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Wednesday, June 12, 1996 Bowling Green, Volume 83, Issue 135 The News' Hard liquor ads return to Briefs

Buckeye Boys State TV after 30-year hiatus

to continue this The Associated Press of distilled liquor continue to drop. other markets, though none has week The total number of cases sold fell been announced, tne Journal said. The largest mock NEW YORK - After almost 30 from 190 million in 1980 to 135 mil- It's too soon to know if other com- government in the nation years, hard liquor commercials have lion last year, according to M. Shan- panies will follow Seagram's lead, will continue until June 16 returned to television, The Wall ken Communications, a New York but the Distilled Spirits Council, an for the 18th consecutive Street Journal reported today. publisher of industry trade maga- industry trade group, said it supports year. Seagram this week began a series The program is a highly zines. Seagram even though its own volun- structured, multi-faceted of 30-second ads for its Crown Royal Seagram sold 1.8 million cases of tary code calls for no ads. experience in learning how whiskey on an NBC station in Texas, Crown Royal last year, up from Council president Fred A. Meister the Ohio government ending the spirits industry's self- 880,000 in 1980, the publisher said. said in a statement that "as a matter works. imposed ban on TV advertising. The Texas commercials, which of fairness, our industry strongly be- Several speakers will talk The company said the voluntary began Sunday on KRIS-TV in Cor- lieves we should not be discrimi- about political issues during Code of Good Practice of the Dis- pus Christi. follow a 30-second whis- nated against, nor should we discrim- the rest of Buckeye Boys tilled Spirits Council of the U.S. key spot Seagram ran quietly during inate against ourselves." State. "placed its spirits products at a com- an equestrian event it sponsored on Wood County Commis- petitive disadvantage to beer and the Prime Sports Networks chain of The Canadian-based company's sioner James Carter will wine." speak today. Ohio Gov. regional sports channels. spirits and wine business has almost George Voinovich will Seagram's move comes as sales The company also plans to look at $5 billion in annual sales. speak June 14. The American Legion is sponsoring the events. Clinton announces science awards Koppel considering The Associated Press of the Massachusetts Institute of overall structure of genomes. Technology, was honored for "his James L. Flanagan, director of the all offers WASHINGTON - Paul A. Sa- LOS ANGELES - Ted fundamental contributions to eco- Center for Computer Aids at Rutgers Koppel says he's happy at muelson, who won the 1970 Nobel nomic science, education and policy University, for bringing engineering ABC and doesn't plan to bolt Prize for economics, is one of 13 re- for nearly 60 years." He was Presi- techniques and speech science the network when his con- cipients of the nation's highest sci- dent John F. Kennedy's economic together to solve basic problems in tract runs out in September. ence and technology awards. adviser. speech communication. But that doesn't mean he President Clinton announced Sa- The other Medal of Science win- Richard M. Karp, professor at the won't. muelson on Monday as one of eight ners, chosen by the National Science University of Washington, for his The longtime "Nightline" individuals honored with the National Foundation, are: work in linking advances in theo- anchorman said, if other Joe Boyk/The BC News Medal of Science established by Norman Davidson, professor retical computer- science to real- networks want to talk, he's Congress. The medals will be a emeritus at the California Institute of A group of children watch the Olympic Torch pass through Four listening. world problems. warded at a White House ceremony Technology, for breakthroughs in C. Kumar N. Patel, vice chancellor Corners Saturday evening. The torch came through about an "I've had a lot of people hour after it was scheduled. call me to say they want to later this summer. chemistry and biology which led to at UCLA for his invention of the car- talk to me," Koppel said in Samuelson, a professor emeritus the earliest understanding of the bon dioxide laser. Tuesday's Los Angeles Times. "I'm going to say to them, 'Dazzle me with your creativity.' Sergeant found guilty of premeditated murder Koppel, 56, said he loves a challenge and thinks it would be foolish not to Estes Thompson Knight said he reported the prob- listen to new proposals. The Associated Press Unanimous verdict could mean death for official lem and Kreutzer was removed from "I'm not sending any sig- the squad and given counseling. But nal at all," he said. "I'm go- FORT BRAGG, N.C. - An Army evitably you're responsible tor your In his closing argument, pros- cluded paranoid and narcissistic when Kreutzer returned to Fort ing to tell (ABC News sergeant who killed an officer and own actions," Molon said. ecutor Capt. Paul Barden told jurors traits. Bragg in July 1994, he had different President) Roone (Arledge) wounded 18 other soldiers in a Because the jurors' finding on the that Kreutzer loaded his magazines Kreutzer talked often about shoot- leaders who did not intervene when the same thing." sniper attack was found guilty today murder count was unanimous, with ammunition the night before the ing people, said William Knight, a the harassment continued. of premeditated murder and could Kreutzer becomes eligible for the attack, and even selected special former sergeant who served with Photographer face the death penalty. death penalty, and jurors began de- bullets. Kreutzer in the 82nd Airborne Divi- claims book printed The guilty verdict was unanimous liberating his sentence after the ver- While Kreutzer, 27, of Clinton, Md., sion in the Sinai Peninsula in 1994 against Sgt. William Kreutzer, whose dicts were announced. had left a suicide note, he had more and at Fort Bragg until last year. "It proves one point; hot picture lawyers had argued that premedita- Kreutzer had pleaded guilty to in mind than killing himself, Barden Another comrade testified that NEW YORK - The man tion was not proven. Badger's murder before the court- said. Kreutzer boasted of his plans the ... that inevitably who took the famous sub- The military jury deliberated for martial, but prosecutors refused to While loading his clips, Kreutzer night before the sniper attack. you're responsible for way grate picture of Mari- slightly less than two hours before accept the plea and decided to pur- carefully selected hollow-point and Knight said Kreutzer had once lyn Monroe says a book pub- your own actions." lisher got It hot. finding Kreutzer guilty of premedi- sue the death penalty by proving tracer bullets for his AR-15, the civil- talked about watching a gathering of Sam Shaw filed a federal tated murder in the Oct. 27 death of premeditation. ian version of the M-16, so he could generals and said there wasn't lawsuit Monday against Maj. Stephen Badger. Defense attorneys argued that aim easily and cause great pain, he enough security to keep him from .Joseph Molon Rizzoli