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Monday, April 10,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 131 Akron's student union summons Monday Feature pride in campus by Pat Murphy Jim Barker The BC News University: •Akron University;! Editor's note: This is the second in a series of four stories explor- Student Union: ing the different student unions offered at Mid-American Confer- dardnerCenter ence Schools. Date of Construction: University of Akron's modest decor seems to blend In with its ks 1930'$ i urban surroundings, making the Renovated: campus a bit difficult to find coming off of the freeway. 1982 The same cannot be said of Gardner Center, University of "We get a lot of usage here Akron's student union. Gardner within the community as well as Center has twice undergone within the student population," major renovations, transforming Fritz said. "That's why we had it into a massive concrete struc- facilities, such as the theater put ture rivaling the city of Akron's in during the last renovation. downtown buildings. "This week Is break week and Much like the Shriver Center we still have five or six major of Miami University, Akron's conferences going on here," he Gardner Center has three dis- added. tinct levels. The lower level con- Tony Brown, assistant game sists of a billiards room, a small The BC Ncwi/Kclly Rl|* room manager of Gardner University Supervisor of Athletic Fields Greg "Cooncr" Kuhn lays field than any other field we have," said Ken Schoeni, Administra- bowling alley, a sizable video Center, said the video game gameroom and a number of Uni- chalk on the baselines of Warren E. Steller Field before a baseball tive Assistant to the Athletic Director. machines in the recreation area game last weekend. "We spend more time preparing the baseball versity of Akron's student organ- draw constant attention from ization offices. students. The first floor contains a "It's usually packed," Brown cafeteria with fast food options - said. "People are always standing including a McDonald's and Al- in line to use these machines and Maintenance draws the line tieri's Pizza; Summit County's we make sure we take good care largest bookstore; student affairs of them." offices and a maze of conference Brown said the video game rooms. room was not built to Its current Sports hinge on work of University grounds crew The second level consists of a size. dining hall seating 900 to 1000 "We used to have only a couple Pat Murphy down Stadium Drive. A puff of smoke leaks out of "We used a nail drag on Fri- people, meeting rooms and stu- of pinball machines In here, and The BG News They turn left Into Steller a pipe as Kuhn drives toward day because [the Infield] was a dent lounges and a state-of-the- there was always a line to use Field and disperse' around it. second base. The tractor pulls little firm. We needed to loosen art theater added during the 1982 them. But whenever student or- Friday morning, 10 am. A The John Deere tractor stops a nail drag, one of several It a little bit on top. You want it renovations. ganizations would rent out the convoy of field equipment between first and second base. types of drags the Field Main- a little loose on top so there is a Bob Fritz, assistant director of place, there was nothing left for leaves the Maintenance Room Greg Kuhn, Supervisor of Ath- tenance staff uses. smooth surface," said Ken Gardner Center, said the center's students to play on," Brown said. in Perry Stadium. Two golf letic Fields, jumps Into the Kuhn was dragging the in- Schoeni, Administrative Assis- point of pride Is its consistently Brown also said that, if the carts, a riding lawnmower and driver's seat and spins the field In preparation for Satur- heavy use by students and com- a tractor putter single file green tractor around. day's games. See BASEBALL, page three. munity members. See UNION, page four. Black leader to mobilize march S^SS* Chavis, Farrakhan join forces to mobilize 1 million men for unity The Associated Press "We are not going to DAYTON - The Rev. Benjamin Chavis, the former leader of the Washington to make NAACP, said Sunday he will help demands on the organize a march on Washington this fall. federal government, Chavis said he would join Na- in terms of specifics tion of Islam leader Louis Far- or programs. We Police are looking for any in- rakhan to mobilize at least 1 mil- formation on the alleged attacker lion black men for the Oct. 16 believe there needs to in n rape that occurred on April 2 march. be greater unity in on the 100 block of East Merry "The purpose of the march is Street more self-affirmation, where we our community." The alleged rapist was de- are encouraging black men to scribed by the victim as a six- stand up to straighten up their foot, 200-pound, 30 to 35-year-old backs and say we are going to Benjamin Chavis white male with dark hair, a full take greater responsib'llty for former leader of the NAACP face and a stocky build. improving the quality of life of At the time of the rape, the our community," he said. man was reportedly unshaven Chavis, who is from Cleveland, said. and had his hair pulled straight spoke Sunday at two Dayton Chavis was fired in August as back Into a pony tall. He was re- churches. He announced the the executive director of the portedly wearing dark jeans and march at an afternoon news con- National Association for the Ad- ablackt-shirt. AP FhMWIUMk ClritgU ference. vancement of Colored People. The alleged attacker has dark Chavis had failed to disclose that eyes, a deep voice- The Rev. Benjamin Chavis, former chairman of NAACP, speaks at the Rlverdale Congregational "We are not going to Washing- he used $322,400 in organization Police encourage anyone with Church in Dayton on April 9. Chavis spoke In two Dayton Churches and had a news conference an- ton to make demands on the fed- mouey to settle a sexual- Information about the rape to nouncing that he will Join the Nation of Islam leader Lotus Farrakhan to organize a march on Washing- eral government, In terms of discrimination complaint filed by contact Crime Stoppers at ton In October. specifics or programs," Chavis a former assistant. 352-0077. AN < illH Findlay police char, The family of a USAir The Fatal baseball team man with menacing I plane crash victim improves its MAC record INSIDE stalking. questions the official to 6-0 this past weekend by Page 4. accounts of the handling defeating Akron with a pair of the remains of the of 3-0 victories.. * bodies. Page 7. LOOK m Page 5. C

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Editorial The BG News page two Monday, April 10,1995 Reagan nostalgia has come The BG News Hardly a day goes by anymore ■ The top 1 percent of Income eral regulations designed to without the announcement of an- earners saw their taxes reduced safeguard workers, consumers "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" other proposal to slash the from 31 to 24 percent while taxes and the environment You don't meager social security safety net John for 80 percent of the nation in- have to be a star accountant to that cushions the fall of those at creased or remained the same. Understand that if businesses are the bottom of the U.S economic ■ The number of workers earn- freed from complying with Julie Tagliaferro Michael Zawacki ladder. But the Republican ing less than $6.10 per hour in- workplace, consumer and envi- editor-in-chief managing editor blitzkrieg entails far more than creased from 12 to 18 percent. ronmental laws their profits will pummeling poor people who lack While the Republican Contract increase at the consumers ex- the political power to fight back. With America has been promoted pense. Conservatives are also anxious .Bernard as the solution to our country's Not surprisingly, the Republi- Leah Bamum Dawn Keller to dismantle the laws protecting problems, nothing could be fur- can Contract demands another news editor assistant managing editor workers and consumers as well And while a fraction of the ther from the truth Even a casu- peacetime military buildup, even as the regulations that prevent money spent by Reagan and Con- al examination reveals that the though the U.S. is the undisputed big business from completely gress did trickle down to ordin- Contract could only have been global military superpower. ruining our environment. ary wage earners, the primary designed to continue or extend Plans for this buildup include Joe Peiffer Larry Hannan Sharon Turco Why the sudden zeal to curb beneficiaries were investors who the Reagan policies of the 1980's dumping about $2 billion per city editor editorial editor feature editor government spending? Accord- owned interest in the public debt, - policies from which our nation year into the completely discre- ing to Republicans, these pro- stockholders of defense corpora- is still struggling to recover. dited Star Wars missile system, grams and regulations must be tions, elite research universities, For instance, one of the central the same worthless program defunded in order to achieve the and corporate lobbyists and points of the Contract is a de- promoted by Reagan at a cost to political goal of balancing the CEO's. mand for a 50 percent cut in the taxpayers of $36 billion. budget in seven years. What do you do for an encore capital gains tax. Care to guess Huge tax cuts for the wealthy, Computer access The irony of course, is that a after squandering untold billions which Income group owns the boosting corporate profits by Republican-controlled Congress on weapons, the military bureau- majority of the real estate, eliminating federal regulations, is now clamoring to balance the cracy and spy agencies? How stocks, bonds, gold and art which another peacetime military will help students same national accounts which about reducing the tax burden on would be subject to capital gains? buildup - all that's missing for a were grotesquely unbalanced by the top twenty percent of U.S. Or which political party those complete return to the Reagan Ronald Reagan, one of the most households - a policy which cost owners support with generous era Is the resurgence of disco. Last week, it became a little easier to get to a com- popular Republican presidents in the U.S. Treasury a small fortune contributions? The Republican Contract with puter on campus. recent memory. in lost tax revenues. But Peter To illustrate the point, if the America is nothing but window Due to budget constraints, the computer labs in Conk- But perhaps a bit of back- had to be robbed In order to pay capital gains tax Is reduced by SO dressing for a set of policies spe- lin, Kohl, McDonald and Rodgers halls had been closed. ground is in order Paul, as the saying goes, and percent, someone In the top 1 cifically designed to advance the Last week, all of them reopened and became available While the federal government those lost revenues had to