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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Student hit by Spring Sun car in recovery Q University student According to Mrs. Herndon, while her son was in surgery involved in recent car complications occurred, and he accident fights for his was put on a respirator. life after suffering com- Mrs. Herndon said that it is a plications resulting from hard time for the family. surgery "When it's your one and only child it's very difficult," she said. Mrs. Herndon said doctors are By SARAH BEDNARSKI optimistic he will recover. The BG News "If he continues to improve day by day like he's been doing While crossing the street at the then he will be okay," Mrs. comer of East Wooster and Man- Herndon said. ville Street on March 12, Univer- The doctors and hospital staff sity student Robert Herndon, 20, at both hospitals have been help- was hit by a car. ful. According to police reports, "They have been absolutely Herndon was cited for failure to wonderful and caring," she add- yield to a moving vehicle. Eye- ed. witness reports said that Hern- The University, Mrs. Herndon don ran across the street as the said, has been very supportive. light turned green. They have sent a BGSU banner The car that hit Herndon was which hangs above his bed. approaching the light when it According to Mrs. Herndon, all turned green and resumed trav- of the student teachers in the el- eling when Herndon ran In front ementary education department of the car, eyewitnesses said. have sent cards. Herndon broke his leg and was "A lot of these people have taken to Wood County Hospital never met him, but they send and transported to Elyria Hospi- their prayers," Mrs. Herndon tal in his hometown. As a result said. of his injury, Herndon was oper- Mrs. Herndon said the family ated on and complications later appreciates the prayers and occurred. cards and are overwhelmed by As of Tuesday afternoon, the support they have received Herndon was in a very critical from the University. and life threatening condition at Anyone wishing to send cards the Cleveland Clinic, said Wendy may send them to 149 Brandt.son Herndon, Robert's mother. Ave. Elyria, Ohio 44035. WFAL dance to benefit animals □ Local radio station According to Susan Daniel, general manager of WFAL, in or- helps raise money for der to raise money, local busi- Wood County Humane nesses were asked to contribute various prizes to be raffled off Society throughout the night. Some or- ganizations around campus such By MELISSA NAYMIK as sororities and fraternities The BG News were asked to donate $25. "The main reason behind hold- This weekend things may look ing a dance, instead of another a little brighter for those animals type of benefit. Is because there who reside at the Wood County is a great draw for '80s music Humane Society. among college students on cam- On Saturday, April 5, WFAL is pus," Daniel said. sponsoring a benefit dance for Windi Wojdak, manager of the the Humane Society. The dance Wood County Humane Society, will take place from 6:30 p.m. to said the money goes to the gen- midnight in the forum of the Stu- eral fund at the shelter and pro- dent Services Building. vides help ranging from obtain- From 6:30 to 8 p.m. there will ing food for the animals to paying be a dinner and exhibition held their veterinarian bills. on the second floor of the Student Chris Glenn, sound system Services Building. The dance will manager, will be the disc jockey begin at 8 p.m. for the dance for the third year in Admission to the dance is free a row. and open to anyone including From the time Glenn took over BG Newi nt. by HMr kl K*kajra>kl students, faculty and the com- the position as sound system munity at large. Since the dance manager, he and Chris Gilbert, Getting the warmth of the spring sun, Dan Work, freshman visual ty Hall Tuesday, is a benefit, there will be a $1 raf- communication technology major, in-line skates toward Universi-1 fle to raise money. • See DANCE, page three. Possible jurors for McVeigh trial torn over death penalty
The Associated Press selection entered a third day. whether or not that should be." McVeigh carry a penalty of death April 19, 1995, truck bombing Juror with great Interest, giving a Their answers took the tone of a The next woman questioned, a by injection, a willingness to im- that ripped open the Oklahoma half-smile and leaning back In his DENVER - Both citing the Bi- theological discussion. farmer's wife Identified as Juror pose the death penalty is a re- City federal build: 7. killing 168 chair. ble, one prospective juror in the Recalling Christ's teachings No. 779, used her own view of the quirement Of the 16 questioned people and injuring hundreds. McVeigh also grinned slightly Oklahoma City bombing trial that only those without sin should Golden Rule to back the death so far, only two have opposed it. Among those also questioned when the man blamed David said Wednesday she could not cast the first stone, a woman penalty. Wednesday was a man with ex- Korean and his followers for the impose the death penalty, while identified as Juror No. 101 said: "I was always taught. Do unto With the process plodding pertise in explosives: a former siege near Waco, Texas. another said execution should be "I don't feel capable of throwing others what you would want oth- along and some prospects being Navy ordnance expert who McVeigh faulted the government almost automatic for murder. that first stone." ers to do unto you," she said. "If questioned for an hour or more. It armed jets taking off from the for the fire and deaths at the The two candidates for the "I feel that there probably are he's guilty, he should get the is expected to take weeks to aircraft carrier USS Midway. Branch Davldian compound, and panel that will sit in judgment of crimes that the penalty should be death penalty." whittle the pool of 350 prospects prosecutors suggested he timed Timothy McVeigh were ques- death," she said, "but I don't feel Because the federal charges of to 12 Jurors and six alternates. McVeigh, a decorated soldier the bombing on the two-year an- tioned back-to-back as jury like I have the right to say murder and conspiracy against McVeigh, 28, is charged in the in the Gulf War, watched the niversary of the siege.
