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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. G The BG News Friday, December 4, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 75, Issue 69 Weather Council approves plan Deficit could Staff members may receive salary adjustments by Julie Tagllalerro prompt further administration reporter bility. It requests that if these "Whether the title [of the additional tasks alter staff mem- bers' positions, the members Administrative Staff Council position] changed or not, if should be considered for a pro- spending cuts approved a proposal Thursday the employee took on extra motion and salary adjustment. requesting that salary enhance- In related news, council mem- ments be given to administrative significant responsibilities ber Marilyn Braatz announced by John Chalfartt staff members when there is a and there was a change in that University President Paul The Associated Press significant increase in the job re- the position, the salary Olscamp said Wednesday in a It's snow joke: sponsibilities they undertake. meeting with faculty members Friday, snow likely. Some According to Norma Stickler, should be altered upward." that he was proposing that salary COLUMBUS ~ Another round of state spending cuts may be unavoidable unless a tax increase is approved this month, Gov. accumulations possible. chairwoman of the council's per- Norma Stickler, increases occur next semester. High in the mid-30s. South- sonnel welfare committee, staff The University Board of George Voinovich's top budget officer said Thursday. west winds becoming west members have been asked to chairwoman of the ASC Trustees is scheduled to vote on Gregory Browning, director of the Office of Budget and Man- 10 to 20 mph. Chance of pre- take on extra responsibilities as a personnel welfare the salary proposal next week. agement, said in a memo to legislative leaders that the state still faces a substantial deficit, despite a $65.5 million increase in tax cipitation is 60 percent. Fri- result of the layoffs of others. committee According to Ann Bowers, day night, cloudy. Scattered When this occurs, some have chairwoman of Administrative receipts last month snow flurries. Low near 20. requested promotions that have Staff Council, the range of the Browning said it would be a mistake to argue that the above- Chance of precipitation is 50 been denied, Stickler said. Often, tion] changed or not, if the em- proposed increase has been said estimate tax performance in November either eliminated or percent. she said, this is because although ployee took on extra significant to be between 3 and 5 percent. substantially reduced the $300 million deficit projected by the the number of responsiblities responsibilities and there was a end of the budget year June 30. may have increased, the title of change in the position, the salary In other business, Undergrad- "A cautious optimist could fairly conclude that, given the the position did not. Therefore, should be altered upward," Stick- uate Student Government Presi- November information, our problem has decreased from the Inside The News the assertion was that the em- ler said. dent Jason Jackson addressed $300 [million] to $325 million range to $250 million range. In any ployee had not been promoted The proposal states that as the the council, encouraging corre- case, this is a major problem to be facing halfway through the and did not deserve a salary ad- University tries to make the most spondence between administra- Santa's coming and so's justment. use of its resources, staff mem- See FINANCE, page eight. the tax man: "Whether the title [of the posi- bers will take on more responsi- See COUNCIL, page five. Employers are making a list and checking it twice, and if you're on it, you'll be paying one-half percent of your paycheck into the Bowling Green School Dis- trict coffers next year. Progress, but problems: Q Page five. Outside Campus

Cream of cocaine?: NAPOLEON -- The Camp- The Research Park story bell Soup Co. has suspended 25 processing plant em- ployees for drug-related vio- lations. Company spokesman Scott Rombach said Thurs- day more suspensions were possible. He said he didn't know if any of the em- ployees would be fired. Campbell began the in- vestigation after employees told the company that some workers at the plant in this northwest Ohio city were us- ing and selling drugs. Rombach said a private security company was hired to investigate. A drug task force from Henry and Ful- ton counties are involved in the investigation, and char- ges may be pending against some of the workers. He said this is the first time there has been a drug- related investigation at the plant, which makes soup, vegetable juices and frozen dinners for the Camden, N.J.-based company. The plant employs about 2,800 people. Rombach said the company is serious about keeping drugs out of Tk.BCNcw^TlmN the workplace. East of 1-75, most of the Rcasearch/Knterprlse Park's 88 acres remain empty. The and research and employment to flourish. "Campbell is dedicated to project Is an attempt by the University at creating an area for businesses to locate, maintaining a safe working environment for its em- The bright side With Miller's urging, the city ployees," he said. "We went Into this project agreed to match the state's The University's Looking at the big picture, $250,000 grant to the project. Research Park has been a quali- working with a little cash The final $50,000 came from fied success. The two tenants and a lot of promises." Wood County Commissioners, Must have been Kelly: currently located in the park ~ Robert Martin, vice who also believed a well- Actress Shannen Doherty grand design for MidAm, Inc.'s operations developed business park could best known for her role as center and the Northwest Ohio president for University attract jobs and tax dollars to the "Brenda" on the Fox series branch of the Ohio Environmen- Operations county without necessitating a "Beverly Hills 90210," was tal Protection Agency - have great increase in services such cited and released on a mis- meant a good deal of positive re- In addition, all of these bene- as police protection or emer- demeanor battery charge development is sults for both the city and the fits cost the University almost gency medical services Wednesday after becoming University. For example: nothing. These funds, along with reve- involved in a scuffle at • The two tenants combined To secure the cash it needed to nue from the tenants leasing the L.A.'s Roxbury club. provide nearly 200 jobs - most of develop the park, the University land from the University, pay for Doherty, 21, became in- behind schedule. them to Bowling Green residents turned to the state. The Ohio De- the debt financing of Research volved in a shoving match - and although no official statis- partment of Economic Develop- Park - with no University in- with another woman outside tics are available, it is estimated ment agreed to grant $250,000 to vestment save for the value of the club. There were no in- those jobs produce thousands of the University. the land, which the University juries and her arraignment Why? dollars in payroll taxes to the "We went into this project bought for $70,000 in the 1960s. date is set for Dec. 22. city; working with a little cash and a Spokespersons for both tenants by Jeremy Stone Weber • MidAm, Inc. - a holding lot of promises," said Robert say locating in Research Park Lottery editor-in-chief company for MidAm Bank - Martin, vice president for Uni- has been a good move. offers student internships in versity Operations. "It's been a totally positive ex- areas such as management, ac- But to fully fund the roads and perience," MidAm Senior Vice CLEVELAND - Here are counting, marketing and finance; utilities infrastructure the park President Cindy Rossman said. Thursday night's Ohio Lot- • The Ohio EPA office con- would need to attract clients, the "The University has been willing tery selections: M,.ore than three years after the University's Research/Enterprise Park was born, the fields east of 1-75 still stand ducts joint research projects University would need other to work with us in any area we Pick 3 Numbers: 1-5-8 with the University's environ- help. need, and we are perfectly happy Pick 4 Numbers: 4-6-5-7 largely empty. The University's grand design for creating jobs, research facilities mental sciences and environ- Then-mayor Edwin Miller was with the facilities and atmos- The Super Lotto jackpot is and business-academic ties - all at virtually no cost to the school - mental studies programs, writes hooked on the idea of a business phere out here." $12 million. - was designed to house at least 18 corporations. Today, it has two, a joint grant proposals with the park, convinced it would save Michael Manahan, district rep- number the University has been stuck at for more than two years. University, and provides guest and attract jobs in the city and resentative for the EPA office, University officials say although they are not displeased with the instructors and research facili- increase Bowling Green's tax agreed. Compiled from staff and park's progress, they are not entirely pleased either, and an in- ties to these programs. The base. He also said the plot of land "The effect of being here has wire reports. vestigation byThe BG News has unearthed many of the causes and agency also offers several stu- east of 1-75 was "prime economic outlets of their frustration. dents internships as well. development." See RESEARCH, page four. Opinion page two The BG News Friday, December 4, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER 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 News

Research Park could draw income, jobs, more to BG

The results are in. but offer them an incentive to do so. For Research Park, while it definite- example, tell faculty that anyone who ly has had positive impacts both on can provide a strong lead on a company campus and in the community, could be will receive a bonus. The money the more. Much more. University will receive from the added Bowling Green State University tenants will more than pay for the bo- offers a unique opportunity for busi- nuses, and cash-starved professors may Programs being disposable nesses. Think of all we nave to offer - jump at the opportunity. n library facilities, top-notch recreation O Environmental technology is facilities, adult education programs, Research Park's best bet, and the Uni- student labor. The list stretches on and versity should push this aspect almost should be constant worry on. to the point of calling it "Earth Park." But for some reason, this advantage Many businesses that specialize in Lately I've been getting some front page of The News on Nov. has not translated into a flood - or even earth-friendly products and services requests for particular column 17, also referred to the possible a steady trickle - of businesses locating would jump at the chance to locate near topics. One friend suggested I Juliet Cook termination of the creative writ- into the park. the Ohio EPA office, with its research write about the situation of mi- ing program as a "misunder- The megauniversity in Columbus has facilities and expert employees. Per- grant farm workers in the Bowl- standing," a "miscommunica- ing Green area. Another friend tion" and a "rumor." a booming business park. The Universi- haps an Earth Day promotion to draw shamelessly beseeched me to ty of Toledo's site is fairing fair to mid- environmental companies to Bowling cover the oft-abandoned topic of land. Bowling Green, however, has two Green would be successful. animal mating habits. Hmmm. It sure seems like a pretty big structures in a park designed to house It's tough to focus on Research Park Maybe next week. This week I "misunderstanding," doesn't it? nine times that many, and hasn't attrac- when so much of the University's decided to cover something I In fact, I don't particularly un- ted a new tenant in more than two efforts have been centered on dealing know about. derstand just how that large a years. with the day-to-day fallout of the higher With all the budget cuts that "misunderstanding" could have have been made in the area of resulted and spread throughout No one denies Research Park has the education funding crisis. But Research higher education, it's not too the program. potential to develop into a major eco- Park - if handled correctly - offers surprising that students have Some creative writing students Maybe certain officials nomic force in the area. It just hasn't vast potential to draw income, jobs, fa- been confronting a variety of decided to meet with Vice Presi- thought they could just slash the yet, and we suggest the following be cilities and prestige to Bowling Green. threats to the quality of their dent of Academic Affairs Eloise creative writing progran with no done to exploit this potential: Students should become involved in academic programs, lately. Clark to voice concern and let big response. When they realized "i As soon as the budget situation al- the project too, because a Research In many disciplines, the num- her know they cared about the that their action would be lows, the University must commit more Park bursting with clients means job ber of class sections offered has state of their program. It seemed protested, they reconsidered, resources - both personnel and money and internship prospects aplenty. Per- been decreased, but the size of like a logical step to take. and tried to pass it off as a "mis- - to the project. Part of this includes haps it wouldn't be a bad idea if Under- those sections has been in- understanding." hiring a development company who will graduate Student Government formed creased. Students probably no- However, when they called to give Research Park the attention it de- a committee to study Research Park ticed that they had more difficul- make appointments, they were Whether or not this is the case, ty registering for spring classes asked if their appointment was it's a good thing creative writing serves, as Vista Development apparent- and what students can do to help. because of this. about creative writing; then they students made themselves heard. ly has not done; Research Park is too great an oppor- were informed that Clark was not Their show of support was far O Ask faculty members to call upon tunity to let slip by, but that's exactly Several weeks ago, a more spe- meeting with creative writing from an overreaction. their research and consulting contacts, what is happening. cific group of students was con- students. Any student who thinks that his fronted with a more substantial or her academic program is in threat - the termination of their serious danger should be vocal academic program from the Uni- about it. After all, most students versity. The endangered pro- "However, when they called select their university primarily Time to sell books back arrives gram was creative writing. to make appointments, they based upon the academic pro- The creative writing program were asked if their grams it offers. The BG News: lishments, and, believe it or not, universities don't even buy back at this University has held a high It's that time of year again; don't team up against you. Use books. level of prestige because Bowl- appointment was about For now, Bowling Green's papers are due, exams are com- this to your advantage. Don't sell back dictionaries or ing Green was one of the first un- creative writing; then they creative writing program is safe, ing up and it is time to sell your There is a good time and a bad books you think you might need iversities to develop a program but not necessarily solid. Stu- books back. All three of these ac- time to sell your books. Now in the future because you'll re- in which a creative writing de- were informed that Clark dents must keep their eyes open. tivities can be very stressful. through finals week is a good gret it dearly. gree is separate from the English was not meeting with Creative writing students are I can't do much about the first time. The bookstores now know A quick lesson in math: You degree. Since a BFA (Bachelor of not the only ones who need to be two except say "good luck," but what books are being used next buy a new book for $40, you can Fine Arts) degree is not available creative writing students." concerned. If the creative writ- as far as the third is concerned, semester, so prices are at their expect to get back $20. If you buy at many universities, most Bowl- ing program was cut, more stu- I'm going to give you a few hints highest. But be advised, don't a used book for $30 (75 percent of ing Green undergraduate crea- dents than just creative writing and some advice from a seasoned wait too long (next semester) to the new price), you can also ex- tive writing majors chose this majors and minors would be af- SBX employee of three and a half sell back your books. pect $20. Moral to the story: BUY University specifically because Another course of action was to fected. English students would years to help ease the pain. If the bookstore offers you a USED BOOKS. of the program. Some BFA and show up to show support at the be affected because their course The three local bookstores are low price, don't automatically MFA students came fron out of emergency English department selection would be narrowed by in business to make money. This blame it on the guy behind the I hope this will in some way state, lured by the quality reputa- meeting held on Nov. 13. Crea- the elimination of the creative concept may be hard to grasp, counter. Chances are it's your help you this holiday season. tion of Bowling Green's creative tive writing students were under writing curriculum. but remember it when you don't professors' fault for changing Good luck with finals and we'll writing program. the impression that at this meet- get 100 percent back of what you books, or the publisher's fault for see you soon afterwards. ing, the English department rep- Any student interested in paid for your books. coming out with a new edition. The concern of creative writ- resentatives would vote on taking any creative writing Shop around. The three book- Money is money. Be grateful Joe McMahon ing students about the state of whether to fight to preserve the course would no longer have that stores are independent estab- for getting anything back. Some Senior this program was instigated creative writing program or just opportunity available. Also, once when many of them read a memo terminate it. the University had cut the crea- which clearly stated that the tive writing program, who's to creative writing program was Apparently during the meet- say it would stop there? How Business class policy 'archaic' unviable. ing, English department chair- many other programs or depart- man Richard Gebhardt an- ments does this University con- The BG News: substitutions if I could. I talked viser as I have. It did not state that the creative nounced that there had been sider disposable? to the professors of these classes I felt I must do something for writing program would definite- some kind of "misunderstand- I'm a graduating senior this This is not just an issue for one upcoming spring semester. I was I needed and they told me that others in the same situation as I ly be cut, but that idea was im- ing" between Eloise Clark and group of students to worry about unable to preregister for classes they had no authority to give to end the tyranny of the busi- plied by the "unviable" refer- the English department, and the closed cards. ness college. If you have similar ence. This was worrisome department fully supported the - it is something for all students due to major surgery in Septem- to consider. Your program could ber. The business college is the In the real world, big corpora- problems as a junior or senior enough to spark many creative creative writing program. reason for my outrage, as they do tions have found they must be getting classes, please contact writing students to take action to be next. flexible to stay in business. Wake me by writing to 405 Student insure that the creative writing The article "Creative writing Juliet Cook is finally able to not give out closed course cards understand Dali paintings. as other colleges do at BGSU. up, business college! Learn from Services addressed to USG Sena- program would be preserved. students rally," which ran on the However, graduating seniors the business world. Your policies tor Lona Somerville. in the business college who fail to are archaic and need to be made preregister are "put" into sup- more responsive to real people There is legislation in process Dave David Miller posedly closed classes so that who pay real tuition and some- to recommend solutions to this they can graduate. I was not giv- times get into real extenuating inequity. There is no reason why en this opportunity since I am not circumstances. any discrimination should exist a business major. Thanks to my adviser, I will allowing unfair advantages in Two other colleges gave me graduate. One marketing class scheduling simply based on what closed course cards before prior- was totally closed in three sec- major a student is in. We all pay ity registration for two classes I tions, so she substituted another the same tuition, and it's unfor- needed in case they became course in its place. I'm glad that tunate that many decision closed. This was not the case for she had the power to do this. makers at this university forget the two marketing classes I still There have been people attend- that it is the students who they needed. ing this University who have not are ultimately working for. I was flatly told by the secre- graduated for lack of a needed tary of the marketing depart- class that was closed. Perhaps Lona Somerville ment that if those classes were they didn't contact or didn't have Senior closed out, I would have to get access to as caring or able an ad- Fashion Merchandising Friday, December 4, 1992 The BG News page three Rallies against hazardous Gays deserve fair treatment

