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President Bush, in his speech at Findlay Machine and Tool Thursday, said little about educa- tion, instead appealing to the working class for support by making promises of fewer taxes and more jobs. Today, periods of rain, "We need to work together at a could be heavy at times. local level to create jobs for our High only in the upper 60s. citizens through foreign trade," North winds 10 to 20 mph. Bush said. Chance of rain 80 percent. " 'Made in America' should be Tonight, mostly cloudy with known in every country," he a chance of showers. Low in added, "because American the lower 50s. Chance of workers can outperform anyone rain 40 percent. Saturday, in the world, anywhere, any partly cloudy. High in the time." lower 70s. Bush said that Democrats want to tax foreign businesses operat- ing in America, but that it can only hurt our economy. He said Tall Timbers, the site of Findlay Inside The News Machine, is a testament that for- eign trade can create American City sued: jobs. John Hallcck has filed suit "These [Findlay] companies in an effort to overturn City are all foreign-owned," he said. Council's Aug. 17 decision "But they create American jobs." against rezoning his 40-acre Bush scoffed at the Democrat- parcel of land located on the ic economic plan, saying it is not city's east side. what this country needs, but LI See page five. rather is a "tax machine that spits out pink slips." He said three things needed to rebuild our economy are lower Outside campus tax rates, less red tape and more trade competition. Sexual probation: Three things the country does XENIA, Ohio - A former not need more of, especially for Beavercreek policeman small businesses, are taxation, li- convicted of sex-related tigation and regulation, he added. offenses involving a teen- He labeled the Democrats as age girl was placed on pro- hungry for tax dollars. bation Thursday. "I've been accused of thinking JohnA.Hickey,31,of every day is the Fourth of July," Dayton received two years' Bush said. "My opponent thinks probation during his sen- every day is April 15." tencing in Greene County One Republican plan to create The BG Newi/TIm Norman Common Pleas Court by jobs is through stronger job visiting Darke County Judge training - education. President George Bush speaks to a crowd of about 3,000 at Findlay from the working class by promising he would decrease taxes and In- Lee Bixler. "Through my plan, America Machine and Tool Thursday afternoon. Bush tried to gain support crease the number of Jobs. Bixler sentenced Hickey 2000, we can create new schools to two years in prison for for a new century by making needs to step in -- maybe they can federal government's job to fund for that purpose alone. more," he said. sexual battery and two them more accountable to you, do something." higher education. "We need to lift the debt off Blaming the "gridlocked Con- months for sexual imposi- the parents," he said. Also in attendance was former our children's shoulders," he gress" for the country's prob- tion, then suspended the Tall Timbers Executive Presi- University student Scott Frakes, "Funds are out there. It's the said. lems, the president pleaded for a sentences on condition of no dent Frank Guglielmi, a father of a May graduate, who said he students' responsibility to Republican senate. further violations. four in attendance at the speech, thinks the president's education research and find them on their He also called for legal reform said he agrees with the plan. plan will benefit parents with own," he said. and a restoration of America's "Send me a Congress I can "We're all concerned about ed- children in public and parochial Bush also reiterated his plan to "social fabric." work with and let me make these Altruist appointment: ucation, especially since there schools by giving them more reduce the deficit, saying Ameri- changes all a reality," he said. ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- have been so many state cuts," he choices. cans should be able to earmark "We ought to sue each other "Let me give the Democrats a Peace Corps Director said. "Our federal government He also said that it is not the up to 10 percent of their income less and care for each other pink slip." Elaine Chao has been named to head the United Way of America, and she pledged to make concerns raised by members of the troubled Andrew's wake thwarts charitable group a top prior- Three local bars ity. "They are the ones, day to day, on the front lines," cited for serving humanitarian aid efforts Chao said during a news conference. "My first prior- by Eric Hermelee are angry," he said. "We've got to One family, with 10 children, ity always will be to listen to The Associated Press find a way to solve that." used pieces of metal and other their concerns and act ac- underage patrons Officials feared that food rot- materials to spell out "HELP" in cordingly." by Eileen McNamara ting in Florida's August heat, pol- 6-foot letters on the lawn in front police reporter ors were being served, so no MIAMI (AP) Tensions rose luted water and sewage backups of their house. National Guards- Chao, 39, was chosen citations were issued for and the governor complained of could lead to outbreaks of men showed up Wednesday president by an overwhelm- underage consumption. disorganization in the relief salmonella and hepatitis. afternoon with food and water. ing majority of the United Three local bars are facing A court hearing for all par- effort as workers struggled to Some 3,000 National Guard The Red Cross said it served Way's 45-member board of possible suspension or revo- ties involved had been sched- get food, clean water and shelter troops patrolled the hardest-hit 280,000 meals at six shelters on governors, said board cation of their liquor licenses uled for 10 a.m. Wednesday in to hundreds of thousands of vic- communities to keep order. Wednesday. Chairman W.R. Howell, after receiving citations Bowling Green Municipal tims of Hurricane Andrew. Metro Dadu police reported 10 chairman of J.C. Penney Co. Tuesday for serving Court. "The first day, residents were arrests for looting, and 100 loot- About 39,000 people remained Inc. underage drinkers. In addition to local court pretty stoic They were just ing arrests were made in in shelters Wednesday; the rest She met with a few board Downtown, 162 N. Main St.; proceedings, the businesses happy to be alive," said Dick An- Homestead, about 30 miles south of the homeless were believed to members following her Club S.O.P., 176 E. Wooster will also have a hearing with derson, manager of Florida City, of Miami. A dusk-to-dawn curfew be staying at motels, with rela- election. St., and Gamers, 893 S. Main the State Liquor Control about 30 miles south of Miami. remained in effect. tives, or camping in the wreck- As president and chief ex- St., were cited for operating a Board in Columbus in four to "Now people are increasingly At least 20 people were con- age of their homes. ecutive officer, Chao will place where alcoholic bever- five months. worrying about where their next firmed dead. 15 of them in Flor- Amid the relief efforts, tales of earn $195,000 a year. Her ages are served in violation of "The penalty could be a meal is coming from, how they ida, four in the Bahamas and one profiteering surfaced. predecessor, William Ara- the law. fine, suspension or even re- are going to feed the kids, where in Louisiana. The price of plywood skyrock- mony, who was ousted in Owners of all three bars vocation of their permits," can they find Pampers, those The death toll in Florida was eted at stores, said Karen McFar- February amid charges of either could not be reached Detective Clarence Alvord kinds of things." expected to rise, as rescue land, spokeswoman for the state workers continued searching financial mismanagement for comment at press time or said. Efforts to get food and water to Consumer Affairs department miles of bedroom communities and lavish spending, was refused to comment. The bars are allowed to the hardest-hit areas were ham- "It's up to $60 a sheet, when It's leveled on Monday morning, be- paid $390,000 a year. Three bar employees continue serving alcohol until pered Wednesday by blocked usually $8 or $9," she said. received individual citations the hearings. roads and downed power lines. fore Andrew churned across the Residents who fled to motels as well. Alvord said the citations More than 1 million Dade Gulf of Mexico and plowed into north of Miami reported getting Christine M. Pickens, 22, were part of a series of bar County residents remained with- Louisiana. gouged on room rates. "The fto- Lottery and John R. Delaney, 27, both sweeps in which a total of out power today, four days after By late Wednesday, the storm ries we're hearing are dismay- employees of Downtown, nine area bars