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Opinion • U.S. needs more activist athletes
State • Labor experts disagree on length, end of strike Clinton uncovers 1997 budget
Sports • Baseball team headed for Florida Page 5
Wednesday, March 20,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 104
The News' Low voter turnout may be 3 r i e f s result of winter weather NHL Scores Job Boyle Superintendant Bill Hall said "We can go on the ballot In Au- Edmonton 4 The BC News the failure of the levy will create gust or November. Under the col- problems with the collective lective bargaining argreement, N.Y. Rangers 1 Poor weather may have made bargaining agreement the dis- we have to go on the ballot one for poor turnout In the primary trict has with its teachers. more time," Hall said. Florida 5 elections in Wood County. "We won't be able to grant pay The campus vote would not 2 Bowling Green City School increases and we will have to as- have made any difference. Hall Ottawa District's emergency 4.S mill sess where we are for the bud- said, due to the nature of the levy was resoundingly turned get," Hall said. voters. Detroit 6 down by city and campus voters "If you look at campus votes. Toronto 5 Tuesday, as slightly over 60 per- Hall said the district will put It's never been large. 1992 and cent decided to deny the school the Issue on the ballot again in 1988 were the only "large turn- money to grant raises for the 1996, but It will be up to the outs," Hall said. "Voter turnout Philadelphia 4 next year. school board to decide when. was very low all over." N.Y. Islanders 1 Anaheim 2 Wood County vote results Washington 1 NBA Scores New Jersey 82 represent state numbers Vancouver 77 Joe Boyle defeating Pat Buchanan's 20 per- - the best we've had in many The BC News cent in the Republican primary. years." Orlando 113 Mike Marsh, Wood County Re- Jim Carter and Tim Brown will Detroit Wood County served as a publican Party Chairman, said be bearing the G.O.P. banner in 91 microcosm of Ohio's Republican Dole leads a "top-notch" group of November against Democrats voters Tuesday In Bob Dole's Republican candidates in Ohio. Kathleen Steingraber and Alvin Charlotte 102 best showing of the primary "I think we've got a great Perkins, who both ran unop- Hldtkl K.b.y««U/Tke BG New. Indiana 94 season. group of candidates," Marsh posed. Rob Rlnto, a senior education major, votes for the primary elec- Dole brought in 66 percent of said. "Our county commissioner tion at Anderson Arena Tuesday afternoon. the vote in Wood County, soundly candidates are really impressive See PRIMARY, page three. Golden State 105 Houston 102
Chicago 89 Jerome Library goes on-line to save money Sacramento 67 Jiy Young re getting," Dobb said "We're One of the services is Lexis ing for all faculty," Moore said mean a lot of changes in every li- The BC News trying to offer some new ser- Nexis. Dobb said the service She said if faculty want brary, but not the end of them. Cleveland 81 vices." provides a lot of research op- research Items In a timely fash- "It's nice to have the paper. In Faced with tight budgets, the Dobb said the library will be tions. ion, they should learn how to use fact, a lot of people will look at Dallas 72 University library is looking for trying several services that offer "We're going to get this service the new service. Moore said that the screen and still want to print ways to place the library in Journal articles on-line. Instead and then faculty will be able to not learning the service is an op- it out, but the truth Is that these everyone's office and room. of purchasing the entire booklet, order articles that they need," tion, though publishers are putting this stuff Twelve students Linda Dobb, Jerome Library the University would be charged Dobb said. "We haven't made it "They have that preogative, out in electronic format," Dobb elected as USG at- dean, said the Increasing costs of by article. "We must cut jour- available to students yet." and in many ways that will be said 'You're going to find that printed material Is forcing the nals. I think it is terrible, and I Kelly Moore, Reference Ser- easier," Moore said. "They dont all libraries are all in this tran- large senators University to cancel journals and hate it, but we must do it," Dobb vices coordinator, said an oppor- have to learn a new system. They sition period, between print and Twelve students were other materials. tunity for faculty to learn about don't have to load special soft- electronic. Certain things will voted Into office as Under- said. "In order to make up for 'The price of Journals is going some of the journals that we will Lexis Nexis will occur after ware on their mahcine, but they probably always be print, and graduate Student Govern- might have to wait two weeks to ment at-large senators. up astronomically, so we are not be getting here, we're going spring break. certain things are moving very, Those students Include: J. working with departments to re- to try and use some article deliv- "During National Library get a journal article." very fast into the electronic for- Rob Reitruszka, Pamela duce the number of journals we'- ery options;" Week we'll be doing open train- Dobb said technology will mat." Buxton, Brian Anderson, Jason Skidmore, Kerry Au- llzia, Marce Wahba, John Wallace, John Krishner, Jeff Carney, Chad Judge gives go-ahead to rape evidence DeVeaux, Timothy Gacioch and Matthew Hoostal. Eric B. Pearson, 43, is accused in Bowling Green will also be than the testimony of a victim to 16 years as a prosecutor, and Joe Boyle establish the identity of the at- unique to police officers with The BC News of one count of rape and one admlssable because the victim Special Olympics count of abduction in a series of could identify Pearson. tacker," Williamson wrote. even more experience," recruiting vol- A Wood County Common Pleas 1993 attacks in Bowling Green. In the decision, Williamson Wood County Prosecuting At- Mayberry said. Pearson is charged with the Court Judge has ruled that evi- Judge Gale Williamson ruled said If Pearson's identity could torney Alan Mayberry said he unteers the April 2, 1994 and July 14, be not be established by victim 1- plans to call some of the prior Aug. 27, 1993 rape of a 24-year- Wood County Special dence from three separate at- old University student in Bowl- tacks can be used against an Ar- 1993 rapes committed In Tiffin dentiflcation, DNA evidence victims to establish the "rather Olympics is currently re- ing Green, as well as the abduc- cruiting volunteers for lington, Ohio man accused of a will be admlssable In court since would be satisfactory. unique" manner in which Pear- coaching and assistant posi- rape and an abduction in Bowling Pearson could be identified by 'It would appear to the Court son committed his crimes. tion of a woman near the comer "His method is unique to me in of Manville Avenue. tions for spring sports. Green In 1993. DNA A Sept. 23, 1993 abduction that DNA evidence may be better Nearly ISO youth and adult athletes will partici- pate in different sports. For more Information on Special Olympics volunteer Dole claims Ohio, opportunities, contact Rose Clements, Wood Lane Vol- unteer Coordinator, at 352-5115. GOP nomination Compiled from stuff and wire reports. John King and Wisconsin. As a result, he The Associated Press gained more tlian 200 delegates and crossed the 996 mark needed Sen. Bob Dole clinched the Re- to mathematically clinch the Quote of publican presidential nomination GOP nomination, according to Tuesday with a Midwest primary The Associated Press count. the day sweep that set the stage for a The Kansas senator refused to generational battle In November declare victory in the nomination "Certain things will pitting the World War II hero chase, eager to maintain meaning probably always