The BG News: since a choice has been made, the family, on campus and iiteraj- The Dec. 2 column, "Homosex- homosexuals deserve different ly everywhere else is an unfortu- waste incinerator persist uality warrants no exclusive- treatment because they chose to nate reality to many gay men and rights laws," by Norm Van Ness be "that way." lesbians. Further, notions like What other choices do we all Mr. Van Ness' hinder gays' rights In the last year, the battle over were arrested for blocking the was an interesting expose about On Sunday, Nov. 22 at 2 p.m., the newly adopted Colorado make in life? I think religion is a to be themselves. despite a restraining order pro- the issue has escalated as the police. Non-gay participants in society At one time, mace was used amendment banning anti- choice ... I do not recall exper- hibiting demonstrations, over state EPA and other government iencing a minister who tortured may want to think before they officials have sidestepped the against protesters, the largest discrimination laws for homo- 700 people convened at a rally in sexuals. me until I became a Methodist. denounce the need for anti- East Liverpool, Ohio, in front of law and given WTI (owned by dose going to a 3-year-old girl. discrimination laws for homo- Arrests continued slowly until The main point of the column Another common choice is to get the recently completed Waste VonRoll, a Swiss-based corpora- married. Interestingly enough, sexuals in America. Is the real is- dark when about seven county appeared to be the author's sup- Technologies Industry hazardous tion) a permit to burn hazardous both of these choices are protec- sue that gays choose to be gay waste from Ohio and other states. police cars arrived with more port of the amendment and his waste incinerator. frustration at the consequential ted under the non-dicrimination and should be denied fair treat- The protest was another in an The state apparently thinks the officers dressed in riot gear. ment, or that too many partici- After about two more hours of actions of people throughout the clause at BGSU. ongoing series of demonstrations incinerator will bring more jobs If Mr. Van Ness tried to delete pants in society are either in- (about SO, mostly men) and nonviolent resistance a school country. However, I suspect that against the incinerator. These crafty Mr. Van Ness really as- religion or marital status from secure about their sexuality or protests began two weeks ago money to East Liverpool and bus was brought in by the city to are majorettes for other people's carry the remaining arrested to pired to offer his viewpoints the University clause, his idea when a court gave the go-ahead Switzerland. In addition, the would be greeted about as well as ideas and beliefs? state hopes to help solve the haz- the courthouse. When it was about choices people make in for the shipping of waste on site life, expecially the choices those Sinead O'Connor at an audience Mr. Van Ness, think about be- for a test burn. ardous waste problem of Ohio over, 78 people had been ar- ing gay (assuming you are not). rested, making the grand total at pesky gay men and lesbians have with the Pope. The judge ruled at that time and the country by sending it into Being gay is as "natural" (a Can you imagine being physical- the air where it is less noticable WTI 180. made who now suddenly want to that "the certain economic costs be treated fairly. Van Ness term) as being left- ly harmed, fired from your job, outweigh the uncertain environ- and liability is more difficult to Among those arrested were verbally harassed on campus and area citizens of all ages and Since we're discussing choices, handed or blue-eyed. The only mental and health costs to the prove. choice gay men or lesbians make treated as a freak of nature by The demonstration, coordinat- members of different environ- let's examine a few choices peo- community." ple do and do not make. is to be honest with themselves your family and friends? I imag- The crowd of protesters con- ed by the area Tri-State Envi- mental groups. Members of the ine you would not make such a Student Environmental Action According to Mr. Van Ness, and share this special part of sisted of citizens of the town and ronmental Council and Green- their life. choice. Neither would anyone peace, began with a rally in the Coalition from schools around gay men and lesbians certainly surrounding areas, and other en- must choose to be attracted to a Unfortunately, people who are else. vironmentally concerned acti- parking lot just off the drive of Ohio, including BGSU, took part in the civil disobedience. member of the same gender, gay cannot express themselves Eric Tammes vists from around the United the WTI facility. People of all age like left-handed or blue-eyed groups and occupations poured Some arrested from BGSU much like a smoker chooses to Graduate Student States and Canada. Approximate- light up a cigarette. Therefore, people. Harassment on the job, in College Student Personnel ly 78 of these people took part in into the area from every direc- were Dave Brodin, who snuck in civil disobedience and were ar- tion carrying signs which read, under the gates past the police, rested throughout the afternoon "WTI Spells DEATH." and Bonnie Armstrong, Rich and evening. Among those ar- A few speakers rallied the Maher and Jeff Brown, who sat rested were five students from crowd before everyone marched in front of the gates. Lynn Gre- the BGSU Environmental Action down the drive to the gate of the gor was picked out of a line of Group. facility. Once there, a ladder was people blocking police cars in the Many citizens of East Liver- balanced on the fence and acti- drive. Many people wonder why civil pool, an economically depressed vists began filing into the WTI town south of Youngstown on the grounds. The surrounding crowd disobedience was used in this Ohio River, have been fighting chanted, "We won't die for WTI." situation. To quote a WTI the construction of the WTI in- By the time five local police spokesperson, "It was an obvious cinerator for over 12 years. cars had arrived, over 30 people attempt to use the media." Their They, along with the other pro- were inside. Police officers willingness to be arrested (some testers, are worried about the blocked the gate, preventing oth- as many as three times in a week) uncertain and certain environ- ers from gaining entrance and gives some indication of their commitment to their argument. mental risks it poses to the com- demonstrators responded by sit- munity (thousands of carcino- ting down and blocking the drive. The people of this community gens will be released into the air Police then warned protesters have tried every alternative each year, even within EPA stan- that they would be arrested if method in the last 12 years to stop the incinerator. During this dards). they did not move off the WTI There is also outrage over the drive. A few people backed off, time, state officials have used fact that the burning of hazard- but most remained, knowing they their power and influence to ous waste is seen by the govern- outnumbered the police about 75 make sure the project goes ment as an environmentally ac- to 1. After an hour or so of stale- through for the financial sake of ceptable form of waste manage- mate, the officers began picking a few environmentally unsound people out of the group in front industries. MONDAY DiSJ ment. Arrests continue daily. Incin- Most opponents feel laws of the gate and loading cars for SHIRTS - SHORTS should prohibit the creation of transport to the courthouse one eration is scheduled to begin on waste by mandating changes in at a time. Dec. IS. manufacturing processes where At this time, a second crowd possible, instead of allowing assembled behind the police Dan Durica is a senior envi- ANGELS - ANIMALS (STUFFED) waste to be made and dealt with "arrest line" and prevented ronmental science major at the after. police cars from leaving. A few University. WtPNiSDAY Pit! N NINETEEN NINETY-TWO CALENDERS & NOTECARDS THURSDAY PK1Q Gays need TREE ORNAMENTS ERICAY. BKJ1 'special' ALL GREEK AND BGSU ITEMS protective SALE DEC 7-11 NO OTHER UNIVERSITY 20% OFF DISCOUNTS legislation UNION HOURS 8 A.M.-4:45 P.M. M-F APPLY

The BG News: I am writing in response to Mr. EMBMB^H ~"_ Van Ness' column about the Colorado amendment which bans anti-discrimination laws for ho- many finals and not enough sleep mosexuals. Mr. Van Ness says, "Homosex- uals have the right to engage in their chosen activity ... Why then make you see red. would they need further laws to protect them?" In order to answer this, Mr. Van Ness, I invite you to a meet- ing of the Lesbian and Gay Alli- Recvcle Your Books for Cash ance on Thursdays at the United Christian Fellowship. There, you w ^ may hear stories from victims of discrimination based on sexual December 7 thru December 18 orientation who, very definitely, need laws to protect their rights University Bookstore and to protect them from "gay Mon - Thurs 8:00 - 6:00 bashing" or hate crimes against homosexuals. CUti. Frl 8:00 - 5:00 Several incidents are: being Sat 9:00 - 5:00 fired from a job because of sex- December 14 thru December 18 ual orientation, being kicked out <3 of an apartment by a homophobic Falcon's Nest landlord, being forcibly escorted out of a public place for showing Mon - Thurs 9:00 - 4:00 affection for someone of the Frl 9:00 - 3:00 same sex, vocal slurs, getting beaten up just about anywhere and rape. r> ■>■ There is no excuse for any of these incidents, and behind each Top Cash Value for your Used Textbooks one is homophobia and discrimi- nation against homosexuals. Dis- ilHFri crimination that the Colorado law, in effect, condones because ¥ it makes homophobics and "gay bashers" impossible to pros- ecute. In Colorado, it seems that "all men [except for homosexuals whose rights can be violated at any time] are created equal." The Colorado amendment should be repealed. No one deserves to be discriminated against.

Angela Burt Freshman Biology Colored Ink page four The BG News Friday, December 4, 1992 Site's saga marked by frustrations RESEARCH Continued from page one. been wonderful for us," he said. "All of us inevitably have the Robert McGeein, the Uni- feeling that we wish there could veristy's assistant vice president be more development," the of capital planning, is the person source said. "Neither of the busi- most directly in charge of nesses there at the moment is a Research Park's development. technological firm as such. He says if he had it to do over "On the other hand, we've all again, he wouldn't do a thing been cautioned that this kind of differently. thing takes time to develop. Some "It's been an extremely posi- people know that. We're not tive experience and a very valu- necessarily unhappy with where able asset to the University," he we're at right now." said. Newly-elected county commis- Robert Martin, the Universi- sioner Alvin Perkins, in a pre- ty's vice president for opera- election interview with The tions, said MidAm and the Ohio News, said Research Park has EPA branch have been valued not come close to achieving its tenants. potential. "We feel we have two anchor "I don't know what's going on tenants right now," Martin said. there, but it's sure not research," "Hopefully now, we can build off he said. these two and draw on their The lack of tenants in the park strengths." has not directly hurt the Univer- sity financially, because the grants from the state, city and county, combined with revenue from leasing the land to tenants, The BG Newi/TIm N« But... has paid the debt service on the The Environmental Protection Agency is one of two tenants In Research Park. project's infrastructure. But when the University promoting the park. This project pretty much have to get in place But building off MidAm and planned its debt on the project, it is not the only one we are work- The University had signed a deal with a "major national to market it well," Martin said. the Ohio EPA has not been as planned on having three paying ing on and we do not have anyone "We'll be in full bloom by easy as University officials had tenants in the park by 1995. Now, assigned exclusively to this hotel chain" for a hotel/conference center. University spring." hoped. MidAm signed on with it has one (The EPA office is not project or any of our other officials were close to publicly announcing the deal when The second factor is that the Research Park in 1989, and the required to pay for the land leas- projects. If you feel that you University is only looking for Ohio EPA agreed to build its of- ing for a number of years in need someone working exclu- they found out the hotel chain could not get financing for the certain kinds of tenants ~ ones fice building in the park in early exchange for the state's grant.) sively on this project on a full- project that can help the University and 1990. Two years ago, having three time basis, then you may want to benefit from the University paying tenants by 1995 sounded look at some other alternatives." through research, internships or well within the University's Martin agrees there has been in some other significant way. '1 don't know what's going reach. Now, University officials some tension with Vista, but says we're not getting any financial said. "The financial community Preferably, some of the tenants on there, but it's sure not just aren't sure. the University has maintained a assistance to do this," he said. "I is more even conservative than should specialize in high-tech in- working relationship with the think if the University wants this usual. Everybody's sitting real dustry. research." development company. to go somewhere, they've got to close to their cash right now." Most other business parks Alvin Perkins, county "It's sort of like climbing up an commit some money." have no such restrictions. ice wall right now - there's no Although University officials Those involved in Research commissioner The Vista problem progress [finding a tenant]," he say they are unwilling to pay Park disagree whether these said. "You can get frustrated by Vista or anyone else to market limitations have significantly Fields of dreams Despite substantial efforts on that. I get indications, though, Research Park, the school has limit the scope of potential ten- the part of the University, Who or what is responsible for that [Vista] still has a strong in- taken on more of the burden of ants, helping to add to the diffi- the lack of tenants in Research terest in promoting Research promoting the project in the past culty attracting businesses. Ols- however. Research Park has Park." drawn a blank since the EPA Park? The answers to those ques- year. About 20 percent of Vista and McGeein are facing a camp believes the University's agreed to move in more than two tions are as difficult and complex McGeein's job is now devoted to tough market for attracting restrictions have done just that. years ago. as the problems facing the nation overseeing the University's businesses, but another problem "They greatly narrow the McGeein has insisted through- as a whole. "It you feel that you need efforts Research Park promotion is that they aren't the only people field," he said. "We could get out the past three years that But The News has learned someone working efforts. with a business park trying to tenants in here tomorrow, but we there is no timetable for attract- many University officials ha oj bring in tenants. In tough bud- don't want to let someone in who ing tenants to the park, and he put a chunk of the blan ^ exclusively on this project getary times, municipalities are really doesn't meet our needs." therefore is not displeased that squarely in the lap of Vista D"5J on a full-time basis, then you searching hard for ways to bring only MidAm and the Ohio EPA velopment, the Toledo firm trq> may want to look at some That recession thing in jobs and tax dollars. More and have decided to locate in the University chose to mark(^> more of them are coming to the 88-acre park. Research Park. In three year.-Q. other alternatives." same conclusion about business Looking ahead Associate University Architect Vista has not brought in a single Vista President David parks - build a park, and busi- Lance Teaman said in 1990, tenant to the park (MidAm and It's tough out there, University nesses will come. however, that when the park was the Ohio EPA were solicited by Boston, in a memo to officials say. There just aren't a "There are a lot of other op- first proposed in mid-1989 "it the University.) Robert Martin lot of businesses that are profita- tions for companies that want to Despite the problems that have was anticipated within five to 10 "I've not been 100 percent ble or expanding enough to want move into a park," Boston said. plagued Research Park and years the site would be mostly happy with the job Vista devel- a new location. "BG is one of a number of alter- smothered its potential, most filled." opment has done," Olscamp said. Part of the reason Vista and the "I think we're in the bottom of native locations." people involved with the project Sources tell The BG News that The president is not alone. University may have different the pan in the economy," Martin Wes Fahrbach, Gov. George expect exciting things to take despite McGeein's claims there Starting in 1990, University ad- ideas on how much effort the de- said. "At least I hope so." Voinovich's economic develop- place east of 1-75. is no timetable for filling the ministrators have expressed dis- velopment company should put People involved with Research ment representative for north- McGeein, Martin and Boston park, the University did have a pleasure with a perceived lack of into Research Park lies in the fi- Park say the economy has been a west Ohio, said Bowling Green said they have strong leads for goal with its development com- effort put forth by Vista to pro- nancial relationship between the major factor for the lack of ten- has rough competition from both businesses to locate in the park, pany to fill about 20 acres of the mote Research Park. two parties. The University does ants in Research Park. One college-sponsored business and although neither would delve park by 1994, and to make "every A September 1990 memo ob- not provide any money to market reason, according to McGeein, is parks and cities' industrial sites. into specifics or predictions, one effort" to have that much com- tained by The News from Vista the park - Vista only gets paid if that in uncertain times, many "It's a very competitive mar- can reasonably expect the follow- pleted by this year. President David Boston to Mar- it brings in a tenant. businesses want short-term ket out there," he said. "Every ing to happen: University President Paul Ols- tin refers to the frustration be- Olscamp said this fact may leases. But the University's city in northwest Ohio has in- • The University will still camp is not fully upbeat about tween the development company mean Vista gives other projects a project summary specifically dustrial sites ready for busi- search for a hotel/conference Research Park's progress. and the University. higher priority. states that the University will nesses to move into." center, but it will not do so as ac- "No, I'm not completely happy "In your [Martin's] letter you "In part, how much a company only accept tenants willing to The University, as well as tively as it has in the past. Con- with the progress," Olscamp indicate that you feel we could be does for you depends on how build their own buildings and other schools with enterprise ferencing facilities at the new said. "I had hoped to have one more active both in seeking ten- much you can give them in your sign long-term lease agreements. parks, must stress the advan- classroom building have les- more structure completed by this ants and dealing with administra- budget," the president said. The national and regional eco- tages higher education institu- sened the need for such a struc- point." tive matters relating to complet- For his part, Boston said Vista nomic slowdown has not only lim- tions can offer a company. ture. A knowledgeable source also ing transactions," the memo has committed substantial ited the number of companies "[Schools] are taking a much • The University will continue said University officials are states. amounts of time and money to profitable enough to expand stronger approach - they're to play the dominant role in mar- somewhat testy with the lack of "We have been working on the the project, but he agreed the operations, but has also limited reaching out to businesses and keting and promoting Research tenants in the park, especially Research/Enterprise Park for a University needs to donate more financial markets' willingness to saying, "what can we do for you,' Park, bringing in the vast majori- high-tech firms in which the year and have not made any of its own resources to promoting lend money to entrepreneurs. " Fahrbach said. "I think that's ty of whatever tenants come into University has been particularly money," the memo continues. the park. For example, one of the major much better than sitting back in the park interested. "We have spent time and money "We're spending our money - goals of Research Park was to at- the ivory tower." • Faculty members - especial- tract a hotel which could not only But even if a business decides ly those in psychology, technolo- provide jobs for hospitality man- there are advantages to locating gy and material sciences - will agement students and normal ho- in a university park, Fahrbach be asked to draw upon their tel facilities, but a conference said, Bowling Green is just one of research and consulting ties to center as well. a number of such sites in the businesses to entice them to lo- Sources tell The BG News that state. Among them are The Ohio cate in the park. the University had signed a deal State University and the Univer- • High-tech industries will be with a "major national hotel sity of Toledo's parks. This com- the most sought-after clients, and chain" for a hotel/conference petition has particularly hurt if the University is successful center. University officials were Bowling Green's site. Two fac- once again at attracting business close to publicly announcing the tors have made other parks more to Research Park, at least one deal when they found out the ho- attractive to many companies. environmental technology com- tel chain could not get financing First, some preliminary work pany -- such as a recycling firm - for the project. still remains to be done, such as will locate in the park. The situation is typical of ob- landscaping. The barren fields Boston would not speculate on stacles the University has faced, that characterize most of what to expect from Research officials say. In a recession, Research Park's acreage means Park. banks and other lending institu- the University's option may be "I don't have a crystal ball," he tions attract fewer deposits, and less eye-catching than those with said. "If there's a deal to be done, consequently make fewer loans. tree-lined streets and attractive we'll do it." "The biggest problem right lawns. But University officials say now is getting the financing [for "We're dressing up the area they plan to make up ground by tenants's buildings]," Martin and doing all those things we filling the park more rapidly dur- ing the coming months. "Going back, I doubt I would "[Our restrictions] greatly narrow the have done much differently on field. We could get tenants hi here this project," Martin said. "We'- ve got a lot of great ideas, we just tomorrow, but we don't want to let need some fertilizer to help them someone hi who really doesn't meet our grow." The BG Newi/Tlai Nimu "I've always looked at this park Working In the Item Procei sing Department of MidAm Information Services, Item processing opera- neeas. as a long-range thing," Olscamp tor Tracy Wllllami of Toledo enters checks for balancing of bank statements Wednesday afternoon. Paul Olscamp, University President said. "I don't look upon this as be- MidAm Inc. employs more than 100 people. ing that far out of the game." Local Friday, December 4, 1992 The BG News page five