International Pub- The panel of five officers and sev- Kreutzer had received mental help in said. shooting them if he wanted. lications, saying the com- en enlisted soldiers also found the past, and that fellow soldiers ig- "If suicide were his only motive, he "What was in his mind was how 25 pany had no right to use the Kreutzer guilty on 18 charges of at- nored threats he had made before could have fired that round into his easily he could kill these guys," picture in "Marilyn Mon- tempted murder for shooting at his the sniper attack. own head instead of Maj. Badger," Knight said. roe, The Life, The Myth," fellow soldiers as they gathered for a "Did he have a premeditated de- said Barden. During the Sinai assignment, Kreutzer called a soldier in his which was published in morning run. sign to kill or a plan to do something During testimony Monday, Maj. Kreutzer talked about wanting to kill squad the night before the attack and January. One of the shooting victims, Spc. else, to kill himself or cry for help?" C.J. Diebold. chief psychiatrist at "I'm getting mad," Shaw the members of his squad because said he was loading weapons and said. "I love working but Joseph Molon, 25, called it "a well- defense attorney Capt. James Martin Fort Bragg, testified that after Kreut- fellow soldiers put sand in his boots, preparing to shoot at a formation of I'm getting exasperated and deserved verdict." asked in his closing argument. "His zer's arrest psychiatrists determined tripped him and called him names his brigade the next day, another angry at all the stealing "It proves one point; ... that in- cry for help was not answered." he had a personality disorder that in- like "Crazy Kreutzer," Knight said. soldier testified. that's going on." The photo, which shows Monroe with her white dress billowing around her thighs, was taken In 1954 Ribeau names Mason to new position during filming of "The Sev- en Year Itch." Shaw was in Jay Young said," Mason said. "It's nice that Sid- on any relation between the lawsuit ney," Mason said. charge of photo publicity The BC News ney recognizes this University has and the new assignment because he John Moore was appointed interim for the film. needed someone who focuses on has not thought about it. vice president for University Re- Phil Mason has been named direc- government." lations last month when Mason went Hussein awarded tor of government relations by Presi- President Sidney Ribeau ex- on medical leave. Moore will contin- honorary law de- dent Sidney Ribeau. plained the new assignment in a ue in the vice president position until Mason leaves the post of vice statement released after the de- "I think what I'm a permanent administrator is ap- gree president for University Relations, cision. going to focus on is pointed. Moore will not be returning NEW YORK-Jordan's where he has worked for the past six "Phil has been working with local, to his former assignment as' assistant King Hussein can add a years. He said doing the very best vice president for human relations. legal degree to his list of ti- state and federal officials for nearly tles. the position will 13 years and has a great deal of job I can do for the Mason will report to the vice presi- Hussein was awarded an give him a governmental relations experience." institution and I can dent for University Relations in his honorary law degree by chance to con- Ribeau said. "It is important that new role. New York University for centrate on what Bowling Green strengthen its do for Sidney." "I'll be working closely with John his dedication to democracy was a small part governmental relations efforts on all and Sidney," Mason said. "It's going and efforts to bring peace to of his job. levels." Mason, whose salary will to be great to have the' time to strate- the Middle East. "In the other remain at $85,000, takes the new gize and really focus." "King Hussein has been job I was going in position following a spring that saw Phil Mason Mason said he will also be doing a an inspiring voice in the J«* Boyle/The BC Newi four or five the University sued by former em- director of government relations small amount of fund raising. forums of the world during different direc- Mason difficult times," said Uni- Don Brown, of NBC 24, car- ployee Bernadette Noe. Noe claimed "That will be secondary work, but I versity President L. Jay ries the Olympic Torch tions at the same her charges that Mason sexually ha- will be doing some. Wherever Sidney Oliva at a ceremony and down Poe Road near North time and each direction was a place I rassed her were not investigated "I think what I'm going to focus on' feels I can be of help," Mason said. dinner Monday. Prospect Street. needed to be and depending a lot on properly. is doing the very best job I can do for Ribeau has not announced plans what my good contacts in Columbus Mason said he couldn't comment the institution and I can do for Sid- for a vice president search. Opinion Page 2 June 12, 1996 Representative Tom tests the yawn domino theory

The clock chimes rhythmi- posed to all of the other weird ing was contagious? You know, cally twelve times. All of the things humans do for the entertain- that one designated loser in every discusses flag townsfolk are in bed. The tree om ment of the aliens watching us class you have? You know, he's branches sway slowly, then faster. (trust me, they are). For example, the one that sleeps the entire time The wind begins to moan, and then Mather sneezing. Why isn't sneezing con- and either: a) fails the class miser- guidelines ... it yawns. tagious? It's similar to a yawn. To ably; or b) receives an 'A,' making No, that was me. I have de- me, a sneeze is basically just a him even more of a loser. I would Congressman Paul Gillmor cided this week to perform a really violent yawn. A yawn says, propose that in a world of conta- Friday, June 14, is Flag Day. On this day, Americans honor ground breaking experiment, in Who shot JFK? Does Diet Dr. Pep- "Ho hum. I'm tired." A sneeze gious sleeping, this person would our nation's flag by displaying it publicly. The Government Printing which I stay up very late and then per really taste more like regular says, Take this!" no longer be a loser. He would Office has published a history of the flag and set of guidelines for try to write a column. (TRANSLA- Dr. Pepper, or is that just a cheap This is why the second most become more than a mere mortal. flag display I thought might interest you. TION: I procrastinated all week advertising ploy? Why is yawning famous Nazi ever, Hector Gesund, He'd be a god among men. That's The first flag of the colonists to have any resemblance to the long, and now I have to get this contagious? coined the term "gesundheit," his right, he'd be Super Contagious present Stars and Stripes was the Grand Union Flag. Its design thing done because I work in the When I asked why yawning own personal version of "Heil Sleep Man! consisted of 13 stripes, alternately red and white, with a blue field morning. Also, construction work- is contagious, I didn't mean WHY Hitler." Gesundheit was originally Just imagine it. It is a typical in the upper lefthand corner bearing the red cross