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Wednesday, November 11, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 75, Issue 56
Weather Mural to be judged on artistic value Toledo claims the sign is a political message and should be covered
The Associated Press Looking down on the figures is a Hurt said the mural didn't Residents say the mural on the entire side of Mark's sphinxlike face and messages in qualify as a commercial sign. Carryout in central Toledo is a great improvement over Arabic and English urging people Her report was given to the city's TOLEDO - A mural on the side to stop fighting. of a convenience store promoting what was on the wal before -- graffiti. Board of Zoning Appeals, which told Agha to cover it. peace and African-American his- "We all have to stick together tory is either thought-provoking Borton agreed with the de- if we want to survive as a peo- cision. Rain, rain, go away: art or a drawing that doesn't ple," one message says. Wednesday, continued meet the city's commercial sign mural is a political message, not insulting to the human eye?" Residents say they like the "It is a mural and not a painted periods of rain. High around requirements. a commercial sign. The city There was no indication when mural. wall sign," he said. SO. Southwest winds 10 to 20 The Arts Commission of wants the owner, Medyan Agha, the commission would rule. "It's beautiful, real positive. mph becoming northwest. Greater Toledo will be the judge. to paint over the mural. Agha said Tuesday he sees no Agha bought the store in June It's makes us think," said Rodney and decided to fix it up. The side Chance of rain is 80 percent. Its decision will determine Because of the residents' sup- reason why it should be covered. Jones. whether the mural can stay or port for the mural, the city asked "When I moved into the neigh- of the store was covered with graffiti. must be covered. the arts commission to settle the borhood, I expected to have trou- "It's certainly better than what Inside The News Residents say the mural on the issue. If the commission decides ble with the gangs, not the city," was on there before," said Todd entire side of Mark's Carryout in it is art, it stays. If not, it goes. said Agha, a Palestinian. It's not over yet: Reynolds, another resident. When neighborhood artist Ken central Toledo is a great im- Eileen Kerner, the commis- The mural, about 20 feet high The chairs have been The problem started when Richardson offered to paint a provement over what was on the sion's executive director, said and 75 feet long, traces the histo- someone complained to the city mural for the price of materials, folded up, the lights turned wall before ~ graffiti. her guidelines are simple. "Is it ry of blacks from slavery to the off, the participants have all about the mural. The city sent a Agha jumped at the opportunity. Gene Borton, the city's in- aesthetically pleasing and not present with figures, including a gone home and the sixth an- sign inspector, Jeanette Hurt, to "We wanted to do something spections commissioner, says the profane? Is it original? Is it not gang member holding a gun. nual Midwest Black Student look at it. positive," Agha said. Unity Conference is com- plete. But for students at the University, the lessons and messages of the weekend Students gathering will last for a long time to come.
□ Page three. protest on 'Toxic Outside Campus
No, I didn't mean Bud Tuesday' Light: by Julie Tag 11 ale rro Patrons at Tuxedo Junc- administration reporter t ion probably had a bit of a shocking surprise when the lights went out Monday Despite the pouring rain night upstairs. According to and cold temperatures, John Rightmyer, manager, a more than 30 students blown fuse was the brown gathered Tuesday in the out culprit. Union Oval to protest "We had everything re- British Petroleum before placed and it's all fine now," marching to the BP station he said. "No problems." on East Wooster Street to After the brown out, fire picket there. inspector Capt. Jack Ninke The event, sponsored by closed down the bar for the two University organiza- night until the problem was tions ~ the Student Envi- taken care of, said BG fire ronmental Action Coalition The BG Ntwi/Llada Uoc and the Environmental Ac- chief Joe Burns. As part of the Toxic Tuesday rally, students march across campus More than 30 students attended the event sponsored by the Stu- to picket the BP station on East Wooster Street Tuesday afternoon. dent Environmental Action Coalition. See BP, page five. Bands aid Home Aid: Home Aid III, a benefit concert for Wood County's homeless, will be tonight at Howard's Club H, 210 N. Main St. Sponsored and or- GSS, USG join forces to fight plan ganized by WBGU-FM 88.1, the funds from the $3 cover charge at the 18-and-over byJenl Bond show go to help the Link and student government reporter Involvement in opposing centra- Students have to let their state greater impact on the Universi- The centralization forum last its programs for the home- lization by encouraging students representatives know how they ty." Thursday only gave students a less. Among the local musi- to write to their state legislators, feel about the issue, Fluellen USG President Jason Jackson chance to vent their frustration cians scheduled to perform Graduate Student Senate and said Tony Fluellen, GSS presi- said. said by working together USG and anger, said Fluellen. tonight are Black Minds of Undergraduate Student dent. and GSS can be a bigger force. "I'm pretty sure the task force Music, Ton, Vambo Marble Government are joining forces to "The best thing we can do is to "If the students remain silent, "We're in the process of lobby- already knew what all the argu- Eye, Derek Wolfgram and oppose the Managing for the Fu- get students active and in- the report will most likely go ing and starting a letter-writing ments against centralization Gone Daddy Finch. The ture Task Force's suggestion to volved," Fluellen said. "We have through in its present form," campaign," Jackson said. "We would be," Fluellen said. "It was show starts at 8 p.m., and centralize higher education in to understand that [centraliza- Fluellen said. "This issue is are prepared to do this together no big surprise to them and the donations of non-perishable Ohio. tion] will have long-range effects probably worse than the budget to have the greatest effect we food and clothes will be ac- Both are pushing for student on higher education." crisis last year and will have can." See Education, page three. cepted at the door.
No 90210: Beware, all you "Beverly Group breaks the silence Police get tips Hills 90210" cult followers. If you tune in tonight ex- pecting to see the much- Friends of the Deaf helps promote deaf awareness anticipated confrontation in hunt for rapist between Brenda Walsh and Kelly Taylor, you're going to by Jane Kllgore Deaf Awareness Day. During the At the organization's last meet- be disappointed. student life reporter spring, booths are set up on cam- ing, deaf students attending the by Eileen McNimara Toledo television station pus where those interested can University told members of their police reporter WUPW (Fox-36) has decided receive information about deaf- life experiences through sign instead to broadcast the De- Student Group Recognition ness. language. troit Pistons-Chicago Bulls Day is on its way, and organiza- Another activity sponsored by Bowling Green police have game, starting at 8 JO p.m. tions ail across campus are the organization is called Silent "Like any other group, it wants received numerous phone According to WUPW pro- taking part. Pizzas, in which members go to to be a benefit to the rest of the calls and anonymous tips but gram director Cathy Stoner, Many familiar groups will be local pizza parlors, order and eat world," Hoemann said. have not yet made any arrests the station has moved present at the Bowling Green- a meal without any verbal com- The people who join also bene- regarding the composite "90210" to the 5 p.m. time Ball State football game Satur- munication. fit by sharing and being exposed sketches of a man believed to slot on Sunday. "Melrose day, along with several unique Last year the group raised to such enriching experiences, he have sexually assaulted up to Place" will still be seen to- student organizations that also money by selling T-shirts, and added. three women in the city over night, but not until the game wish to be recognized for their sent it to a Mexican school for Presently, several members the past four weeks. ends, at approximately 11 achievements. the hearing impaired funded only are preparing to try out for a Detectives and other offi- p.m., she added. Friends of the Deaf is a group by donations. play to be held at the Toledo Club cers have received reports of that was initially formed by stu- Open-mindedness is another for the Deaf. In the play, they seeing a person matching the dents who had taken the Ameri- idea that the group strives to ad- will be acting with sign language. suspect's description in var- Lottery can Sign Language course and vertise, and President Jennifer ious Bowling Green stores, wanted to build bridges by fur- Spieldenner said one way to do "I think it is a good group be- but police have not been able CLEVELAND (AP) Here ther informing and educating just that is to have different cause it gives us a chance to see to locate anyone resembling said. are Tuesday night's Ohio themselves and others about deaf speakers relate new ideas to the firsthand how things are within the composite sketches. Police Chief Galen Ash said Lottery selections: awareness. members. the deaf culture, expecially if Dot. Sgt. Brad Conner said he is not surprised the com- Pick 3 Numbers: 1-6-4 "The group takes kind of a Teachers are great speakers to you are in a major dealing with the police division has been posites have spurred so much - Pick 4 Numbers: 1-3-4-7 democratic outlook that deaf and have for this type of issue, Spiel- the hearing impaired," said received at least SO to 60 response. Buckeye S: 2-12-15-16-31 hearing people should get to denner said. Cathy Bressert, a Friends of the phone calls regarding the "A tot of times, a composite The Super Lotto jackpot is know each other better so that "This campus has the hearing Deaf member. composites from people In is just really a dead ringer $20 million. they can learn from each other," impaired education program, but area communities in the past [for the suspect]," Ash said. said Harry Hoemann, faculty ad- we really dont get into that until Friends of the Deaf is an organ- few days. "And in this case we have two Compiled from staff and viser. we go into teaching methods, so it ization open to anyone interested, "We have a tot of possible different sketches which took wire reports. Friends of the Deaf promotes a is beneficial for us to learn from and knowledge of American Sign leads to took into," Conner very much alike." variety of activities, one being those with experience," she said. Language is not required to join. Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, November 11, 1992
