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Panly cloudy. High 40 Vol. 68 Issue 51 THE BG NEWSThunorsday, November 21,1985 Seat belt bill locked in Senate COLUMBUS (AP) - Slate lawmak- be patient." Gov. Richard Celeste when the House, Bay Village. Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, president pro ers adjourned working sessions for the Pfeifer called off efforts to complete which had narrowly defeated it last Sens. Marigene Valiquette, D-To- tern of the Senate, both said they would year late yesterday after a highly passage of the measure after failing to week, reconsidered the bill, approved ledo, and Thomas Carney, D-Girard, changed their earlier vote from no to controversial bill requiring the use of round up the 17 votes needed in the 33- it 52-41, then sent it to the Senate for who voted for the proposal in May, yes.Tnat made up for two of the lost auto seat belts hit a final snag in the member Senate to concur in House approval of changes made in the House were absent yesterday. Former Sen. votes, and the presence of Valiquette Senate. changes. version. Lowell Steinbrenner, another yes vote, or Carney would have put the bill over The chief sponsor, Sen. Paul Pfeifer. He fell "just one vote short," due to THE HOUSE sponsor, Rep. Arthur resigned and has since been replaced the top, Pfeifer said. R-Bucyrus, said he was disappointed the absence of two senators who had Bowers, D-Steubenville, picked up sup- by Sen. Dick Shafrath, R-Wooster, who The seat belt bill sets a $20 fine for that the measure was not enacted prior voted for the bill in May. port from some members who were said he planned to oppose the bill. drivers who do not use the safety to the heavy travel of the year-end Earlier yesterday, it appeared the absent from the House last week, in- But Senate Minority Leader Harry device, and a $10 levy against passen- holidays but said, "We'll just have to measure was headed for the desk of cluding that of Rep. Jeffrey Jacobs, R- Meshel, D-Youngstown, and Stanley gers. Women focus of Smokeout Lung cancer now a leading cause of death in females by Janet Pavasko and Jim Nteman staff reporters • Video helps smokers break habit, page 4. Women who smoke will be the focal point of the ninth annual cent of the women said they had Mary Ann Frost, coordinator of Great American Smokeout that kicked the habit. the Well. is being held today. "The goal of The Well is to "The focus ... is on the fe- KIRBY SAID the Bowling make the campus aware of the male because of the great num- Green office of the ACS, in work- smokeout," Frost said. ber that are turning up with lung ing with The Well in the Student "Students will also be able to cancer." said Anita Kirby, exec- Health Center, will have a booth send out good wishes through utive director of the American set up from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. campus mail and our wish Cancer Society (ACS) in Wood today in the University Union board," she said. "Any money County. ACS Is sponsoring the Foyer where literature on smok- donated to the wish project will program. ing and lung cancer will be dis- be donated to the American Can- Kirby said that this year, fot tributed, along with buttons and cer Society." the first time in the United wristbands for smokers. "ITS IMPORTANT for col- States, lung cancer has passed The wristband can be used by lege students to become aware breast cancer as a leading cause friends of smokers who want to of smoking and cancer. Students of death among women. "Adopt a Smoker" for a day, are building a lifetime of habits The primary reason for this. Kirby said. The friends can pick while they are away at school," Kirby said, is that the number of up the wristband at the informa- Frost said. "If students smoke women who smoke has nearly tion booth and put it on their while at school, they usually caught up with men. Twenty- friend's wrist. smoke throughout their life." eight percent of all women "If you adopt a smoker, every Frost said some of the ACS smoke, according to a recent time they feel like smoking they tips on how to quit smoking Gallup poll, while 31 percent of can pull at the wristband as a include drinking plenty of fluids, all men smoke. reminder," Kirby said. She but not caffeine-related bever- However, Kirby said the rea- added that the friend could also ages. son for alarm is in the percent- pull the wristband as a re- "Caffeine increases nervous- age of each sex that has quit minder. ness, and smokers find theyneed smoking. While 29 percent of the Counselors from The Well a cigarette to calm their men in the poll said they had have organized the booth and nerves," she said. "Another given up smoking, only 17 per will be staffing it, according to • See Smokeout, page 6.
BG News photo illustration/Alex Horvath and Joe Phelan Commerce approves University IDs Leaders conclude
Student Government made a proposal re- have other forms of identification along by Nancy Bostwick questing endorsement of the photo ID. with it," he said. two-day summit staff reporter One of the other forms of identification At the October meeting members of the must have a Social Security number on it, The Chamber of Commerce has given its Chamber were concerned with card vali- 'Broad areas of agreement' claimed stamp of approval to the use of University although neither has to have a photo, he photo validation cards, hoping to encourage dation and the possibility of students alter- said. GENEVA (AP) - President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail ing IDs."As long as its validated ... every Gorbachev concluded their extraordinarily personal summit area businesses to accept them as valid semester there's no problem," Gordon said. Although Howard's has just begun accept- identification. yesterday, claiming "broad areas of agreement" but providing Some area businesses have already begun ing University IDs, Uhlman said the Cham- no details on whether the superpowers had resolved any major In the Nov. 1 meeting the Chamber Exec- accepting them and Uhlman's is one of ber of Commerce endorsement did not issues. utive Committee announced to its Board of them, according to Barb Chapptiis, assis- affect his decision to accept them. "The news is so good that we're going to hold it for tomorrow," Trustees that the Chamber endorses the tant manager of Uhlman's. Uhlman said he is also concerned about Reagan teased reporters after the formal talks had ended. A joint cards, according to Joan Gordon, executive students falsifying their validation cards farewell ceremony was hastily scheduled for this morning. manager of the Bowling Green Chamber of SHE SAID Uhlman's has been accepting and would like to implement a policy that A U.S. source indicated that there would be a joint statement to Commerce. the ID cards as identification for check would give Howard's the right to confiscate provide impetus on arms control but that the leaders would issue cashing since the cards came out. alteredlDs. no specific guidelines to help negotiators break the current "This is entirely up to the discretion of the Jeff Uhlman, owner of Howard's Club H, merchant," she said. said that photo ID cards will now be ac- "I want to work with the University on said only, "I hope there will be," when asked if any During the Chamber's October meeting, cepted as valid identification. this so that if we find that it's falsified, we Joint agreements would be signed. "We'll be accepting them but you have to won't be handing them back," he said. representatives from the Undergraduate REAGAN'S CHIEF adviser on arms control, Paul Nitze, was among experts who continued discussions following the end of yesterday s formal negotiations. It was an indication that the summit's most contentious issue remained unresolved as the leaders adjourned for dinner. The leaders, sitting with advisers and their wives before a roaring fire in the library, went over and endorsed the experts' telephone report. The U.S. source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, pre- dicted at least one surprise at today's farewell and said plans for a follow-up summit might await a post-summit decision. White House spokesman Larry Speak es declined to comment on • See Summit, page 5. Prof: 'Star Wars' could be harmful
by Melissa McGUUvray clear weapons," he said. reporter He compared the capability of today's nuclear weapons to that President Reagan's proposed of the atomic bomb dropped on "Star Wars" defense system Hiroshima in 1945. ^^ would probably cause United "The city was utterly de- StatesiSoviet relations to worsen stroyed by a 20 kiloton bomb," instead of get better if it went he said. He added that about half into effect, according to Dr. Ber- the population of the 350,000 per- nard Bopp, professor of physics son city was killed. and astronomy at the University He said that now, 40 years of Toledo. later, there are 50,000 nuclear Bopp presented a program weapons in the world, with a last night in Harshman Quad- total yield (number of TNT ex- called "Star Wars: Its plosives) of 30,000 megatons. "That means that the nuclear Bopp said although he is not arsenals in the world have the an expert on the Strategic De- capability of destroying a mil- fense Initiative (SDI) system, lion Hiroshimas," be said. commonly known as"'Star Wan," he has learned what he BOPP SAID in March 1863, knows about the system from President Reagan expressed the BG News/Alex Horvath reading about it. hope that technology would be Hang On "The first thing we have to able to stop rnisslesbefore they Working nigh on the rafters in Anderson Arena, Harold Snied and Junior Wood hang banners of past Bowling Green basketball keep in mind is the tremendous reach our soil, which is the idea achievements. Both men work for Tiffin Scenic Studios, which alto plans to do some work at the Superdome In New Orleans. destructive capabilities of nu- • See 'Star Wars', page 4. —» » » » Editorial BG Newt/November 21, IMS 2 English test Poor lighting is dangerous bill supported Could a masked man be lurking in campus dim spots? For the many students who find it difficult to tation. by Jennifer K. Felton In a society whose crime rates double I would like to believe that this understand some foreign teaching assistants, a University cares about its stu- proposed bill in the Ohio legislature would be a I write this column not in each year, we need all the help and dents. Any expense incurred in tremendous benefit. direct opposition of a parking the implementation of such ticket, but regarding certain protection we can get. safety procedures would be min- The bill would require foreign teaching assistants campus condiUons in general. imal compared to the students at state universities to pass an oral English profi- I am a commuter student. I behind me, but several times I I moved my car to that faculty whose persons and even lives have my permit, know where turned and saw no one. Finally, I lot (the only one in that area in would be saved. How many at- ciency test before they could teach. the commuter lots are, and I turned around more quickly and which I found a space) for two tacks