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Thursday, April 18,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 119
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San Diego 11 A University business gradu- Colorado 6 ate student almost lost his truck to an on-coming train when his truck was driven over the tracks Los Angeles 11 early Wednesday morning. San Francisco 2 Sandusky resident Gregory Norman said he and a girl he'd met at a local bar left in bis Ford AL Scores 5150. Norman said the girl, who he identified as "Bobbl," drove the truck out of the parking lot Milwaukee 3 west of Klnko's across the tracks New York 2 between the Wooster and Clough Street crossings. "She was trying to back out and Minnesota 9 she didn't like how slow it was Cleveland 8 going, so she threw it in for- ward,'' Norman said. "Then she ran." Chicago 3 Kansas City 1 Norman said the girl, who ran north after the incident, had been drinking. Texas 12 "She didn't appear anymore Oakland 1 drunk than I was," Norman said. Bowling Green Police contact- ed Conrail Railroad and they no- Penny drive winners tified a north-bound train. Hie announced train was able to stop just before The University Ambas- the Clough Street crossing. Con- sador United Way Penny rail advised five additional trains Drive collected $1000.01 for south of Clough to Hancock the United Way office of County of the situation, and they Wood County in the Greater were also delayed, according to Toledo area. David Lon Jit rt«t K/Thr Alloc la cd Preil the police report. Alpha Phi Omega was a- FHA member Shayla Anderson, left, and two other unidentified of the former Alfred P. Murrab Federal Building in downtown Norman was charged with fail- warded The Most Original members from Cushing Hlgb School pause after visiting the site Oklahoma City. ure to malntAln reasonable con- Penny Container. Taco Bell trol his vehicle. was named the most sup- portive business. Third place went to National Pan-Hellenic Council, second place went to Kappa Alpha Order and first place went to Resident Menendez brothers? lives spared Student Association. Libraries to show- Linda Deutsch over three days. Their decision Menendez family sat waiting. completed. only a recommendation, the The Associated Press was delivered in a courtroom The brothers, who entered the Lyle's attorney, Charles Gess- judge does not have the option to case facilities gripped with tension. courtroom in shirts and ties, ler, appeared overcome with impose a death sentence in con- The University Office of There were four separate ver- their faces paler than' ever, emotion and wiped his eyes. tradiction of the jurors' wishes. Libraries and Learning Re- LOS ANGELES - Lyle and Erik dicts in all, two for each brother showed no reaction to the pron- The Jury's pronouncement did Had they pronounced death, he sources will showcase its Menendez were spared the death for the killings of each parent 6 not end the legal saga for the could have reduced it to life. facilities and specialized ouncements. Erik did sit forward equipment this week. penalty Wednesday by a jury that 1/2 years ago. in his chair to listen more closely. brothers. The penalty verdict came Scheduled events include recommended life in prison for When the fourth "life in prison The verdicts were read for The judge said he would hold a nearly a month after the brothers tours of the Jerome and Ogg the shooting deaths of their par- without parole" verdict had been Erik first. His lawyer, Leslie hearing July 2 to hear defense were found guilty of killing par- Science libraries from noon ents. read, a large gasp of relief came Abramson, sat with her shoulder motions for a new trial and to ents Jose and Kitty Menendez to 1 p.m. Tuesday through Jurors reached the decision from the section of the court- touching his. He leaned back in pronounce sentence. Thursday. Refreshments after 13 hours of deliberations room where members of the his chair when his verdicts were While the jury's decision is See LIFE, page four. will be served after each tour. Call 372-2362 for res- ervations for the Jerome Library tour and 372-2593 Mind-erasing fun for reservations for the Groups sponsor Earth Day math/science library tour.
County Inspection Jennifer Schab political science." researcher whose speech about Department hours The BG News The event includes speakers, wolves is fascinating," Wahba exhibits, and activities of all said. change The Environmental Center and lands. The Earth Day celebration will New and extended sum- the Environmental Action Group mer hours for the Wood "The speakers will be speaking bring live animals to the Union County Inspection Depart- is sponsoring Earth Day events on timely Issues that affect us all. Oval, along with displays by local ment will be 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning today and ending Sat- If not now, then in the future," organizations, a recycling exhi- urday, May 4. Wahba said. "Steve Steel's bit, a T-shirt and plant sale and "Earth Day is going to be a lot speech on Zero Population tables for children on April 23, of fun this year," Marcie Wahba, Growth on Monday, April 22 is Wahba said. EAG treasurer said. "The Issues very interactive." "All events are free, and you Quote of apply to you in your personal life David Mech is speaking on can learn a lot at them," Wahba and In your classes, they apply to Tuesday, April 23. said. "I encourage people to the day economics, and literature, and "He is a world-renowned come to the events." "She didn't year any- re drunk CMU promises four-year degree an I was."j Jack ■uehrir ducted by the American Associa- at CMU, said the Degree Part- Greg Norman, The BG News tion of State Colleges and Uni- ners Program depends heavily on graduate stu- versities, 42.5 percent of stu- the students' and faculty's will- dent about Central Michagan University dents nationwide take six years ingness to work together. students are now being guar- to complete their undergraduate "It's called the 'Degree Part- driver of his anteed their degree in four years work. Fifty-seven percent of ners Program' because the stu- Paul T.pltfTkc AmclateS Pre u truck with the implementation of their Central Michigan students earn dents and the University are Daniel Delllnger aligns a section of the newest ride at Geagna new Degree Partners Plan. their degree in six years. Lake called the Mind Eraser roller coaster. According to a survey con- Bruce Rosko, dean of students See CMU, page four. Colored Ink Opinion page two Thursday, April 18,1996 Being blind-sided is a way of life
Isn't it strange After spending about 20 "Let's see ... About 8:20 p.m. As soon as you're born minutes In Wendy's, my friend according to the newspaper. You're dying and I went back over to our Why?" -Iron Maiden friend's house. He was home this As you've probably guessed, And once you're gone time and was kind of amused by the KFC in question was the one Earth Day needs You can't come back our arrival since the party wasnt my friend and I almost went to at -Nell Young until next Saturday. about that time. To anyone who's in touch with The next day when I woke up So what's the point of this cute more balanced info reality, It's a blatantly well-k- and stumbled into the kitchen, I little tale? nown fact that we're all going to saw my mother sitting there To be honest with you, I dont Along with the planting of Earth Day "96 take a decidedly die some day. Another fact most reading the newspaper. "Did you even know if it truly has one. trees, public rallies and political different point of view. They people try not to think about very hear about that girl that was I mean, whether we know It or claims and counterclaims likely show how the environment is much is that most of us don't murdered at a Kentucky Pried not, each of us has probably bru- to occur this year on Earth Day, cleaner and safer today than at know when we're going to die. Chicken restraunt in Toledo last shed shoulders with death at three ideas will recieve wide- any previous time in our life- Take this past Saturday for ex- night?" She Innocently asked. least once, if not a great number spread attention for the first times. And they explain why re- ample ... "What KFC was It?" I asked, of times. Hell, I almost came time. lying on government is not the A friend of mine and I were up suddenly feeling much more within feet of having my head They arc best way to ensure that the envi- in Toledo going to a mutual awake. blown off over a birthday party ■The earth is not on the eve of ronment continues to be protec- friend's house for a birthday that was still a week away. environmental destruction. ted." party. And people say there's justice ■Prosperity is not incompati- A total of 140,000 copies of As the situation would have it, Do yourself a favor in the world... ble with environmental protec- Earth Day "96 are being distrib- however, our friend wasn't home. tion. uted on college campuses, in high Granted we were kind of early, sound good to you?" I asked as and don't put stuff off, Do yourself a favor and don't ■Markets are often superior to schools, and at Earth Day events but it still struck me as strange we walked back toward my car. because at any given put stuff off, because at