fomz. The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBSERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News
Students shouldn't stand for further cuts in funding "WT w eom m BUSH m> mm mmo HIS KBWING STYLE1." Just relax, now. This won't hurt tude of the problem. In several states, much, Doc Voinovich reassured higher education is in more of a sham- us Monday. bles than it is in Ohio. Colleges in Ore- Thanks. We feel much better now. gon, Maryland and California currently George Voinovich, the governor who find themselves in a crisis mode. Voters didn't pick Clinton, has gutted higher education to save his But that's no excuse for Voinovich to political viability, delivered a speech make higher education his whipping Monday that should have made the in- boy; no excuse to take 40 percent of the they rejected the president nards of every college student churn. last two rounds of subsidy cuts from The governor said he would not rule higher education when it takes up only out the possibility of fixing the state's 15 percent of the state's general reve- Just when you thought it was Americans didn't vote FOR Bill nue budget. safe to turn back to the opinion Clinton, they voted AGAINST $300 million deficit with more cuts to pages, here comes yet another Norm VanNess George Bush. In a campaign that state programs, but said they would be Why has Voinovich destroyed the poignant analysis of the presi- was supposed to be about issues, "less severe" than previous reductions. American dream of going to college in dential election. One last hurrah, voters tossed them aside in lieu And -- it's a big "and" -- Voinovich the Buckeye State? Not because it's the if you will. of dumping Bush. I still believe would not rule out the possibility of fur- right thing to do; not because the fat As I sat on my couch last Tues- that Bush wins out when it comes ther cuts to higher education. needs to be trimmed from colleges and day night, lamenting over the down to issues and ideology. He "I don't want to rule out anything universities. He's doing it because impending results of the election, simply could not crawl out of the right now," the governor told reporters there's no strong lobbying group for I struggled to understand why hole the media and the Clinton Monday after speaking at the Ohio higher education in Columbus, and be- the results were going the way campaign had dug for him. School Boards Association annual con- cause students don't vote. they were. We sent our message to the governor Had I miscalculated the priori- When we look back at the im- ference. "There may be some reduction ties of the voting populace? In- proving economic situation over in some programs. I can't guarantee once before by sending hundreds of deed, I had. the last four months and the that there won't be." students to a protest in April. Now we As I sat, trusty remote in hand, popular vote percentage in '88 as media's refusal to acknowledge Well, Mr. Voinovich, rule out getting must keep up the pressure by writing I flipped from channel to channel a loser than Clinton did as a win- it, and at the carefully timed in- re-elected unless you do something to letters that start something like this: hoping to find the results ner. dictment of Casper Weinburger, save our colleges and universities. different somewhere else. They Others went on to call it "the we can certainly conclude that In previous mid-year cuts, Voinovich Dear Governor, were all the same: Bill Clinton end of the conservative move- the only "mandate" that existed has taken the knife to higher education, I am a student who has watched my was going to be our next presi- ment." Nothing could be farther in this election was to ensure that while barely touching entitlements, tuition shoot through the roof and my dent. from the truth. President Bush did not get re- capital projects and primary or second- classes canceled because you exces- I slowly began to accept the in- elected. ary education. evitable, constantly reminding sively cut college funding. I'm regis- myself that the House and Senate "Wei, first off, six out of ten Sen. Bob Dole has called for an We don't want to overstate the magni- tered to vote. Any questions? were going to roll over as well, people DID NOT VOTE FOR Bill investigation into the special and that, I decided, I could live prosecutor in charge of the Iran- with. CUNTON. Hardly a Contra investigation, and for It didn't happen and my worst "Mandate." hi fact, Dukakis good reason. It has been learned nightmare, in fact, came true. drew a higher popular vote that the prosecutor made politi- The Democrats now had it all: the cal contributions to the Clin- Goal dujour: to express White House, the House and the percentage in '88 as a loser ton/Gore campaign, and that his Senate. God save us. than Clinton did as a law firm did the same, to the tune The next day at work, I was of about $30,000. approached by many of my co- winner." sexuality, disregard fear workers seeking answers to why Who's playing dirty now, I ask? the election went the way it did In fact, the Clinton/Gore camp after I told them the exact op- dispatched a press release about I am writing this article for ple who love each other? Or want posite would happen. I couldn't The only reason Bill Clinton Weinburger's indictment THE Fear No People week sponsored to show their affection for each answer them. I had only the had a dream of a chance is be- DAY BEFORE it was made pub- by the P.E.O.P.LE. Committee, Guest column other? Or not wanting to hide analysis of the network anchors cause he moved from the tra- lic! an acronym for People Encourag- love for each other? and correspondents to go by, and ditional Democratic left into a ing Other People in a Learning Rodney Ralston Some heterosexuals feel that it that was not enough. It's taken more conservative, moderate po- So where is the big to-do by the Environment. is a choice to be homosexual. Did me a whole week to figure it all sition. Had he stayed true to the media on this one? Throughout this week the they choose to be heterosexual? out. Democratic ideal, he would have I'm guessing there won't be committee has asked that stu- ters, have had friends who have Why would someone choose to The popular election finished, been resoundingly rejected. You one. dents design a pin each day to stopped talking to them because persecuted for loving someone? roughly, as follows: Clinton 43 could go so far as to say that his describe a personal view on the of their sexuality and have been i It is not as simple as choosing yes percent. Bush 38 percent and victory is a victory for conser- So, now that I have unloaded all topic of the day. Today is a day the victim of physical violence. or no, true or false. Perot 23 percent. The media vatism, seeing that Democratic that on you, I am happy to say that people are asked to express Homosexuals have the right to be Homosexuals have to choose to somehow concluded from this presidential nominees are get- that we can now move on to big- their sexuality. afraid. live a gay lifestyle, to be gay or that the American people had ting more conservative each time ger and better things. There are This may seem like an easy not. The choice is whether to be stated a "Mandate for Change." around. other topics that deserve a biting task to most, but to some it may open about their sexuality and to Some even went as far as to call Something else which troubles conservative analysis, and I am be a very difficult experience. "Many homosexuals have serve as a role model for those it a landslide. me is that exit polls showed that quite sure President-elect Clin- You see, most people are heter- received harassing calls and who are still afraid to come out, What is in these numbers? 60 percent of the voters that ton will give me plenty to chew osexuals. For the gay, lesbian and letters, have had friends or to remain silent. Unfortunate- Well, first off, six out of 10 peo- voted for Clinton were unsure of on. bisexual population on campus, ly, this choice could also bring ple DID NOT VOTE FOR BILL his ability to lead. Why vote for to openly express their sexuality who have stopped talking to with it the possibility of violence, CLINTON. Hardly a "Mandate." him then? Norm Van Ness is a columnist Is to expose themselves. them because of their of being an outcast or losing fam- In fact, Dukakis drew a higher What it all boils down to is that for The News. ily. Many of our homosexual stu- sexuality and have been the This is not a column to em- Dilbert Scott Adams dents, faculty and administrators victim of physical violence." power the homosexual students. are not out of the closet. This It is a letter to empower every- means they have chosen not to one in our community to become riE? 605M, I'VE NEVER. EXCUSe HE, UOULD publicly express their sexuality. Our heterosexual community educated and more open to each THOUGHT OF MY5ELF THAT YOU LIKE TO TAKE You may not understand why also has the right to be afraid, not other no matter what issue a per- (JAY. YE5, I UOULD LOVE this occurs. There is a fear of because a homosexual poses any ADVANTAGE Of OUR son might be sharing. TO DE EVALUATED. YOU'RE hlDCOUS... how the campus population will threat to them or will stop talking I want heterosexuals, homo- 'flODEL EVALUATION THAT'5 TCN Signed letters or columns ex- 200-300 words in length and All submissions are subject to press the beliefs of the individual should be double-spaced and condensation, and in no way represent the opin- signed. Address or on campus Please address all submissions ion of The News mailbox number along with your to: All readers of The News are telephone number for veri- encouraged to express their opin- fication, must be included. ions through letters to the editor The News reserves the right to Opinion Editor and guest columns. reject any material that is The BG News Letters to the editor should be offensive, malicious or libelous. 