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The BC News trative staff members and the Resources, said those above the "In those three years they have "Every effort was made to Baker will enter University vice president in eva- maximum will never have their a chance to consider professional create a plan that dealt with Administrative staff members luating all positions after each pay decreased. development activities to maybe these situations as fairly as pos- plea today received their final grades Fri- employee had completed a Job "People who are above the improve their job position," Ben- sible," Ribeau said. day as the Board of Trustees ap- analysis questionnaire. maximum will have access to the ner said. "Some people will The accused killer of a UniverUity senior will en- proved a compensation plan de- Based upon the responsibilities Board approved salary pool for change positions internally. The president said those staff ter his plea in Wood County signed to help the University associated with each position, three years," Benner said. "At Some may retire." members whose 1996-97 salaries Common Pleas Court this comply with federal guidelines. every administrative staff posi- the end of three years they will President Sidney Ribeau said are above or within the top 10 morning. The approval brings an end to tion was assigned to one of 16 basically have to wait for the establishing a maximum was one percent of the maximum for a Cralg M. Baker will enter over two years of work to estab- salary grades, each with its own maximum to come up to their of the toughest things to do. grade will be given an additional a plea of guilty or not guilty lish the first such plan for admin- pay range. salaries. There's no salary de- "Capping salaries was one of opportunity to appeal their at 9 a.m. on charges of ag- istrative staff at the University. When the results were re- creases, the system will have to the most difficult issues that was grade. gravated murder, two In 1994, the University hired the turned to employees, they were move up to them." faced in developing this plan," Under the new plan, 45 em- counts of aggravated burg- William M. Mercer Inc., of given the opportunity to appeal Benner said the pay ranges will Ribeau said "However, for a ployees are being paid below the lary and one count of ag- Louisville, Ky., to assist in creat- be increased to a level that is 1 gravated assault. the salary grades assigned to compensation plan to effectively minimum salary assigned to Baker allegedly stabbed ing a classification and salary their position. Appeals have been percent less than the average maintain equity across all pay their grade. Benner said the and killed Julie Kane, 22, structure for the approximately lodged by 139 persons. salary increase each year. divisions, there must be mini- 1995-96 salaries for all individu- and attacked her roommate, 450 administrative staff posi- Under the new plan, 31 em- Benner said the three-year mum and maximum salary als will be increased to the mini- Tara Fahringer, of Na- tions. ployees are currently being paid grace period, which ends July 1, levels." mum retroactive to Jan. 1. He poleon on Sept. 7. The consultants worked with above the maximum for their pay 2000, gives individuals whose Ribeau said everything was Baker is represented by the Office of Human Resources, grade. Bryan Benner, Interim as- pay will be frozen several op- done to make sure those over the See Trustees, page three. Toledo attorney Adrian Cimmerman and Scott Hicks, of Bowling Green. Ready for Search Graduate wins Mayor dials 911 for directions SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - To party in arctic deal with a mayor who dialed 911 to get driving directions, the chief of Dan Watchorn said. police gave her three pri- The BC News From Resolute, the two ex- vate telephone numbers to plorers boarded the Russian ice- try the next time she gets After a summer of classes, breaker "Kapitan Drawitsyn" lost. Chris Rawson was happy to be that would be there home for the Mayor Sam Campana ad- receiving his diploma. The following three days. It would mits calling 911 about six 23-year-old telecommunications take them 200 miles north to times since being elected in graduate could now look forward Beechey Island, just short of the April, but only after falling to the reality of searching for a North Pole. to get through on non- Job and the repayment of student emergency lines for direc- loans. What he needed was a "Nobody on the boat spoke tions to city functions. English, but they treated us Her last call came Aug. break. 14, a night when emergency On Aug. 10, graduation day, fine," Rawson said. "There was lines clogged after storms Rawson's friend Tony Reiser non-stop Molsons and people caused extensive power ou- gave him the break he deserved. were drinking like fish. It was a tages. Police Chief Michael After filling out over 20 entry big party." Heidingsfield sent Cam- forms at the Perrysburg Kroger, Beechey Island is home to the pana a memo the next day, Reiser won The Molson Ice Polar graves of early explorers looking politely reminding her that Beach Party contest for the Northwest passage. 911 is for emergencies, and The winners of the contest "You really got a feel for what that his department gets received a five-day, four-night went on here, you know, the 99,000 emergency calls a whole experience," Rawson said year. trip to the Arctic Circle, with all He offered the mayor the the food and Molsons they could about his four hours of explora- use of three private police stomach. If that was not enough, tion. the weekend would end with a lines. From Beechey Island Rawson "It will eliminate em- private concert featuring the and Reiser traveled back to ployee turmoil and anxiety Violent Femmes and The Red Resolute Bay to spend their last over protocol and spare you Hot Chill Peppers. the possibility of abrupt re- "All I thought I was going to day and night partying with the sponses during times of get was a card and some cash." bands. emergency," the memo Rawson said. "This was the best Rawson said the concert was said. graduation present ever." held in a airport hangar about the While no longer calling size of the Union dining hall. 911, Campana said she still The 120 winners were flown calls police for help finding from across the country to Tor- "We were inches away from an address, and she con- onto on Aug. 27 for a "get ac- the band members, I've got great siders it appropriate use of quainted party." "It was sup- pictures." Rawson said. "The police resources. posed to be a meet and greet af- music was great,and it was a "I only use it under fair. We went to the bars, said great time, but the band mem- duress," Campana said. hello and got really drunk," Raw- bers could have been a little son said. The following morning more receptive towards the Teacher dies after Rawson and Reiser flew 6 1/2 crowd." Rawson said members of fall hours to Resolute Bay in the the Violent Femmes and Flea Northwest Territories. Resolute from the Chili Peppers were the OREGON, Ohio (AP) - A sits inside the Artie Circle and is only ones that came out to the vocational agriculture home to Eskimos of Inuit des- boat to say hello. teacher at Clay High School cent. in this Toledo suburb died During the time of their visit,. Rawson said the highlight for after falling 20 feet from a Resolute Bay was nearing the him was when he was able to get ladder in his classroom. end of their summer months. The his 12-inch single signed by the Marvin Hemminger, 38, sun would shine 24 hours of the members of the Chili Peppers. of Graytown, who had Hldckl KotMyuM/The BG Newi day, and the weather was a dis- Reiser said it was a great taught at the school for the mal five below. weekend. last 11 years, was pro- Brlon Stenger, sophomore criminology prelaw major, puts Greek letters on a search light for a con- "Seeing how these people live "What a great way to spend nounced dead at 3:35 p.m. cert held at fraternity courtyard Thursday. Saturday at St. Vincent was a experience that really put Labor Day. I was on top of the Medical Center In Toledo, things into perspective," Rawson world, literally," Reiser said. said Steve Kahle, an in- vestigator for the Lucas County coroner's office. Hemminger underwent Kuwait refuses additional U.S. troops surgery earlier In the day to relieve the pressure in his skull. Jim Abrams soon, but critics jumped on the Brinkley." operation was put on hold until chairman of the Joint Chiefs of He climbed the ladder The Associated Press delay as another example of the Defense Secretary William permission was granted. Staff, said on ABC Already, about 12:30 p.m. Friday to administration failing to hold Perry, during a visit to Kuwait President Clinton, asked by re- 1.200 American troops are In try to cover up a window, WASHINGTON - Shaky U.S. together the Gulf War coalition. Sunday, said he had sought per- porters about the Kuwaiti de- Kuwait for training exercises then fell onto the class- efforts to maintain a united front "What kind of a lack of consul- mission for the troops from the ployment, said the decision was with the Kuwaiti military. room's concrete floor, au- against Saddam Hussein hit an- tation with our allies is this that emir, Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al- made public "before we had done The U.S. military response thorities said. other snag Sunday. Kuwait, the we would end up In this kind of a Sabah. He was