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City Sports City Prevention Center representatives Soccer and volleyball action Democrats ask students on line at attend funding conference at home this weekend the bars for vote registration Friday Vol.73 Issue 15 September 21, 1990 Bowling Green, Ohio The BG News ^sssrAn Independent Student Voice for 70 Years ==? BRIEFLY Professor wins Campus $100,000 award Homeless helper* sought: for performance A Homeless Awareness Project meeting will take For one University professor, Am, Inc., said Behling's leader- place Monday, Sept. 24 at teaching really has paid off. ship was also a contributing fac- 9:00 p.m. in 110 Business The University will name Or- tor in the decision. Administration Building for lando "Chuck" Behling as its first "Chuck has an outstanding re- those who want to help the A s h e 1 G ." putation which we at Mid Am can homeless people in the local Bryan/Mid attest to based upon the consult- area. American Bank ing work in leadership qualities The meeting will explain Professor to- which he has done for us," he the project and allow people day, an en- said. to volunteer for activities dowed profes- Williams said a faculty com- which will take place during sorship which mittee selected Behling. Homeless Awareness Week, Provides Endowed professorships such Oct. 1-7. Activities will in- 100,000 for his as this also help the individual clude Tent City and Roof to research. colleges, he said. Behling is a "These kinds of things enable Roof Day. Behllng Volunteers are needed to management colleges to recruit and retain out- contact Bowling Green professor at the College of Busi- standing faculty members," he businesses for donations ness Administration and a psy- said. "The market is competitive and participants. Vol- chologist known for his work in and it frequently takes this kind unteers are also needed to organizational behavior and of thing to Keep a competitive po- work at an information theory. sition." table which will be in the Business Administration Dean Behling has served on the Uni- Union Oval next week. Fred Williams said Behling's versity Board of Trustees, writ- Those not able to attend teaching earned him the profes- ten nearly 50 articles in profes- the meeting can to sign-up sorship. sional and scholarly journals, and for activities at the informa- "Behling has compiled a dis- is a member of the American tion table. tinguished record as a teacher- Psychological Society and the So- scholar," Williams said. "His ciety for I n - sustained contributions in schol- dustrial/Organizational Psychol- WORLD arship, instruction and profes- ogy- Iraq expelled from sional service are truly outstand- Games: ing." In addition, he received a fel- The Olympic Council of Edward Reiter, chairman and lowship from the Academy of Asia voted Thursday to ex- chief executive officer of Mid Management in 1985. Sil Iraq from the Asian ames and from the council as punishment for its inva- sion of Kuwait, delegates said. Toledo to hold Delegates leaving a closed meeting of the 38-member council said of those present, 27 voted to vigil for POWs expel Iraq, three opposed expulsion and six abstained. from local musicians Bob and by Marvin Brown Terri May. There will be a varie- The Games open Satur- staff writer ty of speakers, including special day. guest speaker Mary Kaptur, Among the Americans that Toledo congress woman (9th Dis- iO News/Jay Murdock Sleazy surprise: never came home from the Viet- trict). A truck driver who went nam War, 117 Ohioans will be The highlight of the evening Going To The Chapel to a brothel in Teramo, Italy honored by candlelight Friday will include the introduction or expecting a discreet dal- night as a part of National Miss- the family members of the local Freshman Eric Lakatos (left) and Karen Jenkins of Toledo take advantage of mild temperatures to liance instead came upon a ing in Action/Prisoner of War POWs/MIAs. And the names of have a picnic outside Prout Chapel Thursday afternoon. The couple will be getting married In Prout shocking surprise — his Day. the 117 missing Ohioans will be Chapel In July. wife. The Toledo Vietnam Veterans read. It turned out the woman, a of America, Chapter 35, sponsor "We encourage not only family homemaker by day, had tonight's ceremony which takes and friends of missing Ameri- been working as a call girl place at the Toledo War Memor- cans, but all those who would like by night unbeknownst to her ial Civic Center Mall at 7p.m. to support MIAs," Flowers said. husband. "Although our ceremony pays Although the candlelight vigil is The story was recounted tribute to the 2,303 American once a year, Flower said his or- Iraq uses company as a front Thursday in La Stampa POWs/MIAs, we will place a Sanization will continue to push to newspaper of Turin. special interest on the 117 riruj about answers concerning CLEVELAND (AP) - A Solon, a Cleveland suburb. They State Enterprise for Mechanical According to the account, Onioans that are still missing," missing Americans. machine tool company seized by sent its 12 workers home, closed Industries, is run by Saddam's a friend gave the 35-year-old said VVA president Michael "The government states there authorities Monday was a front the doors of the one-story building son-in-law, the newspaper said. truck driver the address of Flowers, a Vietnam veteran. are no more MIAs in Vietnam, for Saddam Hussein to disguise and froze its bank accounts. The paper quoted Customs an exclusive bordello in "And among them, we will focus but that's hard to believe," he the flow of technical know-how The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer Commissioner Carol Hallett as Teramo and recommended on the nine that are missing from said. "After all these years, and items from this country to on Thursday quoted U.S. Customs saying the company was "pur- he ask for a particular Northwest Ohio." French MIAs have been found — Iraq, a U.S. Customs official said officials as saying the Solon com- chased by Iraqi interests for the woman working there. According to Flowers, Presi- and the French pulled out of Viet- Thursday. pany was a front purchased by specific purpose of illegally ac- "After a half-hour wait, dent Bush nas proclaimed Sep- nam before the Americans ar- "It's an agent, a front, middlemen for the Iraqi presi- quiring critical weapons technol- when he finally obtained the tember 21 as National Missing in rived. whatever you want to call it. The dent solely to conceal the acquisi- ogy." prohibited meeting, the Action/Prisoner of War Day and "If they can keep French alive, thrust of its business does carry tion of nuclear weapons technolo- Hartkop would not confirm the woman he dreamed of and Friday night Toledo Mayor John they can keep Americans alive. everything to Iraq," said Stephen gy- newspaper's report, but confir- whom he knew only by her McHugh will follow suit by claim- We want to return Americans to Hartkop, assistant special Cus- Safa al-Habobi, the president of med customs officials are in- working name turned out to ing the day locally. American soil. We are always in- toms agent in charge in Cleve- Matrix Churchill, which is head- vestigating the company. The program will include terested in anyone with informa- land. quartered in the United Kingdom, "Whether these things were be his wife, housewife by tion in regards to American day, high-class call girl by interdenominational prayers ? On Monday, federal agents also is an official with a key Iraqi part of a weapons program or not from a Catholic priest and songs POW/MIA,' Flowers added. night," the newspaper said. seized Matrix Churchill Corp. in defense firm. That firm, Nasr □ See Iraq, page 4. The report said the wife tried to run away, but the husband caught her. She filed charges against him after he hit her, the news- paper said. Chily's offers line WEATHER of new products Rain likely: Today, mostly cloudy with rain likely. High 70-75. by Tara A. Rainson When the debit card system Chance of staff writer was implemented last spring, rain is 60 Food Operations decided to percent. renovate Chily's, said Jane Tonight, Chily's, once an on-campus Schimpf, director of Food periods of restaurant serving ice cream Operations. rain with and not snack food, now more Food Operations began a chance closely resembles a grocery considering the arrangement of thun- store with a self-serve food a few years ago when de- der- line. partment members dis- storms. Students now can purchase covered similar formats at Chance of everything from sandwich other schools that used debit rain is 90 bread to antifreeze, with card systems. percent. Saturday, variable items including laundry and According to General Man- cloudiness with a high in the dish detergent, frozen and ager Amy Hoops, the new num.