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Behind Bars Inmates free one hostage

by Cindy Benedlcto cellblock into the prison yard The Associated Press with the hostage, whose head was covered by a sheet. The prisoner carried a bullhorn. LUCASVILLE, Ohio -- Inmates As the two moved to a table barricaded at the state's maxi- where a microphone was set up, mum-security prison for five the inmate took off his shirt to days released one of seven prison show that he had no weapons. guard hostages Thursday night. The inmate then took the sheet The hostage was released after off the hostage. an inmate complained about "I know there's a lot on my prison conditions in a live broad- shoulders right now. ... I can't cast from the yard of the South- possibly remember all the de- ern Ohio Correctional Facility. mands," the inmate said in a hur- Prison spokeswoman Sharron ried manner. Komegay identified the hostage "We preferably would like to as Darold R. Clark, 23. He has have an FBI negotiator," he con- been a guard since 1991. tinued. Radio station WPAY broadcast Other prisoner demands cited the report from a table set up in by the inmate included replacing the prison yard. Warden Arthur Tate and restor- The inmate, identified only as ing water and electricity that George, said: "We either nego- have been shut off since Sunday, tiate this to our liking or they will when the riot began. kill us. We are prepared to die." The inmate, among 450 barri- After the broadcast, Clark was caded in the cellblock, also said released. He walked out of the the inmates had no intention of prison wihthout assistance, leav- surrendering. ing six hostages behind. The Earlier Thursday, six military body of a seventh hostage was trucks and armed authorities found dead earlier Thursday. moved closer to the cellblock. Clark was taken to Southern Five of the trucks were carrying Ohio Medical Center in Ports- armed troops; contents of the mouth. He was stable but shaken, sixth truck, which was covered, said a nursing supervisor who could not be seen. Twenty-nine would not identify herself. military personnel vehicles and The BG Newi/Tcrn* Tkamai A radio announcer described 20 armed officers also entered Keeping busy behind Mosclcy Hall, senior special education afternoon. Pontius said she was enjoying the weather for the first the event for listeners as it was the compound. major Heather Pontius writes a letter to her friend Thursday time In a long time. happening. The prisoner walked from the See Mortage, page ten. Proposal stresses Winthrop Terrace arsonist sought victim notification by Courtney Gangeml Bowling Green Det. Sgt. Brad apartment were unavailable for out," Fire Chief Joseph Burns city reporter Conner confirmed the fire at a comment. said. "We found a number of "The process has to start all second floor Winthrop Terrace Fire Chief Joseph Burns said small fires set in the apartment." by Sharl L. Veleba apartment was arson and said evidence found in the apartment, None of the residents were courts reporter over again," he said. While existing law does pro- Authorities are still seeking police are interviewing residents which received minimal damage, home in the second story apart- vide for limited notification, H.B. the person responsible for a fire and suspects. The arson team of clearly indicated the fire was not ment in the Winthrop Terrace accidental. About 20 years ago, a man was 5, under consideration by the early Thursday morning that the fire department is working complex when the fire broke out. "The apartment was ran- sent to prison for brutally mur- House Judiciary Committee in caused damage to a Palmer with the State Fire Marshall to Neighbors called 911 when their sacked, clothes were thrown dering a woman in the central Columbus, would strengthen Street apartment complex. No further the investigation. about and drawers [were] pulled Ohio area of Licking County. existing laws regarding victim one was injured In the blaze. The residents of the burned See Anon, page five. When Marc Guthrie heard that notification. the family of the murder victim Guthrie said he thought the bill was not notified of the convicted did not survive through the Sen- murderer's early release from ate Judiciary Committee because BGSU grad shares in Pulitzer glory prison in the late 1980s, he said of then-committee chairman Sen. he was motivated to do some- Paul Pf eifer, now a justice on the thing about it. Ohio Supreme Court. by Julie Tagliaferro lowed George Bush around Guthrie, D-Heath, state repre- "The chances are better now administration reporter the globe. sentative for the 77th district, that Sen. Pfeifer is not the Her work in covering the which includes Licking and Fair- chairman of the Senate Judiciary 1992 presidential campaign field counties, said the convicted Committee," Guthrie said. The University journalism has won her a place in the killer was released on furlough Pfeifer reacted to Guthrie's department has the ability to ranks of Pulitzer Prize win- and stayed at a YMCA in Colum- charge with some agreement but open the door to the world. At ners. bus. added that the earlier nul- least it did for Marcy and Larry, as an illustrations Subsequently transferred to lification of the bill may have re- Larry Nighswander. editor, helps to determine the Toledo In 1991, the released man sulted from Department of Cor- Marcy Lanzer Nighswan- style and scope of the pho- was returned to prison because rections' lobbying and the fact der, a 1973 University gradu- tographs taken for National his parole request was denied. that he had a political ax to grind ate in photojournalism and Geographic in countries Since that incident, Guthrie with Guthrie. currently a photographer for around the world. has been fighting for the rights "He is probably correct in say- the Associated Press, re- Linda Swaisgood, associate of victims in the halls of the Ohio ing that my not being there will cently shared in the news or- director for public relations Statehouse in Columbus. enhance the bill's chances," he ganization's award for the at the University, has known His latest effort is the reintro- said. "It may have also been part- 1993 Pulitzer Prize for fea- Marcy since 1973. They duction of House Bill 5, which ly personal, though, too." ture photography. worked together from 1973 to would make victim notification Pfeifer explained that as a Her husband, Larry, has 1978 at The Fostoria Review mandatory when offenders be- state senator he was trying to been recognized in recent Times where Marcy was the come eligible for parole or fur- strengthen Ohio's drunken driv- years for his work as a assis- only photographer on the lough, he said. ing law to include on-the-spot li- tant illustrations editor for staff and often went on as- "I have put it In because I think cense suspension, an idea Guth- National Geographic and as signments with Swaisgood, county prosecutors and family rie publicly embraced. However, illustrations editor of who was an editor. members should know when when the bill reached the confer- National Geographies World "Marcy had, and still has, someone comes up for parole," ence stage, Guthrie aggressively magazine. an eye for looking at some- he said. blocked the legislation. Both travel worldwide to thing ordinary and making it The bill has been in House and "I was more than a little per- give America a glimpse of into a photograph," Swais- Senate chambers before, Guthrie turbed about that at the time," what is on the other side of good said. "She could take said. Pfeifer said. their cameras. Marcy, who something people see every Last year, it was killed in the However, Pfeifer admitted the has covered the presidents day that was usually right Caurteiy tt Jim Gardra Senate Judiciary Committee, he bill has merit, but said questions for more than four years with At the Ohio News Photographer* Association contest la 197S, said, after passing in the House the Associated Press, has fol- See Pulitzer, page five. Larry and Marcy Nighswander watch as judging takes place. with a vote of 5*5-0. Sec Parole, page •even. The BG News April 16,1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice-

Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief

KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor

CONNELL BARRETT KIRK PAVELICH Opinion Editor Insider Editor E.A.R. to the Ground... Five days of deliberations have passed, and there is still no decision from the jurors of the Rod- ney King civil rights case in Los Angeles. Rumors abound on possible reactions from the L.A. commu- nity if the jury doesn't return a guilty verdict. No one's really sure if last year's tragic chaos will en- sue, but the uncertainty has all the foreboding of an oncoming thunderstorm. L.A. Mayor Tom Bradley has urged people to stop the rumors. U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters has been hand- ing out letters in South Central Los Angeles, telling residents that "it's time to chill." Even Arnold Eugenics breeds prejudice Schwarzenegger and Arsenio Hall have tried to join in with the production of a music video titled "Chill." I attended Christine Link's recent speech the same kind of mindset that contributed to We believe these steps are all excellent decisions on the history of forced sterilization. It is an the Holocaust. Due to the voluminous quan- by the leaders of the Los Angeles community. Had issue I feel deserves to be covered more. tity of forced sterilizations taking place dur- such steps been taken at this time last year, maybe In fact, one of the first comments Link JULIET ing this time period, perhaps the two can the riots that killed 54 people could have been made dealt with the fact that the women's even be compared. averted. No matter what decision comes out of the reproductive rights movement has often fo- COOK Ideas prominent in the eugenics move- courtroom in L.A., a recurrence of last year's vio- cused on abortion to the exclusion of issues ment also led to the notion that disadvan- lence is the last thing we need. It would solve nothing like forced sterilization. taged people are always responsible for and only serve to make the situation worse. Anything Forced or coerced sterilization is a means their own situations. Many people still be- and everything that can be done must be done to of control, oppression or punishment of cer- lieve this idea tain groups. It is a tool for dealing with fears After World War II, the pace of forced make sure we don't have a repeat performance of the and misconceptions about sexuality, espe- sterilizations slowed considerably, but the events of last April 29. cially the sexuality of people who don't fit stereotypes fostered by the movement con- *** the social norm. tinued to be acted upon. The consumer On the lighter side, our E.A.R. phone was ringing Forced sterilization became widespread rights movement of the '60s further slowed steadily this week (well, twice, to be exact) as a con- when Darwin's Survival of the Fittest mass sterilizations, especially in state men- cerned, somewhat irate reader queried as to what, Theory began to be applied to humans. This tal institutions (perhaps one of the reasons exactly, the letters "E.A.R." stand for. resulted in the eugenics movement. for the widespread sterilizations there was A devoted staffer received the calls, both from the The main objective of the eugenics move- to cover up evidence of sex crimes). same gentleman. Here's an extremely rough compo- ment was to promote more births among the having an appendectomy or they were told However, serious offenses were being dis- site of the exchange. rich, successful and attractive (white was they could not receive welfare payments un- covered elsewhere such as in public health Caller: Hello. What does the "E.A.R." stand for? considered attractive), while at the same less they agreed to the surgery. facilities and on Indian reservations. time limiting the birth rate of those viewed The mindset of the eugenics movement is Even today, the belief that certain groups Staffer: Well, I'm not sure. by society as unfit (which included people of of people need to have their fertility con- Caller: YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT IT color). trolled lives on. Legislation dealing with this STANDS FOR??! According to eugenics, racism could be "It is important to remember issue is still introduced. Staffer: Well, I know, but I can't tell. It's a secret. eliminated by getting rid of minority people, It is important to remember that gender Caller: (Several rude, unprintable statements) and poverty could be eliminated by getting that gender discrimination goes discrimination goes hand-in-hand with Staffer: That's illegal! rid of poor people. hand-in-hand with forced forced sterilization. More recently, it is not Bottom line is, we can't just spill the proverbial Supposedly, this "ideal" could be accom- the government so much as specific em- beans and wantonly release the truth behind our plished if the government controlled birth sterilization. More recently, it is ployers that are discriminating against acronyms for any old phone call. It would destroy the rates. not the government so much as women in this area. mystery, the mystique. The government was certainly not above specific employers that are As long as we are living in an environment But... if any of you faithful readers would care to using deceit to reach this end. Many women in which racism and sexism are rampant, it were tricked or bribed into unwanted sterili- discriminating against women." will continue to be a threat to withhold steri- jot down what you think E.A.R. stands for ("Eggs zations. lization from or afflict sterilization upon Are Round" or ... maybe "Eating Antique Ravioli"), For example, they were told they were women against their wishes. by all means send it our way. It need not be logical, just legible. The most colorful, creative variations will appear, you're so sure this number will complete with author's name, in this very space, in Legalizing drugs multiply, take an example - you. If drugs are legalized, are you go- MADD thanks its volunteers exactly two weeks from today. Here's a chance to ing to start using them? From the To the Editor: fines and penalties for win fabulous trips and big cash prizes (not from us, misunderstood sounds of your response, I'd say National Volunteer Rec- drunk driving have in- but from someone, maybe). no. ognition Week will be cele- creased. You have two weeks. Then, and only then, will we To the Editor: brated April 18 to 24. Without volunteer sup- unveil the secret that is E.A.R. But probably not. I've been waiting for someone Even you must be at least In honor of the volunteers port, these things wouldn't to respond to Michael F. Haynes' somewhat aware of the availabil- across Ohio, Mothers have been possible. article entitled "The •war' on ity oi drugs. Keeping drugs ille- Against Drunk Driving Volunteer activities are The BG News Staff drugs is over" from the April 7 gal has not stopped people from would like to thank those unlimited. Giving speeches, edition of The Newr using them. individuals who have of- providing victim assistance Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. I am glad the response came fered their time and energy to those who ask and im- Julie Tagliaferro Special Projects Ed. Ron Novak A»rt. Chief Copy Ed. from a person as ignorant as Jef- Legalizing drugs is not promot- to such a worthy cause. plementing public- Michael Zawacb AM, Special Proj. Ed. Dawn Keller Copy Ed. frey Policoff because it will ing them. Instead, it is just giving Over the years, MADD awareness programs are Brandon Ward Copy Ed. Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. make Mr. Haynes' article easier those people who want to do and its volunteers have just a few tasks that make Pam Smith Proofreader Tony Nehh Copy Ed. to defend. Jennifer Stripe Copy Ed. Cwen Johmon Copy Ed. drugs the right to do them. helped educate society on remarkable difference in Robin Coe Proofreader )a»on Hunl Copy Ed. First of all, Policoff, it's ob- Also, I do feel the United States how destructive and dev- our society. vious you hadn't understood the would be a safer place with drugs astating drunk driving can Volunteers' contributions depth of ignorance in our society, being legal. There will still be be. Many positive changes are priceless when con- The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily because your close-minded re- crashes, neglect, etc. But isn't have occurred because of sidering the number of during the academic year and Wednesdays during the sponse represents the ignorance there already? their devotion and convic- lives being saved every sumrr?r session. in this country concerning the If the world was intended to be tion for the fight against year because of their legalization of drugs. drug-free, drugs would not exist drunk driving. efforts. 214 WEST HALL Your defense does not impress on earth. The number of alcohol- Doreen Wlsniewski BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY me with "it is predicted that the EdSchotz related crashes and deaths MADD number of users will double, if BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 Junior has declined, while the Ohio State Chairwoman not triple," Predicted by who? If Computer Science Copyright 1993, The BG News 5° VO0/tfE FHofA-rtE ojp yt>"vt BEEJJ HERE note, WfWT OoVW TWA/* OF ~Z yes, AMYAltS. Po°K. THATS kAvt too? TrE rtorlE? \ man: we'ra ?*&€& UCVlSE£H*LOr(£L\&W Respond- or THE rafl^rrw CVPOLE OHTfci.-noicEAfcAR. WHUSBAHO WAS &ST StK\u6 \ ,5wroe NEWS BerogE.vetftE CLASS uHouewmeHAdp- WHATSOOD xmns uter 1 Signed letters or columns express the beliefs of £ST AUO PJkY THE n»gr weVeaUiTNE^^EFT THeSftME WeS WHO WfcWTTb the individual and in no way represent the opinions THC RESORT tl^ou.. MAKE Wr, You Bi*J,THe CET IMTo OUP-CowiTTftf SoYoV of The News. l£cH£