any giv- government regulation when it across the country. Over 500 that nobody was there. "How about Weady's?" My en moment any one of our lives comes to protecting human community groups, elected offi- "Well now what?" My friend friend suggested. I decided that moment any one of could be over just like... that. health and the environment. cials, and students are participat- asked. it would probably be wise... if not our lives could be Aaron Weisbrod is the Thurs- Support for those views, along ing in the distribution campaign. It was a true moral quagmire. simply courteous... to go with his over just like... that. day columnist guy who'd like to with essays by a dozen scientists "Next year, we aim to distrib- We could either sit there on the suggestion, since he was the one thank The Braat and The Ran- and other experts on global ute one million copies," says porch and wait for him to get floating me a few bucks for the dom Girl for having him on as a warming, recycling and the Bast. "It's time people heard home, or we could go and get grub. "It was the one off of South special guest during "The Better health effects of chlorine, can be about the progress being made, something to eat at one of the "Wendy's It is!" I said as we Avenue." She replied. Half of Late Night Lingerie." found in Earth Day '96, a 36-page not just the problems that re- nearby restaurants, then come sped past the KFC entryway and "What time did It happen?" I Stiiff can be sent to aar- newspaper being distributed na- main." back. instead drove across the street to asked, turning paler by the sec- onw9bgnet.bgsu.edu or 210 West tionwide by an Illinois-based Earth Day '96 addresses such "Does Kentucky Fried Chicken Wendy's. ond. Hall. think tank. "hot button" issues as recycling, The newspaper's publisher, global warming, ozone depletion, Joseph Bast, says Earth Day '96 automobile pollution, chlorine brings some long-needed balance and second-hand smoke. It can be and common sense to the envi- viewed on the World Wide Web ronmental movement by visiting The Heartland Insti- "Most Earth Day newspapers tute's site at exaggerate environmental prob- hnpV/www.heart land.org. lems and claim that only HOB, government can save the day," says Bast, who is president of the Diane Carol Bast T0 ! nonprofit Heartland Institute. Heartland Institute ^ !rW "The authors appearing in Earth Day-96 PGSDUMUT. The BG News VBUONOl "A Commitment to Excellence"
Dawn Keller Jay Young Managing editor News editor Jim Barker Amy Johnson Associate editor City editor
Joe Peiffer Scott Brown Opinion editor Sports editor
Joe Boyle Hideki Kobayashi Weekend Reality editor Photo editor
Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief
Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman Copy editor Copy editor
Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Copy editor Copy editor Women need to help themselves Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott Copy editor Copy chief life is to be lived, not con- the few girlfriends I have and we be learned from It. Men's atti A perfect world would be trolled, and humanity is won by spend our time talking about tudes are changing, and women's where the majority of the women Tania Runyan Amy Black continuing to play in face of cer- things like men, fashion and day- must be sure to, also. were secure with their Internal Copy editor Copy editor tain defeat. to-day events. Things we waste Women hold their own future being - and have destroyed the - Ralph Ellison these breaths on have only a in their hands. It's useless to myths with their certainty. It Darren Liderbach Kristen Sherlock small Impact on our lives as a complain about what men are do- would also be a world where all Copy editor copy editor Excuse me If I offend you whole - and rush by quickly and ing today and what they've done the externalities of women were but... rarely reach to any real depths. In the past if women dont take Throughout my life my friends Rarely, have I had a conversa- active steps to change it them- have usually been men, and I've tion which even surfaced things selves. Depending on men to always had trouble identifying like faith and the derivation of make change Just won't work - Despite what men Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken with other women. Maybe it's be- our beliefs, day-to-day goals and s and it would not be worthwhile think, women have a Colleen Casey Alianna Dias cause as a child I was somewhat lifetime goals with my women In the end If It did. of a tomboy - at least that's what great deal of power Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin friends. Those few I have had I The ideas and myths surround- other girls called me. I would cherish. Can women really be ing women will only dissolve if over what men do to Chad Gamby Matt Gannon really love to hear the theories open and honest with each other? women wipe them out them- them and think of Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl behind the tomboy (anyone?). I Throughout life women have selves. Women need to change Kevin Rathge Ed Reed wonder how many other women been taught they must dress cer- competition between them in the them. Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec feel the same way. tain ways to Impress certain menial parts of their lives to be- It seems that women have vic- ideas, act certain ways, work in ginning to work together for the Copyright c 0% by The BG News. Reprinting of timized women a great deal. Of certain ways, play In certain better fruits of life. shed to the core of their unimpor- any material in this publication whiioui the permission of course, not as much as men have ways, be protected by certain Yes, women have had a great tance. So what if Slnead O'Con- The li( i News is strictly prohibited. in our extensive history together things and achieve certain deal of obstacles throughout life, nor shaves her head, if Alanls The lu i News is an independent student voice and not quite the same or as things. One of the worst things and will until death. I myself was Morissette wants to express her founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic overtly. Despite what men think, women have been taught is to told I couldn't get a job for the anger and rage and If Madonna year and Wednesday's in the summer. women have a great deal of compete with each other. All graveyard shift at a business In wants to express her sexuality, Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those power over what men do to them these things have made it all the this city because the owner felt It as long as they are true to them- of the student body, faculty or University administration and think of them. more difficult for women to was his duty to protect me selves. Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not Women allow themselves to make the impressions they want against things which might hap- I thank God that He made me a necessarily those of The li( i News. buy into the myths that physical woman because despite any Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 on the world, to be as radical as pen as a woman during those appearance is important Many they desire without being ridi- hours. He failed to see that I'm hardships I faced in the past and words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone will face in the future based on number and University affiliation, if any. The B< i News women have been told they must culed, and to live life as they see perfectly able to take care of my- reserves the right to edit any and all letters. be a certain weight for their fit self and I was searching for an my gender I have gained The Bl News encourages its readers to notify the height or they are overweight, Whose fault is all of this? I employer, not another father. strength and learned many price- paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. and women tell this to each other. cannot even begin to answer that I have also been propositioned less lessons. How often do men worry If their question. However, there are by men when it was not their And honestly, it Is probably 210 West Hall butts are a little out of proportion probably many out there who will place to do so, and when they i just as much. If not more, my Bowling Green State University with the rest of their body ? point their fingers at the men. If thought their power allowed j fault for having trouble Identify- Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 Women who dress certain ways we get to the root of the problem, them to do so. And I have been ing with many women. Exploring bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu are also labelled certain ways. they are probably right abused by women. the insights, faiths, beliefs and And the sad part of women's Again, comes those famous an- But I refuse to be called a vic- thoughts of women peers la. a fashion is the time they waste noying few words: put the past tim, and I refuse to let life con- journey I look forward to. J discussing and worrying about it aside By no means must we for- trol me Instead of me controlling Robin Coe is a guest columnist It saddens me when I'm with get It, because lessons are still to my life. for The BG News.
