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Campus • University to get new building

Roark talks about fiction and the Nation • Clinton prepares budget movies

Sports • Baseball wins three out of four at Cincinnati 9 Page 2

Volume 82, Issue 103 Tuesday, March 19,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio

The News' BGSU officials react to subsidy cuts Briefs Chairpersons, dean speak NBA Scores Faculty concerned about Regents' decision Katzner said subsidy cuts hardt said. "In the long haul, it Denver 122 about future of programs Dim Wamoe* md Jay Young The BC News could mean the departure of is a concern, and it will proba- Toronto 114 Jay Young cally had deficiencies much some faculty. bly interfere with attracting The BC News more serious than ours, were With the decisions revealed "There certainly is a real faculty members for whom given an opportunity to come chance that some faculty will working with doctoral students Chicago 98 by the Board of Regents to cut A decision to cut subsidies for back for a three year review." some doctoral subsidies, the leave," Katzner said. "Then It Is a very high personal and Philadelphia 94 several University doctoral pro- Reed said the University's future for University faculty is becomes more difficult to re- professional goal." grams has left an unclear future program should have been given unclear. cruit the replacements we George Clemens, Chemistry professor, said he is pleased Utah 107 for several departments. an equal opportunity. Louis Katzner, Graduate Col- would want for them." The Ohio Board of Regents de- "I think we have a very strong lege dean, said he Is worried Richard Gebhardt, English that the Chemistry subsidy has Milwaukee 90 cided Friday by unanimous vote program; that is not to say we about faculty spirit. Department chairman, said been continued because it to cut subsidies for the Universi- cant improve. We were in the "I'm very concerned about subsidy cuts could cause long- shows the success of the pro- San Antonio 104 ty creative writing, literature process of revamping some of faculty morale," Katzner said term faculty problems in his gram. and education administration the curriculum when all this "I'm concerned that those fac- department "It's a new program," Cle- Golden State 98 doctoral programs. The Regents started," Reed said ulty who are most mobile, "We have so many interest- mens said. "It means it has de- decided to continue funding for Richard Gebhardt, English those who can move elsewhere, ing things that our faculty are veloped Into a very strong NHL Scores the English and chemistry doc- Department chairman, said he tend to be the folks who are our involved in, that this is not a toral programs. was disappointed with the de- best faculty." huge concern right now," Geb- See FACULTY, page four. Hartford 6 Patricia Reed, Education and cision but not surprised since si- Tampa Bay 3 Administration chairwoman, said miliar recommendations have she was upset with the final been made in the past ture program. producing PHD. s. in literature." "I think each Individual instiu- selection. She cited the fact that "It was the action of what Howard McCord, Creative Chemistry Chairman Douglas tion has a very fundamental re- Montreal 3 the University's School Adminis- committees had previously re- Writing Department chairman, Neckers said he was very happy sponsibility in periodically insur- Buffalo 2 tration program was the only one ported, so it didn't strike me as said he was disappointed the about the decision to continue the ing that the programs they carry in the state to totally lose its sub- surprising. It was regrettable," state abandoned the University's chemistry subsidy. out, at all levels, are at the Gebhardt said. "We think the de- literature program. "I'm very pleased. My faculty highest possible levels for all San Jose 3 sidy. "I'm not pleased with the de- cision reflects some real misun- "I'm sorry to see them shut Is pleased," Neckers said. students," Neckers said. "I think Bostion 3 cision," Reed said. "My concern derstandings about the nature of down the literature PHD.," Neckers said the review was the ball now Is very firmly in the is the fact that other institutions our program and the strength of McCord said. "I just don't really fair and should be continued in- throughout the state, who basi- our placement rate In our litera- buy the Idea that we are over- ternally in some capacity. See PROGRAMS, page four. Lima filmaker will screen documenta- Walking the line ry at University City Council allocates funds On Wednesday, inde- pendent filmaker Steven Bognar of Lima will be in Bowling Green for the for budget, cemetery fence screening of his docu- mentary "Personal Belong- the South side of the cemetery drivers, after we have that and ing" at the Gish Film Brandon Wray The BC News that borders Ridge Street." other figures we will know the Theater. Colleen Smith, Municipal Ad- total cost of the winter." "Personal Belongings" played to sold-out houses at The passage of new legislation ministrator, reported to council this year's Sundance Film was the main Issue of business at that Bowling Green was recently Daryl Stockburger, Utilities Festival, the premiere last night's Bowling Green City honored for its tree-planting Director, commented on the im- showcase for films made Council meeting. programs. provements the city has made in outside the major Holly- Ordinances involving appro- "I'm happy to anounce that sewers recently. wood studios. priating funds to meet the city's Bowling Green was honored as a "We had to put in a new sewer Bognar's "Belongings" is current budget expenses for 1996 Tree City U.S.A for the 60th year in the alley behind Easy Street the story of his father, Bela and authorizing the city to put up in a row," Smith said. "The Cafe," Stockburger said. Bognar, who fought In the mayor has announced that we Stockburger told the Council It 1956 Hungarian Revolution. a fence around Oak Grove Cemetery on the University will have Arbor Day here April was not a projected that had been "Personal Belonging" will anticipated. be shown at 8 p.m..Wednes- campus to prevent further dam- 26; we will also be planting a tree day in the Gish Film age to gravesites were included In Community Commons to re- Theater. It is free and open In the new legislation. place the one that was recently "It was a project that wasn't in to the public. Councilman Chet Marcin said broken." our plans - it just came up. It was students have damaged the Smith also reported to council a bad sewer so we replaced it. Department offers cemetery. on the final costs for winter snow The only problem we had was "In the cemetery there are removal. that the alley was almost too nar- workshop about row to fit a tractor down." paths that have been beaten in "This winter we used 878 tons T.m Ulhmaarrhc AiMclated Pun violence the ground around the gravesites of de-icing salt on the roads at a Council also honored former The Department of Politi- from students who cut through total cost of $28,000," Smith said member and University student Striking UAW worker* Barb Stone, left, and Judy Mayfield walk cal Science through Contin- on their way to classes," Marcin "A factor not yet calculated is the Todd M. Kleismlt for his past the picket line as the sun sets in a nearly two-week-old strike. uing Education, Interna- said. "The new fence will be on overtime of the snow-plow work on Council. tional and Summer Pro- grams is offering a summer workshop titled "Prevent- Former employee sues University ing Violence in the Work- Catch me place" from May 20 to June 4. Bernadette Noe charges officials with conspiracy in lawsuit Anyone Interested In taking the workshop can Jay Young cleared Mason of those charges. question, the Information of that contact Judy Donald, direc- Noe filed another lawsuit a few report is in Marshall Rose's tor of Summer Workshops, The BC News i days earlier in the Wood County notes," Footer said "Those notes Continuing Education, In- were provided to Mrs. Noe In a ternational and Summer A former University employee Common Pleas Court. Noe claims Programs, at 372-7876. and wife of a member of the Ohio that a separate report provided public Information request." Additional Information Board of Regents has filed a $9 to then-president Olscamp by Noe referred all questions to can be be obtained by con- million lawsuit against the Uni- Rose was destroyed. her attorney, Rita Eppler. tacting D.S. Chauhan, direc- versity, claiming the Institution The lawsuit seeks $1,000 for tor of the workshop, at conspired to Inhibit an in- each of two alleged violations of Eppler said her client's 372-6009. vestigation of sexual harassment the open records law. The law requests for the information in and then retaliated against the requires public bodies to compile the report has been denied. oomplaintant. and maintain records of harass- "Nancy Footer's response back Bernadette Noe, wife of form- ment complaints and in- was that she told us that the Quote of er University Trustee Tom Noe, vestigative information, includ- document was destroyed and that filed the lawsuit against the insti- ing notes and summaries of was good enough," Eppler said. the day tution in the Ohio Court of Claims interviews. "My understanding is that we got "I'm very last week. The lawsuit also seeks court a report under a separate cover. The lawsuit names University costs and additional, unspecified The document that was des- concerned President Sidney Ribeau, former damages. troyed was under a separate about faculty president Paul Olscamp, Univer- In her complaint, Noe claims cover. That's what the suit is sity Attorney Nancy Footer and that, as a long-time friend of about." morale." Marshall Rose, University Af- Mason's, Olscamp was "unable to -LOMJ'S Katzner, firmative Action director. fairly and Impartially evaluate Eppler said they are request- ing any notes pertaining to the Graduate Col- Noe, who resigned from her the claims involving Dr. Mason." position Feb. 22,1995, alleges she Footer said the University has case or the report itself. lege dean, was sexually harassed as the di- provided Noe with the informa- "For some reason, if it miracu- about subsidy Trajr Maybca/Tfce AiiKlMcd PrtH rector of major gifts by Phil tion contained in the report lously appears, give ItJo us," Ep- Six-year-old Chris DiLecca reaches out for the soccer ball during Mason, vice president for Uni- "If s very important to keep in pler said. cuts Eppler would not say if Noe is a warm-up for a soccer match. versity Relations. A University mind that even though we might Investigation conducted by Rose now have a copy of the reports in willing to settle out of court. Colored Ink Opinion