be against the Baby Boom Demo- for next week's California pri- print, and certain cratic incumbent. mary. Still, he knew the prize things are moving "The fall campaign Is under that eluded him in two prior very, very fast into way," Dole said triumphantly. "It White House bids was his. the electronic is 230 days to defeating Bill Clin- "The first time I came up format." ton." Even so, key Republicans empty. The last time I came up -Linda Dobb, libraryary I worried that Ross Perot was pre- short," Dole told AP. "This time dean speaking about paring to enter the presidential I'm coming up full." the new library M«tt KryferTTfct AiMcUled Pre u fray. Perot's maneuvering came just lechnoogy Don Hardy, left, and Ralph Drafall stop to talk after voting In the Illinois Primary for Grafton Dole defeated persistent rival as a new national poll showed Township at the American Legion building In Huntley, III. Pat Buchanan by lopsided mar- Dole moving to within eight 1 gins In Ohio, Michigan, Illinois points of Clinton- I Colored Ink "* Opinion page two Wednesday, March 20,19% BGSU goes East U.S. needs more activist athletes I used to collect baseball cards. Last week, however, an inci- of the community" because he I used to have the roster of every dent Involving an athlete made keeps his life private (and bor- to replace South professional sports team memor- one fascinating personality shine ing), but if he chased egg- ized. I used to plunk myself down through the gloom of cookie- wielding ruffians down in his car, In front of the life-sucker to cutter jocks. Mahmoud Abdul- he'd be demonized like Albert With Olscamp Hall open for just over a year now, ex- watch anything that fell under Pierce Rauf, leading scorer for the Den- Belle. Likewise, we saw a di- tensive renovations taking place in Eppler Center, the umbrella of "pro sports." ver Nuggets (Nuggets?), was sheartening reaction to Rauf's and Kreischer's interior getting a facelift, much excite- That all ended a few years ago suspended by the NBA for refus- stand. Instead of receiving sup- ment abounds over building new structures and updat- when I developed a brain and re- form of popular mass entertain- ing to stand during the playing of port for his courage and convic- ing the ones which have been around for a while. alized I found a lot of things ment. What differentiates it from the national anthem. Rauf, a de- tion, he was cascaded with It was recently announced that South Hall will be de- about American sports repre- more passive forms Is its ties to vout Muslim, stated that such a "boo's" upon his return. Fans and hensible. I still do, though I'm not the community. The players on display of nationalism violated owners prefer the "dumb jock" molished, and a brand spankin' new building to house the averse to ardent Tribe-worship. the field represent the place his religion. Therfore, he stood stereotype to an intellegent man. American Culture Studies Department and the English But how can I respect the where you live, and of course, up (or rather, sat down) for his One of my favorites since th< Department. The building will be located to the west of planet's most phallocentric en- where you live is the BEST, so beliefs and set off a storm of con- Chris Jackson days, Rauf la i the library and directly south of Anderson Arena, and tertainment Industry, where you want them to win. Over tune, troversy surrounding sports and throwback to "activist" athlete will be named East Hall. male athletes are deified and no fans develop affinities for those freedom of religion. of the past who were punlshe< Originally, renovations of South Hall had been dis- realistic attempts are made at players, becoming familiar with A "compromise" was later for following their consclenci cussed, but it was discovered that demolishing and re- developing women's leagues? not only their sporty moves but reached where Rauf would stand Muhammad All lost his title be building would be less expensive. South Hall will remain Last year, convicted rapist Mike also their personalities. and pray during the anthem, but cause of his refusal to fight i standing for anywhere from three to five years, and will Tyson made a comeback which The problem with this is that, would letting one player stay In Vietnam. ("No VietCong eve house other departments while their respective build- coincided with that of Monica these days, most athletes have no the locker room during the called me nigger.") John Carlo ings are being refurbished. Seles, who had recovered from personality. Listen to any post- Star-Spangled Formality be such and Tommle Smith lost their me an attack by a crazed male fan. game Interview and you'll hear a black eye to the NBA and dais for their poetic Black Power Bob Waddle, Capital Planning director, said, "Essen- Guess who got all the press? the tired cliches roll out quicker America? What a silly tradition stand at the 1968 Olympics. tially it is going to allow us to consolidate the English How can I respect an industry than a Dan Wilson passed ball. in the first place - any time we Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf lost only a Department, which is something we have wanted to do that refuses to change ridiculous- Even the superstars of the get a large number of people as- couple games and the adulation I for a really long time." ly racist nicknames In the name games, the hyper-bland Michael sembled, we MUST remind them of some mindless spectators, but The News believes that this new building is a much- of 'tradition?" How can I respect Jordans and Dan Marines, can of nationalism. (Yes, I was that he proved himself a noble man by needed change. Anyone who has been in South Hall the widespread corruption and elicit little excitement when out kid in elementary school who following his principles, and may knows that kind of shape it's in: the fold-up desks in the greed that lead to astronomical of their uniforms. Few pro ath- wouldn't say the pledge) help reaffirm my faith in the dis- large lecture rooms don't stay in their "upright and salaries for a single player and letes dare to "rock the boat" and Apparently, our athletes are turbing, perplexing world of locked" position, and they're made to seat individuals owners who uproot their fran- sadly, few have aspirations to be supposed to be replaceable sports. standing somewhere under 4'10". chises out of town at their sli- a sport's equivalent to a "rock point-scoring machines and not Matt Pierce is a Wednesday BG ghtest whim? star." (Hooray for Dennis Rod- human beings with real emotions News columnist. He can be con- Also, much of the English Department's current office man!) and thoughts. Jordan is a "pillar placement leaves much to be desired, and they have Sports, for me, is just another tacted at [email protected]. been spread out into different buildings. Bringing them together will lead to better efficiency and more unity within the department. W^
In addition to faculty and staff offices, it will also con- tain much-needed computer labs, allowing for more on campus access, and additional classroom space, hopeful- ly with better facilities than what South Hall currently can offer. If we're supposed to be so technologically advanced, it seems as though our campus structures need to catch up. The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