calls for modest sacrifices, at more than 15 years. Clinton's best. New taxes on energy would According to Profcsscr Ralph cost these families roughly $100 Estes of American University, America gives reparations to $200 a year. But these three the author of "Who Pays? Who economic million taxpayers generate Profits?" back in 1983, the weal- roughly 35 percent of the entire thiest 1 percent of all Americans. Blacks, not Japanese or Russians, worthy of payment federal tax revenue. held 31.3 percent of the total; plan won't country's wealth. By 1989, the Here again, I notice how Pearl Harbor. Clinton's plan would place 70 top 1 percent held 37.1 percent of; America reveals itself as the After the war was over, percent of the proposed tax in- all wealth. The top 1 percent ac- white supremacist nation it is America rebuilt Germany and stop rich creases on this group. But de- tually owns and controls more and always has been. GUEST Japan, but today the black man spite Republican criticism that wealth than the bottom 90 per-; I have been reading lately of and woman are here, not living Clinton's plan is too restrictive cent of all Americans. And Estes • how this country and other in a decent home, unable to get on businesses, many corporate notes that if the same rate of; white nations are pooling fi- COLUMN jobs and justice and unwanted GUEST and financial leaders are publicly change kept up for the next 45; nancial resources (billions) to by America. Figure it up. enthusiastic about the adminis- years, the top 1 percent would ac- help Russia back on her feet. Lasana D. We fought in Vietnam and trations strategy. tually control the entire wealth. One day Bill Clinton is granting Korea Figure it up. What are COLUMN The bond market is overjoyed of this country. $2 billion in wheat credits; the Cazemba the lives of Martin Luther King with Clinton's stated commit- Clinton's economic plan does next day Congress is expend- Jr., Fred Hampton, John Afri- Dr. Manning Marable ment to cut the federal deficit nothing to reserve this vast con- ing a $6 billion aid package. cam, Malcolm X, Huey P. New- and interest rates have fallen centration of wealth for those at Also, it is a fact that America How much is owed to the ton, Medgar Evers, Marcus sharply to the lowest levels in the top. expends $4 to 6 billion a year to black people within the hells of Garvey, Gerinomo Pratt and This is the first of a two part se- Israel to maintain Israel in a North America? Let's figure it Malice Green worth to us? Fig- ries. welfare position. That is what up. ure it up. President Clinton's economic is meant by reparations or re- Over 150 million lives were Figure up our leaders' lives plan is the first moderate alter- Wfid Kingdom ■yA.iHi.ny latin*, Jr. pairing nations. were lost in the middle pas- and black organizations that native to the elitist and unequal It should also be re- sage. Figure that up. Figure up were destroyed by official "trickle down" policies of Presi- membered that reparations are over 400 years of work for government policy. Figure up dents Reagan and Bush. Clinton now being discussed with the nothing. Figure up turning us the Tuskegee Experiment, the spokesman George Stephanopou- Japanese and Native Ameri- inside out and robbing us of Rosewood Massacre and the los correctly characterized the cans, as well. name, language, religion, cul- countless other plots and plans budget proposal as "a reversal of Why is it when black people ture, God, folkways and norms. that the government has waged Reaganomics, a reversal of the begin to merely speak of want- Figure up the black lives lost against black people. last 12 years." ing our reparations, everyone for the country's freedom in While figuring, keep in mind Unfortunately, Clinton's tax all of a sudden gets quiet? Why the American Revolution and that this is only a partial list of and stimulus package doesn't go do senators and representa- the War of 1812. Figure up the the atrocities and damage done far enough. tives begin to squirm in their 400,000 black soldiers who to black people. Also, keep in The essential presumption of seats? fought in the Civil War to mind that this list only deals Clintonomics is the effort to halt Why do some white people preserve a union that didn't with black people in this coun- the spiraling growth rate of our and others say we are being give a damn about us. try. $4 trillion national debt. Reagan unrealistic - just making trou- Figure up the castrations and I deem it necessary to re- had argued for years that it was ble or "chasing a pipe dream?" the Night Riders and White (.'it - mind the world of what has possible to cut taxes, increase Surely, if this country can happened to black people. This, Pentagon spending by billions of vote on giving $2 billion to the hopefully, is something to bear dollars annually and still balance Japanese who were colonized "Surely, if this country In mind the next time the issue the federal budget. during World War II, our cen- can vote on giving $2 of reparation arises. The black In reality, the '80s was a dec- turies-long (and still counting) man and woman's demand for ade of unrivaled prosperity and colonization commands sub- billion to the Japanese reparation is not without foun- greed for the wealthy, and lower stantially more money and who were colonized dation. income people experienced a de- land, perhaps. We have done what every cit- cline in their real incomes. Is it disrespectful to white during World War II, izen should do but have gotten Clinton proposes to raise taxes people when black people be- our centuries-long (and less to show for it in a society and reduce government spend- gin to stand up and firmly as- that supposedly advances ini- ing. This would theoretically re- sert ourselves? Why is it that still counting) tiatives and free enterprise. duce the annual deficit from over when black people begin to ex- colonization commands Lastly, if America can re- $300 billion this year down to press themselves, their feel- build Russia, Germany and $140 billion by 1997. ings and sentiments are cal- substantially more." other white nations, certainly lously dispelled as rhetoric? this nation of 40 million blacks Clinton's new plan initially How much is the Black Holo- izens Councils. Figure up the is more than deserving of received great support from caust worth? What is the extent land that was forcibly and drinking from America's nec- most Americans, the reason be- of the damage? Not to this day wickedly taken from us. Figure tar, rather than the usual cup ing: the plan demands the has America apologized for its up World Wars I and II. of bitterness. greatest sacrifices from Ameri- wicked mistreatment of black Black people died in Nor- Lasana D. Cazembe is a can households earning more people in this country, let alone mandy, Sicily, North Africa, graduate student studying than $100,000 yearly. the entire world. Okinawa, the Philippines and technical writing. To tin- middle income group in America, the president's plan m ALPHA GAMMA DELTA

Amy and Kevin presents Jennifer and Rob Melanie and Patrick Katie and Gimpy Kendra and Dave Allison and Brandon Kristina and Gregory Julie and Keith Jen and Joey Buttafuoco Deb and Steve Jenny and Ross Perot Tammy and Brent Michelle and Bolt Laurel and Hardy Cecilia and Eddie Munster Brenda and Tiffany and Greg Mandi and Chad Mona and Jeff GAMMA Kelli and Heidi and Rich Dawn and Cindy and Chris Cindy and Charissa and Andreas Lori and Greg Melanie and Jason Jodi and Judd Deanna and Chris Julie and Tod Renee and Joseph GUCCI Chris and John Jodie and Luke Tonya and Mike Lynn and Mike Roxanne and Jon Kristie and John Kara and Darren Shana and Theron Tiffany and Matt Jodi and Eric € 3 Carrie and Jimmie Michelle and Rob Melissa and Chris Tracie and Scott Becky and Kyle Heather and Gary Theresa and Eric Jen and Earl Jenny and Mike Libby and Chili 1993 Shelley and Bruce Alicia and Pete Michelle and Tommy Jenny and Michael Tracy and Mark 2 page 4 The BG News April 15,1393 Greeks ready WSA promotes nationalities mote who and what they are," said Jason La- paddles." by Larissa Hrltsko Turner, adviser of the international pro- Karaoke, the Japanese word meaning human diversity reporter gram. "singing machine," was also one of the for activities The week began with coffee hours, allow- events during International Week. By Sherry Turco ing the chance for others to become familar According to Eleni Augoust, vice presi- greek reporter The World Student Association, an organi- with another country. dent of the World Student Association and an zation promoting international and intercul- international student from Cyprus, the tural understanding at the University and in "During coffee hours we offer videos that week-long activities present the chance to Sororities and fraternities are diving into Greek Week '93 the community, sponsored its 30th Annual provide a tour of a country and music," learn about other cultures, taste new foods, after selecting the theme "On the Edge of the Deep Greek Sea." International Week this week. Hughes said. "[We] also provided foods that meet new people and honor international The theme, inspired by the band The Cure, was selected this According to Margaret Hughes, publicity are enjoyed with tea and coffee from that students' homeland. past January, but that was not the starting block. Greek Week chairwoman for WSA, attendance at the particular country. It's a time to relax," she The final event Is the International Dinner "93 plans began in January 1992 with the selection of the Greek events has been great. said. at the First Methodist Church today. The Week Steering Committee chairpersons. "A large variety of students from all over In addition, a pingpong tournament took dinner will spotlight the cultural dishes and Marian Ghazal was selected as the Panhcllenic representative the world participate in the events," Hughes place at the Student Recreation Center. entertainment of between 30 and 60 coun- to the committee with Scott Thompson as her Interfraternity said. "Pingpong is a very important sport to tries represented on campus. LaTurner said Council counterpart. "There are two reasons why there is an In- countries such as China and Norway," that some students will also be dressed in "We have been working on Greek Week "93 since the begin- ternational Week. First, to educate and pro- Hughes said. "They take it very serious their native costumes. ning of 1992," said Ghazal, Greek Week Steering Committee co- mote others about different cultures, and where Americans see it as a recreation. Profits from the dinner will be donated to chairperson. second, for international students to pro- Some competitors even brought their own charity. An application process was then initiated to select the steering committee Ten positions were filled. They include the follow- ing: Elyse Middleton, spaghetti dinner; Audrey Snyder, public relations; Jen Carmichael, Greek Week Magazine and favors; BGaSkU Kristin Clark, secretary; Kevin Zimmerman, all greek meeting; IN BRIEF... Mary St. Bernard, philanthropy; Julie Gumban, variety show; I find the great thing in this world course number and ours is equi- Maggie Wickert and Tammi Guzowski, all greek tea. Susan Ma- is not so much where we stand as valent. After completing a course rine serves as the Steering Committee adviser. what direction we are moving. elsewhere, request an official Students at Firelands Col- The week, although not yet begun, is already underway. A SK -Goethe transcript of your summer work lege held their first student run and mile walk was held Saturday, April 4, in conjuction with How can I find out what time to be sent to the Office of Regis- government election Wood Lane School to raise money for the Special Olympics. my finals will be given? tration and Records. Wednesday with 9 percent "We raised about $2,000," Ghazal said. "We were happy with Dear Frieda Falcon Facing The university In my home- of the student body turning the end results and hope to hold the walk again next year." Finals: town Is on quarters. Will courses out at the polls to cast their The annual spaghetti dinner took place twice earlier this year. You'll find the exam schedule I take there this summer transfer votes. The results of the It raised $700 from the $3 cover charges at the door. listed on page 11 in the Fall 1993 toBGSU? elections are as follows: The official week, which is traditionally held the week prior to Schedule of Classes. Dear Fractions Aren't My Bag: Beta 500, kicks off Monday night with speaker Gary Bonus, I plan to graduate in August. Yes. To convert quarter hours President: Scott Dahs - Sigma Phi Epsilon alumni. Where and when do I apply for Using the summer schedule for to semester hours the registrar 171 percent "He is going to speak about the future of greek life on college graduation? the school you plan to attend, will multiply the quarter hours by campuses," Ghazal said. "His talk represents the educational Dear Don't Hold Me Back Now: select the courses you wish to .6667. For example, 5.00 quarter Vice president: Dave part of the week. He is a very well-known and effective speaker. You will need to apply for take. Take the course titles and hours transfer back as 3.33 hours Meeks - 84 percent He will be speaking in Lenhart Grand Ballroom at 9:15 p.m." graduation in your college office. numbers to the Office of Registra- and 4.00 hours as 2.66. See your Tuesday is "Wear Your Letters Day." No event will be held. The deadline for August gradu- tion and Records (110 Adminis- adviser if you have further con- Secretary: Tandi Chap- The day is set aside to gather spirit for the upcoming events. ates is May 21! tration Building) and complete a cerns. man - 69 percent One of the highlights of the week, the variety show, will be I want to take coursework this Guest Certification Form. The DONT FORGET TO HAVE Treasurer: Elizabeth take place Wednesday night in Lenhart Grand Ballroom. summer at a college near my request is reviewed and if you are SOME FUN THIS SUMMER!! Pflieger - SO percent Spring Awards Night is at 8 p.m. Thursday, and the week will home. How do I know which in good standing, a guest permit BGaSkV is a service provided officially come to a close with the All Greek Tea in the Off- courses transfer back to BG? will be mailed to you. This will by the University's academic ad- Chairperson of Student Campus Student Center Friday night. Dear No Surfing This Summer: indicate the other university's visers. Activities Committee: Pat "The All Greek Tea is a new addition to the week," Ghazal Lavey- 78 percent said. "It is replacing the carnival which was rained out last year. We attempted to plan events this year that would not be affected Chairperson of Academic by the weather." Affairs Committee: Julie The All Greek Tea's theme is Gambling Guys and Their Gals, Rogers - 82 percent which is a roaring '20s theme. Chairperson of Student "It will be a casino night theme and there will be prize give- Services Committee: ways," she said. Dalene Landoll - 86percent VICTIM ONLY TOO CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES ^ All Students with NDSL, Perkins, Nursing and/or Schell student loans graduating or leaving BGSU at the end of Spring semester 1993 are required to attend an exit interview.

Please plan to attend one of the remaining Student Loan Exit Interviews held in Moseley Hall.