page two Tuesday, March 19, 1996 Sound off on Nixon, Christ and Evita in fiction Last week Madonna made the like Abraham Lincoln or JFK, re- fiction when he wrote that play. front page of USA Today as a re- quire a tragic end - dying for a The real Richard was very the techno plan sult of the controversy surround- cause (or seeming to). Nixon is different from the murderous ing her new movie. She is cur- one of the few human beings in "toad" invented by Shakespeare. rently filming a cinematic adap- history who could have strolled But that does not render the play Ever find yourself griping over having to wait in a tation of "Evita," the Andrew Into a theatre to witness an opera artistically invalid. line longer than the one for Space Mountain at Dis- Loydd Webber musical based based upon his own life. As the When outraged individuals ney World (with no Lady Di title to get you up to the front upon the life of the mysterious years pass, his mythic status will protested the screening of "The instantaneously) for a computer in one of the campus political figure Eva Peron. grow, not diminish. Last Temptation of Christ" in labs? Fear not! Here lies students' golden opportunity to The movie crew is shooting on What obligation do dramatists 1988, they missed the point. The sound off on their technology concerns. some of the actual locations that have? They are obligated to show movie was Intended to put a new A presidential-appointed committee recently drafted a fit prominently Into Peron's life. us such a historical figure in a spin on the lire of Christ, not ad- new plan for the direction that technology will take on But many Argentines are out- new way. Art that doesn't here to what we already think raged at the idea of the sexually achieve this is pointless. and feel. Perhaps the movie's di- campus. The issues addressed included networking, ac- assertive Madonna portraying One of the best film biogra- rector, Martin Scorecese, felt we cess to facilities, and technology in classrooms. their beloved Evita. Not only do phies of all time is "Malcom X." had become too removed frotr. Drafts of this plan will be available to students around they find Madonna unlike their Although this film is complex the Idea of God as a human being, campus and on-line at the BGSU homepage. It will also idealized Peron, but many Argen- and doesn't strive to malign its so he made a movie based upon a be discussed at two open-forum sessions, the first of tines weren't too crazy about subject, there were people who novel instead of the Bible. Webber's stage version in the spoke out against that movie too, To see a Christ whose last which will be on March 20 at 4 p.m. in US 01 scamp Hall. first place. people who knew Malcom X and temptation was the ability to liv. ■ The second will be held March 21 at 12 noon in 113 01s- Oliver Stone's current movie Littlefield claimed he wasn't really like the as an ordinary man and to see camp Hall. "Nixon" faced controversy when version portrayed by writer- him reject that temptation is an it was announced, and countless director Spike Lee and actor extraordinary opportunity to ex- Louis Katzner, chairman of the Campus Technology Washington columns have ap- No kidding. Denzel Washington. The point is, amine ourselves and our beliefs Plan Steering Committee and Graduate College dean, peared since the film's release. These columnists fail to ad- the movie Is about Spike Lee's about God. That is exactly what said "One of the functions of these listening sessions Historians, politicians and cron- dress a major point in this de- ideas about Malcom X, not what dramatic art is supposed to do. that we're holding... is to get feedback from the commu- ies of Nixon write of the histori- bate; the obligation moviemakers anyone else thinks. The same is true of the some- nity." cal Inaccuracies portayed in the and other artists have to create I pity the individual who goes what un-Christlike Richard The News believes whole-heartedly that students need movie version of Nixon's life, his drama from history. to the movies in order to learn Nixon and the enigmatic Evita to review the draft of this plan and participate in these relationship with his wife, his Who was Richard Nixon? As an historical facts. True, some prob- Peron. Because Madonna's Evita discussions. Students who intend to live on campus next drinking, and the content of the historical figure he has appeared ably do, but this is not the fault of is being created doesn't mean year should take particular interest in these meetings mysterious tapes. in plays, operas, mini-series and the filmmakers. Audiences must that the Argentines' Evita(s) An almost identical con- movies. True, he was a flesh and assume responsibility for artistic can't exist as well. We are living because much of the plan deals with access in residence troversy erupted when Stone's blood man until 1994, but even abuse just like any other kind. in the age of postmodernism, and halls. movie "JFK" was released. Peo- then he existed in our American Historians don't read Shake- multiple, sometimes contrasting The plan also is worth about $10 million, which makes ple claimed that the filmmaker consciousness as a dark, mythic speare's "Richard III" in order to views of history are not only in- was distorting facts in order to creature. Few individuals are become acquainted with the evitable, they are good. for another worthwhile reason for why students should shape the movie around his dra- able to achieve this status until facts. Shakespeare created a Roark Littlefield is the Tuesday attend: Become aware of where the funding for these matic intentions. years after their death. Others, magnificant work of historical columnist for The BG News. proposals is going to come from, and how much of this money will come directly out of students' wallets. The News believes that if students expect something to be done about their complaints concerning the current technology situation, they first need to make their voices heard as the administration can solve nothing if the only voices they hear are their own. The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Dawn Keller Jay Young Managing editor News editor

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Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief cJ/afelte. Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman Copy chief Copy editor

Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Copy editor Copy editor SQE worthy of student support Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott Copy editor Copy editor WAR IS PEACE and I hope that all students leave and extrinsic rewards that ac- FREEDOM IS SLAVERY BG with at least one highly intel- company learning. These are Tania Runyan Amy Black Copy editor Copy editor IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH lectual experience. From what I primarily things I ahave already -George Orwell, "1984" hear, more than one or two such mentioned, such as meaningful Darren Liderbach Penny Brown experiences in four years Is a grades and self-satisfaction that Copy editor Editorial writer The first two fragments of the Wendling very rare occurance. comes from knowledge. above quote are quite apparently Besides laziness, I can think of Another reason for supporting contradlctary. Why, then, did only one other reason why stu- SQE and its goals has nothing to Orwell choose to contrast ignor- muscle metaphor. The more one dents are not lining up to join the do with personal rewards or ance with strength? uses one's mind for increasingly ranks of SQE. This reason is lack monetary gain. Evidently, Orwell believed that tougher tasks, the more one is apt of knowledge about the group or The threat of cultural and eco- Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken knowledge Is power. to find relatively simple tasks - its purpose - a situation that the nomic disintegration is constant- Colleen Casey Alianna Dias Many other things also lead to such as multiple choice quizzes - group itself Is quickly working to ly with us. Big Brother now Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin power. However, since most easy, and somewhat harder tasks remedy. comes In the form of multina- Chad Gamby Matt Gannon Bowling Green residents don't within the realm of possibility. In contrast to the thin defense tional corporations, merging at Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl have the money, family name, or an ever-Increasing rate, spitting Kevin Rathge Ed Reed personal arsenal to make a dent "downsized" workers onto the in the power scale of the United streets and poisionlng the earth, Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec States - or even Ohio - it appears The more one uses one's mind for all In an attempt to dumb down that knowledge is our only re- increasingly tougher tasks, the more one is and commodity America until Copyright© 1996 by The BG News. Reprinting of course if we would like to gain the few people with any know- any material in this publication whitout the permission of any sort of power, even that apt to find relatively simple tasks - such as ledge or power are left at the top. The B(i News is strictly prohibited. which consists of greater control multiple choice quizzes - easy, and These people would rather you The in i News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic over our own lives. somewhat harder tasks within the realm of keep track of Jennifer Aniston than read Plato. year and Wednesday's in the summer. The answer to the question of Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those possibility. By doing so, you wont chal- of the student body, faculty or University administration. why ignorance was valued so lenge their grip over the nation's Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not highly in Orwell's dystopia leads economy or government, and you necessarily those of The BG News. directly to a second question - It may also surprise some stu- of laziness, the reasons for join- might even buy thler products. Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 why aren't the students of dents to hear that knowledge ing such an organization, or at Knowledge is power, and those words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone BGSU lining up in droves to join cannot only garner A's, but can least attmepting to know more with power would like nothing number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News a group such as Students for be the source of more satisfac- about it, seem crystal clear and better than a nation of unin- reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Quality Education, an organiza- tion than 80s night at Gargoyles overwhelming. telligent anti-intellectuals. The IK) News encourages its readers to notify the tion dedicated to knowledge and could even dream of offering. Even If you view college only If you want to be a productive, paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. education reform? I realize this is hardly self- as an avenue toward a career, thinking member of society, you Human laziness la moat cer- evident, especially to the average you should be able to deduce that must value knowledge. If you 210 West Hall tainly a factor. It might seem ut- student who has for 20 year* or the types of reforms being pro- value knowledge, you must sup- Bowling Green State University terly foreign to some students so been kicked around by the posed by SQE would improve the port the goals of SQE. that others seek harder course average public school system - reputation of BGSU and ulti- Mike Wendling is the Tuesday Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 mately lead to bigger and better bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu work and tougher assignments. and our culture In general. bottom columnist. Questions, In this instance I would like to I suspect that the most con- job opportunities. comments, or knowledge can be use the woefully simplistic, yet in vincing proof for my satisfaction In addition to pure monetary sent to m i k e - some way accurate, brain-as-a- argument is personal experience. gains, there are many Intrinsic -r- + wenQbgnet.bgsueduS' Campus Tuesday, March 19, 1996 page three Dance Marathon volunteers raise $45,476 Genell Pavellch athon broke that record by rais- lot of fun." ing the 32-hour event because plan the event for next year. The BC News ing $45,476. The Dance Marathon Hepke also said she believes they were doing It for the chil- "I am already excited about at the University also set the re- "We went above and the event will become a tradition dren. next year's Dance Marathon,'* The first BGSU Children's cord as the largest student-run beyond what we because of student excitement "I have learned that with dedi- she said. Miracle Network Dance Mar- philanthropy in Ohio. expected for a and enthusiasm and all the sup- cation and desire you can accom- Students who would like more athon took place this weekend at Kelly Hepke, Dance Marathon port from the University com- plish anything," she said. information on the event for next the Student Recreation Center Morale chairwoman, said the first-year effort." munity. Wade said they now have an year can contact the Dance Mar- and was a big success, according event was a "complete and total Wade said the Dance Marathon excellent base to start from to athon office at 372-0530. to Charlotte Wade, Dance Mar- success." gave her a lot of leadership expe- athon Public Relations chair- "It was \ great experience," Charlotte Wade rience and showed her that stu- woman. she said. "It was more than we Dance Marathon Public Relations dents can make a difference. "We went above and beyond Imagined for a first-year dance chairwoman "After seeing the total amount OFFICIAL what we expected for a first-year marathon." of money we raised, it proved Wood WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY effort," she said. Wade said she is sure the that we can make a difference," t .mm \ The most money any first-year Dance Marathon will become a "I have no doubt that this will she said. Democratic SAMPLE BALLOT CMN dance marathon had raised tradition here at the University become a tradition here at Hepke said she also learned a Party For The Ohio Primary Election - Tuee., March 19,1996 before this weekend was $31,000. now that they have seen what it BGSU," she said. "I am sure we lot from the experience and the The University's Dance Mar- can do. will do it again because it was a participants kept motivated dur- YOU MAY LEGALLY TAKE THIS Dedicated To SAMPLE BALLOT WITH YOU "Integrity. Ser*lc* and the Public Trutt' INTO THE POLLS WHEN YOU VOTE! Technology can be addressed in forums POLLS OPEN Jay Young ty's technological needs. The then we want them to come and important for the community to 6:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. The BC News needs include networking, em- give us input," Dobb said. "The provide Input and see that they ON-CAMPUS VOTERS ployee access, students and technology committee hopes that feel comfortable with the pro- Members of the University classrooms. The committee de- we will have a plan for technolo- cess In terms of the direction that VOTE AT ANDERSON ARENA community will have an opportu- veloped models assuming a bud- gy for the campus that most peo- we are going." nity to help complete a technolo- get of $10 million. ple say, 'Yeah, this is where we Louis Katzner, committee WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY ENDORSED CANDIDATES gy plan this week that will carry The first session will be March want to go."' chairman and Graduate College FOR U.S. PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT the University into the 21st cen- 20 at 4 p.m. in 115 Olscamp Hall. Inge Klopping, committee dean, said the report proposes tury. The second forum Is March 21 at member and Information Ser- additional funding for computers BILL CLINTON / AL GORE Open forums will take place to 12 p.m. in 113 Olscamp Hall. vices assistant dean, also said it labs and networking of the resi- • give students and employees a Linda Dobb, committee mem- is key to the process that people dence halls that would include VS. CONGRESS (5th DISTRICT) chance to respond to the report ber and Library dean, said it is share their feelings on the draft one port per student The draft prepared by the Campus Tech- very important for people to at- of the report. also encourages students to pur- ANNIE SAUNDERS nology Plan Steering Committee. tend the forums. "I think they're very impor- chase their on hardware. • The presidential-appointed Katzner said the report is on "We are hoping people will tant. I think It's an opportunity VS. CONGRESS (9th DISTRICT) committee has finished a draft of come and give us Input at that for people across campus to pro- reserve at the library or can be a plan to prioritize the Universi- time. After everybody reads it vide Input," Klopping said. "It is accessed through the home page. • MARCY KAPTUR OHIO SUPREME COURT JUSTICES

CELEBRATION '961 JAN 1. 1997 TERM New building will • PETER M. SIKORA JAN 2, 1997 TERM An Ohio Rally • MARIANNA BROWN BETTMAN replace South Hall OHIO COURT OF APPEALS JUDGES For Victory (eth DISTRICT) but discovered it is more eco- FEB 9, 1997 TERM Jay Young IVITH SPECIAL GUEST - MELVIN L. RESNICK The BC News nomical to rebuild He said South • Hall will not be torn down imme- FEB 10. 1997 TERM diately, though • JAMES R. SHERCK Members of the English De- DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL partment will be moving east in "The existing South Hall will COMMITTEEMAN (2nd SENATE DISTRICT) the summer of 1997 as a building probably stay there for the next President Bill Clinton will be constructed on campus to few years and be used to house • ALLEN R. BALDWIN consolidate the department's of- other departments as we are Saturday, March 23 DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL fices. renovating other buildings," COMMITTEEWOMAN (2nd SENATE DISTRICT) Bob Waddle, Capital Planning Engler said. "I imagine it is goirg Doors Open At 5:30 p.m. Casual Attire director, said the state has allo- to be there for three to five years Ohio State Fairgrounds - Lausche Building • JENNY BARLOS cated all of the $5,627,000 budget at this point. Then it will be torn 717 E. 17th Av«., Columbus OHIO SENATE (2nd DISTRICT) that will be used to construct the down and hopefully about that • Hot Dogs • Popcorn • Pretzels • Fun new building. time we will be able to extend the t96" per person "Essentially it is going to allow pedestrian mall all the way over • CHRIS REDFERN us to consolidate the English De- Makes checks payable to: "ODP Federal Account, and mail to P.O. Box 707. Bowling Green, Ohio 43402-0707 or call 352-5299 or 666-2252. OHIO HOUSE (4th DISTRICT) partment, which is something we See HAIL pag* *«"• P«(d tor Dy Th« Wocd County Oamocfllc Party. A R B*W* Chair. 336 S Mam St Bowling, Gitn. OH have really wanted to do for a 43402-O707 Pn 3U-S299 01 666-2252 COUPON long time," Waddle said. • ANTONIO C. YAP Waddle said the bottom floor of MED. the four-story building will house 75 WOOD COUNTY COMMISSIONER computer labs, a couple of class- 1 ITEM No JAN 2. 1997 TERM rooms and the American Culture We Care About PIZZA Limit! s+ • KATHLEEN M. STEINGRABER Studies Department. The top 4 JAN. .1. 1997 TERM three floors will be occupied by Add Breadslicks - $2 GOOOAIAII a •> The Water | Coupon • ALVIN L. PERKINS members of the English Depart- ' Elpirtt localons | You Drink™ ment. Waiermill WOOD COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY The building, which will be lo- • JOHN D. GARAND cated to the west of the library si Express Try r W Writ*-In Siimnte Below I and directly south of Anderson lZaCO' Since 1964 Arena, will replace South Hall. WATERMILL WOOD COUNTY RECORDER University Architect Roland FREE DELIVERY EXPRESS® Engler said the University • SUE KINDER looked at renovating South Hall, 352-5166 Located At: WOOD COUNTY TREASURER 989 S. Main (Next to Pagliai's) • MARLENE NORTON Bowling Green PLEASE REMEMBER TO FILM DEVELOPING 1058 N. Main WRITE-IN (in front of JOHN D. GARAND T.C.B.Y.) Bowling Green for DOUBLE WOOD COUNTY PROSECUTING ° Computer Monitored Safety Shut-Down System ATTORNEY 0 Tested By The State ° NAMA Approved (Inside front Cover of Secrecy Envelope) PRINTS ° Just 25c a Gallon ANY SIZE ROLL ° Serviced Sanitized Daily INSERT BALLOT CARD INSIDE ° Unique 8-Stage R.O. Purification Process ° Self-Serve: You Fill Your Own Clean Bottle 3f Double Prints 4" Double Prints ° Open 24 Hours a Day

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page four The BO News Tuesday, March 19, 1996 Womyn for Womyn will show Flying high movie, talk about abortion