of St. George of ers on campus, notice how I used scientifically does it occur. We all supposed to be uttered after one boring lecture in class until... sud- England with the white cross of St. Andrew of Scotland. This was the words "ground breaking." I know that it is inversely propor- of 37 German passwords. Unfor- denly, 6uper Contagious Sleep our unofficial national flag on July 4,1776 and in many early battles have realized that your bid to take tional to the theory of gravity. We tunately, when pronounced cor- Man begins to yawn ... the profes- in the War of Independence. In the ensuing months, the final breach over campus and then the world is have all heard the story of how a rectly, each of these German sor yawns ... SCS Man falls asleep between the colonies and Great Britain brought about the removal going to be successful, and I young, tired Isaac Newton was sit- words sounded not unlike a ... and the professor falls asleep, of the British Union from the canton of our striped flag and the wanted to be the first to suck up to ting under the tree one day. Grav- sneeze. class dismissed! SCS Man has substitution of stars on a blue field. the new world order.) ity made him tired, so he sat down. As a matter of fact, every saved the day once again. After the war, when two new states, Kentucky and Vermont, I thought, "Hey, how hard can He was so tired he yawned, word in the German language Of course, SCS Man would were admitted to the Union, a resolution was adopted expanding it be? If nothing else, I'll just write stretched, and leaned back. This sounds not unlike a sneeze. This only use his powers for good, not our flag to fifteen stars and stripes. This was the first to be flown a whole column with nothing but motion moved the apple tree he turned the tide of the war, because evil. For example, SCS Man would over a foreign fortress when American forces raised it above the old camp songs." Then I realized I was sitting against, causing an our spies learned this phrase, and NOT: Crash at your house the only pirate stronghold in Tripoli in 1805 and was the flag flown during already did that last week. With- apple to fall on his head. Of the corresponding sneezes, infil- weekend of the year your parents the War of 1812. However, realizing the flag would become un- out further fanfare, I will continue course, the resulting concussion trating Germany until we were able are gone and your French girlfriend wieldy with a stripe for each new state, Congress decided in 1818 on in my rambling after two juicy made Sir Isaac forget that it was to take it over on the now famous, is in town. He WOULD: Purpose- to adopt a flag of 13 stripes for the original 13 states and adopt a tidbits of advice about this column. YAWNING that made the apple fall, "Hitler Has V-D Day." fully stay up late the night before new star for every new state added to the union. This has re- JUICY TIDBIT #1: The closer you not gravity. This is too bad, be- This is the end of my second your Chemistry test, in order to mained the standard to this day. get to the end of the column, the cause today we study gravity and tangent. ensure that he would fall asleep It is a universal custom to display the flag only from sunrise later I've been up. JUICY TIDBIT force in physics class, when we What I really want to know is, immediately during the test the to sunset on buildings and on stationary flagstaffs in the open. #2: SURGEON GENERALS could be studying yawning and why isn't sleeping contagious? It next day, using the aforementioned However, when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be dis- WARNING - you might want to napping in sleep class. would make sense. Yawning is method to postpone your test in- played twenty-four hours a day if properly illuminated during the read the other column first this This is the end of my tangent. contagious. You yawn when you're definitely. As long as he's staying hours of darkness. The flag should be hoisted briskly and lowered week. When I asked why yawning tired. Being tired causes sleep, so up all night, you might even try to ceremoniously and should not be displayed when weather is in- As I sit here tired, yawning, is contagious, I meant why is why isn't sleeping contagious? get him to write your column for clement, except when an all weather flag is displayed. questions are forming in my mind. YAWNING contagious, as op- Wouldn't it be great if sleep- you. It worked for me. When the flag of the is displayed from a staff projecting horizontally or at an angle from the window sill, bal- cony, or front of a building, the union of the flag should be placed at the peak of the staff unless the flag is at half-staff. When the flag is suspended over a sidewalk from a rope extending from a house to a pole at the edge of the sidewalk, the flag should be hoisted out, union first, from the building. CF TUB- raw£% w gF The flag, when flown at half-staff, should be first hoisted to the peak for an instant and then lowered to the half-staff position. The flag should be again raised to the peak before it is lowered for the day. On Memorial Day, the flag should be displayed at half- staff until noon only, then raised to the top of the staff. By order of the President, the flag shall be flown at half-staff upon the death of principal figures of the United States Govern- ment or the Governor of a State, territory, or possession, as mark of respect to their memory. The flag shall be flown at half-staff thirty days from the death of the President or former President; ten days from the day of death of the Vice President, the Chief Justice or a retired Chief Justice of the United States, or the Speaker of the House of Representatives; from the day of death until interment of an Associated Justice of the Supreme Court, a Secretary of an executive or military department, former Vice Presi- dent, or the Governor of a State, territory, or possession; and^n the day of death and the following day for a member of Congress. The flag of the United States should be at the center and at the highest point of the group when a number of flags of States, localities or pennants of societies are grouped and displayed from staffs. When flags of two or more nations are displayed they are to be flown from separate staffs of the same height. The flags should be of approximately equal size International protocol forbids the display of the flag of one nation above that of another nation in a King has a dream for the future time of peace. I hope these guidelines are helpful. Ladies and gentlemen, we stop to crime. Whatever it may be, sure they conform to at least some each generation progressively gets are worrywarts. Our biggest fear I believe the most vital commodity societal norms and.mores). We all better and better, provided that is probably that of the future. Will for the future are the kids. know it's the parents who keep the each one is nurtured and cared for there be wars? Will there be finan- Consider this, our future is kids in line, and that's good, but un- by its predecessor. Kids, as we all cial collapse? Will we meet aliens? the children's present. Granted, fortunately, not all of them are