were in- Hurricane Andrew plowed had weakened into a tropical de- ing, to say the least," said John were cited with one count vestigated for suspected ille- through the region, leaving an es- pression and was centered over Rutherford, spokesman for the CLEVELAND - Here are each of furnishing alcoholic gal activities. timated 250,000 people homeless. southwestern Mississippi, caus- Orlando-Orange County Conven- Thursday night's Ohio Lot- beverages to a person under "We received numerous Officials warned that It could be ing showers, thunderstorms and tion and Visitors Bureau. tery selections: 21. Eva M. Bunjevac, 24, em- complaints from concerned weeks before everyone gets minor flooding. Margaret Johnson of Everg- Pick 3 Numbers: 7-2-2 ployed at Gamers, was also citizens about bars serving water and power back. Damage in Dade County alone lades City said her family fled to Pick 4 Numbers: 4-9-3-8 cited once with the same underage drinkers," he said. "We've got 120,000 C-ration was estimated to be at least $15 Avon Park in central Florida and count. Alvord said citizens are not meals that are here somewhere, billion, making it the costliest paid $88 to stay in a room she The Super Lotto Jackpot is Only the establishments the only people In the area but we don't know where the hell natural disaster in U.S. history. learned later is usually $38 a $8 million. and employees were cited in upset by establishments that they are," Gov. Lawton Chiles In Homestead, armed guards night. the undercover operation. serve underage patrons. said. kept people away from boxes of "It absolutely sickens me," she Compiled from staff and Police used a 20-year-old in- "Right now, a truckload of food military meals that had been said. "When you've got a disas- wire reports. formant to determine if min- See Butt, page six. gets there, 200 people show up, dropped off in a field Wednes- ter, you don't treat people like 50 people get food and 150 people day. that." Opinion page two The BG News Friday, August 28, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER DOtXJ WAVE AW Vi£*S OH- AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG Newt E.A.R. to the ground... A fitting place for a political rally, camp treats us with just the threat of a this flag city. union," he told a gathering later that George Bush flew into Findlay same day. Thursday for some quick domestic Meanwhile, student tuition is up 9 babble and a lot of flag waving with Re- percent, and how the bulk of that money publican coattailer Mike "No, I'm not will be spent hangs in the balance. And Phil Mason's twin" DeWine. Undergraduate Student Government Bush gave the obligatory sound bites: President Jason Jackson hasn't suc- Mr. Potatoe Head bestows "I've been accused of thinking every- cessfully been able - or been offered a day is the Fourth of July. My opponent forum - to publicly voice an opinion on thinks every day is April IS." the issue. pearls of GOP wisdom... Ha ha. So funny, we almost forgot to Cheers: to the many local groups in- laugh. cluding local Red Cross units and the It's a hazy, overcast summer something else? Could it be that The truth is, in between the sound Bowling Green Jaycees, who are pitch- day in Washington, D.C. ... "No Russell Kahler Dan Quayle is the ideal personi- bites (which Bush derided in between ing in to help the victims of Hurricaine relief in sight," the headline of fication of the Republican party two carefully planned gems of his own) Andrew. The Washington Post reads, as and its plan for America's fu- and the smear campaign against his op- the current resident of 1600 ture? ponent (naming Clinton would give him Okay, call us naive, but we here at Pennsylvania Ave. slams it down upon his oaken desk. credibility - God forbid Bush runs E.A.R. to the Ground don't see the logic Look at the record. Quayle has against someone with credibility), the in this whole campus mailbox thing. "Family values ... no new taxes ... Murphy Brown ... no new taxes been lambasted in the press for president did little besides pander to The University slashes departmental his stance on the issue of abor- budgets left and right due to the budget ... vegetables ... no new taxes ... the flag-wavers. This guy talks about too many lawyers... no new taxes tion. Yet, a closer look at his fewer issues than Amy I lamm did last cuts. So far, so understandable. ... too many vowels ... stance reveals a remarkable fall. But then the University cancels on- AAAGGHHH!!!!," the president similarity to the recently drafted Poll after poll indicates American campus mailbox staffing, telling de- screams, his face flushed in an- Republican party platform, voters want to hear a frank discussion partments if they need to mail some- guish at the release of the latest which calls for nothing less than of the issues, not the techno-blame thing like bursar bills, library notices, polls, showing him 17 points age done to the GOP every time a constitutional ban on all abor- game with which Bush seems so in love. etc. they must either sort the mail down in the polls and fading fast. the vice president opened his tions ... Dan Quayle: outcast or But hey, those flags sure looked neat. themselves (yeah, right -- like anybody Then ... it happens. The red mouth loyal party man? but custodians and maintenance warning light perched upon his Whye, youe maye aske, woulde Speaking of politicos... workers are going to get dirty here) or desk suddenly brightens, an everyonee ine Americae Family values - again, it was Whether you're a red-blooded Repub- send it through the mail. alarm buzzer shrieks out its criticizee thisc mane soe intense- Dan who sounded the call for warning - " Damn him! It's hap- lye fore speakinge oute one thee good conservatives everywhere lican, a bleeding-heart Democrat or a Send it through the mail? Doesn't that actuate platforme ofe hise par- bloody-thumbed-from- pened again," the president to take issue with the tyrannical cost money? Money the departments shrieks. tye? (For a translation of the pre- forces of Murphy Brown and her playing-too-much-Sega Genesis stump, don't have? Oh well, if they can't afford Rushing across the room, the vious paragraph, please refer to liberal/moderate cohorts on the you had to hate the cheering masses at to send out our bursar bills... president grabs the infamous red Quayle's spelling of "potatoe" as Supreme Court. Once again, Dan both conventions this summer. Anyone phone: "Sununu ... get Simpson, your point of reference.) was shelled by everyone In the who has nothing better to do than be Finally, best of luck to the Fightin' Baker, Thomas, Scalia and United States. crunched into a hall full of sweaty poli- Falcon football squad as it begins its Rehnquist together and put a However, anyone who caught ticians and cheer for every predictible Mid-American Conference title defense stop to this nonsense. Stop him "bit that Dan is simply a any of the recent Republican line needs to get a serious life. against Western Michigan Thursday before he tells everyone what we convention only had to listen for night. really stand for. If you fail, we •Mickey Mouse' politician - about two seconds before the A lesson in perspective: The new kin- can't possibly win in November." - an animated comedy figure words "family values" were ut- The scene moves to a garage tered by any of the keynote dler, gentler Paul Olscamp was un- Thursday night, you ask? Yes, we re- with a high, squeaky voice - veiled Monday, telling University em- ply. The budget cuts which have forced far below the White House speakers. Dan Quayle ... on the ployees he understands their concerns layoffs, staffing shortages and reduced motorpool. Familiar men: sena- that no one takes cutting edge? about ever-declining salaries and won't tors, commentators, aides, cabi- class offerings have thankfully not net members - all conservatives seriously?" use rough techniques to prevent a union been so severe as to affect the budget - scurrying around frantically, So if there Is a lesson to be on campus. for football lighting. The athletic de- trying to find their place in the learned from all of this, It's that The president said he had the attitude partment is shelling out $40,000 for the dilapidated old jalopy parked Dan Quayle isn't our enemy. adjustment because after the vote, lights. Whew, and we were starting to there. It is the irony of Quayle's Rather, I believe that Dan is "either way, there are going to be a lot get worried there was a budget crisis The last to enter, John Sununu, selection as vice president which among the best friends a thinking of hard feelings but we'll still need to here. slams the vehicle's accelerator to drives the point home. He was se- voter ever had. His timely up- work together." Although it can be reasonably argued the floor and the jalopy screams lected in 1988 - a strong, young, dates