Dawn Keller a symbol of what could happen if Sullivan said given the press to The BC News women's rights were revoked, make certain abortions illegal, it according to Jeannie Ludlow, ad- is important for everyone to Womyn for Womyn will show a viser for Womyn for Womyn. know the history. documentary about abortion and "People need to know this hap- "Abortion has been around follow it with a discussion which pened," she said. from the beginning of time," she will be facilitated by Pam O' Marnle Sullivan, co- said. "Making abortion illegal Leary, from the Center for coordinator for Womyn for Wo- wont make It atop, it will just Choice II in Toledo. myn, said people of this genera- make It more deadly." Leona's Sister Gerri, a docu- tion may not remember what it Sullivan said the movie human- mentary about what happened to was like when abortion was ille- izes what women go through a woman and her family before gal. when making a decision about and after her illegal and fatal "This generation doesn't re- abortion. abortion, will be shown March 21 memember what It was like when "It shows the despair and the in 121 West Hall at 9 p.m. women didn't have a choice about difficult time a woman has mak- This woman's picture has been abortion," Sullivan said. ing the choice," she said. Kohl sponsors voting program Adviser will explain history of suffrage as part of Women's History Month

Dawn Killer to get the right to vote. think their vote doesn't matter. The BC News "These wor-.en were put in People should take It more seri- prison, they had rats in their ously and at least vote because of Jeannie Ludlow, faculty ad- skirts, they had to eat food with these women." viser for Womyn for Womyn, will worms in It," she said. "When Anne Cook, resident adviser in talk about the history of women's they went on hunger strikes, they Kohl, said that with the election David Gnibi/Tkr AiaocUtcd Praia suffrage as a part of Women's were force-fed. They worked coming up, students need to rea- Brittany Asay, eight, runs Into the wind as she tries to make It airborne. High winds provided Asay History Month hard and suffered a lot to be able lize the importance of their vote. and her sisters a great day for kite flying. Ludlow, who will speak on to vote." "People need to be aware," she March 20 in Kohl Hall, said she Ludlow said more people said. "It wasnt that long ago that will explain what women experi- should vote and probably would women couldn't vote." FACULTY enced to get the right to vote and If they knew what women went The event is free and open to show a move titled "How We Got through to get the right to do It. the public. Continued from page one. and stay at the University. locally-funded PhD. students in the Vote." "The percentage of people who "Without question it will help literature, but that is now at a Ludlow said the movie will vote in this country is dismally HALL PhD. program." keep faculty here, especially level of University decision mak- show what women went through down," she said. "It's as if people Clemens explained the recog- since it was continued with ing," Gebhardt said. strong endorsement," Clemens Continued from page three. nition by the Regents of the pro- Patricia Reed, Education and gram points out the success it has said. "It will make retaining fac- Administration chairwoman, said gained since it first began. He ulty easier and getting new facul- she would like to find a way to to Wooster, between Hanna and said the strength of the program ty easier." continue her department's pro- Mm AM Hi A I\0 It McFalL" will be able to continue to get Gebhardt said he would like to gram. • NOW RENTING • t Construction of the pedestrian stronger because of the decision see the literature doctoral pro- "We're hopeful we will be able ♦ mall, between the Union and Ep- to keep the subsidy, and faculty gram continue. to maintain the program," Reed Choose form choice apartments within walking ♦ pler Complex, will also begin this will be more Inclined to come to "We hope there's a place for said. distance to campus Summer 1996 and school year summer. 1996-1997 ♦ Engler said the new building, which will be called East Hall, PROGRAMS- will be consistent with other 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat ♦ campus structures. Continued from page one. the areas under review. Then we "The action taken by the Board and water included, air conditioning. "It will fit in with the rest of will sit down and look at that is- denies subsidy to any student the campus," Engler said. "The University Court to not let an ex- sue," Katzner said. "I certainly admitted to the program after ternal organization like OBOR want to find a way to do it, but the the time that action has been tak- 641 Third St. Apt. 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 ♦ exterior will be all brick and dark brown aluminum doors and en- come in." problem Is that we have to put en," Katzner said. 'Tor the most trances." Louis Katzner, Graduate Col- together a balanced University- part we are not looking at de- lege dean, said the University wide budget as well." cisions that would affect the fall administration Is currently de- The final area being reviewed of '96. We're really looking at de- ciding what, If any, programs by the Regents will be biology cisions that will affect the fall of March Madness = Low Prices! will be continued without the and biological medical sciences. •97." state support. Katzner said the reviews should "What the president has Indi- be complete by mid-May. Katzner said students who cated is that we're going to wait Katzner said the decisions have already been accepted for until this process Is finished; an made will mostly be made for the next fall will be subsidized by the action has been taken on all of fall of 1997. state. 801 & 803 FIFTH SHOOT on over to South Side 6 BEST BUY FOR YOUR MONEY AND FREE HEAT, TOO! for All your Party Needs • Large Two Bedroom Apartments • Furnished and Unfurnished SOI Til SIDE 6 • Laundry Facility in Building 737 S. Main WHERE 'HIE IMIMY STARTS 352-8639 • Free Heat, Water and Sewer • 9 and 12 Month Leases Available • Private Parking • Extra Storage Closets • Free Cleaning Service NEWIPVE Rentals 328 S. MAIN (OUR ONLY OFFICE) 352-5620

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m Nation Tuesday, March 19, 1996 page five Clinton prepares budget with $100-billion tax cut

Martin Crutslnger formally submits to Congress on lion in tax cuts in the current fis- 5. However, there were some The president's estimate of ucat ion and the environment. The Associated Press Tuesday the full proposal for the cal year and $13.9 billion for modest changes, which officials $5.7 billion in savings in Medi- The president's plan is certain budget year starting next Oct. 1. 1997. attributed in many cases to tech- care, the giant health care pro- to be contrasted with the rival WASHINGTON - President The budget documents ob- The president's formal budget nical adjustments. gram for the elderly, was un- Republican congressional plan, Clinton has put together an elec- tained by The AP show that the submission will retain his tax The biggest change evident in changed from his February esti- which also proposes eliminating tion-year budget that would offer president proposes spending credit for children, which would summary pages obtained by The mate. the deficit by the year 2002 with Americans a roughly $100-billion $1,635 trillion In the fiscal year provide $500 when fully phased AP was in proposed savings in The president has attacked what the GOP claims are more tax cut over the next seven years that starts Oct. 1, a 4 percent In- in, and a new tax deduction for Medlcald, the state-federal pro- GOP budget cutting proposals honest efforts to tackle rising while still achieving a balanced crease from the current year. college tuition, which would be gram that provides health care for their much larger reductions costs in health care, welfare and budget, documents show. The president's spending worth $10,000 when fully put Into for poor people. In February, in spending on both Medicare other mandatory benefit pro- Budget documents obtained by document, which has already effect. Clinton proposed changes that and Medicaid. grams. The Associated Press, embracing been dismissed by Republicans Clinton's $99.7 billion in tax re- would result in $2 billion in sav- Clinton has been referring to The budget Clinton releases the Clinton spending plan for as offering too little in tax cuts lief is about half of what Repub- ings In the program for 1997. his smaller government spending Tuesday will total more than Fiscal 1997, for most part make and spending reductions, would licans have proposed. However, the full budget now cuts in speeches across the coun- 2,000 pages and will provide the only minor changes to a broad provide $99.7 billion in tax relief The bottom line figures in the estimates Medlcald spending will try, arguing that his budget nitty-gritty details to flesh out budget outline he submitted through the year 2002, starting president's budget are close to add another $900 million to the would protect priorities favored the 20-page spending outline he early last month. The president with a downpayment of $3.3 bil- the numbers he revealed on Feb. 1997 deficit projections. by voters, such as Medicare, ed- sent Congress last month. Jury convicts Salvi of murder, assault Snoop Doggy Dogg Carolyn Thompson her back. interviews would be up to prison receptionist at Planned Parent- The Associated Press The verdict was nationally officials. hood, and wounding five other televised live. Cameras had been Outside court, the president of people in back-to-back shootings will not be retried DEDHAM, Mass. - A jury re- excluded from the courtroom the Planned Parenthood League at the two clinics in Brookline, a jected John C. Salvi Ill's insanity during testimony. of Massachusetts said she was Boston suburb. The Associated Press "God blessed us with a vic- defense and convicted the This afternoon, Superior Court relieved by the verdict. "This Is what you get! You tory," Broadus said outside 24-year-old loner today of mur- Judge Barbara Dortch-Okara "We're hopeful this kind of should pray the rosary," Salvi LOS ANGELES - Pros- the courtroom. dering two women in a shooting heard "victim impact state- atrocious incident will never screamed as he pumped 10 bul- ecutors said Monday they Broadus, 24, and Lee, 25, rampage at two abortion clinics. ments," comments from loved happen again anywhere in this lets into Nichols, witnesses testi- wont retry rapper Snoop Do- were acquitted of murder last The jury convicted him of two ones of the dead and from the country or the world," said Nicki fied. ggy Dogg and his former bo- month In the shooting death of counts of first-degree murder wounded, and then formally sen- Nichols Gamble. Salvi was arrested the day dyguard on voluntary man- Philip Woldemariam, 20. The and five counts of assault with in- tenced Salvi to life. "I think it will help to de- after the killings when he alleg- slaughter charges in the snoot- jury acquitted Broadus of a tent to murder. "The life I had is gone," said a escalate the climate of fear and edly fired at least 23 shots at the ing death of a gang member. charge of accessory after the "Justice was done," said Mark tearful David Keane, who had violence that has surrounded the windows and doors of a Norfolk, Superior Court Judge Paul fact, but deadlocked on a vol- Nichols, whose sister was slain in been engaged to marry Shannon services that we provide," said Va abortion clinic. Flynn granted the pros- untary manslaughter charge- one of the Dec. 30, 1994, attacks Lowney, one of the receptionists Gamble. Salvi's lawyer, J.W. Carney Jr., ecution's request to dismiss Deputy District Attorney on two Boston-area clinics. who was killed. "The most car- Salvi, who professed to believe said Salvi suffered from paran- the charges against the rap- Bobby Grace said prosecutors A first-degree murder convic- ing, loving person I ever met is in a conspiracy against Roman oid schizophrenia, a mental dis- per, whose real name is Calvin felt there was little chance of tion carries a mandatory sen- no longer with me." Catholics, admitted carrying out order characterized by delusions Broadus, and McKinley Lee. winning convictions. tence of life In prison without Ruth Ann Nichols, the mother the attacks that killed two re- of persecution. He repeatedly parole. Massachusetts doesn't of slain receptionist Lee Ann Ni- ceptionists and wounded five asked Ms. Dortch-Okara to de- have a death penalty. chols, addressed Salvi in her other people. clare his client Incompetent to As the verdicts were read, Sa- statement, saying, "Without hesi- The jurors deliberated nine stand trial. 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may pull plug Pat Roque The Associated Press