Hidden Treasures Students must return forms to avoid school district tax by Chris Hawley local government reporter claim the home district they consider their perma- nent residence. Employers are making a list and checking it "It's a little bit of a gray area, but usually if a twice, and if you're on it, you'll be paying one-half person's permanent residence is not in Bowling percent of your paycheck into the Bowling Green Green, they will not claim that as their school dis- School District coffers next year. trict," he said. University students who nave local income taxes Illegally claiming a district other than Bowling deducted from their paychecks will begin paying Green or the one at your permanent residence in the tax Jan. 1 unless they act now to inform em- order to avoid income taxes in both districts prob- ployers they will claim another school district as ably won't work, Sobul said. their home district on 1993 state tax forms. "If someone suddenly changes their school dis- Students who are paid by the University must trict but their permanent residency doesn't complete a state withholding exemption certificate change, it's sort of going to stick out to us," he said. included with their Nov. 4 paychecks that informs District Business Manager Bill Ott said the tax is the payroll office they will be claiming a different expected to cost typical Bowling Green taxpayers home district. The forms are due Dec. 18. 41 cents per day, but he added his office has not "We're getting quite a few [forms] back, but it's figured estimates for student income. nowhere near the amount of students contacted," I can't imagine it would impact students that University payroll clerk Sandy White said. much," he said. According to Ohio Tax Analysis Division Assis- tant Administrator Mike Sobul, students should See INCOME, page six. Preview Day hoped to draw more prospective enrollees

byJaneKllgore Green to prospective students." dents to come and see what Bowl- student life reporter All of the activities planned ing Green has to offer," Boutelle during Preview Day are designed said. "An awful lot of the stu- to introduce high school students dents that come to Preview Day The prospect of choosing a col- and their families to the 170 un- end up enrolling at Bowling lege and major often seems dergraduate academic programs Green." overwhelming for graduating offered at the University. The high school students and their University's colleges of Arts and Information about the Univer- families, and the University Sciences, Technology, Musical sity will be provided at displays hopes to help them make these Arts, Education and Allied from 9:30 a.m. until noon in the important decisions during Pre- Professions, Business Adminis- Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the view Day Saturday. tration and Health and Human University Union. Faculty, staff Services will all be represented. and students will be available to The BC Nc wi/Llnda Lenc "We have two Preview Days answer questions about campus each year, and the last one held In addition, students can learn life, services and degree pro- Looking through boxes of Jazz records, sophomore pre-criminal Justice major Adam Elbling exam- on Oct. 31 was extremely suc- about Bowling Green's Schools of grams. ines an album at the University Music Library and Sound Recordings Archives' record sale in Jerome cessful," said Clifton Boutelle, Art, Health, Physical Education "Faculty and administrative Library Thursday afternoon. "[I came to the sale] because I'm a DJ and we still use turntables. One director of public relations. and Recreation, Mass Communi- staff are very supportive to our man's junk is another man's treasure," Elbling said. "This is probably one of the cation and Nursing. program," said Lisa Chavers, as- finest things the admissions of- "Preview Day is an excellent fice does to promote Bowling opportunity for high school stu- See PREVIEW, page six. COUNCIL Continued from page one. OMEGA PHI AIJPHLA tive staff, USG and the student have a closer, tight-knit re- body. lationship." "I [and USG] have tried to uti- The council also received a ■edieraJ lize and encourage the re- working draft of its long-range lationship between undergradu- plans and goals. According to ate students and administrative Bowers, not all of these goals staff across campus," Jackson may be achieved, but she said it said. "In the past the administra- was important for each member tion was considered the enemy. to have a copy of them in order Bl#!fc Bean Soup It's a great help to talk to "to give [the council] a kind of ■■-''*■ Roman Salad ^fc*» different administrators and working framework." Mandarin Orange Sajad*TJL' Roast Fowl ■..<*, M RoaSt Boar («j>uai cut nam: ■*-W»BSt Beef wHtvGarlic H Sft«ce & Popovers Las Vegas Bowl Special *• Crticfcentn Wine Sajjce Acorn Squash stuffed with Brown Sugar and Dried Cherrias airfare only - S275 L Cinnamon Cabbage *■ "Funges" (Mushrooms & Leeks? < -►-Green Pesen Royal (Spiced Peas) « Potato Rissole (oven browned) ,s Regal Rice (veg. rice medley call 419/244-7705 (8 to 5) for reservations with asparagus) offer expires Monday, Dec. 7, at 5:00 p.m. Trifle Pumpkin Pie *• Lombardy Custard Pie Hurry!!! Deep Dish Apple Creme Pie "*■ authentic recipe all that thou belly canst bold ~%B-3% American Red Cross DECEMBER 5, 1»«>2 Towers Inn > McDonald Diniriq Hall

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page six The BG News Friday, December 4, 1992 Cleveland GM plant to close Space transport toy Thomas J.Sheeran "There's no good time to do it," The Associated Press he said. is necessary, says "These decisions were literally made in the last couple ol Gov. George Voinovich, who days. So as soon as these decisions were made, we wanted had lobbied to keep the plant EUCLID -- A 51-year-old Gen- to inform the employees as soon as possible." open in 1979 and 1980 while he eral Motors Corp. plant that served as Cleveland mayor, of- program director makes car seat covers will be Pat Morrissey, General Motors spokesman fered the state's help in finding a closed by 1994 because it's not new corporate tenant. He also profitable, the auto maker said. Quenton Moore, 45, of Cleve- The 1.05 million-square-foot promised state assistance to by James Hannah The Associated Press perimental space planes that The shutdown will eliminate 550 land, a 27-year plant employee, plant on 67 acres was built in workers. could be in the air by the year jobs. said workers had been trying to 1941 to build aircraft parts. The "Having witnessed the closing 2005. Congress has ear- The Inland Fisher Guide plant, become competitive. plant, with a payroll of $33 mil- of the Coit Road General Motors DAYTON -- Europe would marked only $150 million for just east of Cleveland, is one of "It's a disappointment," he lion, makes seat covers for Cadil- plant in Cleveland in 1981 affect- assume world leadership in the program in fiscal 1993, seven plants to be closed na- said. "We've tried to do every- lacs, Oldsmobiles and Pontiacs. ing 1,600 employees, I well un- space transportation if the down from about $200 million tionwide as GM cuts 18,000 jobs thing. We've cooperated with GM spokesman Pat Morrissey derstand the devastating impact United States scraps a run- the previous year. to stem losses. every process they brought down said employees were told about of such a closing on the workers, way-to-orbit space plane, a As envisioned, the U.S. aer- "The mood at this point is kind the line." the shutdown at a mid-morning their families and their commu- program director said Thurs- ospace plane would take off of bewildered," said United Auto Moore, who went to work at the meeting. Reporters weren't al- nity," Voinovich said. day. from a runway like a conven- Workers Local 1045 shop steward plant after being laid off at GM's lowed into production areas. Voinovich thanked GM Chair- "If the country is going to tional plane, fly through the man John Smith for meeting with Sal LoDuca. "I don't see the sense Coit Road operation in Cleveland "These decisions were literally take advantage of space and atmosphere with booster bf urgency of doing this. It in 1981, said he hoped his seniori- made in the last couple of days," him Nov. 24 in Columbus to dis- be able to have routine access rockets at speeds of up to doesn't make any sense to me." ty would allow him to transfer to Morrissey said. "So as soon as cuss company operations in Ohio. and use of space, the country 17,000 mph, and go into orbit. GM said the plant would close another plant. these decisions were made, we Smith said GM would "do eve- must develop an economic There, it could rendezvous as soon as possible but no later Those who can't be placed at wanted to inform the employees rything possible to minimize the space transportation with satellites and space than mid-1994. GM said the work other plants will be put into a as soon as possible." impact of its current consolida- system," said Jim Arlington, stations. It would return to would be shifted elsewhere, but pool of workers receiving up to The announcement came three tion efforts in Ohio," Voinovich deputy director of the Earth by landing on a runway. the location wasn't specified. their full benefits. weeks before Christmas. said in a statement. National Aero Space Plane program. "This develops Arrington said the space technologies that apply to plane could take the place of that system." the space shuttle, replacing Man suspected in shooting deaths Arrington made his com- the expensive rocket-launch ments in a telephone inter- system with a less expensive view from Orlando, Fla., airline-type operation. Prior weapons charge sentencing halted until murder link is studied where he was attending the The decreased funding has fourth International Space prompted program officials by Rich Harris to look at less expensive and was the "prime suspect" in "anywhere from Planes Conference. The U.S. The Associated Press nor Assistant U.S. Attorney Marylin Bobula aerospace program is man- longer-term alternatives. would comment after the hearing. Synen- six to 11" homicides. Arrington said program Dillon, an employee of the Canton Water aged at Wright-Patterson Air berg has said that Dillon denies any in- Force Base in Dayton. representatives plan to pre- CLEVELAND - Sentencing on federal volvement in the killings. Department, lives in Magnolia, about 10 sent one option next week to a miles south of Canton. A graduate of Ohio At the conference, the weapons charges was delayed Thursday for Dave Manna, senior supervisor in charge European Space Agency said special committee consisting a man who agents say is a suspect in the of the FBI's Columbus office, said Wednes- State University, Dillon has worked for the of U.S. military and space Canton Water Department since 1972. He it plans to begin studies of a slayings of five outdoorsmen in eastern day that Dillon is one of 12 "significant" space transportation system. officials. Ohio. suspects in the killings of five men in Tus- has been married for about 14 years and has Under that proposal, the an 11-year-old child. U.S. officials said Great U.S. District Judge John M. Manos said carawas, Coshocton, Belmont, Noble and Britain, Germany and France first experimental version of new charges pending against Thomas Lee Muskingum counties between April 1989 and The Columbus Dispatch, in a copyright the space plane would be ca- story published Thursday, reported that are interested in developing Dillon, 42, of Magnolia, might affect a plea April 1992. aerospace plane technology. pable of flying at hypersonic agreement in the case for which Dillon was FBI officials have declined to say whether members of a task force investigating the speeds. But it would not go slayings tracked Dillon by car and airplane Arrington said it would al- to be sentenced Thursday. they are ready to charge any of the suspects. low those countries to pool into orbit. The plane might be over hundreds of miles of eastern Ohio back Both cases involve firearms. Dillon has their resources, talent and launched from an airborne not been charged in the slayings. In the first As part of a July plea agreement in the roads. aircraft and tested that way He was arrested on the newest weapons funding, possibly allowing case, Dillon was accused of having an unreg- older weapons case, Dillon had pleaded them to produce an aerospace instead of having to take off guilty to having a silencer without a serial charge three days before deer season. All istered, silencer-equipped pistol and a plane faster than they could from a runway. number. In return, the U.S. attorney agreed five of the victims were fishing, hunting or silencer that didn't have a serial number. In do it alone. That would save money and the second, he is accused of having a 25-ca- to drop the unregistered weapon charge. exercising when they were shot. "I think that would become reduce risk, but also put the Uber handgun in violation of a plea bargain But the agreement also required Dillon to Killed were Donald Welling, 35, of Stras- reality of a space plane fur- burg; Jamie Paxton, 21, Bannock; Kevin Lor- a challenge to the U.S. to made in the first case. give up all of his firearms and not live in any ther into the future, said Ar- ing, 30, Duxbury, Mass.; Claude Hawkins, 49, either join it or accelerate its Manos found that Dillon had violated the place where there were firearms. own programs," Arrington lington. conditions of his $10,000 bond, and ordered it Since then, Dillon has been charged with Mansfield, and Gary Bradley, 44, Wllliam- stown, W.Va said. revoked and Dillon taken into custody. Dil- receiving a weapon while under indictment He said he believes the U.S. An even less expensive op- lon was already being held without bond in The Times-Reporter of New Philadelphia for allegedly buying the .25-caliber pistol. will choose to build an aeros- tion would be to continue to the Stark County jail in connection with the Manna said Dillon had a loaded gun in his reported Wednesday that Dillon also is a suspect in the bow-and-arrow killings of pace plane on its own. develop the technologies, but new case. pocket when he was arrested Friday outside "We really feel we're ahead The judge said he would delay sentencing about two dozen cattle this year in Tuscar- to do it on the ground. That a Tuscarawas County convenience store. in the development of the way the technology would be In the old case until a pre-sentencing in- awas County, and in the killing of three At a preliminary hearing on that charge, technologies," he said. available if a decision is made vestigation could be updated. held Wednesday before U.S. Magistrate cattle and a horse with a gun last spring in But federal funding for the to proceed with the space Neither Dillon's lawyer, Roger Synenberg, James Gallas in Akron, Bobula said Dillon Coshocton County. space-plane program has de- plane. clined. "That would really stretch INCOME Program officials have es- out the program, but at a Continued from page five. timated it would cost about $1 much reduced annual fund- Ott noted taxable scholarships duction Jan. 20. billion a year to develop ex- ing," Arrington said. that count as income will also be taxed. The new tax was approved by The deduction will appear on district voters Nov. 3 and is ex- most University paychecks for pected to raise $1.5 million in the first time Jan. 15. Graduate 1993 in an effort to resolve the students will see their first de- school district's growing debt. PREVIEW-

Continued from page five. sistant director of admissions. visitors took the campus tour. A Visitors may also take campus year ago at this time, 1,215 peo- tours, which will leave the Union ple came to Preview Day; 486 every five minutes between 10 were students. and 11:45 a.m. Campus dining fa- "My goal this year is to in- cilities will be open for lunch. crease that number," Chavers According to Chavers, 1,850 said. Bring your list and sit on Santa's lap people visited Preview Day in the For more information about fall, and 738 of them were stu- Preview Day, contact the Office dents. Fifteen hundred of those of Admissions at 372-2086. Sunday, December 6 ft»ft?tf»f#ftf»f»f»?»?»?»ft?#?tft?#?#f»f#?»f#f>? 1-4 pm I1 Christmas heal Our elves will take your picture and i 2 for %yi* you set a £R£E 5x7 of you BGSU"Mom", "Dad", and the big guy i and"Grandparents" Sweatshirts It's student shopping Sunday Breakfast so bring your student I.D. 2 Scrambled Eggs, Potatoes &Tbost Bigger Breakfast $1.99 PILLS N' PACKAGES 2 Scrambled Eggs, Fbtoioes, Toast, Bacon & Sausage 111 RAILROAD ST., BOWUNG GREEN $ 352-1693 Biggest Breakfast 2 _ Call to place your order today I Enjoy Our All-You-Can Eat Breakfast Buffet ^A/tomin Wizard Graphics 1 112 S. Main St. OIL IS A 354-3098 I CARS Also available BGSU Mom and Dad Sweatshirts with custom sewn letters. STEAK & SEAFOOD LIFE BLOOD * ti#i*i#M«*i*i*ititi«titi«ti*i#iti«iti« 1544 E. Woa»flo«t.iB Grwn Friday, December 4, 1992 The BG News page seven Pen pals part of 'postal debacle' 'Slim chance' that

The Associated Press about 98 percent of it belongs to the inmates Jarrett was convicted in 198S in the stab- at Somers prison, but they don't know their bing death of his girlfriend in 1983. He was Court will move FOSTORIA -- Pen pal letters from young address or whatever. sentenced to 50 years in prison. He won't be byJohnChalfant girls were routinely delivered to the cell of a "So in cooperation with the prison, we eligible for parole until 2019. The Associated Press '1 think there are only 12, man in a Connecticut prison even though he make an attempt to deliver them that mail. If Jarrett had been jailed for three months in gave a fictional address, the U.S. Postal Ser- it's an inmate, they deliver it. If not, they re- 1983 on charges of risk of injury to a minor, at the most, state vice said Thursday. turn it," she said. stemming from sexual contact with the same COLUMBUS - The Ohio supreme courts in the A Fostoria woman said her daughter was Ms. Crabb said the Postal Service has no girl, who was 15 at the time. Supreme Court needs more led to believe she was writing to a 10-year- plans to change the practice. The girl who unknowingly had been a pen room to house its operations, country that are in office old girl named Micky from Somcrs, Conn., "Was there an actual criminal act? No. pal to Jarrett had read a letter in the pre- but chances of moving from a buildings as we are. But state office tower to a build- about 25 miles north of Hartford. Then what are we preventing?" Ms. Crabb teen magazine Hopscotch, published by we have to look at the The woman was alerted last week by Bill said Bluffton News Publishing & Printing Co. in ing of its own appear slim, Grady, an investigator with a maximum- She said the practice is "done everywhere Bluffton, about 20 miles south of Fostoria in Chief Justice Thomas Moyer practicalities of the cost security prison in Somers, that her daughter where there's a large prison, institution, northwest Ohio. said Thursday. of that, particularly now was writing to an inmate convicted of killing hospital, business. People just don't use the He was asked about court his 16-year-old girlfriend. correct address, and our mission is to de- The letter said Micky was in the fourth space needs in response to a with the state budget hi She said Grady told her that inmate Mi- liver the mail, and we do the best we can," grade and was involved in gymnastics and recommendation from Gov. the condition that it's in. chael Jarrett, 42, had letters from her she said. swimming and that she would "really love to George Voinovich that the daughter in his cell, and letters and pictures Authorities said Jarrett has been writing have pen pals." Thomas Edwards, owner of grounds of an old psychiatric Chief Justice Thomas of other girls. to girls across the country. Bluffton Publishing, said the Postal Service hospital on the city's west Moyer, side be used for development She said she had no idea her daughter was Correction Department spokesman Wil- shouldn't have delivered the mail to Jarrett. sending letters to a prison. The address Jar- liam Flower said prison officials are in- of a government office com- "We feel terrible about this thing. We feel Much of the extra space the rett gave out was 191 Post Road, Somers. vestigating to determine if any disciplinary plex. the children and the magazine are victims of court needs is for its law li- There is no Post Road in Somers. action will be taken against Jarrett. a postal debacle," Edwards said. A state construction pro- "A lot of the mail that arrives at the Jarrett could lose a small amount of good posal to be delivered to the brary, now crowded onto two Grady said Jarrett did nothing illegal. floors. Somers post office every day is incorrect," time for such a violation as well as recrea- He declined comment on how many letters Legislature by mid-month said Linda Crabb, spokeswoman for the Pos- tional and other privileges for up to IS days, and pictures were found in Jarrett's cell. He will request $46 million to be- Moyer said the construc- tal Service in Hartford, Conn. "And we have Flower said, adding that prison officials will also would not disclose contents of the let- gin work on the $221 million tion budget may include complex that could house up found over a number of many years that more closely monitor Jarrett's mail. ters. money to buy a downtown to six state agencies. corner lot to be held for fu- Such a project could free ture use, but not specifically space in the Rhodes State Of- for a court building. fice Tower for possible ex- Gregory Browning, direc- Race may be cause for stabbings tor of the Office of Budget pansion of the Supreme Court, which now occupies and Management, confirmed four floors and part of a fifth the possibility but said no Black man knifed in chest several times, white man jabbed in neck Moyer said the Supreme final decision had been made. The property in question is The Associated Press Prison officials said other in- Court ideally should have a separate building. at Third and State streets, on "The first incident involved a black man being stabbed by a mates stabbed the two, but that the east side of the State- as of Thursday no one was "I think there are only 12, LUCASVILLE, Ohio -- The white man. The second incident involved a white man being at the most, state supreme house, and is used as a park- Southern Ohio Correctional Fa- charged. The State Highway Pa- ing lot. trol was investigating. courts in the country that are cility is looking into race as a stabbed by a black man. From that standpoint, race in office buildings as we are," "My sense ... is that if that possible factor in two stabbings Some correctional officers had land was purchased it would certainly is involved.'' minor injuries, Tate said. he said in an interview. "But this week at the maximum- we have to look at the practi- be because it was a reasona- security state prison, warden Arthur Tate, warden of Southern Ohio Correctional calities of the cost of that, ble thing for the state to have Arthur Tate said Thursday. Facility Tate said authorities believe particularly now with the that property because there's "The first incident involved a Prude was stabbed with a shar- state budget in the condition no other property on State- black man being stabbed by a County, was stabbed several Oscar Prude, 30, also of Sum- pened wooden paint brush han- that it's in. house Square, and not be- white man. The second incident times in the chest Wednesday mit County, was stabbed in the dle. "I hope I'm realistic enough cause a decision was made to involved a white man being stab- with a homemade knife in the 1.6 neck Tuesday night during a rec- In either case, it was not known to realize that we can't always build 'Building X,' including bed by a black man," Tate said. collblock. He was taken to Ohio reation period in the prison's exactly what caused the fight, he have what is ideal. The space the Supreme Court. That is "From that standpoint, race cer- State University Hospitals in gymnasium, and also was taken said. "It appears the fighting was here is certainly very func- not something there's support tainly is involved." Columbus and listed in stable to University Hospitals. Tate amongst themselves. This seems tional." for," Browning said. Gary Chastman, 22, of Summit condition, Tate said. said he was in good condition. to be an internal issue," he said. TICKETS AVAILABLE - HOME HOCKEY VS. MIAMI TOMORROW 7 PM! Come help the Falcons beat the CCHA - leading Redskins!

