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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Breaking "grossly excessive" and "were the Coventry Local Board of Educa- She voiced concern that people and Richard Murray, campaign direc- "Since education is the largest re- ranks with most of the educational rammed through without any serious tion in Summit County for 11 years industry are moving from the state. tor for the anti-repeal group, charged cipient of state tax dollars, Issue 3 will community, two members of the State consideration of long-term need." before her election to the state board "People are telling me, in my com- the ad contained false statements mean the loss of $637.6 million to Board of Education yesterday lined Bender, Johnson and others on the last year. munity, they are taxed to death. My aimed at promoting the adoption of primary and secondary education, up in support of a tax repeal measure panel express a minority view among position is they just can't afford any Issues 2 and 3. causing state subsidy losses in vir- on the Nov. 8 ballot. education groups. The State Board of "I HA VE SEEN a lot of things and I more taxes," Bender said. The ad said In part: "Passage of tually every school district in Ohio. Jean Bender, elected to the state Education, by a vote of 13-2 with two really believe that a lot of money is If approved, Issue 3 would repeal all these issues will not affect funding for Higher education will have to undergo board from the 14th District, and abstentions, has gone on record in being wasted. I think we really need tax laws enacted by the General As- education, unemployment compensa- losses totaling $255.9 million," Mur- Robert Johnson of the 7th District are opposition to both anti-tax measures. to re-evaluate where the money is sembly this year, including the 90 tion, highway construction or cause ray said. among 18 people listed by Ohioans to Opposition has also come from the going," she said, in a telephone inter- percent boost in the state income tax. economic chaos. It will restore fiscal Stop Excessive Taxation as members Ohio Education Association, State view. Issue 2 would require a three-fifths responsibility to the budget process "Issue 3 will cause newly enacted of ''Educators For Repeal." Bender is Superintendent of Public Instruction "I know we have to have money to legislative vote to raise taxes in the and help reduce the $800 million sur- unemployment compensation taxes to honorary chairman of the educators' Franklin Walter and, in a series of educate (children). I'm the first one •future instead of the present major- plus." expire on June 30, 1984. These taxes group. news conferences around the state to say we have to have money. I would ity. will mean a loss of $400 million to the Tuesday, college and university presi- like to see an unlimited budget if we In another development yesterday MURRAY, in a letter to Dick Shel- unemployment compensation trust They issued a joint statement in dents. could have it. But I'm not sure we're the anti-repeal Committee For Ohio ton, treasurer of the Ross County SET fund designed to fund the benefits of support of Issues 2 and 3, saying tax Bender, who at one time had four ever going to have 'enough' money," took issue with a newspaper ad placed Committee, alleged the statements unemployed Ohioans still eligible for increases enacted this year were children in school, was a member of Bender said. by the Ross County SET Committee. were false. unemployment compensation. Celeste launches Office focuses program on businesses by Mark Dl Vincenzo • Tbe University hopes to enhance its COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A new stall reporter reputation and overall image. Mason state research and jobs program link- said he thinks making tbe University ing Ohio's colleges and universities With the creation of the Service to look good will stabilize its enrollment with private industry was launched Business. Industries and Organiza- level. yesterday by Gov. Richard Celeste. tions Office, the University will be • The University hopes to broaden He called the program exciting and offering a helping hand to Ohio busi- its revenue base. The SBIO office does challenging and added that it is ness. not plan to make money with this critical to our first order of business, "The primary thrust of the office is service, Mason said, but the opening which is to put people back to work." to provide service to different types of of the office creates no financial risk. The governor swore in eight mem- businesses and industries in Ohio by "We only plan to meet cost," he bers of the newly created Industrial lending them expertise when we (the said. "The faculty will certainly make Technology and Enterprise Advisory University) can, Phil Mason, assis- money, though, because of the fees Board, a group which will advise the tant to the president and office coordi- they will be receiving from services Development Department on a "part- nator, said. nership" program named for the rendered." Tbe faculty will keep tbe Ohio-bom inventor, Thomas Alva Ed- "Our faculty is the key to making majority of the fees they receive from ison. this work," he said. "Without faculty businesses and companies, Mason The concept calls for the state to offering their knowledge to busi- added. provide partial financing of research nesses that may need it, we (the • Tbe University hopes to enhance and product development projects in office) can't function." — its placement record. If businesses partnerships between Ohio's higher Through its faculty, the Universi- have a positive experience with the education institutions and private in- ty's SBIO office hopes to solve prob- SBIO office through the faculty, Ma- dustry and businesses. lems in business by providing son said jobs may be created tor our "It will bring together the public management consultants, developing students. photo/Pal Panchok seminars, sales and selling instruc- sector, the state, the private sector, Sew what tion and advice by experts in other SURVEYS WERE sent out to all and the universities," Celeste said. Kirsten Sulton, freshman communications major, repairs a sash in Moseley Hall's costume shop yesterday. business fields. University faculty members, Mason The department was allocated $32.4 Sutton works in the shop two hours every week to fulfill a requirement for her Theater 141 class. million for the program. Devel- Mason said the office will first as- said, and 29 percent of them re- opment Director Alfred Dietzel said, sist businesses in Northwestern Ohio sponded. ''This is an opportunity that is unique before broadening its base to the Mason said the office will use a in the United States. I know of no entire state. straightfoward process in dealing other state with a program like this Media say no more 'kiddie TV "Businesses around here are asking with businesses. Each will call the that has as much money." WASHINGTON (AP) - The govern- "Expecting broadcasters and par- results of a survey that found the us (the University) for assistance and SBIO office and describe its need, he ment has no business playing pro- ents to assume the role of professional average commercial TV station airs after all, one of the University's mis- said. With the help of a computer, the UNDER THE PROGRAM, the state gram director and ordering television teacher is unrealistic," he said. 61 minutes of educational or informa- sions is to improve the private sec- office will pull out tbe names of fac- and industry will jointly fund the stations to air more educational Abel's testimony before a joint tional programming per week for tor," he said. ulty who are qualified and willing to projects. The universities will lend shows for children, the broadcast hearing of two House subcommittees children. By contrast, each station ideas for product development and industry told Congress yesterday. followed the introduction of a bill by averages 152 minutes of cartoons per "EVEN IF it's only to a small That faculty member then contacts assist in research. "If we want students to learn more, Rep. Timothy Wirth, D-Colo. The week. extent, we hope to help revitalize the the business and provides the infor- Eligibility for funding will be lim- we should keep them in school for measure would require every com- state's economy by helping busi- mation requested and informs the ited to cooperative research involving another hour rather than send them mercial TV station in the country to MOREOVER, tbe 61 minutes of nesses," Mason said. Those busi- office. The office then follows up and an industrial co-sponsor and a public home to watch TV - to an environ- provide at least one hour daily of educational programming represents nesses will show a profit and help the contacts the company to make sure or private college or university. ment where the teacher has no super- educational or informational pro- less than one percent of the available economy, he added. the faculty member's service was Toe industrial co-sponsors will have vision, no guidance, no review," Dr. gramming designed for children. airtime each week, Wirth said. He said besides providing service to satisfactory. John Abel, senior vice president for the business world, the office, which Mason said Ohio State University to maintain "a relevant research, Wirth, the chairman of the House Meanwhile, Sen. Robert Packwood, is scheduled to begin operation Jan. 1, and the University of Wisconsin have development or manufacturing fa- research at the National Association communications subcommittee, in- R-Ore., introduced a bill that would has certain goals it hopes to fulfill: similar programs. cility in Ohio" and make a contribu- of Broadcasters, said. troduced the bill after announcing SeeTVpoge6 tion to projects at least equal to that of the state. Two type of projects will be consid- ered. The first is early stage feasibil- ity research which will involve the Flare-ups in Lebanon Linguist loves language search for technical processes or sys- tems. Funding for individual projects will be up to $250,000. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Gunmen tions just south of Beirut international by Teresa Perrettl Tbe second type under the Thomas fired mortars and rocket grenades at airport came under fire at midmorn- reporter Alva Edison Partnership Program Lebanese army positions yesterday ing. The shooting stopped after 30 will be advanced applied research. forcing Marines deployed nearby to minutes, Rowe said, but it was un- In 1959, Castro took over Cuba, These projects will involve the appli- scamper into bunkers and foxholes on clear who was responsible. Nixon visited the Soviet Union and Dr. cation of technology and development maximum alert for the first time in a Dzidra Shllaku started the Universi- toward commercialization. Funding week-old truce. IT WAS THE first time the Marines ty's Russian/Italian program. for projects will range up to $250,000. In another flare-up later in the day, serving with the multinational force The program was developed by In a statement, the Development army tanks fired at Shiite Moslem patrolling Beirut went into their max- Shllaku 25 years ago to meet the Department said, "It is expected that militia positions in a southern slum imum state of alert since the cease- growing interest in Russian culture. these efforts will result in the creation after the Shiites fired mortar rounds fire took effect. Shllaku (pronounced Sh-lla-ku) tea- and rocket grenades toward the ches German and Russian linguistics of new science and technology-based Several hours afterward, Ain Rum- businesses in Ohio, the expansion and Christian-populated airea of Ain and culture and the history of the Rummeneh. maneh residents said the Lebanese German language. "It is very impor- increased productivity of existing army began firing tank can- on in tant to stress speaking the language," businesses and enhanced employ- President Amin Gemayel called an attempts to stop Shiite gunmen in the ment opportunities." emergency Cabinet session, saying she said. Former U.S. Rep. Robert Sha- procedural disputes have stymied his nearby Shiya slum from shooting According to Shllaku, "studying mortars and grenades at Christian languages and culture is important to mansky of Columbus was named efforts to convene a national reconcil- targets. chairman of the new board. The other iation conference among Lebanon's understanding your own culture as members are James Burnett, Cleve- feuding sects. The delay has threat- Gemayel's administration has said well as others." land; William Callery Jr., Cincinnati; ened to further unravel the civil war it is willing to hold at least the opening Born and raised in Latvia, Russia, Donald Glower, Columbus; Richard truce that began Sept. 26. session of the reconcilation confer- Shllaku began her linguistics career Janson, Canton; Henry Winkler, Cin- Marine spokesman Warrant Officer ence in Saudi Arabia, but that site is by studying German, Russian, cinnati; Ohio Senate President Harry Charles Rowe said about 30 Marines opposed by Syria, which has backed French, Lann, and Greek in high Meshel, D-Youngstown; and Rep. of Charlie Company went on "condi- Druse leader Walid Jumblatt's leftist school. tion one," when Lebanese army posi- Druse militia in the civil war. She attended universities in Ger- Judy Sheerer, D-Shaker Heights. many, Latvia and Italy. She received her doctoral degree at the university in Bologna, Italy. She then moved to -the bottom line- the United States with her husband. "Traveling extensively in Italy, Germany and Russia is important in index inside weotnei being able to teach the language," she said. "There is always something new Buchwold 2 • A club thai is soiling awoy Page 3 happening which affects how one tea- campus/local 3 • South African plays lor the soccer ches," she added. state/world 5 team Page 10 sports . 9 BESIDES TRAVELING, Shllaku classifieds 10 enjoys classical music and can often Sunny loooy with a high m the mia be found taking her culture students 60s Oear ana cold lonight win o low to various ensembles in and around near 35 tbe Toledo, Cleveland and Ann Arbor area. Soe RUMla page .1 Dr. Dzidra Shllaku 2 bg newi/octobftf 6.1963 editorial Pair engaged at age 5, lives fork later Safety wastes bucks by Mirk PI Vlncenzo split up. The fact is, we both chose our scream. There isn't a night when she was like a game for him, and I didn't lifestyles - however different they doesn't change a diaper or fetch a cup mind. Annie said "uuhhh, okay, I guess" may seem. And we are both making it of water. And there isn't a night when When my visit was almost over and when I asked her to marry me. She in our own way. she doesn't burp one of her babies or I was being walked to the door by this just be of some comfort to one of on cheap call boxes was four years old. I was five. I'm in my last year of college. She large, but young family, I asked An- Even at the preschool age, every- quit school half way through her sec- them. The oldest one is five, the nie - for about the 10th time, in an Money is the root of all evils, especially at this University. one in our neighborhood - young and ond year of high school. My life - the youngest is two months. attempt to get an honest reply - how old - hoped we would someday marry. life of a college student - is so differ- Lou asked Jeremy, the five-year-old, she was doing. We realize the campus operates under a tight budget After all, we were the perfect couple. ent than hers. to bring me a beer. The rest of my She said "uuhhh, okay, I guess." and that the budget planners have no alternative but to skimp We had everything in common - the There have been times during my visit, as soon as I emptied my bottle in certain areas; however, a recent purchase Public Safety same background, economic class, collegiate career when I have shut out and put it down, Jeremy was there MarkDi Vincenzo, a staff reporter for age, nationality, ukes and dislikes. everything around me except my tiny with a refill for me, holding it tightly the News, la a senior journalism ma- made was wasteful. We both loved mud puddles and rock college corner and forgotten about all with both hands just as he was told. It jor from Seven Hills, Ohio. It is about those on-campus emergency call boxes which collecting. We both bated playing tag the Annies of the world. were installed during the summer, all two of them. Those and hide-and-seek. We were destined to be together. For the most part, college students boxes, one situated behind the Student Health Services Annie s mother always said, "If you aren't housekeepers like Annie. And ... srnaiGMr PAST rA£ Pr6eoMs,vee* cerr building and the other one near the Ice Arena, which are two kids don't end up together, I'm they probably don't have two full-time Afre* THE FA/seee PLAVCAS, TAAOUGA rue supposed to continually operate. sure you'll at least be living in the jobs like Lou has. This emergency system was installed "quickly" so we same city and on the same street." The atmosphere at many colleges DOOAS, So PAST TAC GO/TAA/JT TM£A/ In time, our relationship flourished has been described as a playpen for FOLLOW TA£ VfD£0 SOCA/OS UMT/L rA£Y'A£" could promptly feel protected from mad rapists and what young adults. The only playpen Annie - not into marriage but into a close, LOUD , fir UHtCH PCf/VT T*M£ A C£AT — /r't\t have you, well, at least when the weather is nice and when we bonding friendship. knows is the hand-me-down model her were in the area. But we hear they fail often, especially In fact, I went home last weekend mother gave her - the one she spent 6£ Ttt£ S£COA/D DOOA O/V TV£ cerr. and visited Annie - who, by the way, much of Tier younger days in, the one during "bad" weather, and pick up not only signals of stress got married when she turned 15 to a that helps her control and contain her but hamburger orders. In order to create a more efficient nice guy my age named Lou. She own children. system, one which does not invade a person's ordering made her commitment only 11 years Annie's early marriage and privacy, rennovation of the present system has been planned. after I first asked her if she would be onslaught of pregnancies forced her Thank you. Does this mean we can feel safe again from evils mine. She knew I was never much on to grow up more quickly than some- commitment. I planned to go away to one opting for a career-oriented life that lurk in those places? college, right? by way of higher education. We hope the rennovation of the present system is not too As she greeted me, her eyes seemed I can't imagine being a parent at much of a strain on the budget, just a working one... one to almost pop out through the rip in my age and I wouldn't want to be at that is not "better than nothing" as the last system was the screen door. Although she looked this point of my life - for obvious happy to see me, she looked surprised reasons, but she has been a parent coined. - almost shocked. I wasn't surprised, four times and counting, and in my We really do not understand why the University did not though. I knew what to expect. biased opinion, she is doing a great seek a corporation who could design a system specifically for Annie wore a blank stare no one job. Parenting is not for everyone, could take away. This 2Qryear-old