I ■ i page two The BG News Thursday, April 3,1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Opinion Editor 372-6966
H E AARON WEISBROD Journalism...or sensationalism? J keep changin' the channel current journalism kind of and I'm glad she's dead! The ho!" I don't know... Maybe its Just But it's all the same sickens me. Duh. Of course they're going to Same faces, same places me. but I don't consider things For example, lets say that a say nice things, regardless of how like the mass suicide of the Same media game pedestrian was struck and much of a Jerk the dead person -Porn Flakes Heaven's Gate cult members killed by a car on Wooster was.especially If it's known that worthy of the amount attention Street. The chances are pretty the quote migtit appear in the A person is never happy except at It's gotten. I mean, a bunch of high that the Incident would be newspaper. hippies and yuppies who the price of some Ignorance. handled something like this: Furthermore, the idea of calling An.itiilr France watched too many episodes of Upon receiving word of the someone to ask them questions The X-Files" killed themselves accident, someone yells out In about a friend or relative who Just For the most part I've always upon seeing a comet. Big deal. NEWS Joy. since a "cool" cover story died Is pretty abhorrent. I would Regardless of It's overall enjoyed writing columns for The has just fallen Into the paper- call It barbaric, but even barbar- Insignificance, however, people "Serving the Bowling News. in-question's hands. A photog- ians had some sense of manners I'd be lying If I said that it hasn't are going lo continue to lap-up rapher is Immediately sent to and compassion. any and all coverage of this Green community for come without a certain amount of the scene to get some "good" Last, but certainly not least. Is "Someone trials and tribulations, but if I "news," simply because Its over 75 years" pictures, and a reporter also the photograph. I don't know passed off as news. getting hit by could do It all over again. I'd heads to the scene. Upon about you. but I'd be pretty pissed certainly Include writing columns Now the media, acting Just a car gets all 210 West Hall arriving there the reporter asks off If a picture of the body of like Its slster-in-arms, Holly- for The News In my plans. witnesses, the police, and someone I cared about was plas- of this atten- Bowling Green State University There Is one thing about writing wood, Is going to jump on the Bowling Green, OH possibly even the driver what tered across the front page of the bandwagon of the latest "hit" tion, but at columns that continually gets happened. Phone calls will then community (or national) newspa- 43403 under my skin, though: The and begin "exposing" various be made to the victim's family per like some macabre showpiece. other "cults" across the country. the same bgne ws@ bgnet .bgsu .edu Question. and friends, at which time they Yes. the picture will get people's time, issues "Are you a journalist?" will be ;iskcd questions about attention (and break up the text), (419)372-2601 WhhhhuuumT A shiver shoots In the meantime. In a place like the CIA's the recently departed. The story but is a picture of a dead body seemingly far. far away, the real down my spine just thinking about will then make the front page of really necessary? distribution It. Whenever someone mentions news Is out there...Although Editorial Board 372-6966 the paper, complete with a big Although a lot of people may not you'd never guess It by reading of crack into the word "journalist" or "Journal- picture of the victim's body Initially realize It. there's a rather Ism" the Image of a vampire most of this country's newspa- the streets of Scott Brown being carried away under a disturbing sense of irony In pers [or by watching the news Editor slurping the blood out of sheet. situations like this. Los Angeles someone's neck Instantly pops Into on TV...but that's another Some people may not have a Someone getting hit by a car column all together). to fund a Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock my head. problem with handling the gets all of this attention, but at the Mind you. I'm not trying to say covert war go Managing Editor Chief Reporter situation in this way. 1. however, same time. Issues like the CIA's Aaron Weisbrod is the Thurs- that every Journalist out there Is a do. distribution of crack into the literally un- parasite that lives off of the day columnist for The News. Amy Johnson Brandon Wray For starters, there's the streets of Los Angeles to fund a suffering and accomplishments of This column is dedicated to the touched." Assistant Entertainment initial (non-sarcastic) shout of covert war go literally untouched. Journalists, writers, newspapers, others, but I can all too easily Joy upon hearing of an accident Managing Editor Editor Granted, each and every news- and magazines who cover the picture most of them wearing long or death. I've seen this happen paper has different levels of black capes with really high truly noteworthy issues of our so many times in a newsroom capability (as well as political local and global society while Penny Brown Mike Wendling collars. that I could literally throw up. Copy Chief pressure applied to it), but what's recognizing, admitting to. and Opinion Editor Actually...that would be pretty Then there's contacting the honestly more worthy of major cool. "I'm here to ask vou sum accounting for their own subjec- victim's family and friends. This coverage. A "star" basketball player ttveness. lack of omniscience, Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins vestions about your dead daughter Is what really amuses me. Yes, who might end up being an NBA Photo Editor — blah, blah..- and biases. You all rule, and are Sports Editor quotes from some of the people draft pick, or nearly Indisputable that much worthier of the life If you didn't get that last quote, who knew the victim will give proof that the Central Intelligence you earned as the little sperm read it again, this time using a the story more of a "human" Agency has been assassinating the you once were. Questions, Transyh/anian accent. feel, but c'mon. what do you Copy Staff 372-2604 leaders of various third world comments, or concerns can be Seriously, though, the way our expect them to say? countries and replacing them with society accepts and sponsors sent to [email protected] Kristen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief "Samantha was a dumb bitch "leaders" of their choosing? or 210 West HalL Lauren Flynn Damion Heinlschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion Elizabeth Reiter Kelly Von Glahn
Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab
Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming
Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson
Production Staff 372-8296 — SPECIAL GUEST COLUMNIST Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby Jeff Gay ton Why Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel My mother always told me life is the original customers. He was Cathv Raidl wasn't mere lust, but I cant allow buy It!" Charlie would usually Tiffany Wendeln a series of discreet events. During one of the first residents In that Jessica Wherry Carla ZVOMC myself to call It love. Obsession buy it for me. and comment on spring break, one event started out area, and an original parishio- Implies an unstable mind, and "When I was discreetly enough. how I always seemed to be ner of St. Christine Church. Infatuation a fickle one. To say I reading. young, life Advertising Staff 372-2605 The course of my travels took Charlie Is gone now. His had a crush on her would be trite, me to a drugstore In Cornersburg, My prescription filled, I was simpler. / funeral was at St. Christine's. but It will serve for now. though. bought a candy bar. All the Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley a little borough In Youngstown so Ben Fontanarosa Is gone as She noticed the physical differ- while. I made eyes at the was simpler. I Christy Hagerman Alison Polley named because it consists of the well, succumbing to cancer Ljori Patton Jim Vassallo ences; I had lost some weight since cashier. Just like I did when she wasn't quite corners of the borders of Young- several years ago. The face of high school. She commented that stown and three suburbs. In the was the cashier at Dairy Queen, as cynical, my grandfather's neighborhood she, too. had shed some weight. I and Just like I did when we had last several years, the drugstore is different. Louie DeMarinis kicked myself for not noticing, but French II together. The transac- jaded and Letters to the Editor there was bought by Family moved away, as did my cousin I found her attractive regardless. 