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- ■ '-•---- City Thursday, April 18,1996 page three Catching anything? Black Swamp Festival looking for volunteers
NlckSabo tasks at specific times during the "We're really looking for The BC News three day festival, such as work- groups with a cleanliness fetish," ing in the information booth or Brent said. "The festival takes The Black Swamp Arts Fes- helping to keep the food court place during hornet season, and tival Is looking for people, local clean. we need people to empty trash groups and businesses to help The festival will run Sept. 6-8, cans." staff the 1996 festival. beginning with a music night on The Visual Arts segment of the "We've always wanted people Friday. The artists and food festival is also looking for vol- who want to take part," said court will be set up on Wooster unteers. Francis Brent, co-chairperson of Street Saturday and stay through "We could use people who'll the festival. "We're trying to get Sunday. Volunteers' help will be help the artists' sets and unload BGSU involved, and that's why most needed on the latter two their exhibits," said Kay Bag- we're getting in contact with or- days. Hone, head of visual arts during ganizations now. The festival Is "The idea of extending pride the festival. "Basically, anyone at the same time as classes start, and involvement in the communi- who is brave enough to show up it's a very confusing time. This ty is the main idea behind the at5ajn." gives them time to plan, to decide festival," Brent said. "Groups Individual volunteers are also who'll do what." [that participate] will be credited welcome. Any interested organi- The Black Swamp Arts Fes- In the festival program and can zations should call the Downtown tival is looking for groups and add their involvement among Business Association Office at organizations to adopt specific their accomplishments. 354-4332. Cla-Zel to celebrate 70th anniversary Manager claims local theater remembered for differences
Brandon Wray there were 20 screens, and they teresting like ••Schindler's list" The BG News gave you a map with your ticket." and "Remains of the Day," Hardy said. Downtown's Cla-Zel Theatre Another part of the theater's will be celebrating its 70th an- attraction is most people who Hardy added the two most niversary as a Bowling Green in- have lived In the area have fond popular movies in Bowling Green stitution April 21. memories of the Cla-Zel, he said. history are the "Rocky Horror The theater is very different Picture Show" and "Pulp Fic- from the cinemas that many Uni- "I always hear people say that tion." Araondo Keosai fly-fishes In the Licking River In Zanesvllle, Ohio. Being outdoor* was no easy versity students are used to, ac- they either worked there or they trick ■■ the weather twitched from mow, aleet, rain and sunshine. cording to Kevin Hardy, man- had their first date there," Hardy Festivities for the anniversary ager of the Cla-Zel, 127 N. Main. said."There was a car of guys on Sunday include free showings from Kentucky who stopped in of "On the Waterfront" starring "When people first come in I town off the highway to eat and Eva Marie Saint and several Boy returns to father in Germany always hear one of two things: they saw the theater. It turns out silent films by Lillian and Dor- either 'Wow,' or "Which theater Is that they went to school here^nd othy Gish, according to Kim Wal- it In?'." Kids today dont expect they took a lot of pictures of the ter, marketing director for Great The Associated Press father, who won a federal court turned over her son, Tommy this movie palace. They are used building." Eastern Theatres. ruling that custody of the child Friedrich, to her ex-husband in to the cardboard box theaters of The Great Eastern Theatres CINCINNATI - The 6-year-old should be determined by a Ger- an attorney's office Tuesday. the cinemas," Hardy said. "I The theater always has to show own the Cla-Zel and several other son of an Ohio woman has re- man court. went to a cinema once where movies that are a little more in- classic movie palaces in Ohio. turned to Germany with his Jeana Johnson, of Ironton, See CUSTODY, page four.
Buy a Mac before you pack. For further information please visit BGSU Computer Sales and Rental 129 Hayes Hall or call (419) 372-7724 Prices abovedo not include tax &handling fees! Please Sopby or aUfcccurrent availability on Petforraa62rt frnjomtait — —-" .■■—.. ■ ■ ■■—i.^—i-^.-.iT ■■■.., _» . ,-iif . ■ ■■ >.i—— i-.. ■ . . «-,.— f?7T- ....1*1.. mtcttm *k«»*mUl*»lmnlMm(VSmlil.Jlmm!KII*m>»nn>tl>l * City page four The BG News Thursday, April 18.1996 High school teacher believes spiked coffee was prank
The Associated Press ping a capsule of the drug Doxe- classes. around what was left of the cof- nearby Mercy Medical Center. cials would Identify the students pin Into teacher Larry Pilson's "I took a sip of it, and it was fee. The doctors told him he'd be fine, or say bow they could be SPRINGFIELD, Ohio - A high coffee cup Tuesday. One of the really strong and nasty tasting,'' Then his mouth began to tingle. but said the drug can be lethal in reached. The students have been school teacher who unwittingly students confessed, saying they he said. "As soon as I put It down, Pllaon continued to teach, but larger quantities or if the "vic- suspended but the school would drank coffee students spiked only wanted to see if it would I asked, 'Did somebody play a about 20 minutes later, began tim" Is allergic to it. not discuss the case Wednesday. with ■ prescription muscle re- make him sleepy. Joke and put something in the getting groggy. Pilson was released Tuesday Clark County Sheriff Gene Ke- laxant says he's sure it was a The 32-year-old science and coffee?'" "I Just started feeling a little afternoon, feeling groggy but no lly said a sophomore boy and two prank. Job-skills teacher said Wednes- None of the seven students as- bit out of it, sort of disoriented, worse for wear. He said Wednes- freshmen girls have been Well, pretty sure. day he knew something wasn't sembled for his third-period oc- like I wasnt there," he said. day he was feeling better but charged. The boy was charged Three Northwestern High quite right when he took a sip cupational work-adjustment Just before class ended, he got took time off to rest He planned with delinquency counts of as- School students have been from the quarter-full cup he had class said a word. worried and headed to the prin- to go back to the classroom sault and drug abuse, Kelly said. charged with juvenile delin- left on his classroom desk while He peered into the cup and cipal's office for help. Thursday. quency counts for allegedly slip- he monitored students changing spotted a white, powdery ring A secretary drove him to Neither Pilson nor school offi- See SPIKED, page aix. CMU Continued from page one.