told the matter our regular consultation and the over the past several weeks to Several people witnessed nation saved in the 1991 Persian muddle?" House Speaker Newt would be taken up by the emir- Kuwaitis had done their regular Iraqi President Saddam's mili- the fall, including at least review. As far as I know, there is one student, said schools Gulf War, temporarily withheld Gingrich asked on NBC's "Meet ate's defense committee. Perry tary adventures in northern Iraq Superintendent Robert permission for 5,000 additional the Press." said. nothing irregular or troubling has been shadowed by inability to Pfefferle. American troop* to be stationed "This situation is in terrible It previously was announced In here." obtain the support and participa- there. disarray. The credibility of the the United States that 5,000 "It is my expectation that we tion of most Western and Middle Compiled from staff and Administration officials United States is at stake," Sen. troops from Fort Hood, Texas, will hear very shortly that they Eastern countries who Joined the wire reports. stressed they fully expected Ku- John McCain, R-Ariz., said in would leave for Kuwait, but with will be delighted to accept these wait to approve the deployment ABC's "This Week With David soldiers packing on Saturday, the troops," Gen. John Shalikashvili, See Iraq, page five. I ! Opinion page two Monday, September 16,1996 Police deserve Attention all freshmen: Listen up A plethora of advice for a class from a professor takes many forms: and It's "in." new students you've never had before, ask 8. Visit some of the lo- I don't know everything. someone who's been in the cal landmarks. kndre; class If it was any good. credit for jobs I've just been here a while. I The Clazel Theater Is re- don't have this overzealous I don't know how many ally cool. The antique mall on nurturing instinct; I Just don't Wood times I've kicked myself for not the corner of Main and Wooster In the wake of the Julie Kane murder and the re- like to see the same negligence doing this, and I've ended up Is chock full of '60s and '70s '■ cent campus police crackdown on skateboarders and repeated. can hurt others. When. In taking some really sorry classes retro stuff we're supposed to I roller-bladers. It has become somewhat common to hear So. here's a list often help- doubt, raise your hand. from renowned professors. think is cool. Take Main Street 6. Prepare yourself for ! people complain about police inefficiency. ful hints (and a fun fact) that 2. Get an e-mail account. for a long time, and you're at will hopefully make your tran- Practically everyone is do- the upcoming Arctic blast. The Quarry, a local swimming The New* believes people should examine the facts sition from comfortable middle ing It, and for once being a Urn, It gets really cold hole and drinking spot. ; and reevaluate these senseless positions. classdom to the cornfield sheep Is a good Idea. You can here. One day two years ago. a 9. Bat right. Beginning from a purely psychological standpoint. easier. talk to friends at other univer- certain mean former University University food Is disgust- president refused to let stu- ing, fatty and overrated. BIG • does anyone actually believe the police would ignore a 1. Question everything sities and get Info off the Web you think you are learning. (news outside Bowling Green, dents go home (unlike many Charge can lead to a BIG Ass. : crime if they knew they could prevent It? Some of the things you etc.) Do us all a favor and stay university presidents across Tuxedo Junction boasts of hav- Of course not; the men and women of both the thought you knew (Christopher off the IRC. though. Ohio who cancelled classes). ing the most Impressive veg- j Bowling Green Police Division and the University Police Columbus was a good guy. for 3. Move off campus as The wind chill was 50 degrees etarian menu in town. Eating below zero: cold enough to : Department have sworn oaths to protect and serve the Instance) are now null and void. soon as possible. something unprocessed now (Incidentally. It was Aristotle It's cheaper, the food Is freeze exposed skin in 20 sec- and then Is good for you. • community. and Plato who developed and better, and you don't have to onds (or something scan like 10. Make your own fun That's us. that's you. popularized the theory that the spray all your belongings with that). Get mom to buy you a so you don't go nuts. People say If the police had been more observant. world Is round, long before fire retardants. And no one really nice coat and gloves. Go see some Reggae at 7. Do something produc- Easystreet Cafe, visit the Black • the murder last Saturday would not have happened. wind hit the sails of the Nina, makes you clean your room Plnta. or the Santa Maria.) before Christmas vacation. tive besides just 'go to class.' Swamp Festival, watch a play ! This is illogical from any number of standpoints. There Is nothing wrong Don't give Them any more Like write a column for (they're really good), go to men's What happened was a senseless act of violence. It with engaging your professors money than you have to. The BG News. They hire any soccer club or women's rugby | happens; it's horrible, it speaks poorly of the human and classmates In meaningful 4. (The following is putz off the street, and t's a matches, sled down Bill's hill, merely a fun fact.] great learning experience check out the Rocky Horror Pic- ! race, but it happens. Nothing short of a miracle could discussion and debate because you deserve the best education The last man to be hanged Be a DJ for WBGU or ture Show at the Clazel, study ! have stopped the murderer from entering anyone's your student loans or family In Bowling Green received his WFAL. Honestly, anyone c;»n do In the art gallery or enjoy a • house and assaulting them. can buy. punishment for murdering his It. You Just have to learn .1 few myriad of gainful activities. So to those who say the police are ineffective, The It's important to know the wife and chopping her body into things, like the seven words you In short, don't Just drink truth, such as many of tiny pieces. Her finger Is In a can't say on the air (according beer. ; News wants to express that the opposite is true. America's first presidents Jar at the Wood County Histori- to the FCC). Andrea Wood is a colum- Had the bicycle officers in the area last Saturday owned slaves, because what cal Museum on Rt. 6. ten min- Play Intramural sports. nist for The BG News. Ques- ; not been on the ball and on the bike, it's anyone's guess you don't know can hurt you. utes outside Bowling Green. Get p'ssed off and do tions, comments, or advice can ; if any suspects would be in custody right now. and what you think you know 5. If you're about to take something about It. Activism be e-matled to andreaw@bgnet. Had it not been for the police responding to the 911 calls from neighbors quickly, it's anyone's guess how much more damage the killer might have done. As you read this, you are probably safer today than you were last weekend. Police have a suspect in custody, THE a man they believe was the perpetrator of one of the most hideous crimes Bowling Green has seen this de- .cade. 15% •* As you read this, you are safer than you were three years ago. Some may recall the fear that crept across CUT campus in 1993 as rape reports flooded the front page of .this very newspaper. A stalker was at large, and he ■preyed on your neighbors. In this space last year, we called for people to go out and hug a cop. Perhaps this is a little too much, but The News believes people should give police the respect they .deserve. The men and women in blue and brown in this I town put It on the line for all of us every day. You're a little safer today because of their work. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors g Hf6n* UrrrBDKee.'CE Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor
Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Baghdad to overthrow Hussein Skating policies I don't know about zoo, which no European had Penny Brown seen before. What would one and arrest him for the rapes his Hideki Kobayashi you, but I'd rather get Opinion editor Photo editor come to question expect Cortez to do with these men committed. hit by a kid on a little "subhuman creatures," as ad- I must say. In her own piece of lumber than words. Andrea Is the idiot, not Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod As a skateboarder. I would vanced as they were, but to ex- Copy Chief Columbus, the conquistadors Entertainment editor like to ask the safety director somebody on a big old terminate as many as possible? and campus police this ques- Huffy mountain bike. Not only Is all that I have men- and President Bush. If she be- Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins tioned about the Aztecs true, lieves that they were as bad as tion. Why don't you go after around campus. Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor people on bikes? I don't know but they even worshipped she made them look. Yes. Co- Cortez as a god. Cortez wrote lumbus and the conquistadors about you. but I'd rather get hit Jeff Fernengel by a kid on a little piece of lum- of all this to Charles the Great. were overreactive and some- Production Staff ber than somebody on a big old Telecommunications On a separate but similar what wrong, but not as wrong Huffy mountain bike. Freshman thought, an Aztec woman as she made them appear to be. Jennifer Apt Margaret Kushlak Hey. I would like to see helped Cortez conquer her own After all, had anything you chase after a rapist once people. been different about history, Brian Callatin History's mistakes Greg Schwitzgebel in a while too. They are not ex- My second point is that I'd whether Columbus and the actly safe people to be floating shape our present conquistadors wouldn't have Jeff Gayton like to mention how Andrea Erin Taylor around our (due to skateboard- spoke of how "the Americans" killed any of the Indians, ers) damaged campus. On Monday. September 9, caused about 100.000 Iraqi whether they would have killed Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry By the way. how exactly do Andrea Wood wrote the opinion casualties and severe damage half as many as they did, or you damage cement stairs and Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec article "History' needs a second to the Iraqi water, sewer and whether they wouldn't have concrete sidewalks with a look." and I noticed that power lines, which caused a even come to America, things skateboard? I would really like "Andrea's article needed a sec- large number of civilian casu- might not have been the same Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In to know. ond look" before it was sent alties, but failed to mention in the United States or, In gen- this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly If you take skateboarding through publication. She wrote (probably deliberately) the large eral. American history, and prohibited. away from me I will probably much of her article without number of Kuwaiti oil fields, perhaps she. myself, the audi- The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 get into drugs. Starting off with thinking about the conditions almost all of them, on which ence of this article, or even ev- and Is published dally during the academic year and alcohol consumption and mari- Wednesday's In the summer. at the times of the events about Sadam Hussein had set fire: the ery citizen of the United States juana. I might then move onto would not be in existence If they Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the heavier drugs like crack and which she wrote. many, many rapes Iraqi sol- student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions smack. First. I'd like to mention diers committed against Ku- hadn't done what they did. expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily that Columbus and the con- waiti women; the air strikes We need to know our his- those of The BG News. Or I could have casual sex and maybe even pimp other quistadors were In no way sav- Hussein committed against the tory, know what wrongs were Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, age beasts. They believed that Israelis and the Saudi Arabian committed and not to commit typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- students. Maybe I could take a sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any walk off campus and watch the Indians were subhuman military base: and the harass- them again, and. most of all. and all letters. corn grow! creatures. ment Hussein committed appreciate our history, for as I The BG News encourages Us reader to notify the paper of We skateboarders take Not only that, the Indians against Kurds in northern Iraq. said, had things not happened any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. more crap than the Conklln that Hernando Cortez con- With Hussein and his men as they did. we might not be in Hall bathrooms. I know I'm Just quered, the Aztecs, were ex- having done all that. I am glad existence. 210 West Hall tremely advanced. The Aztecs the Allies, not the Americans, Bowling Green State University an insignificant "skater dude" Bowling Green. OH 43403 but please leave us alone. I'm had pavement, canals, medi- did as much damage as they Brian S. Shuler bgnewsl 9 bgnet.bgsu.edu sorry for the hundreds of stu- cines, pottery, a large amount did to Iraq and wish only that Sophomore dents who I have knocked all of gold and silver and even a they would have gone on to Education
•> ■ ■ State Monday, September 16, 1996 The BG News page three Trustees Administrative Staff Increased attendance Continued from page one. said their 1996-97 salaries will be recalculated using the new compensation plan helps CSU's recovery higher base salary. Inge Klopping, assistant dean dents are being fed at nearby for Information Services in the Grade Fir»t Grade Third Grade The Associated Press "This past debt is Wilberforce University. Business College, told the Orade Minimum Quartile Midpoint Quartile Maximum "The Job is yet unfinished," trustees at the meeting about 5 $14,896 $16,572 $18,247 $19,923 $21,598 COLUMBUS - The chancellor impeding and said Ralph Frasier of Columbus what she felt was a lack of com- 6 17,860 of the Ohio Board or Regents said invading current at his last meeting as the regents munication throughout the pro- 16,014 19,707 21,552 23,398 she was pleased with results of board's chairman. cess. 7 17,246 19,282 21,318 23,354 25,390 Central State University's first dollars. There will "I do have some concerns 8 18,603 20,851 23,098 25,346 27,594 week of classes, but added that "There are some things you need to be an about the points that are coming 9 22,584 the institution still has a long way just can't kill. There were those forward," Klopping said. "This 20,100 25,069 27,553 30,037 to go before it can be considered addressing of this out there who thought Central plan affects our community, our 10 21,752 24,502 27,251 30,001 32,750 healthy again. past debt. It will take State would not survive. This in- salary and the way we do our 11 23,580 26,626 29,672 32,717 35,763 Chancellor Elaine H. Hairston stitution will recover. And we work here at BGSU." 12 25,603 28,981 32,359 35,738 said 1,875 students arrived on the some time." will all be proud. And we will be Trustee Mike Marsh respond- 39,116 university's Wilberforce campus watching." ed by saying the plan will be re- 13 27,845 31,597 35,348 39,100 42,851 by the time school opened. She The meeting was the final one viewed. 14 30,333 34,504 38,675 42,846 47,017 said that number was higher than Elaine H. Hairston for retiring board members Fra- "This Is the plan, but the plan is 15 33,097 37,740 42,383 47,025 expected and was a reason for Regents Chancellor sier, Paul Dutton of Youngstown not set in stone. We intend to re- 51,668 celebration, given the financial and Raymond Sawyer of Cleve- view it annually," Marsh said. "I 16 36,173 41.348 46,522 51,697 56,871 and maintenance problems the land. All three have been on the think no one has the notion here 17 39,598 45,373 51.147 56,922 62,696 school has undergone. store supplies, among other board for nine years and have that we pass it and we dont ever 18 43,418 49,870 56.321 62,774 69,226 things. served as chairman of the nine- talk about it again." She and the regents also urged The state closed the school's member regents board. 19 47,682 54,901 62,119 69,338 76,557 caution. nine dormitories in July for Benner said the ranges will be 20 52,451 60,538 68,623 76,711 84,797 reviewed every three years. "The past debt is in the range safety reasons. State officials in- After the regents adjourned, 21 of $10 million," Hairston said. specting the campus found leak- Dutton was sworn in as a mem- "Every third year we'll actual- 57,790 66,860 75,930 85,000 94,070 "This past debt is impeding and ing pipes, peeling paint, broken ber of the Central State board. ly revisit how the marketplace 22 63,775 73,962 84,148 94,335 104,521 invading current dollars. There windows and too few fire alarms In other business, the regents compares to our wage struc- 23 70,494 81,949 93,404 104,860 116,315 will need to be an addressing of and extinguishers. approved a new doctoral pro- ture," Benner said. this past debt. It will take some gram in engineering at Wright Benner said employees hired Approved by the Board of Trustees Friday, the administrative time." Two of the dorms and the State University in a break with into new positions in the future staff compensation plan will take effect immediately. The Univer- will go through a similiar ques- "And there has to be a way to cafeteria have been renovated. the board's resistance to such sity will start by utilizing grades 7 - 22 The grade minimum explain why all that happened," The two dorms are being used, programs. The Wright State pro- tionnaire process to have that po- Sawyer added. the cafeteria will open next week gram will be in collaboration sition graded. He said the exact represents the smallest amount one can be paid, while the Central State, 17 miles east of and a third dorm is expected to with the Air Force Institute of procedure has not been de- maximum is the most one can earn at that graded position Dayton, owes money for water reopen by the end of the month. Technology and several other termined, but will be handled by Source: Public Relations and telephone service and book- Until the cafeteria reopens, stu- schools. the Office of Human Resources. Teachers agree to OS 17fights rising rate of dropouts The Associated Press "We're expecting improved re- entered Ohio State with high test pared students, he said. The tentative tention this year," he said. More scores and good grades in high school now has selective admis- contract sions criteria, Arnold said, so COLUMBUS - Parking prob- students returned in winter and school, Arnold said. Thomas Sheeran pleased