoKiit*! Fairchild was snagged only a election is a strong first step. \ year or two ago after hearing an airport pitch. There are mo- ments when he still sounds nor- mal. But give him time, give him Letters time. His eyes will get that flat look. In a way, the fringe members and because of the proliferation who give money and let them- Red Cross thanks all of products, media and business selves be slated for office are Last week the American Red that originated in the United victims of a hilarious hoax. Cross held its regular spring States and expanded to that Most of them are from the bloodmobile at the University. country. To assume that Mexi- political right. But they're being This is the largest bloodmobile cans do not speak English is used by a hierarchy group that in Northwest Ohio. both ethnocentric and ignorant. includes former orpresem Mao- More importantly, Royko ig- ists, Trotskyites, Stalinists and The week started out very nores the real role of the undocu- Marxists. slowly and after three days we mented worker from Mexico -to Yes, politics makes strange had the potential (or a blood supplement the United States' bedfellows. But in this case, it emergency in this area. At that economy by providing a cheap makes for an even stranger mix point we made an all-out effort labor force that does not de- in the padded cells. to publicize the need for more mand minimum wage, benefits UBYA NICARAGUA Royko is a columnist for the blood donations. Thanks to the or job security. The U.S. citizen Chicago Tribune. exposure given to the situation who employs undocumented by The BGNews and local radio workers not only exploits these and TV stations, the crisis was workers, but also cheats federal resolved. We collected 881 pints and local governments by mis- for the week. Once again the representing his labor force and students came through when his corresponding obligations to Stacking the deck with the Joker they were needed most. the Internal Revenue Service. Approximately 200 students worked at the bloodmobile in a Although a significant number appoint a committee to see which group of between church and state. For the most part, variety of capacities, including of undocumented workers are by David H. Schmidt students - philosophy or business majors - we've practiced this until now. Med-Techs, Pre-Meds, and the Mexican, a significant number seem to be of higher intelligence. Being a It's a sad day for American business when Student Nursing Association. are not. In northern border The Rev. Jerry Falwell, who has as much lover of knowledge. I appoint a group of one of its Fortune 500 members is intim- Food and cookies were provided states, such as Ohio, Canadians desire to be "known" as he does to be saved, philosophers to perform the task. Further- idated by a fanatical religious leader whose by the Panhellenic Council, the cross the border to work without has just chalked up another win for the Moral more, let's say I have an innate distaste for only power lies in the beliefs and philosophy Inter Fraternity Council and the documentation for the stronger Majority. business. Need I say more? of one particular religious group. . Arnold Air Society of the Air American dollar. These work- The Southland Corporation, owner of the 7- The idea that Playboy is linked to violent What's next? The banning of the produc- Force ROTC. ers, however, do not attract the Eleven chain, has just announced that it will pornography or to harmful social effects is tion and sale of squirt guns because there is same attention Mexicans do be- ban the sale of Playboy and all other mag- preposterous. For over 30 years, the mag- circumstantial evidence that kids might This shows what can be ac- cause their (Mexicans') skin azines depicting nudity from its stores' azine has stood for positive, healthy sex. trade them in for real ones? complished when we all pull color and their pronunciation of shelves starting next month. Playboy's writers include Pulitzer Prize win- j together. Many thanks to those the English language which ners, and the magazine's contents include, The book that Falwell propounds begins: who helped publicize this event, Royko finds so offensive readily Along with Falwell, Attorney General Ed- besides the popular pinups, quarterly reports "In the beginning, God created the heavens and special thanks to all the sets them apart from the stereo- win Meese and his Commission on Pornogra- on the nation's economy and excellent politi- and the earth. The earth was without form donors and all the workers. typical Caucasian, English- phy believe that they have gathered enough cal reviews. and void ..." A few passages later, we read Judy Goris speaking U.S. citizen (who evidence to demonstrate a possible connec- Falwell has designated himself as the that God brought forth living creatures Red Cross Blood Chairman makes up only 75 percent of the tion between adult magazines and violent nation's arbiter of what's right and wrong. according to their kinds. population). crimes such as child abuse. This is what This is a little unconstitutional to say the After 6,000 years, a wacko slipped in. Robert L. Perry "their" commission said. least. The framers of the constitution be- Schmidt is a graduate student in philoso- Bigoted column Chair, Ethnic Studies Dept. Following this type of reasoning, let's say I lieved that there should I— clear separation phy from Rochester, Minn. : Mike Royko's editorial "Let this Jane Ridenour lady pick up the tab" was an ill- Ethnic Studies Dept. informed and bigoted piece of Editor's note: Three more peo- Respond BLOOM COUNTY by Bcrfce Breathed journalism. ple signed this letter, but space mmtur mt'-nws Many Mexican citizens are considerations prevent us from WOKOCK fluent in English because of the publishing more than two 77ie BG News editorial mm? 7* : tourist industry in that country names. page is your campus forum. cwviONr -'HAM/; Letters to the editor should be a maximum of 200-300 THE BGNEWS words in length and should be typewritten, double spaced, and signed. 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All submissions are neuWng on me base ol race. Hi or national origin. subject to condensation. copyrtgM 1986 by the BQ News a! nghta reserved Please address all submis- Buaneee Office EdPanelOnica sions to: 2l4WeelHal Pit (419) 372-2801 210 Weal Hal Ptl: (41 •) 372-2803 Bowing Oreen State Diversity Editorial editor Bowing Oreen. Ohio 43403 Hours 8 a.m. 10 5 p m Monday through Friday The BGNews 214 Weft Hall Local BG News/April 17, 1986 3 GSS fights for free expression in class

by Dave Harding ISENBERG ALSO said he did not see chief copy editor AIA said to hamper open exchange of ideas any direct connection in the wording of the resolution between Accuracy In Hie Graduate Student Senate passed Academia and how it was a deterrent to a resolution condemning all organiza- hire/' Moylan said. MOYLAN SAID a recent resolution teach and the freedom to speak is vital the spirit of free inquiry. tions which inhibit the freedom of ex- "These organizations also have a by the graduate and faculty senates of in a classroom," Willis said. pression in the classroom. Cter impact on graduate students the University of Cincinnati condemn- Joshua Isenberg, graduate assistant Moylan said Accuracy In Academia While the resolution denounces all use we don't have tenure," she ing organizations that inhibited free- in physics and astronomy, voted was specifically cited because it was organizations, it specifically names said. dom of speech in the classroom, and against the resolution arguing the the most commonly known organiza- Accuracy In Academia as being "anti- Accuracy In Academia is a conserva- the suggestion of several constituents method used in mentioning AIA was tion that promoted classroom monitor- thetical to the free exchange of Ideas." tive-based organization that monitors within the University's English Depart- improper. ing. Michelle Moylan, graduate assistant classrooms to determine if the instruc- ment was the motivation for the resolu- "We didn't want to delete the conser- in American Studies and co-sponsor of tor is presenting biased lectures. tion. "What personally irked me was that vative AIA from the resolution but we the resolution, said the "Freedom In Susan Willis, vice president of GSS, the resolution started as a general were willing to include any liberal Academia Resolution" pertains to an Moylan said she had not heard of any said the resolution was a necessary condemnation of all organizations that group in the resolution," Moylan said. issue important to graduate students. instances of AIA action at the Univer- statement on behalf of graduate educa- inhibited the freedom of inquiry and nWe asked graduate students to submit "As graduate students, we're less sity, but said the resolution served as tion. ended by naming Accuracy In Acade- any names of liberal organizations, but experienced and less confident in the an advance message. "I think by the margin that the mia," Isenberg said."It should have we did not receive any. classroom," Moylan said. "Because of "We wanted to state in advance the resolution passed last week (by a fa- either been a general condemnation that, many grad students would be position of graduate students in case vorable vote of 32-2 with 1 abstention) against all organizations or a direct Moylan said she hoped the Faculty more likely to feel intimidated by the any organization of this type ever reflects the strong opinion of the Grad- statement against Accuracy In Acade- Senate would support a similar type of threat of any organization of this na- thought of coming here," Moylan said. uate Student Senate that the freedom to mia. resolution. New dean selected Closed business courses for faculty position cause partial schedules by Patricia Rltter reputation. sions has a staff of about 160 High student to professor ratio blamed for problem staff reporter STATE FUNDING of edu- faculty and about 25 adminis- cation is better in Ohio than in trative and clerical staff. by Caroline Langer tion was compiled by Planning Roger Bennett, of the Uni- Wisconsin, raging University "The college is bigger, and staff reporter and Budgeting from fall 1984 Administration and Planning versity of Wisconsin at Osh- which I know it'll De a continuing statistics, she said. kosh, has been selected as and Budgeting to find a way to Bennett challenge," he said. Many of the partial schedules The number of students-per- make business courses easier to dean for the College of Educa- said was sent out this week will have the teacher in the business college get in to. tion and Allied Professions, another Before joining the Univer- word "closed" next to the listed may now be higher, she said. "We are asking the University University officials said last attraction. sity of Wisconsin, Bennett business courses. "A lot of students, business as to provide resources so students week. "Bowl- was dean of the School of And the limited number of well as non-business majors, will not be closed out of courses Bennett replaces Gerald ing Green Education and Human Devel- space in some business courses who register for classes are get- they are required to take," she Saddlemire who has been and Ohio , opment at Rhode Island Col- may be partly due to the high tingclosed out," Nemes said. said. serving as interim dean since has a fine [ lege from 1979-1981, chaired ratio of students per instructor ''They come to USG com- Nemes said the lack of in- 1965 when Dean Sandra Pack- gftSS Bennett' the department of curriculum in the college, said Michelle plaining there aren't enough structors at the University prob- ard left the University to be- and instruction at Memphis Nemes, coordinator of the aca- econ(omic) classes, or they are ably reflects a nationwide come provost at the Uon," he said. "I guess I'm State from 1974-1979, and was demic affairs committee of the getting closed out of required shortage of business instructors. University of Tennessee at lust lucky in ending up an assistant professor at the Undergraduate Student Govern- courses and are afraid it'll delay The shortage poses probelems Chattanooga. University ot Maryland and ment. graduation," she said. for instructors as well, Nemes Saddlemire will return to Bennett also said he was at the University of Virginia. The College of Business has a said. his teaching duties in the de- impressed with the Universi- Bennett also taught for 12 ratio of about 21 students per STUDENTS USUALLY get "Teachers are required to partment of College Student ty's administrative staff and years in public school sys- instructor, the highest at the into the classes they need, but teach so many students, it puts Personnel. with the college's emphasis tems in Wisconsin and Vir- University, with the overall av- sometimes not until a semester time constraints on advising and Bennett's appointment is doctoral programs, adding ginia. erage being about 15 to one, later or after the course was in research," she said. effective July 1. the University of Wisconsin's He received a bachelor's Nemes said The ratios include session for a week, Nemes said. Activity in these areas is con- Currently the dean of the College of Education does not degree in education and a graduate assistants as well as USG passed a resolution dur- sidered when professors are re- College of Education at the have » doctoral program. master's degree in education full-time faculty. The informa- ing the April 7 meeting encou- viewed for tenure, she said. Wisconsin school, Bennett At Oshkosh, Bennett said he from the University of Wis- said in a phone interview yes- supervises about 95 faculty consin at Milwaukee, and a terday he was attracted to the members plus support staff. doctoral degree in curric- University because of the Col- The University's College of ulum from the Unversity of lege of Education's national Education and Allied Profes- Wisconsin at Madison.