have there been on cam- We support this bill. make a habit of parking in them. saw a man, medium height and reasons: adequate lighting and B so far this year? six? seven? We understand that many of the foreign TAs may One night however, because of build, in a red jacket anda dark a closer location. t that seven too many? find the English language frustrating and have an incident which occurred. I ski mask. I ran, and be quick- I read in the newspaper a few Please, for the safety of the problems communicating. But it is not fair to chose to park in a faculty lot for ened his pace. I caught up to the weeks ago a plea for better students, improve these condi- my own safety. older man whom I knew was lighting on campus and patrol- tions on campus. In a society worsen the situation and frustrate students by walking ahead of me. His car ling security guards. I see that whose crime rates double each expecting them to understand heavy accents and On Wednesday nights, when I was parked near mine, and he nothing has been done about year, we need all the help and English that is not spoken clearly. have a 7-10 p.m. chem lab in watched while I made it to my this, u the darker and more protection we can get. Overman Hall, I have to get my car safely. secluded lots had better lighting, As for my ticket, I want it on Many professors require class material to be goggles from the car. On this I do not know where the man then many would-be attackers the record that if the University typed so that they do not have to strain to read it. particular Wednesday it was in the ski mask went, and the would be discouraged, and stu- wont protect me, I intend to (I Likewise, students should be able to expect the already dark, and my car was incident was not reported since I dents would feel more secure in have a right to) protect myself. I same clarity in the spoken word from their instruc- parked in Lot 1. At exactly 6:42 couldn't guess the motives of the walking to their cars. parked in a well lighted and less p.m., I was walking through the man. He gave me a good scare, Patrolling security guards secluded lot, and until such time tors. The students are paying for their education Health and Human Services though, and I was extremely would be available should a situ- tint a security guard will walk while in many cases the TA is being paid for what parking lot. There was an older lucky to have the older gen- ation arise and they too would me to my car, I will continue to he or she does. man walking also, and I walked tleman nearby. I cant say that discourage attacks. These would do so. I wont be a victim! slowly to let him get ahead of the man in the mask was a help to protect students from' We commend the University on their present me. rapist, but can anyone say be rapes and attacks, and might Fallon is a sophomore pre-nurs- program, which tests English proficiency for grad- I kept hearing leaves shuffling wasn't? even improve the campus' repu ing major from Toledo. uate and undergraduate students whose native language is not English. And we are not saying that all foreign TAs have problems communicating with their classes. But there are those that somehow seem to slip through the cracks and are in front of class teaching. Not all universities have such A SATURPAV A NOT-SO-SPECIAL requirements. Some foreign TAs are not as open to their NIGHT SPECIAL students as others, and sometimes having to repeat SATURPAV NIGHT words or sentences three or four times adds to the frustration and possible alienation between the class and the instructor. We think the proposed bill should be approved to Krotect those students whose universities may not ave English proficiency requirements or to guard against persons who slip through the cracks. My old jeans and me can't be pried apart by Mike Mclntyre that visible because of its strate- gic location, so I still wear the Someone very close to me is jeans every once in a while. But going to have major surgery they are becoming worse with soon. And I'm really worried. every wear. That someone isn't a close I guess I could buy a new pair relative, though (knock on of jeans, but I really don't want ^toOBXBmmr- wood). It's my favorite pair of to. I don't even have enough jeans. money to ride the Student Ex- I just can't bear to see them press, much less buy new die. clothes. I'm the kind of person who But even if I had the money, I uses everything until it can't be wouldn't want new jeans. That's Letters used anymore. because wearing new leans is When the ketchup bottle like wearing cardboard slacks. seems empty, I turn It upside You have to lock yourself in your R8A congratulates This award shows the other ples' right to make that decision rand upcoming) command per- down for a couple of days and room and do about 10,000 squats recent award winners schools that we have spirit. for themselves. formances for the University's' use the last drops later. to break them in. In May, we will attend the On the other hand, these mov- 75th Anniversary Celebration?: I also continue to wear clothes Besides, they never seem to I would like to thank the BG national conference which will ies wouldn't hit the silver screen These may be enjoyable to the until well after they've reached look right when they're new. News for its fine write-up con- be held at the University of San if there weren't a demand for band members, hut they are: their prime. Last year, when I I've determined that I cant cerning the recognition the Resi- Francisco. At the national con- them. What is wrong with our actually fulfilling duties and ob- was walking in downtown Cleve- buy new jeans and I can't throw dent Student Association ference, we will submit a bid for society that well patronize such ligations. land wearing my favorite pair of my torn pair away, so I've come received at the Regional Confer- the National Office of the Na- senseless violence? ratty tennis shoes (complete to the realization that they will ence for the North Atlantic Affil- tional Residence Hall Honorary. The gore I've been exposed to Sure, the marching band is a with frayed laces), my best pair need surgery. iate (NAA) of the National We have the support of the North hasn't even been functional. It rt public relations tool for of tattered jeans and my beloved First, because without sur- Association of College and Uni- Atlantic Region in our attempt. made no social or moral University, so naturally I torn little-league baseball shirt, gery, the hole will surely worsen versity Residence Halls (NA- By moving the office to Bowling statement and really did nothing assumed they would be accom- I was laughed at by a down-and- Dke an unattended wound until CURH). However, I would like Green, more schools will hear for the plot that couldn't have panying the outstanding football out bum. the jeans can no longer be re- to take this time to make a few about us. been managed more tastefully. team to the California Bowl. He didn't ask me for spare paired. And secondly, because clarifications. When it comes to important Until directors figure out that change like he did everyone winter is coming and I don't The two awards the Univer- residence hall issues, RSA is there is a distinct difference What?! No funds? Yet, the else. In fact, I think he wanted to want any surprises when the sity won regarding the pro- there. between artistic violence and band as a public relations tool offer me some dough. wind starts kicking up the snow. grams given are major awards. David M. Rice I for one will stick to had helped raise funds. Their Since then, my favorite outfit Luckily, I've found a donor for Paula Smith, hall manager of Vice President presence and performances has slowly dwindled. the surgery. Another less favor- Dunbar Hall, and Andrea Ny- Resident Stadeat Association have drawn large audiences. The shoes disappeared some- able pair of my jeans is also torn kiel, the assistant director of Dan Beyer This seems a paradox. The band where in the New River in West and has agreed to donate part of Prout Hall, received the number MsCsnpton -a great PR tool-not going on a Virginia when I went white wa- its leg for a denim graft one award for the best program Unnecessary gore trip to expand BGSU PR??! ter rafting for my physical edu- A friend of mine has agreed to presented at the conference. The Confused? So am I. Come on. cation credit. do the surgery, although I first title of their program was just worsens films Band makes profit, Dr. Olscamp, there's money • if Tue small hole in my baseball want to see her medical license "Lightbulbs: Generating New you make it a priority. And why shirt got progressively larger I recently attended a local why not share It? and ask where she interned. Ideas for Programming.' RSA movie that has prompted me to not, if the band has made its until there was more hole than The jeans, I hope, will live. I congratultes Paula and Andrea write this letter. University a priority for so shirt. ' While I reallxeall of those who don't know what I'd do without for a job well done. I sat down at the movie work hard do not always receive long? them. Gary Rifkin is the assistant to Now, my jeans, like Washing- theater expecting to see a decent the glory ... I think some re- I'm one of the few who elects the coordinator of Harshman. thriller, but in the pattern of so ward is deserving of those who Thenus P. Garbreckt, Jr. ton Redskins quarterback Joe for Levi surgery. In this age of Gary received the award for m Second Street Theismann, have suffered a pos- many recent movies, I was show persistence and dedication waste, waste, waste, so many fourth place with his program treated instead to gore inter- in a labor of love. sible career-ending injury. The jeans are dying useless deaths. "S4M HowtoUseSifauuTonal spersed with occasional dla- years of wear are finally taking And that really sickens me. Leadership.'' Also, Gary is the their toll as the jeans have de- The BGSU Marching Band are past associate director of the paid $3.50 to see a man get such deserving people. Through veloped a gaping bole in the Mclntyre, a Junior journalism North Atlantic region. We con- his head torn off and several near monsoons and long hours, Correction crotch. major from Lakewood, Olio, la gratulate Gary for his award A mother and her child partic- Actually, the bole isn't really other people ripped limb for they have labored to please and editorial editor of the News. also and thank him for all of his limb before I was so offended entertain Saturday afternoon ipating in a swim class were help that be has given us. thatlleft half-time audiences week after incorrectly identified in a photo -THE BG NEWS- The two regional Program of Now I'm not suggesting that week. They do it because they in yesterday's News. They are Copyadaor the Months were for May 1985 this type of movie be banned enjoy performing. Aleda and Theresa Barret. > Gaofl Barnard Copyadaor from Chapman Hall for the Jello ElanZimmarl Copy aowx Oava Harding from the theaters, not at all. The Yet, what about the convoca- Jamboree. The August 1966 Constitution upholds the peo- tion performance, numerous The Afews regrets the error. ; JBTrudaau Copyadaor DtoHorwadal award was to the Zeta Beta Tau EdBonaJadnor MMMclntyr. Wats txstrx CVOM HornDsroS' Photo adBor Friday adKx Qrag Kiartu fraternity for their Four Mile Banana Split These two pro- Soon* adaor Kan Sman Prod, tup'r BooQtiaon BLOOM COUNTY by Berfce Breathed TomRMd Prod tup1' StmtaanfcH grams are now competing for CnW copy adtor DanMWMdar Prod aup'r Dougla. Kaufman National Program of TheMonth mi/mncecmut m.