210 West Hall \ Campus Wednesday, November 11, 1992 The BG News page three A Different Perspective Fu I bright exchange offers chances for new learning by Sharl L Veleba campus reporter leagues from other nations, and magazine journalism, said the some Fulbright participants have dynamics of freedom of the press even been the nucleus of contin- in Indonesia interested her. Pay attention in class and you ued faculty exchanges between While the press is government- could reap the benefits of your the University and other col- owned there, it is considered to professor's participation in the leges. be free because there is no cor- Fulbright exchange program. "The real work and exchange porate influence, she said. Several professors at the Uni- gets done through these informal Fujiya Kawashima, a professor versity have taken part in the networks," Dunn said. of history, spent time in main- worldwide program for faculty, Nancy 15 rend linger, an assis- land China and Korea last sum- said Chris Dunn, director of the tant professor of journalism, mer as a Fulbright participant. Research Services Office. traveled to Indonesia this past Named to commemorate former year as a program participant. While concentrating chiefly on Arkansas Sen. J. William Ful- "f like living in other coun- research, he said, he was able to bright, it gives professors an op- tries," Brendlinger said. "It's one visit universities in Shandong portunity to conduct research or of the things I like to do. I get to and Xi'an, China. lecture at overseas universities. question things about my own "I am refreshed with what I "We are the first to recognize culture." saw. I can bring that back to my that all the best work isn't being Living in another country students here," he said. done in the U.S.," Dunn said. helped her distinguish between The BC Ncwi/Rcbccca Colon "There is high-quality work be- necessities and luxuries in life, Kawashima said he visited ing done all around the world. she said. Chufu, China, the birthplace and Working on a project for her Art 103 drawing foundations class, freshman art education major Knowledge doesn't know any "I'm more conscious of about burial site of Confucius. During Valerie Devitt creates a perspective drawing of i stairway in the Fine Arts Building Tuesday after- national boundaries." how I live and the choices I the bulk of his travel, he said, he noon. Dunn said the program allows make," she said. researched local history of 17th- professors to meet with col- Brendlinger, who teaches and 18th-century Korea. Conference to address ethnicity Mixed marriages by Deb France contributing reporter prominence brought to ethnic re- A Reality for Survival," is sched- chairwoman of the University's lations due to the riots makes this uled for tonight at 7:30 in the Department of Ethnic Studies. year's conference all the more subject of talks Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the Ethnic relations and its impor- timely. University Union. Admission is free to hear pan- tance as a national issue will be "If there is a time, now is the Martinez, of Puerto Rican des- by Deb France elists address "Issues in Inter- contributing reporter "There are already millions one of the main themes during time," Andrade said. "Ethnic cent, comes from San Antonio, Ethnic Relations," Thursday, of people In this country the Ninth Annual Ethnic Studies people are being killed. We have Texas, where she has partici- from 9:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Uni- interracially married," said Conference, scheduled to begin to take the responsibility to look pated in projects with Mexican, versity graduate student Sara Combining different cul- Errol Lam, adviser to the today. realistically at the problems." "If African and Native American Collas will then address the panel Committee for the Racially The two-day conference, "Eth- tures in marriage can be a se- you saw the LA. riots, you saw ethnic groups. on "Student Issues in Inter- rious step - not only must Mixed and the discussion's nic Studies: Crossroads to the African Americans, Hispanics, Panel speakers include E. San Ethnic Relations" at 1:30 p.m. those involved face change, moderator. "Everyone has a 21st Century Inter-Ethnic Re- Native Americans and Asians all Juan, professor of English at the The final panel discussion, but they must also deal with different story. Now we need lations," will focus on the re- destroying each other," he add- University of Connecticut; Mi- "Tasks and Responsibilities in society's attitudes toward to talk about it." lations between ethnic groups ed. "Inter-ethnic relations should guel Carranza, associate dean of Inter-Ethnic Relations," is them. Topics will include what throughout the nation and how be a concern of all human be- the College of Arts and Sciences scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. All The Committee for the Ra- specific classification the they have become a national is- ings." at the University of Nebraska; of the panel discussions will take cially Mixed will present children of interracially mar- sue, especially since the Los An- Laudelina Martinez, executive Duane Champagne, professor of place in the Community Suite of "Racially Mixed: The Next ried couples should fall geles riots during the summer. director of the Hispanic Associa- sociology at UCLA; Lyn Lewis, the University Union. Generation Reclaims Their under. For example, to what A. Rolando Andrade, chairman tion of Colleges and Universities, chairwoman of the Department Heritage," on Thursday at culture would the children of of the Ethnic Studies Annual will be the keynote speaker. Her of Sociology at the University of All conferences are free and 7:30 p.m. in 105 Business Ad- an Asian and a Caucasian Conference, said the national speech, "Inter-Ethnic Relations: Detroit; and Delia Aquilar, open to the public. minstration Building, to help consider themselves as be- people understand more longing, and should the chil- Education- about this issue. dren choose their mother's or Sponsored by Undergradu- father's descent? Continued from page one. ate Student Government's Several members of the Multicultural Affairs Com- University community will only thing that will be is if there what was said actually stuck," he tion," Jackson said. "There is no tant this issue is." mittee, the Caribbean Asso- share their experiences, in- is a student uprising in huge said. "Were they listening when huge group saying to implement Students haven't been aroused ciation and the Progressive cluding Jewell Hanna, an numbers." University and business leaders this." by the issue yet, Jackson said. Student Organization, the alumna and Food Services The forum allowed for stu- said, 'Don't rush this'?" As student leaders, GSS and "It has not touched the nerve of program will be based on the manager; senior Cassie dents, administration and faculty There are no major groups who USG are responsible for making students because 'centralization] experiences of members of Snider, and Peter Ogbuji, also to speak out against centraliza- are supporting centralization, sure students are informed about isn't tangible yet," Jackson said. African American, Latino, an alumnus. tion, but Jackson doesn't know if according to Jackson. the issue. "When it does happen people will Asian, Native American and the Board of Regents was really "The same things are being "We have to get the word out become more involved. I just Caucasian cultures. See Marriage, page six. listening. said across the state, with every- better," Fluellen said. "Students wish they would do it earlier." "I just don't know how much of one disagreeing with centraliza- still don't understand how impor- 1st ANNUAL Bowling Green Fans, Alumni & Falcon Club Members... the Mien Gladiator had mf\^w\aooA Package Features: ' Three r»ghl» hotel accommodations at the Rivwra Hotel (the orlioaJ iMm hoWl). used tie 0C MWteV CBtHBR it> LASVEGAS ' Round-trip air far* Irom TOLEDO 0* DETROIT to Laa Vegas. (Early morning departure, evening return) • Round-tnp If analers between Laa Vegas airport and the U0m Riviera Hotel. financed founferassaulf. • Bellman gratuity. PFC and room Lues ' Game ticket and round-tnp transfers from the hotel to (he Dec 17-20,1992 Silver Bowl on game day. ' Downtown 'street party' on Thursday night " Buffet dinner and choice of show at the R • Pfotessonally escorted from Toledo $419 per person, double occupanc HOME OF THE 1992 MAC CHAMPIONS! 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Monhart woman with a Ph.D. who's been "They're three different people with three different city life reporter collection program by choos- through the educational system, ing a program that fits their The chairs have been folded they all came out with the same backgrounds, but when you have the same message, it tells specific housing situation. up, the lights turned off, the par- message. me this is something I should listen to." Residents of apartments, Choices may include put- ticipants have all gone home and "They're three different peo- condominiums and mobile ting the recyclable materials the sixth annual Midwest Black ple with three different back- homes in Bowling Green will in an off-site drop-off recy- Student Unity Conference is grounds, but when you have the Muhammed Luster, Board of Black Cultural Activities be offered recycling pro- cling center, or constructing complete. But for students at the same message," Luster ex- grams as a result of the work a program in which an on-site University, the lessons and mes- plained, "it tells me this is some- of Mayor Wes Hoffman's Re- drop-off site or curbside col- sages of the weekend gathering thing I should listen to." other. The whole planet is catch- spiritual introspection and over- cycling Task Force. lection would be provided by will last for a long time to come. According to Ajamu M. Kafele, ing hell right now. come their fears," Talib said. Two apartment complexes the management in contract The two-day conference, vice president of Black Student "White supremacy has the "Fear is the root of all evil," he and a mobile home in Bowling with a private hauler. spread over Nov. 6 and 7, aimed Union, the 1,000 people attending planet in the state that it's in to- said. "People's fears cause jeal- Of een have been set up with One of the sites with a pilot its focus on the conference the conference over the two days day. White people have been rul- ousy, people's fears cause in- pilot recycling programs that recycling program is Park- theme "Overcoming White Su- were from a variety of back- ing this planet as of late, espe- security. were initiated after the view Mobile Home Village. premacy: Guidance for Lib- grounds and all across the map of cially white men. And they are "Especially the fear of the efforts of the City, a private The site contains 115 units. eration from the Afrikan Sister." the Midwest. the ones who have brought it to white people - the white collec- hauler, owners, managers and This program began on Oct. Among the featured speakers "We had students from Uni- the state it's in. tive - that they must impose residents of these sites were 19, and it will end Jan. 18, were addresses by Ava Muham- versity of Michigan, the Detroit their culture on others. But also combined. 