be off- percent of U.S. Incomes is esti- Interests of the super rich. Un- for students living in those particular halls. spent more than It collected in set by increasing the tax burden mated to receive an average tax fortunately, the price of these The main impetus for the reopenings was the $50 fee tax revenues prior to 1980, dur- on the lower and middle classes break of $16,372.00. Contrast that policies is the cultural and eco- for technology services students must pay beginning in ing the eight long years of the and by reducing social spending. with someone earning between nomic Impoverishment of our the fall semester of 1995. Reagan presidency, deficit Here are just a few of the ways $30-$40,000 who is expected to great nation. Will the Republi- A task force made up of representatives of Resident spending mushroomed out of Reagan's skewed economic poli- receive an average benefit of cans succeed? Although we need Student Association and Undergraduate Student control. Where did our tax dol- cies affected Americans: $37.00. to remain optomistlc. it would be lars go? The majority was swal- The U.S. Treasury estimates a mistake to underestimate the Government was also instrumental in getting the labs lowed up by the largest peace- ■ In 1980 there were 574,000 that the proposed tax cut will determination of "conservatives opened. time military buildup in our na- millionaires in the U.S.; by 1988 cost 44 billion in lost revenue to promote the Interests of the The News believes the University administration and tion's brief history. the niiinfrpr fyy, alnpflflt trip^Kr TA over a five year period. This wealthy elite. Let's just hope they the student- organizations who reopened the labs should When the smoke cleared, the 1,500,000. shortfall will have to be made up don't do too much damage before be commended. national debt had tripled and the ■ In 1979 there were 26 million by other taxpayers or by further they're finally thrown out. Computer access can be a problem on this campus - U.S. had been transformed into Americans living in poverty, by reducing services - or both. you need only walk into the Union any weekday after- the world's largest debtor nation. 1983 their ranks had swelled to The Contract also calls for the John Bernard is a guest col- noon to know that. Providing more computer opportuni- All in only eight years. almost 36 million. reduction or elimination of fed- umnist for The News ties to on-campus students will help ease the line of hud- dled masses in various labs yearning to get to to a computer sometime before the end of the semester. LETTERS TO E Previously, The News had endorsed the $50 fee for G.O.P. PGtPOStS technology services. THE EDITOR 1 ■ We were concerned, though, about how effective the %3£tIUNCH administration would be in using this fee for the better- Republicans prove NuTR'T'oNAL ment of computer services on this campus. STANDS... = With the reopenings, the administration is sending a to be close-minded signal to the student body that they are committed to continual improvement of computer services. I went to the rally in front of '. That sign is also supported by the fact that the Univer- Williams Hall that protested and sity has committed itself to the purchase of new com- informed people about the "Con- puters. tract on America". I must say i We will soon be receiving 123 new Power Mac 1600 how well It Informed people computers equipped with CD-ROM drives and DOS and about the evils of the Contract In no way do I associate with the Windows software capabilities (admittedly, an even bet- people who sponsored this, but I ter sign of support would have been for the University to do agree with them. approve the Apple computer deal). The part that got to me at the Some of these new computers will also find their way rally was a Republican who tried into the residence hall labs. to make his point clear every so often. The only thing he proved Mftfe ', Like it or not, computers will be a major part of every- was his amarlng ability to prove one's life in the 21st century. It's the University's re- himself and his party close- r risibility to encourage computer literacy in all of if sminded. This Just proves that If our friends to the North forgive Criminology publich facts, not lies. dents. these kinds of people continue to you and the "scientists," because Daniel Sabolsky Yes, I understand this was an have their way, then the nation you have just Insulted them. PhD Student editorial column, but lies are lies Showing a commitment to computer accessibility is a will decline. Second, most intentional shoot- good first step on the way to computer literacy. Demography regardless of were they are Some Republicans went ings are done with handguns that printed. If you have an opinion, through the crowd to see who are purchased illegally. Anyone support it with fact, not fallacy. skipped and then reported them watching the television show Writer should back This is even more Important Copyright © 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any to their instructors. If this plan 'Dateline"on Wednesday night when dealing with an audience of f material in this publication without the permission of The BG means no harm, then why did the would have seen this fact In a claims with facts students. News is strictly prohibited. Republicans have to resort to a number of cities, they showed I recently read an excerpt of a JakeKoens terror tactic to protect thelr now easy it is for children to pur- column entitled "Term Limits Professor The BG News is an independent student voice founded wonderf ul plans for America? chase a gun from someone on the in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and are Necessary" written by Roark Santa Fe Community College I know I do not want people street. Longer waits for handgun Littlefteld and published in the Certified Firearms Instructor Wednesdays in the summer. like this leading me. I urge purchases will not prevent this. April S edit ion of The News. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of everyone to look into the Con- Did you know that New Jersey Within this excerpt he states ' the student body, faculty or University administration. Opin- tract and find the hidden evils. has enacted longer waiting "The NRA is made up of gun Constitution supports Write your Congresspcrsons and ions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not neces- periods to purchase handguns? merchants." This could not be right to own firearms tell them how you feel. Until we The number of shootings and further from the truth. With a sarily those of The BG News. decide to speak up, we will Just murders in this state has actually membership of over three mil- It appears that the article by Letters intended for publication must be between 200- continue to be abused and increased. Handguns are Illegal lion it is impossible. There sim- 300 words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone cheated. in the state of New York and we Roark Linlefleld In your pub- ply are not that many gun mer- lication is simply another mind- number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News Joseph Kover all know about the crime statis- chants in the United States. Freshman tics in that state. less attack on the Constitution of reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The implication that the NRA the United States of America. Undecided We also disagree with Brown's fought the Brady Bill to atop the The BO News encourages its readers to notify the statement referring to the inabil- I am an NRA member and have five day waiting period Is a been for a long time. I am not a paper of any errors in the stories or photograph descriptions. ity of safety classes to stop acci- common misconception. The Columnist needs dental shootings. A trigger lock gun manufacturer, dealer or NRA fought the Brady Bill in an supplier for anyone. I simply be- solves this problem. We guar- effort to encourage another bill to research topics antee you that a handgun with a lieve that the Constitution states that required an instantaneous that the citizens of the U.S. have The BG News Staff trigger lock is as useless as li- check to prevent criminals from This letter Is in response to brary research is to Brown. the right to keep and bear arms photo editor Ross Weitzner buying guns. This system works In defense of themselves, their Penny Brown's column in last Finally, we would like to re- without restricting the law- sports editor Marty Fuller Thursday's The News. We re- mind everyone of historical families and their country. The abiding citizen. We have been us- fact that the criminal elements in asst. sports editor Pat Murphy spect her opinion, but we think events, such as the Revolutiona- ing it here in Florida for several graphics editor Jim Mericsko she needs to do additional ry and Civil Wars, where armed j yeara. this country, as well as the rest of Weekend Reality editor GlenLubben research before writing her arti- civilians were essential in die world, choose to use weapons It is also important to under- is only natural Weekend Reality mg. editor Melissa Lipowski cles. We realize that a team of protecting our freedoms. These stand the NRA has been instru- copy chief Cindy Williams "scientists" conducted the study. types of events can happen, as mental in many bills passed Taking the most effective But are "scientists" always historians say, history does re- means of self-defense away from assistant copy chief Kristin Stadum through Congress. One example law-abiding people puts every- right? We hope that your educa- peat Itself I is the ban on cop killer bullets - special projects editor Robin Cot tion here at the University-hat Before Brown writes her next one at tremendous risk from assistant special projects editor Aaron Gray written and supported by the criminals and from runaway taught you to question every- column we ask her to wnrhKt the NRA. governments thing you read. proper research This whan", I would highly recommend Martin Meyer 204 West Hall First, the "scientists" compar- like the one she did on p"jH"g, your publication does its home- Indian Springs ison of Seattle and Vancouver is further demonstrates our point work before slandering any or- Bowling Green State University not really valid. Besides examin- that you can not always believe Ohio ganization. It will improve the Lifetime NRA member Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 ing the demographic similarities, what yon read. quality of your reporting, your bgnews9andy.bgsu.edu are residents of the U.S. and Edward Perko publication and your University. Canada socially similar? We hope Senior You owe It to your audience to The BG News Headlines Monday, April 10, 1995 page three THEY SAID IT :- Tm guilty. I wouldn't call it stealing. I borrowed the money. I was going to repay it. I didn't have a chance to."