-n* mm mmctm A Awards. wpmtmim rmmf. tan umt rmmvr axm.iimnm Tna BO Naara la puMahad dat, Tuaaday trough Friday during ma aiiawJu yaar and t*0m*nm*w.mtr io fu crom£>m*w». taw cm w, waMly during Ha •ommar MM>X by ma Board ol S»«Janl PuDtoaaora ol Bowing OraanSMta Filially, the Spirit Award is ivmsinmmw jwtwtavs mmn mm. BvrmSMOCK- the most coveted award given to nuwmirimsMXx- atmmiMsmgym Optfena a«praaaad by coUnraata do not naoaaaarly raited ma opinion, or ma BQ Nawa mttmesnu ciotm.fmummrr.imK3 Tha BO Maara and Bowing Oman State Uramly an aaual opportunity amptoyara and do a delegation. The reason is that AaPl wm SM*7 nrW SrwtKtf not uteuaiaiiala In hktng pracaoaa it is voted on by the school* and m*y.m>orrwimstf»Hm mmmt**\ Tna BO Nawa ** not accaopt advaraamg mat ■ daamad oanrMnatory, dagradmg or not the Board of Directors of uuixmmr_?~-\ nauUng on ma baa* of rasa. aa» or naaonal origin NACURH. This is the first time amasmmeu ... V< oopyrtght I »6 5 by ma 90 Naw. al rtgMa raaarvad the University hat won lotamrm i WOMV-ZOM '■ Boamaaa omca Edaorte) Oaaoa the spirit award Many times mm.' 214 Waal Hal Pn: (41»| 372-2*01 210 Watt Hat Ph: (41») 372-SfJO. during the course of the confer- oos Bowang Qraan State UnMraty ence, delegates from the other Bowing Qraan. Otto 43403 schools would comment on how Horn 8 a m to 5 p m Monday (rough frtday much fun the University was. Local BG Newi/November 21,1985 3 Peers offer scheduling advice Violations increase Conduct charges, alcohol citations on the rise by Zora Johnson was developed about five years tor. "Basically we just answer students don't have enough edu- staff reporter ago, Newman said. questions that their staff does cation to advise students ad- by PhUHp B. WUaon not have time to do." staff reporter A letter from the office of "It was started as an adjunct This year there are about 65 emes said that she is trying Registration and Records function under the philosophy students working as peer advis- to develop a program in which Disorderly conduct charges and open container citations usually means one thing at this that underclassmen would bene- ers, Nemes said. About 40 are each college will adopt its own have risen considerably since last year, according to a report fit from talking with upperclass- time of year - a partial schedule, A members of USG. method of peer advising. Some given to the University-City Relations Committee by the city which, like it or not, is an auto- men," Newman said. It is not colleges such as Health and attorney's office yesterday. matic ticket to drop-add. intended to take the place of "We have a lot of information Community Services have al- The report, delivered by City Attorney representative Pat This semester, over 6,000 par- college advising, however." from most of the colleges, and ready started peer advising pro- ricia Crowley, indicated that disorderly conduct charges tial schedules were distributed, each student has been familiar- grams, she said. increased 223 percent from last year and open container according to Roger Newman, For the past few years, mem- ized with the information we citations rose 517 percent. director of registration and re- bers of Undergraduate Student have compiled," Nemes said. "I would like to see colleges The combination of the two percentages led to a 5 percent cords. Government nave been the "We Just answer general ques- supply their own peer advisers," decrease in litter arrests, said Lt. Thomas Votava of the city mainstay behind organized peer tions; we don't attempt to help Nemes said. "USG could still be police, who compiled the statistics. The intent of the open For many students this can be advising. the student set up his schedule.'' involved with coordinating ac- container ordinace was to lower the amount of litter, he said in a frustrating experience be- But this may be the last year tivities with the Office of Regis- the report Votava also cited a 37 percent decrease in party cause it means they may have "EVERY YEAR registration of USG involvement with peer tration and Records." complaints and concluded that the increased enforcement been closed out of a necessary and records has asked us to advising. Peer advising is available at effort has had its desired effect. course, sometimes indefinitely. come in and help out with peer "Peer advising has been a drop-add from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 I To help students through this advising," said Michele Nemes, really controversial issue," she p.m., and will continue through AT YESTERDAY'S meeting. Graduate Student President time, a peer advising program USG academic affairs coordina- said. "Many advisers feel that tomorrow. Dave Anderson questioned Police Chief Galen Ash about the increases, asking if the police chief instructed his force to do anything differently. "We use overtime but it's not significant compared to last year," Ash said. "We've taken a strong approach." Phone bills delayed until December Anderson said Student Legal Services has earmarked 110,000 which will fund a widely-publicized brochure emphasizing the rights and responsibilities of students. He added that the by Meg Tierney University in a form which the University's students earlier this semester. money will also hopefully enhance the possibility of more staff reporter systems can compile, said Arlene Layman, A test run of the new billing system was student rights forums. coordinating assistant at Auxiliary Serv- conducted last night and if it proved suc- The long-awaited - or perhaps dreaded - ices. cessful Telecommunications may run the phone bills for students subscribing to the "If TeleAccount would have been in To- students' bills by the end of this week. The University's long-distance service will be ledo, it would have been easier," Laymann bills will then be sent to the Bursar's Office Citizens complain of nude rider Included in the December bill from the said. where they will be incorporated into the Bursar. December bill. The delay was caused because of the new THE LONG-DISTANCE service enables Two complaints of a man with The next complaintant said phone system beginning in August and the the University to place calls on the least "We (the Telecommunications Office) no pants riding a bicycle were that the semi-clad man rode up process of making the new system interface expensive lines available. are moving as fast as we can. The delay was received by Bowling Green Po- to the side of her car at about with the existing computer systems, said "Every time a trunk is filled, the com- not because we wanted it," Stoner said. lice Tuesday night. 9:15 p.m. She couldn't under- 1 Stoner, director of Auxiliary Serv- Eliter switches to the next trunk, which is a Presently, 1,500 student authorization The first incident occurred at stand what he was saying until ttle more expensive," Stoner said. numbers have been issued and more than 10 Lane's Discount Drugs, 1058 N. he yelled something, Ash said. In order to make the existing systems The more volume the University has for million long distance calls have been re- Main St.. at about 9 p.m. The That was when she noticed he communicate with the American Telephone the lone-distance services, the cheaper it corded. person who complained to police had no pants on. and Telegraph System (AT&T), the Univer- will be for the students who take part in the "We faced a lot of little obstacles that said the only clothes the man After each reported sighting, sity had to go through a company in Califor- service, he said, because the University will have to be expected when you work with wore was a ski vest, Police Chief Klice searched the area and nia, TeleAccount, Inc. buy more trunks on demand. computers," Stoner said. Galen Ash said yesterday. ind nothing, he said. All of the information the Telecommuni- Due to the routing of phone calls, the After the first bill comes out in December, cations office has about the billing is sent to Telecommunications Office was not able to students can expect bills at regular inter- TeleAccount and they send it back to the quote a long-distance rate when they took on vals, probably monthly. Drive Safely
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'Star Wars' Continued from page 1. Campus group lets behind the SDI plan. Bopp called the placing of weapons in space an "excellent ; idea." patriotic spirit fly He called the satellites "a very good way of monitoring what the other side is doing,1' because of the limited time that by Valerie Loncro the United States would have to reporter act during a nuclear attack. "Whatever you do, you have to Applying their patriotic spirit toward a "good cause" is what some move fast You have very little students have chosen to do in a civilian support group on campus time," he said. He added that called Silver Wings. ^^ the total flight time of • missile from the Soviet Union to the Melanie Kohlenberg, a junior early childhood education major United States would only be SO and deputy commander and pledge trainer for Silver Wings, said fine. minutes. organization has been developed to show the Air Force R.O.T.C. the "This is the way it has to be - respect and admiration civilians have for them. the physics behind it is true," he "The group consists of seven actives and seven pledges who believe in showing support for their community and the military," Bopp said the Soviet Union T would problably be able to de- Kohlenberg said. 