do- know, cannot live on their own. The BG News The inquiries are endless. we would be sacrificing our time ing their job, whether at all or cor- They need our help, our wisdom, Of course, these questions and money for these kids, but, then rectly. our expertise and most importantly, "A Commitment to excellence" pose great concern and stimulate again, isn't that what love is sup- I'm sure that most of the par- our experience. wonderful, albeit long discussions. posed to be all about? The key to ents who are reading this are ex- In short, we need to give our- One thing is for sure, it is pointless a superior future lies in play- cellent at raising their kids. This is selves to them. Staff to sit down and talk about them. grounds all over the world. A prom- where we come to the heart of the Now, I don't know if it's al- I'm sure you all agree when I say ising and emerging leader might be matter: kids aren't at home all the ways been like this, I haven't been Dawn Keller Jay Young the only way to accomplish things time. What are some of the kids around long enough to say so. I Managing editor News editor playing amongst them right now. is through action. Instead of pull- After all, isn't one of Darwin's doing out there? At a mall, a park also don't know if it can get any Joe Boyle Tiffany Wendeln ing our hair out over the future, we most important principles that all or even out in the streets, there are better, but I do know it can get Photo editor Copy chief need to focus on the present be- beings alive are meant to survive? young kids either on their own or worse. It wouldn't hurt to try to fore we even think about tomorrow. I'm not talking individually here, I hanging out with a bunch of peers. improve the situation (or at least Anna Wahrman Aaron Weisbrod In fact, if we worry more about to- mean a whole group of particular It is up to the adults around them keep it the same), though, right? Copy chief Reporter day than the next day, why, I think animals. In our case, that would to make sure they don't get out of I might be hypocritical and in Tanya Markul Antje Schiffler we may not have to worry about be the entire human race. line, or worse yet, cross the line. over my head writing a piece like reporter Reporter the future much. A pristine ex- We cannot be selfish if hu- Then there's school. I hear this since I am only a 20-year-old ample would be studying for a mans are to prevail during the next something on a frequent basis guy in college with a very long way Olivia Inkrotl Amanda Barnetl class. If students study for a class millennium. If one becomes so, he about the plight of some schools to go in life. i opy editor Copy editor now, they should do fine in that or she can possibly act like a bad across the nation. No, I don't have any kids, all class. It's the same as checking apple, that is, one spoils the bunch. We have elementary kids I know is I love 'em, and they de- the weather for the next day so you We must stay steadfast and true I carrying guns into school! We serve nothing but the best. Copyright © 1996 by The : .< . News. Reprinting of know what to wear. and do what is best for our chil- have teachers who couldn't care Everyday, observe kids around you any material in this publication whitout the permission of The News is strictly prohibited. So, the question I think we dren. They are nothing more than I less if their students did not gradu- and try to imagine what we are The News is an independent student voice should be asking ourselves is what innocent, dependent, and bright- : ate or perhaps even got shot in the doing for them. founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic are we all doing today to make to- eyed little people who will grow up streets. Don't look at them too long year and Wednesday's in the summer. morrow a better place to live in? and live in a world of our making. For crying out loud, many of or you'll start looking like a Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those Each and every one of us has our So just how do we go about them are still using books that are pedophile, but long enough to see of the student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not own way of contributing to society helping the children? Well, first, it now obsolete by years! the magic and potential that these necessarily those of The I M News. and the world alike. Yes, most of is everyone's responsibility to aid My point is this, the govern- kids have to offer. So, all in all, we Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 them are probably worthwhile and them, regardless. ment should spend money on must keep on loving, caring, nour- words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone noble presents to us and probably Of course, the biggest re- schools that suffer serious prob- ishing and educating our children, number and University affiliation, if any. The B< News also help put a glimmer in the ho- sponsibilities lie on the shoulders lems and the education system in or all will be lost. I've often thought reserves the right to edit any and all letters. general. The News encourages its readers to notify the rizon out there. The thing is, which of parents and guardians, but it to myself that kids are the source paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. one of those "gifts" holds the deci- never hurts to help them out. I'm It is the kids who will not only of life, for they are so full and vi- sive key to an improved future? not saying to instill certain beliefs learn the basics of everything we brant of it. Let's keep it that way, 210 West Hall It could be research for a cure and ideals in those kids, they de- have to offer, but also come up with shall we? Bowling Green State University to cancer and AIDS, that would velop their own. their own solutions for problems Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 help a lot, or it could be a practic- Just help them along their that have been or are plaguing us Gabe King's e-mail address bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu ing method of police enforcement way, kind of gently pushing them today. is still gkingObgnet.bgsu.edu. or punishment that almost puts a in the right path (such as making It is a pet theory of mine that See you In a week.