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TUESDAY Guest Lecturer-Ralph Nader, Consumer Advocate 7:00 p.m. Lenhart Grand Ballroom Topic: "Educational Budget Cuts: The Role of Consumerism and the Quality of Education" Sponsored in conjunction with Consumer Awareness Week. WEDNESDAY Guest Lecturer-Dr. Virginia Platt Professor Emeritus-History Member-Board of Trustees, BGSU 7:00 p.m. Ice Arena Lounge 9:00 p.m. Reception Topic: "Freedom in Academia"

THURSDAY Charles E. Shanklin Awards for Research Excellence, and Outstanding Contributer to Graduate Education Award. . 7:30 p.m. Assembly Room, McFall Center Reception following-McFall Center Gallery

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by Dave Harding tas are responsible for the ter- chief copy editor rorism in Nicaragua," he said. "However, it is not the Sandinis- warns public John Stockwell paints a horri- tas, but the contras that have fying portrait of the contras in been causing the terrorism. Organic compound at high level Nicaragua. "We will never know if the "The contras have been Sandinistas could have set up a by Ron Coulter because of the higher amount known to take a family out into dynamic, stable government be- staff reporter of algae in the water, Merrill the street and with the children cause we never gave them a said. watching, castrate the father, chance." In a note included with last Merrill said the health ef- peel the skin off his face, stick a Stockwell said the CIA em- month's water bills, the Bowl- fects of trihalomethane are grenade in his mouth and blow ploys a policy known as destabi- ing Green City Water Depart- minimal. him up," said Stockwell, a for- lization to overpower third ment advised its customers "Health effects are based mer case officer for the CIA. world countries. the city's drinking water has at two mililiters of water a "These are the people that our "What we do is target a gov- a high amount oftrihalome- day over a period of 70 president calls the Freedom ernment we don't like and rip thanes. years," Merrill said. Fighters and equates to the fore- apart its social and economic "The maximum contami- fathers of our country." conditions to get what we want," nant level for trihalome- Merrill said part of the rea- Stockwell, the highest ranking Stockwell said. thane," the note stated, "was son for the awareness of the official to openly criticize the Stockwell cited the CIA and its exceeded during its (the wa- presence of trihalomethanes CIA. spoke last night in the use of torture in Latin America ter department s) most re- is increased sensitivity in de- Lenhart Grand Ballroom about as a means of destabilization. cent reporting period." tection equipment. Central Intelligence's - or what He said the CIA had set up Ron Merrill, supervisor of Merrill said the increased he called the invisible govern- classes to teach Latin American the water treatment plant on presence of trihalomethanes ment's - covert actions through- recruits torture tactics. the Maumee River, said tri- was detected six years ago. out the world. "Now how do we teach tor- halomethanes are a combina- Although the use of chlorine ture?" Stockwell said. "First we tion of seven different organic is a contributing factor to the He said Nicaragua was lust give a lecture and show a film. compounds. problem, Merrill said chlo- one of fifty covert actions that Then the recruits have to get on- They form when the chlo- rine has many advantages as the CIA is currently involved in. the-job training so we take beg- rine which is used to disinfect a disinfectant. When the Sandinistas had gars off the streets and use them the water reacts with decay- "With chlorine, water- taken control of Nicaragua, they as guinea pigs." ing vegetation in the water. borne diseases are rninima- began to set up conditions where Stockwell said that after the MERRILL SAID the city's lized," he said. the kids could go to school and beggars were tortured in one water supply comes from the Merrill said alternative the sick could go to a hospital. class, they were shot up with Maumee River watershed. chemicals would be more ex- But because the United States vitamins in preparation for the The sewage is treated and is pensive and produce undesi- was unhappy with the Sandinis- next class. This process contin- drained into the Poe ditch. reable side effects. tas, a covert war was started, ued until they died. The concentration of triha- "It's a complex problem Stockwell said. Stockwell also mentioned the lomethanes in the water in- and there is no simple an- "In 1981, we created the con- assassination manual that sur- creases in the summer time swer," Merrill said. tras out of Samosa's national faced in 1964 as another example guard," Stockwell said. "We put of CIA covert action. He said the boots on their feet and guns in book included various methods their hands and sent them out to of the hows and whys of killing blow up schools and hospitals. local Latin American leaders. BG News Photo/ Jacqule Pearson . "The U.S. claims the Sandinis- John Stockwell NEWLOVE D See Stockwell, page 7. MANAGEMENT College Night Sale 3 Big HRS. 6-9 p.m. 'himan* Juniors Today ONLY Pattern Denim Jeans CA07 ~tt Choose your Summer rea.S17.«to$37.» DIM At OH STOREWIDE SAVINGS! Junior Coordinates o C Of ~Ct Apartment NOW!!! Birthday Sale Still In Progress Regular and Sale Price. 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Dai do because people tend to D Continued from page 1. "bar hop." Day honors former student of the Trumbull County chap- Uptown/Downtown is a ter of Mothers Against Drunk participant in the "I'm Driv- Driving. ing Club," and provides free by Mcttua McGUBvray Herrmann, a senior physical form of martial art; and Jeff wanted to teach physical educa- "Every time a person soft drinks to a designated Baff reporter education major, lettered four May, a national champion in tion for the hearing impaired, drives drunk there is a poten- driver who promises to re- years in track at the University Goal Ball. and was planning to pursue her tial vehicular homicide," main sober and drive two A car-train accident that and traveled to Germany to rep- Goal Ball is a game for the master's degree after gradua- O'Keefe said. people home. killed a deaf University student resent the VS. in the World visually impaired in which all tion. O'Keefe said "Why don't The Highway Patrol is 4Vi years ago has had a lasting Games for the Deaf in 1961. the participants must wear She was killed on Dec. 7,1961, we try it (raising the drinking concentrating on the three impact on those who knew her. "Jane was highly skilled - she blindfolds and use a leather ball one week before graduation. age to 21) and see if it works? mile radius around Bowling Every year since, the Univer- was a doer," Black said. with a bell. May is now prepar- Black said. If we save lives, it is worth Green in order to pinpoint sity has set aside a day to honor ing for the 19S6 National Sports it." who is DUI, Bush said. Jane Herrmann's accomplish- BLACK SAD) she hopes the Championships for the Blind. Herrmann did not know sign Bill Gamble, President of James Bachman, Judge ments, and to help other dis- day's events will help partici- language when she came to the the Wood County Permit of the Bowling Green Munici- abled people in her name, said pants to realize that the disabled Black said she thinks Her- University, but she had learned Holders Association and Gen- pal Court, explained that be- Dolores Black, a physical educa- are just people. rmann would have approved of to speak and read lips. eral Manager of Uptown- ing a first offender of DUI tion professor and friend of Her- "I would just like to make the day's events. "Jane was a challenge for a /Downtown, Inc., argued that could result in a $350 fine, rmann's. people aware that we're all peo- "I think Jane would say 'Ev- teacher," Black said. "You 18-year-olds were considered three day Jail sentence, two Because she was an atb- ple-we Just do things differ- ery person should be treated like couldn't turn your back on the legal adults in every respect month suspension of driver's lete,"Sportability Not Disabil- ently," she said. "We label too anyone else'," Black said. "We class - she made you aware that so it was inconsistent that license, $75 dollar fee to get ity" is the name of today's much. It's the person first, and tend to make decisions for dis- you had to talk to the students. they were not considered re- back driver's license, and a fourth annual Jane E. Her- the disability second." abled people. They should make She corrected teachers without sponsible enough to drink. three year probation where rmann Professional Series in Speakers include Liz Sheetz. a their own decisions." even knowing it. She would read O'Keefe said "We can't there can be no alcohol-re- Physical Education. 1961 graduate of the University your lips and then do it. Then 3uate dying for your country lated offenses. The program, sponsored by who is the assistant program SHE SAD) Herrmann made you could tell if you explained it th dying for a six pack." Peter Halleck, Bowling HPER's Jane Herrmann Fund, director for the Ohio Special her own decisions during her wrong." Gamble said his bartend- Green attorney, said court will include representatives Oympics; Nancy Stewart, presi- college career. ers at Uptown/Downtown try costs without a trial could run from various organizations for dent of the Dwarf Athletic Asso- "She really was yet searching The program, to be held in to monitor the amounts peo- from $2000 to $3500. including the disabled, such as Special ciation of America who has won for her true goal," Black said. Eppler Complex, will begin at 10 ple drink, but it is not easy to lawyer and other legal fees. Olympics. gold medals in Tae Kwon Do, a She said Herrmann had a.m. and continue until 3:15 p.m.