'I joined Silver Wings originally because it was a velop counter measures to an way for me to make friends and belong to a group with a decent SDI system. Bopp said that be is "afraid" _, 1 Gerald Kenney adviser for the Air Force program, said of the idea of a "Star Wars" Silver Wings is very worthy and important to the campus commu- system. nity. "What I am deeply troubled '"The organization serves as an avenue where students who are not about is whether a defense sys- involved with the Air Force can still show their concern for the tem would get us into deeper military," Kenney said. "Silver Wings is legally sponsored by the trouble than we are now," he Air Force and I encourage it at any campus where military facilities said. are established." BG News/Joe PhcUn He said this is because the Soviets will take "a very rea- KENNEY SAID the various charity drives Silver Wings sponsors Bernard Bopp, a University of Toledo physics professor, speaks about Star Wars and other nuclear are valuable efforts in expressing the concerns of their military technology beneath a sign advertising the lecture in Harshman cafeteria last night. sonable response to the situa- tion" and build more missiles. support. r'The food, clothing and various other drives show that Silver Wing members are in support of the Air Force, the Air Force R.O.T.C. and the community," he added. Silver Wings of Angel Flight (the formal title), was one of the largest groups on campus in the '60s and '70s providing military Education award to recognize alumni contributions support for the war efforts, Kohlenberg said. "There is no military commitment to Silver Wings; it is self- by MalindaNull underpaid and unrecognized f or change that through the "Edu- tions, authors, receivers of out- tive," Kohlenberg said. "The group focuses on one direction reporter their impact on students' lives, cation Alum of the Year" standing teacher awards and ; to accomplish specific goals." but the College of Education and award. directors of youth programs. enberg said Silver Wings, a national organization, recruits Some teachers claim to be Allied Professions is trying to Last year's award recipient was members at the beginning of both semesters and hopes to have 15 to This award recognizes alumni James Norton, who was a 20 more members By the end of the year. from the college who have dis- guidance counselor at Toledo's tinguished themselves through McTigue Junior High School. FRESHMAN KIM Crof oot, secondary education chemistry major, outstanding contributions in is a pledge who joined Silver Wings this year and said the organiza- CALIFORNIA BOM their profession. Candidates for Marso said one candidate may tion is a good escape from classes. the award must be either under- stand above the rest by the num- "Silver Wings is personally satisfying because the group has a graduates or graduates from the ber of awards achieved, respon- definite purpose in which members can be active in," Crofoot said. SURF SHIRTS! University and completed their sible positions held, community major in the education college. projects and publications, but AVAILABLE AT Nominations for the 1966 award this can vary. will be accepted no later than He said the winner is chosen Dec. 13. by a selection committee with Videos to help break habit 112 S. Main, Downtown eight members appointed by the Bowling Green, Ohio Ronald Marso, chairman of dean. 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Legislation may raise taxes .J£>A - Next to T.O.'s Phono: 352-3951 on recorders, blank tapes Serving College StudenH for 2i tcort! NEW TORE HOURS feds9-9. Thurs & Fri 9- CARDS & MORE "sky-rocket" if the legislation passes. A 90-minute NEXT DOOR TO STATE DISCOUNT by BrUnR. Ball tape might cost at least 30 percent more than \\ * AQUA FRESH copy editor tapes cost now with the 90-cent royalty added to it, BUY ONE CARD TOOTHPASTE Prices for tape recorders and blank cassette he said. GET ONE FREE 2.7 oz. 1.09 tapes would rise if legislation pending before two WHILE INDUSTRY officials claim they are tag the artists, Blevin said the "vast ma- LIM11 (PIRES 11 27-85 LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 11-27-85 congressional subcommittees becomes law. oc copyrights are owned by the companies, lie bills, House Bill 2911 and Senate Bill 1739, I their claims Invalid. The "tax,'' as he would place a royalty tax of 1 cent per minute on labels Ft, would benefit the large companies which the price of cassettes. TIM Senate version of the can afford the lawyers to file claims. The $100 Home Audio Recordings Act, sponsored by Sen. million to $500 million raised each year would be a ASPIRIN Charles Mathias, R-Md., would place a 5 percent "profit without investment," Blevins said. CIGARETTES and 25 percent surcharge on the wholesale price of 1 single- and dual-cassette tape recorders respec- Independents don't mind home recordings be- 100 TABS tively. The House version, sponsored by Rep. cause taping allows the music on their albums to 2 pic for 1.75 Bruce Morrison, D-Conn., would place a 10 per- LIMIT 2 EXPIRES 11 -27-85 LXPIRLS I I 27 85 cent and 20 percent tax on the recorders. get circulated, generating more revenue, he said. Royalty payments would be distributed through As the Home Audio Recording Act reads, the Copyright Tribunal, through which companies exemptions will be allowed if the equipment was s and artists would seek compensation by filing bought "as a ... necessary business expense." CONTAC 2.89 claims on their loss. purchased by a non-profit organization and would NODOZ not be used "for recordings by individuals for DECONGESTANT ANTIHISTAMINE The legislation is in response to recording private use or for other infringing purposes." 36 TABS 2.19 industry complaints that home recordings are an 10 CAPS Blevins said the exemption clauses are poorly infringement of copyright laws, which industry LIMIT 1 officials say have cost them a substantial amount written and vague since they don't set specific LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 11-27-85 EXPIRES 11-27-85 of earnings on royalty payments. criteria. The Tribunal would be permitted, he said, but not required to allow the exemptions. TRISH HEMERS, a spokeswoman for the "I think what you are getting there is a phony All "A" CODE ALBUMS Record Industry Association of America, said exemption clause. It really doesn't really say Tuesday about $1 billion to $1.5 billion was lost last anything and it doesn't really mean anything," he year because of home tapings. The industry and CASSETTES earned a record $4.5 billion In 1984. Paul Drolet, legislative assistant to Morrison, Reg. 3.99 said defining the exemptions will be a challenge. The RIAA is a 44-member organization which MCATLOAf EACH represents all of the major record labels and 85 Even assessing the fee on certain qualities of HaiOutCHH.il tapes will be difficult, he said, because what the percent of 1964 sales, she said. MMMI Con *■**<■ Or«Q Out Lot tapes will be used for is often uncertain. But he CMO»lt.«"%mi»tTr«CWW o Heimers stressed the surcharge is a royalty fee, maintains the "legitimate interests" of the artists Van OM 0» ThnM A*< I Bod not a tax, which would allow copyright holders to should be defended against the improved technol- R recoup their losses on lost revenue. ogy. JOURNEY 3.T0OR EVOLUTION But manufacturers and retailers of tape record- MR*M ARRC members are lobbying heavily in the jMWTtWlimi WMriLomr loulwi 3.49 EACH ers and cassettes, represented by the Audio seven states with senators on the Senate Subcom- loom N-atMr 'OOIM Recording Rights Coalition, dispute the record mitee on Copyrights, Patents and Trademarks. When
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Russian Club conducts survey Students' knowledge of Soviets tested
by Linda Hoy the survey. reporter "They would say, 'I don't know anything about the Soviet While the Soviet Union has Union' and would not want to received increased attention take the survey," said co-chair- during the last week because of man Steve Keck, junior Russian the Reagan-Gorbachev summit, major. Keck said he had to coax a campus organization has de- students to do the survey. cided to test student awareness Both Keck and Hutchinson of the rival power. agreed that a "hilarious" part of Last week and Monday of this the survey were the names week, the Russian Club con- given as the Soviet Union's "fa- ducted a survey on Russia and ther of the country." Among the Soviet Union, and the results those named were Hitler, Stalin were somewhat "surprising." and Mussolini. Only 42 percent A majority of the students could name Lenin, the correct surveyed could name only Mos- answer. cow when asked to identify three BALLET DANCER Mikhail major Soviet cities, said Amy Barishnikov was the leading Hutchinson, junior Russian Russian artist with 44 percent studies major and club co-chair- naming him. Hutchinson said he woman. Barishnikov's "good looks and Another surprise was the re- dancing" made him popular. luctance of students to fill out Trailing far behind was Peter BG News/Alex Horvath Tchaikovsky, the composer, Members of the Russian Choir practice In Prout Chapel last Monday. The members were rehearsing old Russian folk songs. with 19 percent. Vodka was the most answered in the naming of a Russian word. "This was not surprising be- cause most people have no idea Russian choir fulfills class requirement in terms of a Russian word," Hutchinson said. maxellXL 1190 One question was "What news by Linda Hoy Pogacar and her husband, Timothy, Choir member Maria Heffke, a fresh- story originating from the Soviet reporter assistant professor of German and Rus- man business major, originally joined the Union have you heard or read sian, came up with the idea for the choir. choir to fulfill her required independent !•«■• about lately?" and Keck said he They sing entirely in Russian, and they Both were involved with a Russian choir at project, but said she gained an unexpected thinks most people answered don't even speak the language. the University of Kansas. bonus from her participation. this question incorrectly. The Russian choir, formed this semes- THE CHOIR is learning four songs, two "I've learned about half of my heri- Of the 375 students surveyed, ter, is practicing to sing at the Russian of which are traditional Christmas songs. tage," said Heffke, who's maternal grand- most of them got the multiple Club party on Dec. 6. "0 Come All Ye Faithful," "Ring mother lived in Austria-Hungary under the choice questions right. Seventy- According to director Anesa Pogacar, Christmas Bells," a student (drinking) rule of Czar Nicholas of Russia and consid- MM EACH! nine percent knew that the So- the majority of the members joined to song, and a Russian church song meaning ered herself Russian. viet Union has the greatest land fulfill an independent project requirement "long life" are the songs which the choir is On Dec. 4, professor Margarita Mazo, a mass of any country, 59 percent for a world civilization history course learning at their weekly practices in Prout musicologist specializing in folk music, knew that the last royal dynasty without knowing any Russian. Chapel. will be lecturing here. Formerly on the •TRK SA90& to rule Russia was the Roma- "I think they're doing a fabulous job of "I hope the choir will be an ongoing faculty of the Leningrad Conservatory, novs, 69 percent knew that Tass pronouncing Russian," said Pogacar, who thing. We will be inviting new membership Mazo emigrated to the United States and *LJ* was a news agency and 75 per- has a masters in Russian language and next semester," said Pogacar, who. with taught at Harvard University before Join- cent knew that the most wide- literature. her husband, is looking into the possibility ing the Music Department of Ohio State. spread religion in the European Learning Russian is harder on a begin- of offering one credit for participation in After lecturing, Mazo will teach the part of the USSR is Orthodox. ning level than learning French or Spanish the choir. choir a Russian folk song. The lecture will GOOD THRU 11-24-85 Only 34 percent knew that there for English-speaking people, Pogacar "It's an interesting introduction to the be held in the Capital Room of the Union at are 15 Soviet socialist republics. said. language," Timothy Pogacar said. 7:30 p.m. and will be open to the public.