on the status of Republican Ron Stoner, president of the union- that the University will reap some of off the White House grounds - loyal conservative - because of Party inaction make it all the minded BG Faculty Association, saw it the money back in ticket sales and con- lights flashing, sirens blaring his views and relative obscurity. more easy for the GOP to make a differently. cessions, it's still a bit excessive. and two wheels off the ground at After giving a powerful accep- mockery of itself by concentrat- all times. tance speech at the New Orleans ing on "family values" and "God "Just look at how nice President Ols- There's a recession on, you know. What could it be ... The Keys- Convention, one could only won- and country," while the Ameri- tone Kops? Although the pres- der what the "Quayle Factor" can economy falls apart, race re- ence of Sununu makes the ap- would have upon the Bush presi- lations are strained to the point Apocalypservice —Jennifer L. Sader and Mike Martone pearance frighteningly similar, dency. of violence in our major cities what we really have here is none and the ' ' E d u c a - other than the ultra-secret organ- I'll bet you any money George tion/Environmental/New World ization known only as ... Dan would now trade you Barbara Order President" considers Mi- Quayle Damage Control! and Millie for a crystal ball in other war In Iraq to boost him It's not a far stretch to imagine 1988. over the top in November. this organization being real and Hail to the vice chief! functional. All you needed to do Is it that Dan is simply a Sorry to disappoint you, Galen this past summer was to flip on "Mickey Mouse" politician - an Asit, but senior political science the TV and sit back and watch animated comedy figure with a major Russ Kahler has a radar the stream of conservatives high, squeaky voice -- that no one detector that picked up 'Stalker" rushing to try to control the dam- takes seriously, or could it be radar real well all summer long. Correction

In Wednesday's article "Ro- don't think it could be 100 per- positions to their favor, not it is mancing the inmate," social and cent consensual when there's "easy" to do so. developmental psychologist such a power differential," but Romy Nocera was quoted in a according to her, she added she In Thursday's article "Staff story detailing an admitted re- did not know enough about the deals with cuts' aftermath," It lationship between Sheriff's De- situation to speculate. was incorrectly stated that build- puty Rose Chambers and an in- According to Nocera, she also ings have traditionally been kept mate. said It Is "possible" persons in up by more than one mainte- Nocera was quoted as saying "I higher power positions use those nance person. BG News Staff Jim's Journal — by Jim

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On behalf of the mem- Giants" fans, thrill seekers, art- Brown" viewers, potato eaters, bers of the College Democrats, ists, actors, lovers, future busi- anyone who felt isolated by the we'd like to extend an invitation nessmen, future job seekers and Republican platform (and that's a to our first meeting of the year. scrapping silly stereotypes animal lovers are invited. whole hell of a lot of us) and Clinton supporters, Reagan Those who are sick of having those who need something to do Democrats, disillusioned Perot this "family values" thing shoved on Tuesday nights are all invited Grab yourself a Pop Tart, sit spite their differences, they now supporters, anyone who doesn't down their throat, students for to the first College Democrats down under your favorite spot- have a good reason to bond. like George Bush, anyone who redistricting, hippies or just meeting of the year: Sept. 1, 1992 light and concentrate. Juliet Cook This doesn't mean that they likes George Bush, anyone who those who are hip, greeks, at 9:00 p.m. in 116 Business Ad- Stereotypes are worse than the must compromise their view- likes George Bush but doesn't freshmen, grad students, and ministration Bldg. evil spirits which inhabit pink- points in the areas where they know why, any environmentalist, everyone in between, anyone eyed rabbits! Thus, steps must be don't agree. If total agreement pro-choicers, all liberals, any who's worse off now than they Mike Cook taken to eliminate them. Or per- was an essential ingredient to moderates, recovering Republi- were four years ago, anyone who Sam Melendez haps it is a matter of raising getting along, then anybody who cans, women, men, political sci- wants to be better off four years College Democrats awareness about the existence of had any opinions would be stereotypes. Many may simply friendless. not realize the dangerous extent Ironically, it is this fear of be- YEAH BOB by Darryl Kluskowski to which we are enveloped by ing friendless which leads to an them. After all, it is expected that insecurity scratching at our guts diversity is going to be encoun- like a metal claw. And that same tered on a college campus. political views or sexual orienta- insecurity might be what makes Ask yourself a question or two. tion have always been more ri- us judge others too quickly. Are you actually receptive to diculous than Cheez Whiz, but Why not put this in the words diversity? Are you never both- now it seems we are being judged of Henry Rollins, who calls it ered that even though college because of even more trivial "making them adhere to my fosters an atmosphere which characteristics like hair color ... strict value system so that I can probably contains less close- whether we prefer a hot or cold feel unthreatened by them In- mindedness than society as a breakfast... if we have a Pez dis- stead of letting them be them- whole, stereotypes still reach all penser fetish. selves"? the way down to our subcultures? Obviously, you're not going to Consider, if you will, the "pro- relate to some individuals as well Most likely, if we could all feel gressive" stereotype. The word really comfortable with our- "progressive" used to be associ- selves, we'd have much less of a ated with a certain political atti- "Stereotypes based on problem accepting others. tude. Now, it flies from millions gender, skin color, religious However, it's a bit unrealistic of mouths in reference to cloth- just to lounge around until we are ing and musical preferences. preferences, political views glowing with self-love before be- Either that or there is an or sexual orientation have ginning to do anything important. underestimation of the number Consider college a great prac- of psychics on campus who can always been more ridiculous tice field for the real world, conveniently visualize one's po- than Cheez Whiz." where you're probably going to litical views and feelings about be forced to deal with all kinds of various issues right along with people. her Doc Martens and imme- With all this in mind, why not diately scream - PROG- as to others, but you probably incorporate a more tolerant atti- RESSIVE! have a few things in common tude into your lifestyle? Begin Whether this word is intended with those beyond your scope of today by shoving your cookie as a compliment or an insult understanding. cutters way under your bed and doesnt change the fact it is an dumping all of your stereotypes annoying label. Numerous alter- Who knows? Two kids who are into some romance novelist's native lifestyles exist and all total opposites in most respects mailbag. cannot be categorized together. may find they share a strange af- Juliet Cook is a sophomore Details like clothing and musical finity for collecting pastel creative writing major from Val- tastes are, of course, expressive colored mini-marshmallows. De- ley City, Ohio. of the individual but are not ex- actly an all-purpose hook upon which to hang some sweeping generalization. Stereotypes based on gender, OWN LINK -TUOWr SESSION... skin color, religious preferences. P.A. - Lighting - D.J. 