with the teachers' pact, lems were among the reasons spring quarters last year, giving "We think there's a carry-over there should be no need for weed- The Associated Press even though the district did not 1,400 Ohio State University hope that numbers will be better from when Ohio State was an outs. win all of the concessions it had freshmen in 1994 did not return this fail. open-admission university in the INDEPENDENCE, Ohio - The sought. in 1995, a university study found. One bright spot: More black "80s," he said. "But some departments con- Cleveland Teachers Union and "We got close enough to the Some of the dropouts said they and Hispanic students are re- tinue to do weed-outs," he said. city school district reached a ten- number ($20 million in conces- could not afford school; others turning. About 28 percent of At that time, anyone who ap- "We need to provide an environ- tative three-year contract early sions) to be pleased with the out- said they regularly had trouble black freshmen and 26 percent of plied was accepted, and so-called ment where students can suc- Sunday, averting a strike that come," Wymer said. finding parking spaces. Hispanics left after 1994-95, offi- "weed-out" classes culled unpre- ceed." had been scheduled for 12:01 a.m. Jim Mager, OSU's assistant cials said. That's down from Monday. The teachers agreed to pay vice president for enrollment about 30 percent for each group Richard DeColibus, president more for medical insurance, but management, said Friday the in the previous school year. of the 5,000-member union, said the school district abandoned its school wants to fight a trend the proposal included a two-year earlier demand to increase class toward rising dropout rates. Mager and a committee have wage freeze and a 3 percent wage sizes and the amount of time been studying OSU's freshman increase in the final year. Teach- teachers must spend in class, he In 1987, 17 percent of the flight since January. Mager and ers' salaries now range from said. school's freshmen dropped out. Robert Arnold, vice provost for academic affairs, presented their Reopening $26,000 to $55,000. Asked if the teachers' settle- The rate increased to 24 percent The 72,000-student district, ment addressed the district's fi- in the 1994-95 school year, which findings Friday to the university Under New Management Ohio's largest, has a $152 million nancial problems, DeColibus is still below the national average board of trustees' student affairs debt and wanted union conces- said, "It was not our obligation to but the highest among Big Ten committee. featuring: Nearly two-thirds of those who sions to trim a threatened $23 fund the district." schools. To that end, OSU telephoned leave are carrying a C average or million deficit this year. The dis- •Custom Framing some students to invite them worse, the study showed. Those I Bring coupon I trict has been under court- The talks resumed Saturday students include freshmen who and Art Gallery ordered state control for 1 1/2 morning and were concluded back. •Framed and Unframed Art I and take 20% ' years. Sunday morning, 18 hours later. •Goebel Hummels Tentative agreements also Teachers, who will be in class I off unframed were reached Sunday with Monday, will vote on the tenta- Toby's Party Oasis •Baldwin Brass unions representing most service tive contract within 10 days, pos- (State Liquor Agency) •Fenton Art Glass prints (no limit)) and nonteaching personnel, in- sibly as soon as Monday or Tues- 1070 N. Main, 353-1551 •Austin Sculptures cluding bus drivers, cafeteria day. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon.- Sat. •Antiques ■ expires 9/28/96 I workers and office clerks, dis- Gov. George Voinovich, who Fine wines Beer "meeting all your C'fii •Norman Rockwell Figurines trict spokesman Rick Ellis said. once served as Cleveland's Spirits Pop party needs!" Talks continued with district mayor, said Sunday that he was Mixes Party Supplies Math Tutoring custodians, who agreed to work glad a strike was averted. without a contract until Sept. 25. Attorney and Business Offices Available for Lease] Nonteaching workers also had threatened to strike Monday. De- 20 TANNING VISITS FOR $25 • Watch For Our Grand Reopening • tails about those agreements were not available. 832 S. Main Houa Schools negotiator Martin -. -rOHalry^Hdf ft TrwihviTanning VilnrvSalons 352-9763 Mon.-Frl. 8a.m.-9p.m.; Sunday noon - 5p.m. Wymer said the district was
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Rapper dies after Hanging around drive-by shooting Michelle DeArmond Vegas hotel just before the shoot- The Associated Press ing. And at the recent MTV awards in New York, police LAS VEGAS - Tupac Shakur, broke up a confrontation be- the rapper whose raw lyrics tween Shakur's entourage and drew on the rage of a coarse ur- six other men. But then there al- ban existence and seemed a ways seemed to be something blueprint of his own violent life, brewing. died Friday from wounds suf- Shakur was up-front about his fered In a drive-by shooting. He troubled life in the 1995 release was 25. "Me Against The World," a Shakur, whose right lung was multimillion-selling album that removed after he was shot Sat- contained the ominously titled urday in Las Vegas, was pro- tracks "If I Die 2Nite" and nounced dead at 4:03 p.m. at the "Death Around The Corner." University Medical Center in Las "It ain't easy being me - will I Vegas. see the penitentiary, or will I stay George Pryce, Death Row Re- free?" Shakur rapped on the cords spokesman, said they were album, which produced the preparing a statement. "Give Grammy-nominated "Dear people a moment to get over the Mama" and standout singles "So shock," he said. Many Tears" and 'Temptations." Known as 2Pac, he was one of Yet Shakur was not just the the most successful - and scor- fury, expletives and anger of ned - "gangsta" rappers. Fans songs like "F— the World." He bought millions of records; oth- could be poignant ("It was hell ers denounced him and his lyrics hugging on my mama from a jail for glorifying violence and drugs cell") and both sympathetic and and degrading women. critical of young black men try- Shakur was hit by four bullets ing to become "gangstas." Sept. 7 as he rode near the Las The Las Vegas shooting oc- Vegas Strip in a car driven by the curred as Shakur's fourth solo Rodney ('unlifTkc AiwcUtJ Praia head of Death Row Records, album, "All Eyez on Me," re- Jim Frascr, left, and Paul Schlobahance check out children's sale Sunday. Residents of 120 homes participated in the eighth Marion "Suge" Knight, who was mained on the charts, with some clothes hanging on a line at the Webster, N.H., town-wide yard annual event. slightly wounded. 5 million copies sold. The song It was the second time Shakur "How Do You Want It - Califor- had been gunned down in less nia Love" was a top 20 single on than two years. In November Billboard magazine's charts. 1994 he was shot five times dur- The rapper had a more hopeful outlook on "All Eyez." In a com- Talks continue for auto workers ing an apparent robbery in the lobby of a Manhattan recording ment released by his label, Sha- studio. kur had described the making of The Associated Press There was no talk of a strike. By 6 p.m. Sunday, negotiators "All we've heard is that they're Arrested repeatedly in recent the album: "I just said what I But union negotiators throughout had met for 50 hours since Friday making progress," said Ford years, he was released last year wanted to say, and it liberated DEARBORN, Mich. -- Sleep- the weekend kept a posted, morning. worker Jerry Kline in Kansas. on bail pending appeal after serv- me. I let go of the anger." deprived negotiators for Ford handwritten warning outside Talks "intensified" in the Harmon said earlier that the ing eight months in a New York Motor Co. and the United Auto their second-floor conference afternoon, and the company re- company expected an agreement prison for sex abuse. A fledgling actor, Shakur had Workers bargained nonstop into room at Ford's headquarters: mained optimistic that a settle- to be reached without a work The Las Vegas attackers got recently completed filming a role Sunday night, trying to work out "UAW: We Will Strike." ment would be reached, spokes- stoppage. No immediate wildcat away. Knight, with three law- as a detective for the Orion pic- the final details of a new national Negotiating subcommittees man Jon Harmon said late in the strikes were likely, as most Ford yers, talked to investigators four ture "Gang Related." He pre- contract. worked nearly nonstop from 7:30 day. assembly plants are closed Sun- days after the shooting but was viously appeared in "Above The The old three-year contract am. EDT Saturday to 6 am. Sun- Anxious Ford workers at UAW days. of no help, police said. Rim" in 1994, with Janet Jackson expired at midnight Saturday, day. They then took a break and locals across the nation said they UAW spokesmen declined to There had been trouble earlier in John Singleton's 1993 release the deadline for reaching a new returned to the bargaining tables had heard no significant word on comment on the talks, which that night. Shakur and associates "Poetic Justice," and in the 1992 deal, but talks continued with in- about 9:30 a.m. and continued to the talks from their negotiators have been marked by unusual se- were in a fight outside a Las Earnest Dickerson film "Juice." formal hourly extensions. meet into the night. at Ford's world headquarters. crecy.