though, and at this time in my life, it's the needs of the campus, rather than implementing a system woman also had four children - one in not for an "ambitious type" like my- which was designed for bed-ridden children to monitor their each arm and one hanging on to each self. classroom. Paying about $1000 for each of the phones in the leg - no one could take away. Annie and Lou belong to a culttsh former call system, plus about $500 to renovate each, leaves We are different. Very different. religion that - among other things - is us wondering how efficiently and effectively the money at But I find nothing wrong with that. We strictly opposed to birth control. this University is used. use each other to peek into our dissi- That's no surprise to me or anyone milar lifestyles. else. There are numerous other places around this campus Annie's presence alone brings me which could use these new ring down circuit emergency down to earth. She forces me to think. But they're happy. Believe it or not, phones, not to mention numerous places around this Univer- I think about how our lives - or any they say they're nappy with all facets two lives - can possibly turn out so of their lives. And Isn't that what sity which are poorly lit. But efficiencies like these require different when the initial products everyone strives for throughout their bucks, money the University is spending for its cheap errors. started out the same. lives? Annie and Lou are already . A drastic fork in the road Annie and there. •JTUWA'*^ I were traveling sprung up in our She says a night doesn't pass by i^& Prenuptial contract: faces and without even noticing, we when she isn't awakened by a cry or a a 'heartfelt9 ceremony What conspiracy lies behind the flu? by Art B«chwald wants to provide me with a lump sum, by Timothy Thompson got. You know the feeling, when you No, that couldn't be it I take so many It's the the Russians! Sure, it must -» I don't have any objection. But I want feel like sleeping for a hundred hours, vitamins that every cell in my body be the Russians - they're responsible TTOie prenuptial contract is getting to know what numbers we're talking I like to blame my problems on when you're weak and you ache all holds the USRDA minimum daily for all of our other problems, why more and more prevalent, as the about before I say 'I do.' " other people and other things. It's over, and there's cotton in your brain, requirement. I should the flu be any exception? And divorce rate rises in the country. Mr. Bone smiled, "You're a very called attribution. and ants crawling down your throa- "Well, maybe you're not eating they don't need to mess around with Since getting married in many cases reasonable young lady. Would $500,- If I feel pain, I attribute it to some- t... yeah, you know the feeling. But right," was her reply. Of course I'm water supplies - they probably in- is not one of those things you do 000 satisfy you? one or something else in my environ- I'm confused as to what I should not eating right, that's why I take so fected our whole weather system. forever, lawyers are advising their Miss Tuff said, "No, it wouldn't, ment. When I trip on a rock, it's the attribute this sickness. many vitamins. When you live on Yeah, that's what they did, they clients to make out a contract, speci- Roy, and you know before we came rock's fault, and I swear at it accord- Some people say, "Oh, it's going macaroni and cheese, you need a waited for the wind to be just right, fying who gets what, when love flies here we researched Horace's assets ingly. When the alarm clock shoots a around, everybody's catching it. supplement, and the chemicals in the then loaded the air with flu bugs that out the window and recrimination down to the last nickel. Now let's be piercing shrill through my brain at 6 They try to attribute it to everybody, water just aren't enough. She started would travel all over the United knocks down the door. serious or call off this prenuptial legal ajn., it's the alarm clock's fault, and and at first this idea seems pretty to mention something about not get- States. They're probably gonna get us I was the best man at a prenuptial contract ceremony right now." I slap it real hard. I can attribute feasible, it does seem like every- ting enough sleep, but the thought of all sick, lower our resistance, then legal contract ceremony the other Mr. Bone scowled, "As Horace's everything that happens to me to body's getting it. But then I thought, chemicals in the water had put my move in and occupy our country. day. The groom to be, Horace Pipe- lawyer I can't go over $500,000, but if some other person, thing, or event, wait a minute, just because every- mind on a fresh scent. Gosh, I better inform the authorities. line, was attended by the famed di- he wants to be more generous HI and it really makes me happy when body's getting it doesn't mean I have Well I figured it out, I now know vorce lawyer Roy Bone, and the leave it to him. Horace, what do you I've decided something is not my to - I needed a better answer. I Of course! It's something in the why everybody's getting sick. I feel bride-to-be, the lovely Grace Willowy, think?" fault. thought about going to the health water. The chemical companies, better now that I know the root of the was being given away by Stephanie "Grace is the only woman I've ever There's confusion sometimes center, but I knew they would attrib- manufacturers of cold and flu relief problem - the Russians. And you Tuff of the firm Rock, Sock & Need- loved," Horace said. "I can't imagine though, when I don't know to what I ute it to strep, allergies, or mono, and formulas, are paying somebody off to know, I don't feel so bad now about us anything but death parting us. But should attribute my problems. Like I still needed a better answer. I don't infect our water supply. The Riddler producing materials for chemical The bride and groom sat in the love iust in case something did happen, those wet leaves I slipped on yester- want to hear that other people have it, did it to Gotham City once, that must warfare. By God, if the Russians are seat in Mr. Bone's palatial office, 'm willing to give her a cool million - day -1 didn't know whether to stomp and I don't just want a medical name be where they got the idea. It would be !;onna do it to us, I think we should which, for the occasion, had been the same as I gave my second wife." on the leaves or kick the tree. Or the for it. I want to know deep down, the so easy. The drug manufacturers pay oad their weather system with decorated with magnolias and white Miss Tuff said, "Horace's second guy I ran into on the sidewalk - I root cause, the initial instigator. I a city employee $1 million to drop a herpes or crabs or something. .. we'll roses. wife was much older than Grace, and didn't know whether it was his fault want to know what causes me to be flu bug into the city's water supply, show them who can be one up. Mr. Bone, reading from a yellow the million he settled on her was because he wasn't watching where he sick. then they make $10 million selling flu legal pad, said, "Dearly beloved, we before inflation set in. We want one was going, or his fault because he So I talked to a friend who's knowl- medicine. I was just about to feel Timothy Thompson, a columnist and are gathered here today to bring this million five and the bouse in South- wasn t watching where I was going. edgeable about initial causes, and she comfortable with that attribution, cartoonist for the News, is a doctoral man and this woman together in a Then there's the problem of this had some ideas. "Maybe you're not when suddenly the real cause of the candidate in interpersonal and public happy prenuptial contract, spelling of the question," Mr. Bone cold or flu or whatever it is that I've taking enough vitamins," she said. sickness dawned on me. communication. out the property claims of both par- said angrily. "These people hope to ties in case, for reasons we shall not live happily ever after. My client go into here, this marriage is broken would not have a day of happiness if asunder. Do you, Horace Pipeline, be knew it would cost him a million agree that, in case you do not choose five plus the house in Southampton to to continue in wedlock, you will be- get out of the marriage." stow on your lovely bride a lump sum game for the Falcons. Make yourself standards to itself, because the Oct. would seem to me very unprofessio- equal to 5 percent of your present Miss Tuff said, "How do you think Fans can start tradition heard. Be there at the start of some- 4th sports section ran a picture/cut- nal and uncalled for. Certainly, I assets, excluding your boat, your my client would feel if she knew she thing good. Be a part of it. Get into the line that is potentially libelous and myself (and hopefully all BG stu- penthouse, and your house in South- could be tossed out in the street for a if they're 'noisy' at game Orange & Brown. almost certainly malicious and in bad dents) would be outraged if a rival ampton?" lousy million dollars?" taste. paper ran a picture of our athletes I am an alumna of the University Tracay Wright comparing them to monsters. '"wait a minute, " said Miss Tuff. Grace became upset. "I'll take a and an athletic fan of utmost loyalty. The incident to which I am refer- "Who said anything about a lump million, two hundred thousand, and BGSU 77 ring was a picture for the BG rugby I enjoy the BG News and am thus What I witnessed at the BG-Miami far impressed by the performance of sum, and who said anything about the penthouse in New York. But that's game made my old orange and brown team. The photo displayed an uniden- excluding