ACROSS - Vernon Stridden, former mayor of Manchester, Ohio ampus THE STATE orner Manchester mayor in- On This Date dicted for theft in office Director wins a- Ten years ago today, Dean Gerkens. MANCHESTER, Ohio - A the University's associate director of ward in history pub- former mayor of this southern Ohio community said Friday he public safety/police, announced that lication competition took more than $21,000 from the campus police officers will be making village to pay personal expenses, more foot patrols rather than using The story of an 18th cen- but had Intended to repay the patrol cars, in response to a tightening tury Ohio fur trader who money. helped bridge the worlds of Tm guilty," Vernon Strlcklett of the public safety budget. the Native Americans and said in a telephone interview the Europeans has Won top from his home. "I wouldn't call it mgarsL honors In the third annual stealing. I borrowed the money. I Local History Publication was going to repay it. I didn't COLD mmt tnmomrrr BASEBALL Competition sponsored by have a chance to." the University's Center for An Adams County grand jury Continued from page one. Archival Collections. on Wednesday Indicted Strlcklett H L 0 E El EZ3 E3 E3 0 £}<£Q on one count of theft in office, a M»> u» wamm mm T*IU— iumm$ mow tm ftwr rr.txam auuot tant to the Athlectic Director. out in full force mowing the in- Larry Lee Nelson of Wes- third-degree felony. If convicted, Schoeni's responsibilities go Held with the outfield getting tern, the director of Fort he could face maximum penalties MelgS In Perrysburg, won far beyond the baseball field. at least two cuts a week. The of two years in prison and a He is In charge of all the athlet- heavy mowing of the infield the $500 cash award for his $5,000 fine. ACROSS dissertation, "Cultural County Prosecutor Greg Car- ic fields at the University. He grass is to insure it grows no Mediation on the Great roll called It a "tragic situation" presides over everything from higher than the recommended Lakes Frontier Alexander and said he regretted having to THE WORLD the football field to Forrest inch and a half height. As the McKee and Anglo- bring a felony charge against Creaaon golf course and all of weather turns warmer, the American Indian, Stricklett, who resigned effective Cemetery shows grim fought leftist insurgents in a the tennis courts on campus. mowing is stepped up to three 1754-1799." Nelson recently Dec. 31 after three years as ruthless struggle. The war killed "My Job Is to see that every- times. earned his doctorate in his- mayor. Strlcklett is due in court chapter in Guatemala's perhaps 120,000 people, most of thing Is properly maintained "During the summer in fact, tory at the University. Tuesday. history them civilians, and drove at least and taken care of," Schoeni from the time grass starts Strlcklett, 62, was liked in the 40,000 into exile. said. growing until we get snow on The award was an- Florencio Morales Rojas, a town and had performed magic But Schoeni's most demand- the ground we're out here," nounced in Perrysburg dur- shows for children, Carroll said. GUATEMALA CITY - Lilies 75-year-old cemetery worker, ing the center's 10th annual T like the guy. He was loved by droop amid the weeds and dying said many of the unclaimed bod- ing responsibility is the base- said Garry Emch, Athletic local history conference. a lot of people," Carroll said. "If s grass around a dirty slab of con- ies arrived at Verbena during the ball field. Built in 1963, Warren Field and Facility Ground a sad situation. He made a terri- crete at Verbena Cemetery. A rule of Gen. Romeo Lucas Garcia E. Steller Field has been a gra- Maintenance worker. Paul Yon, director of the ble mistake.... I really take no grim chapter of Guatemala's in 1978-82. "There were 12 to 15 a cious home to the Falcons over Center of Archival Collec- pleasure In Indicting somebody bloody past is buried underneath. day," he said. 32 years of Its existence. It is Friday morning was used to tions, described Nelson's like him." The bloodshed was thrust back named after Warren Stellar, prepare the field for Satur- work as a "unique piece Carroll said a state audit he re- "There are about 15,000 peo- into the news in the United States who served as University Ath- day's doubleheader against about a personality who quested showed Strlcklett took ple" in the grave, said Luis Hum- last week after a U.S. con- letic Director from 1924-41. Akron functioned and existed in $21,173.99 between 1992 and bert o Rivas, the cemetery direc- gressmen claimed a Guatemalan "We spend more time pre- "Since [Thursday's] game we northwest Ohio as well as 1994. tor. colonel on the CIA payroll was paring the baseball field than They were poor or forgotten, Involved in killing an American had a lot of potholes. So were southern Michigan." Strlcklett said he spent the any other field we have," money on medical expenses and their bodies never claimed. Some citizen, Michael Devine, In 1990 leveling it off and trying to get rent on his house. were among the "disappeared" - and Efrain Bam.-.ca, a captured Schoeni said. It as ready as we can for our "The committee was very Every day the mowers are impressed with the The police chief and village people kidnapped and killed by guerrilla married to an American game Saturday," Emch said. research which was done as officials had determined that security forces and "death lawyer, in 1992. well as the style in which it money was missing and formally' squads" In attempts to stamp out The shock in Guatemala is rcrcrcrcrmrmrrwfnmr^^ was written," Yon said, add- demanded repayment from a leftist revolt. largely that the report was made Enjoy Good Living in Piedmont and ing that another Important Strlcklett, Carroll said. For most of the past four dec- public. Birchwood Place Apartments! " aspect which the awards "This thing was stewing for ades, the United States - and es- "We are surprised by the unex- committee liked was the some time," he said. 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■MMMHI State The BG News page four Monday, April 10,1995 Findlay stalker nabbed Toledo woman blames Authorities find 31 years worth of gifts for victim

set of wedding rings, champagne The Associated Press woman met Sly just once. He was self for nanny's death eating at a sandwich shop where and toasting glasses In the truck FINDLAY -- A man who police the woman's mother worked. Sly and in Sly's newly rented home. But Osmond was relentless. she hurt me. And then when I The gifts, some of which were Mitch Weiss say has bought Christmas and apparently had missed his bus The Associated Press For months, checked out leads found her, she was gone. birthday gifts for 31 years for a and needed a ride to Toledo, and wrapped, included perfume and she mined from personal items "I felt like I had caused her woman who once gave him a ride the woman agreed to take him. lingerie. TOLEDO - Arlene Osmond Conrad left behind, sometimes death. Everybody told me to has been charged with stalking. "That was their only contact," "It's very bizarre," Renninger blamed herself for the death of jumping in her car at the spur leave her alone, but I didn't ' Jerold Sly, 51, was being held Renninger said. said. "It's very, very hard to fol- a nanny who stole more than of the moment and driving listen," she said. Saturday at the Hancock County $90,000 in cash and credit hundreds of miles. Weeks after Conrad's death, jail on $5,000bond. He is charged cards from her family. She learned that Conrad - Osmond had not shaken her with menacing by stalking, a "It's very bizarre. It's very, very hard to She only recently found who the Osmonds knew as depression. She moped around misdemeanor. It was not imme- peace after meeting with some Diane Chambers - had been her house, constantly wonder- diately clear what penalty Sly follow his writings. You only have to look at of Diane Conrad's other vic- scamming families for years, ing if her dogged pursuit of would face if convicted. the letters to see you have a real problem." tims. using at least a dozen different Conrad was the right thing to Findlay Municipal Judge Ver- "If it wasn't for me, she'd names. do. non Preston on Friday issued a probably be alive. But I'm not Osmond told the media about "I just couldn't get her off protection order for the Findlay Tom Renninger feeling guilty about her death Conrad, a 6-foot-2, 400 pound my mind," she said. woman, now 49. Authorities de- police lieutenant in Findlay anymore because I know she woman who responded to So she contacted "America's clined to release her name. would have continued ripping newspaper advertisements run Most Wanted," which had - Sly apparently never forgot the off people. She can't hurt by families searching for a received dozens of calls from 18-year-old woman who had giv- Renninger said Investigators low his writings. You only have to anyone else," she said. nanny or live-in attendant. people claiming to be victims en him a ride and last week sent discovered an assortment of let- look at the letters to see you have Osmond hired Conrad to take The police finally took ac- after the episode was broad- four dozen roses and a stack of ters and documents in Sly's truck a real problem." care of her three children In tion. Conrad was indicted in Ot- cast. Osmond asked the show's letters to the woman's home and as well as evidence that Sly Police are still trying to piece October 1992, while she and tawa and Wood counties on producers if she could have office, police said. hoped to marry the woman. together Sly's background, al- her husband, Gary, were on the theft charges. names and telephone numbers. Authorities say this was not a Police found 62 gifts - one for though Renninger said Sly could road. The Osmonds are inde- Finally, Osmond got the The show contacted the vic- case of lost romance. every Christmas and birthday have recently been a patient at a pendent truckers. break she was waiting for. tims, and some agreed to meet , Li. Tom Renninger said the the two were apart - along with a Veterans Administration hospi- They trusted Conrad. She Conrad was arrested in a with her. tal. was allowed to handle the fami- Virginia motel room Sept. 25 Osmond mapped out her trip. "Obviously we are proceeding ly's finances while the Os- after a clerk recognized her The show promised to pay for "DISGRACE TO AMAZING GRACE" criminally, but the interest is to monds were away. But 18 from a segment broadcast the part of the trip if she would let get him the assistance he needs," months after she was hired, night before on the television Conrad's daughter - Cathy JOE CLARK he said. Conrad disappeared with the show "America's Most Want- Kumar of Las Vegas - to come (the principle I onn On Me Investigators said Sly appar- family's savings. ed." along. was based upon) ently contacted the Salvation They filed police reports, but But she died of a heart at tack Osmond agreed. In Decem- APRIL 11, 8 PM Army in Findlay several years authorities were less than en- in a Jail cell several hours after ber, Osmond and Kumar met in LENHART GRAND ago and asked a representative to couraging. They expected her arrest. Las Vegas and began a journey BALLROOM get in touch with the woman. She never to see Conrad or their "I was devastated," Osmond to fill in the missing pieces of don't miss the chance to advised the Salvation Army that money again. said shaking her head. "I had Conrad's life. hear this compelling man she did not wish to have any con- Osmond promised to find spent all my time trying to Kumar knew little about her tact with Sly. her. 