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Politicians, artists discuss Stretching future of NEA in forum JOhnSeewer about how communities successfully Former Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste 1 ne A asDCHlEd P teas and systematically support the arts," said the arts are part of economic vi- the actress said. tality in the state. COLUMBUS - The leader of the The NEA has lost about 39 percent "Arts jobs are important jobs, too," National Endowment (or the Arts rea- of its budget last year. Republican he said. lizes that funding for the agency lawmakers in Congress forced the But the Democrat, who served as never will be the same. So Jane grants-making agency to cut funding governor from 1983-91, said funding Alexander is looking for help. for many arts organizations and lay for the arts should come first from the Alexander, the endowment's off about half of its administrative public, not the government. chairwoman, on Monday talked with staff. "Part of art is its independence." artists, politicians and community "We are at a crossroads," she Celeste said. leaders in an NEA-sponsored forum said. "The question before us all is, on the future of the arts community. what is the value of artists and arts Wayne Lawson, executive director The forum was the first of six organizations to their communities?" of the Ohio Arts Council, said it is up scheduled around the country to help Alexander believes public support to leaders of the cultural community communities assess the value of the is needed now more than ever. to "keep it at the forefront." arts and develop cultural programs. "If the arts are anything, they're Rafala Green, an artist from St. interactive," Alexander said. "We Paul, Minn., said she didn't think art "As cuts in public sector support need more interaction." should be thought of as an economic for the arts diminish ... it became Panelists agreed, saying that the tool. dear that we should be collecting, arts aid economic and cultural devel- "I'm bothered by the thought that sharing, and distributing information opment. art has to justify itself," she said. Welfare overhaul begins in July

JOhnSeewer controlled Legislature, is designed to system, which take effect July 1, in- The A asaciatEd P leas move people off welfare and into the duce: work force. COLUMBUS - People looking to Vomovich on Tuesday signed a bill ■ Requiring recipients lo sign con- get money out of the state's welfare that brings state law into compliance tracts specifying the steps they will system will find the process a little with a federal waiver and allows Ohio take to prepare for employment; tougher beginning next month. to move forward with welfare reform. ■ Limiting recipients to benefits for "We realized that the welfare stat- a maximum of three out of five years; The overhaul of the welfare us quo or dependency could not con- ■ Penalizing recipients who do not system, a priority for Gov. George tinue," Voinovich said. work or further their education while Volnovich and the Republican- The changes in the welfare accepting benefits. Bobcat may have moved on

The A 333ciatBd P ess that bobcats will dig out a hole under there is one around it is not a threat a shed or a tree to have their kit- to humans. It would avoid human WEST WHEELING, Ohio - Resi- tens." contact at all cost, that is its nature." dents of a rural area outside the city Residents don't actually know that Christie Forrester said she is con- think a bobcat that had been preying a bobcat has been causing the prob- cerned because her 4-year-old son on pet cats and small wildlife may lems. The mystery animal hasn't plays outside. She said she also has have moved on to better hunting been seen. noticed the dedine in the small ani- grounds. Game Warden Greg Holt said he mal population in the neighborhood. But they want the local game war- had received complaints that pets "When I first moved here in den to track it to make sure. and other small animals were dis- December, there were rabbits and TW AiMclatcd Prcii "We have had about 20 cats turn appearing but could not confirm that squirrels all over the place," she Janice Koltrane, 28, practices for a ballet recital in Dellroy, Ohio. Koltrane said ballet has been a up missing up here." said Evelyn a bobcat had killed them. said. "You don't see them now." bobby for her since she was at least five years old. Tiger. "We also found a bobcat hole "The possibility exists, they have Bobcats resemble house cats, but under our shed, and we found out shown up in the past," he said. "If weigh about 30 pounds. 'AVAILABLE HOUSING FOR THE FALL* ~ American Heart i t BEDROOM APARTMENTS Ohio swept by Olympic fever Association.. 228 S. COLLEGE (CATS PERMITTED) ABOVE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS Lisa Comw ell across America. It made its way to doudy skies to welcome the torch to The Associated Piess Columbus Friday night from Cincin- northeast Ohio just seemed to want a If you are what you eat, 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS nati, and traveled through northwest little taste of the Olympic experience. 702 FOURTH STREET #C SPIRAL STAIRS AND A 2 CAR CLEVELAND - Olympic fever Ohio and into Michigan Saturday be- whv not cut back on fat? QARAOE See TORCH, page four. swept into the dty this weekend as fore arriving at Cleveland's North 309 HIGH STREET about 5,000 people gathered along Coast Harbor aboard a Great Lakes the Lake Erie shore to welcome the freighter on Sunday. Ml I SOS FIFTH STREET FREE GAS HEAT, WATER AND Olympic flame back to Ohio. Runners planned to carry the torch SEWER The torch, which is scheduled to through communities along the lake Units still available for fall '96 arrive in Atlanta on July 19 for the shore today until reaching the Penn- 824 SIXTH STREET FREE GAS HEAT. WATER AND SEWER sylvania border this evening. opening of the Summer Games, is on R.E. Management 70S FIFTH STREET 2 BEDROOMS AND 2 FULL BATHS an 84-day, 15,000-mile journey Those who waited eagerly under "Quality Off-Campus Housing" Newlove Realty Rentals 841 Eighth St. 777 Manville — Our only office 352-5620 733 Manville Campus Manor 755 Manville (505 Clough) 1 Chicken Fried Rice ■ • Coupon good at BG only CHECK OUT OUR REDUCED HATES ON SELECTED PROPERTIES | • Please bring ad with you. CALL US TODAY OR STOP IN FOR BROCHURE HOT DAYS [00L NIGHTS CHINA M-F 8 to 5 SAT 8 tO 12 "3 Railroad St. SUMMER 96 ■UMHtiJL OPEN DAILY 352-9302 (next to Kinko't) 11 a.m. -9 p.m. /WO/VD/TY MUSICIANS & f/ROSTY Stop By and See What's Good For Lunch! . fREEBISS 1080S. MoinSt., BG, OH • 353-8413 EVERY MONDAY (BEGINNING JUNE 17) Welcome Boys Staters I 1:20AM-1 2:30PM for LOCATED DIRECTLY BGSU Merchandise BEHIND THE UNION BRING YOUR LUNCH...ENJ0Y SOME FROSTY T-Shirts Mugs Notepads FREEBIES AND SOME GOOD MUSICIII Sweatshirts Key Chains Pencils Hats Bears Tumblers FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTTVmES Jackets Candy Jars Pendants 372-2343 Pop Snacks

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The A ssaciatBd P ass Cities and Sawyer, among others, are all responsible for breaking the SANTA BARBARA. Calif. - The confidentiality agreement. father of a boy who accused Michael Jackson of child molestation sued the pop star for allegedly violating a promise not to discuss their out-of- "The allegations court settlement. made in the lawsuit Jackson violated the agreement by vehemently denying the molestation are false, and I will allegations in a television interview vigorously challenge with Diane Sawyer on "Prime Time Live" last June.'the lawsuit says. them. The case was filed May 7 in Super- ior Court, sealed May 30 and un- Michael Jackson sealed Friday. It was scheduled for a pop star management conference Sept. 4 be- fore Judge James Jennings. A lengthy investigation of Jackson They "developed, orchestrated, began in August 1993 when the boy, participated and carried out a then 13. claimed the performer had scheme to falsely accuse the minor sex with him. ft ended after Jackson ... in the news media of lying about