Mr. Pipeline's boat, pent- the bottom line." tified Kent State player and was ac- the staff. However, I find it hard to heart pretty proud. Tasteless photo caption maintain respect and admiration for house and home in Southampton? My Horace said, "Dont be angry, dar- It was the crowd! Ah yes, the vic- companied by the caption, client, under law, is entitled to SO ling. You're asking for more than I "Frankenstein lives!" Undoubtedly, a paper that engages in random tory was sweet, but that's another mars image of News attcks on defenseless people. If the percent of all of her husband's prop- Elanned to give you, but I want you to story. To look out over the crowd, the this was someone's feeble attempt at arty. But we don't want to be greedy e happy. Give it to her, Roy, provid- humor; however, I saw nothing hu- News wishes to be recognized as a band, and the campus, then have the The last paragraph in the BG News legitimate paper then perhaps it about this. We'll settle for $10,000 a ing we nave it in writing she doesn't team "hit the field"... it brought "Forum" section states, "The News morous about it, and I'm sure the month until she gets married again." go to court and try to sock it to me for Kent State player would be similarly should conduct itself as one. goosebumps. But where was the does reserve the right to reject letters offended. "Alimony is out of the question," anything more." noise? or portions of letters we believe to be Mr. Bone said. "I cannot permit my ''All right, Horace, it's your money. I am fortunate enough to know client to enter the sacred institution of in bad taste, malicious or libelous." Attacks on a person's looks or per- Line Davit I'll have this typed up while we open a some of our coaches and players. Perhaps the News should apply these sonality that are unsubstantiated 408 Andaraon matrimony unless he can get out of it bottle of champagne and drink a toast Everyone at BGSU should be proud to by paying off a lump sum at the to the happy couple. Please excuse be represented by such fine people. dissolution of the marriage. How can my tears. Prenuptial marriage con- (And I dare say that applies to all our Clear Views by T Downina and T. Clear/ we be sure when and if Miss Willowy tract ceremonies always make me athletic teams). will get married again?" cry." SUPPORT THEM!!! Make sure "How do you feel about it, Grace?" you are at the games. Most impor- Miss Tuff asked. Art Buchwald is a columnist for the tantly, GET LOUD!!!!! With all those "I love Horace very much and if he Los Angeles Times Syndicate. people in the stands, the noise should be incredible. I realize it is hard for a ■ Trit B© NEWS first or second year student to have the same perspective as someone who IdHor.. Julio Thornton Copy Editor Vkfci Holnhort has Uved through the "Miami Erin fsmont AMI. Copy Editor Daboroh Schmook Whammy" and put up with enough AMI. Managing Editor. Carolyn Van Schoik AMI. Copy Editor Klto Forcnac obnoxious Toledo fans to make you Sparta Editor Tom Hitok Editorial Editor Jtmph Gray lose your lunch. But you can start Dm Editor Mkhool D. Towlo Ant. Sporta Editor Marc Oalph your own excitement; your own foot- tatattulnwnl Editor Fata Millar Awl. "Friday" Editor Ilia L Inman ball memories. "Friday" Editor Scan «. Corpontor Chi.l photogrophar Patrick Sondor IMint Adv. Mgr Gaorgt f. Sine Jr. Wlra Editor Chrli truth So much is made of the "Aura" or Awl. Copy Editor Mary C*wn Production Suparviior Robart A. Walch "Excitement" or "Tradition" at places like Ohio State, Norte Dame, or Michigan. Well, It had to start r» K M» » ,+M.I *>*, Tando, (hough Indoy *»«t *• «ofcr.« r~> «"d «••»!, *»»t *• •«-•«•' ••«•>•» somewhere. Somebody got excited WhkMlllWxlUIUM.dM^b.M.VKmi,. I b, M«-~.H do no. nn«,l, ..«•<• (K, w~«. ol Th. (O -H—« and it spread. How about you? Saturday is Homecoming and a BIG campus/local—:— bg news/October 6.1963 3 Sailors plan for future races by Carole Hornberger Toledo. One thing Longsfellow stressed was such as a ship wreck party, and mid- reporter "We won't be concentrating too that the club is open to all, inex- eter meetings which are held in a much on winning," she said, "Ba- perienced as well as experienced. t ciiy wrucn nas not been decided Imagine sailing through sparkling sically we want people to get use to yet. These mid-winter meetings are waters, feeling the strength of the the atmosphere of the regatta and test "We are not Just accepting those planning sessions for the upcoming wind as it fills the sails. The Members their racing skills." that are expert sailors,'' she said, spring schecdule, she said. of the University Sailing Club have Longsfellow explained that a re- "Anyone can come to our meetings. been planning their 198M4 fall and gatta is a series of short races. Each The club is designed for all those who "We are also planning a spring trip spring semester schedule so they can school has two division teams. 'A' are interested in sailing or if they do to the Bahamas," Longsfellow said, experience this first hand. division represents the varsity team not want to race, we have many "we would like to charter one or two ''Basically, we have been dis- and 'B' division represents the junior programs other than the regattas. 35 to 52 ft. boats and sail out of Fort cussing our upcoming races and spe- varsity team. First place goes to the Lauderdale to the Bahamas." cial class training sessions that we team with the lowest overall accumu- Among some of these programs, the Longsfellow said there is a *15 will have," 'Commodore' Dawn lation of points. club wilfbe holding classes for people membership fee for the semester and Longsfellow, club spokesman, said. who want to sharpen their sailing a $25 membership fee for the entire The Sailing Club is a club sport SHE ALSO SAID the team this year skills. Longsfellow said that a class year. She added that those people which competes against other college is in the process of rebuilding. will be held this Sunday at noon. wish to join late in the semester wul teams at different regattas all over "In the club's past history, the team Those who wish to go should meet out not have to pay the full fee. Ohio and Michigan, she explained. was very successful making it to side the University Union. The class Longsfellow added there are four nationals. This year we want to reb- will be held on the Maumme River. According to Longsfellow, club regattas this year. The first one will uild the club so we can regain that Other activities include Olympic meetings are held Tuesday nights at 9 take place next weekend, Oct. 15-16, in status," she said. movies about sailing,' theme parties p.m. and are open to all.
»* jg news slafl/JomesYouii Show investigates gas, oil booms Dream Queen by Tom Reed Dan Melding, sophomore business major, mans the "polls" while sophomore mentary investigating a natural gaas sequently small towns grew over- ing the supplies were limitless, Susan reporter 10 sales management major Chris Cunningham surveys photos of contestants in and oil boom which took place in Onii night, while exsisting cities also Arpad said. at the turn of the century. prospered, Susan Arpad explained. the Sigma Alpha Epsiion "Dream Queen" contest. Through funding of area sponsors, a Grants from the Ohio Humanities "The drillers, at the time, did not University research team has em- Council, WBGU-TV Channel 57 and The gas boom significantly bene- understand that when they removed barked on an $82,000 television docu- the Marathon Oil Foundation have fited Bowling Green, at one time the natural gas from the ground, that Russia enabled research for the hour-long nicknamed the "Crystal City," be- the gas itself was the pressurizing Her interest in music led her to liked. pel special to begin, Dr. Joseph Arpaa, cause of its then expanding glass force to reach the oil which was become involved in a group which "Many of the courses being taught teach Italian and Russian at the Uni- professional associate of the Universi- industry. In fact, the economic good below." Susan Arpad said. performs many songs In German, by Dr. Shllaku have become very versity," Gray said. "She is also the ty's English Department, said. fortune of the town even prompted the Italian and Russian. popular among students," he said. woman who started the Academic The documentary, which will air city council to offer an unlimited The evaporation of the natural gas "In German we Just sing our hearts Teaching students is something Shl- Program in Salzburg, Austria." sometime next fall on Channel 57, supply of natural gas to any corpora- left the drillers with no way of ex- out," she said. This interest also laku said she enjoys. The program in Salzburg offers highlights eight years of examination tion that would bring its industry to tracting the oil, and turned the boom helped fuel the beginnings of two "I cannot resist someone who students the chance to study the lan- into the oil and gas booms and their Bowling Green. towns, which the oil and gas created, courses, German Songs and Russian comes to me with a closed course guage and culture abroad, be said. effect on the surronding community, into ghost towns, she added. Songs now being offered at the Uni- card. I guess I'm soft-hearted when it according to project director Dr. Su- THE PROGRAM will also explore versity. comes to students," she said. "I "I love to teach linquistics and san Arpad. the oil and gas reserves, which were According to Joseph Arpad, the According to Joel Gray, Chairman really love to work with students. It is these 25 years at BGSU have been The discovery of oil and natural exhausted through primitive drilling abundance of oil and gas at the time of the German/Russian program, rewarding to give out As to those who very beautiful because my teaching gas, in the late 19th century, created a Brocedures, and probe for an explana- led some people in the county into a a courses taught by Shllaku are well really enjoy my classes," she added, has been so diversified." need for the housing of workers. Con- on for the American public's think- false sense ot security. i—■■COUPON-—M| r NORTHEND^ Festival Series Dance To The PIZZA TRANSITION BAND $2.00 OFF At 16" PIZZA WITH Vienna Choir SNYDER'S CORNER October 25. 2 OR MORE Friday & Saturday 'umlci- - INU Murray Perahia pianist ITEMS NcM>mbe< 17. »983 ■ FREE DELIVERY! . * 1 & *» o a-**1* -110 W. POE HRS.SUN-THURS. 11 am -12:30 am bCt i New Vvbrld String Quartet ■352-7734 FRI& SAT 4:30-2:00 am FetxuoryiaW«4 0<*° 9.30 V-*'