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Session Class not 'horseplay* eases English-style horseback riding offered

by Amy Reyes taught grooming techniques and was off campus and it's a good change reporter how to saddle and bridle the way to get away from school in horse, he said. the middle of the day," she said. Many students welcome the Deb Mlchaelis, freshman un- by Jarcd O. Wadley opportunity to be permitted to The main difference between decided major, said in addition staff reporter horse around in class, and there this course and other PEG to the escape from school, other is one class at the university classes is students work as a students look forward to learn- The transition from the that approves of horseplay. team with the horse: whereas a ing the basic rules of riding a University to the working course such as badminton re- horse. world may be a rough road But it doesn't meet in a lecture quires students to work as a for minorities and women. room. Instead, this physical edu- team with other humans, be "I was fascinated with just To ease the process, the cation class meets on River Hol- said. learning the basic things of rid- University Placement Office low Farms, a ranch in ing - like how to hold the reigns and the Office of Minority Perrysburg. Students take turns He said this can be a disadvan- and how to keep rhythm with the Affairs sponsored career ses- each week carpooling to get to tage because each horse has a horse when he walks," she said. sions Tuesday in the Univer- class. different personality. Students sity Union. do not have enough tune to get to Michaelis said she found Jack Taylor, assistant vice John Vogel, instructor, said know each horse since horses learning the basic rules of horse- president of Minority Affairs, the English-style horsemanship are often switched each week. manship was more difficult than said these sessions, titled it apperared. "Minority Job Search Experi- class differs in structure from a Marybeth Cehlar, sophomore ence: Making the Tran- Western horsemanship class. medical records administration "It's kind of dangerous, but sition," provided students "We try to get more technical major, said the reason the stu- it's the thrill of danger that with an opportunity to inter- with the class. We prepare the dents take the class is because of inspires me," she said. "For act with minority profession- students for English-style riding an interest in the horses. example, when I'm cantering, als from various career which requires more skill than I'm going so fast I could fall off fields. the Western class, which is a "I've always loved horses... so easily. My legs are the only more relaxed style," he said. where I live there aren't many things I have for support." "The 'Experience' pro- horses. So when I found out the Cehlar said it is difficult to vided additional information Students learn fundamentals University offered the course, I manage each horse because of for internships and summer such as walking, steering, post- thought it sounded interesting," the different personalities. professional experiences," ing, jumping, and leg and reign she said. Taylor said. aids, skills which are not em- "Sometimes it depends on the the program was started phasized in a western class, JENNIFER KUHN, freshman horse to successfully manage with a speech by Eva Hall, Vogel said. undecided major, said, for other him, because they all have dif- executive resource planning students the course serves as an ferent personalities and some consultant for the Burroughs DESPITE THESE learning escape from the daily routine. are just easier to manage than Corporate Human Resources methods, students also are "I took it because I knew it others," she said. in Detroit. Hall's speech was about the six key words women and minorities should know to be successful in business. These words are self- Blotter starter, professionalism, ini- tiative, risk taking, innova- tive and time-bound, she said. might not have been locked. four-channel reel-to-reel tape re- "Companies like to see peo- More than $900 in audio-visual The equipment is valued at corder, a three-head cassette ple apply themselves. Always equipment was stolen earlier $929. recorder, a stereo amplifier, a carry yourself in a profes- this week from an office in Shat- A video camera in the cabinet noise processor and two speak- sional manner," Hall said. zelHall. was not taken. ers. Hall said American women A receiver also was damaged, are afraid to speak up in fear Bill Bess, director of Public a D a Bess said. of making a mistake. Those Safety, said a black and white The door was forced open to who voice their opinion are video cassette monitor, a video LAST WEEK more than $8,500 gain entry to the room, he said. labeled assertive, she said. cassette recorder and an in sound equipment was stolen She said women earn 64* AM/FM radio cassette recorder from the recording booth of the for every $1 earned by men. were all stolen from a cabinet. Bryan Recital Hafl and another BG News Photo/ Joe Phelan Also, women will comprise room in the Moore Musical Arts A STUDENT of Offenhauer Students In an unusual physical education class practice their English- f approximately 60 percent of There were no signs of forced Center. West reported the theft of a style horsemanship at River Hollow Farms in Perrysburg. the workforce by 1995. entry into the first-floor office or "Coca-Cola" sweatshirt, valued the cabinet, he said. The door Among the items stolen were a at $50, from a laundry room. 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by Linda Hoy said. reporter In addition to geographical bumper stickers, there are also T*ey can be political, social, many bumper stickers dealing educational or just plain funny, with hobbies and attitudes, he containing some of the sharpest said. wit and the most sobering of Some of these include:' 'Minds messages. are like parachutes, they func- Bumper stickers are some- tion only when open," "Streak- thing seen everyday, and Jeff ers tan more evenly," or "Give Gordon, associate professor of blood. Play rugby." geography, has spent a lot of Gordon said some of the most time studying them. powerful stickers deal with nu- "I always study things I'm clear war. Such as, "Nuclear interested in," Gordon said. "I war. Seen one, you've seen them think we tend to forget about all," and "Stop the arms race, that which surrounds us." not the human race." Gordon has been studying Other topics being sported on bumper stickers since 1983. He auto bumpers include fantasy, said he receives no grants for his music, occupations, religion arid research but has presented his social welfare. findings in the form of papers at Most of the bumper stickers various meetings. Gordon has photographed are University football games from the Bowling Green area, have often served as a good but he has captured some during source for his study, he said, as his travels across the country. be has photographed many During these trips Gordon said bumper stickers displayed on he has seen cars and vans totally the cars parked by the stadium. covered in bumper stickers. In addition to a geographical FROM HIS research, Gordon connotation, Gordon's interest said be has discovered there is a in bumper stickers stems from Jeff Gordon geography to bumper stickers. their historical value, he said. They are spatial, dealing with "TTiey're very much like pho- countries, states, cities, regions, tographs," he said, "They pre- Associate professor of geography Jeff Gordon displays one of the humorous bumper stickers he has provinces and even counties, he serve an instant in time." collected. Gordon studies bumper stickers and has presented papers on the subject at many meetings.

Stockwell Sandinistas in Nicaragua. We a Continued from page 4. are killing peasants whose only Stockwell said the CIA has been crime is ravine been unfortu- involved in covert action in Gua- nate enough to be born in a CIA THIRD WORLD GRADUATE ASSOC. temala, Vietnam, and Afghani- target area," he said. stan. Stockwell encouraged the — presents — "Well never know how audience to read about activities many deaths have occured be- in third world countries. He also cause of CIA covert action," he encouraged the audience to read said. "But we know it's been a his book, In Search of Enemies, but not to buy it. JAZZ CAFE lot if we count 800,000 deaths in Indonesia alone, 13,000 in Nica- "Read my book, but get it ragua, 1 million in Korea and 2 out of a library," Stockwell said. FRIDAY, APRIL 18,1986 million in Vietnam." "The CIA seized the profits and "And we are not killing gets 65 cents for each copy." ADMISSION: Free and open to all f 8:00-Midnight FEATURING: Tyrone Vernon & Co. ♦ ICE ARENA LOUNGE SPECIAL GUEST: "Authorized Personnel" ♦ (John Harris & Keenan Foster) ♦ ♦ "Students Leading the ♦ CARRY OUT Struggle Against Apartheid" ♦ — Due to popular demand, JT's has ♦ changed its pizza crust. Wo hopo you SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1986 will all enjoy the chango. — Don't bo confuted by 2 for 1 pizzas and othor coupon ipaclals. Try B.G.'i Laast Expensive Pizza. KWAME TOURE 10" chaos* only $1.75 14" cheese only $2.73 £00-430 p.m. Auditorium 121 Vest Hill It" dig— only $3.73 c* iMiwrj Board it Black Guitars Activities. African raopiai m.oclition I Minority ktiairs 12" French Broad Pizza $1.73 50* per item $1.00 charge for delivery GRADUATES 405 Thurstln 352-S475 DISHOP FORD > Sunday Only HAS YOUR 19 & Over! PRE-APPROVED Contests and Prizes CREDIT FROM Every Week FORD CREDIT Relief Pitcher & Doubles Night PLUS $400 TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF A NEW FORD