Dawn Keller Jay Young Managing editor News editor i Jim Barker Amy Johnson Associate editor City editor Joe Peiffer Scon Brown Opinion editor Sports editor Joe Boyle Stephani Miskawi Weekend Reality editor Photo editor Roc he lie Slosser Tiffany Wendeln amends the law. The introduction Graphics editor Copy chief Students shouldn't of Rep. Frank's legislation pro- vides Congress with that oppor- Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman vote BG schools tunity. Copy chief Copy editor A* a student of the University, Rep. Frank's bill deserves the Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin I am concerned with the March support of all members of Con- Copy editor Copy editor 19th election, mainly because of gress, Including Representative the advertisemts in the Bowling while Intoxicated. Marcl Kaptur and Paul Gilmore Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott Muscle man no and Senators John Glenn and Copy editor Copy editor Green Sentinel of the BG in Sup- port of Our Schools. Mac Art her R. Plumart Mike Dewine. Congress must no Tania Runyan I believe as a student I have the Dan Gaffney fan longer deny an effective med- Amy Black Sophomore icine to people who are suffering Copy editor Copy editor right to vote, but when my vote Accounting Major has a permanent financial in- This letter Is in response to the from deadly and painful illnes- Darren Liderbach Penny Brown fluence on the citizens, I believe I article which appeared in Mon- ses. Copy editor Editorial writer should not be making a decision day's (March 18th) paper, "Get that will remain an obligation and Fit for Sex and Speeding." I don't Marijuana good Please contact you member of responsibility for others. Even- know who you think you are, but Congress and urge him/her to tually, I will leave the University, to label all bodybuilders as peo- medicine for ill co-sponsor the Frank medical but the long-term effects will ple who Ingest large amounts of marijuana bill. To find out the Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken stay with those even on Social hazardous chemicals in order to U.S. Representative Barney addresses of your congressman call the Congressional switch- Colleen Casey Security. get sex or to scare people really, Frank (D-MA) introduced a fed- Alianna Dias really upsets me. eral medical marijuana bill In board operator ® (202) 224-3121. Ed Dow ling Brian Gallatin I am sure the decision would be I am a bodybuilder who trains Congress in November 10 (H.R. If your congressman would like Chad Gamby Matt Gannon easy for a student If the school naturally. The reason I choose to 2618) that would permit physi- additional information please Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl tax were to be an Increase In the build my body certainly Is not to cians to prescribe marijuana to contact the NORML office in Kevin Rathge Ed Reed income tax for schools that is scare people and, as you men- patients for a number of serious Washington, DC. Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec already being assessed rather tioned in your article, I got "laid" illnesses. than a real estate tax. It would way before I took up bodybuild- Although much more research certainly affect the Income one ing. All of the benefits of body- is needed, it is clear both limited MacArthur R. Plumart Copyright© 1996 by The BO News. Reprinting of building can not be listed in a Sophomore any material in this publication whitout the permission of makes In part-time jobs. scientific evidence and rapidly The BG News is strictly prohibited. single letter to the editor but accumulating anecdotal evidence Accounting Major The BG News is an independent student voice I do not own real estate, so It anyone who has ever done it that marijuana is a valuable aid founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic would be easy to vote to increase knows how good It feels to be in in reducing pain and suffering year and Wednesday's in the summer. the real estate tax for others to shape with muscles hard as gran- for patients with a number of se- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those pay. My conscience will not allow ite and posess trememdous rious ailments Including cancer, CORRECTION of the student body, faculty or University administration. me to do this to the citizens of strength and agility while train- spastic disorders, glaucoma, and Opinions expressed in columns,, cartoons and letters are not this town. I want to improve re- ing with a full range of motion. the appetite loss associated with necessarily those of The BG News. lations between the University I also think you are way out of the wasting syndrome of AIDS. Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 and the town, not be a part of di- line saying bodybuilders have Marijuana is less toxic and costly A report in Tuesday's News mis- words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone destroyed their bodies so they that the conventional medicines number and University affiliation, if any. The B(i News viding It quoted University Attorney reserves the right to edit any and all letters. can not sexually reproduce. Once for which it may be substituted. Nancy Footer. The quote should The BG News encourages its readers to notify the Let the citizen who Is most af- again the BG News prints un- Results from a recent poll con- read: 'It's very Important to keep paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. fected financially make the founded, self-opinionated, Incor- ducted by the American Civil in mind that even though we choice. I can exercise my choice rect information. Liberties Union demonstrate that might not have the reports In through the vote on other issues. 85 percent of the voting public question, the Information of that 210 West Hall report Is In Marshall Rose's Bowling Green State University This is showing responsibility. One last thing, sex is an even favor the medical use of mari- more mutually gratifying expe- juana. Thirty-six states have a- notes." In addition, the Bernade- Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 rience if two lovers can truly ap- dopted legislation facilitating the tte Noe lawsuit names University bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu Steve Baughman preciate each others bodies for medical use of marijuana, but President Sidney Ribeau in care Freshman their aesthetic beauty rather none of these state measures can of the University. The News re- Computer Science than Just getting your "rocks off" be Implemented until Congress grets that error. i i wmmm 1 State Wednesday, March 20,1996 page three Publishers file suit after reporter access refused
The Associated Press The suit also says the commii- tiansen. tee refused to admit Andrew The lawsuit seeks an order TOLEDO - The publishers of Curllss, projects editor of The directing that all search commit- The Blade have sued the Univer- Collegian, UTs student news- tee records be made available, sity of Toledo, claiming a search paper, to meetings on Feb. 2 and that the two committee meetings committee charged with finding March 12. Curliss is also a plain- be ruled In violation of the open- a new athletic director refused to tiff In the suit. meetings law and that actions admit a Blade reporter to a Martin Robblns, vice president taken at those meetings be de- March 12 committee meeting. for university relations and clared Invalid. The suit, filed Monday in Lucas chairman of the search commit- The suit also seeks $500 in County Common Pleas Court by tee, is also listed as a defendant damages for each alleged viola- the Toledo Blade Co., also alleges The Blade's filing seeks a tem- tion of the law, phis costs and at- that university officials refused porary restraining order and a torney fees. to make public some of the com- preliminary injunction ordering A hearing on the request for mittee's records. the university to comply with the the temporary restraining order It alleges that school officials state's Public Records Act and was set for 3 p.m. Wednesday. had committee members, who open-meetings law in the selec- Barbara Machin, the universi- are not public officials, maintain tion process. The lawsuit was as- ty's general counsel, could not rome of the committee's records. signed to Judge Robert Chris- comment.