working together," he said. "The students have certain require- ments they have to meet, while the faculty has their own set of responsibilities to the students." Rosko says the students who sign up for the program must have committed to a degree and declared a major prior to the first semester of their freshman year. They must also be enrolled as full-time students and agree to meet with both general academic and faculty advisers before en- rolling for classes each semester. "Students have to agree to fol- low their adviser's advice," Ro- sko said. "The advisers are re- sponsible for giving students quality academic advice and providing them with the courses they need" Michelle Howard, Director of Academic Advising Services, at Central Michigan, said she knows this puts more pressure on ad- visers, but they look forward to the challenge. "We welcome this new pro- gram," she said. "We always look for ways we can give students direct advice that can be applied to their degree, and this is a good way to do that" Rosko added that students who do fulfill their part of the pro- gram, and do not have a degree in four years, can take the remain- ing courses needed to complete their degree at CMU's expense. "We are confident enough in this program that we are willing to pay for any courses a student needs to receive their degree after four years," he said. "We're committed to this pro- gram, and the students seem to be interested as well. It will be laborious, but It will be worth it when we start graduating more students in four years." LIFE Continued from page one.
with 12-gauge, pump-action shotguns as they watched TV In the living room of their Beverly Hills mansion. The brothers contended through two trials they were avenging years of abuse and cruel treatment. That defense was powerful enough in the first trial to deadlock the Jury and force a second trial. In the sec- ond trial, it was turned aside by the Judge. Jurors were grim-faced as they filed Into the courtroom. Their written decisions were handed In by the same young male foreman who led their deliberations dur- ing the guilt phase of the trial. The Jurors said they did not want to talk to the press In the courthouse, although Los Angel- es County Superior Court Judge Stanley Weisberg warned they might be pursued elsewhere if they did not grant a press con- ference. The Judge agreed to allow nearly three months before sen- tencing after Abramson said she planned a lengthy new trial mo- tion that would be complicated and might consume more than a day of court time. The Judge ordered a probation report to be prepared on each de- fendant and asked If each under- stood they had the right to be sentenced within 20 days. Both answered, "Yes," in firm voices. CUSTODY
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Johnson met and married Manny Friedrich while she was stationed at a U.S. military base in Bad Aibling, Germany, where he worked as a bartender. The couple separated when Tommy was 19 months old, and Johnson returned to the United States after she was discharged from the Army.
The custody battle has been in SAVE UP TO 44% ON EVERY CALL U.S. courts for four yeaTs»» Nation m X Thursday, April 18,1996 page five Parolee admits Bye bye Miss American Pie to murder, not sexual assault Michelle Locke have to be "stoic" and try to step The Associated Press back from emotions evoked by the case. SAN JOSE, Calif. - The parolee But he assured them the de- on trial In the kidnapping and fense would not forget the murder of Polly Klaas admits he tragedy of the death of a young killed the child but did not sexu- girl. "Notlilng we do is intended ally assault her, his attorney told to lose sight of that," he said. jurors. After Collins spoke, Polly's "The evidence In this case will mother. Eve Nichol took the be overwhelming," Deputy Pub- stand to talk about the night of lic Defender Barry Collins said Oct. 1, 1993, when Polly was tak- in his 10-minute opening state- en. ment to jurors. The evening began with three But Collins said while Richard young girls giggling as they Allen Davis is guilty of killing the played at a slumber party. It 12-year-old, there is no evidence ended with Nichol making a 911 the 41-year-old ex-convict sexu- call to report the abduction of Po- ally assaulted her. lly. The 911 tape was played for "We wont be offering any ex- jurors Tuesday. •■f cuses for what Mr. Davis did, but Nichol sounded befuddled by s"~v v - \ *&.X *"x.-^ ■«— we will be asking you to convict sleep at first as she told the dis- Du ManclMk/Tkc AuKiMrd Pr*M Mr. Davis of what the evidence Johnny Aceuedo, right, competes In the 10 to 12 age group pie- center rear, at the Lancaster Boys and Girls Club. patcher she had Just been eating contest with Aaron Handy, left, and Beth Ann Lerro, shows," Collins said. awakened by the two girls at- Tuesday, prosecutor Greg tending the slumber party in Pol- Jacobs also talked about the issue ly's bedroom. of sexual assault in his opening "Apparently, a man just broke statement. into our house, and they said he Davis now denies any sexual took my daughter," she said. Navy fighter crashes in Virginia assault, but Jacobs quoted con- A few sentences later, her versations Davis had with police voice sharpened from anxiety to John Diamond aboard the jet, Lt. Carla McCar- "Please take a moment to fully In which he made statements to a growing horror. Chiefs of Staff, who have said the The Associated Press thy said. Their conditions were survey the carrier and its air- Pentagon should reach a weapons the effect that if he had assaulted "She's 121/2... she's not here," not Immediately known. craft," Gingrich wrote in a letter procurement budget of $60 bil- her he didn't want to remember. she said, her voice rising, later WASHINGTON - Another It marked the fourth F-14 crash to Clinton dated Tuesday. Noting Jacobs told jurors Polly's body adding, "I didn't even hear any- lion by 1998. Under Clinton's Navy F-14 fighter went down to- this year. Three previous crashes that the carrier, launched in plan, that level of weapons was found with a flannel night- thing" in a tone of disbelief. day, this one in southeastern Vir- have resulted in seven fatalities. 