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K The BG News Nation Monday, April 10, 1995 page five Judge refuses Gingrich goes prime time challenge by House speaker showcases softer side in TV address book en route to California rather Jill Lawrence than watch Gingrich Or Senate The Associated Press Majority Leader Bob Dole, pre- Simpson team paring to announce his White WASHINGTON - Newt Gi- House candidacy Monday in ngrich highlighted the softer Kansas. sides of himself and his agenda in From speech to setting, a an unprecedented prime-time TV presidential tone suffused Gi- appearance that temporarily en- ngrich's appearance - the flag at dowed a House speaker with the his side, the marble columns out- trappings and reach of a presi- side his window, the reference to dent. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the The overriding political mes- appeals for Republicans and sage was simple and significant: Democrats to remake the Republicans kept their word. government together, for the They promised to vote on the sake of the children and their fu- "Contract With America" legisla- tures. tive agenda In the first 100 days Yet the speech also was calcu- AP Pho(o/Jo« Marqucttt Trial of a GOP House, and they did. lated to address two political House speaker Newt Gingrich appears during his prlmetime televised Michael Fleeman The more immediate impact problems pinpointed by polls: the speech from his Capitol Hill office. Gingrich declared the Republican The Associated Press came from Gingrich's mere public's wariness about Gi- "Contract With America" was only the beginning. presence on screen - and Presi- ngrich, and Its uncertainties LOS ANGELES -- A judge has refused to let O.J. Simpson's dent Clinton's conspicuous ab- about the contract that Gingrich "In 20-second sound bites he amendment that went down in lawyers challenge the admlsslbility of the prosecution's most sence. "It was a metaphor for the rammed through the House in sometimes can be incendiary," the House. crucial evidence: DNA tests on blood found at the crime scene shift in control of the political three hard-driving months. said John Pitney, a congressional The speaker tried to counter and in Simpson's car and home. agenda to congressional Repub- The speaker Americans saw on specialist at Claremont McKenna charges that Ids party was cut- Superior Court Judge Lance Ito says the defense gave up its licans," said William Connelly, a TV was no Democrat-bashing College in Claremont, Calif. He ting child nutrition programs, right to a challenge when it waived a hearing in January. political scientist and Congress- ogre, but a calm, newly trim, said the half-hour format allowed but for the most part he glossed "The defense's argument that their waiver of a pretrial ... watcher at Washington and Lee overly made-up man of a certain Gingrich to develop his argu- over the more controversial ele- hearing applies only to DNA tests completed up to the time of University. middle age who made sure ments and "show people that his ments of the contract - welfare the waiver is not persuasive," Ito wrote in a decision issued late Gingrich's TV odyssey started everyone knew he was a dad, a forehead doesn't bear horns." reform that involves cutbacks 4 Friday. more than a decade ago with son and a son-in-law. Gingrich's discussion of the and, some say, cruelty; tax cuts Simpson is on trial for the June 12 slayings of his ex-wife Ni- slashing late-night floor He showed off a child's draw- contract that served as the guid- that some contend are unfair cole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. Court was speeches seen by viewers of ing of George Washington, coming treatise for GOP House can- and/or unaffordable; regulatory canceled Friday because three jurors were still sick with the flu. C-SPAN. Never known for timi- miserated with inner-city par- didates last fall focused on two changes that critics say would No testimony is scheduled for Monday. dity, he petitioned this year for a ents and, in a particularly effec- highly popular constitutional compromise health safety and The DNA tests are crucial because, with no murder weapon half-hour of network prime time. tive moment, reassured the el- amendments: the balanced bud- the environment. and no known eyewitnesses, prosecutors will rely on scientific Sometimes it pays to ask. derly that he'd never cut Medi- get amendment that passed the House Minority Leader Dick evidence to link Simpson to the crime scene. One can only imagine what care because his own parents House and failed in the Senate, Prosecutors are trying to prove that blood drops at the crime Clinton was thinking as he read a rely on it. and a congressional term limits See GINGRICH, page six. scene have genetic characteristics matching those of Simpson, while blood from his Bronco and estate resembles that of the two victims. Simpson's lawyers have objected to the word "match," saying a DNA test result yields only a statistical probability, not a de- Accident site yields remains finitive match. But Ito ruled Friday that prosecutors can use the term, although they also would be required to submit evidence about the PITTSBURGH - The children Two of her children have since the crash, consisted of a lower Airport. The cause was never dc- statistical significance of any "match." of a jet crash victim found bits of had recurring nightmares. jaw and teeth termined, and the destruction Ito also said that prosecutors must demonstrate the DNA tests bone and a human hand at the ac- "If they could find that, how do Flight 427 plunged into woods complicated the identification of in this case were conducted properly before they can introduce cident site, a discovery that upset they know they got their dad? near Pittsburgh International the remains. the results into evidence. them and shook their mother's How do they know there isn't Meanwhile, a dismissed juror added to her portrait of a jury faith in official accounts of the some animal eating him or digging him up?" Henry said. torn by racial animosity when she alleged Friday that a fellow handling of remains. MID MI MMOR juror kicked her while they were in court and that deputies gave ♦ whites preferential treatment on a shopping trip. In her third television interview since being removed, Jeane- "How do they know there isn't some animal ♦ • NOWRENTING» tte Harris denied that she ever said jurors violated the judge's eating him or digging him up?" ♦ Choose from choice apartments within walking instructions by speaking to each other about the case. She said ♦ distance to campus Summer 1995 and school year jurors did form cliques, but not because of the way they felt 1995-1996. about the case. Lou Ann Henry "I've never said that I personally heard any of the jurors talk- widow of man who died in USAir Flight 427 ♦ ing about the case," said Harris, 38. "I have no knowledge of any 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat jurors talking about the case. The only things that I said were and water included, air conditioning possibilities, that the possibilities did exist." Lou Ann Henry said Friday She said her husband's re- ♦ Harris, who is black, said the Sherif fs Department had not ac- that she and her four children mains, released by the Beaver ,641 Third St. Apt. 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-432-43801 ted in an overtly racist manner toward the jurors it is charged drove about ISO miles from their County Coroner's Office after with guarding, but she did complain of a "lack of professional- home in Reynoldsville to the ism in some of the sheriffs." USAir Flight 427 crash site on "We got treated different," Harris said. "It wasn't that slurs March 31, hoping to find a me- were being thrown around. The treatment was different." mento of Melvin Henry. Harris recounted a shopping trip when black jurors were al- Instead, they dug up a hand lowed less shopping time than white jurors. with flesh on it and a bone five or The panel has eight blacks, three whites and one Hispanic. Of six inches long, and found on top the six remaining alternates, four are black, one is white and one of the ground three bits of bone Hispanic. Mrs. Henry believed to be skull fragments. NANNY Continued from page four. GRADUATE STUDIES DATABASE PSYCHOLOGY • COUNSELING • SOCIAL WORK AND RELATED STUDIES mother. She knew she had di- vorced In 1974. Two years later, 4,000 Concentration Programs Conrad abandoned her two More than 1,000 Graduate Schools daughters and two sons at a Over 300 Credentlalllng Programs Phoenix ■octal service agency. 500 Professional Organizations The children were sent to live Plus: School Catalog Service with their father, who was in the Why spend hours researching wtial school has wtial concentration, in what area ol military. the country. We have all the information right here, the most exlensrve database They never heard from her available, and w» Man mall you the catalogs tram the schools you chooM. again. 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GINGRICH Continued from page five. Gephardt and Senate Minority KrVOlV: Vitick "30-r»\nuits-or- itV-fret" Leader Tom Daschle raised these points in a televised response to pixxa place a'way; fqkej exactly 3» »*>'«nut«s. Gingrich, and Clinton spoke along similar lines earlier in the day. They claimed the GOP agenda is at worst damaging and at best removed from the concerns of ordinary Americans. The theme could well resonate at the polls next year, but the back-to-back Friday-night congressional speeches also hinted vi at possible problems for Demo- ICNOW* wWxcU « '» crats. Gephardt, Daschle and even •if«H%r-Catinj launJro»wO+ Clinton, to some extent, were boxed into reactive critical roles, tnacU'mts -TO avoid. coming across as negative and occasionally dour - an unflatter- I ing contrast to Gingrich's invita- tion to a bright Third-Wave future, minus the burdens of big government and crushing debt.