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(AP) - Ohio newspapers reacted president's action was necessary "in But the newspaper said the failure of "THE REAGAN administration, involved in recent deadly anti-Ameri- quickly to the United States' announce- defense of the legitimate interests of all the nation's allies to unite behind the however, failed miserably to pass ei- can terrorist strikes. And it is an un- ment that it had carried out air strikes Americans." president's action "is as troubling as It ther test before launching its attack on mistakable bet that Reagan believes against Libya, with most publishing The Cincinnati Enquirer said the air is disappointing" and that the adminis- Libya Monday. Those failures may that the American people, America's editorials Tuesday that supported strikes were justified: tration should be more forthcoming very well seal the death warrants for Western allies, the Soviet Union and President Reagan's decision to act. about its evidence against Khadafy. countless more American targets of even the Arab world will see that he "The United States has offered a "THE TARGETS were not randomly The Tribune Chronicle of Warren Khadafy and other international ter- had no choice but to follow his rhetoric carefully measured response to Libyan chosen: They were selected because said it doubted the attack would deter rorists in the weeks and months with action...." terrorist attacks on innocent people. they stood at the center of Khadafy's the Libyan leader. ahead." Toe Dayton Daily News said the Though Americans are loath to use capacity to train and direct terrorist "We, of course, can never completely United States had little choice but to force in their dealings with other coun- agents around the world." rule out military force as a justifiable Toe Columbus Dispatch said, "Presi- act without the support of its allies, tries, yesterday's air strikes were an The Vindicator of Youngstown said, response to terrorism. Military action dent Reagan's decision to use force save Great Britain. appropriate action against a belliger- "President Reagan has boldly under- may indeed be warranted as a last- against Libya is an unmistakable sig- "Whatever the European allies say, ent outlaw power ...," The Cincinnati scored his own and the nation's deter- resort tactic when all other avenues of nal that the United States is ready to it has been the United States that has Post said. mination that state-sponsored recourse ... have failed and when the play tough with state-sponsored terror- had to do the dirty work on their behalf While The Post said the bombing terrorism, such as that trumpeted by world community or at least the West- ists. It is an unmistakable sign that and get the message across that terror- might stir some sympathy for Libyan ... Khadafy, can not and will not be ern community is united in the appro- Washington has conclusive evidence ism has to be taken seriously and dealt leader Moammar Khadafy, it said the tolerated." priateness of using force. ■ that Moammar Khadafy was directly with firmly," the newspaper said. Kidnapped Dublin woman rescued Search continues DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - Police and sol- two days, she said, the leader "was absolu- blindfolded, but otherwise was well- diers surrounded a hideout and rescued tely hopping mad and I was so pleased. I treated and given newspapers and a radio. for F-lll bomber Jennifer Guinness at dawn yesterday. The really felt great about it." The abductors took her from her pink WASHINGTON (AP) - Mili- the men or their aircraft. Dublin socialite said she had hidden a car yle home in the Dublin suburb tary commanders at the Penta- The administration sources, Kck under her pillow, hoping for a chance SHE SAID she tried to persuade her of Howth, pistol-whipped her husband and gon are actively investigating who agreed to discuss the mat- hit one of her kidnappers. captors that they had grabbed the wrong told him he would never see her again the possibility that the F-lll ter only if not identified, said The three men who held her surrendered Guinness, but after seeing television cov- unless he paid the ransom. bomber missing from this the Pentagon had not ruled out peacefully after six hours of negotiations erage of the family's lavish lifestyle a week's aerial raids on Libya the possibility that the missing at the house in Dublin, police said. member of the gang burst Into her room Police said they did not hear from the may have dropped a bomb off- F-lll never made it back out to Guinness, the petite toyear-old wife of shouting: "You're worth millions!" gunmen after the kidnapping, but clues target after being hit by anti- sea after its bombing run. merchant banker John Guinness, looked The Guinness family is one of Ireland's found in a house in the fashionable Balls- aircraft fire, administration none the worse for her eight-day ordeal richest, with branches in brewing and bridge embassy district of Dublin led them sources said yesterday. THE SOURCES also disclosed when she appeared at a news conference. banking. to another one in Ballsbridge where they The search for an answer to today that not all of the planes Police praised her coolness and courage. Police Superintendent Frank Hanlon found her. what happened to the F-lll has assigned to the Navy and Air She said the three masked men who said the ransom of 2 million Irish pounds Members of the army's anti-terrorist been complicated by incomplete Force assault force were able to seized her at her cliff top mansion April 8 ($2.6 million) that the kidnappers de- Rangers Unit joined police in surrounding reports from other American participate in the bombing runs. put her in the trunk of their car. She manded was not paid. the building shortly after midnight and pilots engaged in the pre-dawn Besides the F-lll that Is now slipped the jack inside her coat and later He said Guinness was "a considerable negotiations began. raid and the inability of Navy missing, two of the 18 bombers hid it under the pillow of the bed on which asset toward the ending of this Incident Hanlon said the three alleged kidnap- searchers to locate any sign of dispatched from England had to she was forced to spend most of her time in through her advice to all parties." Krs were from Dublin, one aged 43 and the missing plane, the sources break off from the attack be- captivity. Guinness said she was moved to about o aged 27, but he would not give their said. cause of mechanical problems, when the gang discovered the jack after five different locations, often gagged and names. Adm. William Crowe, the the sources said. 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Citizens may control porn Stalin's granddaughter back WASHINGTON (AP)-The The draft recommendations growing public awareness and Attorney General's Commission by the 11-member pornography concern over a possible connec- on Pornography is prepared to commission were disclosed tion between adult magazines with classmates in England endorse the creation of citizen Tuesday at an ACLU news con- and crime, violence and child action groups to monitor the ference zeroing in on some of the abuse. performance of judges and pros- thousands of internal documents SAFFRON WALDEN, England (AP)-The not every kid that gets to see three different ecutors in pornography cases, that have been released in the The commission's recommen- 14-year-old American-born granddaughter of countries - three of the most important coun- the American Civil Liberties past week by the commission. dations will be considered at the Josef Stalin returned to her Quaker school tries in the world." Union says. panel's final meeting late this yesterday, tearfully embracing teachers and THE COMMISSION disclosed month and a final report will be classmates and saying her mother was sorry Peters, who first enrolled at the Friends' A working draft of the com- its internal drafts and working issued in June. she made her move to the Soviet Union. School in 1982, flew to London from Moscow- mission's report also favors the papers only after being sued by "It's a very emotional moment. I didn't think Tuesday, traveling on the Soviet passport she idea of citizen groups surveying the ACLU, which alleged that Commission draft documents I'd get back/' said Olga Peters, in the assembly was given when she arrived in the Soviet Union. hewstands and bookstores to keeping the documents secret urge law enforcement crack- hatfof the Friends' School in Saffron Walden, 12 She was brought to the school by two Soviet keep the flow of sexually explicit violated federal law. The suit downs which the ACLU says miles from Cambridge. diplomats and walked into the assembly hall materials in a community in was dropped in return for re- would put an end to production She left the boarding school in Oct. 1964 when where teachers, pupils and a throng of report- check, the ACLU says. lease of the materials. of X-rated films. R-rated horror her mother, Svetlana Alliluyeva, abruptly left ers waited. ACLU legislative counsel films and possibly other popular her home in Cambridge anti took Peters to the HEADMASTER John Woods brought for- Barry Lynn called the citizen The draft recommendations films with sexual themes. Soviet Union. ward four girls and two teachers, all particular monitoring proposal "a man- are being disclosed the week Life in the nation her grandfather ruled for 29 favorites of Peters. There were kisses and ifesto for the creation of a public after Southland Corp. of Dallas ANOTHER DRAFT recom- years was strange for a girl raised in the United hugs, and Peters was in tears. sex-spy network... a nightmar- announced it no longer will sell mendation urges federal regula- States, and from the outset she wanted to Alliluyeva, who uses her mother's last name, ish call to virtually deputize adult magazines such as Play- tors to ban the showing on cable return to the school and friends she knew, defected to the West in 1967 and lived in the citizen zealots into frightening boy and Penthouse at its 7- television of the types of Peters said. United States where she married architect every merchant and media out- Eleven stores. Southland cited material contained in R-rated She spoke no Russian or Georgian, the lan- William Wesley Peters in 1970. Their daughter let into adopting their view of testimony before the pornogra- movies depicting nudity, Lynn guage of Soviet Georgia where she and her was born the next year, and the couple divorced sexual morality. phy commission indicating a said. mother lived, and she said she missed her in 1973. native English. Alliluyeva later moved to Britain to give her daughter an English education. She took her ALSO, HER stepsister and stepbrother daughter to the Soviet Union in October 1964, "were not supportive to me," she told report- saying she had never been happy in the West Group's effort defined by crisis ers. "We didn't know what to say to each and had been hounded by U.S. intelligence other." agents. She also said she wanted to be close to Peters said her mother "deeply regretted her two grown children from previous mar- COLUMBUS (AP) - An organizer of four days express their views of peace through creative taking me away from school so suddenly with- riages. of activities aimed at rallying Ohioans for peace arts, has received the official endorsements of out saying goodbye to anyone," and "she was She has recently told reporters she was also said armed conflict between the United States and Gov. Richard Celeste and 60 municipalities in really thrilled I was coming back." free to leave the Soviet Union, and Peters' Libya has added new meaning to her efforts. Ohio, she said. It also serves as a pilot for a But in general, she added, "It was a great father said Alliluyeva had told him she planned Unifying Ohio for Peace Week began on the nationwide project called Unifying the USA by experience and I don't regret any of it... It's to move to Switzerland. Statehouse lawn yesterday, with appeals for re- 1968. straint in the Middle East after Monday's U.S. Art exhibitions, folk dances and stage perfor- bombing of targets in Libya. The observance lasts mances are scheduled in most towns observing through April 20. the week. In Woodsfield, peace week observers "The events in Libya underscore our aims for will stretch a peace ribbon around the Monroe this week," said Leslie Hudak, executive director County courthouse. of the Cleveland-based Legacy Inc., the statewide interdenominational religious group that orga- Amateur casts in 14 communities will present nized the program. dozens of performances of a play entitled "Alice In Blunderland" through Sunday. 