19SS, is the oldest in the Navy, gown and a miniskirt pushed spending won't be reached until Also on the tape, one of the ginia, a day after Navy officials The crash came hours after Gingrich added that "the F-14s 2001. above her waist. He said the re- girls, Kate McLean, took the assured lawmakers they are on President Clinton boarded the on board are nearly two decades mains, which were found with The Gingrich letter was politi- receiver to tell the dispatcher top of a chronic safety problem USS Independence moored off old." As crash investigations con- cally barbed on two fronts: It the skull separated from the what happened. besetting the twin-engine plane. Tokyo today. Following con- tinue, he said, "we cant discount suggested that Clinton's declin- body, were too decomposed for Her voice quavering slightly, The Navy F-14 crashed in a gressional hearings Tuesday on a the role that aging equipment ing defense budgets may be part- conclusive evidence of sexual as- she described how a man carry- woods and exploded at Oceana rash of military crashes, House might play in this disturbing ly responsible for fatal crashes, sault. ing a knife had appeared at the Naval Air Station near Virginia Speaker Newt Gingrich wrote to trend." and it pointed up a split between Davis is not charged with sex- door of Polly's room, tied the Beach, Va Witnesses saw two Clinton urging him to consider Gingrich urged Clinton to en- Clinton's civilian defense ad- ual assault, but he is charged girls up and fled with his captive. people eject from the plane and the advanced age of the warship dorse the view voiced in testi- visers and the top uniformed mil- with attempted lewd acts with a She said the man kept assuring parachutes open, WAVY-TV in and the F-14s on its deck. mony by members of the Joint itary. minor. the girls he wasn't going to hurt Virginia Beach reported. A pilot Collins told jurors they would them. and radar intercept officer were
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Militia member won't take FBI money Senate rushes to pass
The Associated Press check out rumors reported by ing he could not be trusted in a said be checks with FBI Special militias. movement where many hold anti- Agent William Grode on rumors anti-terrorism legislation TULSA, Okla. - A South Da- But Tuesday, Parsons told the government views. and then relays Information back kota militia member who testi- Tulsa World he will no longer J J. Johnson of the Ohio Unor- to the militias. Carolyn Skomeck said Senate Judiciary Commit- fied in an Oklahoma bomb cons- take the money because of the ganized Militia has distributed a Grode testified in the Okla- The Associated Press tee Chairman Orrin Hatch, piracy case says he will no longer appearance of a conflict of inter- fax saying his group will not homa case that the government R-Utah. accept monthly payments from est. work with Tri-States. He called paid Parsons to keep the center WASHINGTON - The Sen- The compromise measure the FBI after other militias "I'm bitter about being bran- Parsons' actions "traitorous" to open because it believed he had ate Is rushing work on anti- agreed to by conferees late labeled him a traitor. ded a traitor for what I thought the movement. been a «-«iming voice in the mili- terrorism legislation to beat Monday restored some anti- John Parsons, a member of the was doing the right thing," he "Any Information or Intel- tia movement the one-year anniversary of terrorism provisions the ad- Tri-States Militia, had been re- told the newspaper. "This has ligence originating from the Tri- Parsons testified that one of the Oklahoma City bombing ministration had sought and ceiving $1,775 a month from the left me disillusioned about peo- States Militia is considered to be three defendants, Willie Ray that killed 168 people. the House rebuffed. However, government to run a militia ple... not militias." compromised!" Johnson wrote. Lampley, came to South Dakota A key provision of a House- others were left out to ensure communication center in Burke, Some militias were calling for Parsons said he communicates in August and asked him to help Senate compromise bill is its the votes of some House S.D. The center's purpose Is to Parsons to leave Tri-States, say- with 900 militias in 48 states. He blow up buildings. limits on federal appeals by members concerned that they convicts, including death-row would Increase government inmates. It also would create intrusions on personal lib- SPIKED new federal crimes involving erties. international terrorism and Those omitted included a Continued from page four. coffee," Kelly said. the murder or attempted mur- provision that would have Kelly didn't know why they did der of any federal employees made It easier to wiretap all The girls were each charged with it but said they told Investigators because of their work. phones used by a suspected delinquency counts of drug they had no ulterior motive. They President Clinton has pres- terrorist, something already abuse and complicity to assault. did it, Kelly said, just to do it. sed Congress repeatedly to allowed in organized crime The students could serve time Pilson said the boy involved pass strong anti-terrorism leg- probes. at a detention center if the judge called him at home Wednesday to islation, noting in a radio ad- determines they're guilty, but apologize. He said the boy told dress Saturday that after the "You can do it for John Gott i prosecutors say it is more likely him they didn't mean to hurt him. Oklahoma City bombing last now, you can do it for organ- they will be placed on probation They thought the piU would just April 19, Congress said it ized crime now, but guess and required to perform commu- make him sleepy, and they want- would pass such a bill in six what - our friends In the nity service. ed to see what would happen. weeks. House said you shouldn't be Kelly said the capsule came The Senate was expected to able to do it for terrorists," from a prescription written for a He said he knows the students pass the bill by Friday, and said Sea Joseph Biden, D-DeL relative of one of the female stu- well and has never had any prob- possibly as early as today. "What is the logic in that?" dents. lem with them. 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Chris Sheridan feat," coach Mike Dunleavy of "But they'd have to win a The big "seven-oh" doesn't Or even the 1991-92 Bulls, a The Associated Press the Milwaukee Bucks said after championship before comparing make the Bulls better than the team that started 36-5 and won Its his team nearly played spoiler them to all-time teams." 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers, a second of three straight cham- Jackson's easy MILWAUKEE - The greatest before losing 86-80. Reaching 70 victories was a team that went 69-13 in the regu- pionships. team ever? Not yet. "Are they the best team ever? goal the Bulls set early in the lar season and went on to win a job cluttered The Chicago Bulls didn't earn They've got three of the best de- season and met despite the sus- championship behind Jerry Basketball Is still a team game that distinction just by clinching fenders (Michael Jordan, Scott ie pension of Rodman, the injuries West, Gall Goodrich and Wilt and the last team standing is the with egos the best regular-season record in Pippen, Dennis Rodman) that to Pippen and Luc Longley, the Chamberlain. beat Chicago can finish 73-9 by NBA history with their 70th vic- compare to any team ever, the complaints of Ton! Kukoc and the winning Its last three games, but tory of the season Tuesday night. best non-center rebounder ever distraction of upcoming free Or the 1967-68 Philadelphia the playoffs haven't started and and injuries The debate has already begun. in Rodman, the best go-to guy agency for Jordan and coach Phil 76ers, who were 68-13 and also the Bulls haven't won anything "What they've done is quite a ever in Michael. Jackson. won a title with Chamberlain. yet.