1993. med, a minister with the Nation area, Ohio State, all across Ohio," "That's why we brought in the the fear of black people that Blue buckets and bins will "We do it on the first and of Islam and The Ohio State Uni- Kafele said. "The majority of it opposite end of the spectrum - causes them to be [restrained] - be given to the owners or a third Monday of every month; versity Professor Linda James- was African students, [but] there black women," he continued. to be afraid to express their person chosen by the owners we've had two pick-ups so Myers. Controversial hip hop art- were some white students. "Women are the first teacher as creativity." of each site. The task force far," he said. "It's part of the ist Sister Souljah gave the keyn- ordained by the Creator. They Alisa Wren, a junior sociology decided on this color because community pride and it's a ote address of the conference "The information was for must be the best teacher." major, said she was especially the city's refuse collection way of trailer residents to Saturday night. everyone," he said. "Everyone All racism, inequality and op- impressed by the keynote ad- has a red box recycling pro- feel like a part of the commu- "I think this was our most suc- could benefit from this." pression can be traced to one dress by Sister Souljah. gram and the blue color was nity." cessful conference since I've "The devil is on a rampage on source, according to Samuel needed to differentiate the Other private develop- been here," said Muhammed the planet," Luster said, "and Shakir Talib, president of Black "I though she was a very good fact that the blue box pro- ments in the city offer recy- Luster, president of the Board of these people are coming with di- Student Union. And that wellspr- speaker," Wren said. "I was edu- gram is serviced by private cling programs. Stadium Black Cultural Activities. "After vine truth. What I mean by that is ing of ignorance, said the cated. I felt more knowledgeable haulers. View Apartments, with 225 I left that conference, [others in anywhere you look on the planet, speakers this past weekend, is about where I came from and "Many of the students units, has one of the pilot pro- attendance] all said the same things aren't going right. fear. What the three conference where I ought to be. She made me didn't realize the city doesn't grams and its residents take thing. Even though we had a min- Governments are falling apart. lecturers each called for was want to learn more about my her- handle waste management recyclable materials to the ister from the Nation of Islam, a The planet is at war with each "for each individual to take a itage." for private developments be- Bowling Green Jaycees Re- cause they're commercial cycling Center. Winthrop business," Gayl Pearson, task Terrace, Winthrop Terrace force chairwoman, said. North and Summit Terrace Toledoans organize to fight crime The blue box program is be- have 280 units and offer on- ing financed by grant funds to site collection areas for its by Mitch Weiss the city from the State of residents. The Associated Press Simoni said residents learned Ohio Department of Natural This service has been of- "Every day, rd see these businessmen from affluent areas how to find out where customers Resources Division of Litter fered for several years. The coming into our neighborhood, picking up these women, live by running checks on their Prevention and Recycling. blue box recycling program TOLEDO - Ray Simoni was license plates. In one survey, "From those funds we has been added to encourage angry. Prostitutes and drug buying drugs, doing things they wouldn't tolerate in their they found that 85 percent of the budgeted money to purchase more of the residents to par- people coming to the north side dealers had taken over his neigh- own neighborhoods. It was ridiculous." containers for the program," ticipate. borhood. for sex and drugs were from "so- Pearson said. "The city will "We can encourage them, Prostitutes were having sex Ray Simoni called better areas," he said. be putting in a request to the but we can't dictate to them," with customers in front of chil- Crawford sees irony in the sta- Wood County Solid Waste Pearson said. "We're trying to dren. Simoni went door-to-door, talk- gartner said the fliers are being tistics. "These are the same peo- District for a grant based on get people together and work Women who weren't pros- ing to neighbors. Many said they passed out in the city and at ple tliat look down on these interest for other con- with each other." titutes were being solicited as would help. neighborhood meetings. neighborhoods, who say, 'How tainers." Lewis said that recycling is they walked down the street. The group began meeting regu- The group circulated fliers can you live there?'" Members of Mayor Hoff- another way to participate in Simoni, SO, watched people larly. Residents marched to the with the names of eight men ar- She said some people in af- man's task force include the lessening the amount of gar- from the suburbs drive up in city's municipal building twice rested last month for trying to so- fluent neighborhoods have city of Bowling Green, the bage taken to landfills. their BMW and Mercedes cars to during the summer to ask the licit police officers who posed as criticized the group's efforts by Wood County Solid Waste dis- "Primarily we represent buy sex and drugs, then go home City Council for more police prostitutes. Six of the eight lived calling the offenses victimless trict coordinator, the Bowling the haulers on the task force," to their families. protection. outside the city; one lived in the crime. Green Jaycees Recycling he said. "This is a test pro- At night, there were drive-by Members of the group took exclusive suburb of Waterville. "Prostitutes are victims. The Center Management Commit- gram for us to see how much shootings as pimps and dealers down license plate numbers and "We believe that if we want to residents are victims," Crawford tee chairman and private it's going to cost. It's breaking fought over turf. Condoms and videotaped prostitutes and their eliminate the problem, we have said. "I don't care if you're nine haulers. new ground. It's going to drug needles were tossed in the customers. They gave the infor- to eliminate the demand," said months pregnant, 60 years old, come down to if the residents streets. mation to police. Joey Crawford, a community or- pushing your baby carriage down Jim Lewis, a member of the want to pay an extra fee each It was all happening in full The city responded. Under a ganizer. the street, there are guys driving task force and general man- month." view of residents in the north- police program that started in Prostitutes and drug dealers through this neighborhood all the ager of Lewis Sanitation Inc., The task force sent letters side neighborhood every day and September, officers are seizing come to the north side because time just stopping and asking said the major obstacle is that out and invited the private night. the cars of prostitutes' cus- it's near Interstate 280. They also you, 'How much?' It's a humiliat- many of the materials people residential communities to Simoni formed a citizens tomers they arrest. believe people in the community ing kind of thing." recycle are not worth as respond to how many blue group, the North Corridor Coali- won't fight back, Crawford said. One prostitute was killed in much as they used to be. boxes they would like and tion, to do something about it. The citizens group, which has "But they're wrong about July by a man police say was "Five years ago they were," now the task force is waiting "I just got fed up," he said. more than 300 members, has a that," she said. stalking prostitutes. Other pros- he continued. "The market for their responses. "Every day, I'd see these busi- new weapon of its own. It tries to The group has been using as titutes have been beaten and has become so flooded we're "They contract with their nessmen from affluent areas embarrass customers who are guidance a book titled "Fighting robbed. looking for a turnaround in waste haulers," Pearson said. coming into our neighborhood, arrested by circulating fliers Back," written by Michael Le- 1995." "There are five private picking up these women, buying revealing their name, address, vine, a former Drug Enforce- Crawford said police have been With the program, owners haulers. They need to be indi- drugs, doing things they wouldn't telephone number and status of ment Agency officer. It is a making progress in stopping agree to implement a re- vidualized. I think it has af- tolerate in their own neighbor- their case. primer for groups trying to fight crime in the area, but more needs placement fee if the blue box fected them because people hoods. It was ridiculous." Spokeswoman Mary Baum- crime. to be done. is reported missing. They also have expressed interest." jfj HOME FALCON HOCKEY FRIDAY VS. KENT - FACEOFF 7 PM! UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 1 Kiru© WISHES TO CONGRATULATE 1 U IT'S OCTOBER COMMITTEE S PARENTS WEEKEND SPECIAL | JMEMBERS OF THE MOATI1! 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"A treaty which is somewhat delayed is better than no delay EC union The executive secretary of the MONROVIA, Liberia -- Rebel New Tribes Mission, George treaty." leader Charles Taylor has Davison, said at mission head- Douglas Hurd, British foreign secretary The Associated Press not allowed." released 15 American and British quarters in Sanford, Fla., that the He said British Prime Min- missionaries, their organization missionaries were set free Nov. Frank Brearley, director of the Community of West African BRUSSELS, Belgium -- ister John Major had accept- said Monday. 