Mckattl HtburTaw AataciaCcd Prau Unlled Auto Workers Local 696 President, Joe Hasenjager, takes a break from toe marathon bar- gaining session with General Motors officials at the Delphi Chassis System plant in Dayton, Ohio. Talks continued Into the second day to try to end the walk out that has idled more than 125,000 GM. Union says defense using workers nationwide. Labor experts disagree private companies illegally The Associated Press Last year, the department a- ark base in Heath, about 30 miles warded $283 million in one-year east of Columbus. COLUMBUS - A public- contracts to Rockwell Interna- on length, end of strike employees union said the De- tional and Wyle Laboratories of "The Air Force does not com- fense Department is illegally Hampton Va, to repair and ser- ment on lawsuits," said Mike turning over operations at the vice guidance systems for air- Wilson, spokesman for the New- James Hannah day-long talks Saturday fol- UAW since 1970, when a Newark Air Force Base In cen- craft and missiles and to operate ark base. The Associated Press lowed by a 40-hour session that national walkout lasted 68 tral Ohio to private companies. a meteorology lab at Newark. ended early Tuesday is cause days, from Sept. 14 to Nov. 20. A lawsuit riled Monday by the The operations had been per- The plan Is expected to be DAYTON - Labor experts for "cautious optimism." Brickner said in many cases American Federation of formed by civilian employees of completed by Oct. 1. It is seen by differed Tuesday over whether •The fact that they are talk- the longer the strike, the more Government Employees in U.S. the Defense Department. The the military as a test case for Ke- the increasing length of bar- ing so long means they have difficult it is to settle because District Court In Columbus also private companies expect to re- lly Air Force Base In San An- gaining sessions between Gen- something to talk about," Shai- negotiators take strong posi- challenges similar plans for tain most of the 1,400 workers tonio, Texas, and McClellan Air eral Motors Corp. and a strik- ken said. "But the length of tions on the issues and then other bases in the country. currently employed at the New- Force Base in Sacramento, Calif. ing union may mean that a these sessions indicates there find it tough to back down. "Our union will not stand Idly settlement is near. are still a lot of differences be- The latest strike casualty by while critical defense Negotiators for GM and ing worked out." was the GM assembly plant in measures are ignored," said John CELEBRATION '96! United Auto Workers Local 696 However, Dale Brickner, as- Detroit, idling about 250 Srurdivant, union president. "De- resumed talks Tuesday to try sociate director of the Michi- workers. The plant produces fense workers know more than to end the 15-day-old strike gan State University School of the Chevrolet G/P Cutaway anyone else how to keep this na- An Ohio Rally that has crippled GM's North Labor and Industrial Relations, truck and the GMC G/P Cu- tion ready for any military American operations. said the sessions may be get- taway truck. emergency." The strike by 2,700 workers ting longer simply because the The latest layoffs also in- For Victory at two Dayton brake plants has situation has reached a crisis cluded 200 of the 890 workers forced the nation's top auto- stage, with more GM plants at GM's fender-replacement COUPON WITH SPECIAL GUEST — maker to shut down 26 of its 29 and workers idled each day. plant in West Mifflin, Pa Most MED. assembly plants and 17 parts "There's no reason for opti- of the fenders go to GM plants. Dozens of parts plants mism," Brickner said. "There's dealers as replacement parts 1 ITEM 75 were partially affected, includ- Just reason to believe they're and the rest for new cars. No President Bill Clinton PIZZA Umitl i ing at least 16 more added to going to argue the thing "We don't feel we should 4 the list Tuesday. through as far as they can. It have been impacted by that Add Breadsticks - S2 GOOOAIAU I i Coupon ParncioaimQ . Saturday, March 23 The walkout has idled about gets gloomier by the day." strike, but I guess the corpora- I E.p.'ei localrona | 166,550 of GM's 250,000 hourly The strike has focused pri- tion feels we should," said 13/31*6 , Doors Open At 5:30 p.m. Casual Attire workers in the United States, marily on outsourcing, the Jules Horvath, president of Ohio State Fairgrounds - Lausche Building Mexico and Canada. practice of buying parts from UAW Local 544. 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus outside manufacturers to re- Alfonzo Hall, plant manager, s. Neither GM spokesman Jim • Hot Dogs • Popcorn • Pretzels • Fun Hagedon nor union officials duce labor and production said the strike has prevented .ZCr Since 1964 would say whether there had costs. The union sees it as a the factory from shipping new- FREE DELIVERY | * 96** per person been any progress in recent job-killer, while GM says it car parts. Makes checks payable to: "ODP Federal Account, and mail to P.O. Box 707, talks. 352-5166 Bowling Green. Ohio 43402-0707 or call 352-5299 or 666-2252. needs that option to remain The Waukegan, III.-based Pam lor by Tha Wood County Oamooratc Parly. A B Baldwin. Chair. 336 S Warn SI. Bowang dean OH Harley Shaiken, labor competitive. Cherry Corp., which makes 43402-0707 Ptl 352-52990(668-2252 professor at the University of The strike, which began California at Berkeley, said March 5, is the longest by the See STRIKE, page four.
PRIMARY Continued from page one. Brown said the road to the election will be "more pleasant" now that he has a mandate of Re- publican voters behind him. "It's going to be pleasant with this margin of victory," Brown said. "A lot of people on the cam- paign trail are talking about our issues. It's resounding." Wood County Democrats gave Bill Clinton the seal of approval over Lyndon LaRouche, with Clinton eaking out 95 percent of the vote to LaRouche's five per- cent.
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The Associated Press Fighter Wing in Springfield, Guard Base, which is northeast Ohio, on the mission. The other three planes re- GRAYLING, Mich - An Ohio The fighter developed an en- turned to the base after the Air National Guard fighter plane gine problem over the Camp crash. crashed on Tuesday during a Grayling Military Reservation In training mission in Michigan. north-central lower Michigan, He said the National Guard had The pilot, Capt. Doug J. Cli- Major Jim Bollng said. Cligrow, no indication that Cligrow was In- grow, ejected safely and was 33, of London, Ohio, ejected and jured and that the hospital evalu- taken to a hospital to be evaluat- the plane crashed at about 10 ation was standard. ed, the National Guard said. The am. on the reservation. The planes were practicing for plane, an F-16 Fighting Falcon, The planes had taken off from an operational readiness In- was destroyed. Phelps Collins Air National spection and had just completed The single seat fighter was one of the reservation, along Lake practice bombing runs when the of four F-I63 from the 178th Huron. crash occurred, Bollng said. Students learn that truth
Kan WmWTto Awcklid Press begets rewards, disdain With Poncho, front, and Torchec pulling hard, Tlmmy Hitchcock, 7, trie* lo keep the pace ■ little flower by itaylag In the graii while roHerbladlng behind the dogi near hit home In Mlicoula, Moot. The Associated Press "It's a tribute to the boys and the things they could buy with Both dogs are la special harnesses used for polling the kids on rollerblades. their parents," Mike Hall, prin- $10,000 when they saw it in a CINCINNATI - Two high cipal at suburban Anderson High mall trash bin Friday afternoon. school freshmen who turned in School, said Monday. "It's just a Then they called police. $10,000 in lost cash received $500 wonderful lesson for everyone." Police said a Provident Bank rewards from a bank, but scom Matt Disher, 14, and Kris Mil- employee had left the money be- Sheriff stops searching from their peers. ler, IS, said they talked about all hind in a trash bin for newborn's remains Ohio forest officials plan to The Associated Press search Monday after three days The Sexton family was camped of digging failed to turn up a at the site when Eddie Lee Sexton AKRON - A sheriff in Florida body in the Little Manatee River and his wife were arrested on has stopped searching for re- meet goals this summer Recreation Area near Tampa, Jan. 14,1994, on federal fugitive mains of a newborn rumored to Fla., the Akron Beacon Journal warrants. have been killed in 1993. reported today. The Associated Press expanding the forest, harvest- ing more auctions of oil and Two members of Eddie Lee "We found nothing, so we have The story of the infant's death ing timber, handling oil and gas gas rights - have not been met, Sexton's family, a 9-month-old stopped looking," said Jack came from several of Sexton's MARIETTA, Ohio - Officials rights and manipulating habi- The Marietta Times reported boy and a son-in-law were killed Espinosa, spokesman for the children, who said that the father at the Wayne National Forest tats to foster the development Monday. in Florida, where Eddie Sexton sheriff. of 12 had smothered a newborn said they will spend this season of wildlife. had taken his family on the run The search began last month at granddaughter about a month be- catching up on the goals out- A ban on land purchases, a from child abuse charges in another site about 40 miles east fore another child, a 9-month-old lined in a 10-year operations But the goals - acquiring federal budget Impasse and Stark County, Ohio. in Pasco County, where the fami- boy, was killed by Sexton's plan filed in 1987. more than 100,000 acres, sell- budget cuts all contributed to The Hillsborough County Sher- ly lived for several months late in 26-year-old daughter, Estella The plan set priorities for ing timber rights and conduct- the failure, the newspaper said. iffs Department called off the 1993. Mae Good. STRIKE dent of automotive operations at Continued from page three. the company's automotive divi- falo, N.Y., furioughed about 240 sion. And Verity Corp., which employees at plants in Michigan, Ford Motor Co., said GM's fat in- WAL MART door-mounted controls for GM, supplies GM with brakes and Ohio and Kentucky. ventories of many of Its vehicles I ... laid off 200 of the 800 workers in other parts and is based in Buf- Edward Hagenlocker, presi- will buffer sales.