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HINDS unique magazine Residents of Offenhauer John," in which students IN Towers have a unique way write light-hearted prob- China of receiving Information lems to a staff member For a days this past I and «»nmiiimi>f Hng frith who attempts to solve summer, Robert Beard, fellow dorm students. them. associate professor in the While other dorms offer The magazine also tries School of Health, Physical HOMECOMING newsletters and fliers, Of- to highlight all of the serv- Education and Recreation, fenhauer publishes the ices the Offenhauer com- tod IS other Americans on only residence hall mag- plex offers such as its own a bicycle tour of the azine on campus. weight room and the cam- Yangtae River valley in CELEBRATION The residence hall mag- pus only public darkroom, China. azine Skyline, which has where students can learn He will discuss his ad- been in existence for three to develop film. ventures and impressions years, Is a student-run op- of China tonight at 7:30 SNAKE eration that distributes p.m. in 112 Business Ad- dorm news to its residents, "A PERSON that lives in ministration Building. according to Tyler God- Offenhauer is paying more Highlights of his trip in- shall, graduate student of money than the rest of the eludedvisits to The Great DANCE college student personnel students on campus so our Wall, The Forbidden City, THROUGH program and first year ad- magazine attempts to ex- Tiananmen Square, the viser. pose the Towers students Temple of Confucius, The CAMPUS! The magazine encour- to all of its advantages," Grand Canal, Beijing and ages interested students to Godshall said. Shanghai. express their opinions Last year, due to lack of Beard also returned with about dorm life in Off en- interest, Skyline was un- memories and stories hauer and to submit arti- able to print a single issue, about the people and cul cles of creative writing, but this year Godshall ex- hire of China, a country Dg news sloft/JomesYoull such as poetry and advice, pects operations to run which only recently began Lori Kantz, senior public smoothly. to reveal itself to the rest of Sign in, please relations major, said. "At our organizational the world. The publication runs a meeting we had at least 15 The free slide-lecture is Assisted by Jenny Miller, freshman food management major, freshman economics major Todd Cortelletti take-off of the syndicated interested people so we sponsored by the Brie-Ana registers to vote in the Nov. 8 general election. Voter registration will continue during lunch and dinner today ana advice column "Dear should be in good shape," Council of American Youth Abby" called "Dear Godshall said. Hostel. tomorrow neanear the dorm cafeterias. New voters can also register In the Student Services building and at area businesses until Oct. 11. -dateline | clip and save 1 I coupon Oct. 6,1983 Tickets are 84 for adults; cake, created by Peter- coupon Senior representative - $2 for senior citizens, chil- son's Bakery, 133 S. Main Elections for this year's dren and students. For St, will be decorated with ■"/"SaVW-Ptflr I senior representative will ticket reservations call falcons. SATACTGaUT be held in the Union Foyer 37M719. ACWVUKJlTS $1.00 OFF I today from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Art - "Stories My Father SIEIMTIIT I The voting is open to all Told Me of Clowns, Buf- ME 110 TOEFL ocrrmreAT Any 7" Sub students. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - "He (Baldridge) has a Clarence Brown, former very strong interest in the Ohio congressman and Re- trade issue and has left publican candidate for some of the policy areas governor, took the first for me to develop,'' Brown step yesterday in his bid to said. "(But) in terms of the become deputy secretary organization of depart- of the U.S. Department of ments, the deputy has the Commerce. responsibility of the day- to-day operations." Brown fielded questions by Sen. Barry Goidwater, BROWN, a Republican R-Ariz., chairman of the congressman from Ur- Senate Committee on Com- bana, Ohio, for seven merce, Science and Trans- terms, lost a bid for the portation, as part of the governorship at the hands nominating process. Gold- of Gov. Richard Celeste in Tonight! We'll close at 5:30 to take some spectacular markaowns, then re-open at 7 p.m. i water, the lone committee 1982. Following his defeat, member attending the he began work with the for our Colleae Night Sale! 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Each floor of the hotel had a Often, young people on the street last year, the Marathon Oil Co. it learned it was a target for take- Marathon officials also nego- liner, Joan and Larry Northrup flew hall monitor who checked travelers' wordlessly indicated they wanted to searched for a buyer to save it over. to the Soviet Union for their vacation identification and kept hotel keys buy or trade something for the Ameri- tiated with General Electric Co. because they wanted to blow "what from a takeover by the Mobil Oil and Allied Chemical Co. General when they weren't in the room. Prop- cans' clothing and shoes. They panto- Corp., Marathon PresWent Harold MOBIL ANNOUNCED an offer Electric was in the beat financial that country was all about." aganda-laden "news" reports were mimed because they could have been Hoopman testified in a civil trial The residents of suburban Gahanna penalized for verbally negotiating of HI a share for Marathon stock shape to purchase Marathon. piped in. Their guide, a Communist yestersay. on Oct. 30. 1981. In the next two Hoopman said, but it had too much had planned the group tour for Party member, wrote reports on each such transactions, she said. "We were running evenr track months. Although some tour mem- f weeks, officials of the Findlay money tied up in construction pro- tourist's activities. we could think of," he said. 'I think based Marathon contacted "all jects. bers canceled after Russian planes we did a good job protecting the corporate entities that had finan- shot down the Korean airliner, the "THEY WERE constantly taking a "THE WOMEN are not fashiona- stockholders' interest." Northrups' curiosity made them go cial stature enough" about buying Hoopman said brief consider- count," Mrs. Northrup said. Tipping ble," Mrs. Northrup said. "They don't Hoopman was the first witness Marathon. ation was given to liquidating Mar- ahead. was not allowed, but the Northrups wear slacks or jewelry. Wool is scar- called by lawyers for a group of "We were iust as angry as everyone That included several big oil athon as a way to thwart Mobil, out left chewing gum, pantyhose and toi- ce. .. the natives layer their polyes- dissident shareholders upset over companies, even though Marathon he said accountants said there else," Mrs. Northrup said of the tra- letry items for the hotel maid. Their ter clothing to stay warm." the price received for stock when gedy. "We wanted to see for ourselves trip involved intrigue as well. Mrs. She said everything from shoes to was fighting the Mobil takeover. would be too many taxes to pay to what that country was all about." the Marathon U.S. Steel merger Hoopman said the most serious make the move profitable. Northrup was followed around Lenin- ice cream is scarce and of poor qual- was approved in March 1962. talks were held with Gulf Oil Co. A series of meetings between They found out. When they trans- grad for a day and a half by a well- ity, and the biggest department store The trial in Hancock County ferred in Helsinki, Finland, to a Soviet dressed Soviet man and a uniformed in Moscow resembles a low-quality But he said no deal could be worked Hoopman and U.S. Steel Chairman airliner, the Finns would not allow the Common Pleas Court is to decide out because of antitrust laws - the David Roderick concluded with an soldier. American discount store and prices the fair cash value of a share of same laws that blocked Mobil from agreement early on Nov. 18, 1981. plane to park at the main terminal. When they took a cross-country are "outrageous." stock on the day before the merger. All passengers were bused to the train trip, they were allowed to travel The average Soviet family lives in a pursuing control of Marathon. The steelmaker agreed to a price of runway and carried their own lug- Marathon lawyers contend the "If Mobil was found in court to be more than $6 billion, which was only at night. "We might see the three-room apartment in a high-rise two prices paid for stock was fair clean of antitrust problems, then paid to stockholders in two ways. military installations," Mrs. North- building, she said. Meat is not readily according to trading trends in the Gulf was going to get in through the For the first SI percent of the chat's when we realized we were rup guessed. Photographs from the available. Bread, cheese, cabbage market, while dissenters claim the same eye of the needle," Hoopman shares, U.S. Steel paid $125 each. going to have some problems," Mrs. train were prohibited. and raw fish are staples of the Soviet price paid should have been based Northrup said. said. "We considered many, many Each additional outstanding share The Northrups, both 30, found the diet. on the value of Marathon's assets. ways to find a legal means of was exchanged for a $100 note, Soviet and American passengers Soviets have a "childlike curiosity" Back home, the Northrups say they Kenneth Weinberg, a lawyer for were segregated. They were assigned about American fashion and life. Mrs. appreciate America all the more dealing with oil companies. valued at $7 Thurs Canadian Moth search begins TERMINATE Fri Miller Nite VOTE TODAY ev THANJUSTA SALE oct 3-7 BOLD WATCH You work hard all Promenade Lounge 2nd Floor Union your life and what do you get? Various sizes • Various prices • Frames * Buttons!] 