2. He did not know why the an- group's office in Yamoussoukro, States voted Saturday to impose - Britain and Denmark told ed the Maastricht pact, which The rebel chief's forces came nouncement took so long. Ivory Coast, said none of the mis- immediate sanctions against their European Community called for approval before under howitzer fire and aerial He identified the IS as John sionaries were mistreated by re- warring factions in Liberia and partners on Monday to heed Jan. 1 - "So I think he'll keep bombardment but he vowed to and Peggy Cutts of Wylie, Texas; bels who detained them at their demanded the fighting stop by their new demands on his word." "fight to the last man" in his Barry and Carol Richardson of mission near the border with midnight Tuesday. changes in the Maastricht EC leaders agreed at a battle for the capital against a Wiggins, Colo., and their three Ivory Coast. treaty or forget about ratifi- summit last December to West African force. children; Ken Welch, chairman Diplomatic sources in Monro- Taylor's radio broadcast a re- cation. create a political and mone- There appeared little hope of mission operations in Liberia, via," who spoke on condition of sponse late Sunday in which the Both countries were tary union, with a common Taylor would heed calls for a and his wife, Rosemary, from anonymity, said the mission was rebel leader vowed to "fight to criticized by France and foreign policy and a single cease-fire from the leaders of the Anniston, Ala.; Arnie Johnson, a looted and wrecked by Taylor's the end ... we will fight to the last other member states that currency by the end of the seven-nation army. The force, 14-year-old boy from Buhler, fighters. Two American mission- man." want to push toward closer decade. sent to Monrovia to halt Liberia's Kan.; single women Jeni Gillum aries were taken to Taylor's political and economic union All 12 nations must approve civil war two years ago, has en- of Streator, 111., and Leslie Wolfe quarters for questioning, they West African troops and Tay- in Europe according to the o- for the agreement to take ef- gaged in heavy fighting with of Cabot, Ark., and Englishman said. lor's supporters fought Monday riginal deadline and content fect. Six have done so, and the Taylor since he attacked the Bob Baghurst, his wife, Rose- Roman Catholic officials claim in the capital's northern and of the treaty, passed last year Netherlands is expected to capital Oct. IS. marie, and son, Tim. Taylor's fighters killed five eastern suburbs. Rebel rockets in the Dutch city of Maas- ratify it this week. A religious organization said 12 Davison said children would American nuns in a Monrovia su- wounded four civilians in the tricht. Danish voters rejected the American and three British mis- usually not have been at the burb last month, a charge Taylor city, while West African artil- "A treaty which is some- accord last June. Denmark's sion people were freed after 10 raided site, but they were on has denied. lery, jets and a gunboat blasted what delayed is better than no government hopes to work days in the hands of Taylor re- school break. The leaders of the Economic Taylor's positions. treaty," said Foreign Secre- out an arrangement that tary Douglas Hurd of Britain would exempt it from parts of BP after a daylong meeting of the accord calling for com- Continued from page one. foreign ministers of the mon European currency and 12-nation trading bloc. defense. It would then re- tion Group - was part of and meet with the management by the Environmental Protection boycott BP until the demands are The meeting fed specula- submit the agreement to British Petroleum Boycott there or with representatives Agency, Brodin said, adding that met. tion about a two-speed voters, possibly next spring. National Day of Action. from Cleveland to discuss the is- cancer cases have also been al- The demands include reducing European union, with a core "There can be no treaty Toxic Tuesday, as the day was sues. legedly connected to the plant. the use of hazardous substances of nations going ahead with without 12 signatures," Dan- referred to, was recognized in 11 "We've tried consistently to es- The plant disposed of the waste at the Lima plant during the next full-scale integration, leaving ish Foreign Minister Uffe El- states and at 30 colleges to edu- tablish a dialogue with SEAC," by dumping 78,000 pounds of it five years. They also request BP waffling states to join later, lemann-Jensen reminded cate people about the negative Koch said Tuesday. "We consider into the Ottawa River, he said. In to develop a set of safety stan- or only partially. community members in pre- role BP is playing environmen- ourselves to be an environmen- addition, Brodin said 20 million dards for workers at the Lima Britain's government de- senting the demand. tally and socially, according to tally responsible company." pounds were disposed of through plant and ask that the deep well cided last week to delay rati- Last week, Major said Kelly Golightley, a junior and BP is not a toxic polluter, Koch deep-well injection, as well as by injection system be phased out. fication of the accord beyond Britain's final ratification one of the coordinators of the said, adding that the company releasing the substance into the In addition, they ask BP repre- the original year-end dead- procedures would be held event. distinguishes between pollution air. sentatives to work with the Citi- line. Britain has said ratifica- only after a second re- BP is the largest polluter in and waste. He said the Lima plant The deep well injection system zens Advisory Board in Lima. tion is impossible before May. ferendum in Denmark. Ohio and the third largest toxic generates waste but that it is dis- contributes to earthquakes, in- "We regret that Britain is waste polluter on earth, accord- posed through underground cluding one that occurred in Ash- Vargo said SEAC decided to French President Francois taking this line," German ing to fliers prepared by the wells in an environmentally safe tabula, Ohio, Brodin said. He also protest BP based on the research Mitterrand told French TV Foreign Minister Klaus Kin- group. Golightley said the com- way. said by dumping the waste into they did on how the company is late Monday such a delay "is kel told reporters. pany also supplies oil to South "If SEAC is really interested in the river, it has contributed to affecting the environment and Africa's apartheid government the environmental issues, they the deformity of 56 percent of society. and harms society in other ways. should sit down [with BP repre- fish in the river. "We didn't just draw BP from a "BP is not just an environmen- sentatives] and discuss the is- "BP denies all responsibility hat. BP led us to them with a trail tal disaster but a social problem. sues," Koch said. "Demonstrat- for this and says this is caused by of cancer patients both dead and We want the rally today to edu- ing in front of service stations is other polluting facilities down alive," Vargo said. cate everyone about BP," Go- not going to solve the problem." the river," Brodin said. Senior Jeff Brown cited many lightley said. "I don't want to Koch said BP issued a response Brodin also said BP was the of the ways BP harms the envi- support a company that is op- to Toxic Tuesday but said the second largest contributor to ronment and society throughout pressing people in our world. We only demonstrations he was publicize opposition to Issue 5, the world, using as an example can make a difference." aware of were the University's the proposal that called for warn- the Exxon Valdez oil spill, and Tom Koch, manager of public protest and one in Columbus. ing labels. rainforest destruction. relations at BP America head- According to EAG member "BP has lots of influence in the quarters in Cleveland, said he Dave Brodin, a BP oil refinery government and makes it hard "We are going to tell [BP] loud has met with members of SEAC and chemical plant in Lima have for environmental legislation to and clear that it is not okay that in past years and responded in been the largest polluters in Ohio get passed," Brodin said. "BP they are doing this," Brown said. April to a letter written by a Uni- and the plant was the largest pol- doesn't want you to know about "We are going to press them until versity student on behalf of lution facility in the North- the pollution it puts out in Lima." they change and we will not buy SEAC. eastern United States. their products anymore." In his letter, Koch said he ad- Toxic chemicals released from According to EAG member He also said in his statement dressed the demands and con- the facility were the second Christy Vargo, the organization that BP recognizes they are "in- cerns of SEAC and invited the largest cause of birth defects in and SEAC are making four de- volved in industries that present members to visit the Lima plant Ohio, according to a. 1990 report mands of BP and will continue to many potential hazards." /t FALCON FOOTBALL REGULAR SEASON FINALE SATURDAY - \_M PM. HELP MAKEITMAKEIT 10 ISAHOWATHOMEanil TIETHEHECOHB EOH CONSECUTIVEMAC MSI UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO DID YOU KNOW rtf there is a s<^6 IS YOUR CAR READY FOR WINTER? Come and sec BGSU's FINEST GET BUSY Stop and see Scott Swope or Toby Maxwell today! Lenhart Grand Ballroom Nov. 12, 1992 7 pm $2.00 admission 275 S. Main Sponsors: MAP, USG & BSfi© 353-3060 UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO page six The BG News Wednesday, November 11, 1992 Caller ID sparks dispute in Cincinnati Ashland by Terry Klnney The Associated Press However, the caller could pre- closed the effects of the new ser- 100,000 of Cincinnati Bell's cus- catch obscene phone calls, but it vent the number from being dis- vices. tomers - because Caller ID gives you more control of your defends played by paying an additional Cincinnati Bell spokesman would allow those numbers to be phones," Hill said. CINCINNATI - The Ohio Su- fee for "line blocking." Kyle Hill said Spratley was off monitored and sold to telemar- Attorney Milton Bortz, repre- preme Court was asked Tuesday "Cincinnati Bell wants to make base. keters. senting the suburban Roselawn dealings to delay Cincinnati Bell Tele- money on both ends. It wants to "People want these services," Spratley said there is no prac- Community Council and the phone Co.'s implementation of sell the privacy of the customer Hill said. "We've had more than tical way to prevent nuisance Telephone