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I i. kx j„ h m Nation Wednesday, March 20,1996 page five Tape allows cops Clinton uncovers 1997 budget
AlMFrim to find carjacker The Asociated Press WASHINGTON - President John Cvrran machine and put it in her Clinton rolled out a $1.64 trillion The Associated Press pocket without the killer's election-year budget on Tuesday, knowledge so authorities promising it would Invigorate the TOMS RIVER, NJ. - Before would find it later, Carlucclo economy, erase federal deficits she was smothered by a said. and cut taxes. "Who's he kid- 17-year-old carjacker, Kath- "I have no doubt Kathleen leen Wein-stein used a min- ding?" was the blunt response of Weinstein spoke to us through House Speaker Newt Gingrich. iature cassette player to se- that tape," he said. cretly record herself pleading "As we pursue these priorities, Carlucclo said he would we will do so with a government for her life, authorities said seek to have the suspect tried Tuesday. mat is leaner but not meaner," as an adult so he could face the Clinton said In a swipe at compet- "Don't you understand what death penalty. kind of trouble you are going ing Republican proposals. But Weinstein, 45, of Tinton following his yearlong deadlock to get in? Don't you think Falls, disappeared Thursday they're going to find you?" with the GOP over balancing the after staying home from her budget, Clinton used the 2,196 Weinstein asked the boy who job as a special education abducted her from a shopping pages of his fiscal 1997 blueprint teacher to study for a gradu- to fuse timeworn Republican plaza last Thursday. ate school exam. She was en Although It didn't save themes with his own. route to take the test when she Clinton would balance the bud- Weinstein, the dramatic stopped to buy a sandwich. 24-minute recording helped get in seven years but carve shal- The killer went to the Toms lower slices out of Medicare, authorities identify a suspect. River shopping center be- Medlcaid and other benefits than A 17-year-old - identified by cause he was about to turn 17 the GOP wants. Taxes would be authorities as M.L. of Ber- and wanted a car, Carlucclo keley Township - was charged said. He even had a model in cut by $100 billion over seven Tuesday with murder and car- mind: a 1995 Toyota Camry years, mostly for families and jacking. like the one Weinstein drove. small business, only half as deep "On the tape, Mrs. Wein- The youth abducted Wein- as Republicans propose. stein valiantly and persisten- stein at gunpoint, and either As he has before, Clinton ad- tly used every skill and power drove or forced her to drive to dressed economic security wor- she had to convince her at- the secluded site where she ries that emerged during the tacker to simply take her car was killed, Carlucclo said. GOP presidential contest by pro- and not her life," Prosecutor At some point, Carlucclo posing more money for comput- Jt Marquttte/Tkc AuaclMrd Pre■■ Daniel Carlucclo said. said, Weinstein turned on the ers in classrooms, environmental President Clinton talks to Vice President Al Gore In the Old Executive Office Building in Washington "Her humanity and skills as voice-activated recorder and cleanup, research grants and where he unveiled his $1.64 trillion dollar fiscal 1997 federal budget. The President sent to Congress a special education teacher began taping her conversation other programs aimed at bracing the election-year budget which would provide modest tax relief to the middle class while reaffirming his commitment to balancing the budget "the right way." are apparent in the recording with her abductor. The pros- the economy. Also with a familiar ... She made every effort to ecutor read some of her com- Republican ring are his calls for befriend and understand more reductions in the federal people will be the real gainers" ments, but did not disclose any from lower interest rates and him." workforce, crackdowns against of the youth's taped com- other economic benefits if an Weinstein offered her at- ments. Illegal immigrants and extra law agreement can be reached. Dole tacker help and advice during During the conversation, enforcement funds. Weinstein asked the youth As his package was released, said. their conversation, and prom- But there were no real Indica- ised not to tell anyone if he about his background and why Clinton Invited congressional tions the two sides were any Just took her car and left her he wanted the car. leaders to the White House ATA alone. When he wouldn't say, Wednesday morning to seek an closer to solving disagreements over extracting savings from But in the end, the youth Weinstein said: "Why don't end to an interminable budget Congratulates you just tell me? Of course It's stalemate that has sparked two Medicare, Medlcaid and other suffocated Weinstein with her programs, plus cutting taxes. coat and other pieces of cloth Important, it's determining federal shutdowns since Novem- ber. Gingrich, R-Ga., more typified ing. officials said. Her body your whole life and the direc- the reaction by Republicans, who was found Sunday In a wooded tion you're t»Hng it's impor- "We should enact a balanced accused Clinton of unconvinc- Jim Weckesser area of Berkeley Township. tant. We're here for a purpose. budget, and we should do it now, ingly stealing their ideas and USG Vice President The cassette was in one of her That's what happens by the not after the November election, pockets. decisions and things that you not after the political season, not See BUDGET, page six. The tape stopped before the make." later, but now," he said. slaying. It was made while the At another point, Weinstein His likely November opponent, hand-held recorder was in a asked: "Donl you understand, Senate Majority Leader Bob viunpiMM bag. Weinstein managed to though, what kind of trouble Dole, R-Kan., seemed willing to remove the tape from the you are going to get in? try. "He'll gain politically. I'll gain politically, but the American
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Main (our only office) I 1 / Nation i ■■■■■ page six The BO News Wednesday, March 20,1996 Lawyer wishes to call Girl drugged, raped, Bill Clinton as witness kidnapped, missing KaryaHMt with the man and his 13-year-old "We all know this Is a drug- Chuck Bartals til June 17. went to Hale's Capital Man- The Associated Press nephew. related problem," Ralna's grand- The Associated Press In a separate case now being agement Services Inc. and was The other girl was found par- father Ed Nickerman told a town heard In federal court, Clinton used to gain about $1.5 million POTTER VALLEY, Calif. - tially clothed and In a drugged gathering Monday in the auditor- LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - The haa been subpoenaed to testify In matching federal money. Search teams made one last stupor, and authorities fear ium at Potter Valley Community lawyer for a man accused of on behalf of James and Susan Don Denton, a former loan effort today to find a missing Ralna was drugged, raped and High School using a bank's assets to reim- McDougal and la expected to officer who was given Immu- 14-year-old girl who allegedly kidnapped. The 13-year-old boy "If you get involved (with burse contributions to Presi- do sometime next month. Clin- nity from prosecution, testified was left standing neck deep In an was in custody and the older man drugs), you will tear the heart out dent Clinton's 1990 and 1992 ton wants to testify by video- Monday that he was skeptical icy river by a suspected drug was being sought. of your parents and tear the political campaigns said today tape but the defendants prefer of the loan because the value of dealer. The disappearance is forcing heart out of your brothers and he hopes to call the President that he appear in person. the property was Inflated and Ralna Bo Shirley disappeared the community to grapple with sisters," Nickerman told the as- as a witness. Guthrle said he, too, would Paul himself said he didn't last week after she and a friend the growing problem of teen- sembly in this sleepy town of Dan Guthrle said Perry prefer the President testify in know why he was asking for it went to a well-known party spot agers and drugs. 