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Republicans halt aid deliberation Federal worker WASHINGTON (AP) - House As a consequence, the amend- "When you have a rotten rule that game." Republicans used a surprise tac- ment by Rep. Lee Hamilton, to play by you are forced to take The Republican tactic pre- tic yesterday to abruptly stop D-Ind., passed 361-66 with only unconventional action," said vented the House from voting on gets big IRS bill House consideration of Presi- one Republican opposing it. It House Republican Leader Bob an amendment by Rep. David dent Reagan's $100 million Nica- would bar all aid to the contras Michel of Illinois, who called the McCurdy, D-Okla. - opposed by COLUMBUS (AP)-Fed- "I had to read it three or raguan aid proposal, saying while making $27 million avail- procedure under which the the White House-that would eral worker Andrew Craw- four times to get all the com- they wanted to divorce it from able for Nicaraguan refugees. House was operating a "sham delay all military aid to the ford says he is not worried mas in the right place," he an unrelated spending bill Rea- The unexpected ploy, which charade." contras and require direct nego- about a $30 million bill from said. "I'm not used to seeing gan badly wants to veto. blocked consideration of an The Democratic ground rules, tiations between the United the Internal Revenue Service figures that big." Democrats claimed the Re- amendment opposed by the he said, were, "a variation of the States and Nicaragua's Sandi- because he assumes it is a Crawford was given until Siublicans acted out of despera- White House, was characterized old con game, heads I win, tails nista government. It also would monumental mistake. midnight Tuesday to come up ion because they did not nave by GOP leaders as a move to you lose." require another affirmative vote "I figure I'd have to make with the money, but said be the votes to defeat a key propo- free the aid plan from a $1.7 "You in the majority lead- by both houses to free the money $150 million a year to pay this was not worried. He said he sal opposed by the White House. billion catch-all spending bill ership who thought vou could for arms. kind of tax," said Crawford, a paid a $1,038 tax bill in Feb- The Republican minority Reagan says is "pork barrel" ignore the plight of democracy Michel outlined a complicated $30,000-a-year chief of secu- ruary and assumed the new pulled its surprise by voting for legislation "brimming with in Nicaragua by turning this procedure to revive the Reagan rity at the federal courthouse. bill was a mistake. an amendment that would nave waste and excess." debate into one in which we had plan, unencumbered by being "I want a balanced budget, Gary Wright, a spokesman ended the Reagan program of to choose between aid to the attached to the spending bill and but I don't want to be the one for the IRS in Cincinnati, said aiding the anti-Sanainista gue- HOUSE SPEAKER Thomas contras and a supplemental ap- O'Neill said he had given his to balance it." Crawford is probably right rillas in Nicaragua - an amend- O'Neill Jr. immediately with- preciations bill loaded with word to Democrats that there Crawford is paying off a ment that had been widely drew the aid plan from consider- goodies," said Michel. "I have would be a vote on the McCurdy $3,000 tax delinquency from "Obviously, it's absurd," expected to fail. ation temporarily. to say again we just can't play amendment. 1963 and 1904. He said he Wright said. "Usually, this received his monthly bill kind of thing is the result of a from the IRS Monday but did key-punch error." not open it until he arrived at his office Tuesday morning. He said investigators would FBI sees link in shoot-out, murders According to the bill, his try to determine the cause of 1985 tax obligation was the mistake to head off simi- $29,890,640.87. COLUMBUS (AP) - Two local reopened the case. ported yesterday that Matix's ratory. lar errors. r)lice detectives headed for "The two men were super- attorney has hired a private Treneff told the newspaper lorida yesterday, seeking in- tight," said Metro-Dade robbery investigator to prove an uniden- that a private investigator was formation about last week's Sgt. Tony Monheim. "I mean, it tified construction worker killed hired in that case to prove Ma- shoot-out between FBI agents was ridiculous. I think they the two women. tix's claim that an unidentified and two robbery suspects with might have even had some kind construction worker bound, links to a 1983 Ohio slaying. of pact together to kill their Attorney Craig Treneff said gagged and stabbed the two Students win case, wives." Matix had filed a $3 million women. William Matix, 34, and Mi- wrongful death suit against the- chael Lee Platt, 32. suspects in COLUMBUS police Capt. An- hospital on Dec. 30,1985. claim- The newspaper said police in several bank robberies, died tone Lanata said yesterday that ing the hospital's failure to 1984 interviewed a construction get reimbursement Friday in a shoot-out with FBI he knew nothing of any pact provide adequate security led to worker, who was on duty that agents in suburban Miami. Two between Matix and Platt, but the stabbing deaths of Patricia day working in a stairwell next FBI agents also were killed in said local authorities planned to Matix and McFadden in the hos- to the lab. No charges were WINONA, Minn. (AP)-The students were short-changed the exchange. compare Platt's fingerprints pital's cancer research labo- filed. verdict is in for nine students and, therefore, that's the reason with those found at the scene of who sued their vocational-tech- for my ruling." Local authorities are inter- the nurses' killings on Dec. 30, nical school complaining about Challeen said the school owes ested in any connection between 1963. poor instruction: A judge says the students the extra class time the men and the 1983 stabbing they are entitled to 10 extra days or money because of 10 days deaths of Matix's wife, Patricia, "I think we would be probably in class or $62.50, but not the when they had no teacher or an and Joyce McFadden at River- grossly incompetent if we didn t Young computer wiz $2,011 they had sought. instructor who wasn't qualified side Hospital in Columbus, take a look at Mr. Platt...," The Winona Area Vocational- to teach the course. where the women worked as Lanata said. Technical Institute students said nurses. Matix previously lived in separate suits filed in small "TO ME that's the best solu- in Delaware, Ohio, about 20 He said detectives were never helps library staff claims court that they had seve- tion," he said. "If I give them all miles north of here, prior to his satisfied with Matix's reaction AVON LAKE, Ohio (AP) - system, Michael held training ral instructors in an auto body their money back and they get wife's killing on Dec. 30,1983. to the slaying or with his alibi. When the Avon Lake High sessions to teach the library repair class after the first one their credits back that's not fair. Platt's wife also died a violent Matix told them he was home School library entered the staff how to use it and wrote a quit. They contended the poor I think it's a compromise." death in 1984 from a gunshot with their baby daughter at the computer age, the staff didn't program for sending out no- quality of their instruction blast. Authorities ruled the time. have to search very far for meant they would have trouble The students were seeking the death a suicide, but have since The Columbus Dispatch re - tices for overdue books. The getting jobs. money as compensation for the Into. program cuts the time for Winona County District Court time they said they wasted. : ; ; : : Junior Michael Plusch, the sending out library overdue ■:■:•:■:■:•:■:■ :•:■: «-:*x :-: : : : :¥:¥ra^ school's computer wizard, notices from two days to two Judge Dennis Challeen said in Bill Gau, one of the students helped install and implement hours. his ruling Monday that the stu- who sued, said the publicity the the library's computer sys- Michael, 17, says comput- dents received adequate educa- case generated had benefitted American Heart tem. He's been a hero to the ers are nothing new to him - tion, but were entitled to either all students in the course. He librarians ever since. he has 13 of them at his home compensation or extra instruc- said the school has provided 'Association "I just don't know what in Lorain County. tion. S,000 worth of new equipment we'd do without him, since "The school did their best r the class as well as a good none of us had any prior expe- "MANY OF them are under very unfortunate circum- instructor. rience with computers," said things we've had but are no stances," Challeen said in an "As far as we're concerned, Pam Hoffmann, librarian and longer state-of-the-art," he interview yesterday. "But the we already won," he said. media specialist at the said. "Some of the new school. software won't fit in the old ON RESERVE Besides helping install the computers." Test laundry product ■ s AT KINKO'S. § to do double duty Nov. you can provide your students with OW^RD'S CINCINNATI (AP)-Procter washing process from the sheet i'i in 11 ii I aw & Gamble Co. is test-marketing which resembles a quilted coy* an alternative to the library reserve a new laundry product in the erlet. 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"It really hurts with motions "I love being captain," Brooks above my head. When its real said. Coach Stack leaves Korey bad, it grinds; you can hear it," and I a lot of responsiblity and Brooks said "At times the pain that means a lot to us. Lyn Brooks goes all the way down to my elbow." "We want the younger players got to the state tournament, the Earlier this spring, Lyn to feel they can come to us with competition was difficult." missed two weeks of action due any problems they have. Tennis After writing various universi- to the injury, but an injection is much different in college; its ties, Brooks try ed out at the ones has her once again at her rac- more team-oriented." she favored (a practice no quet. Tennis is certainly different in longer permitted by the NCAA) "My Soal would be to have an college for Brooks. In high and chose BG. ee season and I would school, she played on the men's "The design program looked arc be a contender in the Imminent "Payne" Phcwun.ve„.ty New, < varsity team. really nice and (former) coach MAC," Brooks said. "That's "My high school didn't have a (Debbie) Kerkelwitz was also asking a lot. but I'm not one to Bowling Green's Mike "Felix" Payne makes a diving play during this weekend's vollyball action. girls team, so I played with the very nice," Brooks said. give up easily." men," Brooks said. "I played With or without tennis suc- varsity doubles my freshman Brooks was prepared in a cess, Lyn Brooks will graduate year. Then my sophomore year, unique way for college tennis. from Bowling Green in Decem- Falcons lose volleyball finale I played singles. "Women play a more consis- ber with more than memories. THINGS WERE were at times tent game of tennis than men. I "In college, I've been on my Bowling Green's men's both of whom were unde- the best of both teams rise to tough on Lyn. learned the power game from own, I've bad fun and I've club volleyball team, compet- feated. BG had split with Ohio the challenge. The Falcons "I won more than I lost, but playing against guys in high learned to be independent," ing in the finals of the Mid- and beat Purdue and Ohio prevailed 17-15, eliminating many of the guys I played would school, but I was inconsistent. , Brooks said. "I've met a lot of west Intercollegiate Wesley an. hassle me. she said. "I im- she said. "Debbie brought out people, and I've learned a lot Volleyball Association club In the quarterfinals, the proved tremendously my junior the tiger in me, but coach Stack that I can apply to everday life. championships for the third Falcons defeated Miami 15- The Irish were dumped by and senior year, but once we is a better organizer. We play a Now, I have a lot I want to do." time in four years, lost to 10. 