1 tion done, 1 told her I'd see her weary as I am Discount Drugs. Prior to that. It Jeri. Another neighbor, whom I ; If you would like to submit a Letter to the thought she was beautiful in high later. Deep In my heart. I always ; Editor, please follow these guidelines: was a Rexall Pharmacy, but it was knew only as "Smitty." has also school, and I sUll think that. now." genetically referred to in our family passed on. believe that everybody will • Make SUIT the letter b 500 words or lest. She, like Vlnce Nardl. and reenter your life eventually, If as the Cornersburg Pharmacy. The neighborhood around the - Please include your address, major, aca- everything else about that drug- only for a brief moment. demic class and phone number (phone I hadn't occasion to have a pharmacy has also changed. store, didn't change. She was just numbers are strictly for verification and prescription filled at Cornersburg New occupants fill In old Two people reentered my life as I remembered. When we were briefly. One I had seen regularly not tor publication I. Pharmacy since It was part of the storefronts. Some buildings "• Letters must be typed, and not hand writ- Juniors, she cut her long hair to when I was young. (My grandfa- Rexall chain. My father's hospltal- have been torn down altogether. about shoulder-length, the length ten. Letters brought In saved on a lzation had changed, and we mail ther, with the variety of pills he ; Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- But the more things change, It was when I saw her at the took, was a pharmacist's ferred. our prescriptions away now. My the more they stay the same. drugstore. grandfather Charlie's hospltalfza- dream.) The other I also saw • Bring the letter lo Room 210 West Hall, Vlnce Nardl filled my prescrip- Like a lot of my graduating regularly, but under different , or e-mail us at bgnewsebgnet.bgsu.edu. tlon also changed, and shortly tion. His hair, still dark, had class. Mary Beth remained In circumstances. But both - Be prepared to show valid identification. after he moved, or was moved. Into started to gray, and his glasses Youngstown. attending Young- • Space limitations may prevent The BG an apartment when I was In reminded me of my past. were different, but he remained stown State University. The last . News from printing all letters received. seventh grade, he had his pre- mostly unchanged from how I I understand now why people | The BG News reserves the right Is edit time I had spoken to her. she was of my generation, young though I any and all letters. scriptions filled at Phar-mor. remembered him. undecided on a major. She told me My grandfather was mad as hell we may be. are so nostalgic. Unfortunately. I didn't pay now she was majoring In art When 1 was young, life was when he had to leave Cornersburg that same courtesy. I was older, I Copyright © 1997. The BG News. Bowling education. She hoped to work In simpler. J was simpler. I wasn't Pharmacy. He had to leave his taller, slimmer. I had grown and advertising one day. Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this home, his castle, his garage with quite as cynical. Jaded and publication without the permission of The BG News matured, and had even gone off I ran out of things to say. and weary as I am now. is urtctly prohibited. all his tools, his basement with the to college. Vlnce. a Toledo she had an onslaught of customers bar and the pool table and his I walked out of the phar- The BG News is an independent publication alumnus, conversed with me for to attend to. so I made my way to macy. It was gray and blustery, founded in 1920 and is published daily during the neighborhood. He had occasion to a little while on the virtues of the paperback section. I leafed aivdemic year and weekly during the summer se return to the neighborhood when and It hinted at rain. It was Northwest Ohio, and extended through a copy of Private Parts to miserable. My mother Is wrong, mester. he got his prescription filled, and his best wishes to the rest of the Opinions expressed in columns and letters to see If It had as many naked women life isn't a series of discreet now that was being taken from family. as the movie. I kept looking over the editor are not necessarily those of the student him. events. It's a series of harsh body, faculty. University administration or The BG I found I had also changed In my shoulder out of habit. When Ben Fontanarosa and Vlnce realizations, and this was one. I News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the the eyes of the cashier. Mary Mr. Fontanarosa worked there, he felt old. Spring 1997 BG News staff. Nardl. the original owners of the Beth, with whom I had gone to had no tolerance for people who pharmacy, were also less than Vlnce Guerrieri Is managing The BG News encourages its readers to notify high school. Throughout high read magazines and paperbacks in editor for the News. Questions the paper of any errors in stories or photograph pleased. Charlie was one of their school. 1 had feelings for her his store. This ain't a library," descriptions. oldest customers, probably one of and comments can be sent to that words cant describe. 11 he'd growl. "If you wanna read It, 210 West HalL J Thursday. April 3. 1997 The BG News page three
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State disputes constitutionality of contract set-aside program COLUMBUS - The state will fight a ruling that Ohio's contract set-aside program is unconstitutional because it gives pre- ferential treatment based on race, not economic need, Gov. George Volnovich's spokesman said Wednesday. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Daniel T. Hogan last Hi; Nrwi Pk«» by Hldekl Kobayukl week upheld a decision by Magistrate Rita Bash Eaton that the state's Minority Business Enterprise program is unconstitu- Eriko Oide is one of six students visiting from Sahama University in University Observatory Tuesday. tional when race determines its participants. A group that can Japan. She is taking a close look at the Hale-Bopp comet at the show economic disadvantage must be allowed to participate, she said. The program assures that IS percent of state goods and ser- vices purchases, 5 percent of construction contracts and 7 per- cent of construction subcontracts go to minority-owned busi- Body of dead woman identified nesses. The decision came in a lawsuit filed by Ritchey Produce Co. of death, Lucas County Sheriff I.i. Zanesville. Company President Nadim F. Ritchey's application The Associated Press identified for nearly two days. volvement in prostitution and for certification as a minority contractor was turned down be- Kirk Surprise said Wednesday. But investigators received doz- drugs. cause he did not meet the race qualifications. TOLEDO, Ohio - The body of a She was nine months pregnant ens of telephone calls after they Mrs. Theisen left her husband He then argued that certification should be based on economic pregnant woman found in a ditch when her body was found Sunday released pictures of tattoos on and their children - twins, a boy disadvantage, not race. has been identified as a former in a water-filled ditch in a rural the dead woman's shoulders. and a girl. The children are now 6 Voinovich has said much the same thing, but believes the issue Henry County resident who was part of Lucas County. years old. is too important to be left in the hands of a local judge, Michael wanted on prostitution charges, County Coroner James Patrick One call came from Mrs. The- "She never tried to come back, Dawson, the