3,000. County Bank owner Herby person but said he would work "He said he was accom- Branscum Jr. needs Clinton to with Clinton's personal attor- modating his friend, David dispute Independent Counsel neys to find the best approach. Hale," Denton said. He said Kenneth Starr's inference that Hill lawyer Jack Lasslter Hale accompanied Paul to the Branscum bought a seat on the couldn't Immediately be meeting but left before it be- NASA-Russian ties tense state Highway Commission reached for comment gan. with $7,000 in campaign con- The trial of the McDougals Denton first brought his con- tributions. and Gov. Jim Guy Tucker re- cerns to Madison president Space station control In middle of disagreement Branscum and bank co- sumed this morning with more John Latham, then directly to owner Robert M. Hill are ac- testimony from a former Ma- McDougal, he said. Mania Dunn sharing the orbiting outpost are manager and ex-astronaut Lorei. cused of using bank money to dison Guaranty Savings and "Jim, In his very clever, ca- The Associated Press mere observers of the dispute. Shriver. reimburse friends, relatives Loan officer who said he bal- valier way, comforted me and This is between the Big Boys, Frank Culbertson, acting di- and employees more than ked at a loan now at the center assured me not to worry about CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space Superpowers A and B. rector of NASA's shuttle-Mlr $13,000 in campaign contribu- of the Whitewater case. The it, that he knew what he was First there was the size sur- Says an amused Dieter Andre- program, blames bad trans- tions. An 11-count indictment former bank officer testified doing," Denton said. prise NASA didn't learn until sen of the European Space lations for some of the misunder- says Hill hand-delivered "at Monday that McDougal told late In the game that half its as- Agency: "I see a commander for standings. least $7,000" to then-Gov. Clin- him, "Stop questioning the loan Denton said when he per- tronauts are too tall, or too short, Apartment A and a commander Other stumbling blocks in re- ton at the state Capitol a month and put It together." sisted with his objections, or too whatever, to fit Into Rus- for Apartment B...." cent months have included the before Branscum was named The $825,000 real estate loan McDougal told him to "stop sian space capsules. "I think the Russian part will question of which country's con- to the highways post to sawmill operator Dean Paul questioning the loan and put It Now comes the who's-in- actually listen to their ground trol center will be No. 1, and what "Regarding that insinuation Is key to the criminal fraud and together." charge issue. station, what they are saying," will be the primary language. of an inducement to get the ap- conspiracy charges. After two shuttle-Mlr dockings Andresen says, "and the Ameri- NASA has Indicated that Mission pointment, that's simply ridic- Prosecutors claim Paul was Denton said McDougal told and No. 3 coming up this week, cans will listen to the American Control In Houston will be in ulous,'' Guthrle said. "The per- the front man for a deal to in- him the loan was to enable not to mention several years of station, and what has been organ- charge, and English will be the son who's in the best position to fuse money into financier Da- Hale to Increase his firm's negotiations, NASA and the Rus- ized on the ground I dont think primary language. lay that issue to rest once and vid Hale's small business In- lending limit and join Madison sian space agency still are argu- will be organized in orbit. Marcia Smith, a specialist in for all Is President BiU Clin- vestment company so that Hale in future deals. However, at ing over who will be In charge of "Maybe the European solution space policy for the Con- ton." could qualify for more federal- the start of cross-examination the international space station would be to make one chap in gressional Research Service, Branscum and Hill had been ly backed money. by McDougal's attorney, Den- once it's built - American astro- the capability, I think, should ex- isn't surprised by the squabble scheduled to go on trial April 1, The government contends ton said McDougal never told nauts or Russian cosmonauts. pect to be able to do a considera- over the station boss "because but a judge today delayed It un- that $500,000 of the money him the purpose of the loan. The Europeans, the Japanese ble amount of command and con- you have two superpowers, both and the Canadians who will be trol of the thing," says shuttle of whom want to be captain." BUDGET- Continued from page five. get, a takeofr on Clinton's "Put- ate voted 79-21 for a huge after Clinton's possible second ting People First" 1992 campaign measure financing dozens of White House term. FILM DEVELOPING perpetuating big spending. volume. And House Budget agencies for fiscal 1996, which Big chunks of savings would "We passed a balanced budget; Committee Chairman John Ka- will be half over on April 1. The come from Medicare, Medicaid, Clinton vetoed It," Gingrich said. sich, R-Ohlo, said, "If this had White House says that measure, welfare and defense. Still, typical "Who's he kidding? We passed been In the (college basketball) which Is abnormally late, falls of presidents' election-year bud- tax cuts; Clinton vetoed It" tournament It would have been billions of dollars short of what Is gets, Clinton's highlights popular Senate Budget Committee knocked out In the first round." necessary. Negotiations among spending initiatives while de- DOUBLE Chairman Pete Domenici, In this topsy-turvy budget the House, Senate and the White emphasizing the ache of deficit R-N.M, dubbed the new plan a year, Clinton released his 1997 House should begin this week. reduction. "putting government first" bud- blueprint the same day the Sen- Clinton's new budget, which It reveals little about which would increase spending by 4 annually approved domestic pro- percent over this year's total, grams will be cut. And some of heaps mounds of detail onto a Clinton's proposals bear little re- PRINTS 20-page outline he submitted lation to what Congress Is willing Beat the heat ANY SIZE ROLL Feb. S to satisfy a legal deadline. to do. of a heavy fall One item of note: It includes Hence, he prominently pro- courseloadl $950,000 to build a platform and poses $772 million for his 31" Double Prints 4" Double Prints stands at the Capitol and for national service program, which Make this summer other expenses for next January, Republicans tried to eliminate. count by adding when either Clinton or a succes- He wants $491 million for Goals sor takes the oath of office. 2000, which prods states to make to your college Clinton's budget aims to trans- education reforms and which the credits. form an expected $164.2 billion GOP has sought to slash He deficit in 1997 into a $7.6 billion would create $1,000 scholarships surplus in 2002, the govern- for the top 5 percent of graduates $99 per credit hour ment's first black Ink since 1969. from every high school - at a Those figures use economic es- $130 million coat. 