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wtmm wm Sports 1 The BG News Monday, April 10,1995 page seven Falcons remain perfect in MAC Mirty Fuller into center field for the Zips' one The BC News and only hit "I dldnt say anything to him BG pitchers had everything before the hit," Schone said. "I moving in the right direction as knew he was pitching well and I they baffled an Akron team that wanted him to keep it coming." could muster nothing but Zips in Tipple walked the next batter a pair of 3-0 defeats on Saturday but was able to put the Zips away afternoon. when E.J. Heckert flew out to In the back end of the twinbiU second basemen Mark Tomallo. at Steller Field, BG junior pitch- In bis one-hit effort Tipple er Jason Tipple came within one struck out five while improving out of hurling the Falcons' sec- his record to 4-1. ond no-hitter of the year. The Falcons scored two of their The victories pushed the Fal- runs in the fourth when Jerome cons' Mid-American Conference Kynard and Bill Burgei scored on record to 6-0 which enabled them a single by Schone. The other to move past Akron (4-2) for sole Falcon run came in .the sixth possession of first place. when Schone reached base on an

"[Jason] Tippie was on top of his game. Every pitch seemed to work for him."

Don Schone catcher

"Tippie was on top of his game. error by the Zips' third baseman Every pitch seemed to work for Heckert which allowed Kynard him," said Don Schone, who to tap the plate. caught both games. Pitching was the story in the In his seven innings of work first game, too. Right-handed Tipple earned the win and the senior Chris Boggs shut out the The BG Ncvt/Roii Wcltiier complete game by facing 24 bat- Zips as he allowed just four hits Junior Andy Tracy swings and connects on a pitch from a Notre Dame pitcher in Thursday's 17-8 loss. On Saturday the Falcons stole a pair of ters and retiring 21 of them, in- In seven innings of work. 3-0 games from the Akron Zips to remain In first place. cluding the first 11. It wasn't un- "Chris struggled a little bit til the fourth inning that Tippie with his fastball, but like he al- cord to 3-0 on the year by walk- The BG squad scored its first an error by the Zips' catcher On the weekend Schone was 2-6 faltered and allowed a Zip to ad- ways does he worked his way ing three and striking out six. run in the first inning when Andy Marc Thomas. Schone then at the plate, scoring a run and vance on a base on balls. through it. It wasn't his best per- Boggs' ERA has dropped to a Tracy crossed the plate after a moved to third on a sacrifice by knocking in two. In the top of the seventh with formance, but he is a crafty, miniscule 1.07. Burgei single. freshman Brian Cannon. Both two outs, one out away from a no- smart pitcher who knows how to While Akron managed four Schone and Tomallo scored after "I was seeing the ball well. It hitter, Tippie delivered a pitch to get the win," Schone said. hits, the Falcons could only ring In the second, Schone singled Tony reached base on an error by looked like a watermelon coming Akron's Jay Bartos who lined it The Falcon ace moved his re- up two. to center and moved to second on the Zips' first baseman. in," Schone said. Indians upset Softball drops a pair to CMU Mike Kazimore side while failing on the short games, it's just a matter of us next batter, Gina Gabriele, The BC News end of a 2-1 decision. putting it all together.' grounded out to Heather West at with negativity "When we don't hit well it's al- Repicky was also directly re- third. After playing a tough non- most all mental," senior catcher sponsible for CMU's first tally of BG scored its lone run in the The Associated Press Indians to work as hard as we conference schedule that was Kathy Holland said. "Usually if the game. After roping a triple, sixth inning. Kolleen Kopchack loaded with some of the nation's one person starts hitting good Repicky raced home when the CANTON, Ohio - The Can- do to produce a good product See SOFTBALL, page eight for the public, and get such a strongest teams, the Bowling then everyone will start to hit the ton-Akron Indians have Green Softball team finally got a ball well. We just have to stay fo- backed off a threat to with- negative reaction." ■ The club is moving from chance to square off against a cused." draw The Repository's press Mid-American Conference oppo- Mountjoy only allowed eight passes if it published negative Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium to Akron in 1997. nent. hits for the game, but three of j stories about the team, the Unfortunately, an inconsistent them came in the seventh inning newspaper reported Sunday. offense and a struggling defense when the Chlppewas rallied to The paper had told the In- Auman originally had - problems that have plagued the score the winning run. dians, the Class AA Eastern warned The Repository that if Falcons all year - led to a pair of With two outs, junior center League affiliate of the Cleve- "a negative article about the franchise appears anywhere one-run losses to Central Michi- fielder Amy Repicky laced a j land Indians, It wouldn't ac- gan Friday. Saturday's cept limits on its coverage and in your paper, your creden- single that scored Dana Margio- doubleheader was cancelled due tta with the winning run. would buy grandstand seats tials will be revoked and you Monday Special $5*20 to snow. "Losing the two games to Cen- for its reporters if necessary will be asked to purchase a In the opening contest, starting tral by one run each time was ' to cover the games. ticket and cover the games Chicken LickiiV Buffet. from outside the press box." pitcher Lisa Mountjoy received tough," Holland said. "We know ' Bob Stewart, The Reposi- strong defensive support, but that we definitely have the abil- Inch Salad bar, baked potato, veggie & almost none from the offensive tory's sports editor, said the The Indians are scheduled ity to compete and win a lot of unlimited beverage club had agreed to provide un- to play their home opener conditional credentials to Monday against the Portland writers covering the team. Sea Dogs. 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SOFTBALL Continued from page (even. Crenshaw masters Augusta started things off by draw- in jumping all over Mountjoy ing a walk from CMU's Stacy in the first inning. RonSirak It was a slam-bang finish after the day started with 12 players Kennclly. Para Kreuz, who The first five CMU batters The Associated Press leads the team with nine sacri- within four strokes of Crenshaw reached first base safely on a and third-round co-leader Brian fice hits, advanced Kopchack walk, three hits and an error. AUGUSTA, Ga. - Ben Cren- to second before Tricia Askins shaw, who last Sunday took one Henninger. Pour of those five managed to And it all turned, as always, on singled her home. score before Mountjoy could last lesson from his teacher Har- the tricky back nine at Augusta. Askins' safety was one of get out of the jam by striking vey Penick, won the Masters The crunching blow came at two hits that the Falcons were out Dawn Thompson to end the championship exactly a week able to muster off Kennelly, inning. , after Penick died. No. 16 when, with Love safely In who picked up her sixth win of Taming the treacherous Au- the clubhouse at 13-under, Cren- the season. The Falcons managed to get gusta National greens with a con- shaw hit a brilliant 6-lron shot In the second contest, BG's a run back in the third inning fident putting stroke bolstered that showed great knowledge of offense came to life posting with an Askins sacrifice fly, by Penick's reassuring words, the course, hitting well right of six runs on nine hits. The Fal- but the Chips bounced back Crenshaw shot a final-round 68 to the hole on the par-3 and curling cons, however, commlted five for three more runs in the bot- finish at 14-under-par 274, one down the slope to within 3 feet. errors behind Mountjoy which tom half of the inning. stroke ahead of Davis Love and He knocked it in for the birdie lead to four unearned runs and Three hits and three BG er- three ahead of Greg Norman and that put him at 14-under and rode their 17th loss of the season. rors highlighted the inning as Jay Haas. that exceptional sequence to a As his final putt dropped on the 12-footer for birdie at No. 17. He last green, Crenshaw bent over played No. 18 safely and made a "It seems like we can play five or six and clasped his head with both bogey. hands, overcome with emotion. "I really don't think there was innings of