MANILA, Philippines - A on Marcos' crypt raging fire engulfed a disco crowded with students celebrat- The Associated Press Uocos None, Marcos' home ing the end of the school year province, uad asked for an ex- early Tuesday, killing at least 80 MANILA, Philippines - E- tension. people and severely burning doz- leclricity will be cut off at the Power company officials ens more. refrigerated crypt housing the have agreed to continue ser- Quezon City police chief Her- remains of the late President vice until April 30 to allow cules Cataluna said about 80 bod- Ferdinand Marcos If his Marcos' widow Imelda and ies had been taken out of the widow does not pay the bills supporters to find ways to pay Ozone Disco Pub In the Manila soon, the power company said the bill, which has accu- suburb. More bodies remained In Monday. mulated since 1989, he said. the ruins, covered by debris. With some $154,000 in bills Marcos was ousted In Feb- Hospital officials said dozens unpaid, the Uocos Norte Elec- ruary 1986. of survivors had been brought in tric Cooperative was set to He fled to Hawaii, where he with third-degree burns. turn off the power Monday, died in 1989. Bodies of people who tried to said Rommilas Pascual, a His body was not allowed to escape were piled waist-deep at a company official. return home until three years narrow corridor leading from the He said the vice governor of later. dance floor. Others were crushed beneath a mezzanine celling which collapsed. "We saw smoke and tried to Howard's club 14 run outside but were caught in a 3 I I Mon-Sot 12-2:30 om stampede," said a survivor Ml N Main named Rose, who said two of her three friends were missing. "I was stepped on but managed to force my way out." Pal Rogue/The Associated Prc» Marvin Reyes, a disc jockey at Two unidentified women wait for newt on relatives after a fire engulfed a disco crowded with students the disco, said victims were celebrating the end of the school year. At least 80 people were killed In the blaze. screaming as their clothes and hair caught fire. burned that their bodies stuck to searched for information about reports said it was triggered by a "It was like hell," he said. "I each other and firemen had to be missing family members. cooking fuel tank that exploded. - tried to announce there was a careful to avoid dismembering Fire officer Molses Marcelo fire, but the microphone stopped the remains as they collected said the fire started a few The disco is popular among working." them, said Adolfo Gutierrez, minutes after midnight and was young people, particularly col- Firemen were overwhelmed by chief of staff of the Quezon City extinghulshed about two hours lege students. Guttierez said he Simp Downtown BC* the ordeal of taking bodies out mayor's office. later. heard there was a graduation from the charred disco. There was chaos around the There was no official report on party going on when the fire The victims were so badly building as wailing relatives the cause of the fire, but radio started.

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John BOflflttJ The Associated Press "You can see it build PHILADELPHIA - Dennis slowly because the Rodman's latest tirade will cost referees are paying him six games and more than $200,000. It could cost the Chi- so much attention to cago Bulls a chance to become him. You know with the first NBA team to win 70 games. his personality, Rodman, the league's leading something is going to rebounder and most volatile character, got a six-game sus- happen eventually." pension without pay and $20,000 fine Monday for head-butting a Bill Wennington referee and other outbursts after Bulls Center being ejected from Saturday night's game. "Physical assaults on referees may not be a bad thing. . .other cannot and will not be tolerated guys will have to step up and play under any circumstances," NBA a lot of minutes." vice president Rod Thorn said. After being ejected during the Rodman's suspension was the first quarter of a win over New third longest levied by the NBA. Jersey, Rodman head-butted ref Kermit Washington was sus- Ted Bernhardt, knocked over a pended for 26 games in 1977 for water cooler, stripped off his jer- punching Rudy Tomjanovich, sey and shouted obscenities be- and Vernon Maxwell got a fore leaving the court. 10-game suspension last year for "The suspension and fine re- going into the stands and hitting flect not only the head-butting, a fan. but the totality of his actions on the court," said Thorn, who was "You can see it built slowly be- at the game and saw the tirade In cause the referees are paying so person. much attention to him," Bulls center BUI Wennlngton said at After the game. Bulls star Mi- chael Jordan said he was con- the team hotel before Monday cerned about Rodman's behavior. night's game against Philadel- phia "You know with his person- "If he happens to get suspend- ality something's going to happen ed, maybe this is the opening he needs to get himself back on line eventually." Along with his $20,000 fine and and focus on the game and not an automatic $1,000 fine for his the way he's being perceived," ejection, Rodman will lose about Jordan said. $34,500 in salary for each game Rodman, who averages 1S.1 he Is suspended. That means the rebounds, claims that refs have Incident will cost him a total of been picking on him because of $228,000. his bad boy reputation. He wont - It could also prove costly for be eligible to play again until the Bulls, who are on pace to April 2, when the Bulls visit break the record of 69 victories Miami in a season by the 1971-72 Los "They can suspend me and Angeles Lakers. Without Rodman make an example out of Dennis and ailing All-Star Scottie Pip- Rodman; I dont care," Rodman pen, who is expected to be side- said after the New Jersey game. lined for another week, Chicago "If I butted him, I butted him. So (S7-7) could be vulnerable as It suspend me, David Stern. Sus- plays three games In the next pend me, Rod Thorn. You guys four nights. are so big; suspend me." The Bulls must win 13 of their Hubie Brown, a former NBA last 18 games to set the record, coach who Is now a commentator beginning with Monday night's for Turner Sports, said he agreed game. with the league's penalty. "As far as winning 70 it may "You can't have players man- BIU KMtraaam* AmchMPras* hurt us," Bulls said center Luc handling an official and can't Chlcago Balls forward Dennis Rodman talks to referee Ted Bern- by Bernhardt In New Jersey, Saturday. Longley said at the team hotel. hardt after being called for a second technical foul and being ejected "But as far as down the stretch It See RODMAN, page eight. Knight uncertain Bowling Green baseball opens about Coleman, with Tracy setting new record