8-15 and 15-6. They then Wisconsin 10-15 and 10-15. Wisconsin 1M, 9-15,1M and advanced to play host team 15-7. Michigan in one semi, while Mike Payne, the Falcons' The Badgers, led by sopho- Wisconsin played defending senior captian and only set- mores Dan Springob, Greg champ Notre Dame in the ter, led the offense as the Ruggers race past Bearcats Kempen and Darry Cielinski, other semifinal match. Falcons posted their best of- captured their first title in the The Wolverines, who were fensive stats of the season. oldest collegiate volleyball riding the crest of their unde- Payne's individual perfor- Fans expecting to attend a the Cincinnati Wolfhounds, who In addition to his two pushover tournament in the country. feated status, were rudely mance earned him the Com- rugby match last Saturday at are probably the top city club in tries, Wood also collected an- BG moved out of Satur- shaken by the Falcons in the missioner's Award as well as College Park were instead the Midwest League." other on BG's feared front peel day's preliminary round as first game 15-2. being selected to the MIVA treated to a track meet as Bowl- But the Bearcats apparently the number three-seed over- The second game, which all-star team for the second ing Green's club rugby team left tradition at home, as the %It didn't take long for the the all behind UW and Michigan, lasted almost 60 minutes, saw time. pummeled the University of Cin- Falcons' forwards pushed, Falcons to exploit those holes, cinnati 42-4 and 60-3. shoved, and generally bullied especially wing Rob Clark. their counterparts all day. Clark, last season's record- ■ The Falcons shredded the BG's forwards, led by front setting try scorer, broke out of a Bearcats' defense for 21 tries row players Dave Cramer, Dave scoring slump to bum the Bear- (rugby's equivalent of a touch- Meyer and Ed Cvelbar, over- cats for three tries. Joining him A PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAM down in football) in the two powered UC's forwards twice in in the end-zone on solo efforts SPONSORED BY THE matches. The Falcons have now CJ-line-stand situations, allow- were prop Dave Cramer, fly half INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF outscored the opposition 485 eighth-man Pat Wood to Scott Huff and fullback Terry SHOPPINC CENTERS KIDS points to just 46, and it appears score relatively easy tries both Busch. Center Tony Konczak's MDSlLKN'lUtJftl'LW to be a good bet the ruggers will times. three conversions closed out the srm? break the season scoring record MAZZARELLA AGREED, scoring in the first match with of 671 points set last fall. Gaising Falcons' captain Dave BG on top, 42-4. "This has traditionally been a ever. The scoring continued un- tough match for us," Falcons' "Dave has developed into the abated in the second match as gggggiagggs^ coach Roger Mazzarella said. top collegiate player in the Mid- BG burned UC for 12 more tries "UC gets a lot of support from west," Mazzarella said. en route to a 60-3 victory. ENJOY GOOD LIVING IN '86 WITH s Giveahoot.- -Don't pollute. PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. 835 High St. — Rental Office Located at Cherrywood Health Spa is proud to announce that the Phone 352-9378 9:00-4:30 Monday — Friday Housing Openings for Summer & Fall HAVEN HOUSE Feature* WINNER OF PIEDMONT — 8th & HIGH ST. 2 bedroom — carpeted & furnished BIRCHWOOD PLACE — 650 SIXTH ST. Gas heat — gas cooking The Roommate of the Year Contest (landlord pays gas) SMALL BLDGS. — MANVILLE BETWEEN Laundry areas in each building 6th & 7th Residents pay only electric IS 707 SIXTH ST. 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• • Sideline turn a fine double play. prospect in years and Al Nipper is about to put it together. Also, DAVE STTEB is the best 14-13 if he's healthy, "Oil Can" Boyd «8~& Matt Winkeljohn pitcher in baseball and the rest can win at least IS games. of the staff is strong as well. If sports reporter the bullpen can tie it all WATCH OUT for Don Baylor together, the Jays will again in a Boston uniform. finish on top in the East. The Yankees have plenty of If I didn't catch you off guard sticks, but the pitching Is with some of my National Sparky Anderson took a quick suspect and something always League picks yesterday, maybe lesson in how not to shoot off goes wrong in New York. I can throw a few loops your way one's mouth last year. After Don't say I never did anything with my American League winning the 1984 World Series, for an Indians fan. Julio Franco selections. Sparky proclaimed his Tiger and Brett Butler can run and team among the best in baseball Andre Thornton and Brook He started his comeback last If this beleagured crew jells, the Seaver and reliever Bob James, While it is indeed hard to history. Then, the error-prone Jacoby and others can put the week with a three-hit shutout of Royals might have trouble. the White Sox are shaky on the repeat as a champion in any Detroit squad stumbled to a knock on it. But why did the the Blue Jays. Frank Viola and Bert mound. And they may yet trade sport, I'm tired ot hearing about third place finish last. One world Tribe send first baseman Jim DAN QUISENBERR Y is not Blyleven are nice to have on a Tom Terrific. how the Toronto Blue Jays were championship does not a Wilson back to the minors? what he used to be out of the pitching staff .but they are not The Angels are getting old, a fluke last year. dynasty make. Offense will carry Cleveland n, but he's still close to the enough. Ron Davis will have to old. old. However, this is still a strong and with a little luck (Ditching) have a big year in relief if Flukes do not survive 162 baseball team. They have at a they will be able to outlast both Lonnie Smith and Willie Minnesota is going anywhere. The Rangers are in for a long games in the AL East. little of everything. Power, the Orioles and Brewers. Wilson give the Royals speed on Gary Gaetti, Kirby Puckett, summer. Outfielders Oddibe The Jays have enough speed, pitching and depth. 47-year old Phil Niekro will the basepaths. And George Kent Hrbek and Tom Brunansky McDowell and Gary Ward can pitching, hitting and defense to Lance Parrish, Alan Trammel!, add a little excitement to an Brett, Frank White, Steve are explosive enough to make do some damage, but not enough again win this division. Platoon Lou Whitaker and Chet Lemon otherwise bleak pitching staff. Balboni and Darryl Motley are the Twins exciting. to offset another year of dismal catcher Buck Martinez has a form the best up-the-middle The Orioles have Cal Ripken, good for at least 80 homeruns. IN SEATTLE, Gorman pitching. sore back and is returning from combination in the league. Eddie Murray and Mike Young, Oakland rookie outfielder Jose Thomas, Phil Bradley and Jim a broken leg. At age 37, the road Knick-knack injuries are but for Baltimore to improve, Canseco is going to be one of the Presley (combined 86 HR's), Rookie outfielder Pete back might be a bumpy one. bothering several Tigers, but Storm Davis and Mike most exciting power hitters in will ioin rejuvenated pitcher Incaviglia is only the third Also, Jimy (one 'nV) Williams is you can look for Detroit to be in Boddicker will have to get it years. He looks like an outcast Mark Langston and power the player ever to go straight from untested as a manager. the thick of things in September. together. And a few unfamiliar from the World Wrestling Mariners to fourth place. college to the majors. If he The Boston Red Sox have one faces must have bis years. Federation. This guy is Brutus Ron Kittle Carlton Fisk, Greg learns to handle the breaking Jesse Barfield, George Bell of the most feared offensive Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Beefcake II. Walker and Harold Baines can ball, he'll be a superstar. and Lloyd Moseby make up one lineups in baseball, but that's Cecil Cooper. And? And nothing. Other favorites in the bay area bash the hide off the ball (109 Another summer of American of the best outfields in baseball. nothing new. But pitching is Boo Brewers. will be outfielders Dwayne Hr's), but Kittle, Fisk and League baseball should be And 23-year-old shortstop Tony indeed a new thing in Beantown. The Royals are also going to Murphy and Mike Davis and Walker combined to hit only enough to keep offensive- Fernandez led the AL in chances Long a foreign word in this city, repeat. Dennis Leonard rejoins shortstop Alfredo Griffin. .242. Without people on base, it minded fans in their seats. Look and assists last year while the BoSox have some an already excellent starting Joaquin Andujar joins the doesn't matter who can hit the for a record or near-record rutting .289. Damaso Garcia impressive youth. Roger rotation after a leg injury talented 20-year old Jose Ri jo on ball out of the park. number of home runs as power combines with Fernandez to Clemens has been called the top scratched him for three years. an unpredictable pitching staff. And with the exception of Tom becomes all-out vogue in the AL. Use The Escort Service Cavalier's G.M.Weltman fired RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - The as executive vice president arid "I think it's fairly unlikely, tion the team was going in," Cleveland Cavaliers fired Gen- general manager of the Cavs," because that's a tremendously Gund said. Purchase any 12" or 16" eral Manager Harry Weltman owners George and Gordon demanding combination of re- Superb cheese pizza only.. yesterday, leaving vacancies in Gund said in a news release. sponsibilities," Gund said. "It The decision was made two of the NBA team's top posi- "We are commencing immedi- doesn't work very often, be- largely because of the "un- tions. ate efforts to identify and secure cause there's a conflict between settled nature of things," he Weltman had directed a revi- the services of a new general a coach looking for victories in said, including the firing of Karl talization of the franchise that manager for the team. That the short term and a general and, earlier in the season, the $il99 stalled this season when the person will lead the search for a manager dealing with long- firing of assistant coach Mo Mc- Cavaliers failed to make the new head coach." range plans." Hone. 4 NBA playoffs. He fired coach Gordon Gund said it was possi- GUND SAID Weltman "was Additional Items $1°° George Karl with IS games re- ble but unlikely the Cavaliers really stunned by the decision." Gund said he hoped to have a would hire one person as both "I have certainly let him know new general manager in place a Bowling Green 352-1539 "We have decided not to re- head coach ana general man- in the last couple of months that few weeks before the NBA draft new Harry Weltman's contract ager. I was concerned about the direc- in June.