The Associated Press MILWAUKEE - Everyone in BG men's America thinks he could do Phil Jackson's Job. Falcons ice Penguins with comeback "Sure they could," Jim Clea- tennis downs mons, one of his assistants, chor- tled. "I've been With Phil since he Butler at took over in Chicago and let me say this: He keeps astounding me." crucial time
The skeptical are not so easily Paul Markolt swayed. They ask: How hard can The BG News it be to win three NBA champion- The Bowling Green men's ten- ships when Michael Jordan is on nis team edged Butler 4-3 In one your team? How hard can it be to of the most important matches of win 70 games in the same season the year. when that team also has Scott ie "I'm really proud of this team," Pippen, Dennis Rodman and Toni Falcon coach Dave Morin said. Kukoc? "This was a very challenging Cleamons answers that ques- match, but It is great to see the tion with two of his own. players come through when It "How do you make sure these matters the most." guys stick to the concept of team The double's teams got the Fal- play? How do you make guys like cons off to a good start sweeping these - each of whom is a super- through Butler's line-up winning star in his own right - under- all three matches. At first dou- stand team priorities in this day bles, junior Adam Tropp and and age?" senior Mark Clochetto downed The short answer is Jackson. Shlomo Shemesh and Nathan Anyone who needs a more in- Schaf fner 8-6. depth explanation would do well Shemesh, a freshman transfer to look at how the Bulls beat the from Israel, began the match as Bucks 86-80 Tuesday night. That the 2nd ranked singles player in victory gave them more regular- the region, and has been ranked season wins than any team in in the top 20 nationally. NBA history, even though three In other doubles matches, games remain. The 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers, which included sophomores Milan Ptak and Da- vid Anderton downed Butler's Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Greg Anderson and Justin Bev- Gail Goodrich and a little-used erly 8-5 at second doubles. And at rookie named Jim Cleamons, third doubles the Falcons duo of went 69-13. juniors Joel Terman and Seth "I was happy for that team. I'm Dimling defeated Kaus Chris- happy for this one," Cleamons topher and James Fergusson 8-3. said, "For me, this was a no-lose Morin felt the doubles point situation." Tkc BC Ntwi/HMckl Kobayuhl was crucial. For him, maybe it was. But A Falcon Inf(elder runs down a Youngstown State baierunner yes- defeat the Penguins. terday at Steller Field. The Falcon comeback with six runs to "The key to the match was to ever since early February, Jack- start quick, and set the tempo," son found himself facing a no- Morin said. "We set the tempo in win situation. Chicago went un- Blake Parkins blasted a three-run homer off Tracy advanced to third, on a some work today, and it just doubles. Our doubles played very beaten through January, then The BC News Andy Smith in the top of the pinch hit sacrifice by Jerome happened to fall into a save op- well." opened a six-game swing out third. This gave YSU a 4-2 ad- Kynard for the second out. portunity, and I took advantage The Falcons then split the sin- west by demolishing the defend- It was a record setting day vantage Junior Jason Calvin reached of it." gles matches with Butler as ing champion Houston Rockets for the Bowling Green baseball The Falcons would draw first base but was unable to The win was earned by re- Terman, sophomore Ryan Gabel and suddenly a 70-win season be- team, as they came from be- within one run as Andy Tracy score Tracy. Sophomore Brian liever Mike Chaney, who im- and freshman Radu Bartan came crushed his second solo homer came leas a diversion and more hind to beat the Youngstown Cannon scored Tracy and ad- proves his record to 4- 3 on the away with Falcon victories. Ter- and more a demand. And not just State Penguins. over the centerf ield fence The vanced Calvin on an infield season. The win also Improves man downed Anderson 6-1, 6-4 at Falcons would maintain this from fans. The bats came alive for the chopper. The score was now the club's record to 19-11 over- fifth singles; Gabel defeated Publicly, Jordan kept soft- Falcons as they recorded six deficit until giving up another tied with two outs, bringing all, and 7-7 In the MAC. Christopher 6-2, 6-3; and Bartan • run in the top of the seventh Head coach Danny Schmltz pedaling the mark, but In private runs on 10 hits to beat the catcher Donny Shone to the edged Juan Rodriguez 6-7 (7-4), moments, he made clear any- Penguins 6-5. inning, giving Youngstown plate. Shone drove a slicer into was pleased with the team's 6-2, 6-3. Bartan's victory came State a 5-3 lead. thing less would not do. He raised Senior Andy Tracy kick- the outfield to score the win- effort against the Penguins. with the match tied at 3-3, plac- The Falcons would not give the level of his own game, de- started the Falcons with a solo ning run. ing a lot of pressure on the Fal- manded his teammates do the homerun in the first to tie the up, however, as the team con- The lead was maintained by "I thought it was a solid per- con freshman. structed a three run rally In the reliever Bob Reichow who re- same and sometimes, in that score at one. It was Tracy's formance all the way around ... Morin was Impressed with all seventh inning to take the final the bats came alive," said domineering mode he slips into sixth homer of the season, and corded his eighth save of the of the Falcons victories, but es- ao easily, Jordan persuaded hurt it would not be his last. lead 6-5. The rally was started year to set a new school record Schmltz. "I thought that pecially Bartan's. teammates to play. If needed, he A sacrifice fly by Drew Nlles with consecutive walks by for saves in a single season. several of our guys that came Riechow commented about his out of the bull-pen did a real "Radu really hung In there sometimes made up deficits all gave BG a one run lead in the Drew Nlles and Andy Tracy. after losing the first set and pre- nice job." by himself. second inning. This lead would The runners were advanced by save. vailed," Morin stated. "That's Gradually, Jackson's role in be short lived however, as a Mike Combs at bat for the "He [Coach Schmltz] just Today the Falcons host Day- ton at 2:00 p.m. at Steller Field. tough for a freshman, but It will the campaign changed. Initially, Youngstown's Scott Arkwright first out. Niles scored and wanted to more or less give me make Radu a better player and it was to make sure the Bulls got makes us a tougher team." to 70 without killing themselves - or depleting so much energy that they had nothing left when the playoffs rolled around. Like Jets hope top pick doesn't get plenty of things, the quest was fun ao long as things went smoothly.