Scott Brown pitching staff The BC News MEN'S "We feel this can be a very, very, explosive BASEBALL team. If we stay focused, prepare ourselves have many other options. He If this past weekend was any Q. Joe Kay correctly and no question about it, there is The Associated Press hoped Curtis Goodwin, acquired indication of what Is In store man, had a home run In each from Baltimore as part of the for the Bowling Green baseball contest, moving past Larry some talent on this team. DUNEDIN, Fla. - Two weeks David'Wells trade, would con- team this year, watch out. Arndt to become BG's all-time before opening day, Ray Knight tend for the leadoff spot, but leading home run hitter with The Falcons opened the 1996 Danny Schmitz Is still looking for answers. Goodwin has hit Just .167. season In a 35. The Cincinnati Reds' first-year The only other outfielder with rather con- Tracy's heroics made up just manager feels good about the po- leadoff speed Is Eric Davis, who vincing fash- part of an explosive Falcon sitions that were pretty much probably will make the team as a ion, going on offense that had innings of an off-season knee injury. His Three home runs accounted for settled when training camp backup outfielder. If Coleman the road and three, four and five runs at 23-game hitting streak was the five runt in the seventh, with opened; catcher, infield, right continues to struggle, Davis taking three different spans over the week- snapped in Saturday's first Burgei, Tracy and Matt Crakj each connecting. Burgei was 3-for-4 with a field, starting rotation. could play a bigger role. of four end. game but came back with three Mike Kelly appears to have "I dont know about leadoff. "We feel this can be a very, more hits over the weekend. pair of doubles on the day. games from Tippia struck out two, walked three won a starting outfield job, filling That's my concern," Knight said. host Cincin- very explosive team," Schmitz "He's doing very well," and gave up three earned runs In 4 one of the team's biggest gaps. "Vince Coleman, I believe, is go- natl. BG said. "If we stay focused, pre- Schmitz said. "The knee is 100 2/3 innings on the mound. But Knight still wonders about ing to be fine. If I'm going to swept Tracy pare ourselves correctly and percent That was one of our BG 4, Cincinnati 2 his leadoff hitter and his bullpen have a speed-oriented team, then through Sat- no question about It, there Is question marks coming In be- Tha Falcons built a 4-0 lead before configuration. he's going to have to be fine. If he urday's games, 9-3 and 4-2, and some talent on this team." cause we weren't sure how the tfia Bearcats scored a pair in tha bot- "I have two or three concerns," isn't, then I've got to make an ad- split Sunday's twinblll 8-3 and The Falcons' pitching staff knee was going to react. He tom of tha fifth to make It a tight Knight said Monday before an justment. 7-8. did a solid job over the week- played three out of four games game. Tracy drove in Wee of BG's 8-7 victory over Toronto. "Eric Davis - I like what I've "When we play the early end, offering Schmitz added and came up with some big hits four runs, two of them on a dnger in The concerns start at the top of seen of him and It looks like he enthusiasm for their prospects for us." tha fifth inning. games like this, what we try to Burgei was 3-for 4 with 2 RSI's for the lineup. Vince Coleman, ex- can run. I'm going to have to do is get everybody's feet wet," this season. Only Joe Holland, The Falcons are scheduled to have somebody lead off that I can the Falcons Andy Smith picked up pected to play left field and bat said Falcon head coach Danny the loser In Sunday's nightcap, host Michigan State at 2 p.m. the save. first, was hitting .086 with just feel can get on base and pressure Schmitz. "That's exactly what had a rough outing (four runs Wednesday in their home SUNDAY three singles in 35 at-bats head- the defense, so Eric Davis may we did. Everybody had an op- In two-plus Innings). opener (weather permitting) ■Gl, Cincinnati 3 ing into the game Monday. He figure in that spot" portunity to play." "As far as three out of the and then depart early Thurs- Tracy had a two-run homer in the had a triple and a double and The other major question when Jason Tipple, Mike Chaney four starters, I thought they day for their spring trip to Fort first inning, and Burgei added a two- scored only his second run in 11 training camp opened was the and Joe Cotton each picked up gave us quality starts," Myers, Fla run shot in the fifth as tie Falcons games. bullpen. The Reds lost setup man pitching victories for the Fal- Schmitz said. "[Joe] was Just jumped up 5-0 and never looked The defending NL Central Mike Jackson to free agency cons, but It was the offense overthrowing a little bit. The back. champs are relying heavily on over the winter, then lost closer main thing is that all of them SATURDAY Bob Reichow got the save on the that took center stage. BG BG 9, Cincinnati 3 their speed to produce runs this Jeff Brantley to a broken foot got their feet wet. I see all of mound for tha Falcons. scored 28 runs and banged out It was a tight gams, 4-3 In favor of early In camp. Cincinnati i.BQ 7 season, with home-run leader 32 hits over the four games, them Improving." the Falcons, before a five-run out- The Falcons trailed 7-3 entering Ron Gant gone. They can't afford Hector Carrasco is the closer with Andy Tracy's four home Mike Combs, the Falcons' burst in the top of the seventh inning (he sixth inning but scored four in the to have Coleman struggling at while Brantley recovers; he's ex- runs leading the way. third baseman, was limited as btow it open on the way to tha 9-3 vic- sixth to tie the game. The Bearcats the top of the order. Tracy, a senior first base- he continued to fight back from tory. scored in the bottom of the frame. Unfortunately, Knight doesnt See REDS, page eight. T Sports page eight The KG News Tuesday, March 19,1996 Alomar healthy, ready to try for a 100 game season

Chuck MelvlR mar, who knows the Indians are The Associated Press at their best when he's in the lineup. They went 38-16, a .704 I was still healing WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - While winning percentage, in his 54 during the playoffs. I the Cleveland Indians are aiming starts last year. to win 100 games again, Sandy But he hasnt played in as many was supposed to be Alomar's personal goal Is a bit as 90 games in any season since out for four months more modest than that. He'd he was a rookie, and the 66 he simply like to play in 100 games. played In after he returned in and I came back to It hasn't happened since 1990, late June last year were probably play in two." when Alomar hit .290 In 132 more than he should have. games and also played well "I was rushed to play," Alomar Sandy Alomar enough defensively to become said. "I was still healing during the unanimous choice as Ameri- the playoffs. I was supposed to be can League rookie of the year. out for four months and I came "We're lucky to have Tony "When I play, I've proved I can back and played In two. Nobody Pena," Alomar said. "He's an ex- hit," said Alomar, who hit an knows that, because I'm not the perienced guy. He helped me a even .300 last season after com- type that goes and tells that to lot, and he helped the ballclub ing back from two more opera- people If I'm able to play, I play. out. Tony deserves a lot of cred- tions on his left knee; one in "But catcher is a different po- it." November 1994, another in April sition than any other position. Perhaps because his own ca- 1995. "Defensively, I know I'm You have to move all around. You reer has had so many ups an< going to be there. I can do the have to get up from the squat and downs, Alomar is wary of all th little things to help a team." throw to second base in less than predictions that the Indians wi. Alomar, who returned to his two seconds. It's different." run away with the AL Centr; native Puerto Rico for two exhi- Even when he's healthy, Alo- this year the way they did it bition games between the Indians mar, 29, is guaranteed of a rest 1995. and Florida Marlins this past every fifth day because his un- "With Chicago's pitching weekend, is feeling better than derstudy, Tony Pena, has become they're not going to have anothe. he has in years. The knee is hold- the personal catcher for Dennis bad year like they did last year," ing up, and so far he has avoided Martinez, Cleveland's opening he said. "And the Royals stud the assorted other injuries that day pitcher. The Indians tried around for a while last year. have been sprinkled throughout pairing Alomar with Martinez "You can't count on being in his career the Inflamed rotator early in the playoffs last year to the World Series without playing Wtlck/Tkc AiMcUted Preu cuff, the strained hip flexor, the keep Alomar's bat in the lineup, 162 games. A lot of things can cut hand, the broken finger, the but Martinez eventually asked happen. One injury can be dev- Clevlend Indians catcher Sandy Alomar throws the ball in between innings as the Indians take on the bad back. for Pena again because the two astating to any team. So you have Kansas City Royals in spring training. No one is more frustrated by had been working together all to be very careful about the way the litany of ailments than Alo- season. you talk." RODMAN Allen R. Continued from page seven. as his ferocious work on the for arguing with coach Bob Hill boards. and refusing to Join team hud- have players verbally challeng- Since October 1992, he has dles. The Spurs traded him to ing the commissioner and Rod been suspended at least seven Chicago for center Will Perdue BALDWIN Thorn when you are guilty 100 times by the league or his team. on Oct. 2,1995. For Democratic percent," Brown said. "Then it He also has been fined at least Earlier this season, Rodman becomes an embarrassment to nine times during that period. was fined $5,000 for verbally State Central the league." Last season, while playing for abusing referees and failing to Committeeman Rodman, seeking his fifth the San Antonio Spurs, he was leave the court In a timely fash- straight rebounding title. Is as benched during Game 4 of the ion after being ejected from a FOR THE well known for his troubled past Western Conference semifinals game with Seattle. 2ND STATE SENATE DISTRICT REPRESENTING DEMOCRATS IN REDS OTTAWA COUNTY, WOOD COUNTY Continued from page seven. flip-flopping it every day." typical spring showing. Left- AND PARTS OF Knight has been Impressed hander Chuck McElroy has been LUCAS AND ERIE COUNTIES pected back some time in April. with Jeff Shaw, Marcus Moore, erratic. Both have to prove them- Knight doesn't know how the rest Tim Pugh, Xavier Hernandez and selves in the last two weeks. Endorsed Bv: of the relief staff stacks up. Carrasco. All five are right- "It's wide open," he said. "I can handers. "If I end up with six right- BGSU College Democrats & Perrysburg Democratic Club tell you the names there, I can't Right-hander Johnny Ruffin handers, I end up with six right- Wood & Ottawa County Democratic Committees tell you any order because I'm has been inconsistent again in his handers," Knight said. (Note: The Lucas & Erie County Democratic Committees made no endowments tor State Central Committee) - WE SUPPORT "AL" • Clyde Alexander Penny Getz AINewlove viunip»M Rossford City Council Member Wood County School Board Member Wood County Democratic Treasurer Warren & Dcxcthy Allen Peggy Giordano DickNewlove Roger Anderson Robert P. Goodwin Wood County Democratic Vice-Chair former Bowling Green Council Member Ted Groat Larry Newman lorn Anderson lee S Mil Hakel Patrick Ng Former Bowling Green Council Member Deb Hazard Former Bowling Green Council Member Kerry Auhzia Gordon Hemminger Reg & Sherry NobU- Charles M Bailey Maumee Council Member RodneyD. Noble Jan & Dan Bamett Chris Her Merlene K Norton, C.PX Kevin Baxter MaiyHlozn* Candidate Fro Wood County Treasurer Ene County Prosecutor Christine Hotder-Patron* Sarah Ogdahl PeulBelozis James M. Hotzcmer Bowling Green Council Member Perrysburg Democratic Char Former Lucas County Commissioner Marsha Olrverez Bruce Bdlard Hartey Jacobs Darren Opler Former Mayor of Bowng Green Mayor of Luckey State Representative Mary Ann Bellard Laura Juarez De Ku ConieOmelas DewdBewley Joyce M.Kepke Jonathan Orser FemBinghom President of Bowling Green Council Perrysburg City Council Member Anne Blahs David A. Kielmeyer PaulE.Parnell MaryO. 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M.D. ig** Person $20,520 """*»■■ Former State Representative Thomas W.Maher lee Anne Snook Penysburg Democratic Club Port ffcnton 0.E.C.A Coordinator Robert B. Snyder John A. Devaney, M.D. ChetMarcm Jason Sonenshen Bev Doellmger Bowling Green Council Member President B.G.S.U. College Democrats S ln,B Carol Dum Joseph Martini DanSpder ' '* Person $27?f0 « '"* Harry H. Edwards Charles 4 Dawn McCaghey Former Wood County Prosecutor Port Clinton Businessman, T D.H Inc. Timothy McCarthy Elaine 4 Elmer Spreitzer Bobs. Deb Feehan Perrysburg City Council Member Bud Steingraber David L. & Brenda Ferguson BobMcCkxxey Kathy Stengreber Rebecca C. Ferguson Toledo City Council Member Lake Township Trustee William J. Fischer DenMcGnnrs V. Jerone Stephens Bowling Green Council Member PatMcGinras Ed 4 Jan StockweR Pat Fitzgerald Former Bowing Green Council Member Jarrod Tudor Jack Ford JohnF.Mexus 1994 Candidate For Congress State Representative Steve i Rhonda Methi Peter Ujvagi Wa AlanFosneugh JohnG. Memam Toledo Cty Council Member sher/Drver HOQ. Linda Fumey Nancy J.Memam MarcieD Wahba State Senator Jackson I Miller ToddJ Wesseler JohnD Garand Former Bowling Green Council Member Carolne A Wilkams Candidate For Wood County Prosecutor Natalie Mother JmWorden Ron a Sharon Gargasz Erie County Commissioner SueWynn JoeGcmbus Mart Mulligan Or. Antonio C. yap, M.D. Bl Germane Ottawa Co Prosecutor Candidate Candidate For State RepresentatM FredGetz John Mum JrnyouD Middleton Twp. Trustee Bowing Green Council Member Stan Kaufman Allen R. BALDWIN '""*>■ Main St.) for Democratic State Central Committeeman 35 Years of Service and Leadership to our Democratic Party