Tuesday, April 20 Room 305 12:30 Wednesday, April 21 Room 400 3:30 & 7:00 Thursday, April 22 Room 404 6:00

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Pulitzer Continued from page one. Pole promotes under their noses and turn it University graduate, one who Into something special." had a teaching asslstantship planet's peace Before working in Fostoria, and was working for the Cleve- Marcy attended the Universi- land Press - Larry. ty, working at The BG News as by Ginger Phillips a photographer and eventually In 1975 they were married at general assignment reporter photo editor, according to fel- Prout Chapel. low BG Newt staffer, Harold Brown, current city editor of Both Marcy and Larry's ca- Every day students and faculty hurry to class without taking time The Sentinel-Tribune. reers have taken off, and they to notice landmarks on campus. The Peace Pole, located on the west While a student photogra- 'can be termed as successful. side of the Educational Memorabilia Center, is one of those which is pher, Brown said Marcy was But Swaisgood said when the often overlooked. serious about her work and was Nighswanders were in college, Pam Boehm, a graduate fellow in American Culture Studies and quiet and down-to-earth while their views of obtaining suc- adviser of the Peace Coalition, was a member of the Peace Coalition in the newsroom. cess differed. when the group planted the pole on May 4,1988. "There were not a lot of "[The pole] is symbolic of being in support of peace and peaceful women interested in photogra- Swaisgood said Marcy was resolution as opposed to conflict," she said. phy at the time," Brown said. more serious about her work The pole stands about five feet high and and has the words "May "Marcy knew what she wanted but did not state her goals as peace prevail on earth" written on its four sides in English, Spanish, even though she was fighting much as her husband. Russian and Chinese. an uphill battle. Donald McQuarie, an associate professor of sociology and adviser "The BG News had someone "Marcy took things as they of the Peace Coalition at the time of the planting, said the project was [in Marcy] who was committed came along but she was such a part of an international movement to place peace polls all over the to her work, who was quiet but good photographer that photo world. He said the worldwide project was initiated in Japan in the got the job done." opportunities were always 1980s to help promote peace during the Cold War. Unlike his wife, Brown said there," she said. "Larry was Boehm said there was a lot of controversy over putting the pole on Larry was more vocal both at much more goal-oriented, do- campus. the University and in daily liv- ing what he needed to do to "We wanted to donate it as a gift, and President Olscamp refused ing. achieve what he wanted." us," she said. "Larry is quite boisterous," McQuarie said the University would not accept the pole because Brown said. "You know what is "They both were very much they thought they would be taking a partisan message, even though on his mind." into photography and still are the group was not. Jim Gordon, former Univer- 20 years later," Brown said. "There was a division of opinion," McQuarie said. sity Journalism professor, who Boehm said students and faculty petitioned for the pole, and Gov- advised both Larry and Marcy After interning at The ernor Celeste and newspapers were in favor of the pole also. She said while they were in college, said Toledo Blade, Marcy gradu- at one point students and faculty took turns carrying the pole to that Marcy and her husband ated in 1973 and began her job classes to make others aware of the problem. were not photojournalism at The Fostoria Review Times. McQuarie said with over 1,000 names on the petition, the con- majors when they first came to She then Joined The Akron troversy encouraged people to think about war and peace. the University. Beacon Journal where she was "It was an issue which actually surprised us in which it drew so Larry never even received a the first woman photographer, much support on campus," he said. degree in photojournalism. He Gordon said. In 1977, she was McQuarie said the University committee finally agreed to allow the attended the University as a named Ohio newspaper pho- Peace Coalition to place the pole at its current location on campus. business major and took a tographer of the year, Gordon McQuarie said when he sees the Peace Pole he is reminded of summer introductory course in said. She began working at her memories of the early 1980s when the Peace Coalition was struggling photojournalism to "get his current job, the Associated to be heard. He said at a time when there was massive war buildup in grades up" after he was put on Press, in the fall of 1988. the country the group played a small part of something good. academic probation. "I'm really proud of the position the Peace Coalition took," Gordon said Marcy started in Larry earned his graduate McQuarie said. the secretarial administration degree in 197S and worked on program and then took a pho- and off at The Cleveland Press. Courtesy of Mary Duvcndack Haglcr Arson tojournalism course. Marcy Nlghswander covers a Republican rally In Columbus for "Somehow she got turned He also worked at The Wash- the Associated Press. Continued from page one. onto photojournalism and had a ington Times and The Colum- real affinity for it," Gordon bus Dispatch before becoming the newspaper won more than The Nighswanders currently apartment building began to fill have entered through a rear said. the assistant managing editor 100 national and state awards. reside in Washington, D.C. with with smoke. window," he said. of graphics for The Cincinnati He began his Job at National their two cats - when they are Conner said the arsonist is be- "A back exit door to the apart- In 1972, Marcy took a pho- Post in 1985. While there, the Geographic in 1989, Gordon not on assignment around the lieved to have broken into the ment had screens pushed out," tojournalism class taught by a art and photography staff at said. world. apartment. resident John Fedele said, adding that the front door was chained "[The arsonist] is believed to and locked. were celebrating! Formally Tours

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Dewees said. contributing writer results from students, schools 'Teachers will be placed in Education for Reforms also and educators, according to the straight jackets," Campbell sail not determined stresses the development of governor's press conference re- "They will have to focus on cei- statewide proficiency testing in by Joe Peltier In the next few years, certified tain knowledge because this ma- teachers may be required to ad- marks. The new plan. Intended to citizenship. Montgomery said police reporter be included in Ohio's Fiscal Year terial will be tested on. children need to learn about their here to high performance stan- "It seems that the students are dards or face termination under 1994-95 biennial budget, stresses government at an early age, but performance-based standards having no role in developing added many older children do not Authorities are still investigating a two-car accident Tuesday Gov. George Voinovich's re- knowledge. Knowledge is read,' that has left one person in a coma and another in serious condi- cently proposed education im- and accountability. have sufficient citizenship know- According to state Sen. Betty made, teacher transmitted anl ledge. ton. Police said they will learn next week whether the South provement plan. student regurgitated." Main Street crash involved alcohol. The Education for Results plan Montgomery, R-Perrysburg, the "Shame on us when our ninth stress on accountability de- The new plan also proposes graders can not pass a citi- Bobbi Phillips, 21, Rudolph, a passenger of Todd Phillips, re- proposes a new professional that ninth-grade proficiency test- mains in critical condition at St. Vincent's Medical Center in standards board which will es- veloped from two things - em- zenship test," she said. ployers saying they need edu- ing be extended to non-public Other provisions under the Toledo. The driver of the other car, Lisa Sarnes, 20, is still in se- tablish high performance guide- school students as well as public rious condition, also at St. Vincent's Medical Center. lines for educators. The board, cated employees and the prob- plan include a $57 million boost lems of a limited state budget. school students. to early education programs, a Phillips, 28, Holgate, the driver of the car that struck Sarnes' consisting of educators, will also car as it was turning left on South Main Street, was released define the qualifications for cer- $21.8 million increase in funding "We cannot keep throwing "I see this as positive," sai< for proven school renewal Thursday from the Wood County Hospital. tification and certification re- money at the problem," Mont- Ronald Russell, the dean of tin Sarnes' passengers have all been treated and released at Wood newal. Professional ethics will projects and construction and gomery said. College of Education and Allied maintenance subsidizing for County Hospital. Police Chief Galen Ash said based on the also be established and enforced Montgomery said the ac- Professions. "Children froir, amount of skid marks and the impact of the cars, he feels Phil- by the board. lower-income school districts. countability and proficiency test- either private or public school Also, uncertified individuals will lips' car was traveling at an excessive speed. If the proposal passes through ing will teach students important systems can set the same stan. be allowed to supplement in- "I'd be surprised if the [Phillips car] wasn't zipping along," the Ohio General Assembly, edu- information, which outweighs dards." struction for no more than six Ash said. "It doesn't look like a 25 to 35 mph accident." cators will be evaluated regular- any possibility the requirement Senior elementary educatioa hours a week. However, Ash said police are waiting to issue a citation until ly. 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The "We often get unfunded said the commission also has a "I hope to at the earliest pos- receive notice whether their and prescribe notification execution of [the potential law] mandates from Columbus. We difficult time weighing the Jus- sible moment become a co- offender is being held in a local procedures." is more than a little bit diffi- would certainly do our best," tification for bills that may be sponsor of the bill. I think it is a Jail or a prison in a different cult," he said. he said. more costly than anticipated. basic right of victims and their part of the state," he said. Pfeifer said the problems Mayberry said because the She said the question of vic- families to be notified of Gardner said he regards the As introduced, the bill would with the bill stem from the Job is so time-consuming, his tim notification is a fair one, pending furloughs or paroles," possible legislation as "a pre- also require the APA to notify huge inmate population in office tries to distribute the in- and added she hopes the legis- he said. "It should be written cautionary measure." the appropriate prosecuting at- Ohio's prison system. formation through other out- lative calendar provides into law." According to an analysis of torneys and common pleas "The problem is with 37,000 lets. enough time for the issue to be Although some notification the bill, H.B. 5 "requires the judges before granting fur- inmates ~ most of whom have "What we try to do is put it in studied further, she said. specifications already exist Adult Parole Authority and the loughs. an opportunity for a parole the newspapers," he said. "As a former county pros- under current law, there may Department of Rehabilitation The bill also makes provi- hearing every year or two. It "That way, many people can ecutor, I support this entire be some things in H.B. 5 that and Correction to notify certain sions for the constant accom- wouldn't be an exaggeration to read about it and react." concept wholeheartedly," she provide for widened authority, victims of crime or representa- paniment of a corrections offi- say there are from 15,000 to Ron Suster, D-Cleveland, said. Randall Gardner, R-Bowl- Gardner said. tive members of their families cer with a prisoner granted a 20,000 hearings per year," he 14th District state representa- ing Green, the 4th District state "It would ensure that all before granting any furlough to furlough for a family funeral or said. tive from Cuyahoga County and representative for Wood Ohioans [who are victims of a prisoner other than a fur- to visit a dying relative. He said the time it would chairman of the House Judici- take to inform all the necessary ary Committee, said he thinks people would make the entire the bill now has potential to process overwhelming. progress. Some states give victims notice after offenders are released 'Tracking down the victims, "I'm supportive. [Guthrie] by Sharl L. Veleba hearings concerning the parole, furlough Advocacy Program at The Link, 315 Thurs- finding out where they reside - wants to give notice to people courts reporter or other post-conviction release of an tin Ave., said when prosecutors or lawyers maybe that should be a job that who should know," he said. "I offender, as well as the decision to actually are not notified about an upcoming release should be undertaken, but it is think the bill has enough votes grant such a release, is crucial not only to hearing, victims are not able to exercise a large task," he said. to move out." Thirty-seven states and the federal the victim's safety, but also to allowing the their full rights. Pfeifer said simply giving A representative from government have provisions for notifying victim to prepare for the offender's county prosecutors more au- Suster's office said opponents crime victims when the convicted release. "It can be very empowering for the vic- thority in the notification pro- of the bill will have hearings offender is scheduled for a parole hearing, tim to read a victim impact statement [at a cess may be an alternative to a soon, possibly within the next according to 1992 statistics from the "Imagine what a victim endures who parole or furlough hearing]," she said. law. two or three weeks. The spon- National Victim Center. sees his or her attacker back on the street, Barned said while lawyers sometimes Wood County Prosecuting At- sor and proponent hearings When an offender is eligible for fur- face to face, without any warning." forget to inform victims of their rights, torney Alan Mayberry said have been completed. lough, 26 states and the federal govern- Such confrontations are not uncommon victim advocates can better inform their since the state is the first to ment give notice to victims. But some of and frequently result in a "second vic- State Sen. Betty Mont- find out about hearings, notifi- these states may only notify victims after timization," he said. gomery, R-Perrysburg, vice cation should come from that the offender has already been granted the clients to what they are entitled. chairwoman of the Senate Ju- "Sometimes, lawyers don't even know department. release. Nelson said victim notification of diciary Committee, said she release hearings is a recognition of the vic- what to tell victims," she said. "The state is obviously the agrees with the concept of the tim. Barned said "it is about time" issues like first to know if somebody is bill but agreed with Pfeifer that D. Thomas Nelson, legislation analyst House Bill 5 are finding support. coming up for parole or fur- feasibility is a question worth for the NVC, located in Arlington, Va, said "Until the last decade or so, the crime "It's been a long time coming and a hard lough. It seems incongruous to investigating. victim notification of parole hearings Is victim has been virtually Ignored or rel- struggle," she said. have the notification come "The implementation is Important to help people make full use of egated to being part of the evidence Widely supported in the Ohio House, from anyone else," he said. something we look into - their rights. against the accused in bringing offenders H.B. S would strengthen current notifica- "The Initial response should d whether the cost benefit is to justice," he said. "Our criminal justice tion laws in the state. The bill is nearing its come from the parole board." practical," she said. "We "A crime victim cannot possibly be ex- system works most efficiently when there final hearing stages in the House and will struggle mightily about this." pected to pursue his or her statutory rights Is a balance of the rights of both the ac- come to a vote soon. Pending that vote, it Mayberry said informing Montgomery, also vice without being Informed that these rights cused and the victim." would progress to the Senate Judiciary victims about parole hearings chairwoman of the Sentencing exist," he said. "Notice to the victim of Laura Barned, coordinator of the Victim Committee for another round of hearings. BURN VICTIM