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Irs sad from University activists when a politician admits that elections come before the budget crisis." sented to Voinovich at a meeting by Julie Tagllaferro Brian Coleman, music education association vice administration reporter following the rally. president Coleman said he did not The current budget crisis in receive a response from Voino- Ohio and the subsequent cuts to vich until June 2. When he did get satire of the current economic "When the bottom of the totem University funding have caused a letter, Voinovich responded by situation." pole is cut, the whole thing falls campus organizations to respond saying that although he is com- over," Coleman said. in many different ways. mitted to higher education, there Coleman said he sees the only According to Thayer, the Col- One of them is nothing else he or the state solution for students to deal with lege of Musical Arts has been - the Universi- government can do at the time. the crisis is to continue to write forced to deal with the cuts ty's branch of to the Legislature and the gov- firsthand. the Ohio Colle- Since Voinovich's letter, Cole- ernor, emphasizing that more giate Music man has written to him two more cuts to higher education cannot Three full-time positions were Education As- times but has not received any occur. vacated due to retirements. In sociation -- further replies. State Sen. Betty addition, part-time positions went so far as Montgomery, D-Perrysburg, did In addition, Coleman said, the were not filled when they were to send a peti- respond and said she was pleased cal Arts are concerned about cuts standing," Thayer said. "I hope problem is that professors with vacated, cuts were made in the tion to Gov. with the students' effort with the to their department as well as to they follow up by registering to tenure are not being cut, when college's operating budget, and George Voino- petition and their attendance at other areas of the University. vote and voting since it is the some teachers that benefit stu- larger classes have arisen as a vich voicing the rally. most powerful tool we have as result of staffing arrangements. Thaycr dents are being laid-of f. their concern. Twenty members of the music individual citizens." Brian Coleman, vice president Montgomery also said some department went to the rally to of OCMEA, was instrumental in revenues would be given to protest, but Coleman said they The music department also organizing the petition last year higher education but not until returned disappointed that the protested the cuts by performing as treasurer of the University's after the November election. student voice could not have an operetta, "The Mikado," this chapter. Coleman said the organ- made a difference in the gov- summer. It was set in a midwest ization had been following the "I think it's sad that politicians ernor's decision. college town in Japan in the budget crisis and decided to go to admit they're not doing anything middle of an economic crisis. the statewide rally in Columbus about education until after the Robert Thayer, dean of the Col- Coleman informed Voinovich of protesting the cuts to higher ed- election," Coleman said. 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Signature and Date Address Change Form Bowling Green State University Revised 29 July 1992 Office ot Registration and Records Local Friday, August 28, 1992 The BG News page five Tenants should Council sued over zoning vote Owner wants land designated commercial to attract buyers know legal rights by Christopher Miller courts reporter for commercial use. compatable," Oppinger said. At that time a major retail chain, Meijer, Robert McGeein, one of the three coun- by Jason Peslikls "Probably the most diffi- was considering Halleck's land as a location cult situation occurs when cilmembers to vote in favor of the recent city reporter John Hal leek has filed suit in an effort to for a new store. request, said the Future Land Use Plan has [students] have parties," he overturn City Council's Aug. 17 decision Brian Breslln, Meljer's vice president of said. "If you have a party, you room for interpretation. against rezoning his 40-acre parcel of land public and consumer affairs, said his com- "The city, through its elected officials in Living in harmony with a should keep an eye on your located on the city's east side. pany is not involved with Halleck's recent new landlord may not be as guests - they are not living times past, has decided that industry and The suit, filed Aug. 20, came three days attempts to rezone. commercial are successful cohabitors," difficult as some students there and may not show the after the council voted 4-3 to deny Halleck's When City Council's unanimous vote de- think, and following simple same responsibility as the McGeein said. request to rezone his property from in- nied Halleck's first request, it "closed out McGeeing was chairman of the committee guidelines can prevent some tenants." dustrlal/agricultural to in- our search for property and a store in Bowl- unnecessary headaches. Unrepaired or unreported that developed the city's land use plan. dustrial/commercial. ing Green," Breslln said. Oppinger cautioned against acting hastily, Landlord-tenant laws main- damages may cost students No hearing date has been set. At the Feb. o City Council meeting, debate tain that lessees have the money in the end. saying elements are now in place to attract "The purpose of the lawsuit is to challenge centered on whether the city should deviate Industry. right to live in safe, sanitary "Portions of the security that decision," said Jerome Parker, Hal- from its Future Land Use Plan - adopted in conditions, and that landlords deposit can be withheld for "This would be a good time to really get leck's attorney. 1989 - by allowing commercial development industries interested in those properties," are obligated to make neces- anything that is broken be- The suit names the city of Bowling Green, in an area the plan designated as industrial. sary property repairs in a cause renters are liable for she said. Bowling Green City Council, and the state The recent rezoning request, however, "Two or three years from now, if we find timely manner. How quickly any damages caused while attorney general as defendants. differed from the first one because it would out this is not working, then I think it's ap- something is fixed often de- living in the apartment," Ba- Halleck said the land could attract poten- allow the property to be developed as either pends on the severity of the kies said. "When students propriate to go back and re-evaluate the tial buyers if he were allowed to rezone it. commercial or Industrial, councilwoman [land use] plan," she added. problem. move into an apartment they "It's not saleable as is," Halleck said."I'm Pearl Oppinger said. "For example, if a furnace should inspect it for cleanli- Oppinger expressed concern over Hal- interested in selling it." Oppinger, who voted against both rezoning leck's lawsuit. is not providing heat or a lock ness and any previous dam- This marks the second time Halleck has requests, said she believed the recent ages." "I'm hoping they'll say that the city can do is broken, it should be fixed gone before the council with a request for request created the same dilemma as in Feb- some long-term planning," she said. "If the within a day or two, but a Properly documenting rezoning the property. ruary. damages through use of a court would indicate that we don't have that broken garbage disposal may In February of this year Halleck re- "One of the arguments made in February right, then why bother to go through the pro- take longer to repair," said witnessed check-in sheet can quested that the council rezone the property was that commercial and industrial was not cess?" Greg Bakies, Student Legal eliminate possible hassles. Services managing attorney. Students who have not yet According to Bakies, stu- done this may still be able to Uii THE iits dents do not realize that there do so by contacting their land- Dm A CM lord, Bakies added. is an easy way to get things Ever Get Somebody Totolly Wasted? IMI A Suit fixed on their rental property. The check sheet method "Students should notify should be used when moving their landlord in writing of out to avoid any security de- CLA-ZEL THEATRE the problem and keep a copy posit discrepancies, he said. D0WIJNG CHUN • jM-iy.i for their records," Bakies Realtor John Newlove said AMERICAN said. "If the landlord fails to he runs into few problems CANCER make a repair, then students with security deposits on stu- BATMAN FURNITURE can visit Student Legal Ser- dent rentals. RETURNS and Decoaacirsg Gallesy SOCIETY vices in order to take further MICHAEL action - possibly placing rent "We try to start out with the KEATON monies in escrow or terminat- buildings clean and in good DANNY MOR-GARD ing the lease." repair, which eliminates pos- DEVITO FLAME RETARDENT FREE Tenants are allowed to sible friction," he said. MICHELLE create normal wear and tear R.E. Management supervi- PFEIFFER in their leased home, but stu- sor Debbie Zellin said another University Approved for Residence Halls DOUBLES dents need to be careful when common problem is collect- Product Available in Do-it-Yourself Spray Bottles are at they interpret this definition, ing rent on time. Landlords NIGHTLY AT Bakies said. What one person aften charge tenants a late 7:00 9:30 991 South Main Street Hours: 0* considers normal may be ex- Tee. SAT SUN MATINEE Bowling Green, Ohio M.W.F: 10:00-8:30 cessive. According to Bakies, dis- 2:00 4:30 352-8147 T.R.S: 10:00-5:00 Pictiufe Bakies said tenants need to putes between landlords and take great care in using their tenants have decreased in re- Place residences. cent years.