Privacy and Fair Rate The Associated Press several new services, including and also sell a partial remedy at 1,000 requests for them. Yester- calls. Association, said those groups one that would help customers i- the same time. It's kind of like day alone we had more than 300 filed a lawsuit against the PUCO CLEVELAND - Ashland creating a disease and then ask- dentify incoming calls. of them." "The telephone industry has in the Ohio Supreme Court on University, responding Ohio Consumers' Counsel Wil- ing you to pay for the cure," The Consumers' Counsel asked promoted Caller ID as the solu- Tuesday. Monday to a newspaper's Spratley said. liam Spratley said he went to the the Supreme Court to stop Cin- tion to the problem of harassing investigation that raised Supreme Court because it had cinnati Bell from selling the ser- phone calls," Spratley said. "Our He said Cincinnati Bell's $1.60 questions about its business run out of administrative ave- "We believe that line blocking vices, which were to become evidence shows it will not de- monthly fee for line blocking had dealings, said it was being nues to block what he called an il- provides nothing more than the available early next month. crease annoying calls, but could the potential to raise another $1.9 fiscally responsible and legal rate increase. level of service that customers As evidence of "irreparable very well increase them." million a year for the utility. getting its money's worth Sale of the new services was already have. We also believe the harm," Spratley cited instances for purchases. approved by the Public Utilities PUCO's actions amount to a rate in which an abusive husband A better alternative is Call "What they're trying to do is An unattributed state- Commission of Ohio without a increase," he said. could determine the whereabouts Tracing - which Cincinnati Bell sneak in a rate increase without ment issued to faculty, public hearing, Spratley said. "This clearly violates Ohio law, of his wife and children by track- proposed to offer but the PUCO going through the statutory no- staff, students and media Caller ID would display the particularly because the com- ing the phone number displayed vetoed - because it traps an in- tice," Bortz said. said the university's top number of the phone from which pany did not provide any evi- on a Caller ID device. coming number for the police, "I will be paying more money officials "have been very an incoming call was placed. The dence justifying such a change." He also said Caller ID would Spratley said. after Caller ID than before Caller careful to ensure that Ash- customer would have to pay a fee Spratley said his office is not defeat the purpose of having un- Hill said Spratley was distort- ID for exactly the same service, land receives proper value for the device that displays the opposed to Caller ID in itself, but listed numbers -- which is the ing Cincinnati Bell's position. and'that is a rate increase," Bortz on payment for goods and number. said Cincinnati Bell had not dis- case for about 25 percent, or "Caller ID is not intended to said. services..." In stories published Sun- day and Monday, The Plain Abortion rules changed Dealer alleged that Debate extended government-ordered audits of the university's federal Tennessee court discards two-day waiting period student loan program found in murder case problems with how the The Associated Press by Phil West school kept track of federal cused of killing a white The Associated Press The judge struck down a por- The state didn't try to defend money. URBANA, Ohio - A state policeman. Donald was not tion of the 1978 law that limited the residency requirement or the The newspaper said appeals court on Tuesday de- involved in the officer's abortions in the state to Tennes- requirement that parents be noti- Richard J. Ginty, an ac- layed the extradition of a man death. NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A judge see residents, calling that fied if a minor child wanted an countant with Frank Ser- who is sought by authorities Hays was being tried in Monday upheld key require- "clearly unconstitutional." abortion, but Gayden took up inger & Chaney Inc., noted in Alabama to stand trial in Alabama in 1986 when he col- ments of Tennessee's abortion And he called the two-day wait- parental notification anyway to in a 1989 audit that the uni- connection with a Ku Klux lapsed and a mistrial was de- law but threw out a 48-hour wait- ing period an "inflexible stan- require only one parent be told. versity was mixing federal Klan-related killing of a black clared. Since then, he has ing period for women seeking the dard." He said women seeking Bobbie Patray, a lobbyist for student assistance money teen-ager. claimed to be too ill to stand procedure. abortions should be given suffi- the Nashville chapter of the con- with other money. The 2nd Ohio District Court trial. He lived with a son in The ruling was a partial vic- cient time for reflection, in line servative Eagle Forum, said the The newspaper also re- of Appeals ruled that Bennie Ohio before entering an Ur- tory for the state and a partial with standards established by the decision was, overall, a "victory ported Sunday that univer- Jack Hays should stay in the bana nursing home. victory for the Planned Parent- American Medical Association for women and their health." sity officials may have Champaign County jail until Hays was arrested at the hood chapters that challenged and the American College of Ob- gained financially by ob- at least Nov. 18 and that pros- nursing home last month. the law as unconstitutional, say- stetricians and Gynecologists. James Bopp Jr., general coun- taining business deals with ecutors and defense attor- Hays' attorney, Richard Ker- ing it placed an undue burden on Neither side was certain sel for the National Right to Life the university for private neys should present further ger, says Hays has been hos- women. whether they would appeal. Committee in Washington, was ventures. arguments in the case. pitalized numerous times Circuit Judge Hamilton Gay- Gayden ordered several disappointed that the 48-hour Federal reporting re- Hays, 76, is charged as an since that arrest and that den upheld a requirement that changes in the law. waiting period was struck down. quirements for tax-exempt accomplice in the March 21, transporting him to Alabama women receive counseling on op- In the section governing "If you cant wait a couple of institutions also may have 1981, death of Michael Don- could kill him. tions to abortion and be given in- whether abortions can be done in days on such an important de- been violated at the church- ald, 19, who was abducted, Kerger appealed a ruling formation on the benefits and clinics or hospitals, the judge cision, it just encourages abor- affiliated school, The Plain beaten, stabbed and hanged. last week by Champaign risks of the procedure. changed the date recognized as tions where a woman as well as a Dealer said. Authorities allege that County Common Pleas Judge He also upheld requiring par- the end of the first trimester child will be a victim," Bopp said. Ashland spokesman Hays incited Klansmen to re- Roger Wilson that there was ental notification before minors from three months to 18 weeks Steve Hannan, contacted taliate against a black person no medical reason why Hays have abortions, and a require- after a woman's last menstrual Elena Love, executive director Sunday at home, said he in response to a mistrial in should not be sent to Ala- ment that abortions done after period. Gayden said he took the of Planned Parenthood of Nash- couldn't comment on the the trial of a black man ac- bama. the first trimester be performed step to accommodate varying ville Inc., said the ruling should newspaper's report. in hospitals, not clinics. opinions from physicians. be a comfort to doctors. STUDENT I.D. Marriage Price $3.00 after 6 pm We Touch Lives Continued from page three. Starts Showing * Solid commitment to tact Scripture* and November 6 Lam said the group will also tity struggle imposed by society There are two levels of dating rStudent^ evangelical theology discuss the stress added to inter- and its so-called "right" way to * Competent achoUrahip in general. Lam said. The first s and academic racial relationships by the iden- marry. step includes the excitement and preparation attraction states, while the sec- Youth * Dynamic apirit of ond is an advanced step involving fellowahip and marriage and children. community * Exciting integration By the time the second step is Airfares ' of faith, learning and life decided in a relationship, there is Innovative programs including... Veteran's Day need for talk and exploration, * Extension campuaea in which is the purpose of the Ra- London Cleveland, Detroit and cially Mixed committee, Lam The Food Operations Central Paris SMS* Columbua said. 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Mean- ter what Gretzky says. by Ben Walker "I don't think I'm going to be for the California Angels because I knew it couldn't last forever. while, the Shaq Attack on ice CENTER: I can't decide be- AP baseball writer drafted but if there's a team that of elbow trouble, and has three What am I talking about, do might draft me, it would be the years and $11.25 million left on you say? It's the domination of would scare the life out of me. tween Patrick Ewing and John Marlins because they seem to his contract. the airwaves that hockey Seven feet of hulking de- Paxson. On one hand, Swing's size, strength and scoring abil- NEW YORK - Tim Wallach. have the money," Wallach said shares with football. It starts fenseman - probably 7'2" on skates - and 295 pounds? You ity on the court would parlay Carl ton Fisk and Bryan Harvey Monday. "But I don't really have around the first week of were among those left off protec- Harvey, 29, went 13 for 16 in hockey season, and ends when would need a chisel to scrape into lots of red lights tanning a preference where I go. I'd save chances last season. He was ted lists Monday as major league rather stay in Montreal because basketball begins. the poor sucker off the boards the backs of goalies' necks. Oh teams decided which players to 0-4 with a 2.83 ERA. Now that the NBA season has that got hit by this guy. yeah, I forgot ~ no goalies. we have a chance to win. The guy Fisk, 45 next month, was in- expose during next week's ex- who is going to take my spot on started, hockey stories, scores WINGS: Magic Johnson and Then I guess it's Paxson... a