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Continued from page one. to avoid further confrontations, Iraq had decided "to stop our mil- Viewers cast votes in which lowers prospects for an- itary responses within the limits coalition to drive Iraq out of Ku- other strike, was on the whole be- of our capabilities." He later said wait in 1991. ing carried out. the decision was to "suspend" at- The administration says the tacks on coalition planes. Miss America pageant coalition is Intact, with Britain Shalikashvili said it was a and France still helping monitor "mixed story - we see the missile Perry's trip to shore up the an- John Curran the no-fly zone in the south. The Associated Press sights still there, we see them ti-Saddam coalition also took him Britain has endorsed the U.S. ac- moving around trying to hide to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, J ATLANTIC CITY - Miss tions wholeheartedly. In Bahrain, them from us, but on the other which hosts 5,000 U.S. military" Kansas Tare Dawn Holland Perry announced Sunday that hand we have not seen here in the personnel but has not allowed the was crowned Miss America on island emirate's agreement for last few days any efforts to re- Americans to launch air strikes Saturday night in a nationally 26 American F-16 fighters to be construct them." from Saudi territory. televised ceremony where based there. Kuwait last week Perry, asked in Bahrain about a viewers got to help select the said it would play host to eight Iraq's deputy foreign minister, new round of attacks on Iraq, winner. U.S. F-117A stealth attack planes. Riyadh al-Qaysi, told ABC that said, "Yes, it is still a possibility." For the first time, viewers could call in and vote on which But the U.S. ambassador to the of the 10 semifinallsts they United Nations, Madeleine Al- liked to narrow the field to five bright, pointedly said on ABC finalists. The final decision on that "when our national interests the winner was solely up to the are threatened we are not afraid to act alone." HOWARD JtiZeZZSS seven celebrity judges. IS wHEAe aS AT I. When the name of first run- Saddam announced Friday he would no longer shoot at coalition ner-up Miss Louisiana I'.rika LOCATED IM rut-ujcctxAfto Schwarz was called, Holland's planes patrolling the two no-fly jaw dropped in disbelief. She zones over Iraqi soil, which are then received the crown from designed to cripple Saddam's outgoing winner Shawntel ability to mount threats against Smith before giving giant his neighbors. U.S. officials con- waves to the crowd - mouthing firmed Sunday that the decision "I love you" in between - as she made her way down the 92-foot runway in Convention Hall. Holland, a tall brunette, said afterward that she wanted to Recycling is the be Miss America since she was a child, but couldn't believe her fairy tale had come true. "I don't feel like Miss Amer- ica yet," she said at a news right answer! conference. "I know that's go- sue she will speak on during Alabama Alison McCreary ing to sink in once I have time her year as Miss America - is third runner-up and Miss Mis- for it to." illiteracy prevention. souri Kimberly Massaro fourth At BGSU, recycling isn't a trend, it is She's the third Miss Kansas She said existing illiteracy runner-up. to win the crown, following prevention programs serve Other semifinalists were a tradition! Take those few extra Deborah Bryant also of Over- less than 5 percent of the illit- Miss Hawaii Melissa Short land Park (1966) and Debra erate population. "I need to be Miss Indiana Shani Nielsen steps. Make the effort to locate our Barnes of Pittsburg (1968). a national spokesperson for il- Miss Kentucky Veronica Duka; Holland, 23, of Overland literacy prevention," she said Miss Mississippi Kari Litton yellow barrels in your class- Park, won the Miss Kansas title in an interview when the con- and Miss Texas Michelle Mar- room buildings. Use your brown on her first try after moving testants arrived in Atlantic tinez. from Florida, where she un- City on Labor Day. The call-in poll was the latest bins to keep your rooms clean. successfully sought the state She sang opera, "Ou va le innovation for the contest, an crown three times. jeune Indoue," for her talent annual fixture in this beach re- Keep the green in Bowling A 1994 music education segment. sort since 1921. graduate of Florida State Uni- Born in Mobile, Ala., her The viewers, in effect, sat as Green! Any questions? Call us. versity, she is a graduate stu- family moved six times by the the eighth judge in picking the dent at the University of Mis- time she was S years old and finalists. Their collective votes souri-Kansas City. She hopes to six times since then. were added to those of the sev- teach music some day. Miss Oregon Patricia Leines en celebrity judges, who Holland's platform - the is- was second runner-up. Miss picked the winner. BGSU Recycling Program 372-8909
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jQ Home Opener: BOWLING GREEN 20, TEMPLE 16 & Big plays, defense key BG win Davis, Holcomb lead way with career highs
Scott Brown The BC News Breakdowns became Bowling Green's best friends Saturday. Broken plays bred big plays for the Falcons, who ran up a 17-0 second quarter lead and cruised on to a 20-16 win over Temple be- fore 12,256 fans in the home opener at a soggy Doyt L. Perry Davis Holcomb Stadium. BG was off and running after a I Statistics, page 9 touchdown on its first posses- I Notebook, page 9 sion, where quarterback Bob Niemet and tight end Tony Hol- comb capped two broken plays Bobby Niemet and some other with excla- people," BG coach Gary Black- mation points - ney said. "We've got young peo- two catches ple playing with confidence and worth 81 yards. making plays and believing In The rest of themselves. the day be- "It's a great win." longed to tail- Niemet had a solid game - back Courtney 14-of-30 for 188 yards - but it Davis and the was Holcomb who helped turn a Falcon defense. potentially disastrous first pos- Davis rushed Blackney session into a momentum-builder for a career- for Bowling Green. best 119 yards and the defense On 3rd-and-8 from the BG 11, put the clamps on Henry Burris, Holcomb snuck up the left side- Temple's Ail-American quarter- line untouched to grab a 26-yard back candidate (see related sto- pass from Niemet. Three plays ry). later, on 3rd-and-5 from the 42, The Falcons stand 1-1 heading Temple pressure forced Niemet into this week's mammoth game to scramble right. at Miami. Temple dips to 1-2. Holcomb released down the "When we had to operate out- right sideline, and Niemet found The BG NcWi/Doug Khrtnoviky side the game plan, some of our him on the run for a 55-yard pass players had to improvise and Falcon quarterback Bob Niemet (12) scrambles out of the pocket dur- provided a solid performance for Bowling Green, completing make plays, like (Holcomb) and See CAREER, page nine. ing Saturday's game as Temple's Tim Terry (36) pursues. Niemet M-of-30 for 188 yards. Owls' All-American QB candidate no match for Bowling Green's 'D' Blake Parkins The BC News "The coverage was a The Bowling Green defense lot tighter and I think faced the daunting task of that that all countering Temple's quarter- back Henry Burris in this week- translates into a end's home opener. much better effort Burris' high powered passing attack that was averaging 276 against a great yards per game was held to a passer." season low 177 yards and one Gary Blackney Everhart Manm interception. At different points BC head coach in the contest, the floundering Burris was pulled from the lineup to, "wake him up," said Burris was coming off a tre- a passing