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about economic gains Cabinet post may seem like committee of the powerful House by Steven Komarow The Associated Press dredging, but in fact there are Ways and Means Committee, is advantages over choosing an in- considered a sure bet for an ad- by Howard Goldberg cent, from 7 percent in a comparable poll a year cumbent. ministration post. Although he The Associated Press ago. If Clinton chooses Senate was a late supporter of Clinton, Those who plan to spend less dropped from 40 WASHINGTON -- Less than a Finance Committee Chairman he is a close friend of Gore's. percent to 32 percent. The rest plan to spend month after losing his re-election bid. Rep. Tom Downey, D-N.Y., Lloyd Bentsen for Treasury Sec- For the Clinton transition, NEW YORK - Economic optimism has begun about the same amount as in past years. retary, as he apparently is con- Downey heads a group that Is to outpace pessimism as substantial numbers of Another change this year is a much stronger was already working on a new government project - helping sidering, he might solve one preparing a report on the De- Americans gain hope from falling interest rates tendency of women than men to expect to spend problem but cause others. partment of Health and Human and the election of a new president, according to less this holiday season. Bill Clinton's transition team. Rep. Dennis Eckart was a late The Democrats could easily Services. He has let it be known an Associated Press poll. Optimism about the nation's economy is lower lose that Texas Senate seat to the he'd consider deputy director of among women than men. While 37 percent of Clinton backer, but he pitched In The poll of 1,002 adults Friday through Tues- to help Vice president-elect Al Republicans in a special election. the Office of Management and men believe the economy is improving, only 23 day found that 47 percent feel more hopeful, Gore prepare for his debate. Sea In addition, Clinton's key eco- Budget. compared with 28 percent less hopeful, since percent of women do. Wyche Fowler, D-Ga., on the nomic programs would have to Les AuColn, D-Ore., a House A majority of men, 53 percent, said they ex- Bill Clinton's election. night of his runoff defeat, said be sent to a new Finance Commit- colleague of Downey's who nar- Even one In five Republicans feels more hope- pect to have more money in their household next his future would include doing tee chairman, probably Sen. Dan- rowly failed to unseat incumbent year compared with this year. But only 44 per- ful since Clinton won. whatever he could to help out the iel Patrick Moynihan. D-N.Y.. Republican Sen. Bob Packwood, Overall, 29 percent believe the economy is cent of women have the same hope. Overall, 48 new president. who Is untested In that job. has quietly put his name on the improving, up from 5 percent in a comparable percent of Americans expect their personal This year's tumultuous If Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., market too. Rep. Peter Kost- poll a year ago. The pessimistic share that finances to improve, 23 percent expect to have national election has created a moved over to Secretary of State, mayer, D-Pa., defeated for thinks the economy Is getting worse fell to 27 less money. The rest expect little change or large talent pool of ex-legislators as has been rumored, his seat reelection, is said to be looking percent from 69 percent. don't know. for President-elect Clinton as he could fall to the other party. for a post either at the Interior Those from high-income households were Economists would tell people that because begins to put together the first President Bush, whose cabinet Department or the Environmen- most likely to be in the 43 percent who said they personal income after inflation has been falling Democratic executive branch in included several former House tal Protection Agency. feel more hopeful because of lower Interest on overage around the country, their best hope 12 years. members including HUD Secre- Sen. Tim Wlrth, D-Colo., an- rates. of having more money is to take advantage of Three Democratic senators tary Jack Kemp and Labor Secre- nounced his retirement from the The poll was taken by ICR Survey Research lower interest rates. Lower mortage rates, for and 30 House Democrats lost tary Lynn Martin, also plucked a Senate last spring with a blast Group of Media, Pa., part of AUS Consultants. example, spur home sales and free up money for either their primary or general couple of Incumbents out of their against the current state of poll- Results have a margin of sampling error of plus consumers to spend on other goods, helping the election campaigns, and others congressional posts, including tics. He then spent the summer or minus 3 percentage points. whole economy. retired rather than face almost Secretary of Defense Dick and fall working tirelessly for The number intending to spend more money But more than a third of those polled said the certain defeat. Now, many are Cheney. But Republicans knew Clinton, and now is being men- on gifts this Christmas season compared with fall in interest rates has no effect on their hope- making it known they are availa- they could hold Cheney's Wyom- tioned for a top job, possibly Sec- the last few years has almost doubled to 13 per- fulness about the economy. ble for work ing seat. retary of the Interior or Secre- Choosing an election loser for a Downey, chairman of a sub- tary of Energy. Church settles sexual abuse case Charges mount 80 people claimed to have been molested as children by a priest by Jonathan Yenkln what they have lost." against senator The Associated Press "There's no amount of compensation that could adequately But, he said O'Malley had "done the right thing" by agree- by Larry Margasak ing to negotiate a settlement and compensate these people lor what they have lost" The Associated Press BOSTON - Sixty-eight people sparing his clients "years of ago- who claim they were sexually Attorney Roderick MacLeish, ny" that a trial would bring. abused by a priest In the 1960s In all, more than 80 people WASHINGTON - Five more women are accusing Sen. Bob announced today that they have settlement confidential. He said settlement. He said Bishop Sean claim they were molested by Packwood of improper sexual behavior, ranging from touching reached a settlement with the the settlement covers 68 people O'Malley has pledged to help the Porter when they were children. to verbal advances, according to a complaint filed with the Sen- Roman Catholic Church. who were molested in Massa- alleged victims, and since Oc- He faces 46 sex-abuse charges In ate Ethics Committee. The plaintiffs also accused the chusetts, Rhode Island and New tober the diocese has been de- Massachusetts, a criminal The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence church of shifting James R. Hampshire. veloping a new policy to in- charge in Minnesota and lawsuits wrote the committee Wednesday that the women reported Porter, who faces abuse allega- Peter Calderone, one of the ac- vestigate claims of sexual mis- filed by people in Minnesota and "direct, personal experiences" with Packwood, R-Ore., from the tions in several states, from par- cusers, said he was pleased with conduct. New Mexico who say Porter 1960s through the 1980s. ish to parish after complaints the settlement. But, he said. It "is MacLeish, at a news confer- abused them. None of the women are ready to publicly identify themselves against him arose in the Fall not a medicine. It won't make any ence attended by many of Opening arguments in the but have provided their names to the group, said coalition Exec- River Diocese. one of us healthy." Porter's alleged victims, said Minnesota trial are scheduled for utive Director Holly Pruett. Roderick MacLeish, a lawyer John Reams, a spokesman for that "There's no amount of com- Friday. Porter has pleaded inno- Pruett said in an interview from Portland, Ore., that all the for the plaintiffs, said both sides the Fall River Diocese, said he pensation that could adequately cent to a charge that he molested women called the organization's hot line. Two said they worked agreed to keep details of the could not comment on the compensate these people for a teen-age baby sitter in 1987. on Packwood's campaigns, two said they held professional posi- tions and the fifth told the group she had an unspecified media FINANCES job. Continued from page one. The women have come forward since Nov. 22, when initial al- legations of sexual misconduct against Packwood were made in fiscal year," Browning said. mainly through undetermined ondary education as well as sirable consequences," he said. The Washington Post. - He told House Speaker Vern tax increases. higher education. State aid to Aronoff was out of town and The newspaper reported that 10 female staff members and Riffe, D-Wheelersburg, Senate "If cooperative actions, includ- local schools was protected from did not immediately return a lobbyists - five of whom were named in the article - accused President Stanley Aronoff, ing increases in revenues, have the latest round of cuts Imposed telephone call seeking comment. Packwood of sexual harassment, including unwanted touching R-Cincinnati, and other leaders not been taken by Jan. 1,1993, to in July. Kent Carson, spokesman for and other advances. ■that there could be serious con- solve the projected problem, I Riffe, said the speaker's view of Pruett said she spoke with four of the women and a co-worker sequences of not acting to re- believe the administration will "If we conclude we need to cut the matter had not changed. talked witha fifth, and she relayed these accounts: 'solve the deficit before Jan. 1. have no choice but to impose ad- $250 million, because it will be "If we've got a problem we Two women said they had been grabbed by Packwood. ditional budget cuts," Browning halfway through the fiscal year, need to address it. He's going to A third said the senator had repeatedly insisted she kiss him J More than $600 million was cut said. the cut will have to be around 9 continue to work with the gov- but there had been no contact. from budgets in the last three percent," Browning said. ernor," Carson said. "If an A fourth contended the senator had made persistent, verbal Iflscal years. Voinovich and the He said the cuts generally "Cuts of this magnitude will be agreement can be reached to advances and attempted to kiss her. 'leaders have been talking about should be across the board, and very serious and, in my judg- solve the problem this month, the The fifth did not provide details of her problems with Pack- -solving the current problem should include primary and sec- ment, will have dramatic unde- speaker's prepared to do it." wood. The coalition coordinates a statewide network of 32 programs serving victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Pruett said the four women she talked to all said they were not among those cited in the story. The ethics committee, acting on a complaint by another wom- en's group, said Tuesday it had begun a preliminary inquiry into Packwood's conduct. The senator's lawyers met with the panel's staff for the first time Wednesday.