Then Pippen went down with a grounded into first round flop bad back and sore legs and Rod- man head-butted a referee and Dave Goldberg and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Indianapolis with Lindy Infante's got tossed for six games. Aches The Associated Press have not had a winning season Colts, the coach who drafted him flared, spirits sagged and the since 1982 largely because of a No. 2 overall for the Green Bay psychological grind was telling. NEW YORK - The New York succession of blown draft picks, Packers. Jets, who have the No. 1 pick in moat In the Top 10. ■ In 1986, Tampa Bay drafted To keep Jordan from wearing Saturday's draft, know how easy "This lant an exact science," Bo Jackson with the No. 1 pick, down, Jackson assumed nearly It is to mess up a high choice says Bill Poltan, who built a team even though Jackson said he'd all of the leadership duties off Just mention one name Blair in the Buffalo Bills that won four play baseball rather than play for the court. The hardest part, mo- Thomas, on whom the Jets used Super Bowls and now Is general the Bucs. Jackson did play base- tivating the team, played into the second overall pick In 1990. manager of the Carolina Panth- ball, then went to the Los Angeles Jackson's strengths. Not only That was the same year another ers. "There are a lot of excellent Raiders the next year. does he dabble In psychology and running back - Emmitt Smith - talent evaluators in this league ■ In 1987, the Bucs drafted philosophy, the son of two Pente- went to the Dallas Cowboys with who have made a lot of big mis- Vlnny Testaverde with the top costal ministers can be a con- the 17th. takes." pick to replace the incumbent, vincing speaker when he needs'to First round busts are the rule Some examples: 26-year-old Steve Young. Young be In the NFL - odds are that a third ■ In 1989, a lot of people was traded to the San Francisco to a half of the 30 first-rounders thought the best player In the 49ers, Testaverde set a record "Mentally," Jordan said Tues- Saturday won't meet expecta- draft was offensive tackle Tony for interceptions In Tampa and day night, "he challenged us in tions. Some-will take teams down Mandarich. now, with the Baltimore Ravens, lots of different ways. And that with them. Dallas had the first pick but Is somewhere In the middle of the wasn't every night. We had vet- Thus were the Cowboys of the Jimmy Johnson bypassed Man- NFL's quarterback pack. enutbdayers, ao we went through •80s done In by the 1 ikes of Rod darich for Troy Alkman. Aikman ■ In 1981, the New Orleans strefencs motivating ourselves. Hill and Billy Ray Smith; the has been the winning pitcher in Saints had the first overall pick. But he was very good at giving us New York Giants have declined three Super Bowls; Mandarich, Bum Phillips, hoping to recreate AP HM«/W«nMr SUcu- a chaUang* and pushing us when in the '90s because of picks like out of the league for four years, Nebraska running back Lawrence Phillips jumps over Michigan we needed to be pushed." Jarrod Bunch and Derek Brown, la now attempting a comeback in SeelETS, State's Jabbar Threats In a previous game Sports page eight The BG News Thursday, April I^^% Carew bids daughter farewell Irvin's attorney wants hotel after search for donor fails records to counter search The Associated Press Larry Gertier the other kids." chell Cairo, director of blood The Associated Press Michelle received a trans- and bone marrow transplants plant of fetal umbilical cord at the hospital. DALLAS - The defense attor- ORANGE, Calif. - Rod blood on March 22 In an effort She died of cardiac and res- ney for Michael Irvin has sub- Carew's 18-year-old daughter to rebuild her immune system. piratory failure at 6:28 a.m.. poenaed records from the motel died of leukemia Wednesday It was tried as an alternative the hospital said. Since the where police raided a party last after the Hall of Earner's ap- after no matching marrow March 22 operation, she had month attended by the star Dal- peal for a bone-marrow donor could be found. Michelle's two been kept in a sterile room, las Cowboys receiver, a former drew 70,000 responses but not sisters and her parents were family and other visitors teammate and two topless dan- one match. incompatible. Her father is of sealed of f by a window. cers. "All we did was we told her West Indian and Panamanian The family had thought Mi- In an apparent move to chal- that we love her, that we're all ancestry; her mother has Rus- chelle was going to die in lenge the legality of a search that here, and I Just told her to have sian Jewish roots. December. For seven months, led to the indictment of Irvin and a safe Journey," Carew, tears Chemotherapy was used to the Carews had stayed in a the two women on cocaine char- in his eyes, said hours after kill the cancerous cells, but it spare hospital room or in a ges, attorney Kevin Clancey Michelle's death. ■ left her body blistered and raw. motor home in a rear parking asked the manager of the Resi- Michelle died with her "The percentages weren't in lot. dence Inn by Marriott to bring a father, her mother, Marilynn, her favor as far as finding a Carew, a seven-time Ameri- variety of records to today's first other family members and match," Carew said In the hos- can League batting champion pret rial hearing in the case. APphWWDavMWM friends by her side at Chil- pital lobby. "She just ran out of who retired in 1985, has been The hearing was scheduled be- Michael Irvin relaxes and reads Sports Illustrated In District dren's Hospital of Orange time. ... She Just lost the on leave from the Angels. fore Criminal District Judge County. "She kept our spirits up by Judge Manny Alvarez's courtroom In Dallas Wednesday, April battle." Manny Alvarez. 17,1996. Her battle against the The hospital received telling Jokes," he said. "We At today's proceeding, Alvarez disease had been followed by thousands of calls and letters. would walk in the room and she was expected to hear a request In an search of the room, police rooms were within 150 feet of the people nationwide after her Many promised to be tested as would always say something from five news organizations to reported finding nearly 2 ounces room where the bust took place. father issued a plea in Novem- donors. Some knitted snow- funny to make sure we were lift a gag order Issued last month of cocaine In three packages, 3 It also asks for the names, ad- ber for bone marrow donors. flakes for this young woman smiling." by Criminal District Judge John ounces of marijuana, and assor- dresses and telephone numbers "That unprecedented re- who had never seen falling Carew, red-eyed, mustered a Creuzot ted drug paraphernalia and sex of "the Individuals that com- sponse, no doubt, will save the snow. smile at the recollection. toys. plained of noise." lives of other cancer patients Michelle was diagnosed in "She became more famous Alvarez has told reporters that In the future," hospital September 1995 with non- than her dad," he said, "and we he is concerned that heavy media Angela Renee Beck, 22, one of The subpoena requests Mar- spokesman Orman Day said. lymphocytic leukemia. The talked about that a lot." coverage could affect the case. two self-described models in the riott's records of other allega- Carew, who starred with the transplant of the umbilical He has barred cameras and re- room, told police the drugs were tions of prostitution in the Las A private memorial service Minnesota Twins and Califor- cord is a relatively rare opera- cording devices from his fifth- hers. On April 1, a grand Jury in- Colinas motel between Septem- nia Angels and is now an An- tion. was scheduled Friday in Santa floor courtroom. dicted Irvin, 30; Jasmine Nab- Ana The funeral was planned ber and the last day of March, gels batting coach, said: "When "We really didn't have wangu, 21; and Beck on felony for Sunday at 11 am. at Tem- specifically those about someone this started she Just wanted me enough time to see the fruits of Irving police have said they cocaine possession charges and named "Rochell." ple B'nal Emet in Minneapolis. to do not only for her but for that transplant," said Dr. Mit- were summoned to the motel a misdemeanor marijuana char- few miles northwest of Texas ges. The defense is also asking for Stadium in the early morning any records showing whether Ir- hours of March 4 after motel Alfredo Roberts, 31, who is Ir- vin or Roberts stayed at the manager Mike Bailey com- vin's business partner and form- motel in the past two years and plained about a loud party, possi- er teammate with the Cowboys any records showing whether http://www.answerfactory.com .l.l'. : B bly involving drugs and pros- and at the University of Miami, drugs or drug paraphernalia MR S Mam titution. was also in the room that night, were found in any rooms this Apple and 48G/Penlium cnmpulers • iech Support • Pawerbook Rentals • Sohware Downtown but was not indicted. year. 