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S3 Elsewhere The BG News April 16,1993 GOP begins Toledo wiretap investigated by Mitch Wain The Associated Press his job, which will be eliminated next year. The city manager's job will be eliminated. Both questioned Silver-man's ability to run Both said they did not think Silverman had the city and criticized another mayoral can- the ability to run the city. '96 campaign TOLEDO - A secretly taped telephone didate - Councilman Carty Finkbeiner. "Peter's not a practical person, and he is conversation between the city manager and "I'm very concerned that this other guy, not a person that I would trust... hands-on to by John King a political activist about this fall's mayoral this charlatan, this dishonorable man might run the city," Hoover said on the tape. The Associated Press race is being investigated, authorities said slip through," Hayeck said on the tape. Silverman has been endorsed by the Lucas Thursday. Law Director Keith Wilkowski said he County Democratic Party. Finkbeiner is the Lucas County Prosecutor Anthony Pizza wants to see If the conversation violated any only other declared candidate. MANCHESTER, N.H. - Mark your calendar Today is Day 87 said his office and the U.S. attorney's office state ethics law. The city charter prohibits The two top vote getters in the September of Bill Clinton's presidency. Or, to put it another way, there are will determine if any laws were broken when the city manager from meddling in political primary will be on the November ballot. only about a thousand days until the first votes are cast in the someone taped City Manager Thomas affairs to benefit themselves. Hoover and Hayeck said they would cam- 1996 White House campaign. Hoover's conversation with Joseph Hayeck. Hoover said he had the conversation with paign actively for Silverman. At least that is the way Republicans are looking at it. He said it could be a case of illegal wire- Hayeck, but was angry it was tape recorded. Hayeck on Thursday said he opposes Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas was spending the day here, a familiar tapping. He said his office was asked to get "I really think It stinks. I think people real- Finkbeiner's candidacy. if not favorite place, meeting with supporters and influential involved by the city's law department. ly have the right to a private conversation on "Peter Silverman is a very competent Republicans, promising a critique of Clinton at virtually every Hoover was talking to Hayeck on his cellu- the telephone," Hoover said. leader," Hayeck said. stop. lar telephone Tuesday night when a man During the conversation. Hayeck, chair- Silverman said Thursday he didn't make Phil Gramm of Texas, another Senate Republican who would heard the conversation on his police scanner man of the non-profit Citizens Monitoring any deals. like to live in the White House, will be along Saturday, fresh and taped it. The man turned over copies to Board, told Hoover he would support Sil- from a visit to Iowa, bringing a chorus of Clinton criticism of his The Blade and WTOL-TV. verman's mayoral bid. The board examines Finkbeiner declined comment. own. The man's identity was not disclosed by local issues. The Toledo Police Command Officers As- True, the last presidential election was just five months ago, the newspaper or television station. But they In return for his support. Silver-man, upon sociation on Thursday asked Hoover to re- and Clinton has barely settled into the White House. But some said the man's hobby is listening to cellular his election to the mayor's office, would re- sign. Republicans are stirring early in Iowa and New Hampshire, the telephone conversations and police and fire tain Hoover as the city's top executive at a twin pillars of retail and presidential politics. calls on this scanner. The man sometimes salary of $75,000 a year. "The revelation of the secret tape is an in- "If you haven't been here a few times before the season begins tapes the conversations. The city is changing its form of govern- dication of the shadowy way that govern- in earnest, then you are considered a late comer," New Hamp- On the tape, Hoover and Hayeck discussed ment this year. In January, the mayor will ment is being performed and enacted In the shire GOP Chairman Stephen Duprey said. "In New Hampshire, a deal that would help Councilman Peter Si! - become the city's chief executive officer, City of Toledo," said Ron Korsog, the union's if you wait until 1995 to make a visit, they'll say, 'What took you verman's mayoral bid and let Hoover keep with the power to hire and fire employees. president. so long?'" On this trip, Dole has the place to himself among 1996 GOP prospects, holding a private dinner Wednesday with past sup- porters before a busy day today: a news conference to bash Clin- Prosecutors may Clinton ponders ton's economic program, a visit with Republican state law- makers and a meal with the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. He does not want to talk seriously about whether he will be try girl as adult value-added tax running in 1996, except to say, "1 certainly haven't discounted it, The Associated Press no." byTomRaum as an adult. At next week's pre- The Associated Press Gramm, in Iowa to criticize Clinton's economic package, is liminary hearing, the judge is to heading to New Hampshire this weekend, his second visit since WILMINGTON, Ohio - The hear evidence about whether the Clinton's election. state wants to try a 15-year-old case should be transferred to WASHINGTON - The White House is trying to take the pub- He acknowledges he is interested in 1996. girl as an adult who Is charged adult court. lic's temperature on whether a national sales tax to finance "I am not here today to declare my candidacy for president," with trying to kill another Blan- The worst punishment the girl President Clinton's health care plan would enjoy public support he said. "But let me say this: Every day I watch Bill Clinton, I chester High School student, a could receive in Juvenile Court, or scorn. and many other Republicans look forward to the day we have judge said Thursday. if she is convicted, would be a "I have made absolutely no decision" on a value-added tax, real candidates running for president, and we'll have an oppor- The girl pointed a .25-caliber sentence of confinement until Clinton said Thursday, a day after top administration officials tunity to put a Republican back in the White House." handgun at a 17-year-old girl at she is 21. said such a levy is an option. But he further fueled speculation Former Housing Secretary Jack Kemp is rumored for a May S the school Wednesday and pulled The girl made no comment in for such a tax, a kind of sales tax, by noting it enjoyed support New Hampshire visit and already has a hearty core of support- the trigger, but the gun Jammed court Thursday. The judge ad- from many in business and labor. ers in Iowa. And New Hampshire is on former Defense Secre- and no one was hurt, police said. vised her not to say anything un- The suggestion of a value-added tax has generated sharp divi- tary Dick Cheney's calendar for May 28, for a women's Republi- A teacher took the gun as the girl til he appoints a lawyer for her. sions within the administration. Some of Clinton's key advisers, can club meeting and another Chamber of Commerce dinner. tried to clear the firing mecha- The girl lives with her grand- led by Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen, are arguing against it "I'm sure it's just the start of the parade," Duprey said of the nism, police said. parents near Blanchester, a rural as too politically risky. Dole and Gramm visits. "It doesn't surprise me, given Clinton's The girl appeared in Clinton Clinton County town of 4,200 Still, with the idea now launched as a possibility - whether de- performance so far." County Juvenile Court for an ini- people. The gun belongs to the liberately or inadvertently ~ administration officials were in- Democratic National Chairman David Wilhelm, not surpris- tial hearing Thursday before grandparents, and the girl ap- terested in gauging the fallout. ingly, took a different view. "I don't blame them for trying to Judge G. Allen Gano, who parently took it from the home "About half the public right now believes it will be necessary forget the last election," he said. "But instead of looking for new ordered that she remain in cus- without their knowledge, Blan- to raise taxes for health care," said pollster Stan Greenberg, jobs for themselves, it would be nice if they helped to create new tody of juvenile authorities until chester Police Chief Richard who does research for the White House and for the Democratic jobs for the rest of America." an April 22 hearing. Payton said. National Committee. But not all the Republicans are eager to test the 1996 waters so The girl is charged with at- The girls apparently had quar- Greenberg said in an interview that support goes even higher soon. tempted aggravated murder, reled before, said Payton, who when specific components of such a plan are mentioned such as "I think it's a little crazy at this point," said Bill Bennett, the felonious assault and illegal pos- declined to identify the students. "universal access," giving everyone access to health care. former education secretary and drug policy chief and another session of a deadly weapon at But he added, "the specifics are unclear" right now on what potential Republican candidate in '96. school. She tried to shoot the kind of new taxes the public might accept. "They'd rather tax For all their tongue-in-cheek humor about the faraway 1996 "Their disputes were minor ... 17-year-old as the intended vic- petty spats, basically typical of the insurance companies." campaign, some Republicans see good reason for an unusually tim was entering a classroom, high school girls," Payton said. Some political analysts were bewildered that the administra- early start to some gentle jockeying. The race for party leader- police said. tion selected the week income taxes are due to float such a trial ship is wide open - and the finger-pointing after the 1992 defeat "There was nothing specific. The County Prosecutor William victim couldn't even give us a balloon. is far from over. Peelle asked that the girl be tried reason." "This is the day when Americans tend to focus anger on the tax system and how much they're paying," said Larry Sabato, a University of Virginia political scientist. 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Wooster The last shuttle will leave Woodland l»u Im Ins Mall at 9:30 p.m.. i-l 352-0717 = CAIIACAI - lAll h SMIt April 16,1993 The BG News Buttafuoco charged Bush travels to Kuwait Ex-president endorses Clinton's foreign policy for third-degree rape by Diana Ellas Baghdad's invasion. The Associated Press He was referring to President Saddam Hus- sein's continued rule, which some critics have The Associated Press birthday. Seventeen is the age of Mrs. Buttafuoco in the head last consent in New York. May. blamed on Bush's decision to halt the war even He was charged with six KUWAIT - Endorsing his successor on for- as Iraq's army was in full retreat. eign policy, George Bush told Parliament mem- "Unfortunately, the triumph of Desert Storm MINEOLA, N.Y. - His wife at counts of third-degree rape for Fisher has claimed that Butta- bers today that he believes President Clinton did not eliminate all potential threat to yoursel- his side, Joseph Buttafuoco sur- sex with a minor, 12 counts of so- fuoco was her lover. Buttafuoco, will continue to defend countries against ag- ves and our common interests," Bush said. rendered today and pleaded in- domy and one count of endanger- who runs a Long Island auto body gression. "We must remain vigilant, ready and alert ... nocent to the statutory rape of ing the welfare of a minor, ac- shop, has denied having sex with Amy Fisher, the teen who shot cording to the indictment "Certainly, I can tell you from the bottom of Faith in democratic principles, free markets and the teenager. His wife, who con- my heart that I am convinced that he will stand his wife. released today. Conviction car- respect for law can guarantee a bright future tinues to have health problems as up for the principles of freedom," Bush said, Buttafuoco was released with- ries a sentence of up to four for the next generations." a result of the shooting, has said drawing a standing ovation. "He will stand up out bail following a brief hearing years in prison on each of the Iraq, meanwhile, scorned Bush's visit. she believes her husband. against aggression wherever it occurs around in Nassau County Court. Earlier, rape and sodomy counts. The official Iraqi News Agency derided the Prosecutors last year said the world." he was mobbed by dozens of re- Both Buttafuoco and his wife awarding of a medal to the former president, there was insufficient evidence Bush, in Kuwait at the invitation of the emir- porters and photographers as he appeared badly shaken by the to bring charges. poking fun at the emir for "clinging to the crim- ate, was greeted by the cheers of thousands of inal Bush's neck." gave himself up to local police. most recent turn of events in the But the investigation was "It'll be OK," he reassured grateful citizens when he arrived Wednesday. Parliament Speaker Ahmed al-Saadoun than- lurid case, which has led to three reopened in February when a Bush is greatly respected here for leading the wife Mary Jo as they headed in- TV movies and two books. former Buttafuoco employee ked Bush and America for "standing with us in side, accompanied by lawyer military coalition that evicted Iraqi troops more our most difficult plight." "I need some protection here," came forward to say that his boss than two years ago. Marvyn Komberg. Buttafuoco said as he observed had acknowledged having sex "On behalf of this body, I pay special tribute In Parliament, Bush conceded that the Buttofuoco, 37, was accused of the waiting media. with Fisher. Fisher was brought to the nearly half a million American soldiers, U.S.-led Desert Storm operation to oust Iraq having sex with Fisher in July Fisher, now 18, is serving five from jail to testify before the men and women, who fought on this terrain in from Kuwait did not eradicate the "evil" of 1991, a month before her 17th to IS years in prison for shooting grand jury. defense of the cause of justice," he said. Hormones lower Criminal surrenders after 21 years by Connie Cass The Associated Press John Morgan Richardson and branch of the Arlington Trust Co. All three were sentenced to working with computers, FBI were gunned down during the multiple life terms. Charles Tul- heart disease risk agent Howard Luker said. His bungled holdup in October 1972. ler died In prison in 1987. ARLINGTON, Va - After two wife, whose name was not Four days later, a ticket agent by Daniel Q. Haney Prosecutors plan to charge The Associated Press decades of hiding in Cuba and the released, lived in Miami, Luker was shot to death as the fugitives United States, a former teenage said. hijacked an Eastern Airlines jet Graham with three murders, at- radical turned middle-aged com- from Houston Intercontinental tempted murder, attempted rob- BOSTON ~ Women who take both estrogen and progestin to puter technician gave himself up Graham may have been flu- Airport. bery, air piracy and kidnapping, get through menopause gain an added benefit: The hormone to face murder and hijacking shed out by pressure put on his Prosecutors said the bank rob- U.S. Attorney Kenneth E. Melson combination cuts their risk of heart disease dramatically, doc- charges. friends and family, who were be- bery was planned by former said. He was jailed in Arlington. William White Graham, the ing investigated for possibly aid- Commerce Department em- tors reported today. Graham's attorney, Plato Ca- Doctors have long known that estrogen alone cuts the risk of missing link in a 1972 crime ing a fugitive. Recent publicity ployee Charles A Tuller to raise spree that left a police officer cheris, said Wednesday he had heart attack about in half. But the hormone supplements - not been able to consult with his which are given to relieve hot flashes and other symptoms of and two others dead, surren- dered quietly Wednesday. client about how he would plead menopause - can raise the risk of uterine cancer. 'He just decided it was time." to the charges. Cacheris said he To eliminate that cancer hazard, doctors often combine estro- "He just decided it was time," Stephen Carter, Arlington police detective did not know why Graham sur- gen with progestin. Many worried, however, that adding proges- rendered. tin would wipe out estrogen's heart benefits. Arlington police Detective Ste- A study in The New England Journal of Medicine concludes phen Carter said. on the TV show "America's Most Graham, stone-faced behind that estrogen plus progestin is just as good for the heart as es- Graham contacted the FBI money to start a band of revo- through an attorney earlier this Wanted" also produced tips on lutionaries. Tuller was aided by silver-rimmed glasses, was led trogen alone. through a jail hallway past re- "These data are reassuring," said Dr. Aaron R. Folsom, a co- week to negotiate his surrender. his location, investigators said. his two sons, Jonathan, then 18, Aircraft hijackings today seem porters and the widow of the author of the study at the University of Minnesota. Investigators believe he re- and Bryce, then 19. turned to the United States in the about as out of style as commu- slain bank manager. He said In fact, his work raises the possibility that the combination "They wanted to form a new nothing. might be even be better because it could further reduce the mid to late 1970s. nism. But in the early 70s, the era of Charles Manson and Patty world," Carter said. "They chance of dangerous blood clots. However, a generally suppor- needed money." He was arrested as he stepped Hearst, the robbery was another "The door is coming closed, tive editorial in the journal said this idea is speculative. off a plane from Miami at Wash- terrifying crime of the times: A and life can go on," said Joanie "It would be premature to conclude that women taking com- All three Tullers, disillusioned ington National Airport. Now 38, band of would-be revolutionaries Candee, widow of Harry Joseph bined estrogen and progestin have an even lower risk of coron- with Cuba, returned to the United he wore a tie and salt-and-pepper shoots up a bank and diverts an Candee. 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TOKYO - The seven leading Industrial nations decided Thursday to gamble $28.4 billion on Boris Yeltsin's political fu- send message to Congress ture, and the United States unveiled an additional $1.8 billion as- sistance program for the Russian president. The Associated Press a policy of borrow, borrow, bor- Many IRS offices and postal self to jingles and jingoism. In addition, the Group of Seven said in a communique that row and spend, spend, spend," stations planned late hours Aides to politicians handed out they will forgive $15 billion in Russian debt. Cunningham said. "Now the Thursday night to accommodate flyers and a local minister gave "The world will be a considerably more dangerous place If CINCINNATI - Several hun- Democrats have added some- procrastinators and those who away flag-shaped lapel pins. President Yeltsin does not prevail," Secretary of State Warren dred people observed Tax Day at thing - they borrow, borrow, simply did not want to hand over "America's not in Washington M. Christopher said. a downtown rally Thursday and borrow, tax, tax, tax and spend, their money a minute too soon. ... we're America," said Linda While the United States and its democratic partners are "in it had a message for President spend, spend." "The night I listened to Presi- Ott, who sang a patriotic song. for the long haul" and will support reform where they can find it Clinton and Congress: Gene Kolodzik, who led the dent Clinton's tax proposal, I in Russia, he said "it will be a bleak picture" without Yeltsin. "Bubba, it's our money," radio crowd in the Pledge of Alle- couldn't sleep," said Pat Cooksey, Signs said, "Cut the Pork," "It's talk show host Mike McMurray giance, said the issue was money, a spokeswoman for True Blue the spending, Stupid" and told the cheering crowd. not politics. Patriots. "Taxed when I'm paid, taxed WASHINGTON - With a midnight deadline approaching, the It is not difficult on a sunny, "I'm not here as a Democrat or "The next morning I started when I spend, taxed when I save, IRS offered some final guidance Thursday to as many as 25 mil- spring day to draw a crowd to Republican," he said. "I'm here asking questions. We've got to taxed when I die." lion couples and individuals who do not believe in filing their tax Fountain Square, a favorite lunch as an American to say we're tell our congressmen that we're returns early. spot for the brown-bag crowd. taxed enough already." going to hold them accountable." Ross Perot's United We Stand The first rule: Don't panic. Second, do not think an innovative But Thursday's crowd seemed The Internal Revenue Service, The symbolic re-enactment of America, the National Taxpayers excuse will get you off the hook for failing to file. The Internal particularly enthusiastic, cheer- which operates a regional pro- the Boston Tea Party tax rebel- Union of Ohio and the Lib- Revenue Service has heard them all. ing or booing on cue. cessing center in nearby Coving- lion was organized by a group ertarian Party were among spon- There was the certified public accountant in Dallas who didn't "We're not taxed too little; the ton, Ky., has said that taxpayers calling itself Taxed Enough sors of the rally. file for two years, claiming he couldn't find any forms. Another government spends too much," have been particularly slow fil- Already or TEA. People dressed Texan skipped filing for several years and, when pressed by the said Bill Cunningham, another ing returns this year, probably as Indians - Cleveland Indians - Politicians who lent their en- IRS, demanded: "Didn't you get my death certificate? I mailed it radio talk show host. because fewer people are getting threw boxes of tea bags into a dorsement included Rep. John to you." He said there was no parti- refunds. rowboat. Boehner, R-Ohio; Rob Portman, The IRS expects 117 million couples and individuals to file sanship in opposing tax in- Nationally, filings are nearly The public was invited to take the Republican candidate in a sometime this year. No one knows for sure how many have done creases. five million below last year's home a tea bag, which bore the special election in Ohio's 2nd so already, but the latest count available - through Friday — "We had 12 years of a Republi- pace and the slowest in five inscription "Freeze Spending." District; and Rep. Jim Bunning, 1 showed only 70.1 million had been received. That was nearly can administration, and they had years, officials said. The tax filing deadline lent it- R-Ky. five million below last year's pace and the slowest in five years. Hostage LOS ANGELES - Day five of deliberations in the Rodney King Continued from page one. case was cut short when a juror fell ill, raising fears the jury Activity around the prison in- might have to start over. creased after corrections offi- The unidentified juror was taken to a doctor by a federal mar- cials announced that the body of shal as the rest of the anonymous panel returned to its hotel a prison guard held hostage had State calculating cost of standoff Wednesday afternoon. U.S. District Judge John G. Davies did been found. Seven inmates have not disclose the nature of the illness. died since the siege began, six of The Associated Press Davies said he wanted the panel to reconvene this morning them beaten to death on the first Mike Lee, spokesman for the cluding prison guards who are with the juror back in place. day of rioting. The cause of death Ohio Department of Rehabili- paid $9.74 to $11.44 an hour and Lawyers indicated that complex legal maneuvering would re- of the seventh has not been State officials said Thursday tation and Correction, said the state troopers who are paid sult if the juror was unable to continue deliberating. Three released. they are in the process of cal- agency is trying to come up $11.91 to$14.7S an hour. alternate jurors remained sequestered at the hotel with the oth- culating how much a five-day with a cost figure. Deputies from Scioto, High- ers, but they have not been deliberating. The body of Robert R. Vallan- standoff at the state's maxi- land, Ross, Pike, Lawrence and dingham, a 40-year-old correc- mum-security prison is costing "But we have not completed Jackson counties had 100 em- tions officer, was found in the taxpayers. any type of analysis," Lee said. ployees at the prison site Sun- WASHINGTON - If the Clinton administration has its way, prison yard outside the barri- Inmates at the Southern Ohio day. The National Guard troops toll roads soon will be equipped with digital tollbooths that use caded cellblock, Komegay said. Correctional Facility in Lucas- Joan Hammacher, spokes- were sent to Lucasville supermarket-like scanners and credit cards. He became the first prison em- ville rioted Sunday, taking woman for the patrol, said the Wednesday. ployee to die in the uprising. guards hostage and barricad- cost to the patrol is likewise be- The state will have to pick up And cars will have computers that advise motorists which ing themselves in a cellblock. ing computed. the tab for equipment costs, in- routes are the clearest during rush hour and radars that warn An anchorman for WBNS-TV State Highway Patrol troopers, "We don't know exactly what cluding the use of a patrol heli- when their car is crossing the center line. In Columbus, Bob Orr, was al- sheriffs deputies and about it is," she said. copter that crashed at the lowed inside the prison for about 500 Ohio National Guard troops prison site Wednesday. The pi- The administration is proposing $200 million in its economic an hour and said he believed the have been sent to the prison The state has hundreds of lot and a state corrections offi- stimulus package to encourage the development of high-tech standoff could end quickly if in- site. employees on the scene, in- cial suffered minor injuries. highways designed to make getting from here to there quicker mates could talk to the media.