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"We are not looking to go launched the world's biggest armed humani- Clan battles have raged in Somalia since in with guns blazing," said Pentagon tarian rescue Thursday night, sending a shouting match the collapse of President Mohamed Siad spokesman Pete Williams. "I wouldn't ex- force led by 28,000 Americans to silence the Barre's rule in January 1991, worsening a pect a big confrontation." by Thomas Ginsberg guns of Somali bandits and help feed hun- famine that has killed 300,000 people and put U.S. Ambassador Edward Perkins said the dreds of thousands of starving people. The Associated Press another 2 million at risk. Security Council did not envision a need for Those people who call President Bush ordered U.S. forces to Well-armed militias have stolen at least the troops to disarm bandits and gunmen "at themselves democrats prepare to go. An announcement was ex- this time." However, Secretary-General MOSCOW - Lawmakers pected after he consulted Friday with Con- half of the food and medicine shipped to So- malia and paralyzed a 500-member U.N. Boutros Boutros-Ghali said confiscating plunged into a shouting and were against the most gress. weaponry should be part of the job. shoving match over President The 15-member U.N. Security Council peacekeeping force in place since Septem- democratic voting The White House said President Bush Boris Yeltsin's reforms voted unanimously for the huge operation, ber. The port and airport of Mogadishu have hopes the relief operation can be secured by Thursday, halting work on procedure. They've and asked other member states to contribute been virtually shut down by the threat of the time he leaves office on Jan. 20. Aides to economic reform plans and troops and money. covered the word banditry. President-elect Clinton were dubious saying debate on proposals to have France was to send about 2,000 soldiers. they expected Clinton to inherit Bush's So- Yeltsin relinquish some democrat with shame." Belgium and the African nations of Zimbab- The maddening delays created by the port's closure could be seen Thursday at a malia policy powers. Deputy Sergei we, Nigeria and Kenya also offered troops. beach north of Mogadishu, where the Red "I think it's like the elephant coming out of A leader of a hard-line Italy promised aid. Mikhailov, Cross unloaded a ship filled with rice do- the jungle: You know it when you see it," group in the Congress of Peo- It came more than a year after severe food said Sir David Hannay, Britain's ambas- ple's Deputies predicted shortages and civil unrest were first report- nated by French schoolchildren. cers and hard-line lawmakers The food was put aboard fishing boats and sador. there would be more chaos ed in Somalia. And the Security Council After negotiations with leery Third World Friday. The upheaval caused rushed to the podium to form mandate was vague: to use "all necessary tugged within 30 feet of the beach. Somalis a barrier in front of the re- waded into the water and lugged each countries and China, the United States a committee drawing up a re- means" to create "a secure environment" formers, and a shoving match 110-pound sack ashore on their backs. agreed to more U.N. oversight than was the solution on Yeltsin's econom- for relief operations. case with the multinational force that drove ic plans to suspend its work. began inches from Khasbula- The resolution did not say if that might Red Cross spokesman Horst Hamborg Iraqi troops from Kuwait last year. The outburst came during tov and a few feet from Yelt- mean creating some kind of U.N.-controlled said 250 tons were brought in. sin. One hard-liner grabbed The U.S. military, probably led by Marine The resolution explicitly empowers the debate on constitutional civil government in chaotic Somalia, or U.S. commander to make the tactical de- amendments that would shift the lectern and held firm like whether the troops would try to disarm ban- Lt. Gen. Bob Johnston, plans to strike cisions about safeguarding the relief ship- power from Yeltsin and his a sailor on a rocking ship. dits and militiamen. It said nothing about quickly: Amphibious craft, attack helicop- ments. It calls for a U.N. liason staff to be at- Cabinet to the Congress and The president left the who would pay for the operation or how long ters and Marines are ready to clear a path chamber in disgust. Khasbu- for the big air transports and ships that will tached to the new force's field headquarters. the smaller Supreme Soviet. it would last. The fracas also culminated latov left briefly and security "No longer than is necessary," U.S. Am- ferry the hundreds of tractors, trucks and officers restored order. The forklifts taking food to the refugee camps. About 560 U.S. troops already are working two days of bitter debate in bassador Edward Perkins said, adding that which Yeltsin and Acting speaker returned minutes troops would steer away from political inter- From snowy Fort Drum, N.Y., to Camp in Somalia and Kenya, using 10 C-130 trans- port planes in the U.S. military's "Provide Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar later, recessed the session ference: "It is for the Somali people to de- Pendleton in southern California, soldiers without a vote and walked out contemplated Christmas in the desert on the Relief" mission. pushed their most controver- cide their own future." sial reforms on the unfriendly again. parliament, dominated by ex- No injuries were reported, Communists elected long be- but plenty of egos seemed fore the collapse of the Soviet bruised. The pro-Yeltsin Union last year. lawmakers said secret ballot- Sarajevo relief flights suspended Speaker Ruslan Khasbula- ing would let undecided depu- tov pushed through a motion ties oppose Yeltsin without for secret-ballot voting on the reprisal. Fighting is also keeping some truck convoys from getting through amendments. Yeltsin sat ex- "It was manipulation by pressionless during the vote. Khasbulatov!" declared Ella by David Crary pended all logistics flights to the rape of women and children and the Serb headquarters east of A handful of pro-Yeltsin Panfilova, the minister for The Associated Press besieged Bosnian capital and ex- the castration of men. Sarajevo. lawmakers rushed to the car- social welfare. tended the suspension of relief The union urged member Bosnia's Health Ministry said peted podium in protest, "Those people who call flights for at least another 48 governments to "bring to justice 41 people were killed and 118 screaming that the parlia- themselves democrats were SARAJEVO, Bosnia- against the most democratic hours, Boyd said. the authors of these crimes wounded during fighting in ment's rules require at least Herzegovina - Gunfire hit a voting procedure," said Ser- Relief flights were suspended against humanity." It dropped government-controlled areas of four-fifths support to make plane carrying the U.N. com- Tuesday after a U.S. Air Force Bosnia over the previous 24 the vote secret. gei Mikhailov, one of the dep- mander in Bosnia on Thursday, language in a draft proposal that uties who rushed to Khasbu- explicitly blamed Serb militias hours, including 22 dead and 47 "Get away! Get away!" but the aircraft landed safely. transport was hit by small-arms wounded in Sarajevo. Khasbulatov shouted into his latov's defense. "They've The United Nations suspended fire, but U.N. flights between for committing the majority of covered the word democrat rapes, mainly against Muslim The fighting was keeping truck microphone. all flights into the capital for two Sarajevo and Zagreb had contin- convoys from reaching Sarajevo, "Dear deputies, protect me with shame." days. ued. women. Sergei Stankevich, a pro- Despite artillery fire, Bosnia's although one convoy did get from these deputies!" Khas- No injuries or serious damage Islamic foreign ministers through on Thursday, U.N. offi- bulatov cried, his plaintive reform adviser to Yeltsin, be- were reported when the Soviet- meeting in Saudi Arabia urged army command said its forces lieved Friday's parliamentary successfully fended off Serb at- cials said. voice resounding along the built Antonov 12 logistics plane the United Nations to allow arms The Yugoslav news agency chamber's barrel ceiling. session would be more dig- carrying commander Gen. Phili- deliveries to Bosnia's Muslims tacks on the Sarajevo suburb of Tanjug reported that two other Deputies who remained in nified. ppe Morillon was hit in the rear and they appeared to give Islam- Otes and had destroyed four convoys from Belgrade, the Yu- their seats laughed at the "I'm sure that tomorrow, by six bullets, said Shannon ic states the nod to do so if there enemy tanks since Tuesday. goslav capital, reached belea- spectacle. One even brandi- the deputies will resume de- Boyd, U.N. spokeswoman in Za- was no U.N. action. The Bosnian army said Otes guered Rogatica and Gorazde in shed a telescope for a better bate with cooler, and I hope, greb, the Croatian capital, where In a 12-page communique, the faced a major Serb infantry and eastern Bosnia on Wednesday view. wiser heads," Stankevich the plane landed. ministers said Islamic countries armor attack from the west and after delays. Plaincloth.es security offi- said. It was not clear who fired at should "extend their cooperation south. Officers reported some A humanitarian convoy carry- the plane, Boyd said. Heavy to the republic of Bosnia- close-range combat and an uns- ing 120 tons of supplies to the fighting between Serb and Mus- Herzegovina in the exercise of pecified number of casualties on eastern government-held city of '9K WH JW5i 9N 99H BPK WQH && *!*H4 lim-led government forces was its inherent right to individual each side. 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Police The second bomb exploded Greek oil tanker ran aground mates*! irt, MI blamed the Irish Republican hour, injuring four people and people were arriving for work," near a major shopping area. Am- coming into this north - Mtf«*ck1.2n«isloni Army. badly damaging a tax office and said another tax officer, Kevin dale, less than a mile from the Most of the injured were other buildings. Police said it Bean. first bomb, as police were eva- western port today and split artf 60 fwt wife wii in two, spilling hundreds of showered with glass shards when may have been a car bomb. About 30 minutes after the cuating people and searching for thousands of gallons of crude repertwfly wzini up tfw the second bomb exploded as "There was a terrific noise and first explosion, a coded warning the other bombs. The Arndale police cordoned off a shopping was phoned into a suicide coun- bombing accounted for most of and threatening an environ- runwl cowt 0| Gaitia, an enormous surge of wind," said mental disaster, officials district in response to a tele- Jim Watson, an officer with the seling center that four bombs the injuries. said. wrrwr* Rsh art crucial to phoned warning. One person was Inland Revenue Service. "I ran to had been planted in the city, Police said a device that ap- seriously injured, hospital offi- the window to have a look out, police said. peared to be another bomb was tfw Pfftoo'i Konorny. cials said. and all along The Parsonage it "All indications are that it was found in a pub. The ship caught fire, and an The first bomb went off in the was chaos." the IRA," Manchester assistant The mainly Roman Catholic oil slick 1.2 miles long and 60 city's Parsonage commercial dis- "How nobody was killed I will chief constable Jim Paterson told IRA is fighting to end British feet wide was reportedly ow- trict at the height of the rush never know. It went off just when reporters. rule in Northern Ireland. ing up the rugged coast of Ga- lida, where fish are crucial to the region's economy. Spain as heavy black smoke billowed across a neighbor- Officials said ail 29 crew hood near the grounded tan- Germany bans neo-Nazi music members had been evacuated ker. from the blazing vessel, the The vessel split in two Aegean Sea, which had been shortly before 10 a.m. after Action aims to check right-wing violence against foreigners carrying about 23 million gal- crashing into rocks upon en- lons of oil. It was not clear tering the port, the Merchant Marine spokesman said. The ban prohibits the sale, Sauer said in addition to the wrists, authorities said how many gallons of crude by Mark Fritz Lars Christiansen, 19, was se- had spilled. The Associated Press manufacture and distribution of catalogues of the five groups, the The cause of the accident the groups' music, but the government banned a song called riously injured in the suicide at- The supertanker Exxon had not been determined, but government has given no indica- "Kanaken," a German racial tempt in the Luebeck prison in Valdez spilled 11 million gal- a spokesman for Lloyds ship- BERLIN - The government tion that it intends to prosecute epithet for foreigner. northern Germany, said Hans- lons In Alaska's Prince Wil- ping insurance agents in Lon- has banned the music of several band members themselves or to Juergen Foerster, spokesman for liam Sound in 1989 in the don said fog was extremely neo-Nazi rock groups, including take action against Rock-O- The song urges neo-Nazis to the federal prosecutor's office. worst oil spill in U.S. history. heavy at the time. one that urges Germans to kill Rama, a Cologne-based record "annihilate" Turks, Germany's The spokesman did not know Turkish children and rape their firm that markets and sells skin- largest immigrant group, and what instrument Christiansen A spokesman for Lloyds Juan Lopez de Uralde, the mothers. head music worldwide. says: "Kill their children, rape had used to harm himself. shipping Insurance agents in Spanish spokesman for the German officials have been Lawmaker Roland Sauer said their women." There are 1.6 mil- London called today's spill a London-based environmental groping for ways to halt right-w- the bands affected are Endstufe lion Turks in Germany. Christiansen and Michael major disaster. group Greenpeace, said the ing violence, mostly directed at (Final Stage) of Bremen; Noie Peters, 25, have confessed to the possibilities of containing the foreigners, that has left 16 people Werte (New Values) of Stuttgart; The banning came Wednesday, Nov. 23 f irebombing of a Turkish A spokesman for the Span- spill were "practically nil" dead this year. Kahlkopf (Bald Head) of Oberur- the same day a young neo-Nazi home in the northern German ish petroleum company Rep- given the fact that it occurred A federal censorship office sel and Sperrzone (Prohibited accused of the arson deaths of a town of Moelln. Bahide Arslan, sol, which chartered the tan- on the coast, where it can do said Wednesday that it was out- Area) of Bruchsal. The music of Turkish grandmother and two 51, her granddaughter Yeliz Ars- ker, said only one of the ship's the most damage. lawing numerous songs from at the notorious Stoerkraft (Dis- girls - a hate crime that sickened lan, 10, and her 14-year-old niece segregated tanks had been least five so-called "skinhead" turbing Force) was banned in Oc- and shamed the nation - tried to Ayse Yilmaz, a visitor from Tur- damaged, which should limit He said that the biggest im- bands. tober. kill himself by slashing his key, were killed. the spill to fewer than 23 mil- pact was likely to be on the lion gallons. He spoke on con- fishing and shellfish grounds dition of anonymity. in the Ria de Betanzos and Ria de Area, two inlets north- Royal image tarnished by the year Several thousand residents east of the La Coruna harbor. Fishing la Galicia's moat were evacuated from the city lie controversy as if damaging it damaging royal pictures, show- Three years of recession have on the northwestern tip of important industry. by Audrey Woods The Associated Press did no harm," he warned. ing "Fergie" frolicking topless soured Britons' taste for royal The government announced with an American businessman, opulence. The trappings of mon- Nov. 26 that the queen's children, rocketed newspaper sales. archy cost the taxpayer nearly LONDON - The British mon- sister and aunt will be cut from Sixty-seven percent of 1,003 $80 million, including mainte- archy, its glitter tarnished and the public payroll and that the people questioned in an ICM poll nance of palaces, the royal yacht, much of Its mystery gone, has queen will start paying taxes for the Daily Express said pay- train and planes. reached what many see as a turn- after a break of 80 years. ing taxes will improve the mon- Anti-royal sentiment is rising, ing point. This followed a startling ap- archy's standing. although most people favor con- Queen Elizabeth II's decision peal for compassion by the But some fear that Elizabeth is tinuing the institution. In June, a to pay taxes mollified many 66-year-old monarch after the being pushed down a slippery Market Opinion and Research In- critics of royal opulence, but has toughest year in her four-decade slope that will end with a monar- ternational in The Sunday Times fueled debate about what kind of reign:. chy so casual that the queen pe- found 14 percent of respondents monarchy King Charles III will Her daughter Princess Anne dals by on a bicycle, as does the to back an end to the monarchy, inherit one day. was divorced; the marriage of Dutch monarch up from 6 percent two years ear- "The standing of the queen and her heir, Prince Charles, and Others think her efforts are too lier. the monarchy reflects our own Princess Diana was raked over late. Resentment at the Conserva- self-esteem," Foreign Secretary endlessly in the newspapers as a "Without its magical qualities, tive government's willingness to Douglas Hurd commented as this loveless sham; and her second the royal family ceases to func- pay for the damage to Windsor year the queen described as son. Prince Andrew, separated tion as it did," said Colin Brown, Castle from a Nov. 20 blaze ap- "horrible" draws to a close, from his wife, the former Sarah political columnist for TTheln- peared to reflect the change in "This is not some trifling toy Ferguson. dependent newspaper. "The public mood. which can be tossed about in pub- All this was accompanied by queen in her glittering 40th an- Yet others point out that the frenzied coverage by tabloid niversary portrait suddenly monarchy is at the heart of the newspapers - whose lifeblood is looks no more than a pensioner in traditional panoply that attracts Alpha Xi Delta royal doings. The year's most fine clothes." many tourists. 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Susie Campbell Brooke Shelley Allison Taylor & •Bryon Tierce Jen Xpst & Scott QatchaU & Mike Maurer & Mark Morris Jenny Schultz & MichaelLarcey Angela Smith er Jason Tgger Beth Weisenburger Bethany Ruggiero Laura Jedacek. & Steven Mickey Jennifer Morton & Ho6 Christman & Tom Lucido & Craig Pembroke Alicia •Boytan efTcter Meier Michelle Tutor & 'Bill Moraja Andrea %ass &Teu Kppf Ann Marie Liggett & •Billy Trice December 5, 1992 Tracy Qray& Joe ChapQk. Sports Friday, December^ 1992 The BG News page eleven Team expects a Men plagued by Probert wins fight, battle with OSU injury problem Rangers win game by John Kreiser The Associated Press by Mirk DeChant mann. Talita Scott and Lori Al- by Mark DeChant broke down the Falcons' injury sports writer bers - two players with a lot of sports writer situation. experience - will round out NEW YORK - Tie Domi was perfectly willing to trade a battering Bowling Green's starting five. "Ray Lynch sustained an in- The schedule makers have for a victory. In all, BG returns nine let- jury to his teeth, and had oral Domi got the worst of a long-anticipated rematch with Detroit' Bob not smiled upon the men's bas- surgery," he said. "However, The first road the women"* terwinners. Probert, the NHL's reigning heavyweight champ, Wednesday night. ketball team. Although the Fal- should he heal OK, he will be basketball team must travel en Experience is also the key But the welts on his face couldn't dampen his smile after the New route to the NCAA champion- for Ohio State, who lost only cons have until Wednesday be- able to play against Michigan." fore their next game, the in- York Rangers defeated the Red Wings 5-3. ships Is Interstate 75, as the one starter from last year's Another player hurt in the "The bottom line is that we won the game. We got the two points, jury bug has hit the squad at a Heidelberg contest was guard Falcons travel downstate to IS-13 squad The Bucks are led and any way I can contribute to a win is OK," said Domi. most inopportune time. Mike Swanson, who pulled his take on the Ohio State Buck- by a pair of outstanding senior Domi had cut Probert in a fight last Feb. 9. The Fal eyes tonight. guards, 5-foot-9-inch Averrill hamstring. They needed only 37 seconds Wednesday night to renew acquain- cons play at Opening Roberts and 5-foot-S-lnch Au- "Mike is shooting right now, tances. Michigan the season drey Burcy. but can't play for a while," Probert tugged at Domi, then cross-checked him. The two looked at Dec. 9, and against a Clark realizes that when two Larranaga said. "It will take each other, threw down their gloves and started swinging, with three days high-quality talented, experienced teams longer to heal because it is a Probert landing more than 45 punches to about 20 for Domi in a bout later travel fT\l recurring Injury." opponent like meet early in the season, al- that lasted more than a minute and sent the sellout crowd of 18,200 - to St. John's Ohio State is most anything can happen. Swanson pulled the same and both benches - into a frenzy. sure to start "I forsee a very good game," Arena to hamstring three weeks ago. Domi skated off to the penalty box with a smile. battle Ohio r the 1992-93 Clark said. "We both have ex- Probert didn't want to discuss the fight. State in campaign on perienced teams, with good Larranaga With a depleted number of "We didn't win, so I don't have anything to say," he said. an intense young players. Columbus. guards on the roster, walk-on In Wednesday's only other NHL game, Winnipeg and Calgary tied Clark note. "The game will be played Mick Milnak is expected to see 3-3. Falcon head coach Jaci Clark hard ... it should be very in- BG has increased playing time, both in The victory, which ended New York's four-game losing streak at anticipates a battle between tense." been without the talent of three practice and in upcoming Madison Square Garden, really belonged to goaltender Mike Richter, BG and the Buckeyes. Clark feels Big Ten-caliber players since the beginning of games. who broke out of a recent slump with a 39-save masterpiece. "We're really excited about competition is a key to success the season. Guard Vada Bur- With the Garden still buzzing from the fight, Adam Graves put New the season for sure," she said. during the conference season. nett and forward Ralf Melis George Finney and Matt Otto York ahead on a backhander at 4:43. Detroit's Sheldon Kennedy tied It •The game will be challenging. "This is a good game to open have slow-healing injuries, will also spend extra practice a minute later, but New York's other enforcer, Joe Kocur, connected "We're looking to to play the season with This, along while guard Shane Komives time in the backcourt. on the power play at 13:04 for a 2-1 lead. well, and hopefully we'll come with Vanderbilt and Wisconsin- will not be eligible to compete Larranaga forsees no imme- The second period was controlled by the Red Wings, but belonged out of there with positive re- Milwaukee, should be one of until the Cleveland State game. diate roster changes, and ten- to Richter. sults." our best non-conference tatively expects Lynch and After Steve Yzerman tied it on a wraparound at 1:28, the Red Wings The Falcons return three games." And then came this week's Swanson to see "limited play- rained shots on Richter, who stopped every one. Tony Amonte then starters in Judit Lendvay, Su- The Falcons report no injur- game against Heidelberg. ing time" against the Wolver- put the Rangers ahead at 13:41 when he swatted in Mark Messier' sie Cassell and Andrea Nord- ies at this time. Head Coach Jim Larranaga ines on Wednesday. passout following a turnover. Yzerman scored a fluke goal 12 seconds into the final period when the puck hit Paul Broten's skate and wound up in the Rangers' net. The Rangers were without a shot on goal until Sergei Nemchinov I American Red Cross picked up a loose puck in center ice, broke past defenseman Niklas Schott receives support Lidstrom and beat Tim Cheveldae with a 15-foot wrist shot. by Beth Grace The Associated Press , Goober & Booger Mr. & Mrs. Claus on. I have forgiven Marge in my "Who knows? Maybe her scope SSueG. & Mark Cutie & the Gentle Ranger heart, and I have told her that," of being in touch with blacks \ Elyse & Shane Tanya & Bill CINCINNATI - Supporting Dunston-Hall said. doesn't go beyond her players a Nicole & Dave Missy & Dave Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott did not return telephone and their families," she said. Kappa Delta Schott isn't a common position to calls for comment Thursday. "And if she said those things, ' Lori B & Alex S. Kristyfc? take these days. But the local Schott is accused of using the why didn't the people she said Wendy T. & Erik Kristin & Tom leader of the National Council of word "nigger" and talking to a them to say, 'Marge, this is a , Lori K. & Brett P. Michelle Y.& Brad W. Negro Women says it's time to Jewish employee about "money- very sensitive subject. Don't say Tammy T. & Barry Ted & Fred forgive her. grubbing Jews." that." From what I hear in the "There is so much to be wor- news, she has said these things Dr. Suess & Cindy-Lou Who Mariann & Patrick ried about in this world - racism, Since the allegations surfaced before. ' Sue P. & Mike Andrea & Joe homelessness, kids on the in a lawsuit filed by a fired em- "If a lot of folks were so con- Maureen & Jason Jamie & Mike streets. And we're all getting ployee, others outside the Reds cerned, why didn't they come Jen & Jim worked up over something some organization have claimed that forward before?" Betsy & Rick woman who owns a baseball club Schott in recent years referred in Schott has other pockets of Amy & Gary Calvin & Hobbes says? We're spinning our conversations to "Jew bastards" •?\ support. I Belh & Steve Mistle & Toe wheels," Mamie Dunston-Hall, and said she would rather hire a Ninety-two percent of 347 cal- ; The Grinch & Max the Reindeer Dog Tammy & Blue Eyes president, said Thursday. trained monkey than a black. lers who responded to an uns- Her group works to further the cientific poll by the Journal- ' Who? & Who? Knick & Knack interests of black families. Dunston-Hall deplored the use News of Hamilton, about 20 miles Femme Fatale & Cuyahoga Michelle & A Cutie Dunston-Hall is the first black of such words and the beliefs as- north of Cincinnati, said major Me & You Jen & Brian leader to offer public support for sociated with them. But she said league baseball should not force Laura & Brian Schott. compassion should play a role in her to relinquish control of the Bonny & Rob "It's time to forgive and move the fight against racism. Reds. 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Deschambeault has rounds out the top three scoring After proving once again they (5-12-17), defenseman Joe Cook a record of 4-2-0 with a 3.53 GAA leaders with five goals and nine by Rick Warner The Associated Press by Tennessee and Mississippi could beat strong, solid hockey (4-10-14) and defenseman Bobby and a .853 save percentage. assists for 14 points. State early in the season be- teams by finishing second in the Marshall (1-13-14) round out the fore going on a seven-game Great Alaska Face-off, the Fal- top scoring for Miami. "Miami is coming off of a very Bowling Green saw impressive cons will have to show just how After Ty Cobb won the winning streak. impressive sweep against Ohio goaltending during the tourna- Florida has a potent offense much they have improved as American League batting title State. We expect a very powerful ment from Aaron Ellis, who was that features quarterback they face the Miami University in 1913, Shoeless Joe Jackson game from them," Bowling named to the all-tournament lamented: "What a hell of a Shane Matthews and running Redskins this Friday at Miam. Green head coach Jerry York team along with Holzinger. Ellis back Errict Rhett. Matthews and Saturday at home. league this is. I hit .408, .395 said. "Miami has some outstand- had a 2-0 record with a total of 49 has set 45 school records and The Redskins are atop the Cen- and .373 the last three years ing players. Brian Savage is saves out of 54 shots in the tour- and I ain't won nothin' yet." 13 SEC marks, while Rhett is tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- having a great career and I think ney and now has a total record of the third-leading rusher in tion with a record of eight wins, Alabama coach Gene Stall- Joe Cook is perhaps the best de- 4-2-0 with a 3.18 GAA and a .880 ings must feel the same way Florida history. one loss and one tie. Miami fenseman in the league." save percentage. heading into Saturday's inau- But they will be facing an skated circles around Ohio State Alabama defense that is giv- this weekend, winning 6-2 on Fri- gural Southeastern Confer- The Falcons, with an overall York was indecisive earlier in ence championship game in ing up just eight points and day and 7-1 on Saturday. record of 6-8-0 and 3-7-0 in the the week about who would start Birmingham. 183 yards per game, including Junior center Brian Savage CCHA, are lead by Brian Hol- in goal but decided to stick with a miserly 57 on the ground. leads the Redskins with 14 goals Although the Crimson Tide Richard Shulmistra and Kevin zinger. Holzinger (11-8-19) the current rotation of Will has won 21 straight, including Mississippi State, which lost and seven assists for 21 points in Deschambeault have been shar- scored three goals and three as- Clarke playing Friday night and to Alabama 30-21, is the only 12 games. Savage earned the an 8-0 SEC record this season, ing time tending the net and have sists in the tournament last week Ellis tending net Saturday night. team to score more than 11 CCHAJMichigan Hockey Maga- Stallings' team won't even been producing some pretty im- and was named to the all- Senior Rick Mullins sat out win the league title unless it points against the Tide, zine offensive player of the week pressive numbers. Shulmistra tournament team. Sean Pronger Friday's and Saturday's games beats No. 12 Florida in Divi- Alabama has too mr.ch at as he scored five goals and one has a record of five wins, no los- is second on team scoring last week with back spasms. sion I-A's first playoff game. stake and too much talent to A victory would send sec- lose to Florida, which handed ond-ranked Tide to the Sugar the Tide its last defeat, 35-0 at Bowl for a national cham- Gainesville early last season. Vincent expresses views on baseball pionship showdown against The Tide is favored by 10 No. 1 Miami. A loss would put points... ALABAMA 28-10. by Ronald Blum who has been accused of slurring blacks, Vincent compared baseball's attitude them in the far • The Associated Press Jews and Asians. toward minorities to that of the nation. less-glamorous Citrus Bowl "I wasn't totally surprised this issue came "The country is still suffering from the against No. 15 Ohio State. No. 11 Nebraska (minus 28) to light," Vincent said. hangover of the last 50, 100 years, and we The SEC created the vs. Kansas St. at Tokyo NEW YORK -- Former commissioner Fay Asked if he had heard Schott make re- still have a long way to go," he said. playoff after expansion Vincent said Thursday that baseball owners marks similar to the ones she has been ac- forced the league to split into Cornhuskers win Big Eight lack a "passionate commitment" to minority cused of making, Vincent said: "I'm not go- Vincent also defended his handling of two six-team divisions. Ala- title and Orange Bowl berth... hiring and said he wasnt "totally surprised" ing to answer that because that leads to the Steve Howe and criticized the decision by bama won the West, while NEBRASKA 42-10. by the Marge Schott investigation. question: 'How many owners have used simi- arbitrator George Nicolau to overturn the Florida (8-3 overall, 6-2 SEC) Army (minus 4 ) vs. Navy at Vincent, speaking during a taping of lar slurs.'" lifetime ban Vincent imposed after the won the East. Philadelphia NBC's "Later with Bob Costas" that will be Baseball, which didn't open to black pitcher's seventh drug- or alcohol-related As their records indicate, broadcast Monday night, said "baseball is players until Jackie Robinson played for the incident. Vincent was accused of harassing Alabama is the better team. Tradition is great, teams about as racist as the country." Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, has been under New York Yankees officials who testified Led by a smothering defense are not... ARMY 28-24. "Baseball has a long way to go," Vincent fire for minority hiring since 1987, when that the lifetime ban was too severe. that leads the nation in every Pittsburgh (plus 16) at Hawaii said about minority hiring. "I think it re- Dodgers general manager Al Campanis said major category, the Tide has quires commitment from ownership. I don't on national television that blacks "may not "Anybody in baseball who goes out and rolled over its first 11 oppo- Rainbow Warriors heading think there is a lot of commitment from have some of the necessities" to hold front- says 'I don't agree with baseball's drug poli- nents by an average margin to Holiday Bowl ... HAWAII ownership. They may think it's the right office jobs. Campanis quit under pressure cy or gambling policy' has, in effect, re- of 20 points. 38-24. thing to do, but there's not passionate com- two days after making his remarks. signed," Vincent said. Florida, meanwhile, is com- Last week: 8-1 (straight); mitment." Baseball says that since 1988 the number He compared the stance of Yankees gen- ing off a 45-24 loss to third- 6-3 (spread). Vincent, who resigned Sept. 7 following an of minorities in baseball front-office jobs eral manager Gene Michael, manager Buck ranked Florida State. The Ga- Season: 173-52 (straight); 18-9-1 no-confidence vote from owners, has increased from 3 percent to 16 percent. Showalter and executive Jack Lawn to the tors also were beaten handily 105-99 (spread). spoke generally about the controversy sur- Only one of the 45 f rent-of f ice employees for civil disobedience by those who disagreed rounding Schott, the Cincinnati Reds owner the Reds is a minority. with restrictive racial policies. New BEARS • BEARS Cherished Teddies 10% OFF BEARS You are invited to oar first annual All Sizes Yankee Candles - Great Prices - Christmas, Too! 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wins M VP by Rusty Miller The Associated Press lone during a random test, a than two years he has been sus- in matters between a U.S. citizen and the IAAF. The Associated Press charge that Reynolds denied. pended by the IAAF. In addition, and an "alien association." "Until they pay him this He fought the case through the Reynolds was awarded $20.5 mil- In his decision, Kinneary money, we can disrupt their abil- COLUMBUS -- Butch Reynolds court system, getting a Supreme lion in punitive damages. TOLEDO -- Bowling wrote, "The evidence before the ity to carry on business in the said Thursday he feels his repu- Court ruling in June which al- "There will be no comment Court clearly establishes a sub- normal course, and we will do Green quarterback Erik tation has been cleared after a lowed him to run in the U.S. White has been chosen for from the IAAF, nor from the stantial likelihood that the so," Gall said. federal judge awarded him $27.3 Olympic trials in New Orleans. president obviously," said Enrico IAAF"s report of Reynolds' drug Danny Everett, one of three the second straight year as million from his two-year legal He finished fifth and did not the winner of the Vern Jacomini, chief of staff to IAAF use was not only false, but that it runners who had sided with the battle with track's ruling body. qualify for the Olympics. was disseminated with malice." Smith Award honoring the President Primo Nebiolo. "The IAAF against Reynolds in court, "All along I've said I was inno- Because he ran in the trials, the IAAF has repeatedly said the Despite what Reynolds called said the ruling "sends a message Mid-American Conferen- cent and now I the United States IAAF extended the suspension ce's most valuable player. judge has no jurisdiction in this "2 years of hell," his legal team to the IAAF that it needs to be courts say it based on the evi- four months through Dec. 31, case." said the hard part was still ahead. fair to all athletes so things don't White dence and the facts," Reynolds and 1992. The IAAF did not contest the said. "I feel comfortable with my Reynolds returned to the lawsuit. "The IAAF has a lot of business get this far again." former name and reputation again." courts again and filed suit in Bowling Kinneary cited two U.S. Su- agreements in the United Reynolds' coach. Brooks John- Reynolds, the world-record Columbus, where he ran his col- Green preme Court decisions which States," said one of Reynolds' at- son, said the ruling showed "the holder in the 400 meters, was lege track for Ohio State and said there was nothing which torneys, John Gall. "They make a court system can still protect the quarter- banned for two years by the In- back where he now lives. U.S. District would preclude a district court lot of money here. It is our belief underdog." ternational Amateur Athletic from having jurisdiction over Brian Court Judge Joseph Kinneary that that money is reachable." Federation after a meet in Monte found that Reynolds, a silver matters involving an amateur Gall said that might mean in- Reynolds said he had been in McClure Carlo in August, 1990. The IAAF are the medalist in the 400 at the 1988 athletic organization. He also vestigating the relationships be- training and hopes to return to said Reynolds had tested positive Olympics, lost $6.8 million in po- cited a federal statute which action Feb. 8 at a meet in New only two- tween The Athletics Congress for the anabolic steroid nandro- tential earnings during the more gives a federal court jurisdiction and the U.S. Olympic Committee York City. time win- WUte ners of the award in its 11-year history. McClure won the award in 1984 and 1985. Voting for the award, Browns happy to have Kosar Cavaliers which White received The Associated Press Wednesday, is conducted Bears. He completed 8 of 17 passes - several through most of the game, and we played it by the conference's head of the incompletions were dropped, includ- extremely close to the vest not to make any trade Kerr coaches and a panel of news BEREA - The Cleveland Browns are ing one to Lawyer Tillman in the end zone ~ mistakes." The Associated Press media representatives. happy to have Bernie Kosar at quarterback and was sacked three times. Kosar had missed the previous nine games White, a senior from again, even if his first game back was the Kosar, however, attributed the meager because of a broken ankle sustained in a loss Massillon, Ohio, helped the least productive of his career. numbers to a game plan that grew more con- to Miami the second week of the regular RICHFIELD -- The Cleve- Falcons compile a two-year "Just with him under center, we can do a servative as the game unfolded. The Browns season. During the interim, Todd Philcox land Cavaliers announced record of 20-3 overall and lot more because he's one of the better men- jumped on top early when linebacker David started once, in a win over the Los Angeles Thursday that they have 16-0 in the conference and tal quarterbacks in the league," wide Brandon returned an interception 92 yards, Raiders, but broke his thumb in that game. traded guard Steve Kerr to win two straight MAC receiver Michael Jackson said. "He's able to and there seemed to be no need to gamble Mike Tomczak started the next eight games the Orlando Magic in championships. Bowling audible away from things. That's a big, big offensively on a lot of passes after that. Ko- and went 4-4. exchange for Orlando's Green will represent the plus for him and for the whole team." sar was not intercepted. Jackson said it didn't take long for the second-round draft choice conference against Big Kosar returned from a 10-week layoff "Actually, I'll take 10 more years of games receivers to readjust to Kosar. in the 1996 NBA draft. West Conference champion Sunday and passed for only 59 yards in the like that, where we're in control of the "Once you've played with someone, it's Bob Price, a spokesman Nevada at the inaugural Las Browns' 27-14 victory over the Chicago game," Kosar said. "We were up a TD or two just a matter of mentally referring back." for the Cavaliers, said the Vegas Bowl on Dec. 18. team had no additional White led the MAC in comment on the trade. total offense this year with Kerr had confirmed 2,467 yards for an average Monday that the trade was of 224.3 yards per game. He Players adjust to new offense all but completed. He said completed 19S of 344 pass he was sad to leave Cleve- attempts for 2,380 yards land but excited to be going The Associated Press and 17 touchdowns. giving you some big holes to run is, I'll adjust," Green said. age of 20.5 times. He carried only to the Magic, which leads Other finalists were Ak- through," he said. "That's what being a professional 16 times against Pittsburgh, but the Atlantic Division. ron's Chris Owens, Ball CINCINNATI - Harold Green, The Bengals had relied heavily is all about." gained 116 yards. The 6-3 Kerr, 27, has been State's Corey Croom, Cen- the featured back in the Cincin- on running the ball this season Shula said the third-year back with the Cavaliers since tral Michigan's Joe Young- nati Bengals' running game, says until Klingler, the rookie quar- Coach Dave Shula said he should receive votes for the Pro 1989-90. He went into this lood, Eastern Michigan's he will adjust as needed if the terback, took over Sunday wants the Bengals to run the ball Bowl. season as the National Bas- Sean Shoda, Kent's John Bengals go to a pass-dominated against Pittsburgh for benched more often than they did Sunday. ketball Association's all- Lorentz, Miami of Ohio's offense under new starting quar- starter Boomer Esiason. Kli- But he said Klingler was allowed "Harold doesn't naturally gain time leading 3-polnt shooter Curt McMillan, Ohio Uni- terback David Klingler. ngler, who set 51 NCAA records to throw more often, and to oper- a lot of attention. He's kind of a with a .475 average. He versity's Jason Carthen, The advantage in doing more as the University of Houston's ate with a reduced variety of quiet person, but his perform- ranks second in the Cava- Toledo's Dan Williams and passing is that opponents may passer before becoming the Ben- plays to choose from, to make his ance says a lot," Shula said. liers' history in foul shoot- Western Michigan's Paul find it harder to anticipate and gals' No. 1 draft choice, tried 52 debut somewhat simpler. ing with a .850 percentage. Hutchins. defend against his rushing at- passes against the Steelers, com- The Bengals play Sunday at A University of Arizona tempts, Green said. pleting 16 of 34 passes for 140 Green has gained 830 yards Cleveland. The Bengals won graduate, Kerr had played "For a running back, this yards, no interceptions and no this season and is on course to their previous meeting this in only five games this offense is more of a sit-back-and- touchdowns as Pittsburgh won, rush for more than 1,000 this season, 30-10 over the Browns in season, getting 41 minutes and scoring 12 points. wait-your-tum kind of thing. But 21-9. season. The Bengals are 4-8. But Cincinnati on Nov. 1. Please give blood. it does have the advantage of "I don't know that this is our in the four games they won with spreading out the defense and offense for the long term, but if it Esiason, Green carried an aver- &&&3h?%&&&&fr?1fo?%tt Rent Now For FaU 1993 COLUMBIA COURT APARTMENTS B.G.'s Newest Apartment Complex Close to B.G.S.U. Features: HE'S MAKING A LIST AND • Large 3 Bedroom Apartments CHECKING IT TWICE ... • 2 Full Bathrooms 1. Campus Manor 5. 825 Third St. 9. 755 Manville • Economical Heating 2. Rockledgc Manor 6. 640 Eighth Si. 10. 777 Manville 3. 615 Second St. 7.841 Eighth St • Fully Furnished 4 701 Fouth St. 8. 733 Manville • Laundromat on Premises • Close to Campus R.E. MANAGEMENT Currently leasing for Spring 113 Railroad Street Summer and Fall 1993. 352 - 9302 Call us at 352-0717 for Mon - Frl 8-5 more information. ««*««*H»««i?«e*«c*wp 1 I GREENBRIAR INC., MGR. FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK Vs