governor's top spokesman, said. authorities said. said she died of asphyxiation. isen's husband, Chris Theisen of but I don't think I would have Heidi Theisen, 26, of Toledo, Police said they have no suspects Holgate. He said he last saw his gotten back with her anyway," faced warrants for prostitution in the slaying. wife two years ago, following a Theisen said. "She had changed. Trigger locks advocated to protect children from accidental and loitering at the time of her The body had remained un- fight about her alleged in- She always lied." shootings CINCINNATI - A federal law requiring trigger locks on hand- guns would help reduce a "massacre of our children," a doctor said Wednesday. The region's major pediatric hospital came out in support of Counselor's killer gets life in prison President Clinton's proposal that gun dealers be required to sell a locking device with every handgun to reduce accidental shoot- ings. The Associated Press against a courtroom table and his agreed not to seek the death pen- Ms. Haynes' body was found at Advocates say trigger locks could save many of the 6,000 chil- glasses flew off his face. "I alty. the medium-security prison dren who die in shootings every year. LIMA, Ohio - An inmate who couldn't help her," said Lonber- The judges then sentenced where she had been working According to The Center to Prevent Handgun Violence, 1S7 helped beat a prison counselor to ger softly. "I couldn't help her." Lonberger to life in prison with- alone in her office. Her throat Ohioans ages 19 and under died in shootings in 1994, the last year death sobbed uncontrollably Lonberger, 52, of Toledo, was out parole. had been slashed. for which figures were available. Of those 62 were suicides and Wednesday as he apologized to charged with aggravated murder Lonberger was already serving Lonberger apologized to Ms. 20 were accidental. the victim's family. in the Aug. 6 death of Bonita a life sentence for the death of a Haynes" family, who were in the Trigger locks vary in design and price. "I couldn't help her. I couldn't Haynes, a case manager at the Toledo woman in 1975. courtroom. Some cost about $5 each and consist of a cable that can be run Another inmate, John Henry Ms. Haynes' brother, Brian through the gun's clip chamber to incapacitate the weapon. Oth- help her," Robert Lonberger Lima Correction Institution. ers, which cost about $10, are similar in design to a padlock and cried out during his sentencing in He pleaded guilty to that Daniels, 55, of Canton, also has Haynes, said the family agreed wrap around and Immobilize the trigger. Allen County Common Pleas charge Wednesday during a been charged In Ms. Haynes's with the plea bargain. One sophisticated lock costs about $90 and uses a computer Court. hearing before a three-judge death. Prosecutors are seeking Lonberger said that Daniels chip that requires the user to enter a code before the gun will Then he slammed his hand panel. In return, prosecutors the death penalty in his case. was the "principal player." fire. Wednesday's news conferences were organized by Handun DANCE Control Inc. That organization is headed by Sarah Brady, wife of former White House press secretary James Brady, who was se- Continued from page one. because it tends to liave the said. work the University puts into the riously wounded in the 1981 assassination attempt on President least support from the communi- Throughout the evening the benefit dance," Wojdak said. Reagan. former assistant director of the ty- Humane Society will be bringing "Everyone who is involved does a sound system, wanted to hold a "I enjoy being Involved with in animals for people to see in good job and provides a good dance for a charity purpose. this program because I am an en- hopes someone might adopt an time for everyone." They believed the Humane Soci- tertainer at heart, and I love mu- animal. WFAL can be heard on campus ety would be a great organization sic as well as animals," Glenn "We really appreciate all the at 680 AM. TONIGHT AT THE
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fcas>fa% STATE Plague germs seized in Convicted killer flees possible illegal search courthouse basement said. He forced a woman out of The Associated Press ter after receiving three vials faces up to 18 months in prison. Inmate steals the car, and she was being ques- of inactive yersinia pest is, the Kinneary is expected to rule on tioned by police. COLUMBUS - A man ac bacterium that causes bubonic the motion within a week. pickup truck Franklin County Deputy Chief cused of illegally obtaining bu- plague, through the mail from Harris told the judge that the Steve Martin identified the in- bonic plague germs said police a Rockvilie, Md., laboratory. officers burst into his house mate as Alva Campbell, a par- officers improperly searched The plague killed one-fourth and rifled through his car. to aid escape oled, convicted murderer who his car and failed to read him of the European population in "I told them they didn't have most recently faced robbery and his rights. the 1300s but now can be the right to search my car," he The Associated Press other charges. testified. The officers had a The two Lancaster police treated with antibiotics. Campbell was convicted of officers disputed the state- Harris, 44, told police he warrant to search only Harris' COLUMBUS, Ohio - An inmate murder in April 1972 when he home, defense attorney George overpowered a deputy Wednes- ments of Larry Wayne Harris, ordered the vials for research killed 24-year-old bartender Wil- day, stole her gun and comman- who is charged with wire and for a book on ways to fight Luther said. liam Dovalosky at a bar in Cleve- mail fraud. germ warfare. Both officers said they did deered a red pickup truck to es- not need a warrant for the car cape, authorities said. land. Campbell jumped on top of "Several times, I had to tell Tuesday's hearing was held the bar and shot Dovalosky because Harris gave them The truck was found several him to be quiet so I could ad- on a defense motion to keep twice. He was arrested five days vise him of his rights," now- prosecutors from using the permission to search it. hours later with a body inside, later. according to broadcast reports. retired Lt. Donald J. Regan Jr. germs as evidence in Harris' According to broadcast re- Police and sheriffs officials said told U.S. District Judge Joseph trial, scheduled to begin April "You donl have to do that," ports, Campbell was in a wheel- The AiMcUicd Prcu P. Kinneary on Tuesday. 14. Deputy Chief Randall Lutz they could not immediately con- chair when he arrived downtown Harris, a former white su- Harris was charged with quoted Harris as saying. "Is firm the report. about 12:30 p.m. for an appear- Alva Campbell is shown in a premacist, was arrested May three counts of wire fraud and this about the pestis? It's in the The inmate ditched the truck at ance at Franklin County Common March 15, 1997 Franklin County 12,1995. at his home in Lancas- one count of n:ail fraud and glove box of the car." a parking lot on the city's south Pleas Court. The reason was not Sheriff's Department photo in side and fled in a car, the reports immediately known. Columbus. Ohio federal expenditures decline linked to grant cutbacks The Associated Press Wednesday. type of payment to Ohio in 1995 The decline in direct payments states plus Florida, Pennsyl- the District of Columbia), Alaska Total federal expenditures in than it did in 1996, the report to individuals followed steady vania, Illinois and Virginia, ranked third and Ohio trailed at WASHINGTON - More than Ohio last year topped $50.14 bil- said. yearly increases of $2 billion or which ranks high because that's No. 41. $50 billion in taxes made the lion, down from $50.54 billion in Entitlement programs, such as more throughout the 1990s. where the Pentagon is and be- round trip last year from Ohio to 1995, the report said. Medicare, Social Security, vet- California, with the largest cause a large number of federal Ohio's federal expenditures the nation's capital and back Almost all of that decline could erans' benefits, black lung pay- population, has led in federal jobs and