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Rijo collected his glove and a The BG hardballers leave early friend and headed out to see if tomorrow for Fort Myers, Fla, the doctor was tight. for their annual spring break trip He eagerly walked across to the Sunshine State and a full the Infield and climbed the slate of action on the diamond. mound at a field near his home "All the teams that we are go- in the Dominican Republic ing to play down there are very, The view was great: It had very good," head coach Danny been six months since he's Schmitz said. "When we took stood on a mound. over the program six years ago, With his friend Jose behind that is one of the things that we the plate, Rijo started throwing wanted to do, we wanted to play a - gently at first, harder with very competitive spring training each toss. It didn't take long to schedule because we want to get convince Rijo that the doctor ourselves ready for the MAC" knew what he was talking The Falcons open the MAC about. slate at home March 30-31 When Dr. James Andrews against Miami, but between now rebuilt Rijo's elbow last Au- and then are eight games In sev- gust, he told the Cincinnati en days over break. Reds' ace and former World BG opens the week's slate Series MVP that it would be as against Ver- strong as ever. Rijo wanted to mont Thursday believe him. night at 7 p.m. On that warm January day, A as he and another Jose played doubleheader catch effortlessly and painles- against North- sly on a sunbaked field in the western and Dominican, Rijo let go of all Bucknell fol- doubts. lows Friday, "It was just awesome," Rijo while the Fal- said, smiling broadly as he re- cons take on Schmlts lived the moment "I knew then Vermont again the surgery was successful - on Saturday. BG takes on Nlagra 1 not just by hearing it, but also Monday and Florida Internation- by feeling It" al for a doubleheader Tuesday For Rijo, feeling was believ- before closing the schedule with ing. For bis team, seeing has a game against a Minnesota been believing. Twins minor league team on When Rijo showed up for Wednesday. training camp last month, he The Falcons will play the was way ahead of schedule in majority of their games at Terry his comeback from so-called Park in Fort Myers, while the Tommy John surgery. The games against Florida Interna- front office figured the right- tional will be in Miami and the hander would be out for at game against the minor league least a year, and maybe for- Twins is at the Lee County sports ever. complex In Fort Myers. Now it seems to be more a "Northwestern is an outstand- question of "bow long" rather ing baseball team In the Big Ten than "if ever." It appears likely and Bucknell Is also very good," that Rijo, 30, will be back on a Schmitz said, sizing up the com- major-league mound some- petition. "We play a good Niagra time, and maybe even some- team and then we go to Miami to time soon. play Florida International, which "I would say less than half a was a top ten team last year." season," Rijo said. The Falcons depart for the After two appearances in Tkc AmdatHl Pn-limmn A.Kliltj Toledo airport at 4 a.m. tomorrow, with a stopover in At- See RIJO, page eight. ciaclDnatl'i Jose Rijo works during bis first stint back on the aioand Sunday after offseason elbow reconstruction surgery. lanta scheduled on the way to a 9:55 am. arrival in Fort Myers. The team must turn around and then play a nlne-lnnlng game Thursday night. "It's not going to be really Faragalli returns; other football assistants gone easy, but that Is the way it la working out," Schmitz said. Returning to the frav, "The players will be familiar taking head coaching spots at "Well be in Fort Myers by 10:30 Scott •rown Columbus Academy and Reyn- The BC News however, Is Michael Faragalli, with all the terminology In the (am.) so hopefully by noontime who was the offensive coor- huddle," Blackney explained. oldsburg, respectively. well be in the hotel and the guys The Bowling Green sidelines dinator during the first four "They will be very familiar with Blackney said that he expected might be able to grab some lunch will have a different - yet famil- years of Gary Blackney's tenure how be thinks. It should be a very to have the open spots filled by and then catch a quick nap to get iar-look next fall. when BG lost only eight games. easy, smooth transition." April 1, Just before the start of recharged. Four assistant coaches have Faragalli coached in the Canadi- As far as the other assistants spring practice on April 3. "Normally that first night isnt left the program over the past an Football League last season. moving in, Blackney explained "Dr. [Ron] Zwelrlein [athletics so bad. The adrenaline Is flowing, few weeks while a former assis- "Obviously, we are very ex- that this Is a prime time of year director] has been working very you're down south playing, you'- tant has rejoined the ranks, ac- cited to have Mike back," Black- Blackney Faragalli for assistants to move between hard to try and get these posi- re playing in the warm weather._ cording to head coach Gary ney said. "We feel very confident with the loss of Faragalli, whose jobs. Malone left to head the tions filled," Blackney said. "We that usually kind of kicks in. I Blackney. that we can pick up offensively teams set numerous school and offensive line at Boston College, have Interviewed with several don't think that's going to be a Gone Is offensive coordinator where we left of f In W conference records over the pre- while Gregory made what many candidates." problem." The individual duties of the re- Terry Malone, quarterbacks The Falcon offense struggled vious four years. consider a move up in the coach- All 27 players on the Falcon coach Jim Coins, wide receivers through much of the 1995 season The fact that Faragalli is still ing profession by talcing over the spective coaches have yet to be roster will be making the trip. coach Bruce Gregory and special on the way to a 5-6 record, Includ- familiar with most of the Bowl- offensive coordinator duties at set in stone, Blackney said. Normal NCAA rules stipulate teams coach Tony Pusateri, all of ing its first shutout in Blackney's ing Green personnel should make Hofstra, a Division I-AA school Blackney noted only that that only 22 players can travel whom moved to other coaching five seasons at the helm. Some the transition back to his on Long Island in New York. offensive coaches will stay on the with the team on road trips, but positions across the state and outside observers suggested that offensive scheme that much eas- Collis and Pusateri each moved offensive side, and the same will country. the offensive slump coincided ier. back to the high school level. hold for defensive coaches. See FLORIDA, page eight Colored Ink ) t Sports ^ ______^______page eight The HO News Wednesday, March 20,1996 bulls say Rodman is sorry; Rodman says he isn't ble MikaNadtlMike Nadcl ble.. It" doesn't matter to me if he don't give a damn Ifif I'm Dennis tic Rodman portrayed in the again. ruptednipted Saturday, the Bulls are The Associated Press apologizes or not," guard Steve Rodman or Michael Jordan or statement the Bulls gave to the "My sole aim from now until running out of patience and un- KerrKmrr said.