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Housemate wanted. Own mom - non-smokers. EXTRA BEERCANSor BOTTLES? "ORDEROF OMEGA'" DZ-TKE-DZ-TKE LISTEN! $150 plus ml. Lance 655-3064. Creole attractive beer lamps! Mandatory selections meebng for all current Aaaah Takes H You Rulal CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Intriguing conversation piece for home or members Sunday. Dec. 6, 4:00 at Phi Kappa The festivities begin promptly at 6. LISTEN! HOUSEMATE WANTED dorm. Step by step instructions w/ color photo. 'Cause some DZ s A Tekes are ready 10 mix. Love, Duke Your own room in a large 2 bdrm. house. Psi House. ^—^ Send check or MO for $5 95 to Apar Industry, One heH of a Ome wi be had by all. 1 other housemate. $170/mo.dep ■ Friends of the Deal' P.O. Box 3555. Kent. OH 44240. — PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU ~ We guarantee that you'll have a ball Sic Sic, Call Gary 353-0662 X-mas it almost hare. Get into the holiday sptnt Chrutmaa it coming EARLY thit year! LISTEN! FOR SALE: with us. Loam X mas signs and 1H lamiliar — PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU — looking lor 1 male tublaer. for spring. Huge RICH - Wowl You're so incredible. love.??? A-FRAME LOFTS stones in signed English. OOOpm. 202 Educ. apt. 2 bdrmt . 2 full bathe, lots ol closet space, DON • You're a sweet-smelling hunk ol burning $80 OR BEST OFFER Sunday. furnished, air, laundry lacil. Great roommates. TrSTTSTTS- love. GregD, CALL SHANNON 372-4710 Call 352-1756 or 1 625 4403 (wkende.) Ask for BOWUNO GREEN FALCON LACROSSE David's House-Aids Hospice KENT - You're too sexy in those oven mitts. LISTEN! Another aaeeon of competitive LACROSSE BRIAN - The next President of the Hair Club for Love. T. Funk Craig. No deposit requited. Friendly Cenler-Chndren Center Guitar Amp la about to get underway. Anyone Inter- Mm. M/F roommate to share furnished house 1 Sunshine Home-Woman's Home Carvm 60 Wan Amp eated In participating In SPRING LA- Humane Sooely & More block from campus $135/month + uolrties. 2 channels, Great Distortion CROSSE mutt attend Kick-Off Dec. 5th Theyll be dnnking, dancing and LISTEN! Call Joe at 372-5552. New speaker MEETING INFORMATION •ITS'ITS'ITS* lots ol tunes. Love. Peil-man WHEN: Thursday, Dee. 10, »:0Opm So gel psyched boys, the party suns soon i Call Todd 353-272S WHERE: BA Building, Room 104 Love, Cathy. Amy. Clevell. and Kim Male needed to sublease lor Spring Semester It unable to attend, contact UNCON •rrs • rrs • rrs* DZ-TKE-DZ-TKE LISTEN! "93. Large house dose to campus. Own room, HONDA ACCORD HERSHGBERGER at 352-4307. Be Love. Jane low rent and utilities. Call 352-8200. 1983 Brown $1100 Educated MARK YOUR CALENDARS"! MALE SUBLEASER NEEDED VERY DEPENDABLE. Call Chns 2-1995 Wilti FASHION MERCHANDISING ASSOtCATION Don't mist the Candlelight Uaaa Fred and Frieda, by 12/20/92 Aids ANNOUNCES: SECRET STOCKINGS BGSU's Advent/Christmas celebration! LISTENI $182 SO/month • utilities Rapidly 13 00-125 to reveal name of sender. IBM - 512K Comptllble Computer - Two 5 1/4 Dae. 13rh.8 00p m Close to campus and own room. Escalanng Wo will deliver on or off campusl Love, Tom and Dave Disk Dnves A Color Monitor - Software. $375 Lenhan Grand Ballroom Call 3520946 •ITS-ITS-rrs- MATH SCIENCE BUILDING or best offer. Call Daron at 372-2455 or Mon-Wed.7-9.il 00-3:00 Public Urmalors. 3725890 . OS EA Meeting LISTENI Need 2 to 4 sublessors for 2 bedroom apL 801 11/20/92 Sigma Phi Epsilon 11/20/92 Items for tale - Great Christmas gifts' Wed .Dec.9that9:00pm Love. The Boner Brothers of the Week: Brett Frakes. Mike FOR SALE: One Gerth Brooketicket for 5th St 13 - $145.00 a month plus electric 2- 12 speed mountain bikes (practically new) US EDUCATION Smith. Jeff Murphy, Crag Francisco, Kurt Mel- December 11 concert in Cleveland. Accepting Cable tree until May. Come and see or call and a pair of American Acoustic Loud Topic: Retention-Does It Help? Pumpkin Thieves. lon, Camon Schooley, Walt Ralph. Ed Mans best offer Call Steve at 352-7321 354-3402.' Speakers. Prices neg. Call 353-5022 lor more Speaker: Mr. Kirkbnde LISTENI Athlete ol the Week: Rick Pitmgolo Nooded subleasers for Spring 1993 for a two Into. (PrinopaJ ot Shore land Elementary) Good |ob Exhibits Committee! Love. B.G.PD. For all your hard work on bedroom apartment-University Village. Contaa MAC VEGAS BOWL TRIP Dec 14-19. 6 All Organizations and Chapters -Winter Full of Wonderland" Duke, 353-6868. days/5 nights plus air travel • for 1 person. Pi Sigma Alpha S Pie-Law Sooely present Participate in the Brenda Allen What the I • Non-smoking female needed lo sublease fur- $370.00. Call lor details. 1 -474-4267 Roger Anderson, Univ. ot Toledo LAW Guru 13th Annual leadership Conlerence Megan Carey it LISTENI Showcase displays on February 12th A 13tfl. nished apartment across for campus. Will pay Agenda: Law school, career. Julie Cook Pentex K100 - Has 3 different lenses, flash at- More info, and applications are in secunty deposit Amy 352-8385. preparations A strategies. Tabitha Hendncks LISTEN! tachment, carrying bag and lights. $225. .Call 425 Student Services Wed . Dec 9.6:00 pm. BA 110 Heidi Hummel One female to share apt lor Spring TO. Rent 352-4285. Apply by Jan. 29,1993. Lisa King Nails-Fiber glass. *35.00 Fill. $17.00. Acrylic. $13250 • util. Close to campus. Call REGGAE, mon Ca-la Rose $25 00; Fill, $15.00. Nail piercing, $5.00. Cam- 3533823. Perfect Professor Home. At Easy Street on Fri.. Dec. 11 Alpha Phi Omega Love, Your Favorite Director, Barb pus Headquarters ' 354-2244 One lemale subleaser for Frazee Apts. Redecorated. First floor office plus three bed- rooms.2 l-2baths.$119.500 874-5544. with the ARK Band! To: The Pledges: Phi Slg ■ Phi Slg ■ Phi Slg 2 bedroom/2 bath Get psyched for Saturday1 Roots and culture. Walk good I HAPPY HOURS AT MT MUGGS Congratulations to: $i50/mo.. share ol utilities. Pioneer receiver $125, rowing machine $10, Activation is finally here! SPONSORED BY IPC CLUB Kevin Zimmerman A Joe Romano Call 3533519. -Love Membership Committee stereo cabinet $15. lamps $5. Bearcrafier ski SCECDec. 6. 7pm, Rm 115 ED Lir Wells TONITE 5:00-6:00 OPEN TO ALLI lor making IFC Executive Council. rack $15, Onkyo cassette player $40, leather from Sunshine Children's Home will be speak- Phi Slg • Damn Proud ■ Phi Slg bomber coat All m great shape. 353-0661. ing on Respite Care. It you care about and Alphe Phi Omega Roommate needed to share furnished home in HELP! I NEED GRADUATION TICKETS! BG. Male grad pre! Can 354-6701 or Spnng Break in Cancun. want to help special children, come find out Lil'Jefl. Willpaylll Phi Sig • Phi Sig • Phi Sig All expenses, from $399. I'm so proud ol you' 352 1631. how. Free door prizes and refreshments' Please call 372«490. Congratulations to our two new inmates: Prices will change Dec. 18. Get psyched lor Activation I Roommate needed tor Spring eemealer. THE NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE Rod Bauer Call Joe Pierce, 353-2228 -Luv. Your Big, Angela Nate Clements Ores! apt., own room, furnished A cable. HO HO HO" Solve your gih giving problems. Phi Sig • Damn Proud' Phi Sig $ 190 mo . a hared ul II. Call Kurt 353-4533 Last mealing of 1992" Campus Pollyeyes ALPHA XI 'THETA CHI 440 E. Court. 352-9638. Info Session The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta wish to congratu- Santa and the Elves are Coming!II Spring subleaser needed. FOR RENT Thursday, December 3, 2:30 pm late Jenean Wiener on her recent lavaliering Furnished apt. - Own mom. Tin Room-3rd Floor, Union to Theta Chi Ted Gram bo Holiday Hot tub rental Treat your friends to a Winthrop Tenace North relaxing weekend in a luxurious spa. Special ALPHA XI •THETA CHI Call Ralph or Steve 353-9118. Bedroom with private bath in large family See the Country!! holiday rales, call 352-5475. home, shared kitchen, quiet, 4 blocks from SIGMA KAPPA Take the Chance!! campus. $225/month induces all utilities Call As your food coupons run out. look for our val- Howard Russ Look out BGSUI! The Sig Kap Seniors are on SUBLEASER NEEDED 352-3502 dayt or 352 6224 nights. Ask for uable coupons across the campus! In two days itll be 2 Years! the loose" Meet at the Palace at MOD Be TOMORROW NIGHT i Campus Pollyeyes. 440 E Court. 352-9636 I can'i believe it's finally here. One or two people to sublease apt for Spring Tom. there" Semester Call Greg 513 836-3246. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5 I love you even more than I did before •••HELPf" A in the years to come 111 love you morel SIGMA KAPPA • SIGMA KAPPA AT CAMPUS POLLYEYES... ATTENTION STUDENTS! Subleaser needed immediately' Roommate needed IMMEDIATELY! M or F lo Happy Anniversary - Jami Congratulations Andrea Paoone tor being BG'S OWN FOLK ROCK HERO If you have a job that is related to your major, t112 50/month . utilities. Dec. rent FREE share 2-bdrm. apt. w/working professional. crowned Mist Oho" Good luck in the Mss AND LOCAL MUSIC MAVEN Please call 352-5122. leave message Quiet location, own room, $220/mo. ♦ elec. stop by the Co-op Program to register lor aca- USA Pageant" We are so proud o! youll DEREK WOLFGRAM! demic recognition. 238 Adm. 372-2451 Into the Streets will not be going to Martha's Please call' 352-8856. Man or Tanna. DEREK WOLFGRAMI ATTENTION STUDENTSI Soup Kitchen on Fn.. Dec. 4. Sigma Phi Epsilon DEREK WOLFGRAM! Brother ol the Week: Todd Young Subleaser needed Male or female. Jan-May INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE MEN'S INDE Own bdrm.. A/C, cable, lurnithed. " URGENT " Athletes ol the Week: Todd Young A Dan Fry 1 suWeaserdesperately needed lor Spring '93 Awesome Panama City Spring Break* PENDENT ICE HOCKEY - JAN. 14. COED A SigEp $25000/mo. Ind. util. Third St. Call Jamie W.C. HUMANCE SOC Pet/People pholos semester Large, furnished apt., dose to cam- 8 days, beachfront room w/kitchen. $1191 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL • JAN. 19: MEN'S Sig Ep Sam Soz: Outstanding job, Exec! 354 1807. with Santa Saturday. Dec 5th, to 3 pm Blue pus. Please call 3533335 anytime. Walk to best bartl Deposit due 12-11 -921 BASKETBALL • JAN. 20; MEN'S A WOMEN'S You'll be missed Best of luck New Execl R.pbon Photo tip, Call 352-7339 1-800-678-6386 TEAM HANDBALL - JAN. 21; MEN'S A WOM- Wanted Subleaser: Sigma Phi Epsilon Own room, dose to campus. WBGUFM STAFF MEETING EN'S ULTIMATE FRISBEE - JAN. 21; MEN'S 1 lemale roommate needed lo sublease Util. induded in rent. Tuesday. December 8.1992 AZD'DTD-AZDTJTD BOWLING - JAN. 26. ALL ENTRES DUE BY apartment for Spring Semester. 352-2851 SPRING BREAK TRIPS Call 3530437. Al 900 pm in 111 South Hall The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta wish to congratu- 400 P.M. ON DUE DATE IN 130 FIELD- Lowest avail, pnees t> Florida, 2 bdrm. basement apt. near campus. MANDATORY-See you there! late Dee Wilkinson on her JALBREAK pin- HOUSE. Jarmca, Cancun. Call Jvn at 353-1159. 354-8800 ning to Delta Tau Delta Alum. Kit Nickel le etreaa from final getting you down? Then Wanted: 1 lemale to share apt. w/3 orhert lor AZO'OTD'AZD'DTD World Student Association presents Join UAO A The Weimess Center Dae. I, Spring semesler or ASAP. Call 353-1730 for 1992,1 pm, 305 Moaeley. Get e few llpe on WE WANT TO BE PARENTS 2 bedroom furnished apt. German coffee hour. Explore Germany and its details how to deal with your STRESS! lie FREE! Wishing to adopt a baby through independent Available now or next semester. culture Friday. December 4,7-9 pm on the 11th Bete' Alpha Gam 352-2663. floor, Otfenhauer West. Supply yourself and adoption... MM and Scon. KKG • KKG • KKG ■ KKG ■ KKG If you can help us cad: we'll supply the rest. Everyone welcomel HELP WANTED Tis the season for laughter and cheer, Congratulations to: Bar be and Craig (419)893-1277. Along with winter, semi-formal is here. Robin Montii 2 bedroom furnished apt. 93-94 school year. Your dates are ready to have some fun, Amy Schermer Free heaL water A sewer. H.B.O. 352-2663 SERVICES OFFERED Because the holiday season has begun. Sarah Wells $200 -$500 WEEKLY Tonya and Chrit Tamara Eggert WANTED Assemble products at home Easyl No selling. Bets •Alpha Gam Kristina Dobos You're paid direct Fully Guaranteed FREE In- 2 male subleasers needed for Spnng. Open Now1!! Altra Auto Rental Mandi Goldie Campus Pollyeyes presents a Special Holiday tormaoon-24 Hour Hotline 801-379-2900. Co- Rent only $550 for entire semester ♦ cheap util- We rent to qualified 18 to 20 yr. olds. For being inducted into ihe Golden Key Meal like mom makes. Your choice of spaghetti $ NEED A SUB-LETTOfl? $ pynghHOH171KDH. iftst A FREE cable. Featunng weekend A vacation specials. National Honor Society. or lasagna with salad bar and a slice ot pump- Male seeks quiet pad and friendly Call 354-8894, ask tor Chris A Doug. Phone 353-3340 or 885-8208 Arthur Victor Painting, Inc. is looking for branch kin pie for $4.95 roommate(s) on east end of town managers for Summer *93. Experience helpful Campus Polleyes 440 E Court Congratulations: for Spr. 93 only. Wnte to make Molly Egan but not necessary. Complete training and field Apartment across from campus. wknd. apptmt. before DEC 5TH: Pregnant' We can help. Lo White support. High Income potential. Great location and ineipenelve. Free pregnancy tests A supportive services. Brian B 2801 Clague Bd Cleveland Plain Dealer needa Jr. Missy Vernon 8000775-4745. Graduating In December and I need some- Call 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. North Olmtetd, OH 44070-1171 Ad/Joum/Mktg ma|ora 2.8 GPA to work ValMays body. TYPING SERVICES Advertising Accounts for Summer 1993. For being selected as Onentaoon Leaders! Attention Alpha Lambda Delta Msmbtrsl Jl 20.mo Will negotiate on price. Reasonable Rates with Accuracy Must have dependable car. Pref. Cteve. area 1 female roommate needed to sublease TUTORS ALWAYS WANTED Call Craig, 354-5239 Call 352-3987 from 6am - 9pm atudente w prior ealeo eip. Apply Co-op Way to go Erin Dewertl for being selected as apartment for Spnng Semester. 352-2851. You've gotta know a lot about something.. I'll give extra Incentives such as off 236 Adm. 2-2451 ASAP the Kappa Sigma pledge dass sweetheart. Why don't you tutor someone who doesnt? phono/alec. 1 female roommate needed for Spring semes- (ANY course you've taken is acceptable) Could the person who stole my Sony Discman ter. Close to campus. Contact Lisa or M J. at Available Jan. sublease 3 bdrm. duplex, 1 1/2 Introducing the New Panhellenic Treasurer, Be a volunteer for ALD from duty's on Sunday night please return It to 352-1339 or leave message. baths, carpeted, bsmeni, kitchen appi . PERSONALS AMY SCHERMER! We are all very proud of Call Paul at 372-5063 for information Rodgers, room 149? NO QUESTIONS $5l0/mo. plus reasonable util. Cloae lo Univ. you! 1 FEMALE SUBLEASER NEEDED 354-4909. ASKED! Spring temetter. $i50/mo. All uOI. included. Chitdcare providet(s) needed for 1 yr. old A 9 DESPERATE! Desperately seeking.. Kely B. A died S. We would also like to congratulate Molly Egan, Close to campus. 354-6701 yr. old In my Portage home beginning Jan 4 See you tonile at semi-formal! who was selected to be a University Ambas- Male subleaser needed br Spring semesler 1 female subleaser needed for Spring ■93. M-F. 7:30-5. Call 688-5035 evenings Love...your DZ "Susans" sador. Will pay for deposit and one month's rent $13«Vmo. plus gas A alec. Own large room. Do you need extra money? Contact: 352-9236 Ckite to campus Call 353-0124 bi info And. congratulations are also in order to Deb For details, call 666-5683 anytime. DZ • DZ A Aaron G • DZ • DZ Cordes, who was recognized at "Who't Who" Efficiency and 1 BDRM apt. lor spr. semester. An out-of-BG experience!' McO, my fnend. Among Amencan College Students. 1 male roommate for Spring '93. Ctoee to Help' Need lemale babysitter lor 3 children Near campus. Call Mecca Mymt 353-5800 Tonight's the dance KKG ' KKG ' KKG • KKG • KKG campus! CSII352-2488. Take classes at BGSU in And after which ages 12,9 A 7 attar school. Need own car. Cal Help! 2 tubleasere needed to rent for Spring 93 FRANCE we'll find romance. Lee. 1 male eubteaeer tor Spring '93. Furnished 352-6095 after 6 pm. semester. 1 bedroom, furnished, 1 block from Summer or academic year Youll look GREAT Thanks lor the tip about 'IE Club 8 " I called apt., VERY cloae to eampue, cheap utilities INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Make campus Dosperaiei 353-7803. the Rec Center (2-2711) and found out It meets A NO MAY RENT! Call TVm for de- In your suit that's new money teaching English abroad. Japan and Houses & apis Close to campus. Information meeting: Tues . Dec. 6 weekly from Jan. 27 to Spring Break and I have taHa-353-8907. And always know, Zeko Taiwan. Make $2,0O0-$4,000» par month. For Summer *93 and 9394 school year. 7:00 pm, French House (or call 2-2667) the choice of several meeting times A trained I love youll Love, Juka 1 male subleaser for Spring '93 temetter. 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Fear and Loathing at the Survivor Series \M4*i, PwfcCT 4, IWt The Insider