3550 Secor Rd Well, depending Th. Who • Sfvit Nickt • Jourryy » Ltd Zmoolin • Rod Sfwart • Pink Floyd • Van Hahn on where you work, Suite 201 you could get cancer. 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RACKETEERS Friday BG News. !B;S;.£y!kGlMS. .OJLT£A.cJ$ 8 bg rwws/october 6,1983 .state/world— Pope may appoint four new U.S. cardinals NEW YORK (AP) - There has been Krol, 73, received his red cap 16 able administrator, a dedicated pas- dent of the National Conference of - Bishop Joseph O'Keefe, 64, vicar served as auxiliary bishop under Me- nothing like it in American Catholi- years ago and is the senior active tor and a cautious progressive who Catholic Bishops and a key figure In general of the archdiocese and hioi- deiros, as "an intelligent conserva- cism since 1808, when the Vatican American member in the College of preferred to work behind the scenes. the bishops' letter on nuclear war. est administrator after the cardinal. tive." Reilly, who has studied at created four dioceses - New York, Cardinals. He oversees 1.5 million The 74-year-old Manning, a conserva- In the event of Cooke's death he would Harvard and Boston College was a Philadelphia, Austin, Texas, and Bar- Catholics in the 175-year-old Philadel- tive Irish-born priest, became arch- Roach's identification with the bish- i member of the committee that dstown (later Louisville) on a single phia Archdiocese. bishop of Los Angeles in 1970, before ops' critique of U.S. military policy direct the archdiocese until the pope "As a bishop, I have to be absolu- being elevated to cardinal in 1973. might rule him out as New York appoints a successor. drafted the bishops' pastoral letter. %. death of Cardinal Humberto tely conservative in doctrine," Krol Even as they mourn the death of archbishop, who also serves as mili- - Louisville Archbishop Thomas Traditionally, the pope confers with Medeiros of Boston, the cancer of said. But on nuclear arms, he sup- Medeiros and pray for Cooke, Catho- tary vicar with responsibility for two Kelly, 52, secretary of the Natioaal the Sacred Congregation of Bishops in Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York Srted the National Conference of lics are speculating on the identity of million Catholics and their families in Conference of Catholic Bishops and Rome and the apostolic delegate in and the impending retirement of two tholic Bishops, in its condemnation their successors. In Boston, "it's the the armed forces. secretary to the papal delegation-in Washington. other U.S. cardinals is presenting of the arms race. greatest indoor sport now that Yaz Washington from 1965 to 1971. A Ro- Pope John Paul II with a rare oppor- (Red Sox star Carl Yazstremski) has Some other names circulating in chester, N.Y., native, he spent part of "The pope will get plenty of advice, tunity to reshape the leadership of the "NUCLEAR WAR Is a crime retired," the Rev. A. Paul White, New York: his childhood in Queens. but he won't pick someone (for any of American church. against God and man, and merits editor of the archdiocesan weekly, - Metuchen, N.J., Bishop Theodore the major sees) he doesn't know per- Given this opportunity to name four unequivocal condemnation," Krol 77ie Pilot, said. McCarrick, 53, secretary to Cooke IN BOSTON, these men are being sonally." Monsignor Florence Coha- new cardinals.'the pope now has it in said. But, "any guess is an uneducated and auxiliary bishop in New York discussed: lan, author of "A Popular History of his power to change the picture of the Medeiros. who died Sept. 17 at age guess," James Hennesey of Boston before his appointment to his newly - Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Daily, the Archdiocese of New York" said. entire U.S. hierarchy," according to 67, also spoke out against the nuclear College, author of a history of Ameri- created diocese in 1981. 56, chancellor and vicar general of the John Paul has shown no pattern for Monsignor John Tracy Ellis, dean of arms race and used his position as can Catholics, said. "And any think- archdiocese and its administrator choosing archbishops. He followed U.S. church historians. spiritual leader of the nation's third- ing on the subject tends to be wishful since the death of Medeiros. one tradition in appointing Cincinnati Cardinal Timothy Manning of Los largest diocese to condemn drug thinking." He is fluent in Spanish and has - Bishop Daniel Cronin, 56, of Fall Archbishop Joseph Bernardin to Chi- Angeles reaches the mandatory re- abuse and racial conflict. He had been directed a diocese with a serious River, Mass., and Bishop Daniel cago, which has never had an insider. tirement age of 75 next year, and leader of Boston's two million Roman ONE MAN is being mentioned in shortage of priests. The two clearest Reilly, 54, of Norwich, Conn. But in so doing he broke with another Cardinal John Krol of Philadelphia Catholics for 13 years. both cities - John Roach, 62, arch- trends in New York's future are more One church historian described Cto- - no archbishop of Cincinnati had ever will be 75 in 1965. Cooke, 62, built a reputation as an bishop of Minneapolis St. Paul, presi- Hispanics and fewer priests. nin, a Cambridge, Mass., native who left for another post. Watt's resignation urged Dumps violate permits WASHINGTON (AP) - Congres- pending more comprehensive per- ; rious potential threat to human sional investigators reported yes- manent licensing, and cover nearly health and the environment posed WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Repub- Watt's chief spokesman, said the sec- slain civil rights leader. King's birth- terday that 78 percent of the all legal dump sites in the country. ' by the disposal of hazardous lican leaders dealt embattled Interior retary continues to believe he is an day is Jan. 15. hazardous waste dumps they The GAO said through July 1983, | waste." An estimated 1,350 sites Secretary James Watt another set- asset to the administration. Meanwhile, West German Presi- checked this summer were violat- 24 of an estimated 8,000 facilities ; nationwide are subject to the back yesterday by suggesting Watt In other action, the Senate defense dent Karl Carstens told a joint meet- ing their federal permits by not expected to require permits had groundwater monitoring require- resign or face a "very, very strong" appropriations subcommittee passed ing of Congress that the 250,000 monitoring for possible leaks of received their permanent licenses, i ment. vote of no-confidence from his own a $251.4 billion military spending bill, American troops stationed in his toxic chemicals into drinking wa- and the process of licensing the ! In addition, the GAO said, nei- party. leaving intact money for such expen- country are welcome there, and that ter supplies. rest could take another 10 years. ther the Environmental Protection The GOP senators held a closed- sive and controversial programs as his nation is prepared to "contribute Two influential congressmen Agency, which issues the permits, door caucus Tuesday and said yester- the MX missile, B-l bomber and the its fair share to the common defense" said they were "shocked," and THE INTERIM permits require : nor state officials are making sure day a consensus had emerged that production of nerve gas. of the West. vowed to ask the House to provide dump operators to install monitor- ■ dump operators are complying Watt should resign because Republi- In a speech frequently interrupted for criminal prosecution of dump ing wells around their sites and i with financial requirements In- can support for him was far less than The subcommittee finished its work by applause, Carstens said he re- operators who deliberately ignore take periodic samples to indicate : tended to ensure that dumps can be had been previously gauged. in less than four hours of deliberations jected the unilateral abolition of nu- safely closed when full and then clear weapons because "good health safeguards imposed by fed- whether wastes have leaked from ! "There s a very, very strong feeling spread over two days, and sent the eral law. • the site and are seeping toward ; maintained, and adequate insur- that Secretary Watt should leave," Appropriations Committee the mea- intentions alone are not enough to The sample survey of state pol- underground water supplies. ance against accidents has been Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., said. sure, which is tentatively scheduled to preserve peace." lution officials in North Carolina The GAO said state officials at- obtained. consider the measure Oct. 26. Carstens, whose office is largely and Illinois was conducted by the tributed the lack of compliance to Environment Protection Agency Assistant Republican