reached an out-of-oourt settlement, his claims that defendant Jackson reportedly for $15 million to $20 mil- had sexually molested and assaulted lion. the minor," the lawsuit states. Prosecutors in Los Angeles and Jackson responded in a written Santa Barbara counties concluded statement: "The allegations made in their inquiries without filing criminal the lawsuit are false, and I will vigor- charges. ously challenge them. I'm especially Now the boy's father says Jack- hurt that (the plaintiff) chose to in- Tlw AiwcUlcd Prcu son, his ex-wife Lisa Marie Presley, volve my dear Lisa Marie in this mer- Although he may look surprised, Alexander Freeny, 4, Is ready for the rock statue of a seal to squirt him In the face at Sea World. Jackson's companies, ABC/Capitol itless dispute." Man finds own stolen Federal summer jobs facing cutbacks JohnD.McCliri summer youth funding, into block truck, stops culprits The A asociatEd P teas Former student argues program grants that states could tailor to their own needs. The A ssociatBd P asss "I didn't know whether I should hit WASHINGTON -- Alicia Jarmon promotes motivation, discipline The program provides low-income him or what," Cocciolone said. "I've began her career by scraping chew- youth, between the ages of 14 and WASHINGTON, Pa. - The pickup never been in a situation like that be- ing gum from school desks in the 21, jobs including clerical positions, truck that sped by Cart Cocciolone fore." federal government's summer jobs pames to step in and offer jobs to the spokeswoman for the House Appro- maintenance work, park and recrea- on U.S. Route 19 in Washington He held onto the 19-year-old driver program. more than 1 million additional young priations Committee. tion activities, hospital employment, County looked familiar, for a good and yelled for passersby to call She's still working in the classroom people who he contends will be job- Reich argues that participants aiding the elderly and tutoring and reason: it was stolen from him five police. Meanwhile, the truck's - but now as a teacher, a position less because the program is more learn work skills critical to successful assisting at day-care centers. days earlier. 16-year-old female passenger she says she never would have limited this year. job performance and the discipline The mayor's office usually directs Cocciolone had reported the vehi- jumped out of the car and ran up a gained without the motivation and Congressional Republicans had necessary to hold a job. the local operations, paid for by the cle missing Tuesday, then watched it nearby hillside. discipline learned during those high sought to end the summer jobs pro- "It's their first window on the world federal government. pass by on Saturday with strangers school summers. gram as part of budget-cutting of work," Reich said. "There's noth- Participants are paid at least the in the cab. Officers arrived just as the driver "I didn't particularly like the job," efforts. After protracted fights with ing better than a job to get disadvan- $4.25 hourly minimum wage and can He chased the truck until it escaped Cocdolone's grasp and ran Jarmon said recently. "But it taught Democrats and President Clinton, taged youths on the road" to a pro- earn $1,100 to $1,400 during the stopped at a red light, then he into the woods to meet the girt. me a lot of little things - to be on the GOP agreed to finance the pro- ductive life. eight-week period. jumped out of his car, ran to the Polks used dogs to search the time, discipline, how to work with gram at 75 percent ol last year's total Last summer, nearly two-thirds of Jarmon received her first job dur- truck's open window, grabbed the area in the rain until they caught the people and do things I didn't want to - $625 million, down from $867 mil- the youths in the jobs program partic- ing the summer after ninth grade, driver and pulled the keys out of the pair. About 5,000 miles had been do." lion in 1995. ipated in educational programs, in- performing janitorial work at a school ignition. added to the odometer. More than 500,000 economically "This was part of our overall efforts cluding math and reading instruction, in the Washington suburb of Prince disadvantaged youths from high to streamline (the government's 263 he said. Georges County. unemployment neighborhoods will youth training programs) in a re- But many Republicans contend She continued in the summer jobs be involved in the jobs program this sponsible way and make sure tax- the program does not provide ade- program through high school, includ- summer. Labor Secretary Robert B. payers' dollars were put to the most quate job training. Instead, they had ing one summer spent "doing basic Reich says. effective use and not wasted on wanted to consolidate dozens of job- office work" on Capitol Hill for a Mar- - But Reich is asking private com- duplication," said Elizabeth Morra. a training programs, including the yland Democrat. TORCH

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NASHVILLE. Tenn. - Alan Jack- son and his hero George Strait were Country musicians honored the big winners at the TNN Music VOCAL BAND: Sawyer Brown City News Country Awards. The A asocdated P lean VOCAL DUO: Brooks & Dunn Strait picked up three trophies at NASHVILLE. Tenn. - The win- SINGLE: "Check Yes or No," the fan-voted contest Monday night, ners at the TNN Music City News more than any other artist. His George Strait Country Awards, handed out : "Lead On," George "Check Yes or No" was voted best Monday at the Grand Ole Opry Strait single and video, and "Lead On" won "I started singing when I started fabulous response from Toledo, Salt way he and the band did. House. Winners were selected by for best album. VIDEO: "Check Yes or No," ." Began the myster- Lake City seems to have a less than " 'Sweet Dreams' was a song that I fan voting via ballots in Music City Strait did not attend the show, but George Strait "■• ious Mr. Manson during my recent favorable opinion of the band. think I may have interpreted different- News and a toll telephone num- MALE STAR OF TOMORROW: Jackson paid homage to his idol interview with him at The Asylum in "TherHVno place for us to play ly than a lot of my friends. When the ber. while accepting his fifth straight a- Bryan White downtown Toledo. there anymore," Mr. Manson ax- song originally came out I saw some- COMEDIAN: Jeff Foxworthy FEMALE STAR OF-. ward for best male vocalist. "I never sang belore that. I've al- plained. "None of the clubs will book thing darker and more ... 