great defense and then we kind "I had a 15th club in the bag to- any stopping Ben," Love said. of run into some problems." day and that was Harvey - Har- "He was driven. He was charged vey Penick," Crenshaw said. and obviously he Is one of the "I don't know how I got greatest putters ever." Kathy Holland through the week, I really don't It was the second Masters title catcher know," he said. "It was an emo- for the 43-year-old Texan, who tional week. This place charges won in 1984 and also has finished me up like nothing." second twice and in the top 10 "I think that mentally we Central moved out to a seem- seven other times, certain proof don't always have it out in the ingly comfortable 7-1 advan- he is one of the game's best put- field," Holland said. "It seems tage. ters. Remarkably, Crenshaw had like we can play five or six in- The Falcons battled back to no three-putt greens in the tour- nings of great defense and score two runs in both the nament. then we kind of run Into some sixth and seventh innings be- Crenshaw, who went to Austin, problems. Really, it's just all fore falling 7-6. Texas, on Wednesday for Pen- mental." Amy Patterson led BG's at- ick's funeral, saw the famed AP photo/Amy Sancctla tack by singling and scoring in 90-year-old teacher Sunday, the Ben Crenshaw reacts after sinking a birdie putt on the 17th hole at After winning the first the sixth and knocking home day Penick died. Augusta. Crenshaw won the Masters by one stroke on Sunday. contest In dramatic fashion, her ninth RBI of the season "I had one last lesson with the Chippewas wasted no time with another single in the sev- Harvey," Crenshaw said earlier where the steeply contoured Nine players were stilled bun- enth. in the tournament. "He said, 'Can greens are shaved to table-top ched within three strokes when you please get a putter and show speed for the Masters. Crenshaw stuck his approach on me how you're stroking that Crenshaw mastered it brillian- No. 9 within gimme birdie dis- ball?' And he said, 'Now, I want tly. tance. you to take two good practice "You have to admire somebody EVERYBUNNY strokes and then trust yourself who flies back to Texas to be at He turned for the back nine and don't let that club get past Harvey Penick's funeral and to and the dangerous turns of Amen is checking out the great 1&2 BR AP phMo/C.corge Bridge! your hands in the stroke." be as pall bearer and then come Comer alone in the lead. But it Legendary golf coach Harvey No course requires more back here," Norman said. "I the fifth hole, got back in conten- apts. at WINTHROP TERRACE Penick, seen here in a 1993 photo, nerve, touch and confidence with think that is the strength of his tion when he almost made a died on April 2,1994 . the putter than Augusta National, character." double eagle 2 on No. 8, • A/C • Campus Shuttle Fehr anxious for agreement • Pool Doug Tucker The Associated Press agreement." only a phase," Fehr said. "We've ing point. We were close to re- ph. 352-9135 Fehr, who led the players union now got to try to find a way to solving a number of Issues. What HAINES CITY, Fla. - Another through a 232-day strike that restart negotiations and get an I'm going to focus on is pushing baseball strike Is unlikely this ended without a new agreement, agreement without coming to that process along. I'll consider it season, union head Donald Fehr met with the Kansas City Royals this impasse again. That's the job a victory when we have a collec- said Sunday as he began his tour for about 80 minutes Sunday and now." tive bargaining agreement. Then of major league training camps. then left for a joint meeting with Fehr said he hoped to get back It will be a victory for every- "Anything is possible, but I the Cleveland Indians and De- to the bargaining table by the end body." wouldn't bet on it," Fehr said. troit Tigers. of the three-week spring train- Fehr said he agreed with "We're focusing on the negotia- "It's a relief in a way to have ing. owners that players share a re- tions. I want to try to get an this phase of it over with, but it's "We've been ready ever since sponsibility to help repair the the 30th," he said. "We're ready game's relationship with fans. any time, any day." "We're, thinking about various He said he had been in contact ideas internally In that regard," with acting commissioner Bud he said. "There are some things Selig on resuming talks. The we can do by ourselves and some owners' ruling executive council things we can do in conjunction Is scheduled to meet Tuesday with the clubs. night and Wednesday in Mil- 'T think fans have to got to be- waukee. come comfortable with them- "Bud indicated to me Friday he selves. Each city is different. I thought it would be a while. He's just believe that as the games get putting stuff together," Fehr going again, the product is so said. "But I'm hopeful we'll get good that people are going to SUMMERFEST 95 NO COVER CHARGE something put back together be- want to see it. We've got to do Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm April 13 & 14 fore the end of spring training or some reaching out to fans, too." AMATEUR CONTEST S100 COUCH DANCE GIVEAWAY immediately thereafter. 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■ ---■.■■ ■ . .CWckerVBreast -—-,.vm Buffalo - urger, Buffalo Bowling Groen / State University CALL353-BWWW 176 EAST WOOSTER Register now for summer classes on BGSU STAR-90. Sports The BG News Monday, April 10, 1995 page nine Cavs hold off Jordan, Bulls Pirates work out Chuck Melvln The Cavs narrowly survived The Associated Press a Jordan-led charge that with no pressure erased most of their 10-point CLEVELAND - In the worst lead in the final three minutes. Alan Roblson ing here when it was so late ... The Associated Press and so hot," pitching coach Ray way, Bobby Phills didn't want Jordan finished with 21 points to become another victim on Miller said. - nine of them during the 11-2 BRADENTON, Fta. - They're Michael Jordan's highlight Chicago run at the end of the Until the exhibitions start reel. making news dally over on Flori- Thursday, the routine is much game ~ and Scottie Pippen had da's other coast, the big-money "All I could picture was 19 for the Bulls, whose six- the same of any full-length Cralg Ehlo falling down and teams like the Yankees and the spring: batting practice, pickoff game winning streak ended. Braves. Michael pumping his fist," Mark Price scored 20 and plays, endless rounds of fungo Phills said Sunday after Jor- Over on the Gulf Coast, by con- hitting, more batting practice. Phills and John Williams 19 trast, the Pittsburgh Pirates dan, his past heroics against each for the Cavs, who ended a But, since camp officially opened work out in almost total anonym- Friday, manager Jim Ley land has Cleveland on everyone's mind, four-game losing streak. Cleve- ity. thrown in a twist or two to keep missed a 25-footer at the buz- land's bench did not score a There aren't many stars here - the daily routine from becoming zer as the Cavaliers held off point the Chicago Bulls 79-78. only shortstop Jay Bell com- as boring as the 7 -month The Bulls led by as many as mands a superstar salary - and players strike was. Phills had seen the clips over 11 in the first half before not much news. They re-signed "I've always heard about how and over - Jordan seemingly Cleveland made five 3-pointers frozen in the air, shooting over reliever Jim Gott, but that hardly Jim Leyland ran camp and during a 21-10 spurt that tied it rated headlines on a weekend Ehlo and making The Shot in just before half time. The Cavs treated his players like profes- when five 20-game winners sionals, and how other players 1989; Jordan seemingly frozen then outscored the Bulls 20-9 in changed teams on the same day. liked to play for him, but I'm only in the air again, shooting over the third quarter, forcing Chi- Gerald Wilkins and making As many as 30 print, radio and now seeing it for myself," pitch- cago to work from behind; Jor- TV reporters cover some other er Dan Plesac said. "It's every- The Shot II in 1993. dan and Pippen were a com- When the Bulls took the ball major-league teams, but only thing I heard about" bined l-for-10 in the quarter. five currently are chronicling Second baseman Carlos Garcia out of bounds trailing by one Jordan, with 12 points in the with 2.4 seconds left Sunday, the Pirates - hardly a media and shortstop Jay Bell, a pair of first half, went cold in the sec- crunch. The only national media former All-Stars, got the rest of the setting wasn't as dramatic