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Gill and Camp- will host Eastern Michigan for The team is 11-10-1 overall and bell are both hitting .313 and 1:00 p.m. doubleheaders on Fri- has won five in a row and seven have two RBI's. "Everyone on the team by Andy Dugan Miami, Ohio University, Ak- day and Saturday. of their last eight. The real story, however, could seems to be healthy," Price sports writer ron, and the University of Cin- The Falcons had previously Bowling Green's hot streak has be the team's pitching. Falcon said. "It should be a lot of fun. cinatti. Men's coach Sid Sink is been scheduled to play both days been helped by the squad's bats. starters and relievers have al- The pressure will be on us be- looking forward to the compe- in Ypsilanti. Fronting the Falcons during the lowed just 10 runs over the six The men's and women's cause we've won the past two tition. last six games were junior Brian divisional games for a team ERA track teams will travel to Ox- years. The main competition "It's going to be a very good However, poor field conditions Taylor, freshman Andy Tracy, of 1.96. At the top of the list is ford, OH this weekend to com- will be between Miami, Toledo, meet," Sink said. "Ohio State have rendered the Eagles' home sophomore Tony Gill, and junior freshman Jason Tippie, who has pete in the annual All-Ohio and us." will have a full team and they field unusuable, so the games Mike Campbell. pitched 12.2 innings and has giv- Championships at Miami Uni- Price noted that, like the were the Big 10 indoor track have been moved to Bowling Taylor, a newcomer to the en up only two earned runs on 10 versity. The women will be de- Ohio University meet earlier champs. Miami will be very Green. team this season, has paced hits for a 1.42 ERA, and sopho- fending their championship ti- this season, the host team strong too. We won't be up to Eastern Michigan will still be Bowling Green with a .385 aver- more Chris Boggs (8.2 innings, tle today, and the men will Miami will be going all out in par with Tom Hall being absent recognized as the home team for age. Tracy, who has also fit right two runs, none earned). compete in the meet on Satur- trying to break BG's reign over for a test, and Scott Thompson day. the meet. and Aaron Straw out with in- In the juries and sicknesses. Other women's "Miami is running their best guys on the team are just re- meet, the runners in a lot of events," covering from sickness, so it Perez hates rough start Falcons will Price said. "But I think we will be tough, but there are face the Uni- have the edge. In the field some events we plan on doing The Associated Press versity of events, our women will be the some damage in." Cincinnati's starters is now 6.32. But Perez said that doesn't ex- Toledo, Ohio best at the meet. They don't Sink noted that the battle for Meanwhile, the hitters have cuse the Reds' performance. University, have anyone who can hang with the title will probably be be- CINCINNATI - Rookie man- been unproductive. Only one of "Mitch wasn't with us for most Miami, Ak- them. We should beat them in tween Miami and Ohio State. ager Tony Perez is disgusted their 41 hits the last five games of spring training and we hit," ron, Kenyon, all the field events and if we "I think we should fall no with his Cincinnati Reds and has gone for extra bases. Perez said. "What's the differ- Xavier, and Price can hang with them in the run- further back than third their 2-7 start. Injuries have sidelined first ence now? We still have a lot of Cleveland State in their quest ning, we can beat them." place,"Sink said. "I would like It is the franchise's worst start baseman Hal Morris until at least good hitters here. for a third consecutive cham- The women start running, to see us beat one of them, but since going 1-7 in 1966. The Reds June. Cleanup hitter Kevin Mit- "Guys are feeling for the ball. pionship title. jumping, and throwing at 1 we'll just have to wait and see were swept in a three-game se- chell has missed the last five They're not sitting back and p.m. today. what happens." ries that ended Wednesday night games with a hamstring injury, throwing their weight into the Women's coach Steve Price The men will compete on The men get their meet un- in Philadelphia. They are off un- and leadoff man Bip Roberts has ball," he said. "We're going to hit, is optimistic. Saturday against Ohio State, derway at noon on Saturday. til playing the New York Mets on been sidelined for two games. no question about it, but when?" Friday night in Cincinnati. Perez, usually even-tempered, is angry with his team's per- formance. "I don't think yelling and Martin gets big bucks throwing things around are going Check on I our to make us play better, but I'm The Associated Press said. Agreeing to a contract that for a defensive player. mad," he said. "I'm tired of see- makes Martin the second high- "The money was no big deal to ing it. est-paid defensive player in the me," Martin said. "It's security "We're just not playing well," LOW NEW ORLEANS - It's just NFL was not easy, however. for my family down the road, but Perez said. "We're not hitting the money, New Orleans defensive "We're not about to forget that I already had pretty good money ball, we're not fielding, we're not end Wayne Martin said of his we'll have a salary cap next from my first contract. It's just doing nothing. If we play like SUMMER new four-year, $10.1 million con- year," Finks said. "We haven't money." this, we'll lose to anybody." tract. done anything to jeopardize that, Salaries like Martin's are a big Tom Browning was the loser in Well, he conceded, it's enough but it's difficult to maintain some deal for the league, however. Wednesday's 9-2 defeat. He be- money that he knew the Saints sort of responsible position the Paying one player $3.5 million came the third consecutive Reds RATES might have second thoughts way things are going." next year doesn't leave much for starter to be unable to reach the about paying it. Under the agreement, Martin the rest of the team. sixth inning. He gave up five "I thought at first the Saints will receive $3.5 million in 1993, "The salary cap kicks in next runs on nine hits in 4 23 innings. wouldn't spend that kind of $2.45 million in 1994, $2.1 million year," Finks said. 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ILJLnJULJlJUUUUL^ ??Questions?? Contact Lura at 2-2843 or 2-2343 WECARF WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE UAO OAO OAO UAO PAO OAO OAO UAO OAO UAO The BG News April! 6,1993 College basketball Royals struggle early by Jim Donaghy other 1-16 start. There are two balls that prolonged in- changes shot clock AP sports writer already whispers in Kansas nings for the Yankees. City he might be in trouble Both Gagne and Lind are soon, replaced by coach Steve used to playing on artificial NEW YORK - Kansas City Boros. surfaces in Minnesota and NCAA adopts 45-second shot clock next year manager Hal McRae has eve- "It's not as bad as last year," Pittsburgh, and so far two very a quiet McRae said. "Last year slick infielders look very are going to be unhappy. end-of-game situation where rything he wanted this season The Associated Press is in the past, we just have to go "Through the years, if the teams foul excessively in an except a winning team. shaky. "We know they can catch the rules committee had waited for a effort to regain possession of the The New York Yankees beat out there and win." Winning will be a problem if ball and I think that will re- KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Al- mandate ... there would hardly ball. Kansas City 6-5 Wednesday to though chopping 10 seconds off have been any rules changes," "In all these years in which send the Royals to their sev- Mark Gubicza doesn't start solve itself," McRae said. the 45-second shot clock seems said Nichols. "We think it will we've tried to address the end-of- enth loss in eight games this pitching better. He's now 0-2. "We've got to give the pitchers some runs to work with early certain to shift men's college pick up the excitement and game problems ... we've never season. But that's still not quite "We can't be concerned about last year," McRae said. basketball into a faster gear, it maybe take the game to a higher come up with the answer," he as bad as last year, when Kan- in theballgame." So far, the Royals arent get- might also work to the advantage level of continuous action." said. "It's the first move the sas City started by losing seven ting much of anything from of the superior defensive team. The 45-second clock was intro- committee has been able to make straight and 16 of the first 17 "My main concern is the "I think it strikes a good bal- duced in the 1985-86 season in a addressing the end-of-game situ- games. offense. If we start swinging anyone. ance In the last minutes of the move that virtually eliminated ation, which seems to be one of The Kansas City front office the bats, score early, every- Jose, the clean-up batter, is game," said Southern California stall tactics. the major problems facing inter- knew big changes were thing else will take care of it- hitting .182 with four hits, all coach George Raveling, a mem- "The committee believes that collegiate basketball, if you needed, and to his credit, gen- self." singles. Catcher Brent Mayne ber of the NCAA committee that 35 seconds on the shot clock will listen to fans, media and every- eral manager Herk Robinson Kansas City found itself in a is batting .176 and Lind .211. voted Wednesday to take the keep game action more contin- body else." made quite a few. 4-0 hole after five innings when Cone has pitched well, but he's clock to 35 seconds. "If the shot uous, and at the same time allow Raveling said he did not think "We needed defense at Gubicza left after allowing been given little support. clock's sitting at 15 seconds, I'd more conservative teams to still the 35-second shot clock will shortstop and we got Greg Ga- nine hits. Cone also was mad the be foolish to foul, because I'm go- use ball control," Nichols said. bring a major change in strategy. gne, we needed better defense Gubicza's defeat left Kansas Royals didn't defense the Yan- ing to get the ball back in 15 sec- The women's committee voted at second base and we got City starters winless in seven kees correctly on Monday. onds anyway. to retain the 30-second shot clock "I don't think there's going to Chico Lind," McRae said. "We decisions, with Sunday's vic- McRae did not use a shift "Now there's a greater incen- it has used since 1969. be any great adjustment," he needed more power and we tory over the Boston Red Sox against Wade Boggs and it hurt tive for the defensive team to The committee also voted to said. "It may increase 3-point traded for Felix Jose and we being credited to reliever Tom when the .338 lifetime hitter play good defense, because you stop the game clock after each shots. It may. But you have to needed a starter and signed Gordon. dumped a single down the left- have a better opportunity to get field goal in the last minute of wait and see what develops. I David Cone." Gagne and reliever Billy field line. the ball back." regulation and overtime, and spent a wealth of time this season But the Royals still need a lot Brewer both committed errors The Chicago White Sox used Hank Nichols, secretary-rules deleted the five-second dribbling criticizing my team, because I more power and better pitch- in Wednesday's loss, giving the the shift against Boggs last editor of the men's basketball violation while a player is closely felt we shot the ball too quickly. I ing. Royals 10 in their first eight weekend and took several hits rules committee, refused to say guarded. think most teams today tend to McRae may not survive an- games. They also misplayed away from him. what the vote was to reduce the Nichols said the committee has shoot the ball after two or three clock. He admitted most coaches sought for years to address the passes." 4*i$^ *m$? m&pf Red Sox excited over Mpfia Omicron (Pi SicondfAnual%id%gst Charity (Baft Vaughn's beginning