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page six The BG News Friday, August 28. 1992 Cal. schools hurt by cuts New classroom building byJetf Schnauler College Press Service As a result of the continuing CSU system and the nine-campus recession, the governor has pro- University of California (UC) will occupy playing field posed cutting the education bud- system. UC faces a $200 million LOS ANGELES -- Facing hun- get by as much as 10 percent, a cut, while CSU braces for a $130 dreds of millions of dollars in an- prospect that California State million reduction. by Jane Kllgore ticipated state budget cuts, Cali- University Chancellor Barry "Our budget is 85 percent sal- student life reporter fornia's four-year public colleges Munitz described as "a night- aries and benefits. If the budget are enacting a barrage of class mare." cut turns out to be less than what and faculty reductions. Including Already, the 20-campus Cali- we're planning for, we probably Because of more construction proposed student fee hikes of as fornia State University (CSU) won't have to lay off this many," on campus, the University will be much as 40 percent. system has notified 2,200 staff said Sam Strafaci, director of left with one less intramural Republican Gov. Pete Wilson and faculty of impending layoffs employee relations for the CSU field. and the Democratically con- and may cancel as many as S.500 system. Memorial Field, located direct- trolled state legislature have classes for the year due to the an- ly behind the Business Adminis- been deadlocked over the state ticipated budget cuts in higher CSU and UC officials are not tration Building, will no longer budget since July 1. The state has education. A student fee hike of holding their breath. Campuses be in use by October. In its place been paying its bills with IOUs, 40 percent has been proposed. are making individual efforts to will be a new learning facility. or registered warrants. Last year, budget cuts forced the lessen the impact of those cuts. "The fieldhouse will be a great California colleges, mean- cancellation of about 5,000 class- At Cal State Northridge, where facility for indoor sports," said while, are caught in a squeeze of es, and Munitz has said the CSU more than 500 classes were can- Colin Parks, University student budget cutbacks and surging en- system is "dangerously under- celed in anticipation of the cuts, and intramural sports partici- rollment, while students confront funded." administrators are trying to re- pant. "However, you can't get the UPDAT E higher fees, elimination of pro- This year's cuts, which are ex- hire some teachers of courses full effect of the outdoor sports grams, shabbier facilities and pected to be between 7 and 10 that many students need to grad- in there such as soccer and soft- fewer class sections and teach- percent, could equal hundreds of uate. Money to pay for these in- ball, which the field provides." use the ground for one more those fields is questionable in the millions of dollars each for the structors will be drawn from the The loss of the field will mostly season before it is decided safety aspect," Long said. "It has spring semester. limit intramural play of Softball whether they will move to the potential to be a nice area and \r ~*s in the spring and fall and flag fields by Perry Stadium or to an would be an excellent facility ~ if "My students are not happy football in the fall. Also, the situ- area off Poe Road. there is any ground left over about it at all," said Kay Wilder, a ation will send the club lacrosse from the fieldhouse." part-time professor of graphic team in search of a new field to It is not yet certain what will design at Cal State Northridge practice and play on. become of the land surrounding "The space at Memorial Field who was laid off as part of the an- "Our opportunities are now the new Falcon Fieldhouse, al- has maybe been a luxury over the UI€LCOM€ ticipated budget cuts. "I was told limited, but we are hoping to ad- though Long is hoping that it will past years, but it is all how it fits in our department alone we're just and make the most of it," be inherited by the intramural into the master plan," Long add- closing down 35 classes. You said Thad Long, intramural teams. ed. "An educational building is close down 35 classes and you sports director. "There is definitely open space more functional inside campus make it very difficult for stu- The lacrosse team is hoping to out there, but the condition of rather than on the outskirts." BACK dents to finish." Bust lf««i«S«SS3SSSSSSSSS«SSSSSSSSSSSSS<9^SSSSSSSSSSSS^ STUDCNTS!! Continued from page one. Ever Get A Pdl Smashed? "The legitimate bar owners are fed up with bars that aren't com- Stop OY and SGS our FALL listings! plying with the law," he said. "The 21-and-over law is hurting all the bars [financially]." r 1 TLLJUST However, Alvord said, the bars Greenbriar, Inc. still look out for each other, BRACE MYSELF which may explain why only 224 €. Wooster three out of the nine bars in- WITH THE vestigated were actually violat- r ALL EDUCATION 352-0717 ing liquor laws. STEERING "We have to move fast because MAJORS the bars call and warn each other WHEEL." sS^ 'K that we're out," he said. 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Tradcrnvk at H*M Irmmmm" IncorpuWcd PfNl t.«lr«irumctiBlncoiT"»J«nJ '■' c Friday, August 28, 1992 The BG News page seven FBI explores accusations Studying Already? of deputies' misconduct Two men allegedly beaten up at Troy County Fair

by James Hanna Clarence E. Brown, 25, both of and that it could take up to six The Associated Press Troy. months to complete their report. The sheriff's report said the Clarke, who said he had bumps two Clarke and Brown were DAYTON, Ohio - The FBI and bruises, was taken to Stouder among a group of people at the started an investigation Thurs- fair grandstand who refused to day into allegations that sheriff's make way for a concessionaire's deputies beat two men at a "We just hope it doesn't truck. The report said the men county fair in Troy, a spokesman became verbally abusive and said. become an explosive that Clarke became physically FBI spokesman Ed Boldt said a combative. complaint was filed with the situation and that calm is FBI's Dayton office and that an maintained. But we will not investigation had started. As they were escorted from the let go untl due process and fairgrounds, members of the justice take place." group walked in the roadway, The FBI report will be sent to blocking traffic. Someone in the the civil rights section of the Jus- The Rev. Raleigh group threw a rock or concrete at tice Department, which will de- Trammell, Dayton SCLC deputies, the report said. cide whether or not to prosecute, he said. Miami County Pros- chapter president ecutor Jeffrey Welbaum said the The report said Brown had to dispute would also be reviewed Memorial Hospital, where he be forcibly placed into a cruiser by either his office or the city received three stitches for a cut and that Clarke was shoved into a prosecutor's. finger. He was charged with re- fence after he lunged at a deputy. sisting arrest and disorderly conduct. A report prepared by the Brown, who has a calcium de- Miami County Sheriffs Depart- ficiency and was undergoing ment said deputies had to control "We just hope it doesn't be- kidney dialysis treatment before the men at the Miami County Fair come an explosive situation and the alleged attack, said a pin in on Aug. 20 after they became that calm is maintained," Tram- his leg has been knocked out of combative and wouldn't follow mell said. "But we will not let go position and that the bone will deputies' orders. until due process and justice take have to be re-broken to correct The BG Newt/TcreM Thomai place." the problem. He was charged with resisting arrest. Marketing major Stephane Simonin from France checks to see If he has the correct book for his The Rev. Raleigh Trammell, Joyce Evans, president of the course at the University bookstore Thursday afternoon. president of the Dayton chapter Troy chapter of the SCLC, said of the Southern Christian FBI agents interviewed the two Trammell called the actions Leadership Conference who men Thursday morning. She said racially motivated. He said the sought the probe, identified the the agents planned to meet with victims were black and the depu- two as Orande E. Clarke, 18, and sheriff's department officials ties white. [VVVVVVVVVYVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVYVVVVVVy; WANT TO PARK Gamma Phi Beta Proudly Announces their Spring Dean List: CLOSE TO CAMPUS