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In Wilson's Words impersonations don't prevent a the delight of the clubhouse only know bow. serious attitude developing over attendant who never had any My shot dribbles to the brook for a receiver what's supposed to be a leisure idea she would ever meet the which lay only 50 yards in front CLEVELAND (AP) - The the ball over the middle and activity. three hall-of-famers from three of where we started. The faint Cleveland Browns, in the the ability to return kicks. So with every new spring, different sports. "ker-plop" tells me that in my market for a wide receiver, The list, however, could comes new optimism. And with We approached the tee, and moment of glory, my hopes for are longing to choose Ernest by Phillip B. Wilson that new optimism, comes my passive smile turns to one of change before draft day, as wire editor ectasy have sank as quick as my Givins of Louisville in the Davis hears input from assis- dreams of success. a more Joking tone. ball did in the water. National Football League's tant coaches Richard Mann I'm not talking about shooting "Mr. Nicklaus, would you like Every dream has its end. draft. and Joe Pendry and Browns Some things will probably the round of a lifetime. No, this to let the two amateurs go first," As much as I love the game of Whether the speedy Givins player relations representa- ; never change. is much more serious. I playfully joust. Solf, I can't kid myself, even will still be available when tive Paul Warfield about I As in my childhood days. I'm IT WOULD be as if I just woke Nicklaus agrees and the two uring REM sleep. Cleveland gets its first choice prospects coming out of the ' an emotional guy who tends to up one day, a new man, with "nuisances" walk up to the tee. Oh well, golf season is here in the draft's second round is college ranks. go overboard on rooting for my visions so great, so Baseball great Pete Rose and I can hardly wait to drag my guesswork, even for Bill Da- Warfield, a Hall of Fame sports favorites. unimaginable, so ... accepts the role of aggressor irons out of the trunk of my car. vis, Cleveland's vice presi- receiver who played in the With that in mind, one could In* morning dew can be and takes first honors. His first Who knows, maybe I win dent of personnel and NFL for the Browns and the imagine the effect Jack smelled from a mile away as my drive is consistent, average in surprise myself. coordinator of the Browns' Miami Dolphins, has taken on Nicklaus had on me after his entourage and I approach the length, yet down the middle. I might even improve on my draft. special scouting duties as the pulsating win in the Masters on clubhouse at approximately Much to Rose's surprise, 7'2" best effort an 88. team seeks to find receivers Sunday .1 was so charged up 7:30. The four of us could only basketball star Kareem Abdul- And that would be so DAVIS SAD) yesterday to work well with second-year after hearing the Golden Bear play at this time because of the Jabbar laughs at the first stroke satisfying. that the WooWfc, 170-pound quarterback Bernie Kosar. had returned to fine form, my media hype surrounding my of the day. He is only kidding I'M AN average writer at best Givins currently is ranked The Browns are without a mind decided to take a serious friends arrival the night before. and the laugh becomes even and can only get up and down first on the Browns' draft list first-round pick due to last leave of absence. It all started innocently greater when his initial effort the basketbalTcourt consistently for wide receivers. Davis de- year's trade with Buffalo to Not only that, but Nicklaus' enough. I wrote three of my falls far short of Rose's. for two hours on a good day (if scribed Givins as having aquire Kosar in the supple- win reminded me it's favorite sports legends ana "What do you expect from a my ankles are healthy). I fust speed, the courage to catch mental draft. springtime, my favorite season urged them to join me in an guy who uses telephone poles for don't possess any outstanding of the year. afternoon on the links at the now clubs," I joke. attributes that can stack up as For many, spring may be a famous University course. Nicklaus politely smiles, then being better than the average time for couples to cascade Ever since I shattered the BG cranks his driver up. His shot, next person. through campus, but not me. course record with a round of SB even for a 46-year-old, is still one But with golf there's After Sunday, all I can think of is in early June, Bowling Green of the best. something that seems so simple taking my tnisty Ben Hogans had gained notoriety. Now it is my turn and I am about the sport. Something that out to the University's Golf My talents were on the covers nervous. They had come from sends chills down my spine 1 Item Urge Pizza Course and then trying my best of ail the popular sporting miles away for this moment - to everytime I try my luck. to imitate an average golfer. magazines because of my be with ME. When my putter is on (I broke I admittedly can't compare continued success in traveling My effort must be as amazing one last year and the other is $4.95 In House my golfing exploits with anyone across the country. Everyone is as the story which follows my resting comfortably in one of the in the Nicklaus family, including waiting to see when I'll turn pro. recent popularity. lakes out there), I often see $5*95 Delivery the family dog (if he has one), But first, there is one matter I On the first hole, I calmly myself as a golden bear of sorts. but I still try my best. need to attend to. enter into my backswing and And maybe if I could be lucky, Even my best Bill Murray The men all signed in, much to then follow through the way I for once, on that first swing ... 352-3551 expires 4/30/86 352-3551 Stewart hopes for Early Bird Specials slower Indy 500 at the Falcon's Nest 20% 2 Eggs, Toast & Sm. Coffee 99* - CINCINNATI (AP) - Former Ford, drove twice in what he Above w/ Hash Browns $ 1.29 Grand Prix driver Jackie Stew- calls the world's biggest single- OFF art believes that if Indianapolis day sporting event the India- ttm** 500 racing officials reduce napolis 500. He was knocked out Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 10 a.m. speeds in the annual Memorial of contention both times by car 'Day classic, the race will be as failure. ir -ir -Cr -tr •& ft * ft ft it ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft exciting but safer for drivers. "I can't remember the name of the engine - it was a four- He also said cars of the future letter word - but an oil pump «• Jeans W Things will be smaller, lighter and safer failure severely affected the * because of improvements in en- economy of Scotland in 1966 and FOUNDERS FEST 531 Ridge St. gineering, achieved partly I don't think it has recovered * through the efforts of constant yet," he joked. Saturday, April 19 1-5 p.m. * testing programs and partly But Stewart was not joking Founders Court Yard * through auto racing. when he added, "I don't think * SENIOR CHALLENGE • SENIOR CHALLENGE • SENIOR Formula One racing, in which the excessive speeds they have * Stewart won three world reached serve any purpose. If ■a championships before he retired the speeds are reduced by an * IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO SHOW YOUR in 1973, never will be as big as average of 30 miles an hour, I * oval racing in the United States, don't think anyone will notice. > V. SENIOR SPIRIT be said. It's the drivers who bring out the Sv4> C/l5^ •■6' «? ~o" * Stewart, a consultant for 400,000 to 500,000 people?' c? /«? «e *■ * Support Senior Challenge THURSDAY STUDENT NIGHT * INEMA1&2 WITH CURRENT IDS ISS ONLY 12.00 5 ********************* FOR EVERYONE WHO'S BEEN ' — MBIT IN LOVE OR DEEPLY IN DEBT 1 F,NAI ,__ TOM HANKS - SHELLY LOW) «•:•:•:■ Volunteers — Please return all pledge a#™ 8iuONEY PIT I STUDENT cards to the Alumni Center by Friday, AT 7:30 t 9:1 S ^^ AT 7:JO t 8-15 April 18. ■p-r ORGANIZATIONS ADULTS $3.50 KIDS S2.00 WED. STUDENT NIGHT ONLY $2.00 HOIN3S • 3DN311VHD HOIN3S • 39N311VH3 HOIN3S MAT. SAT i SUN ONLY 12.00