jured at the start of last season. guy who can shoot a three in pansion draft. the protected list might be a guy and results are pushed to page Christian Laettner. Sure, Ma- Pittsburgh playoff star Bob He batted .229 with three homers II of the USA Today sports his sleep. But I'd hate to be the who might help us win next and 21 RBIs for the Chicago guy to clean up an icefull of Walk also will be available when year." section. Articles that were the Colorado Rockies and Florida White Sox, who have other cat- slated to feature Mario Le- hats everytime he scored three Besides those on the protected chers in their system. JeffMandel Marlins each pick 36 players in mieux and Eric Lindros now points. list, there are two kinds of Wallach, 35, slumped to .223 next Tuesday's draft. players who are not eligible for cover Michael Jordan and Sha- COACH: Undecided. Pat Major league teams were re- with nine homers and 59 RBIs for quille O'Neal. the draft - those with no big- Montreal last season. Riley's hair oil would bounce quired to submit a list by 2 p.m. league experience and fewer Thereby, in the spirit of the on the ice... but he dresses real EST Monday of the 15 players than three years of pro ball if Walk, 35, was 10-6 with a 3.20 NBA, and the NHL, I give to smooth. So does Chuck Daly, each wanted to protect. The they signed at age 19, or those ERA for the Pirates last season. you the first annual NBA but he coaches in New Jersey, complete lists, which were sent with no major-league experience He pitched a three-hitter in All-NHL team: basketball a••- and New Jersey hockey teams players on the rocks. to the Rockies and Marlins, the and fewer than four years of pro Game 5 of the playoffs, beating never hold onto their coaches commissioner's office and the ball if they signed at 18. Atlanta 7-1. GOAL: No one. In the spirit for long. Ask Tom McVie, John Major League Baseball Players' The draft will be conducted in of NBA scores of 120-118, the Cunniff, Jim Schoenfeld, Doug Association, were not to be made three rounds. Each team will be NBA All-NHL team has no goa- Carpenter or Billy McMillan. The Marlins and Rockies are lie. After all, basketball scores public and were cloaked in se- allowed to protect three more expected to focus on drafting Lenny Wilkins? Nope, are ludicrous. If scores were crecy. players after each round. younger prospects, rather than gic's retired. But considering hockey coaches aren't named Wallach, Fisk and Walk all Harvey is one of many high- big-name veterans. They also can meant to be that high, straight he's the NBA's all-time assist Lenny. Or Cotton, so forget agreed to waive the no-trade priced players, many of them sign free agents, although both away centerf ield would be 205 leader, imagine what records Fitzsimmons. feet, touchdowns would be 20 rights they earned as players coming off injuries, who will be clubs have indicated they will not he could break on the ice. points each, and... hockey who have spent 10 years in the unprotected. Harvey, who led the bid big bucks for Kirby Puckett, Wayne Gretzky's record 163 The only logical choice: Bill majors, including the last five American League in saves in Joe Carter, Doug Drabek and would obviously have no goal- assists and 215 points would be Fitch. He's the best choice with the same team. 1991, missed half of last season others. tenders. no match for Magic. As for under what The Hockey News Then again, my average golf Laettner, he's the spitting calls the Scotty Bowman school score is usually in the 125-150 image of Jason Priestley from of coaching, otherwise known range, but come to think of it, "Beverly Hills 90210." Priest- as the Mushroom Effect. Keep my bowling average is about ley's from Canada, plays your players in the dark, and Piniella faces challenge 75. hockey, and ... did I mention open the door just long enough DEFENSE: O'Neal and he's from Canada? to throw manure on them. Be- Charles Barkley. Teach these sides, it's my column, and I say guys to skate, and you've got Actually, if Bo Jackson so. of turning Seattle around the toughest defense in the played basketball, I'd have league. Barkley alone is good picked him. He looked so sna- JeffMandel is a sports writer for 250-300 penalty minutes zzy in that "Le Bo" jersey in for The News, and is only kid- dy Jim Cour He signed a three-year con- riners think they got that in Pin- per season ... then again, so his Nike commercial - no mat- ding. AP sports writer tract worth $2.5 million. In addi- iella. tion, the Mariners have the op- "I'm not too soft," Piniella said. tion of picking up Piniella's con- "I want the players to have fun SEATTLE - Lou Piniella with- tract for the 1996 season. but I want them to know the way stood the demands of working for Although the Mariners have to have fun is to give 100 percent New York Yankees owner had 15 losing seasons in their 16 on the field. If they do that, no- Bowe set for Holyfield George Steinbrenner and Cin- years in the American League, body will have problems with byEdSchuylerJr. cinnati Reds owner Marge things might be different now me." AP boxing writer win. Riddick Bowe wants to win, say, 'Cakewalk, man.'" Schott. under their new, Japanese-led Despite the Reds' numerous in- not just go the distance. It's a When the 30-year-old Holyfeld won the title on Oct. 25,1990 with Now he may be facing an even ownership group. juries, he managed that team to make-or-break fight for him." bigger challenge: trying to turn The Baseball Club completed 90 victories in 1992. Cincinnati LAS VEGAS (AP) - Riddick The betting line was pick 'em a one-punch, third-round knock- the Seattle Mariners into win- its purchase of the Mariners finished eight games behind At- Bowe is big, strong and unbeaten for the fight Saturday night at out of James "Buster" Douglas, the conqueror of Mike Tyson, the ners. from Jeff Smulyan on July 1 and lanta in the NL West and Piniella - just the kind of opponent Evan- the Thomas and Mack Center. "If I felt that I wasn't going to then watched the team stagger to left when he could not reach a der Holyfield wants. "When people say, 'You're story was Douglas' obvious lack of physical condition and appar- succeed, I wouldn't be here," the a 64-98 record, losing a club- deal with Schott. You could say Bowe is the kind Fighting a tough fight,' it feels ent lack of effort. 49-year-old Piniella said Monday record 14 consecutive games in Piniella knows the new Ma- of opponent the undefeated, un- good," Holyfield said.'Tm in a after becoming the 10th manager September. riners' ownership isn't going to disputed heavyweight champion plus situation. When my oppo- in the Mariners' checkered histo- "I was disappointed as can be, go overboard on its spending, but needs. nents don't get credibility, it ry- but I didn't feel responsible," has been told by Ellis and Wood- Holyfield has been criticized takes away from my work. You "We fully intend he'll win here Ellis said. ward that they want to field a for fighting two 40-year-old-plus bust your behind to become the as a manager," general manager The new ownership group was competitive team. He's looking opponents in George Foreman best-conditioned athlete. You Woody Woodward said. "He's a formed in Seattle when it was for instant results. and Larry Holmes and not being beat Larry Holmes and people South of the Border winner." feared that Smulyan might take able to knock them out. Detrac- "He doesn't really think about the team to St. Petersburg, Fla. "We expect a team that's going tors also jumped on the champion TacoBar $5.99 anything but winning," said John The Baseball Club signed AL to play .500 baseball or better after his narrow escape against Build your own Tacos & Nachos next season," Piniella said. Ellis, chief operating officer of batting champion Edgar Mar- Bert Cooper in which he was the Baseball Club of Seattle, tinez to a long-term contract. It's knocked down in the third round which owns the team. trying to do the same thing with The main problem facing the before getting up to stop the un- Mariners is rebuilding their One month after resigning as 22-year-old Ken Griffey Jr., one heralded challenger in the sev- Schott's manager in Cincinnati, of baseball's leading young pitching staff. The Mariners enth round. players. ranked next-to-last in the AL last "It's a little different mentally where he led the Reds to a World season with a 4.55 ERA. The Baseball Club was looking this time," Holyfield said Tues- Series title in 1990, Piniella took day before the final pre-fight Harshman Dining Complex over a team that had the worst for a fiery, aggressive, experi- "We have to get the pitching as news conference at The Mirage. Monday - Friday record in the American League enced manager to replace the good as we can possibly get it," "Here's a guy who gives me cre- 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. last season. fired Bill Plummer. The Ma- Piniella said. Cosh, Faculty/ Staff chargti A dibility. Quantum 90/96* accounts occ«pttd The 25-year-old Bowe has a 31-0 record, with 27 knockouts. "It's a better match than Larry BOWLING GREEN OPERA American Red Cross Holmes or George Foreman. I didn't get any credit for beating THEATER PRESENTS them. They didn't really fight to WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART'S HOWARD'S club H THE MARRIAGE OF 210 N. Main 352-9951 FIGARO Wednesday November 11th - HOMC AID Original Music Festival 7 Bands • Starting at 8 p.m. • $3°° admission * All proceeds go lo the Link to benefit the homeless Donation or clothing & non-perishable food items will be accepted sponsored by WBGU 88.1 FM PRICES FOR STAY—NOT PER NIGHT! Fall 1993 Listings Are Available. 