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; Sports Friday, August 28, 1992 The BG News page nine Steroid use affecting boxing NY's Cone rejects by Erik Puplllo $17 M, traded to assistant sports editor try to arouse interest. I mean, knee must bend, every tongue A: I talk to him every other who cares? We all know what must confess to the greatest of day. He's doing very well, all steroids do. We've all seen Lyle all time." But you had other considering. He's keeping his The sport of boxing has been Alzado. great fighters who proved spirits up because he believes Toronto Blue Jays historically void of steroid Arum's stooping down to an themselves because Ali was in America. He's 226 lbs. and abuse. all-time low to create excite- one to fight anyone. That's would be ready to fight in a by Ronald Blum move with the Mets before the The mere thought of weight ment. They can't come up with what makes the whole division week if he got out. AP sports writer training was thought to be ta- a more creative idea for this - when you have a champion Aug. 31 deadline for postseason rosters. boo by trainers who thought Q: What are some of rhe "My numbers are unparal- their fighters' muscles would greatest Tights you have ever NEW YORK -- David Cone, the leled," Cone said. "Not just on the tie up and lose speed and flexi- witnessed? most dominant strikeout pitcher Mets, but in the National bility. in the National League, was League." Mid-1970s heavyweight con- Don King A: The Larry Holmes-Gerry unexpectledly traded Thursday He is 13-7 with a 2.88 ERA this tender Emie Shavers was one Only In America Cooney fight was another one by the New York Mets to Tor- season and a league-leading 214 of the first big-name fighters that they (the experts) thought onto, bolstering the Blue Jays' strikeouts. For his career he is to build strength exclusively was going to be a pushover, bid to repeat as AL East cham- 80-48 with a 3.13 ERA, winning through the use of weight thinking Cooney would knock pion. strikeout titles in 1990 and 1991. training. Holmes out. However, Larry The Mets, who fell to fifth "This is the most quality guy Current heavyweight cham- rose to the occasion in what I place despite adding several that was available," Blue Jays pion Evander Holyfield also fight than to come and say one that takes on all comers. call the "Last Hurrah." The high-priced players, faced losing general manager Pat Gillick said went on an extensive weight guy's on drugs. What are we You had other guys who had "Thrilla in Manilla" is a classic Cone to free agency following the in Toronto. "There is some re- training workout five years going to do? Go out and get the indomitable courage and invi- in itself with Ali and Frazier. season. He rejected a $17 million, sponsibility management owes to ago in order to bulk up his body drug ambulance to go out and cible spirit. You had Ali-Norton The "Rumble in the Jungle" four-year offer in spring train- the players to do everything pos- to fight in the heavyweight di- check him out. fighting criss-cross, win and where they thought Foreman ing, so the Mets decided to deal sible to win, and that's what we'- vision. This shows you how pitiful lose. You had Joe Frazier, win was the Mike Tyson of the the 29-year-old right-hander now, re trying to do. I think you don't Recently, Holyfield was ac- they are. They can't come up and lose with Ali. You had the time. Nobody thought he could and found Toronto anxious to worry about the long-range right cused of steroid use by Larry with a name for the fight and three-fight series with these be beat and what not, and then take him for infielder Jeff Kent now, you focus on the short- Holmes' promoter, Bob Arum, these fights need names. three guys. Ali dethroned him in Kinasha, and a minor leaguer, believed to term." before their fight this past They've got a bastard out Zaire. Roberto Duran-Esteben be mil fielder Ryan Thompson Toronto, coming off a 5-7 road July. there. They've got a bastard There was also the dev- DeJesus and Alexis Arguello- Toronto, struggling to hold its trip, began the day in first place Don King is no fan of either child. They don't know how to astating-punching George Alfredo Escelera were some of slim lead over the Baltimore in the AL East with a 72-55 re- Arum or Holyfield but seemed get a beginning, a middle and Foreman. Then there was the more memorable fights Orioles and Milwaukee Brewers, cord, two games ahead of Balti- to be a lesser fan of steroid ac- an end. Jimmy Young, who beat Fore- that I have put on. Some of needed another starter for its more and 4 1/2 ahead of Mil- cusations. Q: You saw the great hea- man. All these guys were com- those were outright classics. shaky rotation. The Blue Jays waukee. Q: Do you think Arum's ac- vyweights during the Golden petitive and could beat each It's fights like these that make talked to the Texas . Rangers New York, which began the cusation of Holyfield possibly Era of the '70s. How do the other on any given night. Mike the adrenaline flow and brings about Bobby Witt and Jose Guz- season with the highest payroll in using steroids to enhance his young heavyweights now com- Tyson was like Ali in that he excitement into the air. man, but did far better in Cone, a the majors at $44.4 million, is performance had any validity pare to the greats back then? gave everyone a shot at the ti- two-time All-Star. 56-67, 14 games behind NL East- to It? A: You had great talent back tle. That gave other fighters in Q: Why do you always say, It's uncertain whether Toronto leading Pittsburgh A: That shows how desper- then. As you know, Muhammad the division aspiration and ins- "Only in America"? will be able to sign Cone after the "I felt I had to make the deal," ate they have become to pro- Ali was the first three-time piration to fight for the title. A: Because if you put your season. For now, the Blue Jays Mets general manager Al Hara- mote a fight - when you have heavyweight champion of the mind to it, you can accomplish are concerned with bringing the zin said. "At best, we'd have a to stoop down to those beneath- world. I coined the phrase, Q: How is Mike Tyson do- anything you want in this coun- World Series to Canada for the the-toilet type of accusations to "Every head must bow, every ing? try. I'm living proof. first time, and they made their See CONE, page ten.

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by Jim Fogarty Volleyball - The volley- special to the BG News ball team is holding walk-in tryouts on Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 4:30 p.m. Anyone inter- The University Rugby Football ested in trying out for the Club opens Its 1992 fall season team should contact assis- with a host of new faces follow- tant coach Mark Hardaway ing a heavy round of graduation at 372-2401. losses last spring. Nine of IS "A" side players will be answering Football - The Falcon the call for the first time when Club is sponsoring a the Falcons open at home next "Meet-the-Team" Dinner Saturday against Toledo. and social event on Mon- For any other sport, this would day, Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. The be the proverbial rebuilding dinner will be served on the year. Not so for the Falcon rug- east sidelines and will cost gers. $3.00 per person (Universi- "We've always been blessed ty students eat free with ID with incredible depth on this card). The team will be team and this year isn't any available for photos and au- different than the rest," head tographs. coach Roger Mazzerella said. "There are good people to fill the Rugby - The Falcon Rug- open slots and we should just by Club will hold an organi- chug along as usual." zational meeting for anyone "Chug along" may not exactly interested in joining. Head be the term to describe the Fal- Coach Roger Mazzarella cons' phenomenal success on the emphasizes that no pre- field. BG has posted an incredi- vious experience is neces- ble 909-218-60 record in their sary. The meeting is sched- 24-year history. Last spring the uled for Tuesday, Sept. 1 at Falcons won the Mid-American 7 p.m. in the State Room of Conference Club Rugby Tour- the University Union. nament for the 11th straight time Ohio State Football Game as well as their fifth Ohio Colle- - There are a limited num- giate title in seven years. ber of seats still available In addition to finishing with a for the Falcon Club bus to 61-10-3 record for the year, BG the BG vs. Ohio State foot- also finished in the top four of ball game on Saturday, the Midwest Universities Cham- Sept. 12, at a cost of $17.50 pionship for the 11th year in a per person, round row. Ten players were picked to trip/nonstop. the 25-man Ohio all-star team. Interested fans should contact the Falcon Club of- Nonetheless, Mazzarella will fice at 372-7100. Payment is have his work cut out for him as he tries to replace leading scorer required upon reservation Photo courtesy of Mike Ncmcth and must be made by check. Brian Zele (212 points last year), Deadline for reserva- defensive leader Dave McKee Wing Grady Slack turns the corner on his way to a try against the September 5 at 1:00 p.m. Matches will be played on the College tions/payment is Tuesday, and Ail-American Wes Harmon. University of Indiana. The BG club rugby team play at home on Park Rugby Field at the corner of Poe Road and North College. Sept. 1. Refunds will be "Zele, McKee and Harmon all made ONLY If there are not rank up there with the best we've to fill Harmon's huge shoes at the crowded field that includes Scott by the graduated Zele and Craig rough spots until the new players enough people to go. ever had at those post it ions," lock position. At flanker, Craig Woodruff, Scott Christman, Tim Shamp. start to mesh as a team. Forward Mazzarella said. Fey, Chad Greene and Tom Clark Brenner, Scott Sutorius, Trey On the other hand, some key eight man Matt Paskiet and Fans are reminded that Jim Fogarty, Brian Niekamp will be trying to continue BG's Davies and rookie Kurt Bittner is personnel returning to the Fal- backs Brian Williams and Doug they must have already and Steve Dreyer will be trying "big hit" defensive tradition. A vying for the two slots vacated cons will help smooth over the Slagle all return. purchased their tickets be- cause none will be available CONE on game day. Continued from page nine. Departure is scheduled 50-50 chance of signing David at $28 million, five-year offer to re- disabled list with shoulder trou- Twins tumbling for 10:30 a.m. from Lot L at the end of the season and that sign. ble after building a 12-3 record. Doyt Perry Stadium and could even be optimistic." Cone said he had not been con- Only Morris (16-5) has per- will leave Columbus 30 tacted lately by the Mets con- formed up to expectation, while minutes following the After rejecting the four-year cerning his contract. David Wells (7-8), Jimmy Key game. and can't figure