-^ Saturday JApriC 24, 1993 The Associated Press beat the Cleveland Indians 12-7. Vaughn's first major league •*& He matched his career high of homer on June 30, 1991, fell four RBIs. about five rows short of being the Jennifer 'Daubc & Tony 9frw -Katie Simkp & Mike Ingram BOSTON - Red Sox fans In spring training, he hit .403 second ball hit out of Baltimore's eagerly awaited the arrival of Mo Memorial Stadium. Tliat didn't Laura Xillinger & Chris 'HHunlef $eth Maier &T.J. "W'erntz with six homers and 23 RBIs in Vaughn, hyped as Boston's next 22 games. Vaughn has worked help him learn the finer points of Jennifer "Faugh & Michael Znglund & Scott %osenberge\ great slugger. He signed in 1989 hard with hitting coach Mike hitting. Lara Lee & "Bryce "Har \h\ftiUman tr Todd"Barabash and enhanced that reputation by Easier to drive the ball where it's hitting balls deep over minor- pitched. Tina Toeppetman Or Thil'. \Tamafa Sippy Or "Eric "Brey "You think you're going to hit league fences. "The difference for me is con- balls like that the rest of your ca- Michelle SiachUr & 'Brian Wrj Jifsy Lukz- & Marl^Cokcr He started last season with the sistency and repetition," Vaughn reer," he said. "You start swing- Christy Travise & "Horns; Heidi Leichtamcr & %\c Hagelin Red Sox, but by May was de- said. "In past years, I'd try to ing harder and harder and the moted to the minors after a terri- make the ball do something it ball travels less and less. Mary 'Modgkjss & Qreg Qriscz, \ "Kimbcrly & Carlos ble start. Vaughn was back a didn't want to do." Vaughn, who has one homer Christine Casement & "Dave Englai Tina Mitt & Owen "Pohl month later and finished with a Now he tries to go with the this year, has helped propel Bos- Cindy "Bialeckj. c%$rock.Sonnenb\ "Hpetle Mohr & Joe Euliano .234 average. pitch On Wednesday, he doubled ton, which finished in the AL East He's really arrived now. He to left, singled to center and sin- cellar last season, into first place leather "H'el&

by Harry Atkins AP sports writer hands with one of the guards, playoffs. then walked back down into the David Haas (1-0), the third tunnel. Tiger pitcher, allowed one hit DETROIT - Manager Sparky The Tigers trailed 2-1 and were over the final 12-3 innings to pick Anderson of the Detroit Tigers facing Dennis Eckersley (0-1) to up the win. got his 2,000th victory Thursday open the bottom of the ninth. The Athletics took a 1-0 lead in when Chad Kreuter's pinch-hit Rob Deer singled to start the the first when Jerry Browne double drove in Skeeter Barnes Detroit rally and Gary Thurman walked, moved up on Ruben Sier- for a 3-2 victory over the Oakland ran for him. Thurman stole sec- ra's single and scored on a single Athletics Thursday. ond and moved to third on by Mark McGwire. Anderson, who won his first Mickey Tettleton's ground out to Sierra put a 1-1 pitch from game April 6, 1970 when Cincin- second. John Doherty into the upper deck nati beat Montreal, became only Scott Livingstone singled in right for his first homer, lead- the seventh manager in baseball Thurman home to tie the game ing off the Oakland sixth. to win 2,000 games. He is 10 be- and Barnes ran for him. Kreuter, Detroit got one back in the bot- hind Leo Durocher, who is sixth pinch-hitting for Milt Cuyler, tom of the sixth when Kirk Gib- on the list of baseball's win- lined a 1-2 pitch up the alley in son walked and scored on Deer's ningest managers with 2,010. left-center scoring Barnes and double up the alley in left-center, Anderson's last 1,137 victories tagging Eckersley with his first cutting the deficit to 2-1. have come with the Tigers. An- blown save of the young season. The victory came two days derson did not visibly celebrate Eckersley's last blown save in after the Tigers beat the A's 20-4 the milestone victory. After the the regular season was Oct. 2, in their home opener, putting game he stood on the top dugout against Milwaukee. He also had a Anderson of the verge of No. step as he normally does, shook blown save in Game 4 of the AL 2,000. Atlanta bats nonexistent The Associated Press The Braves also struggled The starting rotation of Greg early in 1992, falling to 20-27 and Maddux, John Smoltz, Steve last place on May 26 before going Avery, Tom Glavine and Pete ATLANTA - Not to worry. The 40-15 and taking over first place Smith had a combined ERA of bats will come around. So says for good on Aug. 2. 1.46, while the staff's ERA was Atlanta Braves manager Bobby So far this season, the Braves' 1.97, including three shutouts. Cox, whose two-time National batting averages are dismal. Last year, the pitching staff League champions have a win- Most players are not even hitting had a 2.69 ERA through the first ning record despite hitting .197, their weight. 10 games. the worst average in the major In 10 games, Damon Berryhill "It's not a concern right now lapues. hit .133, Greg Olson .150, David because it's early, and it's great "We're the same club we were Justice .182, Mark Lemke .185, to see our pitchers doing such a last year," Cox said. "We've hit Ron Gant .188, Terry Pendleton great job," Justice said. "But I for two years, and that was good .189, Sid Bream .192 and Otis don't think we should have to rely enough. I'm not concerned." Nixon .200. on our pitchers to hold the other The Braves have been carried Only Jeff Blauser and Deion teams to no runs. That's too much by their pitching, winning six of Sanders were above .200. Both pressure on them." their first 10 games entering were hitting .333 after Wednes- "Things will switch around," Thursday night's game at San day's games. Pendleton said. "Through the Francisco. "We're swinging better than it course of a year, the pitchers will The Braves scored only 22 runs appears," Justice said. "We have not be doing as well and we'll on 61 hits in the first 10 games, hit It hard in a lot of games. All score 7-8-9 runs for them." with only five home runs. In six you can do is keep swinging. In the meantime, hitting coach of those games, they had six or "I think the problem has been a Clarence Jones has been working fewer hits. little over-magnified. A lot of overtime with several hitters. A year ago after 10 games, the clubs have problems the first "Four or five of the guys have Braves were 5-5 with a batting week of the season." been coming out early for some average of .241, seven homers It would be further magnified extra hitting," he said. "Sooner and 32 runs scored. had it not been for the pitching. or later, the hits will fall."

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Friday, April 16,1993 Volume six, Issue Twelve |irMf,apriin>iff3 2 'Sandlot' strikes out INSIDER Film cuts corners, lacks originality to be a box office success MAGAZINE lem telling him as she orders him to stop playing with his Erector Set and start making friends. After this EDITOR-IN-CHIEF pep talk, Scotty heads out to make some buddies at the sandlot, a run- Kirk Pavelich down baseball diamond. Too bad he can't play to save his life. Poor little Scotty's lack of catch- MANAGING EDITOR ing experience is matched only by Jane Kilgore his pathetic throwing skills as he is predictably ridiculed by his would- be friends. However, thanks to the encouragement of Benny (Mike Vi- ART DIRECTOR tar), the team's best player, and Laurel Pajer their need for a ninth member, by David Huffman Scotty is soon added to the team. Insider film critic The Sandlot Is a film that has cut every comer rather than try for STAFF WRITERS something truly Interesting. Evans Squints" (ChaunccY Leopard!) receives mouth-to-mouth resuscitation from Dave Basklnd Take one part Stand By Me, uses voice-over narration by the Wendy (Marlee Shelton) In The Sandlot.' one part Cujo and two parts The adult Scotty in a sad attempt to Curt Conrad Mighty Ducks, only give them make up for his lack of structure. baseball bats Instead of hockey Instead of a plotline, Evans merely ry, child^ating dog in the neigh- new dialogue. Another of his Courtney B. Gangeml sticks, and mix well. Give the has written a seemingly endless se- bor's yard. Evans spends a very te- players is an overweight boy Dorian Halkovlch whole high-concept mess to David ries of sketches that clunk along dious half-hour on the little boys' named Ham who is always hungry. Mickey Evans (the man responsible until the big "pickle" is revealed, attempts to get the ball back as How's that for innovation? David Huffman for that misshapen child-abuse an event alluded to In the first they come up with increasingly bi- The only entertaining boy on the Jason Hunt dramedy Radio Flyer) and let him voice-over. zarre schemes reminiscent of Syl- team is Squints, named for his make his directorial debut. The end What is this Wg "pickle," you vester the cat trying to get past that Coke bottle glasses. The film's only Melinda Monhart product will be the barery-f it-for- ask? After Scotty borrows his step- bulldog to get to Tweety. Evans good scene belongs to him as he human-consumption movie The dad's baseball, which just happens even cheats on the Beast, snaps one day at the pool in a des- Mary Okom Sandlot to autographed by Babe Ruth, so however, as he promises some perate attempt to get the lifeguard Scott Rowe Scotty Smalls (Tom Gulry) is new that he and his friends can keep huge monster and delivers a very to notice him by drowning. The in town and is an "egghead," a fact playing, he hits his first home run, average-looking dog. scene Is so funny in fact that It Just Ross Weltzner his mother (a desperately In-need- sending the ball into the Beast's points out the utter lack of humor of-work Karen Allen) has no prob- territory. The Beast is the legenda- Evans also takes a shortcut on In the rest of the film. It's a shame his characters. Rather than writing Evans didn't make Squints his 8TAFF nine unique boys to make up his focus rather than that dolt Scotty. ^fiJ^L/ team, he relies on old stereotypes Even with all of its shortcuts, PHOTOGRAPHER and even copies himself. One of The Sandlot Is a film that takes Jason Kamykowski the boys on the team is called Re- entirely too long getting to where it peat because he Just repeats every- wants to go, and once it gets there thing his brother says. This Is a it turns out it wasn't worth the trip. very economical trick which saved The Sandlot Is playing at the rRQpycnoN Evans the trouble of having to write Woodland Mall Clnemark 5. ASSISTANTS Butch Phillips From the Editors... Darrick Ross Karen Scheuer Seeing how we're now 11 weeks into the semester, you can proba- bly Imagine how excited we were this week when we received our Eric Schmenk first letter/complaint to the editor. It seems a Mr. Mark Formanns objected to last week's centerspread story on the Hash Bash festival. Here Is what he had to say. Oh, and by the way, his spelling was left COPY EDITOR Experience/ In exactly the condition In which we received It. Nlkkl Floros To the incosiderate editers of B.G. Newt, I hope that you do not treat all people that have concerns about arti- at the Woodland Mall cles the way I was treated. I was met with disrespect over the phone when I expressed my concern about the article written on April 9, on the Hash Bash. I realize that most people do not respect those who smoke Insider Magazine Is marijuana and I accept that. What I do not appreciate is reading a biased published every Friday article bashing those "Freaks" as you call them. This was totally uncalled during the academic for. I would appreciate an explination of why this article was so biased to year by the Board of those who smoke marijuana. I am not a freak nor do I appreciate being Student Publications of generalized as being one. Bowling Green Stale Mark Formanns University. Opinions expressed P.S. I want a response! by columnists do not necessarily reflect the Well, Mark, here Is your response. First of all, we are truly sorry opinions of Insider that you believe you were treated with disrespect and were unap- Magazine. preclatlve of our Hash Bash coverage. As stated on the phone, the ar- Insider Magazine ticle was written In a "tongue-in-cheek" fashion and was not meant and BGSU are equal to demean or humiliate anyone. If you are still not satisfied with our opportunity employers response or the job we are doing, you may go one step further. The and do not discriminate position of editor of this magazine will be open next semester. If you in hiring pracuces. want, and you honestly believe you can do a better job than us, feel espresso ~ cappi*cc\no ~ specialty coffees & gif+s free to apply. However, good spelling skills Is one of the job require- ments. Thank you for your Interest and cooperation!

...... \ Mdf,a»HH«,m» 'Tenor' set to help stage The Best of B.G. Just as In years past, Insider Magazine is allowing you - the season go out with style reader - a chance to have your voice heard during one of our up- coming issues. Two weeks down the road, we will be publishing our annual "Best of Bowling Green" issue, featuring your picks of the best this town and University have to offer. All you have to do is fill out our special entry form (which you are currently reading), clip it out, and mail It via campus mail to In- sider Magazine's Best of BG Issue, 214 West Hall. Or if you prefer, you may cut it out, fill it out, and hand deliver it to the multi- purpose Maxwell House coffee can which currently adorns the In- sider desk in 210 West Hall. Either way, you will be receiving the opportunity to have your opinions heard in the pages of our magazine. The special issue is slated for Friday, April 30,1993. We must have all entries received no later than Wednesday April 28. Only one entry will be allowed per person, so make sure you tell all of your friends to get in on the fun. Here are the categories: byMelinda C. Monhart Insider Theatre Critic FAVORITE RESTAURANT: The University theatre depart- ment Is closing this year's season FAVORITE PIZZA PLACE: with "Lend Me A Tenor," written by Ken Ludwig. Under the direc- From left to right, we have Darren Kuhn and Kevin Shaw In a scene from 'Lend FAVORITE BAR: tion of Allen N. Kepke, this pro- Me a Tenor.' duction proves to be both lighth- FAVORITE FAST FOOD PLACE: earted and entertaining. ing to come back for more. will never forget. "Lend Me A Tenor" is a modem Saunders has made all of the Other cast members include Ann FAVORITE LOCAL BAND: farce played In the classic mode. necessary arrangements for Tito's Marie Cipolla (Maria, Tito's wife), This tale weaves Itself through mi- arrival. Kevin Shaw's portrayal of William Ian Auld (Bellhop), Tobl FAVORITE PLACE TO MEET THE OPPOSITE SEX: shaps of mistaken identities, un- Saunders comes across physically, Burkhart (Diana) and Alisa Eli planned romantic Interludes and though his voice sounds a little zabeth Brown (Julia). FAVORITE MAKE-OUT AREA: periods of chaos and confusion. All young for his character's age. The set designer behind this these elements form the perfect Maggie, Saunders' daughter, is production was Alice Andrelni. FAVORITE ISSUE OF INSIDER MAGAZINE combination for an evening of portrayed by Meredith K. Weeks. Andrelni's design created a visually laughs. The setting for this produc- Her performance was one of the pleasing set that enhanced this tion Is at a hotel suite in Cleveland, highlights to this production. production to Its fullest. Ohio, In 1934. Darren Kuhn's character, Max, "Lend Me A Tenor" Is showing Tito, portrayed by Brian J. gets himself Into enough trouble, at the Eva Marie Saint Theatre, on McCartney, is one of the funniest with a little help from Saunders. the second floor of University Hall, VIA CAMPUS MAIL - 214 WEST HALL of them all. McCartney's character Max adores Maggie and wants to April 16 and 17 and April 22-24 at Is the Infamous Italian opera star marry her, but she's not ready. 8 p.m. and April 18 at 2 p.m. Adult that has come all the way to Cleve- While Maggie Is brushing him off, tickets are $6, while students' and land to perform the title role of her father is constantly hounding senior citizens' are $4. There will HAND DELIVERED - 210 WEST HALL "Othello." His performance, as him. Kuhn convinces the audience be a 15-minute inteimlsslon be- always, leaves the audience want- that this Is surely a night that Max tween acts.