contractors are there. worked out to $4,487 per capita, again. But that was less than the be traced to cutbacks in grants to ments and college grants cumu- spending for years, followed by versus Virginia's $7,535. Of government granted, bought, state and local governments. latively declined by $108 million, New York and Texas. Those On a per-capita basis, Virginia course, if DC. were a state, it loaned or paid out the year be- The federal government from $31.2 billion down to $31.1 rankings stayed the same in 1996, was ranked No. 1, ahead of Mary- would be the per-capita king at fore, the Census Bureau reported steered $339 million more of that billion, the report said. with Ohio's total trailing those land (home to more suburbs of $41,390 per capita. Man's organs ruled government property in wife's appeal The Associated Press cinnati, where her husband during an accident at Fernald. technical and medical testimony. evidence and protect against Mrs. Hicks could not be worked as an inspector. Several of his internal organs In Wednesday's opinion, Chief lawsuits alleging the victims reached for comment. Paul De- COLUMBUS - A Cincinnati Government documents show were taken during an autopsy. Justice Thomas Moyer noted that were killed by workplace expo- Marco, one of her lawyers, said woman who sued after her dead that National Lead Co. of Ohio, After the Ohio Industrial a white juror had been dismissed sure to radioactive substances. she might appeal the decision to husband's organs were taken for which ran Fernald for the U.S. Commission denied her wrongful by the defense for the same the U.S. Supreme Court. government research lost her Department of Energy, began ob- death claim, Mrs. Hicks sued and reasons and that all of the jurors Lawyers for NLO argued that appeal to the Ohio Supreme taining and testing body tissue lost in state court. who eventually were seated had Larry Hicks' death from heart Jack Harrison, lawyer for Court on Wednesday. from dead and living plant em- On appeal, Mrs. Hicks objected more education than the black failure was not work-related. NLO, said he was pleased with The court ruled in the case of ployees in 1956. to the pretrial dismissal of a juror who was dismissed. The U.S. Department of Energy the court's ruling. Diane Hicks, who sued the form- Larry Hicks died in 1985 at age black juror whom defense law- jury that heard the case had two documents show no proof that "The decision of the jury in er operator of the Fernald ura- 33, just 12 days after being ex- yers said did not have sufficient blacks. this case was a fair and just one," nium processing plant near Cin- posed to radioactive substances education to understand the Mrs. Hicks alleged that the NLO ever got permission from Harrison said. 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April 3. 1997 The BG News page five NATION Shuttle launch delayed to insulate water pipes rhe Associated Press Engineers were poring over CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. ~ "We want to continue years of paperwork to find that NASA installed insulation on our record, obviously, answer, he added. space shuttle Columbia's water of safe and successful While the shuttle has flown pipes Wednesday, holding up the safely before without the insula- launch for a job that should have missions so this is the tion, Columbia's flight this time been done as much as 14 years right thing to do." is longer than usual at 16 days, ago. Sieck said. NASA delayed Columbia's Bob Sieck "We want to continue our re- launch by one day to perform the cord, obviously, of safe and suc- work. The shuttle is now sched- shuttle operations director cessful missions so this is the uled to lift off with seven astro- right thing to do," he said. nauts and 33 laboratory experi- ironies to overheat and forcing Engineers became concerned ments on Friday afternoon. an early landing. last year when they discovered The space agency realized only Columbia may have been fly- that a metal plate for a payload this week that 3-foot sections of ing without the insulation since bay floodlight had been damaged two coolant loops on Columbia 1983, two years after it made the by frozen water in a coolant loop lacked thermal blankets, said first shuttle flight, Sieck said. of another shuttle. That In- shuttle operations director Bob "We're not smart enough to vestigation took months and led The Aliictalcd P""« Sieck. The fear is that water in know whether these blankets to this week's discovery of This is a photo of Epitope Incorpodaled's Bcaverton, Ore. headquarters taken on Wednesday, April the exposed lines might freeze in were left off intentionally or they Columbia's exposed water pipes, 2. Epitope is the parent company of a San Diego, Calif., business that processed and froze Mexican orbit, causing the shuttle elec- were an 'I forgot,'" Sieck said. Sieck said. strawberries which may have exposed school children in six states to the hepatitis A virus. Tainted fruits expose Inflammation of arteries children to hepatitis A may trigger heart attacks The Associated Press The Associated Press gram, which is required to buy shipped in mid-December. "The ability of doctors to predict who is at Some 1.7 million pounds went BOSTON - Inflammation that only U.S. products. smolders for years inside the ar- risk of cardiovascular disease has come a DETROIT -- Her family to the school lunch program So far, the only reported ill- teries, perhaps as a result of an thought it was just a stomach nesses linked to the tainted and 900,000 pounds went to long way." virus. Then Amanda Bischoff other customers, Matthew infection, appears to be a power- berries have been in Michigan. ful trigger of heart attacks and Dr. Paul Ridker began vomiting constantly and Strawberries with the same lot Kramer said. It is too early to say how strokes and may even be as bad the little girl's eyes turned yel- numbers were also sent to Ari- as too much cholesterol. low. much danger the public is in zona, California, Georgia, Iowa A new study found that after "She looked like a daffodil," because many of the strawber- several years of this low-level in- in Boston. Patty Bischoff said of her ries were processed into other explain why aspirin is so good for foods that would have been flammation, men are three times the heart. For years, experts daughter. "My prediction is as likely to suffer heart attacks Amanda ended up among cooked and killed off the virus, thought aspirin's main benefit The theory is this: An infection we've seen the bulk of Friedman said. and twice as likely to have was its interference with blood attracts disease-fighting white about 150 Michigan schoolchil- strokes. The inflammation is so dren and adults who au- the actual cases that Hepatitis A is often spread clotting. But the new study blood cells, called monocytes, to thorities believe contracted through uncooked food and subtle that it shows up only on suggests it also works by fighting the blood vessel walls. These, in hepatitis A from tainted frozen we're going to see causes a mild liver infection. blood tests, and seemingly nor- inflammation inside the blood turn, release a host of chemicals strawberries that were shipped The elderly, people with weak mal levels may be hazardous. vessels. that can stimulate the growth of already." Earlier studies have found smooth muscle cells and contrib- to the government's school immune systems and the very young risk more severe symp- signs of this inflammation at the Heart attacks strike when fatty ute to the development of clog- lunch program. time of a heart attack. The new Amanda got better in time to Dr. David Johnson toms. For most people, symp- deposits build up in the arteries. ging deposits. work is the first to show that it celebrate her ninth birthday toms appear about four weeks When one of the deposits, called Friday, but thousands of stu- after exposure. They include simmers away while men are still plaque, suddenly breaks open, Ridkler and colleagues studied dents and educators in six jaundice, fatigue, abdominal outwardly healthy, apparently blood clots form and choke off male doctors who had taken part contributing