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Tuesday, March 19,1996 The ISC; News page nine. Nagy enjoys tutelage of veterans in bullpen

Chuck Mtlvln The Associated Press

WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - The Cleveland Indians' big-name starting rotation may have pushed Charles Nagy cut of the limelight, but It certainly has its compensations. "It's like having four or five pitching coaches out there," said Nagy, once the ace of the Indians' staff and now their fourth starter. "They know a good way to approach another pitcher and give advice. In- stead of barking at you. You learn the moat from other players." That's not Intended as a shot at pitching coach Mark Wiley, Nagy said. "Mark's a great pitching HIU SlknTTke Aur Utf rd PrtH coach," he said. "But when you hear something from a coach, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Denny Neagle hurls ■ pitch agatnit the Philadelphia Phillies In Clearwater, you say (deadpan), "Yeah, Fla. yeah' When you hear it from fellow players, you relate to it a lot better." Nagy was an All-Star in 1992, when he went 17-10 with a 2.96 Neagle ready to prove ERA. The next spring, however, he came down with a case of shingles that weakened him, and by mid-May his shoulder had gone bad. He had Charles Nagy delivers a pitch against the Kansas City Royals In he is worth $5.4 million Winter Havea, Fla. on Saturday. surgery in June and didnt re- turn until he pitched the final as the least-accomplished winners (Hershiser and Aim Robinson with some kind of purpose." thought to myself, 'Holy cow, if I game of the *93 season, which pitcher on a staff that he had McDowell) and a future Hall of The Associated Press Neagle's statistics last season can make this kind of money, was also the Indians' last game once led Famer (Martinez, perhaps)." weren't show-stopping - 13-9, there's no stopping me now,'" ever at Cleveland Stadium. Rather than grouse about the CLEARWATER, Fla. - Will 3.34 ERA, only four victories Neagle said. "There Is pressure Unable to count on Nagy, the slgnings, he welcomed them. Nagy, meantime, has been success spoil Denny Neagle? after the All-Star game - but for in this game, and pressure be- Indians brought in Dennis "Look what they've done," steadily regaining his old form. U It does, the Pirates' left- a pitcher who had never before cause of the contract, and pres- Martinez as a free agent in '94, Nagy said. "If they can offer Over the last two strike- hander will hear from an authori- finished above .500, it was a sure on me to keep pitching well, Orel Hershiser in '95 and Jack you any advice, you'd better shortened seasons, he has gone ty even higher than manager Jim breakthrough year. but most of the pressure you put McDowell in "96, leaving Nagy take it That's two Cy Young 26-14 with a 4.02 ERA Ley land. "I thought he was one of the on yourself." "When I go back home, the best best pitchers in the league," Ley- compliment I get is when one of land said. "But the worst thing my parents' friends say, 'I just for him would be to think he's got Thanks to tha following sponsors for thslr rapport during saw little Denny - yes, they still It made." call me little Denny - and he's So far, that hasn't happened. still a goofy, wacky kid,"1 Neagle Neagle gave up one run on said. "Anyway, my mom would three hits over five innings Sun- slap me If I ever changed." day in the Pirates' SI exhibition Interestingly, it is this nature victory over the Phillies. He be- that led many to question if Nea- came the first Pittsburgh starter gle ever would be a consistent this spring to last five innings. winner. Even the Pirates won- "It was a lesson for me because dered if Neagle was too flighty - I went out there without my good even too off-the-wall - to reach stuff and still pitched well," the success long predicted for Neagle said. "I didn't have good TUESDAYS Wes him. control, and I didnt have my real • • Dal*4 *^ Then, he flnnliy learned to re- good changeup, but I had a good . • Queen • • lax and to rely on a changeup that sinker." fi is one of the best in the National The Pirates are gambling $5.4 «r»v-.».s * University League. million over the next two years - # ^y Bageh Union "I found out it was true what a contract that makes Neagle one they told me all those years," of the highest-paid pitchers In • • • Neagle said. "This game can be the club's history - that the Thank Ton - Thank Ton - Thank Ton - Thank Ton easy If you relax, if you throw changeup will keep working. strikes and if you go out there "After I signed the contract, I ' toy Reg. Footlong Sob m» few *~ «,„ Not to b© combirwd with any othtr offer. FREE EXPRESSIONS You are Invited to... tSUBWRY" read your poetry, play music, 828 S. Mom 354 2608 1091 N. Mom 352 5505 524 E Wooitor 352 8500 1602 E.Woo*r 354 2800 or present any artwork you like Woodland Mall Location 352-7279 Wednesday, March 20 8 p.m. faculty Lounge