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COLUMBUS, Ohio - As It gets "That's what makes me so anx- death and taxes to cite two. closer to what could be the most ious about this whole thing," he Add the BG rugby team's Mid- Important weekend of his life the said. "I think for me to get into American Conference Cham- NFL draft former Ohio State that first round Is going to be a pionship to the list. quarterback Bob Hoy ing is work- miracle the way everybody's The ruggers took their fif- ing on his golf game. talking. But I think most people teenth straight MAC title with The only luxury Hoylng has have me second round some- a 39-0 whitewash of Ohio in the permitted himself since graduat- where." tournament final. ing with a business management Hoylng ran the 40-yard dash in "As a player on that first degree in December is a new set 46 seconds at the combine in In- championship team fifteen of golf clubs. He was taking them dianapolis and in a workout for years ago, I could have never and Buckeye defensive lineman pro scouts at Ohio State. That's predicted that we would be this Mike Vrabel out for a quick faster than most pro quarter- successful for this long," said round Wednesday. backs can go. BG head coach Roger Mazzare- Asked if his 15 handicap had He also flew through agility 11a. '1 have to hand It to the dropped this spring, he said, drills, proving his athleticism. players. As much as they want- "Maybe a little bit" But the knock against him is a ed to win the title, they were The golf Is a way of taking his lack of arm strength, even also bound and determined not mind off what he hopes will come though last year, he passed for 29 to be the first squad to lose it." Saturday or Sunday. The 6-foot-4, touchdowns, many of which were Utilizing a new format, only 227-pound Hoylng is considered medium- to long-range bombs to the top three rugby playing one of the top quarterbacks speedy flanker Terry Glenn. schools - BG, Ohio and Central available in what most draft ex- "He makes the right decisions Michigan - were invited to this perts believe is a subpar year at and is a leader in the huddle," year's event. Bowling Green the position. San Francisco 49ers personnel eliminated longtime conten- •MntMV •' TW BG RMMlkni MaaMrr I la "It's been kind of quiet this director Vinny Cerrato said in ders Kent, Miami and Ball Center Beau Yoahlda cuts up field betwi en a pair of Ohio defenders with fallback Tony Mazzarella week as far as talking to teams," USA Today. "Those are his good State by defeating all three of following ap in support. Hoying said. "They're mostly qualities. He's smart enough. them last fall. By reducing the getting back and getting their number of games played in a of an upset were unmistakable. The Chippewas took a short panicked, but we've been In draft boards ready to go. A lot of "But he cant put a team on his single weekend it was hoped their secretaries are calling just lived lead on a penalty field this situation a dozen times In shoulder and say, 'Get on board. that the overall quality of play Widely regarded as the team to confirm where you're going to goal only to have it erased by my career," said BG captain Let's go get It done.' He's got to would Increase. to finally knock BG off the flanker Chria Hald's try only Dan Kelley. "Good teams find be on draft day and get a couple get the ball to the playmakers. Thanks to this spring's vol- MAC perch, the Chippewas of phone numbers of where they minutes later. A CMU try put ways to win." He's not the playmaker." atile weather, BG entered the wasted no time taking advan- them up 8-5 only to see it can reach you. weekend having last played "I'm just working out, basical- tage of the Falcons scoring topped by the bone crushing "This was a character build- Hoylng said the numbers speak any rugby on Mar. 17 In Wash- machine. CMU jumped ahead running of BG eight man Jeff ing game for us," Mazzarella ly throwing three or four times a for themselves. He set Ohio State ington, D.C. When the rusty week, running and playing a lot three times on the scoreboard McVey whose try and conver- said. "Central had us on the records this past season with Falcons took the field against before BG could finally put ropes and the guys pulled their of golf if lean." sion by wing Paul Tod gave the 3,269 passing yards, a 163.4 pass- CMU, a team fielding its best them away with a last minute Falcons a 12-8 advantage. act together to craft a great Projections have the former ing efficiency rating and a .619 squad in a decade, the makings try. "Any other team might have come from behind victory. Associated Press Mr. Football completion percentage.
JETS Continued from page seven. In 1985, the Chiefs took Ethan chose Joe Morris In the second round busts, like Tory Nixon and &m Disability Diversity Horton in the first round. round. Woolfolk had an un- Walter Murray when he was in I Understanding Architectural and Attitudinal Barriers Earl Campbell, took running Horton wasn't the answer and distinguished career, but Morris Washington. But he still prefers iBGSUl back George Rogers. finally became a decent tight end ended up gaining over 1.516 to trade out of the first round — Rogers had an OK career, but with the Raiders, who love to yards and scoring 22 touchdowns last year, he traded away the April 18,1996 the second player chosen, by the resurrect other teams' busted for New York's 1986 Super Bowl San Diego Chargers' first- Giants, was linebacker Lawrence No. Is. So two years later, the winner. rounder to move up in the second Taylor, whom everyone but the Chiefs drafted Paul Palmer, who In 1988, seeking offensive round and take running back 3:00pm-5:00pm Saints would have taken. The was last seen trying a comeback linemen, they used the 10th over- Terrell Fletcher. eighth pick overall? Defensive in the World League. all pick on Eric Moore, Just be- Typical Beathard? Olscamp Hall Room 219 back Ronnie Lott More recently, they've taken fore Dallas took wide receiver In 1990, he arrived In San Look out for draft trends. Harvey Williams (1991) and Greg Michael Irvin with the 11th In Diego to find himself with the New Orleans picks 11th over- Hill (1994). Williams finally the second round. New York fifth overall pick In the draft. Presented by Accessibility Consulting Group all, not a good place for them to found his niche with the Raiders grabbed left tackle Jumbo El- He took Junior Seau. be. The last two times the Saints (who else?) and Hill has shown liott, whose work on Bruce Smith picked 11th they took Shawn only flashes. helped them win the 1991 Super Knight (1987) and Russell Erxle- Some teams look for Insurance BowL ben (1979), who make anyone's with saturation drafts. Bobby Beathard, one of the list of all-time worst No. Is. The Giants, in need of a run- most accomplished drafters JOHN NKWLOVERE$L ESTATE The Kansas City Chiefs has had ning back, used their first pick in ever, hates first round picks and ttf little luck with running backs. 1982 on Butch Woolfolk, then he's had his share of second SUMMER & FALL RENTALS 'A (Too many to list) Greenbriar, Inc. Time is running out for you to get... Large assortment of Houses, Duplexes, and ■ ifiiiiiiiii L Apartments Efficiencies Houses •"(iiiiiiimiiiiiiiir
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