Smokeout Dateline tips to help one quit smoking will Continued from page 1. be available in the University Union Foyer from 10 a.m. to 3 idea is to wear a rubber band Skulski said. "About half-way Thursday, Nov. 21 p.m. Sponsored by The Well. around your wrist and snap it through the smokeout I started Leahart Classic Fum-"Ice every time you want to smoke." to get the shakes and had to have Station Zebra" will be shown in Urge 11tem Pizza Jim Skulski, senior sales man- a cigarette. "Skulski, a smoker Ethnic Studies Conference - the Gish Film Theater in Hanna agement and marketing re- of 10 years, does plan to quit in This day-long conference begins Hall at 8 p.m. Free and open to 25 I search major, said participating the future. with a session at 9 a.m. in Moore aD. in the smokeout Is incredibly Musical Arts Center, concluding University Theater Produc- $5 I bard for a pack-a-day smoker. "I eventually plan to quit with a keynote address at 8 p.m. tion - "Agnes of God." will be "Last year I smoked as many when my doctor says it's a by Dr. Kenneth Clark, a psychol- presented at 8 p.m. in the Joe E.. 352-3551 We Deliver 352-3551 | cigarettes as possible before the health hazard and I have to ogy professor at the City Univer- Brown Theater, University Hall. smokeout started, five at once," quit," be said. sity in New York City, in the Admission is $1.50. Main Auditorium. All events are Dateline, a daily service of the free and open to the public. News, lists dates and times of | Take a day off from smoking | I by the Ethnic Studies campus events. Submissions by nt. all organizations are welcome {Ecuador Sweater & Clothing at American Smokeout- and must be turned in typed and Free information on lung can- double-spaced one week prior to jrifc Exhibit & Sale Attention Hotel Hairstyling cer, the effect of smoking and toe event customers and newcomers! Nov. 19-21 Promenade Lounge, Union A Holiday Perm Special is in 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. effect now until Dec. 315t. Imported sweaters, scarves & various 00 other clothing direct from Ecuador Only *25. for all types of All price ranges! perms. This includes* cut and style. A 20% savings! Call One test where only 352-4810 for an appointment. you knowthe score. (Check One) The Board of Student Publications Yes NO Do you warn to be the only one who knows is now accepting applications for when you use an early pregnancy test? Would you prefer a lest ihal'siotally private to perform and totally an private to read? EDITOR Would you like a test of that's portable, so you can carry it with you and an read It in private/ And how about a simple, one-step test with a dra- THE BG NEWS i matic color change that's an easy to read and is 96% accurate? for Spring Semester 1986
Applications available at 214 West Hall. If you checked "Yes" to the above, EPT PLUS Is for Deadline: Tues., November 26,5 p.m. you. Use It, and only you will know your test score. ■M Elsewhere BG Newi/November 21, lf«5 ' Senator's disappearance alarms colleagues COLUMBUS (AP) - The getting a little bit concerned." Asked why she was so certain of three-vote majority in the 33- about average among the state's years prior to her mother's whereabouts of state Sen. Mari- Another fellow senator, how- the senator's safety, she said, "I member Senate, Valiquette's senators last year. death in 1980. Since then, she has eene Valiquette have become an ever, said be was not worried. donl know - just a premonition, absence has not affected any The clerk's office has no borne spent most of her time in Colum- Issue at Ohio's Statehouse, "I don't think there's any ma- I guest." bills in the current legislative telephone number for Valiquette bus. The county now is trying to where the Toledo Democrat has jor concern," said Sen. Harry COLLEAGUES SAT they session. Yesterday, she failed to and lists only a post office box as foreclose on the Toledo property failed to show up for this week's Meahel, D-Youngstown. "We have not seen the 23-year vet- answer roll calls for the fifth her Toledo address. Democratic because of $1,921 in unpaid legislative sessions and has not lust simply have not heard from eran of the Legislature in Co- consecutive day of the new ses- leaden of the Senate also do not taxes. been seen since July. lumbus since Jury, when the sion and has missed voting on know how to reach her. "She's been missing from the Even the senator's secretary, General Assembly recessed for more than 35 bills and resolu- "We never knew in Columbus Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle Senate, and I haven't seen her Shari Josephs, claims not to the summer. Her last public tions. where she did live," Ocasek records show Valiquette's ad- (or months," said state Sen. know Valiquette's whereabouts appearance in Toledo was on Tom Smith of the state Sen- said. "She had different places, dress as 2248 Marengo St, To- Oliver Ocasek. D-Akron. "She's but contends the senator Is all May 20,1M4, when she attended ate's Democratic caucus said different hotels. She would ledo, the home of a longtime a very dear friend of mine and I a dinner for a local Teamsters Valiquette was present for 95 never tell us." friend and campaign worker, wish she would come back. I "*don't know that, but I'm union official. percent of the votes in the Sen- VALIQUETTE LIVED in To- Mary Jane Gill. Gill does not don't have any leads, and I'm sure she is," Josephs said. Because Republicans have a ate in 1984. Smith said that was ledo with her mother for many know where Valiquette is. GNP growth rate surprising IBM calls for S. African reform JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - After system of racial separation. years of operating quietly and profitably here, These executives are doing even more in pri- Disagreement arises over economy's unexpected acceleration IBM is wading into the racial maelstrom of South vate, say company spokesmen. Africa with calls for reform of the apartheid IBM Chairman John Akers, known for gener- system. WASHINGTON (AP) - US. "No one should be fooled," ings rate - savings as a per- ally shunning politics, is on the steering commit- IBM executives are speaking out to the South tee of a 53-member group of U.S. corporate chiefs economic growth spurted up- said Allen Sinai, chief econo- centage of disposable income African government about white-minority rule, ward at a surprisingly rapid mist for Sbearson Lehman - dropped to a 35-year low of who bought space in a Johannesburg Sunday the persistent black riots and the stifling reces- newspaper Oct. 27 to pledge they would "play an 4.3 percent annual rate from Brothers. "There is little 2.7 percent In the third quar- sion that many economists say is rooted in the July through September, the meaningful growth going on ter. active role" in dismantling apartheid. fastest pace in more than a in the economy at the present year, the government re- time and little room for opti- Beryl Sprinkel, chairman ^+* *+ ported yesterday. mism that we have a lasting of the president's Council of While the Reagan adminis- rebound under way." Economic Advisers, was tration hailed the increase as much more upbeat, contend- >\W '.V*. a "significant acceleration" SINAI SAID most of the ing that the 4.3 percent in economic activity, private strength during the third growth rate vindicated the economists were not as im- quarter came from strong administration's view that pressed, contending the consumer spending, partic- the economy is in the midst of added growth during the sum- ularly on new car purchases. a substantial rebound follow- CXVANI mer may well subtract from Spending on durable goods, ing a weak first half of 1985. 1080 N. Main 181S. Main activity In coming months. which includes autos, in- 3524430 353-0207 creased at an astonishing 23.3 "We certainly are not on The Commerce Depart- percent annual rate in the the verge of a sump bole in ment said the gross national summer. economic activity as some product - the total output of observers seem to think," goods and services - grew at However, car sales plum- Sprinkel said. "We are enjoy- the fastest rate since a 7.1 meted in October and early ing a significant acceleration Say it sweetly- percent increase in the sec- November and many ana- which we expect to continue ond quarter of 1964. lysts believe that this Is a well Into the new year." 'Thank you' this November 28 This new estimate was a signal that consumer spend- full percentage point above a ing, which accounts for al- BUT PRIVATE analysts with chocolates and a card. 3.3 percent government pro- most two-thirds of total GNP, noted that In addition to con- rftanM tection made last month. is about to weaken sharply sumer spending, much of the While the gain was far above because of consumer debt third-quarter activity was what most analysts had ex- burdens and low savings concentrated in growth in pected, they stressed use of rates. spending by the federal gov- caution in interpreting the Indeed, the GNP report ernment, up at an annual rate Celebrate the Falcons' Victory! figure. showed that the personal sav- of 40.9 percent.
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Colombia clean up continues News Briefs Florida prepares for storm PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - Storm-weary residents of the following volcanic eruption Upper Gulf Coast braced yesterday for Hurricane Kate, which battered Cuba for 16 hours with its 115 mph wind and blacked BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - that flowed into the Andes valley ciers." gangrene, which is highly conta- out much of the Florida Keys as it charged northward into the Rescuers still searched the re- Nov. 13 after toe eruption of the Hundreds of thousands of tons gious and often fatal. Gulf of Mexico. mains of Armero yesterday but Nevado del Ruiz volcano. of ice and snow remain on the A few cases have been de- Forecasters said a Gulf weather buoy buffeted by the storm burial squads also moved in, A 15-foot-deep lake of mud mountain's cone, said Tazzieff, tected in people taken to hospi- yesterday recorded gusts of 135 mph. gouging long trenches in the buried Armero and parts of one of the world's leading ex- tals after lying in the slime for "It's a here-we-go-again kind of a deal," said Joe Hunt, an volcanic mud with back hoes other towns below the volcano. perts on volcanos. About 20 per- days with open wounds. Okaloosa County Civil Defense spokesman at Shalimar on and dumping truckloads of bod- At least 25,000 people were cent of the snow cap melted in Florida's Panhandle. Low-lying areas of the peninsula were ies into them. killed. last week's eruption, creating RESCUE WORKERS contin- evacuated twice when Elena approached in September and Soldiers, acting on orders The mayor's office in Mari- the wall of mud that swept into ued looking for survivors, but residents were prepared to evacuate again last month before from health officials, slogged quita, where the small hospital the valley. hope of finding more had nearly Juan veered into Louisiana. through the muck with small became an emergency clinic, Scientists from France, the vanished a week after the disas- Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Coral cans of gasoline dousing decay- said about 15,000 people had United States, Switzerland and ter. Thirty-five were found Mon- Gables, near Miami, said Kate could be near the coast by later X bodies and setting them returned. Scientists monitoring Colombia are on the monitoring day and Tuesday. today. , and shooting animals that the volcano cautioned against team. They detected a series of The searchers use special Off Louisiana, oil companies used helicopters to evacuate had been feeding off the corpses. tremors inside the three-mile- sound-detection and infrared many of the 20,000 offshore oil workers in the Gulf. The men wore masks against I DANGER is not over," high mountain Tuesday. equipment to find signs of life in the stench. said Haraound Tazzieff, French The burial and burning of bod- the thousands of buildings be- Residents who had fled began minister of natural disasters. ies was ordered to combat ty- neath the mud. Abuse handling changed returning to Marquita. nine "The activity of the volcano will phoid fever and other diseases. A government report issued miles to the north, ana other continue for a long time and the Health Ministry officials said C>rday said 12,000 people had CINCINNATI (AP) - Hamilton County prosecutors are towns that escaped major dam- greatest danger is the melting yesterday that another problem rescued, 7,000 of them unin- changing the way they handle cases involving abused children age from the mud avalanche in hopes that they can reduce the trauma for victims of sexual and breaking up of the gla- is the possible spread of gaseous jured. or other physical abuse. Prosecutor Arthur Ney said he is expanding his team of assistants who deal with cases of child abuse and changing the way his office handles cases from the time they are reported. 