'Satanic,' if CHRISTIAN ARTIST: Ricky TOMORROW: Terri Clark "One of the reasons I came to ways been into music. As a kid grow- us because they're all run by the you want to use that word, in the lyr- Van Shelton Nashville was in the early '80s. I was MINNIE PEARL AWARD (for ing-up my first concert was KISS in Mormons and they feel political pres- ics. About how it talks about use and VOCAL GROUP: Statler Broth- trying to copy him singing in a little community service): Amy Grant 1976, and ever since then I've been sure from them. abuse, and I wanted to present it to ers LIVING LEGEND: Willie Nelson band," said the tall Georgian, who a big fan of 010510." "The MWnon church is very op- people the way I saw it when we re- VOCAL COLLABORATION: was also honored as the entertainer FEMALE ARTIST: Lome Mor- Since their debut on the national posed to us because I ripped up the did it. I think it's a powerful song." Vince Gill, Patty Loveless, Ricky of the year for the fourth straight gan music scene, the bizarre rock quintet Book of Mormons'on stage, but I Now that Marilyn Manson's Skaggs; "Go Rest High on That year. MALE ARTIST: Alan Jackson Marilyn Manson has slowly but don't really care either way. It's peo- "Smells Like Children" EP has been Mountain" ENTERTAINER: Alan Jackson • Jackson, who sang "Home" at the surely been gaining legions of fans ple like me that keep them in busi- completed, Marilyn Manson's next through seemingly constant touring ness so I don't know what they're release will be a full-length CD titled ceremony in honor of his parents' 50th wedding anniversary, said he and the always dependable "word of complaining about. I give them "Anti-Christ Superstar." "I think when they get to these crowd at the Grand Ole Opry House And what should Marilyn Manson was going to celebrate with "a piece legend awards, they look around and was different. mouth" method. something to cry about." 1 After a highly sucessful tour with A lot of religious fundamentalists fans around the world expect from of lemon pie and a glass of milk." say 'Who's left? " Nelson said. "There's a different energy in this Danzig and KORN. Marilyn Manson also strongly oppose the band due to this forthcoming release? Lome Morgan, whose hits include Gospel-pop singer Amy Grant was show than the other ones," Clark "Something in Red," was named went on their own headline tour with the fact that Mr. Manson is an or- "The end of the world." Mr. Man- recognized for her charity work with said. best female vocalist. She beat out the techo-industrial quartet Hanzel dained Satanic minister. son replied plainly. the Minnie Pearl Award. Grant grew Perhaps that's because the TNN Shania Twain, who sold more than 7 und Gretyl and Clutch. "Yeah, I was given a position in up in the Nashville area and named Music City News Country Awards are A lot of people felt that Clutch, a the Church of Satan. Anton LaVey million copies of her album, "The her daughter after Sarah Cannon, the only of the three major country band with more of a thick and heavy [head of the Church of Satan] is Woman in Me." Mnnie's real name. She was a dose music awards voted on by fans, via Other major awards went to sound, was a very unusual choice for someone who was very influential on friend of the comedienne until her the Music City News fan magazine Brooks & Dunn for vocal duo, the Marilyn Manson to choose as an me and my writing as well as Fre- death this past year. and a toll telephone number. The Statler Brothers for vocal group, Voted country music's new female opening act, but Mr. Manson just drick Nietzche and Aleister Crowley, Country Music Association Awards Bryan White for male star of star of tomorrow, Terri Clark said she smiled when this was mentioned to Dr. Suess. A few others." and Academy of Country Music tomorrow and Willie Nelson for living knew from the "camera flashes and him. Contrary to popular belief, Awards are picked by peers in the screams from the balcony" that the "[Clutch was choosen] just be- however, Marilyn Manson is not legend. industry. cause of that reason. They're a good necessarily a "Satanic band," Mr. heavy band and I was a fan of their Manson said. first record. They were on a list of "I.don]) limit what we're about to people we had to choose frtww anaW SaMnfcm; but it's the philosophy I i- SUMMER INTARMURALS thought they were something diverse dentify most with." from what we were doing, sort would ^WJaikf on the topic of world views FUN, EXERCISE, MEET NEW PEOPLE compliment the show, bring in a ahdTtltdrhtfetalions. the band's cover different audience." of "Swaef Dreams (Are Made of Judging by the diverse crowd that Trte)'(ia«i-up. If s blatantly obvious GET INVOLVED IN INTARMURALS arrived at Marilyn Manson's sold-oul to anyone who's ever heard the orig- performance, his plan seemed to inal version of the song (sung by OPEN TO STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, have worked. The crowd consisted of Eurythmics) that Marilyn Manson Mr. Manson, the enigmatic people wearing everything from changed the mood and feel of the frontman of Marilyn Manson, & SPOUSES. studded leather jackets to grotesque- song with their remake of it. and Mr. during a pcrformaec at The Asy- ly smeared facial make-up. Manson had some very personal lum In downtown Toledo. While Marilyn Manson received a reasons for recreating the song the Aaron Wclsbrod ENTRIES DUE BY NOON ON DUE DATE «2 M,W,C - JUNE 25 Honor Thy Father M,W,C 4-PLAYER SAND VOLLEYBALL - JUNE 27 LUlklift, neci-to sttAf-f. WE ARE ACCEPTING ENTRIES NOW. ^tnxsxsiio1299 jizmi FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE UNIVERSITY FIELD bill 6 95 HUGE BOOK SALE YOUR n99 79» ■MOT'S TM COMPUTE CD # Cassette HOUSE AND THE STUDENT REC CENTER Windows 95 morsouMTo WMOOWS9S JUHE 13-24 OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. -12:30 P.M. M,T,R AND The more you buy • the more you save 9-11:30 A.M. 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HowaDUlnan 1993 when he had three Joe Sakic, whose 18 playoff goals second North American big-league The A 3S3CiatBd P less victories in the finals as Montreal were one short of the NHL record team to win a title in its first season after relocation, joining football's ;' MIAMI -- In a stirring finale, the won the Cup. held by Philadelphia's Reggie Leach Washington Redskins, who left Bos- completed a "It was a great game.'' Roy said. and Edmonton's Jari Kurri, won the Joe Sakic scores ton after the 1936 season. Stanley Cup sweep lor a city that "It was unbelievable. It was impor- Conn Smythe Trophy as the MVP. Led by Roy,'Sakic and a veteran Bidn't have a team a year ago and tant to me to stay focused." "For the rest of my life I'll always never had a major championship. Moments after Krupp's fourth remember this moment," Sakic said. nucleus. Colorado won the first two Conn Smythe MVP games at home 3-1 and 8-1. Then it ■ Defenseman Uwe Krupp decided playoff zoomed past Vanbies- It could just have easily gone to quieted the raucous Panther parti- the superbly played climax on the brouck. fans unleashed a shower of Roy, who stopped all 63 Panthers Ken Rappopoit Six of Sakic's goals were game- shots. Vanbiesbrouck missed just sans with a come-from-behind 3-2 119th shot of the game at 4:31 of the plastic rats, a ritual they followed all The A ssociatBd P IESS winners, setting the record for one win in an evenly played Game 3 on Ihird overtime. His blast from the season after Panther goals. They one of Colorado's 56. And that bullet playoff year previously shared by Saturday night. nghi point gave Colorado a 1-0 win had to find another use for them in ended a determined game by a Pan- MIAMI - Joe Sakic, once called Mike Bossy of the New York over the gallant Florida Panthers Florida's last game of the season ther team fighting desperately