insidiously to clog- states may have been exposed, and Tennessee. discomfort, vomiting, fever the supply of blood to the heart in a large aspirin study that be- ged arteries. gan in 1982. They looked at levels including as many as 9,000 About 1 million pounds of and dark urine. muscle. While too much Why this micro-inflammation, of C-reactive protein, a sign of people in Los Angeles, where strawberries could be contam- The virus can be transmitted cholesterol in the bloodstream tainted fruit cups were served orally or through human waste, as doctors call it, happens is still clearly is a major underlying inflammation, in 543 who went on inated, FDA Acting Commis- a mystery. However, a leading to suffer heart attacks, strokes or last week in 18 public schools. sioner Michael Friedman said. by food handlers with poor hy- cause of heart trouble, doctors theory is that chronic infection vein clots after eight years of fol- Some communities plan to A little less than half were sent giene, through undercooked have long suspected that other offer protective gamma globu- shellfish from infected waters with common germs might be the factors must also be at play. low-up and an equal number who to the school lunch program, cause. stayed healthy. lin shots to hundreds of young- while the others were used or through tainted water or ice. "The ability of doctors to pre- In Amanda's hometown of If so, the study raises the sters. commercially, he said. dict who is at risk of car- Marshall, about 100 miles west possibility that antibiotics and The men were divided into four The U.S. Department of The vice president of the diovascular disease has come a categories, depending on their berries' distributor, San Diego- of Detroit, the epidemic vaccines, along with stronger an- Agriculture said Wednesday it ti-inflammatory drugs, might long way. But about half of those levels of this protein. Those in will investigate how Mexican- based Epitope, contradicted peaked a couple of weeks ago, someday be added to the med- who get heart attacks or strokes the top quarter had twice the risk grown strawberries got into the FDA figures Wednesday, before officials had connected have normal cholesterol levels," the strawberries to the disease. icines routinely used to treat of stroke and three times the risk the USDA school lunch pro- saying 2.6 million pounds were heart disease. noted Dr. Paul M. Ridker of of heart attacks of those in the The new research also helps Brigham and Women's Hospital bottom quarter. JOIN OUR FAMILY TEAM. An Evening with author Begin Spring With A Fresh Start! E. LYNN HARRIS A NEW HOME! ..HIS BOOKS, HIS LIFE, HIS BELIEFS. Thursday. 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LaMarco and In the bottom of the fifth. Craig stole second and made third The BG News Horga were on base, but Horga Niles passed LaMarco on the baseline Blanc when the throw from catcher Jeff Waggoner rolled into center The Falcons ran into the best between second and third. He BCNcwiPh* nyM«rtl« sub-par team they've seen yes- was declared out. field. Then he created enough terday afternoon. With a 4-0 lead, Jim Zdezar (2-1) worked a scoreless first in- havoc on third to cause the CSU Freshman Matt Marc um takes a cut during the first game. Such was the reflection of BG went yard for a solo shot off of ning for the Falcons. The BG pitcher to balk, allowing Craig to baseball coach Danny Schmitz, Kris Knighting ale. pitching staff was better all cross the plate. after losing 8-1 and squeaking The Vikings would put the ic- around in the nightcap. out a 3-2 win against Cleveland ing on the cake with a three-run Niles scored what turned out to State, which was 4-12 coming into shot by Preston Aspeslet, plating Jared Askins saw some trouble be the winning run in the sixth. Warren E. SteUer Field. Horba and Chris Gorta. in the fifth inning when three He was standing on third when "That's the best 4-12 team I've The Falcons' lone run came in consecutive Viking hits produced Viking first baseman Rickon ever seen," Schmitz said. "That's the sixth inning, when shortstop a run. But Rick Blanc came in to muffed a pickoff attempt. a good ball club right there." Drew Niles blasted his team- save the day. The Vikings demonstrated leading fourth homer of the year. "It was a scrappy win," some power in the first game, un- Niles went 2-for-5 on the day, col- Blanc entered with one out and Schmitz said. "We did some little leashing four home runs which lecting a double and an RBI. He runners on first and third. He things to win it. I was pleased accounted for all of their eight raises his season average to .309. picked Gorta off of first, and with that." runs. Home runs accounted for all after hitting the next batter, es- The CSU bats got to starting nine runs in the game. caped the inning by striking out Jason Kelley worked a score- pitcher Andy Smith early, as left- All eight CSU runs were LaMarco. Blanc, who worked a less seventh inning to earn the fielder Dale Horba smashed a earned, coming off five different scoreless inning against Michi- save. homer, knocking in third base- BG pitchers. gan on Tuesday, would earn the man Joe LaMarco. Smith was "They had four home runs, and win for his efforts. The Falcons' record now only slated to go one inning, but those are tough to defend stands at 11-7. This weekend, he picked up his first loss of the against," catcher Donny Scheme "Each and every outing you they travel to Oxford to take on year in only three outs of work. said. "I don't know what hap- can see Rick Blanc getting better Miami Universiy for a pair of BG N«w§ Phwo by Jeremy Mania Smith's record falls to 4-1, and pened to us in that first game." and better," Schmitz said. "He's doubleheaders on Saturday and a kid who's got four pitches, and Third baseman Brian Cannon dives back into first base. Cannon en- despite the earned runs, his ERA In the second tilt. Joe Holland Sunday. tered the Wednesday games hitting .400. O'Brien tabbed Falcons look to atone for Buckeye job for messy MAC start By JASON McMAHON TheBG News The Associated Press "It was really important to me SOFTBALL that we not be romance on the Bowling Green Softball coach COLUMBUS -- Ohio State rebound. He was ready for a Rachel Miller-Reif spent with Santa Clara and Oregon picked Boston College coach Jim change and this is a change he Wednesday afternoon on the Tech to run its slate to 4-6. O'Brien on Wednesday to return feels very, very good about," The finale pitted the Falcons Geiger said. diamond, begging her infielders its men's basketball program to against Big Ten nemesis Iowa, Two of Ohio State's three in- to "get dirty" while fielding the the glory it enjoyed just a few line-drive grounders she sent to who already had 26 games under years ago. coming freshman recruits - for- ward Jon Sanderson of Lexington them. its belt. The O'Brien accepted athletics di- Hawkeyes rector Andy Geiger's offer of a High School and guard Michael But starting Friday at Kent, Miller-Reif and the Falcons are came into the five-year contract after visiting Redd of Columbus West - said game ranked Wednesday that O'Brien's hiring looking to clean up their play and the Ohio State campus on Mon- sixth in the na- would have no affect on their remove the stains of an 0-6 start day. Two other coaches Clem- in Mid-American Conference tion in the USA son's Rick Barnes and Georgia's commitments to the school. Tubby Smith turned down the "I think we'll be real success- Play- Today/NFCA ful next year. The sophomores After returning from a spring poll. Job. trip that ended with a stunning Senior Geiger also interviewed Illi- will be juniors and they will be upset of Iowa, one of the top centerf ielder nois State coach Kevin Stallings more assured," Redd said. teams in the country, BG stum- Jenny Ranz Tuesday. Recruit Shamar Herron, a Ranz 6-foot-9 center from Detroit bled to a pair of dropped belted a leadoff O'Brien's deal includes a base single to open the first stanza. Pershing, declined to comment. doubleheaders at home vs. de- salary of $150,000 a year. The She promptly stole second, and At a news conference announc- fending MAC champion Central