'I've wanted to do this for some months," Ney said. Ohio Senate passes housing bill Five assistant prosecutors are being assigned to handle all cases of sexual and physical abuse involving children, Ney said. One of the five will be assigned to a case as soon as it Statewide funds will provide emergency shelters for homeless reaches the court system. An accused child abuser usually makes a first appearance in municipal court for arraignment. Ney said the prosecutors will stick with a case as it goes COLUMBUS (AP) - As Ohio's Aronoff said there are an esti- state budget. As legislators wrapped up through the judicial process, from municipal court to grand fast-changing weather sent tem- mated 90,000 homeless people in Sen. Eugene Watts, R-Colum- their last two-week session of jury and trial, to help children become familiar and more peratures from the 70s to the 30s the state, predominantly young bus. said increased funding for the year, the Senate approved comfortable with the prosecutor. yesterday, the Senate passed a men who are permanent resi- shelters would lead to increased 31-0 and sent to the House a bill House bill making $2.4 million dents of their communities. "At usage and, in turn, a need for to license and regulate hospice available statewide for emer- least half are homeless as a more money as the facilities care programs. Such facilities gency shelters housing the result of economic factors," he possibly attract homeless people provide special care to dying Jeep union awaits court decision homeless. said. from surrounding states. patients and their families. TOLEDO (AP) - The head of the UAW unit at Jeep Corp. Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R-Cin- Opponents cautioned against Also winning unanimous back- says the union can control escalating tension among workers cinnati, said that although the the new spending, saying cre- BUT SENATE Minority ing was a Senate bill beefing up as long as a federal court considers a motion to keep the amount was considerably less ation of the program and re- Leader Harry Meshel, O-Young- penalties for people who Ule- company from giving transferred workers retroactive than the $8 million originally funding of it later could cause stown, disagreed. "It's unlikely C"y manufacture or process seniority. proposed, it is "still enough to problems if legislators face lim- that the minimal amounts of works or explosives. Spon- U.S. District Judge Nicholas Walinski yesterday took under begin an important job." ited revenues in drafting a new food that are distributed in shel- soring Sen. Alan Zaleski, D-Ely- advisement the UAW unit's request for a preliminary ters are going to attract mi- ria, citing a fireworks factory injunction to keep Jeep from offering three years' seniority to •xpifM 11-26-851 grants from other states in the explosion in Mahoning County workers transferred from an American Motors Corp. plant in dead of winter," he said. that killed nine people, said Kenosha, Wis. The seniority is granted to those who give up the Reg. $10 "It is a relatively modest existing penalties are not severe right to be recalled from layoff in Wisconsin and whatever Haircut amount of money," Meshel said enough to deter violators. The seniority they had there. of the f 1.2 million funding level bill now goes to the House. Hours in each of the next two fiscal The International UAWs constitutional committee is to hear years. "I wish it could be more In another action, the Senate the issue Tuesday in Detroit. THE HAW REPAIR because it is a relatively small approved a resolution giving a "If he (Walinski) just doesn't issue an order against us until Is closed on Mondaysi$5 ■ Dow drop in our financial bucket." joint committee studying the that hearing on the 26th, we'll be OK," UAW Jeep unit T, W, TH, - 9:30 - 6:300 "»« workers compensation system Chairman Danny Wilson said after the four-hour court hearing. InckKta Senate approval 24-7 sent the in Ohio until Jan. 1 to complete Frl. - 9:30 - 7:00 HouseHMissed bill, sponsored by its report. The panel could not Sat. - 9:30 - 4:00 Rep. William Mallory, D-Cincin- meet the original deadline of nafl, to Gov. Richard Celeste. Nov. 1. Food poisoning threatened LOS ANGELES (AP) - Frightened shoppers jammed a Health Department hotline with calls yesterday as leaders of THE HAIR REPAIR striking unions posted a $25,000 reward for information on "Where quality comes first" whoever threatened to poison meat and produce. located In the Stadium View Shopping Center CALIFORNIA BOWL No tainted food has been found, but tensions in the bitter labor dispute ran high after syringes containing traces of Lois Leah Stale 352-2566 herbicides were found at five Alpha Beta stores In Los Angeles SURF SHIRTS! County. The FBI was among those investigating. Alpha Beta assured customers that security had been AVAILABLE AT increased as violence continued elsewhere: Stink bombs were set off Tuesday night at seven Vons markets in the county, and SPECIAL Pny Large 16" One Item Pizza For I 112 S. Main, Downtown two men were jailed yesterday after shots were fired at a Bowling Green, Ohio Safeway truck driver in San Bernardino. 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The incidence reaches a peak at 9 a.m. and then declines to a low 6:30 p.m. point at 11 p.m. The researchers theorize that the important factor Is when people wake up. not the time of day, so that those who work night shifts might have the highest risk of heart attacks in the evening. The study, conducted by researchers at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, was based Try our on an analysis of 2,999 heart attack victims. It was published in today's New England Journal of Medicine. ^ Appetizing CALIFORNIA BOWL Meadowview Courts Alternative** Apartments When you wont something different, but you Special Edition lust don't want a "big" meal, try our Appetizing of Call now at 352-1195 Alternatives at Bontley's Saloon Inside The Holiday Inn-Bowling Green! We've devoted our Two Bedroom Furnished entire menu to an array of delicious appetizers, mo unusual specialty drinks and tempting desserts. 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by Kail Smith return to lineup sports editor Martin Bayless has accomplished just about everything possible BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Vet- "I MAY GET get out there for a football player. eran quarterback Gary Dan- (in practice) and it may feel He starred In high school at Dayton Belmont, ruled his position as ielson is throwing the football great all week, and then I free safety at Bowling Green and made the National Football without pain and said yester- would be available to play, League with the Buffalo Bills. day he would love a chance to one way or the other," Dan- Now in the NFL, there are still a few things Bayless would like to regain his starting Job Sun- ielson said. "If they say I do before be hangs up his cleats for a final time. One is play on the day when the Cleveland can't damage it and it feels same field w}th his brother Gerald, a tight end at Bowling Green. Browns host the Cincinnati like this, I don't see why I "We've always gone to the same school but we never really played couldn't play." together," Martin said. "At high school I was a senior and he was a I'm healthy, I want to sophomore, and the same thing in college. We didn't play much play real bad." said Daniel- Danielson and Kosar have while we were together." son, who lost his starting job carefully avoided any hint of Bowling Green players in the NFL draft are often as popular as a to rookie Bernie Kosar after dissension over the starting fox in a henhouse but Martin doesn't think that will stop Gerald. He straining bis right shoulder job, and Schottenheimer has also said that the Falcons' exceptional year could change the NFL's Oct. 6 in a game against New said he would refuse to let the traditional overlooking of BG. England. issue split the team. "I know my brother, if be gets the opportunity, he's going to make Danielson has played only a team happy that they gave him a chance; I'm looking forward to one half since then, when he "I deal want to project that it." he said. "It's a lot easier for a (pro) scout to come around a team replaced Kosar for the second I'm the savior of this team," when their 12-0 because you don't go 1M without a lot of talent. A lot half of the Browns' 14-7 loss to Danielson said. "I don't think of Bowling Green players will get a chance in NFL camps Just the Washington Redskins on that's the case. I think Ber- because of the 12-0 record." Oct. 27. The sore shoulder has nie's doing a good job. I'm not kept Danielson from practic- standing on the sidelines tell- BG'S NATIONAL identity crisis doesn't surprise Bayless, who ing against a rush for several ing people I could be doing a said that a bigger school with the same record would land a lot of weeks. players in the NFL. Even teams that aren't having a banner season "But I wouldn't be here if I will receive more NFL attention due to their size. "He worked on Monday and didn't want to play. I'm not Quarterback Brian McClure, one of the few Falcons to gain said he felt pretty good/' said practicing every day out national headlines, is another player Bayless expects to see in an Browns' Coach Marty Schot- there to improve my golf NFL uniform - not necessarily in one different than his own. tenheimer. "When he quits game." "I've always look at Brian as having a good chance to do some throwing, it's not sore, but it's great things but I never thought that I would ever play against him,'' stiff. Well Just have to wait Danielson concedes that his Bayless said. "I think a lot of teams have quarterback problems, we and see." throwing is not as sharp as it ought be looking to draft one. Who knows, Brian may end up as a Schottenheimer has said was several months ago. Buffalo Bill." Kosar will probably start "I think my arm is out of While McClure has more than his share of records, Bayless has a against Cincinnati, although shape," he said. "I'm not few of his own. A four-year starter, he owns the Mid-American he reserved the right to throwing well when I do Conference record for most interceptions in a career and season and change his mind Sunday if throw, fm throwing without is third in career interception return yardage. Bayless not only Danielson seems to be back in pain, although it is stiffening earned a spot in the 1963 Blue-Gray game, but was honored as the shape. up afterwards." defensive player of the game. BG coach Denny Stolz said he expected Bayless to wind up in the NFL from the time he donned a Falcon uniform. "HE WOULD have to be ranked as the top defensive secondary player I ever coached at Bowling Green," he said. "He dominated the conference, especially from a longetivity standpoint; he was a pro prospect from the first day he walked on the practice field." Bayless helped the Falcons to a conference championship in 1982 ** CARR V OUT and bis 27 interceptions were the key in many BG victories, but Stolz ♦ said his talents go beyond the playing field. "He is the MAC'S greatest interceptor," Stolz said. "But he was 4 Pizza for Penny Pinchers { also a great Falcon, he helps with recruiting and he helps the program, even today. There's definitly a lot of brown and orange T 10" cheese only SI.75 \ blood inthat man." 4> 14" cheese only S2.75 < i not bleed the BG colors, but there are some things he i are quite different when a player goes pro. The differences, ♦ 16" cheese only S3.75 < however, are not necessarily on the playing field. "The big difference is coming from a small atmosphere at £ 12" French Bread Pizza S1.75 * Bowling Green and going to the big city," Bayless said. "I don't think there's a big difference In players, there all big, strong and a> Pick up only fast They all worked hard and deserve to be here. "They're the best or they wouldn't be here, you can't say that a ♦ * * 405 Thurstin 352-5475 * * i player from Ohio State is better because it's all based on the individual not Just because they played for a bigger school," he said. His small town roots haven t hindered his progress, in fact, Bayless said it hasn't bothered him one bit. ''If you look over any NFL roster, you'll find that quite a few players are from smaller schools," be said. "If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't change one thing. I wouldn't go to a different college, everything at BG was a positive experience." Applications for