ond, missing his first seven - the earlier buzzer-beating visit so far was by an ABC crew the day off as left-handers Denny shots and going scoreless in the that spent the first day of camp Neagle and Steve Cooke prac- baskets both eliminated Cleve- half until he sank the second of land from playoff series - but with general manager Cam Boni- ticed their double-play pivots. two foul shots with 3:24 left In fay. Later, the pitchers split into Phills knew all eyes were on the game. But when Williams him and the man he was guard- And, with many wintertime teams to field ground balls, with answered with an 18-footer at residents already headed north- each side tallying its misses. ing. the other end, Cleveland led ward in this latest of spring train- Several pitchers, like rookie "I sure didn't want to be part 77-67 and seemed headed for a of that highlight film," Phills ings, the Pirates don't trip over Ramon Morel, fielded grounders comfortable victory. nearly as many fans or autograph more smoothly and effortlessly said. "But you can't give me Against Jordan, though, the credit for everything. He seekers as they normally do each than some of the replacement Cavs have learned they can spring. team infielders did. missed the shot." take nothing for granted. He "Of all the shots I took today, Perhaps that's why, in what "Anything to break up the sank a 3-pointer with 2:09 left, otherwise is a hurry-up spring that was probably the best- monotony," Miller sad. closing it to 77-72, and after with the normal seven weeks of feeling one of all," Jordan said. The day before, Leyland en- Tyrone Hill hit a baby hook for AP photo/Fred Jewell training, conditioning and de- gaged Jeff King, one of the NL's The Cavs conceded the long Cleveland, Steve Kerr and Jor- Michael Jordan goes up high to block out Bobby Phills during the cision-making condensed into best-fielding third basemen, and jumper to Jordan because they dan sank consecutive 3-poln- Bulls' victory over the Cavs on Friday. The Cavs turned the ta- only three, the Pirates' camp has strength coach Warren Sipp in a didn't want to risk having him ters to make It a one-point bles on Sunday, defeating the Bulls 79-78. been relaxed and pressureless. friendly fielding competition sneak behind the defense for a game with 9.8 seconds to play. And hot. that ultimately caught the camp's dunk. Jordan's shooting has Jordan, who went sprawling "I felt good about it," Jordan end, Jordan looked little like By now, the players usually are attention. been inconsistent in the 10 backwards on his 3, com- said. "I felt confident in that the player who scorched the fighting off the damp, early Sipp, a former Michigan full- games since he came out of re- plained that Price had bumped situation. I would say the best I Cavs for a career-high 69 spring chill of Pittsburgh, New back, hung in gamely for five tirement; he's 18-of-53, 34 per- him - "Where's the foul, man?" played was the last two points in 1990 and repeatedly York or Chicago. Instead, they're minutes, matching King pickup cent, in his last two games, he pleaded ~ but didn't get the minutes, probably the best I've broke their hearts in the warming up just when the for pickup, before a smiling Ley- both against Phills. call. played since the New York playoffs at the old Richfield weather is in south Florida, land finally ripped a grounder "The thing we wanted to do The Cavs threw the ball away game [a 55-point performance Coliseum. This was his first where the temperature and hu- under his glove that Sipp barely most was deny the backdoor on the ensuing lnbounds play, on March 29]. So I was very game at new Gund Arena. midity can reach the m id -80s by a saw. lob," Phills said. "We were go- giving Chicago time for the confident, and I knew exactly Part of the problem, Jordan mid-April noon. "Attaboy, Warren, you had him ing to concede him the pass long 3-point attempt that Jor- what to do." said, was Phills, and part of it "We've never had spring train- going," Leyland said. and then go play tough de- dan missed at the buzzer. Except for the flurry at the had to do with his own game. fense." FAST NEW RELEASE SPECIAL Phoenix powers past Portland ORDERS White Zombie : The Associated Press land since 1980. But the Blazers never got closer missed 10 of his first 11 shots and IMI I ■■Hi' The victory moved Phoenix than eight the rest of the way. wound up 3-17 for the game. AVAILABLE PORTLAND, Ore. -- Charles within a half-game of first-place AC Green scored 21, and ' H I Barkley had a late breakfast with Seattle in the Pacific Division. Clifford Robinson scored 26 Waymon Tisdale 15 for the Suns. TONIGHT the media, then scored 24 points, The Suns play the Sonics Tues- for Portland, 18 in the first half. n ■ ■. ■ MIDNIGHT! 11 in the decisive third quarter, day night in Tacoma. He was 3-10 in the second half. ■ JHATTER as the Phoenix Suns held on for a Barkley was 5-5 from the field Jerome Kersey scored 15 of his Unlicensed riders account for 80% . ,Ti ■■;. 104-94 victory over Portland In the third quarter, when the 17 in the fourth quarter to be- of the fatalities in some states. VIN»I BUY, SELL, NEW, USED So get your motorcycle operator Sunday. Suns opened an 18-point lead. come the fourth Trail Blazer to RECORDS, TAPES, COMPACT DISKS The Suns finished the season license today. And prove Phoenix led by as many as 20 score more than 10,000 points in that you are a better rider.v 5-0 against the Trail Blazers, before a late 10-0 run by Portland his career. —I HUH PT their first series sweep of Port- made it 95-85 with 2:57 to play. 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Mutt tall 352-0156 Silling Star Wart Action Flgurei and Shlpe. Looking tor a Job? Earn $6000 to $6000 work- IF POSSIBLE. 700 PM. 0:30 PM. MIDNIGHT •CONORATULATIONSII' Caahpald.CairjaYidat1-S0O-2B1.5637. ing on Put-In-Bay. If you ere 25 or older call for 111 OLSCAMP HALL dead! and application. Tuoeday and Thuraday $6 Chevy Cav. AMiFM. Auto perlect running AOMSSrONH 50 Sublaaaar naadad aummar ol '85. Whaa houte Houeet available 8/1.2 BR on Ada $500. To the 1885-86 winnart ol tha tpm to 6pm-600-440-6363. cond. Some ruti. Before 5pm. 353-0808; after What alaa ara you going to do? on comer of Thuratln and VVootter Next to Piychology Undargrad Auiianmhipa 6pm 352-7525. 3 BR on Troop $780. Pkii utirttee. 1 yr. Sponaorad by UAO Mark'i A Foundara. Rent/beit often. Cal PaMan and foramen needed. $6-6rhr. leate: Call 353-69S2 JanatEvans Chrleal353-KWQ(S464). Call Colege Pro Pan leri SB ESCORT LX, 2 DR. 411-600-346-4640. GOOD COND., VERY RELIABLE ATTENTION HOCKEY PLAYERS Sarah Funnaaat Subleaaari Needed. Jayalar-TheHlghlande Julie Hach Pekitori. Summer Job. $2250 A PANASONIC WP W/ Man'a Club Hock ay wants to know who't 820 80i St. #101 142 bdrm,. apaciout, AC, dean, gat heat MtandaHoknar Cleveland Area. Good ttaning pay. PRINTER, VDU. KEYBOARD - i mar at lad tor nan years loam. 352-3439 For aertoua M m or A grad. uudent $1 SO. CALL MKE S72-S428 Opan lea Monday Apr. 1011:15pm Chart Snydar 216-292-O960. Starting al $380. Cal 354-6036. (BOTH NEGOTIABLE) Coat SS.OO Any Oussfen call 2-3365 Summer Rmm It. Needed 121, malet tor Part-lime Sluoent Employment ALPHA CM OMEOA la looking Irg 3 BR route on S. College. Call Beth Are you looking tor pert-erne employment ol 15 ATTENTION GRADUATESI DONT LOSE Rant my traitor tor the aummar. Vty apadoul: ATTENTION JEWISH STUDENTS, tort HOU3EBOY lor the at 352-5362. hre. Baal par week wkhki walking dittance to TOUCH WoTH YOUR FRIENOS AND right acrooa form campua. Two renter. Call tor CAMPUS HILLEL, THE JEWISH STUDENT •S-M aehool yaarl HI ntereeted BQSU camput? toaveeled in working variout CLASSMATES AFTER GRADUA ION I Obtam dell 353-8066. ORGANIZATION, WILL BE HOLDING call: 2-1508 or 2-1308. untknied tobe In auambly. packaging, ate.? Ran ol pay it $4 25 per hour. Apply in paraon a LIFETIME UNIVERSAL ADDRESS. Sand Subleaaing 1BR apt unfurniihed. ELECTIONS FOR THE IMS-Pa SCHOOL SummarSubliaainnndadalThaMaoeal bawaen lha hour. I Q 00am $ 5:00pm (M-F) $10.0010 lign up or to receive free info write to $380 - ale. No eacurfiy depoeit needed. Pea YEARONTUES.,APR.11AT»PM.MEETIN ATTENTION BQSU STUDENT 5 REE LUNCH Priit locsBon * own roonsi * tfwap ranL at Jaboo Coaectablet. Box 194 Wekton L 61862. allowed. Mca. quiet umoepare. Avaaabla in 2NO FLOOP. LOUNGE OF BUSINESS AD- Coma give tome blood and gal tree lunch thia Wat ba bumki-l Cal 364-6806 Advanced Specialty Product!, Inc. HURRY I Betore achooH out MINISTRATION. COMB OUT AND SUPPORT weak at ma BGSUBIoodmobila. Cal 