Boston Herald reported Wednes- Michigan and came up short on after a strikeout advanced to day that the total package. In- ing O'Brien's hiring, Geiger also third on a passed ball. Freshman said Stanford assistant Amy both ends of another twinbill at cluding outside endorsements Ball State. catcher Colleen Bates then hit and radio-TV contracts, is be- Tucker decided she was not in- one through the wickets at short, terested in replacing fired wom- The Falcons hope to rebound lieved to be worth about $650,000 scoring Ranz and staking BG to en's coach Nancy Darsch. this weekend, as they venture to a year. Kent for a two-day set of an early 1-0 lead. Geiger said the contracts for Tucker was believed to be the doubleheaders. It would be all the Falcons outside endorsements had not leading candidate. Ohio State AlMclated Prrit phot* needed. Senior Jennifer Wolf was been signed and he did not know also has interviewed Detroit- Victory over Hawkeyes high- masterful on the mound, surren- what they were worth. Mercy's Nikita Lowry and San Boston College coach Jim O'Brien has followed in the footsteps of cur- Diego State's Beth Burns. rent Maryland coach Gary Williams, who also left Boston College for lights spring trip dering one lonely single all game Geiger said better-known long. She allowed just one walk O'Brien said in a news release the Buckeye post. coaches such as Pete Gillen of while striking out five in seven Providence and Cincinnati's Bob issued through Ohio State's ath- Brim. afternoon to tell them he was The Falcons escaped the Bowl- leaving. He declined to comment ing Green weather over break innings. Huggins were never under con- letic department that he was ex- "We thank Jim for his many With the win. Wolf tied the sideration. cited by the opportunity. positive contributions to the Bos- on his new job. and were able to get some dia- mond time out in California. But school record for career victor- "I think Jim has coached at a "I was extremely impressed by ton College basketball program, The 46-year-old has coached ies, as she claimed her 48th win the commitment to success of the and we wish him well at Ohio Boston College for 11 seasons. they didn't have much time to high level in a conference (the as a Falcon. She also extended Big East) I think is comparable to people I talked to, and I believe State," he said. He will replace Randy Ayers, practice - a full slate of games took up much of their t ime. her scoreless streak to 25 in- the Big Ten," Geiger said. there is reason for great opti- O'Brien will be in Columbus who was fired March 10. nings, as she did not allow a He said O'Brien convinced him mism." for a news conference Thursday He is the second coach hired BG left for its first action in a month with a 1-4 record, and re- single earned run while winning that he really wanted to come to Boston College athletics direc- afternoon. from that school by Ohio State in all three games for BG. Ohio State and was not dissatis- tor Chet Gladchuk issued a He met with his former players recent years. The Buckeyes took turned with three more victories, fied with Boston College. statement congratulating O'- briefly in Boston on Wednesday Gary Williams from BC in 1986. Including doubleheader splits Seasonal Employment Opportunity BECKLEY CARDY GREENBRIAR, INC. GROUP Come Aboard This Summer. 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It was the right length, Other sprinters feed off of good this early is great," Sink TONIGHT: □ Rah'Sheen Clay and we got some work done." Clay's momentum and create fas- said. "He's only going to get bet- added more records to Over 48 teams competed in this ter results for themselves. The ter." Paper Plate non-team scored meet, so there sprint medley team, comprised In the 400-meter intermediate For info, call: 352-5305 Band starts at 10:30 his collection as the are no official results for it. The of Darren Braddix, Patrick Mil- hurdles, Rob Pietruszka sur- Falcon men's track Falcons placed high in the sprints ler, Terry Rivers and Clay prised many with an eighth place 19 and Over Every Night team traveled down and had other significant results blasted their way to second and a new personal record of from the distance and field event place. Clay ran the 400 for the S3.22. Pietruszka, who had not south for spring break. sections of the team. medley and broke a non-official run indoors at all, participated Rah'Sheen Clay was at it again, record in the process, clocking a and scored in his first event. By TOD McCLOSKEY as the All American continued blistering sub-46 split. With his 53.22 mark, he is now fJg^PISANELLO'S his great running from the indoor "It is the first time we have leading the Mid-American Con- Open Weekdays at 4 p.m. The BG News Open al Lunch Frt., Sat. & Sun. season. Clay broke BG's outdoor ever ran anybody under 46 sec- ference in the 400IH. As many students took advan- 400-meter dash record with a onds for the sprint medley re- "That just shows you where he 203 N. MAIN, B.G. 352-5166 tage of last Keek's break to relax, time of 46.94 seconds and fin- lay," Sink said. is and that was a very good step the men's track team used it to ished third. The old record was Running the 800-meter run in for him," Sink said. I YOUR CHOICE work out and participate in the 47.1 and was established by Ron the sprint medley, Miller did a The distance runners worked s I ANY 2 ITEMS Alabama Relays in Tuscaloosa, Taylor in 1976. fantastic job of helping out the very hard, almost too hard. A few Ala. "The highlight of the meet was team. of the long-distance athletes ran A |Sm $4.75 Large....$7.75 With stiff competition in the Rah'Sheen Clay breaking the "Pat Miller had been sick and four races in two days, which can .Med....$6.25 XLg $9.50 south running at the relays, outdoor 400-meter record," Sink had not run for two weeks, so take its toll. (Best/Qn>l Value-12Uihin 11 OttfwuilSlices) that was really good," Sink said. V Bowling Green wanted to let said. Add Breads.icks! Only $2.00 other schools know that they Clay also had a fifth-place fin- In the 110-meter hurdles, Dar- Rob Bowman won his heat of didn't just come down to get a ish in the 200-meter dash. A fifth ren Braddix shined brightly in the 5000-meter run and finished E FREE DELIVERY • 352-5166 suntan. place in such a competitive meet the Alabama sun as he ran a per- sixth in the final. / \ NOT VAUD WITH ANY OTHER OFFER "I thought the Alabama Relays is an outstanding start for Clay. sonal best 14.53 and tied for fifth In the field events, Adam Rose ENDS 'pEtoxUfc*' CHICAGO STYLE EXTRA were real good for us," BG coach "You almost get spoiled by the place. grabbed a second place in the 5/15/97 g l-TZXCr COUPONco EXPIRES ON 5/15/97 Sid Sink said. "The whole trip way Rah'Sheen runs," Sink said. "For Darren to start out that shot put. 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Lofton was a gold-glove center fielder, an all- Wednesday: Hoppy Hour Enjoy our games: Darts, Air star hitter, the fastest man in the 3-9 pm Hockey, Shuffle Board, Pool. majors, and a fan favorite. And today, he is an Atlanta Brave. Thursday: Ladies ni9ht< HaPPy Hour Prices all night & Cleveland fans are in complete every Thurs. Dance to the denial. They say the Indians got Midnight Marauders the better deal. They say the In- No Cover dians got two all-stars for one. Except They say the Indians are a better Friday: Live Music every other weekend Band team because of it. They say Nights Marquis Grissom can replace Saturday: Live Music every other weekend Kenny. I don't care what they say, be- Associated Press phMo cause they are wrong. The In- 353-6912 135 N. MniN Baltimore Orioles catcher Chris Hoiles, a native of Bowling Green, returns the baseball Secretary of dians are worse off because of State Madeleine Albright used to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Baltimore-Kansas City this blockbuster trade. I have game yesterday. nothing against Dave Justice or Grissom. They could be great guys, and they could have tre- mendous careers in a Cleveland HAS WJNTPf? mn A Reds 5, Rockies 3 Twins 7, Tigers 6 Marlins 4, Cubs 3 uniform. They could even lead us ^ The Associated