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MATTHEW A. DANEMAN

MANAGING EDITOR Ahhhhhh! KAREN KOSTER

ART DIRECTOR Instead of LAUREL PAJER seeing film, STAFF WRITERS LISA GALLAGHER KENDRA DINSMORE just stay MARION SCHLOEMER A.J. RIEGER RYAN HONEYMAN 'Home Catherine O'Hara nd John Heard sit stonefaced as they marvel over their roles as If acCauley Ctdktn's parents In the true modem tragedy • a 'Home Alone' sequel. DORIAN HALKOVICH JASON HUNT Alone' my seat thoroughly unamused as I marveled over the people In front of LINDA LENC me who were actually laughing. In recent years parents have been leading campaigns to trim the "ex- MARY OKORN by David Huffman COURTNEY GANGEMI Insider film critic plicit" violence of old Bugs Bunny cartoons. Apparently the image of an animated Daffy Duck getting his bill shot off Is going to scar some five- JILL FETZER year- old; however, It's all right to show Stem getting a carpentry staple DAVID HUFFMAN blasted Into the bridge of his nose by one of Mac's booby traps. It's too DAVE BASKIND Home Alone 2 Is subtitled "Lost in New York" referring to where graphic to show Wil E. Coyote falling down a ravine but okay for Mac to MEUNDA MONHART poor, little, obnoxious Macaulay Culkin does battle with the two escaped light a kerosene-soaked rope that Pesci and Stem are on, causing them convicts (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stem) from the first film. It should have to fall thirty feet onto concrete. Am I the only one bothered by this pa- ROSS WEITZNER been subtitled "Trapped in Hell" because that Is what each and every thetic double standard? SASHA THE DUCK one of its audience members Is for close to Iwo hours as he or she I suppose the violence is Justified In the film because Mac is fighting for watches a tedious replay of Home Alone. his life against two stupid criminals. My problem Is that I was cheering STAFF This appalling example of cinematic deja vu should never have been for the bad guys and would have liked nothing more than for the two of PHOTOGRAPHERS made. However, any film that takes In nearly $300 million domestically them to shoot Mac in the head. As It stands, though, Pesci and Stem are at the box office will naturally be rehashed countless times as the pro- punching bags for a ten-year-old brat. If the rate of violence Increases TIM NORMAN ducers try to wring every last dollar out of their original idea. The fact with each of the inevitable Home Alone sequels at this rate there will be LINDA LENC that Home Alone made so much money Is surely one of the greatest graphic impalings by Home Alone 4. TERESA THOMAS freaks of nature since my brother. Why so many people went to see the So far I've confined my comments to what comprises only about the original film, which at Its funniest points was no more than barely amus- last 20 minutes of the movie. The first hour and a half is almost too bor- PRODUCTION ing, goes beyond all reasoning. ing to even mention, but Just as bad as the film's ending. ASSISTANTS To me, Home Alone was a mean-spirited example of bad slapstick. Writer/producer John Hughes and director Chris Columbus drench the The sequel out-does Its predecessor on this level as Mac tortures Pesci first part of the film with so much forced sentimentality and Christmas KATHY GAITAN and Stem on a higher level of violence. Mac drops bricks, heavy tools songs that they seem to be trying to create a film that will remain a holi- BILL BURGESS and bags of mortar on their heads, electrocutes Stem, and sets Pesci's day classic for years to come. Neither Columbus nor Hughes Is Frank MICHAEL HUNT head on fire all in the name of comedy during the film's last 20 minutes Capra and consequently their film has all the charm of a WWF wrestling JENNIFER SMITH which play like an exercise In elementary school guerilla warfare. 1 sat In match without the wit or the theatricality. BUTCH PHILLIPS

For once in your life, do a reality check ■ fulfill From the Editors... the position and write a story or editorial - not all Hot digglty! After months of cajoling and begging, the stories and always the cover story. I don't we finally got some response from the Insider Wants think I have ever even seen a review by a female, Your Feedback letter campaign. Someone has taken or many articles either. the time to write In and tell us what he or she thinks Got a think against women, too? of BG's favorite free magazine that comes out every Sincerely, Hie Insider Magazine Friday. Let's read on and find out what this reader Lisa P. Sutyak is published every Friday has to say, shall we? 615 Offenhauer West during the academic year by the Board of Student Dear Mister Daneman: Ahem. Publications of Bowling After reading the Insider Magazine for the last Well...thanks much, everyone, for your support, Green State University. several months, I have noticed a trend - you write but please stop writing to us now. Opinions expressed the cover stories, you write the reviews, etc. Is this Join us next semester for our next experiment in by columnists do not your personal spotlight and you do not wish to reader feedback with the Write Insider If You Only necessarily reflect the share It with people who have talent? You have Have Something Nice To Say campaign. We have opinions of The insider talent, but there are others who also possess this high hopes for its success. Magazine. quality. • • • • The Insider Magazine Instead of writing a letter to, say, the Insider FROM THE 'PRAISE WHERE PRAISE IS DUE' and Bowling Green State staff In general, I find myself writing you because DEPT.: Undergraduate Student Government veep University are equal you seem to think the Insider Is your magazine to John Babel deserves a good word for his work in at- opportunity employers do with as you please. You are screwing yourself If tempting to get Student Legal Services to sue the city and do not discriminate in you're doing this for a resume booster, because of BG for proper and legal ward redislricting It's nice hiring practices. my blind grandmother could easily see this Is not a to see USG do something positive and effective for very well thought-opt and/or diverse magazine, the benefit of not Just the students, but for all of BG's because It li 90 percent you and your opinion.* * ' ' ' residents'-'■■* ■ • ' *■• ' ' '-' ••' '•*•"■ •'•T-*- ."«"-'i Friday, December *, 1ttl Tkc Insider

n»-ff| | f •- Graduate student'sstudents kids nurserynurser) rnnreCI blaCk On White: rhymes carry an adult message reading her brother Vincent's An example of one of her histor- aware of the black figures that have her brother are working on a new Rhymes of the Times Volume ical rhymes is 'Hideaway Harriet': made their mark in America. book together called 666 One. Rowers said her brother's Harriet Tubman was a run Rowers had no idea her book Reasons to Love the Founders book is more radical and deals with away slave would be so successful. She began of America, about experiences teens rather than children. She was quite courageous and selling it just through mail orders, black people have had in America "Being an educator, I think it's quite brave but because of its popularity, she is Rowers said this book takes on .i more important (or people to leam From the south to the north marketing it in the Toledo/BG different tone. about their black history when Many slaves she brought forth area. "This book is very sarcastic and I they're young so they can build "With help from my father and expect it to be somewhat con self-esteem," said Rowers. Finally, a price was put on Har- sister, who did all illustrations, and troversial," Rowers explained. riet's head my brother Vincent, who helped Rhymes of the Times II can be Having had problems with her The woman who sald"Be free me write the book, it was able to be found at the Toledo Public Library own identity as a child, Rowers or be dead." a great success," said Rowers. and is for sale at the University didn't want young black children to Harriet Tubman freed over Presently, Audrey X Rowers and Bookstore. go through some of the things she 300 slaves did. She was quite courageous and by L isj Gallagher "One time my hair fell out in the quite brave. Insider fourth grade because I wanted it straight just like all the white chil- These poems, according to dren," explained Rowers. Rowers, will help children become The typical nursery rhymes Just "So I wrote a poem called 'Pre- don't cut It sometimes - especially tty Little Black Girl', Just to show when everything's sugar and spice how beautiful black children are," CINEMARK THEATRES and everything white. But one Uni- she continued.Pretty little black ^IMtriMift WOODLAND versity graduate student has written girl CINEMA MAii an alternative to the usual Jack and Smart and brave. |l2MN MilnSI. Jill tales. Rhymes of the Times All Shows $3.00 II: Black Nursery Rhymes, by You don't need a perm or a after 6 p.m. with Audrey X Rowers, Is filled with 22 nouueau wave rhymes about black people, whom Be proud of the pretty hair God Student ID Flowers feels have been left out of gave. Monday thru Friday: shows start at approximately 4 p.m. "Being an educator, I think it's more important for people to Saturday S Sunday: Full Schedule learn about their black history when they're young so they HOME ALONE 7 • PG BOOV GUARD -R can build self-esteem." I«I»1BIM. DUnngtathtd Gantlaimn. R Emauupftr 130,3:45. 7:1S ti40,12 00112-4-Sorty) * JENMFERi-R Audrey X Flowers, author Andy Garca 130. 4 30. 70S. 9:10. IJOO (I? 4-5 only) * Br.n, slokwB DRACULA