«*M "He"U* I David Royw 1913 to 1922. But then the rivalry The Associated Press "I don't look ahead. One game at a time.... If stopped. After that, the Cardinals and the Wildcats were relegated LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Basketball we win (against Wake Forest) then we'll to meeting only in NCAA tour- fans in the Bluegrass state are worry about the next one." nament appearances, like the one getting giddy about a potential In 1951, when Kentucky went on matchup between Louisville and to win Rupp's third national Kentucky that could send one of Denny Crum championship. the teams to the Final Four. Louisville coach But the meetings were so few, But coaches, players and even that when the possibility of an- Kentucky athletic director CM. other matchup came along In the Newton, who was on the Ken- 1983 NCAA tournament, it was tucky team that beat Louisville to teams meet in the Midwest Re- And that is the way the players called "the dream game" by advance in the 1951 NCAA tour- gional final. should approach the game, said everyone in the state nament, say it would be just an- And that is sti 11 to be decided. Newton. That's the way his team And it was a dream of a game. other game. No. 1 seed Kentucky first must approached it in 1951. Kentucky's Jim Master hit a Uh,huh beat No. 4 seed Utah And while "From a player's standpoint it jumper at the buzzer to send the "Its for state pride,'' said Diane Kentucky is favored, Louisville really was just another game that game into overtime during the Pfister, a Louisville fan who has must contend with Wake Forest's we had to win in order to win the regional final in Knoxville, Tenn. been a season-ticket holder since Tim Duncan, one of the nation's national championship," Newton During the extra period, Lou- Wes Unseld was a freshman. premier big men. said. "And that was the way isville's full-court press led to Pfister is headed to Minneapolis For now, Louisville coach Coach (Adolph) Rupp looked at five steals in Kentucky's first for No. 6 seed Louisville's Denny Crum is much more con- It." seven possessions as the Car- Midwest Regional semifinal cerned about the Demon Deacons "I think this is more of a fan dinals went on to win 80-68 to ad- meeting with No. 2 seed Wake than the Wildcats. and media mentality. It's another vance to the Final Four. Forest "I don't look ahead," Crum game for us. Now that's not the Since then, the teams have If it were Just another game, said. "One game at a time. We way it is for the fans." renewed their rivalry and play Kentucky Gov. Paul Patton wont do any preparation for Fans in Kentucky look forward yearly. Kentucky beat Louisville wouldn't be leaving for Minne- anybody other than Wake Forest to the matchup between the 89-66 in Lexington this season. The AiMcUted Pr>M/ErlcC«r sota during the final days of the until this game Is over. If we win rivals every year now. But it And Kentucky has won five of legislative session But the gov- it, then well worry about the Kentucky head coach Rick Pillno wasn't always that way. the past six meetings between ernor says he will be there if the next one." The teams met nine times from the two teams. Defense could haunt Cleveland Owners hope revenue-sharing Chuck Malvln What's wrong? mind tends to wander when he's The Associated Press "If I knew, I'd do something in the field. about It," Hargrove snapped. It's the one shortcoming that will become a reality this week WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - Look- "Things like that happen. I don't keeps Baerga from catching up ing for a reason to pick someone know that there's any logical ex- to his good friend, Roberto Alo- other than the Cleveland Indians planation for it." mar, as the premier second Ronald Blum The New York Yankees, Bal- cents of each ticket over $1 to to win the American League pen- Part of the problem may be the baseman in the league. The Associated Press timore Orioles and Cleveland the visiting team, along with 25 nant? Keep an eye on the 'E' col- Indians' individual priorities. "Everybody knows we have the Indians would be hit the percent of the cable television money from that game AL umn in the box score. They are a team overloaded with best team on paper," Baerga PHOENIX -- Baseball hardest, with the Yankees pay- Through their first 22 games big-time hitters who spend many said. "But we have to show It. We owners are confident they fi- ing about $7.25 million. Kansas teams give the visitor 20 per- nally can adopt new revenue this spring, the Indians have extra hours in the batting cage have to make the routine plays City, Pittsburgh and Minnesota cent of the gate and put 20 per- sharing rules at their meetings cent of their cable money in a committed an ugly 34 errors, an and working with hitting instruc- and play good defense to win would receive more than $4 average of more than 1 errors tor Charlie Manuel. games." this week, giving extra cash to million each pool that's split up. per game. At that rate, they Every extra hour spent hitting, The situation is far from hope- small-market clubs. "I'm hopeful we'll have an would make 250 errors during a of course, is one less hour spent less. Last year, Cleveland ranked Owners expect to pass their agreement, but I'm not posi- Selig has said he wants the full 162-game schedule. wearing a glove. in the middle of the pack in er- 22 percent plan on Thursday, tive," acting commissioner plan to take effect this season, For comparison purposes, con- "Buddy Bell (the former In- rors - seven AL teams made the final day of the two-day Bud Selig said before leaving but it's unclear whether ap- sider that the Boston Red Sox, dians coach, now Detroit's man- fewer, six made more - and the session. Teams would give 22 from Milwaukee "I wont be proval is needed from the the worst fielding team in the AL ager) last year used to say we Indians are strong up the middle, percent of their local money. positive until I get there and players' association, always a last year, averaged just 0.83, have to go about our defense the with Sandy Alomar catching and Including tickets and broad- see what develops." potential stumbling block. casting, to a revenue-sharing Small-market teams have which would project to 135 er- way we go about our hitting," spectacular Gold Glove winners rors over a 162-game season. Manuel said. "These guys love to Omar Vizquel at shortstop and fund. been pressing for new revenue The only other major item on Even the 1962 New York Mets, hit." Under the plan to be con- sharing rules for years. the agenda is the proposed Kenny Lofton in center. sidered, 13 teams would give notorious for their fielding fol- The biggest offender so far Owners unanimously adopted a $150 million sale of the St money and 13 teams would lies, were better than the Indians this spring has been second Even so, there are five defen- plan at Fort Lauderdale in Jan- Louis Cardinals from An- receive, with the Colorado have shown so far this spring. baseman Carlos Baerga, who sive positions (Julio Franco at uary 1994, but made it conting- heuser-Busch to a group Those Mets made 210 errors in made six errors in his first 15 Rockies and Florida Marlins - ent on players agreeing to a headed by St. Louis lawyer first, Baerga at second, Jim the 1993 expansion teams - 160 games. games. Baerga has the natural salary cap. Fred Hanser. It is expected to Thome at third, Manny Ramirez exempt. True, it's only spring training, ability to be a good fielder, and in right and Albert Belle in left) Currently, NL teams give 72 be approved Thursday. and concentration levels are far he turns the double play as well where the Indians are average or from where they will be once the as anyone in baseball, but his below. real games begin. And about a third of Cleveland's errors have been committed by players who wont be on the opening day ros- T MID AM MANOR ter. ♦ t So manager Mike Hargrove ♦ • NOW RENTING • .wasn't worried when the errors first began to mount a couple Choose form choice apartments within walking weeks ago. 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