deal. Cone won a $4.25 million, "There was no contact to try to (8-11) and Stottlemyre (8-9) have Smoking and alcoholic one-year deal in salary arbitra- reopen the negotiations, no been mediocre. beverages will not be per- tion. He is part of a large group feelers sent out," he said. "Thai Kent, 24, is a rookie who can mitted on the bus. of starting pitchers heading for they could assume what my play second and third base. He's Volleyball team manager out a solution free agency, a group that in- stance would be is a little confus- hitting .240 with eight home runs - The volleyball team is in cludes Greg Maddux of the Chi- ing." and 35 RBIs in 65 games. by Mike Nadel World Series champions, are search of a team manager cago Cubs, Doug Drabek of the Cone's agent, Stephen Fehr, Cone, one of the few bright AP sports writer simply playing bad baseball. for the 1992 season. Anyone Pittsburgh Pirates , John Smiley said he would be willing to listen spots for the Mets in a dis- interested should contact of the Minnesota Twins, Greg to long-term offers from the Blue appointing season, becomes a Starting with the night of assistant coach Mark Har- Swindell of the Cincinnati Reds Jays, who last year signed Jack free agent after the season. With MINNEAPOLIS -- Worst to July 27, when Oakland beat daway at 372-2401. and Chris Bosio of Milwaukee. Morris for $10.85 million for two his success this year, Cone's con- first in "91. Champs to them 9-1, through Wednes- Maddux already has rejected a years, the highest average salary tract demands would probably chumps in "92. day, when they struggled to for a pitcher. Cone also ex- place him among the top paid The Twins are collapsing beat Detroit 1-0, the Twins pressed a desire to come back to pitchers, or in the $4 million per and they don't know why. have lost 19 of 29 games. Oak- New York with the Yankees. year range. "We should break out of it," land swept them. So did Chi- "Certainly they have exclusive Chuck Knoblauch says. cago. So did Cleveland. They SERVICE rights to him for 70 days or so, "I felt I had to make the deal," "You'd think we have the per- lost two at home to Texas, two and they know my phone num- Mets general manager Al Hara- fect equation: Pitching, hit- at home to Detroit and blew ber," Fehr said in Kansas City. zin said today during a confer- ting, defense, managing." two in the ninth inning at Se- "But if I know my client, and I ence call. "At best, we'd have a You'd think so. You'd be attle. BARBER SHOP know him very well, he'll want to 50-50 chance of signing him at wrong. concentrate on pitching." the end of the season and that You hear Kent Hrbek say, Everyone wants to know WELCOME BACK Toronto's staff has had prob- could even be optimistic." "We're not getting the itty, bi- what's wrong with the Twins. lems since the All Star break, tty breaks we were two "I have no answers," Kno- - Call or Walk in - when Juan Guzman went on the The 29-year-old Cone is ex- months ago," and you shake blauch said. "You could stab CLOSE TO CAMPUS pected to report to the Blue Jays your head. me till I bleed to death and I'd on Friday and will probably start Bad breaks haven't have no idea. No clue. No an- 426 E. Wooster St. one of the games against the dropped the Twins from a swer. Everybody's trying Bowling Green, OH 43402 Milwaukee Brewers this week- three-game lead in the AL hard. Everybody's playing FREE end. West on July 27 to six behind hard. It's just not happening," 352-4576 Oakland. "We traded David to obtain two Neither have bad bounces, Said Brian Harper: "I don't DOUBLES talented young players," Harazin bad umpiring, bad karma or know. We're trying. We just are at said, adding that the second bad guacamole. can't get anything to go player is known but not currently The Twins, defending right." on the Blue Jays' 25-man roster. WELCOME BACK Pictuife STUDENTS Place

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As the professional football next to perfect; that is, if the The receiving corps includes and Moore cradled 70 for 987 season enters a new campaign, front office is willing to dish out Fred Barnett, Calvin Williams yards. second wind with sports writers attempt to gain the bucks to lure the stars into and Floyd Dixon, acquired from Defensively, the Jets are prominence by predicting the camp. Comerbacks Eric Allen Atlanta in the off-season. Tight strong on the line with Jeff Super Bowl champion. Many will and Ben Smith are one of the best end Keith Jackson is the best In Lageman and Dennis Byrd. Dibble's mouth fail at this get-rich-quick ap- combinations in the game, while the business, if he is signed. Lageman had 10 sacks last proach to success. I have always safeties Wes Hopkins and Andre Competition from Washington, season and is expected to catching Atlanta been known to find a short cut to by Joe Kay Dallas, Chicago and San Fran- flourish more this season. The AP sports writer "It's discouraging only be- prosperity because my journalis- cisco will be strong, but only the linebacking corps is bolstered by cause you feel that if you win, tic talents have rendered few Guest Column strongest survive. Kyle Clifton and Erik McMillian you're still not going to pick rewards. Facing the Eagles in the Super leads the secondary. The Jets are CINCINNATI (AP) -- One up any ground," outfielder In the NFC, there are nu- Bowl will be the New York Jets, young, but they are good. Head sign the Cincinnati Reds are Glenn Braggs said. "That's merous squads with the potential Steve Seas I y and the quarterback leading the coach Bruce Cos let is one of the back in the running: reliever the disappointing part. to win it all, but the Philadelphia charge won't be Joe Namath. It brightest coaches around. Cin- Rob Dibble is running his Eagles have the total package to "We haven't been playing will be Browning Nagle. Nagle cinnati should have never let him mouth again. badly. We've been very con- turn opponents black and blue. has excelled during the pre- go. The Bengals began their The Reds caught their sec- sistent this year. But the Good teams have good defenses. Waters provide the power punch season and possesses a very downfall at the time of Coslet's ond wind this week, turning Braves have just been play- Great teams have great defenses. needed to contain opposing run- strong arm. Veteran Ken O'Brien departure. the NL West from a runaway ing very well. If they continue The Eagles have the most potent ning attacks. Head coach Rich has posted too many years of Contenders in the AFC will be back into a race. A four-game defense in the NFL. Where do to play at that pace, they're Kotite believes his defensive unit mediocre stats to secure his job. Denver, with the addition of winning streak - coupled going to win it. If they dont, you want to start? Reggie White compares to that of no other Just as our country needs change Bobby Humphery, Buffalo and with the Braves' week-long we can catch them." is one of the most sound defen- team. with Bill Clinton, New York the Houston Oilers. Houston skid - has chopped Atlanta's Atlanta's given them an sive ends in the game today. He "We have the best defense I've needs Nagle. can't win the big game, though. seven-game lead in half and opening by losing five of its had IS sacks last season. His ever seen," said Kotite. Nagle can't do it alone, and he Buffalo is beginning to slide. One puffed up some of the Reds' last six. The Reds' three- neighbor on the line is Clyde The return of Randall Cunni- won't have to. Running back improved team will be the Ben- chests. game sweep of Philadelphia Simmons, a 280-pound defensive ngham anchors an underesti- Hlai r Thomas has developed into gals. Coach David Shula has his "Everybody has counted us cut the margin from seven to nightmare from Western Caro- mated offense that shows signs a fine thoroughbred. He rushed players behind him. Harold out," reliever Rob Dibble 3 1/2 games and drew a few I- lina The death of Jerome Brown of brilliance. With the acquisition for 728 yards on 189 carries with Green will emerge as the best said, after saving a 4-3 vic- told-you-so's. in the off-season will hurt the of Hershel Walker, the Eagles three touchdowns. Al Toon and running back in the game. tory Wednesday over Phila- "It's not over until Oct. 4," Eagles, but it won't stint their have a powerhouse backf ield that Rob Moore give the Jets the best delphia. "We know what it Dibble said. "Everybody has chances at a title. boasts Keith Byars and draft pair of receivers in football. Toon Steve Seasly is an assistant takes to be winners. We have counted us out. The only peo- The secondary of the Eagles is choice Si ran Stacy of Alabama. caught 74 passes for 963 yards sports editor/or The BG News. world championship rings, ple who haven't counted us they don't. They're going to out are in this clubhouse." have a fight on their hands." The division's last two How quickly they've gone champions have pulled off an from dragging to bragging. interesting reversal in the When you party, The Reds appeared down last two months. for the count over the week- Cincinnati took control of end, when they fell seven the division June 1 and ap- remember to... games behind Atlanta - their peared ready to cruise to the biggest deficit of the year - title. Their lead on Atlanta e and lost starter Greg Swin- reached six games July 7, the dell temporarily to a bad culmination of a six-game back. winning streak. Every time they won, the Then the Braves got hot and Braves won, too. Every time the Reds started a six-week they lost, they fell another streak of .500 baseball. At- Rack of Lies, k game back. lanta overtook them Aug. 2 Some of the Reds admitted and made it look like a run- they were pessimistic about away the other way.