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Cal now' Offennauer Reasonable ratee 2 units aval Sentimental value It round please cal Cindy Criminal Justice Organization 352-9611. ask tot Elaine. 354-7115 Reward' CALL JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE BIKE RACE' BIKE RACE' GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,040 -$69.230-yr 354 2280 or 352-6553 LOST Ladies gold watch m front ol Harshman- BIKE RACE' BIKE RACE! MR SPOTS Now Hiring Cal 1 -805-887-6000 Ext R 9849 Dunbar Thursday. April 3 3725178 1 BIKE RACE BIKE RACE' Mr Spot's BO'S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR for currant federal let - Lost sal of keys with ' Btoux" heart key chain Check Out The New WE DELIVER THE BEST • 2 BEDROOM-FURN ft UNFURN •PRIVATE SLEEPING ROOMS" and Mather strip Please call Theresa al DELTA UPSILON AND MAHATTER GET Spot's T-Srwts - $5 00 352-SPOT GOVERNMENT JOBS $16.040-$50,230- Major UflRkM ft Cable TV Fum 352-3519 TOGETHER THIS STURDAY-GET ON THE 352-SPOT yr One half Block Oft Campua GUEST LIST" We Delver the Best Lost Uptown. Friday Nighl Jean tackat. Now Hiring Cal 1-805-887-6000 Ext R 9849 CALL TOM tor current federal 1st driver's kcenae ft horary card Please return No "ALPHA PHI SCOPE OUT" Mon -Fri 7 AM Noon 362-4673 Questions asked' Cal Knsti 3724873 "ALPHA PHI SCOPE OUT" MOVIE BREAKING AWAY LIFEGUARDS WANTEDParllime work Evening ft wkend 352 1800 K Lyn. IS CANCELED LOST: THICK OOLD BRACELET "ALPHA PHI SCOPE OUT" avaaabte at Portage Quarry MUST BRING RED USING S C U MODEL LEASE Say "YES" lo Michigan' FOR TONIGHT REWARD! CALL JAN AT 2 3803 CROSS CERTIFICATION CARO and apply In OR 2-2750 parson at 121 S. Mexv Bowing Green Accep ling appecations untl Apr! 25. 1988 Carty Rentals Need a Change-TRY USi 2 bdrm apt lor 3-4 students K ZzzzzH. Campua Pagtiai s LOST: 13" Gold chain (appro* 1-2" wide) College Nile Sale 1 bdrm. house. 12 mo. ktaae starting in May Thursday 6 9 pm How bout a nap for. oh. a week? Maybe two? 440 E. Court 352-9638 Need aggreaarve business-marketing major lor Lost Thursday. April 10 between music building As long as there's no snortng' Phone 352-7365 and library REWARD 352-8829 Falcon House summer beverage salsa m merchandising I40E Wooaler KATHY AND ANDREA "BREAK A LEG positon Must have car, be 19 or older & be LOST 24' gold Cham and medium-sized gold Downtown BG TONIGHT' IN WEST SIDE STORY. WERE ALL localed In Loratn. Erie counties Sand resume CARTY RENTALS Apt* -Houses-Rooms cross Lost in front ol Rodgers Quad on SO PROUDILOVE. YOUR ALPHA CHI Shop Downtown letter to Dept 8, PO Box 122, Loo*!. OH weekend of Fob 7-9 Incredible sentiments! SISTERS Colege Nighl Tonight 44052 Summer Rentate-3 mo. leesss Phone 362-7365 value! REWARD. Call 352-4319 Fad Rush 86 Fail Rush 86 That Thursday from 6 8pm Lose 10-29 pounds in 30 days or less Summer Employment Spring Information Night tonight! Special Savings lor Colege Students Cal Tom 372-4342 Putin Bay Island Thur* Apr! 17th 8 00 N E Commons Carry-out Dal, 40-44 hours week Cozy 2 person apartment Close to campus tor Come and "Reach tor the Stars" Contact trwtn or Martyn (419) 865-3793 Registration Fee: S20 "ALPHA PHI SCOPE OUT" sublet* this Summer Microwave included RIDES "ALPHA PHI SCOPE OUT" Cal 353-1410 lor details "ALPHA PHI SCOPE OUT" NEED ONE NON-SMOKING MALE ROOMATE Summer |obs available m United Methodist Fumshed lower duplex for 4 Founders Fest Aprx 19. 15PM FOR SLIMMER 86 TO SHARE 1 BEDROOM Camp* Need walerlront directors (WSII. PLEASE HELP1 If you know of anyone coming Furnished upper duplex for 3. Games, contests, music, international food, in APT ON 4TH ST. NICE APT . CHEAP RENT counselors I kitchen help Call Summer ft Fal TO BG FROM Miami this weekend (4-181 courtyard CALL TOM AT 353-2705 AFTER 5:00 1-800-762-7932 tor aflptrattoil PLEASE Cal me so my friend can come loo' MR SPOTS Phone 352-0839 AUTHENTIC. ORIGINAL Paula Brody IGas Money'!) Carol 372 1520 -thenks Hey Wlsconsxi' What a hoser. eh' I sm know something you don't know, but It's yours on the Philadelphia Steak Sandwiches Happy 21st Roomie Gat excited tor tonight' Criminal Justice majors wanted tor security Rktadaap*f*1afyn**dadtoC1*v*fand Wat help 19th Can you handle? Buffalo Style Chicken Wings Lov*. your favorite Roommate. poaltJons in Parma- Sophomores or Juniors. with gas $ Weekend 014 18 -20 Cal Wendy We defrver after 4:00 Furnished efficiency for Summer Close to cam PHI MU SENIORS ExeHent pay for Summer 86 Call Carol al 372 4995 HOUSEBOY NEEDED FOR 86 87 SCHOOL 352-SPOT 372-2452 for more Information pus. Reduced rate. 352-8219 YEAR You Better beware House lor rent lor Summer Cal U*a 2-3395 lor appointment Your scheming sisters NEW ENGLAND BROTHER-SISTER 3 people 321 1-2 E Many Are prowtang out there CAMPS-tMass.) Man Kee Nac lor Boys- SERVICES OFFERED LSAT. CPA. ORE. QMAT. MCAT Get psyched for Semor night! Denbee tor Gate. Counselor Posmona tor Pro- Price Negotiable ACT. SAT. PSAT. NCLEX.RN gram Sparstaili: Al Team Sports especially Cal Anne -353 3700 If interersted The Concert Band Don't compete with a Kaplan student, Baaebal 1 Baaketbal 25 Tenner openings. Ar- be onei "BREAKING AWAY" Al your lycvng needs- Sat. 4-19 Kobackar chery, hklng, gymnaettcs. pkuiisl. rfflery, House lor Rent Closs to campus. 4 bedrooms CALL 352-6802 or 636-3701 MOVIE FOR TONIGHT prompt ft professional Admission Free rocketry, ropes course All Wsterfronl 2 bathe, washer-dryer $480-12 mo. lease IS CANCELED Clara 352-4017 Activities-Including Swimming, Skkng. Small 363-1731 alter 6:00pm MARY HROMCO Craft: plus overnight camping Inquire J ft D Portable To4el Rental 352-7318 Available lor Congratulations on getting into the Math Honor Camping. 190 Linden Avenue. Glen Ridge, NJ Thurstn Manor Apartment* parties and other occasions Society!' Way lo go'Love ya. Sue ft Tammy 07028 Phone (201) 429-8522 RayDumap WANTED Fuly Carpeted. As- CondtJoned PREGNANT? CONCERNS' Free pregnancy You were only half right when you said I was in Cable TV. Furnished Efficiency ft teat Otnecnve mlo Cal now 354-HOPE love with a l-up Move to Texas-get ahead! Pkgof 500 ptuaco's Food Servers Laundry FacUbsa Appacabon* lor 14673) Hour* M.Th 10-8pm T.W Fr apt plus more Write lor info: MAK TX OPP- Fourth roommate needed lor 88-87. 2 Victor's Waterfront Cafe Summer and Fal at 451 Thursbn Ave SENIOR CHALLENGE GIVING WEEK 10-4 30: Sat 10am 100 Rtchter 13110 Kuykenriahl 402. Houston. TX bedrooms, dose to campua. Cal at 2-1574 or now accepting appecations 'or Across from Offenhausr Towers APRIL 14-18 77090 2-1573 lul ft pi time tood servers 352 5435 TYPING SERVICES for al types ol papers al COMMIT YOURSELF with your Apply at our office building 75-pg IrJbl sp I 90-pg lor dissertations pledge to excellence T.G IF Blow out at Campus Pegse. a 1 female roommate for Summer '86 Nice apt. very dose to campua Own bedroom Rent is 4010 Columbus Ave. Sanduaky. OH 44870 352-3987 from 8am-9pm Al pitchers a unbetevabte price 2 p.m. to 4 or Phone 826-8287 pm Friday 440 E Court 352 9638 negotiable Cal Tammy at 2 6498 LOSE WEIGHT the natural way with nutritious SENrORS' Housss ft Apt* lor 88-67 school year herbal products Cal Mr PtvSps at 353-0143 THIS WEEK IS GIVING WEEK- Transferring to OSU" 2 nonsmoking females 1 mass roommate to share apartment for Fal- Smrm-Boggs Rentals Office 532 Manv*Ja, rear HAVE YOU MADE YOU PLEDGE? need 1 2 rmtes for apt tying! Please cal Kkn Spring 68-87 school year. Cal James 352-9457 between 12 4 SENIOR CHALLENGE 86 2-3880 or Denlae 2 3984 372-3153. LARGE 1 bedroom unfum , stove. r*Atg. dtthwathst lumtthad Aval May 16 cJ John 1 NONSMOKING FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR SALE Nawtov* Real Estate 354-2260 .Classified Information. NEEDED FOR SUMMER '88 TO SHARE 2 BEDROOM APT CALL UNOA 354-7508 The BG News Mail-In Form 1978 Chevy Caprice sedan. V8. auto. PS. PB. Party Room 1 OR 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR AM-FM. new ores, good condition $1500 or CLOSE TO CAMPUS, IS7S PER PERSON PER kon $125 Cal 372 6698 up to 4 Ismstes needed im- SEMESTER WITH 4 PEOPLE, CABLE TV AND nvadWery lor summer Super dose to campua. AM CIJI40ITIONINO INCLUOED. CALL SOONI Classification in which you wish your ad to appear: Cal now 372 5965 Wm a brown talored leather coataREAT for ];2-l»s* CARRIE OR $72:6795: KELLY WANTED: Femate. non-amoklng roommate to Spring Worth $150 Wl eel $75 [neg ) Dia- INCREDaXY CHAPJama 1 BR avsxabie lor Campus a City Events* _ Wanted mond pendent one qtr. carat MUST SELL. share 2 bedroom apt with 2 gn* lor 1966-67 summer Inches from campua. FULLY lurnished Help Wanted $250 value, sal $176. CM 372-4319 ask for Lost * Found _ y**r BO Apartments on Second St Cal and comlortable, utaties paid WHAT MORE Rides _ For Sal* 372-4546 Lfe COULD YOU ASK FOR? Cal 362-4310 and For Rent leave message __ Sftrflcss Ottered _ ACT NOW! DISKETTES Personals Bu*5 i 4' DSDO 49 cants each LotaofSO To ■ubltaat a mo* HELP WANTED •CsmpuafClty Event ads are published free ol charge tor on* day for a non-profit event or masting only. Thaaa am not aaconda MONEY BACK 2bedroom apt. Now tumrture ft dose to cam- OUARANTEE. No QueetOne asked Csl MkCKO pus Avaaabte 88-87 school year. Cal Frank 353-0807 or Mark 363-2216 $600-$2000 A MONTH CENTER. 1-S0O4JJ-44JI 8-8 EST M-F; 10-6 Date* of Insertion . MaH to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) Part «me $4000-110.000 Sal Offer expkaa 6-15-88 The BG News A MONTH FJ time VAND SALEIII 214 West Had BGSU Ask Me How' ROCKLEDOE MANOR 352-9511 Wooden table wrti 4 malcrwig chairs. HUM (9 1 i tasmli, furntahed Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ft 10 speed), furniture, TV sets, microwave. 2 bdrm*., 2 bathe, dkuiwsslw H20 bad. plants, cratee. am. metric f*> (Checks payable to The BO News) 120 Counselor 1 m*truc1or Position* AvalaBle extra storage 4 persons ptanoaa, etc Weekend of Apr! 18 ft 20 Sat-' Comer of 6th ft S Colege Phone: 372-2601 Prtvale Coed Summer Camp In Pooono Mts . l« ■ >. ■ I p.m., Still.: 1:00 i.m to 1:00 Pa Contact Ceyuga. PO Box 234BQ, Cal John Newtove Real Estate Total number of days to appear. Keneworth, N.J. 07033 110 s 0 main, Tracy a Judy 364-2280 (2011276 0106