game was due largely Temple coach Tom Dickerson. mendous game in a 38-34 loss to in part to defensive pressure. Burris holds virtually every Washington State, in which he Burris was consistently being passing and total offensive yard- completed 23 of 33 attempts for flushed out of the pocket and age records at Temple. Burris is 268 passing yards and accounted forced to deliver the ball before also closing in on other for two touchdowns. The effort he was ready. The BG Nrwi/Doug Khrtnoviky prestigeous marks including Big was good enough to earn the Bowling Green coach Gary Bowling Green reserve quarterback Mark Molk (11) dives In for a one-yard score with 6:20 to go In the East records for total offensive quarterback Big East Player of Blackney was pleased with the second quarter. Molk's run gave the Falcons a 17-0 lead at the time. Temple's Alshermond Singleton plays and career passing at- the Week honors. (94) attempts to make the tackle. tempts. Temple's Inablillty to establish See CANDIDATE, page nine. Tennis has solid showing at Keef e Mike Leonard struggled through a few places, "Of course, everyone wants to The BC News but that's to be expected." MEN'S win, but it wasn't the end of the The Falcons' best singles TENNIS year if you lost," said Terman. The men's tennis team did very efforts were put forth by Radu G Co-captains Adam Tropp and well this weekend at the Keefe Barton and Scott Yonker, who stiff competition from Butler Ryan Gabel had the most diffi- Invitational at the Keefe tennis won in their respective brackets. University's Greg Anderson in culty in the tournament, finish- courts on the campus of BGSU. Yonker, who was placed in the the final round. Barton fought ing fifth on the 'A' bracket and Bowling Green brought home 'D' bracket, breezed through to hard and won a three set victory, sixth in the 'B' bracket, respec- four first place finishes during the finals where he beat his op- 7-5,6-7 (7-3), 6-0. tively. Dave Anderton and Matt the weekend including a sweep of ponent in straight sets, 6-2,6-4. Senior Joel Terman, who Wiles battled for the third posi- the doubles titles. The effort was Barton, playing In the 'B' played in the 'A' bracket, placed tion in the 'C' bracket. Anderton praised by Falcon head coach Jay bracket, had a tougher time third but stated that he was satis- won in straight sets 6-1,6-1. Harris. bringing home the victory. While fied, considering that Harris did It was in the doubles brackets. "We played well, especially in Barton also breezed through the not put much emphasis on this doubles," said Harris. "We first two rounds, he recleved weekend's tournament. See KEEFE, page eleven. Sports Briefs Ohio offers chilly Klein named MVP as soccer team captures Kelme Invitational greeting to BG OXFORD - The Falcon soccer team captured its second con- Jason McMahon secutive tournament title over the weekend, easily handling Cen- The BC News CROSS tral Connecticut and George Washington on the way to Kelme COUNTRY Invitational championship at Miami University. The overcast skies, chilly # Steve Klein was named the tournament MVP after scoring two breeze, and light drizzle that Conference title defense. goals and two assists as BG slashed Central Connecticut 4-0 on greeted the BGSU cross country But the ' conditions actually Saturday and George Washington 4-2 on Sunday. teams Saturday morning at first were the first scent of a storm. BG had won the Pepsi/Nike Classic in New Hampshire last served as a welcome: Welcome That storm came In presence _ Tk« BC Ncoi/Hldrkl K.bay.ikl See BRIEFS, page eleven. back to cross country season, Kyan Gabel returns a shot during the weekend's action at the Keefe welcome to your Mid-American See OHIO, page twelve. tennis courts. Sports ■■MMOTM page eight The B< News Monday, September 16,1996 • A soggy opening day
A persistent rain, In the second half didnt dampen the spirits of Falcon fans on hand for the home opener Saturday against Temple. Clockwise from top left, the BGSU marching band performs during half time; Drew Lashaway tosses some gum; Reserve quarterback Mark Molk dives In the air for a second quarter touch- down over Temple's Alshennond Singleton; a cheerleader gets a boost; an official watches a field goal by BG's Jason Strasser sail through the uprights; a family shelters under an umbre- lla and a blanket from the inclimate weather Saturday. Sports- Monday, September 16, 1996 ThelU, News page nine I
Bowling Green 20, Temple 16 Hamilton has solid showing for Falcons Doyl L. Perry Stadium, Bowling Green. OH Temple 0 13 16 Blackney said. "We said, 'Morty, bly despite perilous weather Bowling Green 10 0 20 JC transfer leads offensive team we need to get you on the field. conditions through most of the Scoring Summary You don't need to be standing on game. The sophomore from First Quarter with six receptions for 66 yards the sideline next to me watching Maumee averaged 42.2 yards per BG (12:11) Courtney Davis one-yard nin. Juan Struter kick BG 7-0 people run up and down field.' Uofc. Drive: Fight play*. 91 yards. 2.49 Key pUyl: Holcomb 26-yard catch on 3rd- Bowling Green's home opener ~ "It's primarily because he's a and-8 from the BG 11 -yard line. Holcomb 55-yard catch to Temple 3-yard line featured the emergence of wide BG (3:51) Slrtaaaer 23-yard field goal BG 10-0 FOOTBALL great athlete." Drive: 12 plays. 58 yard*. 5 35 Key plays: Consecutive catches by Hamilton. receiver Damron Hamilton. Field position and time of pos- covering 15 and 13 yards respectively, to gel drive rolling into Temple territory Williams, an all-purpose player session key Hamilton, a junior transfer NOTEBOOK who graduated in 1994, was Second Quarter from the City College of San BG (6:201 Mark Molk one-yard run. Straiaer kick BG 17-0 drafted by the Dallas Cowboys Disregarding the opening Drive: II plays.50yards.6:16 Key play: Nicmet 17-yard scramble lose! up Francisco, led BG with six cat- and is one of their top special Isl-and-goa! on the one ches for 66 yards. His consecu- Scott Brown drive of the game, where they TU (I :S I) Zane Mkhabki 32-yard field goal BG 17-3 teams players. started at their own nine, the Fal- Drive: Ten plays. 50 yards. 4 29 Key play: Davis 31 yard catch to BG 35-yard tive catches totaling 28 yards set BG News Bryce has played several posi- line up the Falcons' second quarter cons' average drive began on the Third Quarter Sports Editor tions in his three seasons at 38-yard line. BG held the ball for BG (9:01) Slrauer 36-yard Held goal BG 20-3 touchdown and 17-0 lead. Bowling Green, including wide Drive: Nine plays. 54 yards. 4:03 Key play: Two catches by Hamilton 3419. "It was a good game for us," receiver, defensive back and covering 35 yards said Hamilton, who is known by On the flip side. Temple's Fourth Quarter tailback. average drive began on their own TU (3:471 Frank Carter 47-yard catch (mm Pal Bonner. Mlchalski many on the team as 'Hank'. "We Terry Loville, another Junior kick BG 20-10 basically had time today to throw 27-yard line. Temple's possession Drive: Si. plays. 59 yards. 2:47. transfer from the City College of Special teams remain solid the ball, that was the impact. (I) time was only 25:41. TU (1:18) Van Johnson 14-yard catch from Henry Burrla. pass San Francisco, caught a pair of Chalk up more points for the no good BG 20-16 got open, and (quarterback Bob passes for 21 yards in the game. Drive: Sit plays 44 yards. 0:44. Jason Strasser, a true fresh- special teams and the BG Niemet) had time to get me the man from Toledo St. Francis, lit- Team Statistics ball." offensive line, respectively. BG Morty Bryce used in expanded erally came out of nowhere to Opponent Hamilton is originally from It First Downs It role against Owls score eight crucial points for the "And, if you're good, I'll take 9-7-2 by Rushtng-Passing-Penally ■1 III Miami, Fla., and played at San Falcons Saturday. 