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Student manager for soccer. odrms . family rm., deck, ig fenced-m back- $.50 ICE CREAM CONES Come to the house on Sunday at three for a INFORMATION NIGHT Call Ihe soccer office. yard, 2 car garage Lots of extras m A out. Ph. Before A after-care worker needed 18 hours CKI-CKI-CKI- CKI-CKI Welcome Back Cookout. We love all our new Tuesday, Sept. s 419-641-9661. plus per week. Montesson School of Bowling 372-2401. pledges. You guys are awesome' Lenhart Grand Ballroom Green.352-4203 E.O.E. Huffs Used Furniture DELTA ZETA SISTERHOOD! 7:30-9:30 p.m. COLLEGE DEMOCRATS EBSCO Telephone Service 686 3251 FULL-TIME P/T 113 N Man 'Now hiring fust meeting 6-8pm' Monday • Friday SB 25 to start Co-ops & internships available. Flexible part- Tuesday 9/1.116 BA. 9PM •GAMMA PHI BETA PLEDGES ■ GAMMA PHI-LORI-JEN Company expanding. time hours, guaranteed hourly wage & bonus Come early to get a seal Congratulations to all our fantastic, adorable Fantastic job with Rush, ladies! Your hard Several positions available based on sales. Extensive training program A a new pledges1 Keep smiling and remember. 6 work, long hours, and extreme dedication have Flexible schedule around classes. follow through. Stop in for application after 1 weeks, ladiesi obviously paid off* FOR RENT GEORGE MUST GO Call now at 321-5365 Much love in TTKE. Your Sisters Love m TTKE, Your Sisters 4pm, M-F. GEORGE MUST GOI • GAMMA PHI BETA PLEDGES - -GAMMA PHI BETA- GEORGE MUST GOI GRAPHIC DESIGNER, pt-time, to assist with GEORGE MUST GO! Ebsco Telephone Service. 113N. Main. 1 Female roommate needed for 92-93 school in-house production of magazine editorial ma- Now Hiring Learn a marketable skill & make GEORGE MUST GO! - Pi Sigma Epsilon ' GAMMA PHI • LJ • DENISE • DONNA year. Fox Run Ap:s Call Teresa 354 QlQ6 (ask us how) terial in PageMaker and/or QuarkExpress money. Co-op's & internships available. Flexi- Meeting-Tuesday, Sept. 1st, 9:00p.m. We missed you guys! Great job as Rho CtiTs ft 2 bedroom tn-plex, newly painted with new College Democrats Send letter giving education and expenence to ble pi. Dme & full time hours. Guaranteed B.A. Lounge RA - we're so glad you're back" floor. Close to campus and downtown, with first meeting Designer. PO Box 1107. Bowling Green, OH hourly wage & bonus based on sales. Exten- Mandatory Love m TTKE. Your Sisters parking lot 354 1790 43402 sive training program & follow through. Slop in 9 1.9 PM. 116 BA Hope Everyone had a Great Summer 'GAMMA PHI BETA- for applications after 4pm M-F. Large 1 bedroom apt. Hiring pt.time sales Lighthouse Pools. 910 W Laskey 9 mo. lease $295, year lease $275. KOOL SPOT ALPHA GAM-ALPHA GAM INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: Women ft Van dnver. Pi Dme position to provide trans- Applications in person only. Ph. 352-5111. btwn. 10-5, M-F Union Oval We love our awesome PLEDGES) Coed Softball - Sepl. t; Men's Softball • Sept portation lo A from social service agency. Must 9-5'Mon-Fn. 11-3 2; Women's Sngls ft Obis Tennis - Sepl. 0; ALPHA GAM ' ALPHA GAM be btwn. 21-65 yrs old, have a valid drivers li- Room for Rent S.SO ICE CREAM CONES Men's Dbls. Tennis - Sepl. 8. Men's Dbls. Golf cense & excellent dnving record. Submit re- Houseboy needed for 1992 93 school year. 'Cheap Sponsored by Circle K -Sept 9 ALL ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 P.M. ON sumeto POBox738. BG EO.E. Alpha Gam * Pledgee * Alpha Gam ' Close lo campus DUE DATE IN 106 REC CENTER Please contact Kim at 2-5009 Gel psyched 'or an awesome year' Waitresses (must be 19 yrs. old), bartenders * Private bedroom LEARNHOWTOICE SKATE' Alpha Gam Pledges »1 INTRAMURAL FIRST AIDERS NEEDED: (21 yrs.) needed. Exp. preferred, but will train. If interested call 352-4900 A leave a message. JOIN AVON TODAY BGSU SKATING CLUB ICE ARENA Alpha Gam * Pledgee * Alpha Gam Must have current Advanced First Aid and Must be reliable. Apply in person. Gamers 893 Room is available for both Fall A Spnng se- Be eligible to win one million dollars! EVERY TUESDAY9 15- 1015 PM CPR Apply in 108 REC CENTER by Septem- S Main mesters NO CHARGE FOR FIRST SESSION (9/1/92) ber1.1992 For intervew a free gilt call Judy 823 1 712 Attention TOUR GUIDES Waitresses & bartenders. Apply between 2 A Single room 'or male student MANDATORY FALL INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED. Softball. Loft workers needed Students needed to fill apis. $6.50vhr. 4pm, Mon. thru Fn. at the Elk's Club. 200 Open Audition KtCK-OFF MEETING Flag Football. Ice Hockey - Apply in 106 Rec Campbell Hill Rd, Bowling Green. OH Close to campus * 352-7365 Now accepting applications at JTs University Performing Dancers Wed , Sept 2,4:30-6 p.m. Center Must attend mandatory clinics 352-2149. September 1.6 00 PM or MEETAFRIENDI 212 E polar North Thurs.. Sept. 3. S:30-7p.m. FALCON FOOTBALL HOME OPENER Information: 372-691S in McFaH Center THURSDAY. 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Welcome back to school Attention TOUR GUIDES REMINDER! All students are invited to a MANDATORY FALL Homecoming Committee Picnic WELCOME BACK CELEBRATION KICK-OFF MEETING Sun., Aug. 30th, 2 5pm at the UCF CENTER New Fraternity Row Welcome Back Students! [CENTER FOR CHOICE II (comer ol Thurson ft Ridge) Wed. Sept 2.4 30 6pm BE THERE! Thkt Saturday, Aug. 29,830pm or Music will be provided by Yehimba Thurs.. Sept. 3.5:30-7p.m. • Abortion through (an African percussion A vocal group) Survival Games in McFaH Center and other invited guests You MUST attend one ol these meetings! Let the games begin! 17 weeks - refreshments • Join us for exonng and fast-paced pamrbail tun. Organited games and equipment rental Winthrop Terrace • Morning after Attention TOUR GUIDES 354-5475 Students lor MANDATORY FALL treatment Chnion/Gore ?2 KICK-OFF MEETING fins! meeting The Brothers of Kappa Sigma wish lo welcome Apartments everyone back and we hope you have a great .1 llfiRft qpn Wed. Sept. 2,4 30-6 p.m. PROUD TO or semester. Thurs. Sept. 3,5:30-7 pm BE PRO-CHOICE UNDER THE LIGHTS' 400 NAPOLEON RD. in McFaH Center FALCON FOOTBALL HOME OPENER 16 N. Huron You MUST attend one ol these meetings! NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT - 7 PM 352-9135 Toledo, Oh. 43604 VLtLa) SamB's is different Phone Welcome Back Ladies' (419) 255-7769 or CINEMARK THEATRES For all your Mary Kay needs, let me be a ser- l-800-<89-6005 because in this resolutely laid-back vice to you. Call anytmo Pam, 352-4915. CINEMA 5 mi.

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