Press The Associated Press The Associated Press to the promised land and a World (.1TTU? TOUGH PN YOUR Series championship. CINCINNATI - Deion Sanders MINNEAPOLIS -- Marty Cor- MIAMI - Al Letter and three But no one can replace Kenny dova's one-out single scored Pat relievers combined on a five- Lofton. Kenny was to Cleveland I had four hits and Reggie Sanders what Micheal Jordan is to Chi- hit a three-run homer Wednesday Meares in the ninth inning hitter Wednesday night to lead cago. Can you imagine the uproar night as the Cincinnati Reds had Wednesday night to send the the Florida Marlins past the Chi- in the Windy City if Jordan was BriNG your bike to Book's Cycling & Fitness another big first inning and beat Minnesota Twins to a wild 7-6 cago Cubs 4-3. AND LET OVER. traded to the Hawks? It will Then CHeck your bike ' the Rockies 5-3. victory over the Detroit Tigers. Chicago managed only three never happen, because Jordan is In two games, the Reds have Cordova lined an 1 -0 pitch from hits Tuesday in an opening-day a god in Chicago, just like Kenny Light Tune: $19.50 outscored Colorado 7-0 in the loser Todd Jones just inside the loss to Florida. For the second was a god in Cleveland. first Inning. The Rockies, 28-53 first-base line to bring in Meares consecutive game, Florida took a There is no better center field- Complete Tune: $36.50 away from Coors Field last and give the Twins their first 2-0 4-0 lead and then held on. er in baseball than Kenny Lofton. Prices Do Not Include Parts season, lost Tuesday's opener start since 1967. The Marlins are 2-0 for the There is no better leadoff hitter, Normal Waiting Time is 1-2 Days 11-4. Rick Aguilera got the win de- first time in the franchise's five- and there is no better base stealer. And according to what I'- NOW THRU APRIL 26 Winner Dave Burba allowed spite giving up Matt Walbeck's year history. game-tying homer in the top of ve heard from his teammates and five hits in seven innings, includ- Mark Grace drove in all three co-workers, there was no better 5% OFF ALL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ing homers to Larry Walker in the ninth. Aguilera escaped a Cubs runs with a homer and a 10% OFF LABOR (with this coupon) guy in baseball than Kenny. He's the second and Andres Galarraga two-on, two-out jam by striking double. a class act, and now he is gone. in the fifth. Burba struck out out Tony Clark to end the inning. Leiter allowed four hits and I've been an Indians fan since I BOOK'S • 181 S. Main seven - fanning the side in the Neither bullpen could hold the two runs in five innings for his was five, and I have never had fourth and seventh - and walked lead for starters Frank Rodri- 50th career victory at age 31, the pleasure of rooting for a bet- two. Jeff Shaw, taking over the guez and Justin Thompson. against 44 losses. Robb Nen ter athlete than Kenny Lofton. 353-BIKE closer's role from injured Jeff Twins relievers Gregg Olson pitched a perfect ninth for his Losing Kenny was like losing my Brantley, pitched the ninth for and Greg Swindell combined to first save. best friend or like losing my pu- his the save. give up three runs in the top of Steve Trachsel allowed seven ppy. I almost cried when I heard Loser Bill Swift gave up five hits, four walks and four runs in the news. the eighth inning as the Tigers I don't know what went on be- Preferred Properties runs and nine hits in five Innings. took a 5-4 lead. 4 2-3 innings. hind closed doors. I don't know if it was Lofton's fault or Tribe management's fault. Regardless, TENNIS smile. A pair of teams limp onto The Youngstown State match Cleveland has been robbed of a Continued from page seven. Keefe Courts the next two days will begin Friday at 3 p.m., while great player and a great person. in Youngstown State and Akron. the Akron contest is slated for 1 Although I will still cheer for now won seven singles contests The Penguins and Zips are bat- Justice and Grissom and Nagy p.m. Saturday. and Alomar and the rest of the in a row. ting practice as BG begins to Both matches are scheduled to team, I will silently cheer for As the Falcons look ahead to prepare for the MAC Champion- be played at Keefe Courts, lo- Kenny and the Braves. Until Oc- this weekend, they can't help but ships at the end of the month. cated behind the Ice Arena tober rolls around, at least. SOFTBALL Each unit has: Falcons fell 3-1. same in the second contest, as Miller-Reif knows that the Fal- - 2 large bedrooms, fully furnished - Continued from page six. Central took the nightcap by Ball State jumped out to a 6-0 cons will have to act fast in order the same score, and notched 11 lead through five lnnin « But - washer and dryer - After three doubleheader B to salvage their MAC season. hits in each of Saturday's games BG held tight, and the Falcon "It's mandatory that we take ~ dishwasher and microwave - sweeps, Falcons primed for to win 7-2 and 5-1. bats came alive in the final three of four," Miller-Reif said, - extra storage and much more - Kent Miller-Reif admitted that frame. not only referring to this week- dropping four games in two days Ranz collected two RBIs off a end's double dip of Call Preferred Properties Today The Falcons returned home was hard on the team. seventh-inning double, while doubleheaders against the Fla- 352-9378 last weekend to host Central "Obviously, frustration sets Bates, sophomore pitcher Amy shes, but every four-game set the Michigan, the defending confer- in," she said. "It's almost to the Hamilton and junior catcher Falcons partake in the rest of the Live in the luxury at Fox Run. ence champs. Miller-Reif said point that we're trying to hard." Missy Phillips all knocked in a way. her team had intended to take The Falcons tried to rebound run apiece. The coach also said she expects three of four from the Chippe- Tuesday when they traveled to But the Falcons stranded the that BG will be a different team was, but it wasn't to be. Ball State for another two-game tying run on third, and succum- this weekend from the Falcon BG got off to a good start in set. bed 6-5, dropping their record to squad that battled Central and Friday's opener, taking a 1 -0 lead The Cardinals rocked Wolf for 4-10,0-4 in MAC play. Ball State. And They're Off! into the top of the sixth. But Cen- five extra-base hits and eight "Unfortunately, out of the 14 "Unfortunately, nobody knows tral knotted the score, and after a runs en route to an 8-2 thumping innings we played [Tuesday]," who that team is," Miller-Reif Live racing every short rain delay, took the lead in the first game. Miller-Reif said, "we played one. said. "We're going to lose that Friday & Saturday 7 p.m with a two-run homer, and the It looked to be more of the That's tough to pull a win out." team and go back to our team." Sunday 6 p.m. It's even more fun with a group! Groups of 20 or more can take advantage of our dinner packages that include BGSU Track and Field admission, reserved Crazy Horse Clubhouse seating, program, tip sheet, betting guide, souvenir pen, race Congratulations to Todd named in your honor, group photo in the winner's circle. NORTHWEST OHIO Dinner packages range from $13.95 - $19.95 per person. Bennett on his lavaliering Sorority, Fraternity, Clubs, Staff Outings and much more Full Card Simulcast Racing from the best tracks across the to Michelle James and INVITATIONAL country continues daily noon to midnight. Take in the action in our new sports bar. LONGSHOTSI to Dayon SATURDAY, APRIL 5 at 1:00pm «fc* Ninkovic SUNDAY, APRIL 6 at 10:00am on his lavaliering at to Carrie Bet You're Gonna Love It! Steward. Whittakcr Track Call (419) 476-7751 today for more details! (behind ihc stadium) 5700 Telegraph Rd, Toledo, OH 43612 ii Thursday, April 3.1997 The BG News page nine STUDY ABROAD PRE-DEPARTURE Applications are now available for the KKG'KKG'KKG'KKG'KKG Rafting RAPIO FUN' ORIENTATION Intro to PowerPoint (IBM) This seminar Hollle A. Moore Memorial Scholarship MIC' See Ya Real Soon Exciting Spring time rafting in WV. New and II you are studying abroad during the summer covers the basics of the presentation graphics Key why? 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