Leader Ted In another Senate development, the ceremonial, is on a tour of the United General Accounting Office, the in- the technical complexity and costs officials, when queried, said they Stevens of Alaska, a frequent de- Martin Luther King holiday moved States to mark the 300th anniversary vestigative arm of Congress, which of doing so. A North Carolina offi- had no immediate comment. fender of Watt and his policies, con- closer to passage as Jesse Helms, R- of German emigration to this country. found that 78 percent of the dumps cial was quoted as saying it costs The GAO study was released by ceded "an increasing number of N.C., agreed to drop his filibuster The Senate Foreign Relations Com- operating under so-called "interim about $4,000 to install a monitoring Rep. James Florio, D-N.J., chair- (Republican) members. .. are of the against the measure. mittee endorsed a one-year extension status permits" were not checking well and about $12,800 for the first man of the House Energy and opinion that a change will ultimately The bill is now scheduled for a of a House-passed bill requiring the for groundwater pollution, as re- year's sampling. i Commerce subcommittee with ju- have to be made." Senate vote Oct. 19 with passage president to certify every six months quired. In Illinois, the GAO said, 33 Florio and Lent said they would risdiction over hazardous wastes, But President Reagan said yester- almost certain. Reagan has already that El Salvador's government is of 38 sites were not meeting re- introduce an amendment to the and Rep. Norman Lent of New day that Watt "has done a fine job" indicated he will sign the bill setting making progress on human rights and quirements, and in North Carolina, federal waste disposal law that York, the panel's senior Republi- and a "stupid remark" did not merit aside the third Monday in January - land reform as a condition for receiv- 18 of 27 sites were not complying. could impose criminal sanctions on can. bis removal. And Douglas Baldwin. starting in 1988 - as a day to honor the ing U.S. military aid. In two other states surveyed, the dump owners who deliberately Florio said that even the minimal GAO said, Massachusetts and Cali- evade permit requirements. health precautions required by the fornia state officials did not know interim permits were not being Fighting heart disease and how many sites were in compliance THE GAO SAID underground carried out. The interim permits U stroke is a life or death matter. because few bad been checked. water pollution "is the most se- are supposed to be temporary, Poll reports Ohioans favor Issue 1 COLUMBUS (AP) - The age to 21 by more than a 2- showed 69 percent favored measure. Columbus Dispatch re- to-1 margin, Issue 1, which would raise ported yesterday that a The poll of 1,610 regis- the minimum drinking age Issue 1, a proposed mail poll shows Ohio vot- tered voters, taken Mon- from 19 to 21 years. Thirty- amendment to the Ohio ers favor raising the day through Wednesday of one percent of the survey Constitution, will be de- Issue 1 state's minimum drinking last week by The Dispatch. respondents opposed the cided by voters Nov. 8. MOST COMPLETE 12*33 KRAMER RD. still IMPORT FACILITY a baby. call today 352-7031 Issue 1 is a ballot issue coming up this November that would take away 19 and 20 year old Ohioans' right to drink beer. Even though these young adults can vote, serve in the military, get married, buy a house and hold down a job, Issue 1 would make it a crime for them to drink beer anywhere in Ohio. Supporters of Issue 1 claim it will reduce drunk driving, the truth is. drunk driving is a problem for every age group, not just 19 and 20 year olds. And Ohio already has a new tough drunk driving law r that has reduced alcohol-related accidents by as much as 34%. So. to guarantee that Issue 1 does not treat rCAf^lf'd7n HuSsDAY our young adults like they are still in diapers. Vote NOonltiue 1. To be sure you're registered to vote, simplv call your local Board of Elections at 3524531 , UliTEE or contact your local Democratic or Republican county headquarters. (Ask the Board of Elections how irA you can register your friends to vote No on Issue 1. too.) You muit be registered by October 10 or you cannot Vt&QIJ. vote. Tb protect your right to drink, protect your right to vote. Register NOW. 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The clouds broke, hitter that carried the Chicago White the sun came out, and the big right- by John McShaffrey However, the Falcons were out new Midwest Intercollegiate re- Sox to a 2-1 victory yesterday over the TOM PACIOREK, the White Sox's hander, who extended his personal sports reporter to avenge last season's second- cord to win the competition. Baltimore Orioles in Game One of the 36-year-old first baseman who hit .400 winning streak to 14 games, owned place finish to the Bobcats. Satur- When the final tally was com- day BG came out charging as both piled, the results showed OU to be American League playoffs. against the Orioles this season, got Overcast skies and chilly r The meeting of these two pitchers the game-winning RBI with a single, The second game in the best-of-five weather did not prevent the Falcon the metis' and womens teams cap- the clear winner, scoring 410 more was billed as a matchup of a master of and he scored an unearned run in the series will be played tomorrow night club water ski team from taking tured the trick titles. points than runner-up BG. The control, Hoyt, and a crafty, tricky sixth without benefit of a hit. again in Baltimore, with Mike Flana- the first-day lead in the hio Univer- victory was the second in a row tor veteran, McGregor. Bearded and barrel-bellied, Hoyt gan the starter for the Orioles and sity Intercollegiate SUNDAY STARTED OUR out the Bobcat skiers at their own THE RIGHT—HADNER Hoyt, 34- retired the first seven men he faced. Floyd Bannister for Chicago. Championships, last weekend. almost as well as Saturday for the tourney; BG won it three years 10 and the winningest pitcher in base- Constantly working ahead of the bit- Five schools competed in the Falcon skiers. Skiing under the ago. ball the past two seasons, won this ters, Hoyt used a moving fastball and American at Baltimore two-day, three-event (slalom, clear, sunny sky, both the men and Following the Falcons were time. He struck out only four batters, decent breaking ball to confound one tricks, jump) compppetition held the women claimed second place in OSU, IU and last place AU. but he walked not a soul. He bad of baseball's most potent lineups. Chicago ... Ml m m-t near Albany, Ohio at Cajun Lake. the slalom competition. Individually, BG did extremely walked only 31 batters in 260 2-3 Nothing got out of the infield until Baltimore •N too m-i They were Akron, BG, Indiana, Itttt all came down to Sunday's well. Freshman Doug Lance took innings during the regular season, Cruz's hit, but the hardest hit ball off Ohio State and defending champion big event - lumping. Knowing the second in all three events in his and be was on his form. He gave up Hoyt probably was the one hit two Game-Winning RBI - Padorek (1). and host Ohio University. Bobcats had a strong mens' team, first collegiate tournamment. Ter- three singles, to Todd Cruz, Rick batters later. E-EMurray. DP-Chicago 1, Balti- It was rather surprising that the the BG women had to win. . .and rie Smith and Bobbie Timmons Dempsey and Cal Ripken Jr., and two more 1. LOB-Chicago 10, Baltimore 3. BG skiers held the lead after Satur- win they did. The jumping victory placed in the top in all three events, doubles - by Ken Singleton and Dan WITH TWO OUT and Cruz still at 2B-Luzinski, Singleton, RLaw, Ford. day's tricking event. After fin- earned the womens' team first while Dean Gnepper took the Fal- Ford. first, leadoff hitter Al Bumbry hit a S-Fletcher. ishing ninth in the country last place overall and set the stage for cons' only other top-five iniah with Left-hander McGregor, the Orioles long flyball to left-center field. White year, BG lost many of their top the mens' jumping competition. a fourth in tricks. Also competing top winner this year with an 18-7 Sox center fielder Rudy Law raced to WP-TMartinez. BK-McGregor. T- performers to graduation. In addi- THE BOBCATS TOOK three of for BG were Scott Carrie. Dave record, had a slightly more adventur- the wall and gathered it in. And the 2:38. A-51,289. tion, OU is a qualifying team for the top five spots, led by Wayne Gnepper, Chris Nader, and Susan ous, 6 2-3-inning outing, while benefit- Orioles scoring threat had expired. I this year's Collegiate Nationals. Hanzel, who soared 152 feet for a Sayers. Bengals Price! in eltecl iu I H3 Ihru HI ll 83 Wr nqhl In limit qu< prepare far 3-2 Nationwise Steelers CINCINNATI (AP) - Coach Forrest Gregg says Helps With his Cincinnati Bengals wont be making maior changes in their game plan to face the Pittsburgh Steelers, despite Cincin- nati's 1-4 record. The Bengals play host to Fall Saviings the Steelers on Monday night at Riverfront Sta- dium. "I'm satisfied with what ...with Regal Seatcovers we're doing," Gregg said. Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson completed 21 of 30 passes Sunday for three touchdowns and a Par qt after rrrfg's $3.00 rebate on 12 qts or $1.25 rebate on 5 qts season-high 330 yards in Siive up to M9.00 Cincinnati's 34-31 loss to the Baltimore Colts, and Bengals receiver Cris Your Choice-. fg£l z CoUinsworth caught eight Castrol 10W40 or passes for a club record206 yards. 