348 Total Net Yards 294 Francisco for two seasons before you home with me" 46-160 Rushes-Yards 27-15 Morty Bryce Is one of the most Strasser has supplanted Andy coming to Bowling Green. 14-30-188-0-0 Passes Comp.-Att.-Yards-TD-Int. 15-36- 249-2-1 talented players on the Falcon Pollock as the team's extra point 4-47 Penalties-Yards 6-55 Whether or not the "Macar- 0/0 Fumbles/Lost 2/0 "I think Damron Hamilton team and had been seeing little and field goal kicker, and he ena," which was played over the 7/41J Punts/Average 8/31.8 played an exceptional game to- playing time due to a backlog of came through against Temple loudspeakers between the first 34:19 Time of Possession 25:41 day," BG head coach Gary quality wide receivers. with two field goals (23 and 36 and second quarters of the game, Individual Statistics Blackney said. "We have some Blackney set out to find some- yards, respectively) and two will become a Perry Stadium fix- Passing: (BG) Ntemet 14-30-188-0-0; (TU) Burris 11-30-177-1 -1. Bonner 4-6-72- 1-0. kids that are making some plays thing for Bryce to do, so the extra points. ture remains to be seen. Rushing: (BG) Davis 34-119. Niemel 7-28. Kloe 4-12. Molk I -1; (TU) Culbrealh 9- and doing some things a lot bet- sophomore from BowmanviUe, "Jason Strasser ... I dont even A healthy minority of the 37. Ut 6-21. Davis 2-1. Bonner 2-1-5). Burris 8-1-9). ter than we were last year right Ont. was a nickel-and-dime back know If he knew if he was going crowd took part, possibly estab- Receiving: (BG) Hamilton 6-66. Holcomb4-90. Lovtlle 2-21. Davis l-7.Kluc 1-4: (TU) Davis 4-81. Johnson 2-51. Kersey 2-26. Davis 2-18. Lee 2-8. Carter 1-47. now." in passing situations on defense to kick today," Blackney said. lishing a Bowling Green record Overocker I -11. Culbrealh 1-7. Hamilton also came up big in Saturday. "He made a couple of important for the number of spontaneous "We went to Morty last week, a field goals for us." Records: BG II.Temple 1-2 the final minutes for BG, re- "Macarena" dancers at one time. Attendance: 12.256 Game Time: 2:46. covering both of Temple's on- lot like we went to Charlie Wil- Pollock remained on punts and Some records aren't made to be side kick attempts. liams a couple of years ago," klckoffs, and performed admira- broken. CAREER
Continued from page seven. pass went over their heads into three catches for 43 yards enter- his first collegiate game, had with 9:01 left in the third quarter wanted to run at them and get the tight end's arms. ing the game. staked the Falcons to a 10-0 lead proved to be the decisive score. what we can ... try to score some to the Temple 3-yard line. Davis "We really stunk the joint up, BG's second touchdown was earlier on BG's second drive on a Playing in a steady rain in the points early, get on them early took the, honors from a yard out both offensively and defen- also the product of Improvisation 23-yard field goal. second half, the running game and sustain some big drives and two plays later, and BG was on sively," said an exasperated off a broken play. On 2nd-and-ll "We talked to the players be- took control for BG largely try to win the game." its way. Temple coach Ron Dickerson. from the Temple 18, Niemet fore the game about making thanks to Davis, whose previous Danny Davis was Temple's "It was just a broken play," "We couldn't get ourselves broke a tackle by Temple's Larry plays," Blackney said. "We had career-best was 103 yards leading receiver with four cat- Holcomb explained. "We've done straight, the lineup right, Chester and scrambled across some kids making plays." against Ohio in 1994. ches for 81 yards. Eugene Cul- it many times in practice: if Bob couldn't fake right ... couldn't do the field and along the right side- "The line played pretty good breath was the leading rusher ever gets in trouble, just take off anything right. line for 17 yards. Temple got on the board with a today," Davis said. "We just with 37 yards. for the end zone." "We haven't stopped the boot- Niemet was mildly shaken on field goal before halftime, but The Temple defense seemed leg play in three games." the play, so backup QB Mark didnt threaten again until a pair mystified on the play; three Owl The 55-yard catch totaled more Molk had the honors from a yard of desperation touchdowns in the defenders had chased Holcomb yardage than Holcomb had out two plays later for a 17-0 BG final four minutes of the game. A down the field, only to slow as the gained in his career. He had lead. Jason Strasser, playing in 36-yard field goal by Strasser CANDIDATE Continued from page seven. ondary routes. controlling the pass was the top the other cornerback. We had our $1.99 "The coverage was a lot tighter priority for the defense. work cut out for us, and we rose squad's pressure on Burris. and I think that that all translates "We had committed ourselves to the challenge." "One of our major goals com- into a much better effort against to stopping the pass because we ing out of Alabama was to put a great passer [Burris]," said knew that it would be a big part Outside linebackers Brian 353-0044 /\ some more pressure on the pas- Blackney. of their game plan this week," Manns and J.P. Mershon also 1045 N. Main FREE ser ... and I know we got some BG comerback Tony Everhart said Everhart. "We did a lot more played a key role in keeping Bur- DELIVER! more pressure," Blackney said. was one of the defensive backs pressuring this week, myself and ris in check. The tighter coverage also responsible for the tighter aided the rushing effort. Burris coverage. Everhart finished with DAILY SPECIAL was forced to check off the pri- four tackles and broke up one mary receiver and look to sec- pass attempt. Everhart said that /tfb Large Pizza Cheese & 3 Toppings • Limited time offer • Not valid with any 95 BLACKNEY other offer 8 RUSH ^THURSDAY SPECIAL SHOW! S MEDIUM PIZZAS MONDAYS itKtilxxixt. u 7:00 P.M. Limited time offer Cheese & One Not valid with any Topping ATA Live at other offer You Know Who We Are BG store only 9 Rush Delt- 1720 E. Woof ler, Bowling Gretrn So Don't Settle For Lea* SUNDAY SPECIALS Sports Campus Leaders * II110 A IK A.ST ON... LARGE PIZZAS Academics Off-Campus House * Cheese & One Brotherhood Social Events * Limited time offer Topping Not valid with any Open Rush With Food other offer WF0B ^S96.7 WCWA BG store only September 11,12,17, & 18 Behind Conklin AM ft» 1430 HUM FM suniTir m inn 10 ffiSSB xtt&<^&&&&nQSm MODEL YEAR CLEARANCE EVERY 96 BLOWOUT PRICED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30,1996