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TOIL FREE INFORMATION S RESERVATIONS SPONSORED BY THE Quantum 90 card accepted all day tor off-campus students. _ JUUUUUUUIJUIJL J 1800-321 5911 COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS page eight The BG News Wednesday, November 11, 1992 Alabama has 'toughest' schedule by Paul Newberry in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's AP sports writer window. Then it's the (South- defeated Louisiana State 31-11 eastern Conference) champion- Day. for its 19th win in a row and ship game. And if we make it that Alabama hasn't won a national moved up to No. 2 when former TUSCALOOSA, Ala - No. 2 far, we'll probably play Miami in title since 1979 the last of five No. 1 Washington was upset by Alabama has a chance to silence the Sugar Bowl." championships won by the late Arizona all its critics. Those people who Lassie has a point. Bear Bryant. In Tuscaloosa, "I would hope they are think- say the Crimson Tide has bene- Alabama will be on the road teams are still held to that stan- ing about it," Stallings said. fited from an easy schedule. Saturday against No. 16 Missis- dard. "What's wrong with thinking Those people who say that Ala- sippi State (7-2), which is still in "Alabama people expect Ala- about it? We talk all the time bama is only half a team: all de- contention for the SEC Western bama to end up on top every about dreaming and dreaming fense, no of fense. Division title. Auburn, the oppo- year," said quarterback Jay Bar- big and having aspirations. Now, "We probably have the nent Nov. 26, is only 5-3-1 but is ker. "As long as we're winning, all of a sudden, you want me to toughest road to the national the Tide's biggest rival. that talk will always be there." tell them not *o?" championship," Derrick Lassie, If Alabama wins the West, the Coach Gene Stallings is trying Alabama was in a similar posi- Alabama's leading runner, said championship game opponent on to stress the old one-game-at- tion three years ago: undefeated Monday. Dec. 5 probably will be No. 11 time philosophy, but he knows and ranked No. 2 heading into the "Mississippi State, they're a Florida (6-2), the defending SEC his players have gotten in posi- season finale against Auburn. great team. Next comes Auburn. champion. And top-ranked Miami tion to begin seriously thinking The Tide lost that game 30-20 and That's Auburn, so you can just (8-0) appears to have the inside about No. 1. fell to eventual national cham- throw the records out the track to meet the SEC champion Last Saturday, the Tide pion Miami in the Sugar Bowl. Pay back is harsh for Falcons by Ed Shearer AP sports writer Monday night by one yard, 304-303. The 49ers didn't need much yardage to turn the game into a rout and virtually kill any hopes of a second straight playoff year for the The BC Ncwt/Llndi l-cnc ATLANTA - The San Francisco 49ers took it personally. They Falcons. wanted to make Atlanta pay for last year, and they did. San Francisco's longest scoring drive covered 57 yards. Four oth- Senior Bob Boyle rights for possession In one of the Falcons IS "We took what they did to heart last season, with their illegal plays, ers covered less than 30 yards following Atlanta turnovers. The final wins this season. The nationally seventh-ranked soccer team that 'Hail Mary' pass to beat us in that one game, and all their taunt- touchdown came on a 48-yard punt return by Merton Hanks with ended its season with a 15-1-1 record and a spot in the NCAA ing," guard Guy Mclntyre said. "Then they brought that trophy to our 10:57 to play. Soccer Tournament against St. Louis. It is the first time since place this season." "We made it occupational suicide," GlanviUe said. "You cannot 1972 and 1973 that a BG team has seen post-season play with the Taking advantage of six turnovers, the 49ers routed the Falcons for play a good football team and turn the ball over. Credit them because NCAA. The Billikens enter the match with a 17-3-1 record. the second time in three weeks Monday night, 41-3. It came on the they were able to convert the turnovers. heels of a 56-17 victory Oct. 18 in San Francisco, where coach Jerry "Overall, we thought we'd play a whole lot better," GlanviUe said. GlanviUe had a trophy on the sidelines proclaiming the Falcons the "We can't afford to lose anymore. Neither loss was worth swallow- 1991 NFL California champions. ing." 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Come and help those in need One bedroom and efficiency apartments. gas/Please call Mandi at 354-3125" 808 Sharp Laptop, a backlil screen, 3 3 Dos Meeting- 9 pm. 11/11/92, Rm 1011 BA RLB. Call Mecca Management al 353-5800 Male or lemale. $350. Call 354 2704 Next Week- Movie and snacks Someone loves you very much!? Mature female roommate. Living facilities provided See You Tonight11' DG DG DG DG DG DG $165/mo. plusuM Own room II interested, send resume to: ASSAULT DETERRENT Take Care ol Yourself! Learn ways lo lower Call 352-2197. Jelly stone Camp Resort your fat intake and blood cholesterol level loo! 3392S. R.82 Defend yourself against attack i Do you or someone you know need an apart- You're invited to a Iree cholesterol education ASSAULT DETERRENT will render your at- ment lor Spring Semester? Rent $150/monfh, Mantua. OH 44255 class Learn how to read food labels and more. Musthave roommate for Spring semester. tacker helpless upon contact. SERVICES OFFERED own bedroom, close to campus, quiet living. Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 6 p m in the Student Very close to campus Iree cable Call Steph 352-7281 Health Center. Call 372-8302 for more info. Please call ASAP. 353 8709 ALASKA SUMMER JOBS For more mlo Call Bill 3534803 Student! needed1 Earn $600. Pregnant' We can help. THE BLOOOMOBILE IS COMING! per week in canneries or FOCUS MEMBERS THE 8LOOOMOBILE IS COMING! Free pregnancy lests a supportive services. Need one lemale subleaser tor Spring semes- $4000* par month on fishing boats Bauer Hockey Skales only used once Size 8 D, November General Meeting NOV. 16-20 AT THE NORTHEAST COM- ter. Close lo campus. $i30 0Gvmo. Call Jen $50. Black Leather jacket. Size 40,1 year old. Call 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center Wednesday, Nov . 11 al 11 30 a m. No experience necessary i MONS mfer at 353-5826 Gel a head start on summer i $100 Call Nick after 6. 353-0318 or leave Want 10 lose weight the new and lun way? in Moseley Rm. 305 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For program call massage. It's easy. 100% natural Thursday. Nov. 12 al 3:45 p.m. MAKE A PRIORITY APPOINTMENT Need subleasers from Jan. to May Large 2 (208) 545-4155 EXI.ASS44 CHEAPI FBI/U.S. SEIZED Call 655-3862 after 4 p m in Moseley Rm. 407 BY CALLING 352-4575. bdrm. apt Nice area $400, heat included. For Hope lo see you there! more mlo. call 352-0950. 89 MERCEDES $200 86 VW $50 Need subleaser (or own bedroom in two bed- American Dream Kosmellcs. Inc. 87 MERCEDES $100 room, spacious apartment. Furnished, availa- An Ohio based nationwide cosmetics com- 65 MUSTANG $65 ble now. Call 353-3950 after 6 p.m pany is expanding In all areas. Aloe based Choose Irom thousands starling $25. Need to rent/sublease an apartment Jan-May skin cars and glamour products. Sales FREE lnlormalon-24 Hour Hotline (or me and my dog. It should be near campus counselors A directors needed No Inven- 801 -379-2929. Copyright • OH 17KJC and dean If yours is cheap or reasonable call tory lo slock. 1-800-USA-8759, 8-5, M-F. QO- GO-GCH Eileen755-8380 belore 5:00 pm or Large dorm refridgerator. $60. Free weights 756-1799after5 00pm It blows everything else BE ON T.V. Many needed for commercials. and bench. $40. Both in excellent condition NEEDED ONE MALE OR FEMALE SUB- Now hiring ail ages. For casting mlo call (615) Call 354 8272 779-7111 E»t T-883 LEASER FOR SPRING *93 CLOSE TO CAM- Practically new Air Brush Kit a Compressor. PUS OWN BEDROOM CHEAPI CALL out of the water. Do miscellaneous tasks. Must be able lo work Also have Draft Table lor sale. 352-9242 2nd semester also. Call 3530325. Pricesneg Call3546854(eve.) Non-smoking lemale subleaser needed lor Earn $t .000 per week at home stuffing enve- Spring. Fum. apt. across horn campus. Call lopes' For Information, please send long self Round trip airline ticket. Toledo to Newark, Amy at 352-8385 addressed stamped envelope lo CJ Enter- New Jersey Nov 21 to 28 $190 or best ofler prisos. Box 67068C. Cuyahoga Falls. OH Call 352-9156 Nonsmoking female subleaser to share apt. lor 44222 Spring "93. $150 per mo. ♦ share of utilities. SoloFlexw/LegEx. Call 363 4619 EARN $1,500 WEEKLY mailing our circu- Dorm size fridge, lars!. Begin NOW!... FREE packel! SEYS, Make an offer. 3530206 Dept. 235, Box 4000, Cordova, TN 38018-4000. EARN $500 or more weekly stuffing envelopes al home. FOR RENT Send long SASE to: Country Living Shoppers Dept. U1. P.O. Box 1770 2 bdrm. sm. hall needed to Denham Spnngs. LA 70727-1779 sublease immediately. Evelyn, 353-31 S3. • Abortion through 2 bedroom furnished apt. 17 weeks Toledo available now or next semester. 352-2663. • Morning after Medical 1 treatment Services, Inc. Help12 subleasers needed lo rent for Spnng 93 semester. 1 bedroom, lurnished. 1 block Irom PROUD TO Reproductive Health Care campus. Desperate! 353-7803. for Women Listings Available now. Carty Rentals BE PRO-CHOICE Abortion to 17 Weeks 353Q325 '93-94 school year 16 N. Huron Need subleasers in Dec. j^JAW "ISW^ 2 b/b- Free heat. A/C. HBO Toledo. Oh. 43604 24 HR. PHONE SERVICE Call 353-1507. Phone (419) 255-7769 or Free Pregnancy Tests 1-800-589 6005 Starting 1/8 - sublease until May. Close to Special Student Rates campus. $335 • utility. 2 bedroom. 352-2979 VI ilh the nov. IBM* 386SLC processor, your existing PS/2 hardware and software. So in standalone or connected environ- All Services Strictly Confidential Sublease 1 bedroom apt available in Decem- (he new PS/2* 56 and 57 SI.C are really ber. Furnished, A/C. cheap utilities. Call 111.i k i r i •_• waves. They're faster than any ments, about the only thing that changes is Wednesday 5164 Monroe St., 352-1900 or Gary Thompson al 354-3996 386 SX computer you can buy—up to how much faster you can get things done. Toledo, Ohio Subleaser needed - Spring semester. Studio 88% faster, to be precise? They're even The new Personal System/2* Models Pool 1-800-367-2036 apartment, close to campus. $175.00 plus uoli- faster than most 386 DX systems. 56 and 57 with 386SLC processor. So 885-5700 nes. Call 353-0271. Both models are completely upgrad- fast, you could say that other computer Tournament able, to help protect your investment. companies have missed the boat. CINEMARK THEATRES The) re also completely compatible with Stop in today for details. (10:00p.m.) V^P SamB's is different CINEMA m & '|1234N. MllnSI. 3544558 Kenny Reeves because in this resolutely laid-back All Shows $3.00 Introducing SLC in the new after 6 p.m. with PS/2 Models 56 and 57. setting, it consistently serves the Student ID QlWifA best food between Perrysburg Monday thru Friday: shows Great educational prices. start at approximately 4 p.m. New 386SLC processorwith 8K Saturday & Sunday: Full Schedule internal cache. 4 or 6MB memory, 80 or 160MB hard ^P and Columbus ■ and at 4MA Pi«M ■ NSTL IM conducted «g*r>t. th* PS/2 Mod* 57 SX withoul IBM 3MSLC procMtor • IBM. PM. fVsonel SyMmtf and OS/2 are ttgi*ie ■