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Lots to do this week here at "Dr. favorite pickle man is loved deeply question Just for fun next week.) To walk' in their title have reached the Dave's Incredible College of Musi- by all of his grandsons (plus about a enter, you know the deal. Send Top 20. The songs are "Walking cal Knowledge," your weekly mu- billion other East-siders). By the your answers) along with your On Broken Glass," "Walk On the sic trivia leader in BG for more way, I still don't care who pays, as name, address, phone number and Ocean," "Don't Walk Away" and than three years. Get those tuxe- long as it isn't me. plans for the summer to "Dr. "Keep On Walkin'." Tell me who dos ready. Item one: Dr. A and Let's get ugly. Item three: Last Dave's Quiz," c/o 210 West Hall sings any 2 of these songs. The Nurse Fleeter. As they prepare for week's winner was Deb McLaugh- or gradually lower it into the 'X,' as In Extreme, question (OK, their ensuing nuptials, I want to lin, whose worst summer Job was Scharf-inspired wooden box in 214 it's a stretch). Name either of Ex- wish them both a life filled with all "slinging ketchup at the Heinz fac- West Hall before Monday, April treme's two Top Ten hits. The the joy in the world. I know that tory. " She knew that Ugly Kid 26. 'Y,' as in Yes, question: Name the they'll be happy together. Joe's two hits have been "Every- Strain your brain (or, put your No. 1'80s smash by Yes. However, the question remains: thing About You" and "Cat's In cortex in a vortex). Item five: This Over and out. Item six: Have a Will there be more Garth or Luther the Cradle." week's trivia questions. The 'W,' as great week. Remember: The only played on their new CD player? I It's three, three, three quizzes in in walk, question: In the past year, constant is change. Make it a guess they'll be' Two of a Kind'' one. Item four: For the last quiz of at least four songs with the word change for the better. by Dave Baskind with the "Power of Love." the school year, we're having three Tne Incredible College of Musical Knowledge Beep beep. Item two: Keep on winners. We'll have a 'W,' an 'X' Either way, you're getting one heck fighting, Poppy. Cleveland's and a 'Y' winner. (We'll ask a Z' CTNEMAMTS of a deal. Of course, you could get W—dUan Mil fa— m it even cheaper.. .by winning our 12)(N.Mu Street P.O. Box 49 quiz! Here we go. BowUn| Gnu. Ohio 43402 EASY (2 POINTS): Robert Redford, Demi Moore and Woody Another week closer to the end Harrelson are all currently starring APRIL 17 10 p.m. of the semester and the quiz rolls in the flick Indecent Proposal. on. Congratulations to last week's For a quick two points, name one winners, who happened to know other movie that each actor has ac- all of the answers to all of our ques- ted in individually. tions (again). INTERMEDIATE (4 Those fortunate winners are POINTS): Cary Bwes can current- lucky enough to receive TWO free ly be seen in the blockbuster pic- movie passes to any flick of their ture The Crush. What 1991 choice from those generous folks comedy did he star in alongside over at Woodland Mall Cinema »5. Charlie Sheen? The rules are the same this week. MILDLY DIFFICULT (6 You answer our five questions cor- POINTS): In the movie Eight rectly and you too will have a Men Out, the story of the 1919 chance to Join In on the winning Chicago Black Sox is detailed. and to see a free movie while you'- What team did they throw the re at it. Either mail your responses World Series to in that year? to Insider Magazine's Film DIFFICULT (8 POINTS): Trivia Contest, 214 West Hall or Child's Play has spawned a num- hand deliver them to the Maxwell ber of sequels with different stories House coffee can on the Insider and different actors. One thing has desk in 210 West Hall. Either way, remained a constant - Chuckle's we need your entries no later than voice. What actor is responsible for Thursday morning, April 22. it? Woodland Mall Cinemas is the ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE (10 only place in town where you can POINTS): Speaking of voices, catch first run matinee films at the Robin Williams supplied it for the low price of $3. Or if you prefer, lovable genie in the box office you can whip out your valid student smash Aladdin. For 10 points, ID at any time after 6 p.m. to see name the first movie that Williams any movie for that same low price. ever appeared in.

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an image of driving a car into the Ex-Bad Company front man side of Caesar's Palace in Las Paul Rodgers has put together a Vegas, but the music tells a very compilation of fine rhythm and QCNAfcft different story. Consisting of Mi- blues tunes from the grandfather of chelle McAdorey, Colin Cripps, the blues, Muddy Waters. Ambrose Portie, and Darren Wat- This tribute album contains son, the group also includes Dave many classic blues standards such Pimer of Soul Asylum, who was as "Louisiana Blues," "I'm Your in on the project to write and sing Hoochie Coochle Man," and backing vocals on "One Way Con- "Bom Under a Bad Sign." Paul versation." Rodgers also pays homage to Perhaps the most appealing Muddy with a song entitled "Mu- Hot Singles: quality of the album is its diversity. ddy Water Blues." Lauren Christy "Huh?" It isn't possible to say that The album features fine guitar Here are the weekly charts for Lauren Christy this album sounds like any one work from such stars as Jeff Beck, the nation's best-selling recorded Mercury Records group, but it does have a definite Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, music as they appear in next Seattle sound. "Nothing Ever Steve Miller, Bon Jovi's Richie week's issue of Billboard maga- The promotional package for Happened'' sounds like 10,000 Sambora, Queen's Brian May and zine. Reprinted with permission. Lauren Christy's self-titled debut Maniacs meet Nirvana at Eddie blues man Buddy Guy. All of these (Platinum signifies more than album declares that "with Lauren Vedder's house. "Stone," the title players owe the great Muddy 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- Christy you will quickly learn to ex- Lauren Christy cut, is a slow, driving tune that dis- Waters for the Inspiration he pro- fies more than 500,000 copies pect the unexpected." I found this plays McAdorey's smooth sound. vided to them as they developed sold.) to be completely true as I listened Ironically, "My City Has a Place" their own technique and style. l."Informer," Snow(Ea- to the record. Right off the bat, tempo company. Then you get to sounds an awful lot like Nirvana's The music on the album Is excel- stwest) (Platinum) Christy begins with "Rain," a mel- hear "My Jeans I Want Them "Smells Like Teen Spirit," with lent. If you've ever listened to old 2."FreakMe,"Silk(Kela) low song that Includes a strong Back," a song which Christy wrote different words plugged in. Other Muddy Waters tunes you probably (Platinum) steady beat. The music Is almost when she realized a boyfriend of songs like "September Morning" remember the tinny, scratchy 3."Nuthin' But a G' Thang," hypnotic, and coupled with Chris- her's never loved her but only and " 1800 Days" bring out a sound of the recording. Rodgers Dr. Dre (Death Row) (Platinum) ty's wonderful voice, the package is wanted his Jeans back. Real sad sound similar to Emily Sailers' of has taken the original music and all 4."l Haw Nothing," Whitney almost complete. stuff, but please, find another title. Indigo Girls of the emotion essential to the Houston (Arista) However, something Is missing. You see that one and you want to All In all, It's a great listen. It's songs and with his cast of musical 5 "Don't Walk Away," Jade What you originally think Is going laugh. But that's definitely not the the kind of CD you'd like to hear thousands has brought a new, (Giant) (Gold) to be an excellent song Just sort of emotion you want to display for while driving across 1-90 to Seattle blues perspective to an old theme. 6."Love Is," Vanessa Wil- drags on. Maybe it's due to the lyr- that song. Nor any other on this in the Grand Touring sports car of -Michael Zawacld liams and Brian McKnight ics, which don't even come close to hypnotic, yet somber debut album. your choice (for me - an RX-7). (Giant) probing deep enough. ("Rain com- -Kirk Pavelich -Ross Weltzner 7."i'mSoIntoYou,"SWV ing down my windowpane, and I don't mind/Rain coming down my — ClA-Ztl TrtATK^ (RCA) (Gold) Crash Vegas IOWUNC CJtfCN • JS3-13*1 8."Two Princes," Spin Doc- windowpane, and I don't Stone Paul Rodgers tors (Epic Associated) mind/And a million umbrellas are London Records Muddy Water Bluet: A 9"Cat's in the Cradle," Ugly reaching for the sky/Nothing's Tribute to Muddy Waters Kid Joe (Mercury) gonna get me down, nothing's The title, Crash Vegas, evokes Victory Music gonna get me down.") Not that Nightly at 7:00 P.M. 10."Ditty." Paperboy (Next Sat, Sun: Mat 2:00 & 4:00 Plateau) (Gold) those lyrics aren't Interesting. It's Top LPs: Just that the hypnotic effect of the DENZEL WASHINGTON music Is kind of wasted when you 1." The Bodyguard' Sound- keep repeating those lines over and Malcolm X ■ track," (Arista) (Platinum) over and over. Nightly at 8:45 P.M. 2."Breathless," KennyG "Steep" is a beautiful sounding (Arista) (Platinum) cut which checks In as an amazing 3"Pocket Full of Kryptonite," bridget fonda piano ballad. Once again, the mu- ■att dilloa Spin Doctors (Epic Associated) sic sounds great and Christy's voice (Platinum) singles m is all that you would ever want It to Fri a Sal Midnignt Shows Only' 4."Unptugged," Eric Clapton be. (Duck) (Platinum) Here, the lyrics don't disappoint. Rock Horf0f 5." 12 Inches of Snow," Snow NEAT * * Beautiful music Is backed up by just •c »™*JC»J Groundhog Day (Eastwest) (Platinum) as beautiful words. ("Softly, gently, £ 6."Ten Summoner's Tales," I will let you down/Cause I don't Sting (A&M) love you In the same way now/I CINEMARKTHEATRES 7."The Chronic," Dr. Dre can hold you but not with lover's (Death Row-Interscope) (Plati- arms/Cause you are more of a CINEMA 5 num) brother to me now/And I can lie Crash Vega 12*4 N. Main SI. 8"Lose Control," Silk (Keia) next to you, but I can't lie to you.") All Shows $3.00 (Platinum) Here, you have much more depth after 6 p.m. with 9. "Songs of Faith and Devo- and meaning to the words, and this tion," Depeche Mode (Sire- diversity allows Christy to bare her •fcrt M nvmmwttit 4 p.m. Reprise) soul to the listener. Without a Saunter k Sutrjay: f ull SdwfcJ* 10." 'Aladdin' Soundtrack," doubt, this will be die song that FREE MOCKTAILS AND La* StaM Fri.» SO. ONLY (Disney) (Platinum) helps Christy hit it big. The rest of the record Is decent, ICE CREAM Copyright 1993, BiUboard- but nothing outstanding. "The Soundscan, Inc.-Broadcast Data Rumour" appears to be Christy's Karaoke 9 to 12 Tonight Systems. attempt to move into more up-

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I know their computers, phones were ringing of the hook, a blizzard was going truded slightly from his mouth and that I had to pay the price for get- on outside and I was sorting my mail. his forehead wrinkled in concentra- ting caught, but what good did It Nothing too exciting for me to read, but the usual "butt kissing" press tion. do? I'm obviously not reformed," releases. Nothing, that Is, until I noticed a particular envelope with the "Now that's the way to roll a he said, putting a flame to the end postmark of Arizona stamped upside down on it. joint," Antonio said with a smile. of the joint hanging from his As I looked into the comer I saw that the letter was from the Arizona He stuck the end in his mouth like a mouth, "If reforming was what state prison. At this point, I thought my old druggie, cigarette stealing cigarette, picked up his guitar and they wanted to do." boyfriend Bob had been relocated. Or, I thought It was a letter from my started strumming. Ironically, jail did nothing to de- car stealing old boyfriend Bob. Antonio is not his real name. ter Antonio from smoking mari- Either way, I really didn't want to open that letter. And either way I will Currer.ay, he is a freshman here at juana. When he was transferred to never go out with another guy named "Bob." the University and he has decided, the Cuyahoga Hills Boys School, a Curiosity got the best of me, and I tore open the envelope half expect- for obvious reasons, that it would type of reform-Jail for younger ing a mlnislcule little bomb planted by Bob *1 or Bob *2 to explode In be prudent to keep his identity a adults and teen-agers, Antonio had my face sending me Into hyperspace. secret. Smoking marijuana is still a a rude, yet welcome, awakening - Obviously, this did not occur. crime in this country and he has he could still get reefer In Jail. What I received Instead was a plea for pen pals who would write to already paid the price for smoking "The guards would know we two Inmates of an Arizona maximum security prison. At first I laughed, it once. were getting some [pot], and they then I made a smart ass sign and hung it up in the news room - all very "It was awful," Antonio said, would just take the bribe money professional. shuddering. "It was total restraint we'd give 'em and turn their heads Then I thought, why not? My reporting skills were bursting forth and I from Defiance to Bowling Green - Insidcr/icaon Komykowski while we went in the showers and had to know the story. I had to know why these two guys requesting that handcuffs all the way in the car, smoked up. We would turn on the I "Jump on the bandwagon and Adopt-a-Convict" gut busted. I mean, bars on the seats and two cops es- showers so the steam would diffuse what in the hell did they do to be put into an Arizona state Maximum corting me wherever I went. They It isn't only the aberrants who the smell. It worked, It happened security prison? took me to a cell in Bowling Green are smoking the ganja now. The all the time, and they [the Well, I got the answer - now I don't know if I wanted It. right away, where I stayed for 22 new smokers don't feel guilty for guards|were as crooked as could days," he said. smoking marijuana any more than be. But we didn't have any objec- KuJuM. At 17, Antonio believed he had a the sixties' flower children did. tions," Antonio said. "At least we promising college career ahead of Conforming to social mores then could do something that made that Ju him, wrestling at the college level, was a no-no because it stood for horrible place easier to stomach." ft!/ ttmtf '--.^ t MM' and of course, the senior prom. the establishment, and the estab- Antonio had no contact with the >*Vt << Ji'.-' i*J n--#i( I. JU i£ju" But a felony charge changed all lishment was no good. Smoking outside world for almost three L I.I MXul .r ,,,.!' w ^4- Jib A*t +J ...«ll rtv. Ik.J fuJJ* J.t-feUi J*»- , A +*)M iv*.,.. I >' J,u...h , UK JL\**** M*U*U, lK4UM| breaking and entering, and as part inal. longed to the state and the guards of a deal, he gave me to the heat. who took turns patrolling the hall- He chose me 'cause he was "I was in bed [at the Cuyahoga way. ptffl. 'i JK^ILU iJit, I'V. I. xiu scared." Hills Boys School] with murderers "I got to know what time it was -A They met in the school parking and rapists an arm's length away," by mealtimes and guard changes," lot in December 1991, where An- Antonio said. "Did I deserve that Antonio said. "One guard 'dick- r ■''-....rJ.l J ^.\>C-JXA itflhl* ' -»<• ^ UK-^kf^ix. Jit, At* * tonio gave his friend the quarter kind of treatment because me and clicked' down the hallway, another p.., .M v U.. J fcJ u J.U.. Y«~ bag and his friend gave him $50. In my friends like to get high? The banged a stick against the wall and fi addition to the money, Antonio's guards and the people who were another guard would walk with his friend got him arrested, jailed and responsible for seeing my punish- keys slapping on his hip, making fined. ment carried out are the same this slap-Jingle kind of noise." c .• ~,..,u .. uv«j y uui c««wij - "I couldn't see my parents at all, people who let deals get set up and "I would hear that sitting on my f*«i .&iik'o aw. (i dLi fuj except for half an hour each week, who let us smoke It [pot] In the mercy of a Judge because "it's real- ram -*««•• *«c* uJJut -4. .UU Jtaul I «o««Ju <^C. J- -*J>«J concrete slab bed, in a cell that was showers." ly all up to him - whatever mood Uj.ll-, ,-*../• rfyH 33 of my own feet long, and 27 of the judge is in is what kind of sen- my own feet across, and 1 would What kind of messages is society tence you'll get." U>^f f'U. U-^ ♦*•**.-(««* J *i 4MUUVI«4^ -•> »..i^U* , f*»d*. , just want to scream. I didn't have supposed to be getting from these Luckily for him, Antonio's judge JJjbtifi 'ISLU. 4.^1 fcl) .>/ 14*1 ,"'f'- ' '-.'O- ''* 'H A-CHl any windows - except for a 3-by-5 law enforcement officials? What saw a good kid standing In front of i&*A**4 .!« f*.y .Loll! -'-<• _*A'H.J I'.SMU |«W< 4'Mll '^-A \ .»..»*.. d* 4^>u i»V« , uyk«J i.Kt*& window in the door that I could see does society do with people like him and struck a deal with Antonio. r through if I stood on my tiptoes." Antonio - clean-cut, responsible, The deal was reduced Jail time '/Uuj Jul ^tti .U a*i <■-<• V.. /i M f Shaking his head, he said, "I intelligent - who simply like to upon acceptance to college. An- didn't even get to see the sunshine smoke marijuana? tonio remembers waiting for the for four months! I lost 15 pounds, The messages from law en- acceptance letter, and viewing it as £<*., never went outside, went from forcement are mixed and confusing being kind of lifeline while he was prison to a locked car with bars - at best. From Antonio's account, a In Jail. But when he received the there was always a cop with me," smoker could be at the complete news that he had been accepted to he said. and my mom cried a lot," Antonio Bowling Green, he could finally see And now, with a little clemency said. the light at the end of the tunnel, ROCK GOSSP FROM _^ . „_ mtm u from a judge, Antonio lives in an He had been class president, and his life started to look up. TUE Dl ■!»!# ouiiun Charlotte s Web will be releas- apartment here in Bowling Green wrestling team all-county champ, Getting out of Jail was one of the I Ht DLflUrl on/UVIr ing their self-titled full length album and attends class as a second- headed toward captain of the wres- happiest moments Antonio can - , April 23. The record, which will In- semester freshman. However, the tling team and headed toward col- remember. Finally, his ordeal was i, ..xi&x. dude 10 songs, will be available at difference between Antonio and lege. Now he was in jail for getting over and he could start rebuilding Madhatter Music Co. for $6. other freshmen is probably only the his friend some pot. his life where he left off. The band, which recently added severity of his brush with the law. "I was treated like a criminal," "To celebrate," Antonio said new drummer Garrett Brown, will Reefer has been around a long he said. with a wicked grin, "I rolled a huge be playing their last date in Bowl- time, and it seems that our genera- He sat back and put his guitar on hooter, went for a long walk and ing Green Sunday, April 25 at the tion has finally picked up on It. his knees. Picking thoughtfully at felt the sun shine on my skin." WFAL/WBGU Second Annual