to sur- the NHL's most anonymous Islanders. Edmonton's Kurri, Min- early Tuesday. And the Avalanche didn't mind. In vive. Now Denver, frustrated in four superstar, doesn't have to worry nesota's Bobby Smith and Pitts- Finally, after 104 minutes, 31 sec- the midst of the deluge, they hugged "We accomplished a lot this year," Super Bowl losses by the Broncos, about that anymore. burgh's Mario Lemieux, all with onds of thrilling, end-to-end action, each other in their defensive end, the Vanbiesbrouck said. "We can't be had a championship to celebrate Sakic now not only has his five. the team that moved to Denver after patch of ice they guarded perfectly in disappointed with our season, we put that's far more significant than the In- name on the Stanley Cup, he also 16 seasons without a title as the the decisive game. up as much resistance as we could." ternational Hockey League title won has the Conn Smythe Trophy as The Colorado captain has been subdued the "They were an unbelievable sto- Krupp was an unlikely hero. last year by the Denver Grizzlies, the most valuable player in the one of the NHL's top players 3-year-old Panthers, who played with ry," Colorado coach Marc Crawford The 11 -year veteran played in just who moved to Salt Lake City after Stanley Cup playoffs. since entering the league in 1988. a maturity beyond their years. said of the Panthers. "Hockey is in six games this season and had no the Avalanche arrived. "For the rest of my life I'll al- posting four 100-point seasons. The series was much closer than good hands here in South Florida." goals. He injured his knee Oct. 6 It was the sixth back-to-back ways remember this moment," But playing in Quebec's relatively Colorado's 4-0 margin in games and Krupp's goal ended the longest against Detroit and underwent sur- sweep in the finals, following New Sakic said. small market with subpar teams 15-4 lead in goals. And Colorado's game of a final series since Edmon- gery 15 dfivs later. He didn't resume Jersey's win over Detroit that ended Sakic scored 18 goals in the for the most part, the 5-foot-11, Patrick Roy and Florida's John Van- ton beat Boston 15:13 into the third skating until March 3, and returned to a playoffs in which current Avalanche playoffs to finish one shy of the 185-pound center has been over- biesbrouck were equally spectacular overtime on May 15,1990. action April 6. In 557 regular-season player Claude Lemieux was the NHL record of 19 shared by Phil- shadowed by higher-profile in their duel of veteran goalies in the "I leaned into it and got a little juice games in his career he has just 53 MVP. adelphia's Reg Leach and Ed- players in larger markets with clincher. on it." Krupp said, "and it kind of goals. Colorado is the fifth different monton's Jari Kurri. more successful teams. And Roy won. just as he did in found its way through." The Avalanche became only the champion in five years

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Being a part ol the na- Intro to Microsoft Windows (IBM) This sem- Monday, July 1. from 2:30 - 4:30 pm in 207 Windows Operaong System is recommended. tion's leading provider of long-term care, we inar covers the basics of the Mcrosofi Oscamp Hall. Please bring a blank 3 5" disk Attendees must offer: Career growth potentui, unbeatable Windows operaing system; this includes creat- Advanced Microsoft Word (Mac).This sem- have a BGNet account (created at least 48 AIRLINE JOBS company benefits and more1 To become a part Five (5) rolls. 125 00. Labelon Ugh Sensitivity ing files, storing files and editing documents. inar covers additional features of Microsoft hours prior to the seminar). Now hiring domestic A international stall' Flight of our exceptional organization please call or Thermal Fan Paper. Contact: Dense Freeman, Please bring a blank 3 5" a.sK Word and a few advanced features of the Monday. July 22. from 10 00 • noon in 207 CIS attendants, ticket agents, reservatonists. apply in person: Dept. ol Military Science, 372-2476. Monday. June 24. Irom 2:X • 4 30 p m. in 207 word-processing package. Prior experience camp Hall ground crew & more. Excellent kavel benefits! Northcrest Nrsg. 8 Rehab. Ctr. OlscampHall. with Microsoft Word or attendance at Intro to News tor Mac Users. This seminar covers Call Airline Employment Services. Rt. 8 240 Northerns! Dr. tne Mac and Microsoft Word is recommended reading and posting news articles using l-206-97l-3690e»t L55441 Napoleon OH 43545 (419) 599-4070 Tuesday. Ju'y 9. from 300 - 500 p.m. in 126 NewsWatcner Prior experience with the Mac- RE Sue Coker. D O N FOR RENT Hayes Hall Babysitter wanted in my home. Weston area intosh is recommended. Please bring a blank 2-5, Mon ihroughFn World Wide Web. This seminar introduces the 3.5" disk. Attendees must have a BGNet ac- Call 669-3024 World Wide Web using Netscape Topics in- count (created at least 48 hours prior to the School is Out - Summer Help NURSING ASSISTANTS clude understanding links, bookmarks, search seminar) • • 353 0325 - Carry Rentals ■ ■ Northcrest Nursing Home is a member ol Bev- engines, and how to locate information on the Tuesday. July 23, from 3:00 - 5:00 p m in 126 Chiidcare "Big Sister" tor 11 yr. old girt. 8-5, Single rooms lor summer World Wide Web Hayes Hail. Mon through Fn Needed immediately. Sum- erly Enterprises, the nation's leading provider Male Students Thursday. July II, from 3:00- 5:00 pm. in 128 meronty Call 353 3049 ol long-term care. We currently have part-time Hayes Hall. openings on all shrtts. H you are not already Eudora (Mac). This seminar covers the basics Chiidcare wanted tor 1 year old m my Perrys- state-tested, a new class is lormmg to begm 1 apt. lor Fall or single room lor males of electronic mail (e-mail) usmg Eudora, includ- SERVICES OFFERED burg home. Full time tor summer. Non-smoker. soon We offer a competitive wage scale as Very dose to campus - fl or 12 mo. lease. ing readmg, sending and saving e-mail mes- 1 4198746467 well as unlimited career growth potential, un- 3S3-0325 ' Carry Rentals sages Prior knowledge of the Macintosh or at- beatable company benefits, and more' To be- Chiidcare needed in our home. 3-4 days per come a pan ol our exceptional organization, tendance at the Intro to the Mac and Microsoft week. Varying times from 7am to 3:30pm. Call HELPH Subleaser Needed Word is recommended. Please bring a blank Roommate needed lor Aug '96 - 2 bdrm. apt. please call or apply in person: Close to campus, utilities included Can Jeremy 352-5724 424 Clough - a/96 thru 5/97 3 5" disk Attendees must have a BGNet ac- Northcrest Nursing Home More mlocal 354-7604. Enc or Knsten count (created at least 46 hours prior to the 3548170. ClencaJ position available Monday A Thursday 240 Northcrest Dnve seminar). evenings and Saturdays. Apply in person at Napoleon Oho 43545 Monday. July i5. from 3 00 • 5 00 pm. in 126 Bowling Green Lincoln Mercury, 1079 N. Main (419)599-4070 House - 835 Filth St Aug to Aug lease. $750 Hayes Hall. St. M-F;9-S. RE: Maggie Desgrange. LPN/Statf Develop- mo. plus util. 3 bed. 1 bath, rum . oil street parting. Call 352-8392 Advanced Microsoft Word (IBM). 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