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Apply w/resume No experience required Begin now. For Into- AVAILABLE NOW WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 - 9:30PM by users of equipment is a must. Ability to to Co-op otHoe: 310 S.S. cal 301306-1207. Call 354-8800 114 BUSINESS ADM BLDG. create drawings and iflustratons that dearly 2 2451 for detail. CITY EVENTS C35.00O/YR. INCOME potential. Reading depict the parts and assemblies of machines Books. To! Free (1) 600-898-977$ Ext R-2078 and knowledge of PC operaion and desktop Piedmont Corporation Close to the bars and campus tor details. publishing software necessary to perform Mini-Storage Spaces Available live in the Painted Lady »»s summer STATS MAJORSII 250 Counselor! & Instructori neededi these functions. One year experience in an 352-7581 Attention 3 huge bedrooms Engineering environment or equivalent train- Toledo firm needs students Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns . Al BGSEA Members Call Erin at 352-6389 who have taken Stats 211 $ 212 ing/experience required. Run for ■ 1996-07 oflicer poeioon NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan. Box 234BG. Spring Break Daytona Beach for Summer -15-20 hrsTwk, Kensworth. NJ 07033(908) 276-0996 We offer a highly competitive salary and bene- Pick up orficer descriptions end $S/hr. Computer Literacy fit package in an excellent work environment. If i Room Available, i Block appJ-cattont m 410 Education Could you use: REQUIRED Apply w/resume you are Interested In this challenging position. from the beach. Call 1 •904-253-3687. 'A semseys tuition and fees ($1977) to Co-op Office: 310 SS. Alaska Job. Earn up to 30K in 3 month*. Fish- please forward your resume to. 'A half-semester's tuition ($817) 2-2451 tor details. ing, construction, canaries, oil fields, plus Employee Relations Mgr. 'One ol 3$150 book scholarships or more. 7 days. 407-875-2022 ext. 0561. Clarke/American • Lincoln ■One ol 100. large 1-nem PISANELLO'S on STUDY ABROAD/FINANCIAL AID MEET- Are you 'Outgoing HOOHaskinsRd. ING Bowling Green, OH 43402 HP. HSA.» SBX WANT TO GIVE IT TO YOUI •Sell-Mot! vated BEST JOBS IN BG 'Goal-Or rented An Equal Opportunity Employer BUY RAFFLE TICKETS FOR THE 14TH AN- If you are planning to study abroad this sum- mer or during the 1996-97 academic year. •A Team Player IfflfOfV Build Your Resume And NUAL please attend a meeting on Wednesday, *Salea Experience TUITION RAFFLE TODAY IN UNIVERSITY Earn Great Pay. March 20,1996 at 2.00pm in the Taft Room m helpful but not necessary The Cleveland Yachting Dub. HALL FOYER the Union. Please cal Sally Raymont at The BG News il looking tor successful advert- Summer positions at exclusive yachting club. Management Inc. DA YTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK! 372-0309 il you have any questions. ising account executvei for Fal 1996/Spnng Wil tram qualified candidates as. servers, bus- Break away » the honest action in Florida 1997. Appiicalons available at 204 Weel Hal ters, hoavhosteu. bartenders, dock at- The Brothers ol Kappa Alpha where guys meet girls1 New motel on tva or call John Virosuk al 372-2805 for more de tendants, groondskeepers & lifeguards Train- would Us lo congratulate ocean. AAA-ated. beach volleyball, tree MTV. laila. ing dates May 10 ftru 17th. Interview now for Large3Bdrm. 120 1/2 N. Scon Bradach. Thad Doyle. Pool and wet bar open 24 hours. Don! be left best poaitjons Weds, thru Sun 200 Yacht Club and Mike Gould BEST SUMMER JOB IN BG Student Publications Prospect St. close to downtown out of this Special Promotion-Call Dr Rocky River.OH 44116.216-333-1155. tor being awesome dancers GAIN GREAT MARKETTNG/SALES EXPE- 1-600-682-0919 is hiring & campus 12 mo. lease starting and winning the 'Gold Cup' RIENCE AND EARN GREAT PAY SELLING Writers to heap developing local business 8-15-96, up to 4 occupants. Don't ruin your spring vacation because you're tor Dance Marathon 19961 YELLOW PAGE ADS FOR THE STUDENT newspeper. Norrwval fees. 352-6363. Account $750/mo ♦ util. 353-5800 loo cheap lo buy a tanning package. PHONE DIRECTORY. WORK FROM APRl Campus Tanning • 352-7689 THROUGH JUNE APPROXIMATELY 20 Executives THURSDAY AT GAMERS HOURS A WEEK, CALL 372-0430 FOR EtiXJYASUMMEROF KARAOKE CONTEST - FINAL CHANCE MORE INFORMATION OR STOP BY 204 ENRICHMENT ANDFUNiii to sell yellow page AT $200 FOR SPRING BREAK WEST HALL FOR AN APPLICATION APPLI- \\ In my book, SamB's, "A Summer in Mexico Program" CATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 21. advertising in the 4 weeks in Guadalajara and 1 m Mexico City. 6 VOTE MAYBERRY VOTE MAYBERRY ray favorite BG restaurant, hrs. credit m two courses on Mexican culture Baal Quallted tor Prosecutor CAMP COUNSELORS AND SPECIALITY campus directory. There is no substitute tor positive experience Paid tor by: Maybeny tor Proeecutor 9597 Na STAFF FOR CAMP COURAGEOUS. A RESI- deserves star billing. It's the than to travel through cultural realities of An- poleon.BG OH. Manlyn Baker. Treasurer. DENTIAL SUMMER CAMP AND CAMP Work from April Management Inc. cient and Modem Mexico. For more informa- CROOKED ARROW. A YMCA DAY CAMP. best place to eat between What is CA SO? tion call Protesso' And rede 372-7119. BOTH LOCATED IN WHITEHOUSE, OHO. Toledo & Columbus. T^ through June. CONTACT THE CAMP DIRECTOR AT UNI- CASO is the Coalition Against EUROPE $229 VERSITY YMCA. 20M BROOKDALE RD. MS MM Ma Mel Mai MB MM Sexual OAaneea. a university The Toledo Blade Reitauram Cnnc CaribbearvMexico$189 TOLEDO, OH 43606, (419) 531 2612. Gain great sales 1 & 2 Bdrms available at our Be a little flexible and save $$$ appointed task toroa which Hillsdale Apis very spacious, Wall help you beat the airline pnees addresses and responds lo CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn up 10 experience. Dss one Dons worldwide issues ol sexual offense. $2,000 . /month working on Cruise Ships or car ports. Starts $350/mo 353- AIRHrTCH (00-326-2009 CASO Is comprised ol Land-Tour compar.ee World Travel Seasonal Only 2 positions 5800 only a lew still remaining. airhi ten® netcom com students, faculty, star!, and t fuf-sms employment available No experi- community representatives. If EVERY THURSDAY ence necessary For more informalon cat you have any questions, concerns. Open. Call 372-0430 COFFEE HOUSE 0 THE FALCON'S NEST 1-206-971-3550 ext. C55445. or an Interest in parOopanng SPM FREE ADMISSION on a aub-comminee. cell Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- for more information, •"LOWCOFFEE PRICES— Barbara Hoffman at 372- terials provided Send SASE to P.O. Box 774. Contact 2-7164 tor more info or stop by 204 West 2120 Oleahe.KS 66051 sponsored by UAO Good cook needed immediately at BG Country Hall for an application. . FREE EXPRESSION •United Color, of BO- Club. Musi be able to work some lunches 146 North Main Bowling Green Management Inc. This is a program that welcomes HOMECOMING "96 is FAST APPROACHING Great summer fob. Apply in parson 923 Fair- anyone to read poesy, play music. COME ONE COME ALLI HELP MAKE IT view Aye, 352-3100. A present any other artwork. THE BEST HOMECOMING BGSU HAS EVERGREEN APARTMENTS. Faculty Lounge & 8pm HOME TYPISTS' SEENI PC Usen needed $45,000 Income potential Wednesday March 20 1 BDRM or EFF. units, laundry Next meeting is TUESDAY MARCH 19 Call 1 800-513-4343EXLB-9849. on site, tons of parking. Located Sponsored by UAO 0 2-7164 AT 8PM in the Faculty Lounge (2nd fi Union) Oueetions?? Island Hopper is looking tor a band to play a behind ODOT at 215 E. Poe Rd Oranta, Schoiarehlpa Available!!! Cal tie Student Activioee Office 2 2343 variety of music aboard ship on Thus.. Fri.. • 353-5800 Billions ol $$$ In private funding. 'United Colors of BG' Sat Send demo tape or VCR tap* to: 4 N. Jef- WAL MART Qualify Immediately 1 -800-400-0209 ferson. Port Clinton, OH 434S2. I ......

1120S. Main Street 419 352-3396 Preferred Properties CHIMABUrTSt Hours: 9-7 Mon-Fri, 9-6 Sat, CL Sun 530 South Maple St. Chinese Restaurant 352-9378 FREE PRESCRIPTION .'I I) ■. 00 I'AY Till Oil I I HI NC Fox Run Mini Mall Eat-in or Carry-out & Health Food for Everyday WAL MART PRESCRIPTION Haven House .19. Small Buildings Lunch #$4.99 I "l_ Piedmont PAY TO THE Under 1? S? 09 ln< n Frontier Housing ORDER OF Ws\l-M«it Pharmacy Birchwood L $5.00 Oat Yow PRESCRIPTION FREE UP To (Qood Al S. Matn SI. Locaaon) Dinner* $6.99 •5.00. K Over »6 Pay The Difference L«nH 1 Coupon Pec Fan*/ Mnlmum 30 Day Supply I Renting For 96-97 lor 1 : ' ' ' 354-2269 Cuemmer Signature OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 354-0929 TRANe.e 1060 North Main St I Mon. - Sat.: 11:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Bowling Or asm, Pharmaclel Sgnemre Sunday: 12:00 noon -10:00 p.m. NOT NEGOTIABLE FOR CASH You Snooze You Lose OH 43402 7 I I t