352-4575 May. Pleiae Cal 353-3410, leave menage 428 Clough St. CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION AND TO or363-5114tomskesnsppointmsnt Double Suspended Hanging Lohi during pie day. SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDEOI Bowlno Green OH 43402 DISCUSS CONCERNS AND PROGRAM- Price Nag. Perfect tor Dorm Rooms! SUMMER SUBLEASER NEEDED DO EUROPE 1 or 2 Female Sublaaaari needed Irom May 22 MINQ FOR NEXT YEAR. IF INTERESTED IN PoUDcalActiviitt Call Mandi ©372-3606 Hava your own room in brand-new 3odr. I22BANYTIMEI - Aug. 14.1B06. One block off ol campua and RUNNING FOR OFFICE, CALL ALAN AT SUMMER JOBS' houaal Spadom parking - rani nag. II you're a Ma Usable, wa can SS440M. SEE YOU THERE. ctoee to Ihe bartlll (Houae »located on comer Ohio Otiien Action aaaki mtellioeni In ughtfuf Can Tony at 354-042! help you beat tat airline, prtcaa. Fruetrated StudamVOVaduala I apent 5 yn. 01 RMga and North Enlerpnae Si.) Own man and woman tor IB aummer and perma- PTCkibMaatlng •NOHICOENCHARGES- and over $20,000 al college to achieve an ac- Roomm Rant $150rmo. . plua u»n«. Cal nent itafl. Qualified paraoni win have a gen- End ol tha yaar PARTY and •CHEAP FARES WORLDWOE* ASAP and aW lor Mary Jo al 363-2429 or counting degree worm 20/30k a yr. arid no Summer lubloaeor needed, nice 1 bdrm. apt uine Internal In aeoai change A be wining B omoar stocBnni. AIRH ITCH BOO-328-2009 laawiamBleBQl. nope to gal out of dab) tor anotiar yaar or kin. In quiet area, *380rrno., pad ara aaowad. A- wear {earn and weaken. $32&rwk. to atari Wad.Apr.12 7:30l10BA arn» ten© natcom.com I've raoanay come on board a national envi- Walt to camput. Summer aubkH. Victonan ia0-10ryn M-F.241-8567 lor Iniervlew 0-5 val. 4728. Pleate cal 354-0723. ronmental flmaaa company and changed my houte, private entrance. ArC, parking, large Pool Manager tor Grand Rapid! Pool. Mutt direction. My Ikit 2 month! I earned over Tha BQSU Carlbbaan Auoc. present!: FREE FINANCIAL AIDI bedroom, call 352-5617 or 352-7907. hava current CPR Flnl Aid. and Uleiavlng. $11,000 and am looking tor a few good people •Milling with ma mattorplan: Haoalty mixad Over t6 Billon in pnvata lector grtnu Stchol- WANTED WSI a plut. eS.Otvhr. Reply to Summere, 107 10 do the tame and help wrrh eipanlion hen m person! and race relenoni. arihipi la now available. Al ttudentt ara eltgi- 2 mommaeM u live in 5 BR houte AHE before 4-17-95. Toledo. If you'n looking for part-time caah or ■ •Mon.April 10,7:30pm. Ill BA bta regardWjii ol gradat, income, or parenl'i $144ffnonm. Cal 354-1913. tull-lrmopponanW.cai41B-S67.0283. Mrati MaM Water, Ph .0 indent Amartean Cul- income Lai ua help. Cal Student Financial PUT-m-SAY JOSS tural SlurJe. Services MACINTOSH Computer. 111 and trenaportalion It now hiring for Maoagcmcal Inc. "Bring your titrating caps and opan mindt 1-S00- 263 6495 aat FSS443. WANTED Completo ayatem Including printer only •Bob Mariay, reggae lagand tay: you cant 2-3 Sublaaaari tor Summer 95 mm mer employment. (4191353- 5800 Poai Bom ivejletto: Dock maiteri. educe* ua with no brainwash aduca- 2 bdrm houaa - Youra tor the Summerl Cell Cl»» at 600-269-5645. 1 bdrm Extremely close to aon...tallung about our freedom., and I Carry GIVE THE QIFT OF LFE-BLOOD Malntanee, BuaTour Train Driven, and CeJIeoonl campus. 114 Enterprise, located *Ona toys, ore haul GIVE THE GIFT OF LFE-BLOOD AngM or Rhonda 35*3635 B*art5ollCariRantali. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE -BLOOD Call1-4ia-2a5-4a58 between BQSU & Downtown Tha Financial Advantagal Coma haar anancM The Btoodmobile a in the NE Common area, $300/mo. 13 mo. leaae aipan Draw FMaua ol 'Alloc!am Financial hom 10:30-4:30 that week only. WANTED Sarvieaa.- Laam about mveeing and how to 1 or 2 tubieatert nudid lor tummer. Fraa air Aeeletem to auilt in recreational maka cradIt work tor youl Many othar financial conditioning and gal. Own bedroom. Rent na- pnagjrame tor aehool age and adult mum- topical April 12m, 200 pm TAFT Room, Ure- goaabto. Cal Jen or Mary 353-9212 ahere-OO. handicapped individual!. Flexible hour* 10 in- vartllyUnlon. HEYSEMORSI Wadnaaday night Men't Claw CO Softball. clude evenlnga and weekendl. Colege expe- Management Inc. M you torgat to ordar your rience prilarrad. Sand reaume and ralaranoai UNOEPXJRA DU ATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION $60 par pianr-elara) AflBtgs at 6 pm (14 H19053 -5BOO graduaaon announcement!?? game eeaeon M SOUTHWEST TOLEDO) Cat c:Cheryl Tretnen, FCBOO, 1210 N. Crokee Election Day i S95:Aprk II SBX can ordar lham tor you I Bob Maerat{419) 474-1738. St, Wauaaon 43567. AppHciion deadtne: HUGE 1 bdrm, 215 E. Pee Rd. 302Ed.Bldg.At.pm Minrmun order 15.2 day turnaround 4:00 p.m. on ApnJ 14, 1995. a;; until. Included except,. 81/3 andparaonaazedl Pitiiltsllcnlssttsalna Party! Summer RecraarJen Aeeietinta to attnt In or 12 mo. leaae. atarta at Cell SBX ©353-77321 lea Aranaal 1030 pm aummar program! tor ptaechoonohoo! age S310/mo. Skate nwH. .75 M Sudani itudena. Monday thru Friday ami June 12 1.75 tor non-BGSkJdant HELP WANTED thru Auguet 11.1985. Sand reaume and reaer- Quaaaonacal372-fl»4gi encee to: Cheryl Trearvan, FCBDD. 1210 N. Ot- NTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLI- tokee St. Wauaaon 43SS7. Apoaaalon dead- CATIONS DUE: GET KVOLVEO WITH PRO- $1780 weakly poaaMe line: 400 p.m. on April 14, 1995. USED CD SALE maOng our drculart ORAMMMQ ACTIvrrCS AND SCHEDUUNQ MaaiacmcQl Inc. TICS FOR ACTMTKS TO BE OFFERED. For into cal 202-298-0065. RESORT JOBS Buy, Sail, or Trade CD1! PCK UP APPLICATIONS M 130 FELD Earn to $12mr. A tpa. Theme Parka, Hoieti, HI9053-58O0 10am-4pm Spaa, pkii more. Tropical A Mountain daa- HOUSE. DEAOLME IS TUESDAY. APRIL 11. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS. 215 Education Bktg Slept 1006. ' tnellom.Ca«1-2C6-632-0160e»tRS5443. Cal tor Into 2-2343 250 COUNSELORS 1 INSTRUCTORS E. Poe Rd. Starts at S225. All Sponaorad by UAO nudtdl Run your own bueineea. Qaai vafciabla axpari- utilities included.. Half the Pmrale, coed turn mar camp in Pocono Mmt . ance what building your reaume. Earn up to Security Deposit holds It now USED CD SALE NE Penmytvanla. Lohatan. Box 2S4BQ. $10,000. Irrigation ulee A InttallaOon. Vehicle WANTED Ken*«orth, NJ 07033. (900) 27S4)8B$. required. Call Sludant Sprinklen VrQLUMTEEBS NEEDED! I 1-800-265-7691. INS MCTMrllOnaaa %pO*XM aMaaOaaOfl CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED Trtmdown Saturday, Apr! 22,1 Hi •2^LiattrarHubltietnHtldiri' Imaaa, coed camp. Al apora, crafa, irta- Sign up "l t» Sudani Hoc Center Summer W mrough -SS-Se School Yaw 1 Block from campua. Jefl or Malt 352-2744 guardt, orftce, many othart. Camp Sham, MjeiOacabyAarala remdale NY 12734 (914) 271-4141. Al vekjraaan raoakM • free ■a Biathlon T-thln Chad Can needed tor part-time aummar tor rrweintormatbn cat 372-74*2. 1 female lubH—r tor OS-es aehool year. anoVor luM-ima fak. Twki kxtdtort and an m- Large houaa. nary etoee to campua. Own lant. Call 3S4-1976-leave an 4 RoomllPlaaaeeal 362-2082. COLLEGE GRADUATES OPEN FOR LUNCH FRI.SAT.-SUN. ] •Sublai r Undid" •tmryLevemenerHt" }. CANS OF For aummar '95. Ctoa* a> camput and bare. S Flravtce Trainee $21-2«V ' 27 INCH , O _i_ O I Hey BOSU bdrm..2bame.Cal3B»S2«1. Marketing Salet $16-24* PIZZAS... T

Hiring •Retail Clerks, CENTER FOR CHCHCF H •Food Service, Earn up to $2,00twmonm working •O'S 352-5166 ■ ConfldsmWHeslhCwiFerWimMn on CniaaShlpa or Land-Tour oomparaM. Sine. 1M4 FQR •Bar rxJ FREE DELIVERY J WorW krawl. Saaaoraa A UHma Eipirea 4/17/95 " •Maintenance crews e Student fee VOTED BEST PIZZA M WOOD COUNTYTV BBIBBIBBI Bat' • Abortion through ■H»U| H.atatill. •Good Wages* 20 weeks Far mora bilwriiason • Morning after osi ixmntommLCum. ... or perhaps apply for the •Lots of Fun* Try to study on the weekends graphic artist position with •Housing Available* treatment DaaveryandWarand warahause PoaMone • Caring friend or « Pool Supply to UnlGraphics.... relative allowed aU$ai.aaalbar»iaimappa»Yanpia7»lhawii (If interested In the latter, see for personal $aod driving reoonl. OuaBy Pod la a non-e- You Can Learn A Lot From A mYMungeonwany.SaankigpayaSSparhaur.lf details and requirements at kMrviswkig dally. Including support yaura^apapaa»la«ycawalaly«upana»la Student Employment, 450 weekends A Easter. now. AamV it 112 V SI Take I-7S to aat Dummy. 18 N.Huron Ma7-BuckM.aaaaatlr»*Anvoirklnauik1al Student Services Btdg.) (419)2i5-«74l Totodo, OH 43S04' aanajaat ■ "F" St Turn km. 1 1/2 tHoeki an Buckle Your Safety Belt. tor mora Intormason. 1-eco-see-eoos ML