Photo/Robert L Smith Though he has roamed to a different plain, Buffalo Bills' Howard's club H safety Martin Bayless will always keep In touch with his brother, THE BG NEWS Gerald, and friends In Bowling Green. In 1983, Bayless was an ail- American and standout in the Blue-Gray All Star Game. • VOTED BEST BAR IN B.G. •
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by Keith A. Cornelius ing purchases to the customs Friday reporter officer, it is just as much fun to by Claudia Malchok are priced in Canadian dollars. save your money for food and Friday reporter Knowing where you'll be Let's face it: Sometimes we entertainment. spending the night, and ^.-med just have to get out. Out of the If you are hungry, try Cadillac When the mid-semester blues with Canadian currency, you're dorm. Out of the classroom. Out Jack's, Rumors or Peaches. The hit their hardest and you really ready to discover the magic of of town. Perhaps, even out of the food is great and prices are feel the need to "get away from the city. country. reasonable. For a restaurant it all," consider a weekend jaunt Toronto boasts a booming the- Yes, out of the country. And with fancier decor, fare and to a booming metropolitan city - ater district including over 85 why not? Windsor, Ontario, is Bices, check out Spats or The in a foreign country. Our performing arts companies, sur- only about 80 miles from Bowl- verboat. friendly neighbor to the North, passed only by London and New ing Green, and it's packed full of Canada, offers an action- York. Grand productions such exciting things to see and do. After dinner, there is still packed, inexpensive escape to as "Cats" "A Chorus Line," The adventure begins after plenty to do. There are numer- Toronto, just six hours away. and Agatha Christie's "Mouse- you pay the toll for the Ambas- ous clubs and lounges featuring Toronto, often dubbed the trap" are all affordable if you sador Bridge. Linking Detroit live jazz groups. On the week- "People City," offers something visit Five Star Tickets, a half- and Windsor, the bridge is one of ends, Bentley's Roadhouse for everyone. With minimal pre- price, same-day ticket outlet the longest suspension bridges moves the eating tables aside Silanning a mini-vacation is af- located at the corner of Dundas in the world. and it becomes one of the most Drdable, especially when you and Yonge Streets in front of Downtown Windsor is a shop- popular dance places around. consider the exchange rate. Eaton Centre. per's paradise. There are rows The line waiting at the door Currently, the U.S. dollar is and rows of clothing boutiques, rivals Bowling Green's Uptown worth approximately 33% more The city's most distinguished fur shops and specialty stores. or Main Street on the hottest of than the Canadian dollar. There landmark, the Canadian Na- From the trend-setting fashions Saturday nights. are several options available tional Tower (CN Tower), is the of Frank Mendal's to the im- when handling the exchange tallest free-standing man-made ports of Casa Chavela and the If you want a real fun change rate. structure in the world, standing ulterior design "alternatives" of of pace, make reservations for Most Canadian businesses will 1,815 feet 5 inches high. Ride the Insites, even the window-shop- one of the shows at the Komedy accept American currency, but high-speed glass elevators to the per will find heaven on the Korner. Shows feature several a bank will give you a slightly observation level where you can streets of Windsor. different warm-up comics and a exchange rate for your money see for 100 miles on a clear day. headliner. Jokes tend to get a than a retail store. The best You can continue the elevator If you do plan to shop while in little raunchy, but the audience alternative is to use your credit ride to the top and dine at Top of Windsor, you should heed a few loves to get involved. card, since the bank will adjust Toronto, the highest and largest suggestions. Go during the week the totals according to the daily revolving restaurant in the and exchange your money at a The nice Dart about Windsor is Friday/Keith Cornelius rate. world. There you can enjoy a bank for Canadian currency. that everything is within walk- Across the water Make hotel reservations as breathtaking view of the city for Also, remember that anything ing distance of your car whether early as possible by consulting an average price of $15.95 per you buy must pass through cus- you park along the river or in with a travel agent or checking meal. The tower also houses toms on the way home. This may one of the parking garages. The The skyline Of downtown Detroit is shrouded by clouds in this view the Red Book, a listing of hotels broadcasting and communica- mean an additional tax. day will be one you'll remember from Windsor, Ontario. The two cities are less than a mile apart, and motels (available in Jerome To avoid the hassle of explain- for a long time. separated by the Detroit River and linked by a tunnel and a bridge. Library). Remember that hotels • See Toronto sights, page 10. Fremont museum Winter wonders live at King's Island open for holidays
by John P. GUebc by Ellen Zlmmerll about the grounds, but detail Friday reporter ass't managing editor the origins of the pieces and some of their history. Those of you looking for some- For those who may be Fran Jackson, a tour guide where to go in the spirit of the spending the Thanksgiving who has been working at the holidays may be surprised to holiday closer to Bowling home since last spring, said it know that Christmas s ambi- Green or looking for a place took her about two weeks to ence is alive and well at King's to escape to on the weekend, learn the tour. Island. the Rutherford B. Hayes Jackson describes details With The Beast in hibernation, home and museum may be as minute as the bed warmers along with most of the other the perfect getaway. which were filled with hot rides, the theme park will be About 35 miles east of coals and run over the covers transformed into a winter won Bowling Green in Fremont, before people got into their derland. Winterfest '85 kicks off the presidential home, mu- beds. Their only source of daily operation on November 29 seum and library, located on heat was the 15 fireplaces and culminates with fireworks 25 acres of land, offer a step throughout the home. at 9 p.m. on New Year's Eve. back in history and an infor- To warm their feet, a soap The festival's focal point will mative walk-through history brick was heated in the fire- be a lavish International Street, lesson. place, wrapped in a towel and with the replica 330-foot Eiffel Tour guides lead visitors placed in the bed. Jackson Tower transformed into a giant, through the home in a 40-rnin- said many magazines still lighted Christmas tree. Its 2400 ute tour, which begins as soon advertise the bricks and peo- twinkling lights and magnificent as you walk through the ple still use them. 30-foot star will be visible for grand doorway with a tale Although the home has al- many miles around. about Hayes' uncle who left ways featured a Victorian The towering "tree" over- the home and grounds to his Christmas, Baker said she is looks International Street and nephew when he died. not sure whether the tradi- the park's Royal Fountain, fro- The Rutherfords moved tional 14-foot-tall Christmas zen for ice-skating. The five into their Fremont home af- tree will be allowed in the buildings on the street will be ter the president retired from home, since a new fire mar- adorned with holiday decora- the White House in 1881. De- shall is not allowing live trees tions and will feature gifts made Photo courtesy/King's Island scendants of the president in public places.Baker added by skilled craftspeople. occupied the home until 1965 that the fireplaces and stair- Should a youngster accom- Ice skating on the Royal Fountain is one of the many attractions at King's Island during the annual when it was opened to the case will be decorated and the pany you, or if you posess any Winterfest celebration. Winterfest '85 will run from November 29 through December 31 at the theme public. home will be open for free child-like tendencies yourself, perk, which is about a three-hour drive from Bowling Green. Ann Baker, who has public viewing from Dec. 26 Santa's Village in Rivertown worked at the home for 32 through 31. offers the opportunity to mingle varian cuckoo clocks and im- brittle and creamy fudge pre- and, of course, the Hannah-Bar- years, designed and wrote the with old Kris Kringle. ported tree decorations. pared on marble table tops. bera cartoon characters. In the The museum and home are A new French bakery is Both the Festhaus and Colum- Festhaus, a double cast of per- "I keep reading all the time open from 9 a.m. to 5 pjn., More craftspeople will be in planned for the French Building bia Palace will offer tasty holi- formers will perform "Home and putting things into the Tuesday through Saturday, Rivertown making such unusual at this year's Winterfest. Seve- day food, as well as live For The Holidays" several tour to get it where it is to- and 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sun- items as bread-dough orna- ral taste-tempting goodies will entertainment. The Festhaus times each day. The 30-minute day," Baker said. day, Monday and holidays, ments, hand-carved candles and be baked, including chocolate will have dishes from Italy, Ger- musical includes audience sing- Today the tour will de- but are closed Thanksgiving, hand-made toys. King's Island eclairs, gingerbread houses, many and Mexico. alongs of yuletide tunes. scribe not only each of the Christmas and New Years. shops will also offer such hard- cream horns and an assortment Winterfest '85 will also feature Admission to Winterfest '85 is rooms of the home, much of Admission is $2 for adults and to-find gifts as Hummelware, of hot cookies. The Spanish four new original live shows, $4.95, with children three and the furniture and details $1.50 for children. M«n>mo Alexander dolls. Ba Building will also feature peanut numerous roving entertainers • See Winterfest '85, page 11.
AOtfL T^cfe^ Was it right to tear down the goalposts after last Saturday's game?