20W50 Motor Oil fgffl z Limit 12 Sale Price 79C BUT CINCINNATI blew ENGINEERED FOB SMALLER CARS a 31-21 lead and with it, the 19.88 Your Choice game. "We got enough offense to win on Sunday. The de- Starlite Regal 6.88 fense, quite frankly, didn't 16.88 play a great game," Gregg Sparkomatic Chieftain said, referring to Colt? Seat Covers drives to score after Balti- Mini Auto Foglamps more took advantage of Bench or Bucket Quartz Halogen Kits costly Bengal turnovers in Bench Reg 38.95 Clock 41001 2v»s Reg. 24.95 Cincinnati territory. 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MAIN Phone 354-3966 VISA 10 bg news/october 6,1983 sports Wesley gives up business for pleasure by Stove) Quinn breaking the record for most points in an official the possibility of playing respective sport. Both Curren and sports reporter a season. collegiate soccer in the United States, Anderson are from Durban. Curren is WITH THE SEASON only half over and also received a book of potential also from the same high school In the United States there are Ca- Wesley has proved head coach Gary universities in which he could apply. (George Campbell High) as Wesley. nadians in professional hockey, Japa- Palmisano to be a smart recruiter After a long application process, he There is, however, one difference nese in professional golf, Latin and made opposing coaches wary of chose BG over other soccer power- between Wesley and Curren and An- Americans in Major League baseball, him. houses like Cleveland State and Bos- derson; Wesley made his change on ■nd here at Bowling Green there is a "Before I came here I set a lot of ton College. his own while the other two had finan- South African playing for the Falcon goals for myself," Wesley said. "A lot "I was feeling kind of isolated in cial help from parents or other soccer team. of coming here was blending into the Durban (S.A.I, ' Wesley said. "I sources. And his decision has turned That player is center striker Dennis system. They (BG) use an attack wanted to see the United States and out to be a benefit for the Falcons. Wesley. And since beginning his colle- approach here and that really worked play soccer where they play at a "DENNIS HAS TO to work to cre- giate career at BG just 10 matches well for me. better level. I finally decided on Bowl- ate opportunities," Palmisano said. ago, Wesley has notched 10 goals and "It has been pretty gratifying for ing Green when I received a letter "There is a lot more to Dennis than two assists, making him the team's me being on a winning team. As for from Gary (Palmisano) and he made just scoring goals. He helps possess co-leading scorer with 22 points, along the ball which gives the other players with senior all-American, Neil Ridg- time to move up field. His size also wav. "It has been pretty gratifying for me being on a winning team." helps him (6-foot-2,195 pounds)." Wesley, a newcomer to the Falcon -Dennis Wesley Wesley has certainly created op- squad, wasted little time in establish- portunities. He is the only newcomer ing himself as one of the team's top scoring 10 goals in 10 games, that is me the best offer. I called him and that has started in all 10 matches and scorers. It only took him 1:59 into the Iust an added bonus. It helps me when told him I was interested. he has scored in all but two of them. season for him to score his first goal, know that I support Palmo's (coach "There was about four to five While Wesley is a newcomer, he is which came against West Virgnia at Palmisano) confidence in me." months of negotiating involved. I kept classified as a sophomore because he the Akron Children's Classic. He also In coming to BG, Wesley took a big getting letters outlining specific re- is 21. According to NCAA rules, if a scored in the tournament's following chance when he gave up a successful quirements. I also had to get a release Slayer begins playing athletics after match against St. Bonaventure and health club business so ne could come from the army. Since I had served my ) then the player gives up a year of earned himself all-tournament hon- to the United States to play soccer. mandatory two years I was able to eligibility. ors. Wesley first sold 50 percent of his come over." He has an average of one goal per business and postponed selling the Wesley is not the only South African "I have a lot of good feelings about match including a pair of two-goal remaining half until he was sure he to make the move west. Athletes such this team," Wesley said. "It's not just performances against Michigan Slate was going to make the long journey. as Kevin Curren (1963 Wimbeldon me and Neil carrying the team. Bill bg news staff/Patrick Sandor and Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The sopho- But there was more to Wesley's trip participant) and Gary Anderson (pla- Roberts is scoring, Drew Dawson is more is only three goals shy of break- Bowling Green's Dennis Wesley (left) goes airborne with an overseas than just boarding a plane. cekicker for the Pittsburgh Steelers) scoring, Mladen (Madancic) has unidentified player from Dayton in last Sunday's 6-0 win ing Ridgway's record of most goals in THE FIRST STEP began at the also came over to the United States to found his form and Kim Bucher is ■ season and nine points away from U.S. consulate when he discussed with compete at a higher level in their playing real good at keeper." over the Flyers. Rutrae's Sawing and A Sanatoria. Check ua lo. low SUBSCRIBE NOW to the Festfvsl 'RWsSA'IBA'IBA'IBA'IBA' TRAMPLE TOLEDO Overseas Jobs- Summer/Year round Letters and Inaigraaa on lacketa an) awk screening prices Series and see the Vienna Chok Boys Coma to the Pomping Party' VOTE BOONERS' FOR' DREAM'' Europe. S Amer . Austraae. 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PANY WVTTES ALL BG SENIORS TO I. al trie short oaaogua want to thank Friday and Saturday Op rl again Falcons. parking area 7 16. Pkaaee ratum, ADY TO CELEBRATE SEE YOU prayer 3 consecutive days without BFaNG RESUMES AND ASK QUES- you lor everything and confirm once fryreriutet Center 1073 Ford LTD. 2 door, rarjkal Urea. exaeme aaaaaaaaaM value. RE- TONIGHT'! THE ALPHA PHIS asking your wish After the 3rd day Attention Al UAO Members- TIONS ABOUT CAREERS W RETAIL- more thai I never want to be sepa- Homecoming An Show Let's show BGSU how to snake marantz stereo optional 372-1250 WARD 354,-2060 Bash Pjpptocks the wish wtl be granted no matter ING ON FRIDAY. OCT 7 FROM rated Irom you know matter how Entries due st Commuter Center how difficult it may be Promise to through campus' Meet at 7 PM In the 78 Datsun B2I0 $1900 or beat Hatp, bat kaya taxi kay ring ../ap- watch lor our specials In every SAM-4PM IN THE PERRY ROOM. great the material desre may to I by 5 00 Friday pubash Iras dialogue as soon as me Oval Friday to start the Snake Dance offer Cat 372-0031 days, ask lor O pro. 10 kaya Caah reward CM Wed and Friday Paper STUDENT UMON DRESS CASUAL want lo be with you and my loved P»ck up lorms at coco or art bfckj prsyer is granted D.S roan ' Cal 372-2343 lor debate' CU Igaor 1-874 3689. 8-11 pm Todd 352-2074 BRaaO A FRaENO REPRESENTA- 'RM'IBA'IBA'IIA'aM'kM' ones In your perpetual glory. Amen HOaKCOaaWO'S3 there 1976 Sctrocco In very good condi- TIVES FROM O-NEIS. AKRON; Coma lo the Pomping Parly! 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But I sal Oown and ale her lunch ■me And the raght proved to be A Thtt year he went loo fa* I hope shea lorgrve me |?l it's gonna HELP WANTED RED HOT GOO PHOO BOO! be a tarrmc year tor ua both. JWI 2 Kappa Love. Your Big Unda A Toledo baaed manufacturing firm la Now eraoy our breakfast buffet on To tha Lemba CM Tucker m need ol a second atari data entry Saturday too Al lor on*/ 12 90 Irom Ceetornia, I tied a operator The poeJeon wB otTar expe- Served Irom 9am-2pm Both greal ttmel Thank You and rience In al aspects of s computer Sal aSm Corner Kitchen. keep In touch dept Prefer sophomore or savor ACROSS 50 Celeste ol the Weighty weight Perry Field Attendance Record Sherry Starting pay $5 25/hr Please aend 28,880 resume to PO Box 3289 Toledo. OH 1 Creature In cinema Wednesday DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Can! tn on Saturday? 43807 Jewish folklore si Catalyst Time ot rapid 6 Driest Spanish 58 Wine center ot expansion sherry Italy Tortosa's river 1 z 1 a I 7 1 11 17 tJ 10 Yesterday s roast, 59 Place lor a cap Soaks, as flax • • today Literary style Quiz kid, e.g. 14 . 14 Papal cape Mathematical 'Love Boat," tor ; 15 Ukrainian city computation one 17 16 Entertainer BGSU Homecoming On the level Actor Richard | ■ I Fitzgerald CilyolNW Small snack 70 17 Madison Ave Argentina Historical denizen 64 divisions ■ Chum, on the 14 18 Smooth sailing range Happy tune " 1 Art Show m 19 Wing-shaped 65 Examine Rel. schools 20 Unsurpassed one 66 Vocalist John Ump'scall Competition Open to All Students! 22 To (till now) 1920s 32 23 Korean soldier DOWN sophisticate : Awards Given 24 Indian cruel 17 ■ I Fall guy 43 Basis ol a 26 Comedian Shelley Church calendar syllogism * 40 1 Friday, October 7, 8-10 pm 30 Line lor Lassie Aladdin's vessel 45 Diminutive ending 32 Sorcery practice Vivacity 46 ■ « 33 Hot shots Chanukah 47 Old Testament 37 Table scraps candelabrum Book " I Saturday, October 8. 10-1,4-8 pm 38 pickle Particle 48 Church feature 39 Lake city Biblical city 49 Improve upon U Show Held in Basement of Mosley 40 Generally Cyrano's feature 52 Make a to-do over 43 Sacred song Kept an eye on 53 Virginia willow u 44 18th can. Swiss Dell specialty genui Commuter Center mathematician " Moslem Supreme 54 Test type It I entry forms avalialbe at COCO and fine arts bldg. 45 Tops ot Mils Being 55 Electric unit 46 Magna Btoehue 58 Inner: Comb form u and all entries are due by 5:00 Friday at Commuter Center 49 Pub quail Seraglio 57 Tatum's dad 41 " 1 1 'c pick up art Sunday before 12. >SJL