books for many years. You 're a pretty little black girl, K «". i ».*—', "Black children haven't really Smart and brave. Ida, 4>:lt 1O0. »35.1? JO (I3'4^ only!» gotten a lot out of the nursery Rowers wants all children to Coming Soon: AFEWCOOOUEN rhymes In the past because they read her book, not just black chil- g JK> Mtf«««. 1« CniM a DM- WM ef J2f Fed/ . couldn't relate," said Flowers, a dren. "My hope in writing this FFH. A SAT. LATE SHOWS ALL SEATS II 30 graduate student in technical book is to educate all children INNOCENT BLOOO JJ Bowling Green State University Q communications at the University. about historical black figures," she ■U-I.U11IJJI ■m Rowers began this book after explained. i GOSPEL CHOIR UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO ANNUAL FALL J' TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT! CONCERT Comedians Dennis Piper and Dan Viola eh "LET EVERYTHING THAT HAS live at the Galley (Harshman Quad) BREA TH PRAISE THE LORD" from 8:30pm to 10:30pm J3 Saturday, December 5 Take a stress relief break before 4:00 p.m. finals come! Bryant Recital Hall Don't miss out - ITS FREE! FEATURING: Messengers of Joy For more info, call from Cleveland State University Brian Thomas Chorale 372-2343 or 372-7164 New Jerusalem COGIC 1 or stop by the iS® off ice and (330 Union) BGSU Gospel Choir J2 MAC UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO 't&lJI.&tiJnJUHJ Friday, December 4,1MI m ImHer

It's the most wonderful time of the year. Cold, not quite blustery, winds caress our faces. Holiday specials and 'It's A Wonderful Life' bombard our TV screens, while Blng, 'Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer,' and Elvis' 'Blue Christmas' sate our eardrums. Chains of lights, decorated trees, and Santa are everywhere you turn. Oversized comfy sweaters, mugs o' hot cocoa or cider, steam- ing bowls of soup, and homemade blankets warm the bowels of our by Dave Baskind souls. Football pennant races heat- The Incredible College of Musical Knowledge ing up, bowl games, the start of basketball and hockey seasons, and

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"a definite Nightly at 7:15 & 9:30 Sat. & Sun. Mat. African 2:00 & 4:15 play,'' originally written by world- show has "a definite African- Tickets are available at any American renowned writer and poet Lang American flavor", from the music Select ix outlet, by calling ston Hughes, will be presented to the dance to the narration, 243-7000 or 1-800-374-0667, or "Rocky Horror" // Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday which uses language, including at the Christian Bookstore located Fri. & Sat. Midnight R flavor at 6 p.m. in the Old Macomber slang, current at the time that at 5107 Monroe Avenue. Prices High School auditorium. Hughes wrote the play. are $8 in advance, $9 at the door; This second annual production Is by Kendra Dinsmorc presented by the 16-year-old Clar- ence Smith Community Chorus. Last year's show was extremely well-received, according to chorus A Toast to Amanda... Things are bad. You have five spokeswoman Laurie Garvin, and Penny Merreot Holly Sims major projects due in the next this year should be no different. & Scott Bender & Jaonathon Hess week, you haven't done your "There's a constant energy flowing Holly Johnson Julie Laugh man Christinas shopping, the stores are through the production...It's very & Marc Kruse & Scott Prenger Jammed with cranky people, and to different from traditional presen- Kate Mucharsky Jenny Sheafler top it all off, you missed A Charlie tations," said Garvin. & Shone O'Bolye Brown Christmas. According to Garvin, the show & Jevott Siiml ley If you're In need of a little combines narration, dancing, gos- Stacy Loerke Beth Jacobs Christmas spirit-ual revival, check pels and traditional African- & Joe KrM & Matt Gcrwln oulThe Black Nativity up in American spirituals to depict the Julie Van Meter Amy Hoy Toledo this weekend. This "song- birth of Jesus Christ. She said the & Steve Cllite & Eric Giesecke Christie Cupp Michelle Jacob & I)avi

Songs you wont want to miss in- white crash and roar of gutiar and clude the title track, 'Creepers' and the really depresssing lyrics. 'Over Again.' Husker Du Lite? More like a Vel vet Underground on uppers. But If you've only got ilit change in not as lyrically adept as either. Yet, your pocket to purchase one album anyway, but if you just listen to the this holiday season, and a funky music without paying one whit of alternative sound is what you're attention to the words, you will not looking for - buy it. You'll like it. be disappointed. The angry ode to - Christina Wise a dead friend 'God Damn It Paul' wails and kicks like a banshee. Just Five-Eight ignore the so-so "When you take to sing along - similar to Bon Jovi I Learned Shut Up those little pills/Sitting on his classics like 'Living on a Prayer' Sky Records windowsill/He seeks to chemically and'Bad Medicine.' after his deranged mind/Thank Much like the light rockers they Less filling, but still tasting great, God for psychology/Kept him imitate, Southgang also finds it here comes Five-Eight. Like a light hanging on for a week/Til he con- necessary to churn out an occas- beer, this New York City trio has all fiscated/His mind from fear." sional ballad. The best one is called the grungy sonic roar of the great Umm...sortof a 'Wish You Were THE ORB "My Best Friend's Girt,' a tragic guitar bands, but with a less-heavy, Here' attempt. They do a great VU tale of a guy being in love with his almost pop sound. Maybe it comes cover of 'I Can't Stand It' though. The Orb buy it, then alter your mind before best friend's girlfriend. "Maybe I've from lead singers Mike Mantione's All in all, damn fine sound and V.F.Orb listening. The choice is yours. gone insane but I can't ex- almost crooner-quality voice. In- chock full o' potential. Snag me, it Big Life/Mercury Records - Kendra E. Dinsmore plain/The way it makes me feel stead of the rough gravel, his words cries out. Space is an interesting thing. when she calls my name/And I travel over a vocal road of smooth- - Caroline Fullerton From here, it looks dark and deep Southgang know it's wrong but it feels so ly-paved harmonies. Almost too and mystical, but up close, It turns Group Therapy right/I'm gonna be with my best mcuh of a pretty-boy voice for the out to be a endless sterile void Virgin Records friend's girl tonight." sound Five-Eight tries to capture. punctuated by an occasional red While listening to the latest Vocalist Jesse Hart doesn't have But just before they become Mi- giant or blue dwarf. release from Southgang, enti- an extremely distinguished voice, chael Bolton Does His Favorite So too with the new Orb release, UedGroup Therapy, I couldn't but it is acceptable. Couple his lips Nirvana renditions, they beat the U.F.Orb. On first listen, this help but wonder what this group and lungs with Butch Wallace's audience over the head with their guided tour through the cosmos would sound like if they were a wailing guitar riffs and Southgang seems to be a richly-layered ex- cover band. Not that they're bad or does have the makings of a halfway ploration of the possibilities of elec- anything, they Just sound like decent band. They just need to get tronic music, liberally peppered everybody else and not them- a little more original if they want with samples of everyone from selves. any kind of a shot at the big time. Radio Moscow to George Bush, to The record kicks off with 'White -KirkPavelich what sounds a lot like Vanna Trash With Cash,' a little rocker White. So this is a mind-altering that sounds like a mix between The Farm experience with a social con- Motley Crue and Poison. That's Love See No Colour science to boot, right? not a knock on Southgang or any- Reprise Records Well, not exactly. After the first thing - they do a good imitation of The title may be Love See No burst of strangeness wears off, you those two groups. But I don't really Colour, but the sounds on the realize that the tracks are not so believe that's what they went into newest album by The Farm can much hypnotic as simply repetitive. the music business to do. only be described as vibrant. The samples tend to get annoying 'Water Under the Bridge' isn't And if you're feeling a bit down alter a while, and while the contin- much better either. It sounds a lot all you gotta do is pop this baby in uous, pulsar-like backbeat Is cat- like something from a late-night the CD player and you'll be back chy, it can get monotonous after B-movie soundtrack. You know, on the road to happy land again. extended listening. U.F.Orb isn't a light metal/pop rock trash that Featuring a remake of the 1981 bad album (and it might be even isn't catchy at all and sounds like it hit 'Don't You Want Me' by Hu- belter if the listener Is already was recorded in a few minutes. man League, and incidental sounds under the influence of mind- But even if the urge to turn the like Beethoven's 'Moonlight Son- altering substances.) But to me, it record off seems too great, don't ata,' the group has added a splash just sounds like a fairly talented give in yet. 'Tug of War' is a catchy of color to their style not evident on musician playing around with a song with easy to remember lyrics their 1991 album, Spartucus. WILD HORSES?...The Tin Ponies arc (from left) Jeff DeWltie on drums, Lydla new synthesizer. that beckon you to sing along. It ac- While the messages may be a Jenkins on guitar and vocals. Maurice Austin on bass and vocals, and John Van So you basically have three op- tually sounds like it could receive little deeper than in songs Dyne on guitar. tions. One, don't buy U.F.Orb. marginal radio airplay. "I'm tired of fromSpartacus like dance hit INTO THE BENEFIT: WHO'S GONNA RIDE This would be bad, since It's actual- getting shot down/every single 'Groovy Train' ("Get on, get on, Grab your social conscious- YOUR TIN PONIES?: ly pretty cool when taken in small time/every day it's live or die on get on, get on, get on the Groovy ness and your boogie shoes, Wednesday night at EasyS- doses. Two, buy it and use it as the battle line," is definitely one of Train"), they'll still leave you feel- teenbeats, and take part in treet, local grunge stars background study music. Or three, those refrains that makes you want ing just as "up." the AIDS Benefit this Ton'll be sharing the stage Wednesday at Howard's with BG-based quartet Tin O UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO dub H, 210 N. Main. Spon- Ponies. Who? Lemme tell ya sored by Into the Streets, the - combining an almost Pre- (CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SUCCESS benefit brings together some tenders-like feel with of the homegrown talents straight-ahead Jangly rock-n- from BG and Toledo for a roll, the Ponies have a har- AT BGSU's COLLEGE BOWL!!! night of rock and charity. On monic sound laced through the lineup are folk rockers through with rivulets of Winners: "The Other Team" rank/major extraoridnaire The Kind, impassioned guitar and •Michael Martone - Senior/computer science classic rock kings 100 Proof, drums - a sonic Boston •Michael Haynes - Senior/political science the acoustic styllngs of Ste- creme pie of fun. While ven Budd, the men who put having played all across •Todd Wesseler - Sophomore/mathematics the 'fun' In funk Positive Northwest Ohio and South- •Jason Sonenshein - Freshman/political science Sweat and Top 40 cover east Michigan - even gaining rockers Generra Pantera. some notice in the Detroit They will compete at Regionals Feb. 27th at Kent State Cover charge Is $2, with the press - this is a chance for proceeds going to AIDS BGers with an ear for talent research at Cleveland Me- to jump on the Pony ex- GOOD LUCK TEAM! morial Hospital. Get there press. |lf>M'r>Mlf.T.Mlf>Bir.!.»l^.Mlf>)BI>.T.)MlFJT.MIF.T.WT^WTfTn early, get there often. See ROCKGOSSir, page eight. rrMey, December e, 1»»1 The Iniidcr Mogoiinc thTwwp For Whom the Atomic Elbow Tolls a abandoned his teammate, Mr. Things got a little better with the about raised the roof. "I'd like to in- ers while his eyes were the size of Survivor Perfect decided to leave the Flair WWFs first ever Nightstick Match troduce my perfect tag-team part- silver dollars. Ramon stood smugly camp and join forces with...oh no! between the Big Bossman and ner, Mr. Perfect! Ooooohhhh in the center of the ring, arrogantly Series Fan favorite Savage. It never former prison inmate Nailz. The Yeeeaaaahhhh!'' Savage's voice chewing on a toothpick. ceases to amaze me how quickly object of this bout was to be the boomed throughout the confines, That is, until Perfect walked up WWF fans can accept a notorious first one to get a hold of a night- letting the crowd know Mr. Perfect to him, stared him back, and slap- rule-breaker as a legitimate good stick, hanging from a chain above was the verge of making his ap- ped the toothpick right out of his by Kirk Pivclich guy. the comer tumbuckle. The fans pearance. mouth. Of course, at that moment professional wresHing gory especially got a charge when the And when he did, the screams all hell broke loose. Ramon "Perfect, what are you thinking Bossman reached it first and pin n throughout the throng literally sent punched Perfect, Perfect punched about?!" Flair bellowed during pre- meled the villianous Nailz. chills down the spine. It was unbe- him back and the match was on. For as long as I can remember, match interviews. "You have Moments after this match, when lievable how the crowd could ac- Showing no signs of being away I've been an avid fan of big-time walked In the shadow of greatness Flair emerged from the locker cept this guy, who just days before from the ring for more than a year professional wrestling, and In par- because I allowed it to happen on a room curtain bedecked in his se- had been a hated, arrogant vllllan. due to a back Injury, Mr. Perfect ticular the superstars of the World daily routine! Now, my friend, you qulned robe, the place went ber- But not anymore - team him with showed superior quickness and agi- Wrestling Federation. I think It lity at the onset, avoiding and started around 1984, when the countering any move Ramon tried Immortal Hulk Hogan grappled to make. with "Rowdy" Roddy Piper live on When It was Flair's rum to enter MTV, complete with guest star ap- the ring, Perfect pummelled him pearances by pop star Cyndi for a good ten minutes, with "The Lauper and actor Mr. T. Nature Boy" dazzling the crowd Well, times have certainly with his patented exaggerated falls. changed. The Hulkster is now en- Macho Man dished out more of the joying the fruits of his retirement same when he was tagged in, be- while Piper has evolved into a tele- fore being felled by a Flair kick to vision analyst. But one thing that the groin. hasn't changed is my appreciation With the tide of the match of the sport.. .er... form of enter- turned, and the Macho Man now tainment. on the receiving end of various el- So naturally, when a friend of bows and leg drops, Perfect started mine from back home called and to do the unthinkable. To the abso- informed me that he could get us lute horror of the fans In at- tickets for the WWF's Survivor Se- tendance, he began a slow walk to ries to take place at the Richfield the dressing room, leaving his fal- Coliseum, 1 Jumped at the offer. len partner to get beaten some When he called again and said more. With boos and shouts of dis- "Macho Man" Randy Savage approval, Perfect took a look would be appearing at a store towards the locker room and a minutes from our home to sign au- glance towards the ring.. .and made tographs, I was overjoyed. his way back to the squared circle, Now when most of the students to a throng of more cheers. at this University were looking for- The up again, down again see- ward to their Thanksgiving vaca- saw battle continued on for about tion to eat turkey and visit with rela ten more minutes, before Perfect lives, my friends and I were gearing Inadvertently slammed into the ref- up to meet the two-time WWF eree, knocking him unconscious. champion and possibly appear live Thai's another thing that always on pay-per-view television across makes me wonder, how come a the country. WWF referee is so prone to being My vacation started last Tuesday knocked out? Of course, at that (oops... I guess vacation was sup- moment pandemonium broke posed to start Wednesday,) when I loose. Perfect slapped his patended made the trek to the Mlddleburg finishing manuever, known as Heights Kiddle City - along with "The Perfect Plex," on both op- about 500 screaming kids - to ponents, and pinned Ramon for a stand in line for the chance to get nine-count and Flair for a six- Randy Savage's autograph. Now count. Only problem was that the you have to understand, my friend referee was lying dazed, in no con- from home who first gave me the dition to administer a count. call has had a lifelong ambition to When he finally did come to and meet the Macho Man. He fries to realized that all hell had broken dress like him, he tries to talk like loose, referee Dave Hebner wasted him, he even tries to act like him. no time ringing the bell for a dis- But as exciting as this meeting qualification. He awarded the bout was, it couldn't compare to the to the "Perfect Partners" because thrill of being part ot 20,000 Hair and Ramon had not paid at- screaming fans at the Coliseum, to tention to who the legal man in the witness the Survivor Series. Now, ring was. And another roar goes like most Americans, 1 have have made a career decision. You zerk. It was time for the main the Macho Man and he is set for through the crowd. I still can't un- ordered my share of WWF pay-per- have stepped to the other side." event, as Hair and his partner life. derstand how people can be satis- view events, but they are nothing So with the stage set for the tag- Razor Ramon arrogantly strutted After all of the pre-match postur- fied with a disqualification after compared to actually being there. team match of the year, the event towards the ring. Like all WWF ing, these brawlers were finally paying $18 for a ticket. Personally, As Is the case with all WWF pay- started with a couple of preliminary events, it took the bad guys about ready to get down to business. Like I would like to see someone's back per-view events, some kind of feud matches, involving some has-beens ten minutes to finish their entrance always, Hair was putting on an ab- to the mat for a One Two Three. is always the spark. This time, the and never-will-bes. Like the much- and make their way to the squared solutely brilliant performance as a But It was probably the most fun feud involved former WWF cham- celebrated tag match between the circle. showboat, busting out with a I had ever had during a WWF pay- pion Ric Flair and his former "fin- Owen Hart-Koko B. Ware team But when "Pomp and Circum- plethora of "Whooooo's" which per-view event and I can owe all of ancial adviser" Mr. Perfect. After and the notorious Head Shrinkers. stance" bellowed over the public have become his trademark. Ma- that to the fact that I was there. Macho Man's scheduled tag-team Needless to say, we sat bored address system, signaling the arri- cho Man was prouncing around the And to think, Wresttemania IX Is partner - The Ultimate Warrior - through this one. val of the Macho Man, the crowd outskirts of the ring, pointing fing- only five months away. &tSh December 4,1 ffl 8 Tfc«ltiM«r|

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