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First story by Mary Katharine Okorn pn vict pen pal plan Second story by Kimberly Larson Michelle, 3-2Z93 and nothing seems to be for sure. cle club right here In Ohio. I did Hey now! Hey Bowling Green, So all these uncertainties do have time in the Lucasvllle Southern what's up? Mercy, you know how their effects. So let me answer Ohio Correctional Facility, and Soap Summaries by Nick Ryan to bring sunshine Into a convict's that question later. How did we I've been doing time on and off life! I grew up in Marlon, Ohio come up with Adopt a Convict? ever since I was seven years old. and I don't know about now, but Real simple! We're all a bunch of For the first time in my life, I'm All My Children: General Hospital: Ohio was some very beautiful wayward kids that need attention starting to re-evaluate my per- Mona tells Nick Davis of Eri- Dominique's health de- country, yeah! 1 used to get on my really bad! We haven't had that spective on violence as a solution ca's teen-age nightmare and the teriorates; she and Scotty cling motorcycle after the snow many responses, but the people to life's problems. From now un- child she gave up for adoption. to the hope of Lucy's concep- stopped and I stayed on It 'til the that did were very good people. til this transition has completed Nick in turn hires Charlie to in- tion. Karen is acquitted of pla- snow started falling again. Do Most places 1 guess wouldn't It's course, I don't want to change vestigate Kendall. Kendall's jeal- giarism, and encourages Jagger they have limestone quarrys that print our letter. There are some anything. But It Is very lonely, so ousy of Bianca grows. Adam to find his siblings. Bill admits to are full of crystal clear water really unsociable people out I hope lean find a few people that proposes to Gloria, yet she re- a heartbroken Holly that he still around Bowling Green? Hey I'm there. We sent out a lot of letters. enjoy writing letters and don't fuses to marry him right away. has deep feelings for Victoria. A way happy you decided to walk It's been so long since I've seen mind every now and then looking Tad and Dixie's relationship therapy session with Gail gives on the wild side and write some- my family. It's hard to remember out for a person. Violence is continues to strain, while he is Alan and Monica some harsh in- body In prison; that's no rumor what they look like. It's not that power, but very limited! I'm Into drawn closer to Brooke, much to sight to their sons' feelings. about Playboy, that's a fact I've my family are bad people, I just the power of love now, and It Edmund's chagrin. Dixie catches got the issue. Dan Is young feel really bad putting them seems to be a very powerful Brooke and Tad kissing. enough to be in college, and I like through this ordeal. So I'll fust sit energy; things are starting to Guiding Light: young people myself. Young here and keep my mough shut, ya change In my life. And It has Harley reluctantly agrees to people tend to have an open know. You said you were sepa- nothing to do with a criminal atti- Another World: give up her search for her father. mind, and don't mind different rated from your family for two tude, so It's a very sacred change John and Kelsey save Jenna, However, Mallet secretly dis- perspectives. They just haven't months. It's hard forme to Iden- I'm going through. Now, how but not her baby. Dean blames covers evidence that makes him been brainwashed. Plus old peo- tify with that as an ordeal, be- about some feedback on that?! Felicia for his loss. The crisis believe that Frank Sr. is stifl alive. ple act and think old, and I'm just cause I spent seven months In forces Felicia to finally face her Roger blackmails Gilly into pub- not ready for the old thing. I have total Isolation one time. So I Until then, let me close this up alcohol demons. Cass, Frankie licly humiliating H.B. Mindy tells been In prtson since 1980, and I don't get excited over things like and if you have pictures, you're and Ryan unite to prove Christy Nick they cannot be friends. He have 'til 2013 to go! I'm here for that. allowed to send them, ya know. killed Douglas. then finds evidence of Eve's ma- murder, armed robbery and ag- Michelle, see if this makes Let's see how promiscuous you nipulations. Simultaneously, Eve gravated assault. I really don't sense to you; I've lived a very vio- can be! Hey now! draws closer to ultimately de- mind talking about prison, life or lent life. In fact, I used to be a I'm gone - send love and light As the World Turns: stroying her rival. Ed learns of anything else. I just hope the national enforcer for a motorcy- Chuck Kim and Bob are caught neck- Michelle's knowledge and ex- truth doesn 't scare you! People ing in a '57 convertible on their presses his jealousy over her re- watch TV and tend to stereotype anniversary. Bob and Kim's rela- lationship with HoOy. people In prtson. It's a very dan- tives return to town to help cele- gerous place to be, and life Is very brate their anniversary. Rosanna cheap. But the quality of some of isn't ready to spend the night Loving: the people would blow you away. with Evan. Michael's tomb is Jeff Hart man finds the amne- A lot of people are here simply vandalized. Susan turns to Bob siac Trisha and takes her to Italy. because they are victims of our for advice. Debbie runs into Corinth still believes Trisha is economy, or they didn't have the trouble during a moonlight drive. dead. Hannah fantasizes about money for proper representation. Emily goes to Italy for business. Jeremy. Clay tries to convince But then there area lot of people There, she receives an unex- Curtis to forget about Dinah Lee. that are here because they've pected letter. Jeremy tries to protect Dinah chosen to be criminals. Life in Lee from Clay. here Is very boring, childish and totally Intense at times. We are In One Life to Live: the Special Management Unit; I'- Bold and the Beautiful: Mortimer is arrested, but ve been here for three years for Brooke may be the sole owner Renee is determined to prove his stabbing a member of the Aryan of the Belief formula. The legali- innocence. Angela Holliday (Su- Brotherhood Prison Gang. No! ties of Brooke's position in the san DioO arrives in town de- I'm a tough guy. It was a case of Forrester family could cause termined to help Cord. Bo and him or me. In here It's the law of problems for the company. Nora renew their intimacy. Cain the jungle. Only the strong sur- Brooke holds all of the cards. finds proof to clear Tina. Angela vive. I'm 40 years old as of Feb. 9, Brooke also succeeds in making tries to convince Cord to forgive and I look back on my life and see Taylor feel like a misfit within Tina. Dorian's fears of breast that It was all designed to bring her own family. Eric's plans to cancer grows. Lee Ann leaves me where I am today. I'm not visit Genoa City leave Shelia in a town. Racial remarks dredge up sure I'd chanqe anything, even panic. Shelia tries to become tension between Kevin and Ra- though I'm not sure where I want friends with Taylor. chel. Marty and Suede find they to be. Life Is always roses. Sick, have much in common. huh? I'm just at a space In my life where I'm extremely confused. Days of Our Lives Just when John convinces Young and the Restless: Marlena to keep quiet about Trad gives in to Brad's desire \++++++++++++>+^+++++++++*+++++^+++++++ their affair, they learn a third and stops the divorce. Eric For- party knows of the discretion. rester arrives in town to meet Later, Marlena fears she may be with Lauren. Victoria reveals her Local Music Festival, "Cool-Aid." Wolfgram and Tom Gorman. Love Zombies at Mark's Pizza Pub, pregnant. Vivian's continued heartbreak to her mother. Nikki, Speaking of "Cool-Aid," the BABY, WHY DONT Blitzen at Gamers; WEDNESDAY: plots against Carry nearly harms in turn, confronts Ryan. Nikki free of charge festival will take WE...:TONIGHT: BUI Price at Yesterday's Jester at EasyStreet Nikki. Bo tries to prove his inno- and Victoria find Cole to be a place outside the Student Services Campus Pollyeyes, Genera Pan Cafe, Unsane at Howard's Gub H, cence. Kate's mysterious past is welcome guest at the ranch. Jill's Building and will begin at 12:00 tera at EasyStreet Cafe; SATUR- Auggie of the Skydogs at Tuxedo further revealed. Austin and Car- morning sickness becomes more p.m. Other local artists to be fea- DAY: Odd Girl Out at EasyStreet Junction, The Reprobates at Pol- rie almost give into their passion, evident. Nikki is surprised by the tured Include: PogeyBart, Ton, Cafe, Dirt Cherries at Campus Pol- lyeyes; THURSDAY: Twist-Offs at until Carrie pulls back out of hu- flowers from Victor sent on Scapegoat. Gone Daddy Finch, lyeyes; TONIGHT AND SATUR- EasyStreet Cafe, Calabash at miliation from her facial scars. "their" anniversary. Sweaty Whisker*. Black Minds DAY: Michael Katon at Howard's Howard's Club H, Rivermen at of Musk. Dirt Cherries. Derek Club H, Friar's Point at dub 21, Tuxedo Junction, Rizzo at Gamers *Maf, Aprils, m> 8 iMHgmpiiw The mall with it all Minnesota mall offers everything under the sun Unsane to invade

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Where can you buy the ultimate by Ross Weitzncr Matador release, Unsane pair of shoes, play a game of golf, Insider staff writer go to the dentist and ride a roller- Singles: '89'9t. Their first coaster all under one roof? At the album, the self-titled Unsane, mall, of course. Or rather, at THE was produced by Wharton mall. If you like "grungy, annoy- Tiers, producer of the highly Mall of America in Bloomington, ing, get-even-with-the- touted release by Helmet. Minn., Is the largest indoor retail nelghbors NY noise bands" Unsane also released a Single and entertainment center in the (College Music Journal), April of the Month under the Sub United States, covering 4.2 million 21 will be your day. Nationally Pop label with other bands in- square feet. Inside, you will find known Matador recording art- cluding Mudhoney and Sonic more than 300 different shops and ists, Unsane, are coming to Youth. Unsane has also been restaurants surrounding a seven- town for their first Bowling compared to Big Black, and acre amusement park called Camp /nstcteuflennifer Willis Green appearance. are considered the descendants Snoopy. The park has 25 rides and An Inside look at the Mall of America In Bloomlnglon. Minn. Sponsored by 88.1 of Sonic Youth. attractions. WBGU-FM, the show will take place at Howard's Club H at Unsane is the fourth More than 750,000 people above the park on a two-and-a- 10 p.m. Opening for Unsane Opened in August 1992, the come to the Mall of America every half-minute trek. nationally known band brought mall is designed to meet the needs week, according to Information will be Ton ana Cicada Tobin to Bowling Green by Other attractions Include a log J. Klinger, General Manager of of almost every shopper. You can provided by mall services, with 30 ride that ends with a 40-foot drop WBGU-FM In the past two buy everything from a blouse to a to 35 percent coming from ouslde WBGU, Is excited to bring Un- years. According to Klinger, "If down a waterfall. For those with sane to Bowling Green. pair of glasses to a cruise in the the Immediate area. Sometimes the Unsane show is success- tamer tastes, there are bumper "We have a real opportunity Bahamas. When you're hungry, the 13,000 spaces In the mall's cars, a carousel and a Junior-sized ful, WBGU-FM win be bringing there are 26 sit-down restaurants to prove that Bowling Green is other nationally known bands two parking structures can be filled Ferris wheel. a good place for up-and- and two fast food courts. If you get to capacity. In the middle of the park is the to the area." tired, rent an electric scooter from coming bands to play," Klinger Three bucks at the door will "We also have an extra 6,200 Snoopy Fountain, which has water said. mall services for the day. Take In a spaces available for overflow park- cannons to shoot at various targets get you In to see one of heck of movie at the 14-screen movie The three man band is on a show. If grunge-rock is your ing and for mall employees," said in the fountain. Patrons can follow tour promoting their newest theatre, or take a splash on the log Jayne Schrandt, an administrative the river to an area where they pan bag, I wouldn't miss this one! ride In Camp Snoopy. assistant for Mall of America Public for gold buried In the sand. Relations. "We set a projection of 40 million people by 1996, and The Mall of America seems to we're already approaching 20 mil- have something for everyone. lion after only eight months." Stars such as Arnold Schwar- Planning for the mall started in zenegger, Janet Jackson, Tom and 1985, with ground-breaking cere- Roseanne Arnold and even Orville monies in June 1989. More than Reddenbacher have been spotted 6,000 workers were used in con- roaming the hallways. struction, and the mall now em- There is so much to this mall It's ploys more tham 11,000 people. nearly impossible to see everything This helped Minneapolis and St. in one day. Schrandt said that to Paul lead the nation in Job growth, walk all around the mall and spend according to John Wheeler, gen- only one minute In each store eral manager for the Mall of Amer- would take seven hours. Insider/knon KomyVowski ica. Guest Services helps people with Unsane Camp Snoopy is the center at- any need they may have while en- traction in the "Mega-Mall." The Joying their experience, but one of park Is filled with trees and the ceil- the most frequently asked ques- »^^A^AAA*AA»^^^^^*^^^^V ing is a continuous skylight, giving tions is sometimes one of the most the park an outdoor feel. The roller difficult for them: "Can you help ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES. /nsider/Oenn ifer Willis coaster twists through the trees me find my car?" Just one of the attractions at THE mall. iSUBJunv* $1.49 6 inch cold cut combo special

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