Interviews by/Barb SymboHk Friday/Jim Safcola LAURA BOWERS, freshman JEFFREY STRAND, Junior JAMES CAIN, junior account- MIKE TONN, freshman DENNY TIEN, sophomore ac- DONNA WHILE, sophomore education major, West Unity: "I accounting/MIS major, North ing major, Cincinnati: "I think sports management major, counting/MIS major, Macedo- marketing major, Northfietd: "I think it was pretty immature. I Olmsted fl thought it was great it's a great tradition and great Massillon: "I loved it! It was an nia: "I loved it It was the thought it was kind of dangerous was just as excited about the that the fans were excited, but spirit on part of the fans. It's just uplifting experience." greatest feeling I've had since since some people got hurt. victory, but there are other there's a problem when people too bad that someone got hurt in Pve been here.* Maybe there's something else ways of celebrating." get hurt in the process." the process." for the fans to go craxy wtth." Friday /November 22,1985 8
American past shown at museums
by Julieann Bail Friday reporter For those students who have nothing planned for Thanksgiv- ing break except to eat turkey, a trip to Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum could be a nice way to take a fun filled mini-vacation. The Henry Ford Museum has collections for a variety of inter- ests. Some of the most fascinat- ing exhibits visitors will see include the 600-ton steam loco- motiveMlegheny, a 1909 Model T Ford that "put the world on wheels", a bicycle built for 10 people and a copy of Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis flown by Jimmy Stewart in the movie of the same name. Visitors to the museum are also given the chance to peddle a high-wheel bike, tap on a tele- Includes Air, Lodging. Lift Tickets and Rental Car. graph and operate a flat-bed November 1. 1985 thru April 30. 1986 printing press. Among the fascinating items to be found in GreenfieldVillage is Thomas Edison's Memo Park labratory. Many inventions MAIL were developed here, including the phonograph, the incandes- cent light ana improvements on courtesy/Henry Ford Ma the telegraph. Henry Ford's 1880 two-story clapboard farmhouse, which he Classic antique cars In the Transportation area are part of the vast collections of historic artifacts in the had moved here, is also located 12 acre Henry Ford Museum In Dearborn, Mich. Pictured above are a 1939 Presidential Lincoln (left) and a in Greenfield Village. Ford re- 1912 Baker Electric. IncludesJ534 Air. Lodging. Lift Tickets and Rental Car. stored the bouse to nave it look November 27. 1985. thru April 20. 1986 exactly as he remembered it work and wool carding and to the museum will be able to at booths and tables within the from his childhood. weaving. enjoy a traditional holiday cele- museum. For a change of pace visitors bration complete with the cus- Admission to the Henry Ford A new addition to Greenfield can clip-clop down the streets of toms from past decades of Museum and Greenfield village From Dayton or Toledo Village this year is Firestone the past aboard a horse drawn America's history. A giant are seperate but coat the same: Farm, birthplace of Harvey carriage (or sleigh ride, Christmas tree surrounded t>y a Adults, 88; children 5 through 12. via Firestone. Firestone Farm will weather permitting). veritable Noah's Ark of stuffed 87; children under 5 , free; and operate as a farm of the 1880's animals will be displayed along senior citizens, 87. Group rates complete with crops and live- After a day of sightseeing, with exhibits tracing the origins are available as well as a two stock. In many of the buildings visitors can relax in the Eagle of such seasonal celebrities as day (consecutive) unlimited ad- demonstrations of day to day Tavern and enjoy authentic 19th Frosty the Snowman and Rudolf missions ticket to the museum activities of the past take place. century food. the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Va- and village. The cost of this two- These demonstrations may in- rious historical homes will be day ticket is |15 for adults, 87.50 clude open-hearth cooking, From December 7 through 31 decorated, and food and gifts for children 5 through 12 and 813 steam-powered milling, needle (except Christmas Day) visitors from the past can be purchased for senior citizens. Ohio travel options abound by Kelly Rose visit museums, Ohio has a Cleveland has numerous Base is the most popular ad- Friday reporter museum for just about every- places to visit The Cleveland mission-free attractions in thing. Health Education Museum. Ohio. It includes more than Deciding on a place to go The Professional Football The Cleveland Aquarium and 110 aircraft and balloons plus over Thanksgiving can be dif- Hall of Fame in Canton will Cleveland's Play House are much more. While in Dayton, ficult. If your home is too far interest sports fans while the just a few of the many tourist vistors can also see Carillon away, where do you go to Canton Classic Car Museum attractions in the city. Park and The Dayton Art spend some time away from will fascinate car buffs with If you are interested in na- Institute, to name just a two its unique collection of an- ture, why not try one of Ohio's of the city's many attrac- ) has so much to offer to tique vehicles. many parks. Mohican State tions. tourists that it can be difficult Columbus contains numer- Park, toodonville, and Salt deciding tustwhere to go over ous museums including The Fork State Park, Cambridge, The above-mentioned are the houday. Whether you Columbus Museum of Art and offer camping, nature trails ust a few of the places to visit want a short and inexpensive the Center of Science and and resorts to please people £ Ohio. Thanksgiving does trip or a long trip with every Industry (COSI). who want to relax and get not have to be dull for those luxury, there is somewhere COSI is full of unusual ex- back to nature. students who do not go borne. for you. hibits and shows to fascinate Dayton also off era a variety The AAA can assist travelers Ohio offers a variety of everyone, featuring a plane- of attractions. The U.S. Air in finding places to go and Includes: Air, 3 Night Hotel, Rental Car opportunities to get away tarium and the Perception of Force Museum located at how to get there to take all the Optical Illusions Show. Wright Patterson Air Force worry out of traveling. • Round trip air to Orlando • Hotel accommodations for 3 from it all. 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A guide to the Big Apple New York is still 9 by Jenny Hudson For the more expensive shops, hot 'After Hours Friday reporter check 57th Street, Park and Madison Avenues and the upper by Scott E. Norman the flaky and neurotic Marcy, There are some things I just East Side of the city. Moder- Friday reporter continues to demostrate why love about being a New Yorker. ately-priced stores are in abun- she is one of the finest young I love the fact that I can get dance all over Manhattan, but After painting a rather actresses around today. Chinese food at 3 a.m. I also love try the upper West Side on Co- dark picture of New York Linda ("Vision Quest") getting the Sunday New York lumbus and Amsterdam Ave- City in movies like "Mean Fiorentino is perfect as Ar- Times on Saturday night. But nues. Streets" and "Taxi Driver," quette's sexy artist-girlfriend probably the greatest and most • The stores of New York offer director Martin Scorcese who dabbles in papier-mache enviable fringe benefit of living more than just shopping. People casts some comic light on the' sculptures and bondage. Teri in the "city that never sleeps" is line up for blocks to watch the Big Apple in bis new movie, Garr is on screen for maybe returning for the holidays. animated Christmas fantasies "After Hours." 15 minutes, but makes her To find the holiday spirit in come to life in the windows of B. ■■ Ufa Griffin Dunne stars as mild time count as a wacky wait- New York City, you should do Altman's, Macy's and Saks or to ■•■ • mannered word processor ress who is stuck in the 1960's two things. First, enjoy the spec- glimpse the jewel-encrusted »••■ Paul Hackett, a bored and and still jamming to the Mon- tacular decorations and wonder- winter scenes in the windows of ■■ - lonely guy looking for some- kees. Even Cheecn and Chong ful displays New York has. You Tiffany's on 57th Street at Fifth fa Avenue. thing more out of life. While make a brief appearance as really can't experience the holi- "••f» t at a local eastside cafe, Paul two local thieves. days with such magnificence • One of the newest attractions meets a beautiful girl named In the midst of all these anywhere but in the Big Apple. for New York shoppers is Trump Marcy (Rosanna Arquette). crazy people is Griffin Dunne. Second, look a bit beyond the Tower on Fifth Avenue at 57tn Paul arranges a meeting Dunne is the focus of the hustle and bustle of New York Street. Doormen dressed like with Marcy ather girlfriend's movie (and co-producer) and shoppers and tourists and notice Buckingham Palace guards pad in Soho. During a wild the glue that holds it together. the people of New York. It must usher you into the gallery of cab ride to the Downtown Whether entering the punkish be holiday spirit that makes 15 stores and cafes that are housed area, Paul loses his money Club Berlin on Mohawk night usually-stoic New Yorkers wish within the giant skyscraper and the cabbie leaves him or being chased by a mob of each other Merry Christmas on while a brass choir serenades stranded in Soho. Soho vigilantes in a Mr. Softy a subway train. you from one of the many balco- SK. »nm To explain the plot of "Af- trunk, Dunne is up to to the The number and variety of nies. ter Hours" any further would challenge. activities and sights in New • Rockefeller Center, located be pointless, since too much As usual, Scorcese is a film York would take hundreds of on Fifth Avenue near 50th happens to poor Paul. He craftsman. Like all his mov- pages to detail. But, like anyone Street, is a must-see for all holi- finest musicians playing holiday convenient way to get around meets one weird character ies, "After Hours" is visually else, I have some favorites. Fol- day visitors. The lighting on the music for the crowds. Brass town, if you're not squashed by after another in his quest to stunning. He creates a atmo- lowing is a list of just a few of the giant Christmas tree is televised choirs are very popular and the the one-million-plus Times get borne, and through a bi- sphere of absurdity in the multitude of things to do during nationwide shortly after sound of Christmas carols is a Square partiers. zarre series of mishaps and movie and only asks the audi- your Big Apple holiday: Thanksgiving, but don't miss the marvelous (and free) addition to misunderstandings, finds his ence to accept that not every- ice-skating rink where you can your Manhattan experience. A final note about the holidays very life in danger. But don't thing will make sense. • Number one on my list, and skate with some of the most • For a change of pace, go to in New York, especially New worry - it's all in good fun. also on many other New York- interesting skaters in New York. the lower east side of Manhattan Year's Eve: watch your purses, Scorcese has created a "After Hours" is not for er's lists, is Christmas shopping. • If you're a music fan, there's near the Brooklyn Bridge and wallets and other valuables. The dream-like world in "After everyone. The movie relies on Among the manyposh retail no better place than Manhattan visit the South Street Seaport, a holiday season is also a prime Hours." In fact, the movie an urban feel, black comedy, stores are Macy's, Gimbels and at Christmas. Handel's "Mes- wonderful area full of stores, time for pickpockets. New York itself flows like a dream - like and a host of characters Orbachs on 34th Street plus siah" is performed at Carnegie restaurants and strolling carol- is a grand place during the holi- something out of the "Wizard many people may find puz- Saks, Lord It Taylor and B. Hall and also at various other lers. days, and even more wonderful of Oz." Like Dorothy, Paul zling. So if you like your mov- Altman's on Fifth Avenue. For theatres and churches around if it isn't spoiled by a thief or a journeys through a strange ies straight from the hip and the more expensive shopper, town. Performances are always The New York Transportation mugger. world, sometimes wonderful in the mainstream, ''After there's also Gucci's, Bonwit given that allow outsiders to join Department has recently pro- and sometimes dangerous, Hours" may not be for you. Teller, Bergdorf Goodman and in the famous Hallelujah Cho- vided a special bonus for visitors So go to New York and cele- wanting only to go home the But if you like something dif- Bloomingdale's - all within 15 rus. who stay for the New Year's Eve brate the holidays in one of the entire time. ferent, appreciate fine char- blocks of each other. While walking down Fifth celebrations -transportation via world's greatest towns with The entire cast is excellent acter acting and creative • If department store shopping Avenue or any other Manhattan buses, subways and commuter some of the world's greatest in small, but utterly unique filmmaking, "After Hours" is isnt your thing, New York is a street, you can almost always trains is free shortly after the people. Chances are you won't roles. Rosanna Arquette, as right on the mark. haven for the small boutique. encounter some of New York's new year. Any of these is a regret it. GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION
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