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The Associated Press early and it didn't really stop." es for 231 yards and TD passes of bounding from Aaron Glenn's Green Bay's start was expect- 19 yards to Antonio Freeman, 8 to 100-yard interception return If Brett Favre and the Green ed, but Miami and Minnesota fullback William Henderson and with three touchdown passes and Bay Packers keep it up, they may have been bigger surprises. 7 to tight end Keith Jackson. rallying the Dolphins past New supplant Vlnce Lombardi as Both improved to 3-0, the Vik- Robert Brooks led the Packers York (0-3). Lambeau legends. ings with a 20-14 win in Chicago with eight catches for 108 yards. Trailing 14-0, the Dolphins Offense, defense and special and the Dolphins with a 36-27 vic- Favre also threw two intercep- scored on four consecutive pos- teams all scored Sunday as the tory over the winless New York tions, the last of which led to San sessions and got 33 straight Packers beat previously un- Jets. Diego's only touchdown, a 9-yard points. It began with Marino's defeated San Diego 42-10 to run In other early games Sunday, it pass from Stan Humphries to 74-yard scoring pass to rookie their record to 3-0 for the first was New England 31, Arizona 0; Tony Martin that made it 28-10 fullback Stanley Pritchett. He time since 1982. Houston 29, Baltimore 13; Phila- with 8:16 left. But Butler ended also had TD tosses to backup Brett Favre threw three touch- delphia 24, Detroit 17; Cincinnati any hope for San Diego (2-1) by tight ends Frank Wainiight and down passes, LeRoy Butler re- 30, New Orleans 15, and Minne- stepping in front of Terrell Flet- Brett Carolan, the first TD re- turned an interception 90 yards sota 20, Chicago 14. cher at the Packers 10 and racing ceptions of their careers. for a touchdown, and Desmond In late games, Indianapolis was down the left sideline for the Rookie Karim AbdulJabbar Howard returned a punt 65 yards at Dallas, Jacksonville at Oak- score. rushed for 124 yards on 23 car- for a TD. That gave Green Bay land, Kansas City at Seattle, The Chargers were befuddled ries, with touchdown runs of 4 115 points to 26 for the opposition Washington at the New York by the Green Bay defense all day. and 7 yards. this season. Giants and Tampa Bay at Den- Reggie White and Sean Jones "They beat us in every which ver. each had two sacks on Humph- Vikings 20, way, in every phase," Chargers Buffalo is at Pittsburgh on ries, who was 16-for-31 for 130 Bears 14 AMacUlcd PITH photo coach Bobby Ross said. "There's Monday night. Atlanta, Carolina, yards, a TD and two intercep- Edgar Bennett (34) breaks away from San Diego Charger Shawn Lee really not much that I can say, St. Louis and San Francisco were tions. Warren Moon, back from in- (98) for a first quarter touchdown Sunday. other than the fact that we took off. "It always surprises me when jury, went 22-of-44 for 239 yards cornerback Donnell Woolford, Chandler threw two touchdown the old butt-kicking. It started Favre completed 22 of 34 pass- there's that much point differen- and completed a 30-yard pass to tial," Packers coach Mike Holm- Cris Carter to set up Scott Sis- fullbacks Raymont Harris and passes. gren said. "I don't expect these. son's tiebreaking 33-yard field Tony Carter, receiver Michael The Oilers (2-1), whose at- Guys just keep making plays." goal with 7:25 to play at Soldier Timpson and defensive end tendance has plummeted since Field. Alonzo Spellman all went out they announced their proposed Dolphins 36, The Vikings (3-0), who last with injuries. move to Tennessee a year ago, lets 27 started 3-0 in 1975, scored the broke the previous Astrodome only six points of the second half Bengals 30, attendance low of 21,955 in 1973 In Miami, Dan Marino cele- on two field goals by Sisson. The Saints 15 against the New York Jets. brated his 35th birthday by re- Bears (1-2) were beaten up as Two weeks ago, the Oilers After weeks of saying that all drew 27,725 fans in their season KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE KE he needed was a hole, Ki-Jana opener against the Kansas City Carter finally found one, burst- Chiefs. - I W 1 II ^^B I UJ ing through it for a 31-yard touchdown run that set up a 30-15 Eagles 24, * I KA^^iM I * victory over the Saints (0-3) at Lions 17 - I ^r^B I u Riverfront Stadium. * I HfeM I * Ricky Watters, who hurt the - ^nTilTriT^ B^w I w Carter's second-quarter run, Eagles with fumbles in each of * ■IfaiakiliUniil BJ I the longest by the Bengals in two - H'l'Vflk I HIL^I PI I u their first two games, ran for 153 * I OLM JM ■§•* I X years, gave Cincinnati (1-2) a yards on 27 carries for Philadel- 17-6 lead. Carter, last year's No. 1 phia (2-1). overall draft pick who missed his Rodney Peete completed 25 of u. I ^r , r ^M i ■ rookie season with a knee injury, 30 passes for 284 yards, his had 63 yards on 19 carries after highest total in two seasons with gaining 27 yards on 21 carries in the Eagles. And second-year I VJ4BA ■ I the first two games. wide receiver Chris T. Jones * I WM ^. ■ Ml chipped in with nine catches for IM u- I■ W^k BV pv H■ ■ I x- Oilers 29, 121 yards and a touchdown. POLO JEANS COMPANY I B* ^K Bl I Ravens 13 The visiting Lions (1-2). * I BVA I ' dropped to 13-18 in September - I ■■^BlL^■BPHBaHl I The smallest crowd ever to see games during Wayne Fontes" - ITMIA M IK^BT^I FBIITI Wlk I the Oilers play in the Astrodome, eight-year tenure as head coach. * I k^r « M »* VYI I Fl. i W v - 20,082, watched them beat Bal- ./. 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BRIEFS Continued from page seven. Miami comes up just short weekend. The Falcons will go for three tournaments in a row The Associated Press and snapping Miami's eight- defense. for 57 yards on the drive and 21 next weekend at the Gold Rush Classic in Fresno, Cal. game unbeaten and six-game Smith, a 6-foot, 205-pound jun- times for 83 yards in the first Both of Klein's goals came in Saturday's win. He got the Fal- BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Alex winning streaks. ior who missed much of last half. cons' scoring underway at 21:38 on a header from Jason Began. Smith carried Indiana to start the Miami (2-1) had a chance to tie season with Injuries, rushed for "Ill take it as many times as Klein also scored BG's final goal, unassisted. or take the lead late in the game 137 yards and a touchdown on 40 they'll give it to me and do the Dave Klndl and Began also bad goals in the victory. game, but it The Falcons jumped up 2-0 on GW on Sunday, only to have the was the de- when the Redskins recovered a carries just a week after being best I can," Smith said. "If they Generals fight back to a 2-2 tie in the second period. Began pro- fense that Smith fumble on the Hooaiers' hospitalized with chest Injuries want to give It to me 40, I'll take vided the winner off a free kick at 75:06. saved the Hoo- 17-yard line with 2:09 to play. But suffered in a win over Toledo. it 40." The Hoosiers handed off to Began's was a short-handed goal for the Falcons. Burch then slers on Satur- Indiana defensive back Joey "We Just weren't real positive put the game out of reach at 85:52 on a corner kick. Smith on 10 of the first 12 plays day. Eloms broke up a Sam Ricketts all day," Miami coach Randy Bowling Green had an astounding 17 shots on goal in the Sun- The Hoosiers pass in the back of the end zone on a 90-yard opening scoring day victory. Walker said. "It was just real (2-0) held off on fourth and eight to give In- drive. Quarterback Chris Dittoe tough. Our defense played very Goalie Scott Vallow had nine saves over the course of the Miami of Ohio diana the win. completed the drive with a lunge weekend. BG outshot its two opponents by a combined 58-24. well, and our special teams." 21-14 at Me- "In that last series, it was Just a from the 1-yard line to give In- Indiana won despite repeated Klein, Began, Kindl, Vallow and Tony Dore were all named to diana a 7-0 lead with 5:57 to play the All-Tournament team. morial Sta- Walker heckuva Job of just keeping of miscues deep in their own terri- keeping good poise," Indiana in the first quarter. dium, winning tory. their 12th straight home opener coach Bill Mallory said of the IU Smith carried the ball 11 times Volleyball team takes three of four at Butler Invitational KEEFE INDIANAPOLIS - The Falcon volleyball team capped a solid Continued from page seven. effort this weekend," said Har- tion this weekend at the Tom Fal- week on the court by winning three of four and taking second ris. lon Invitational in South Bend, place over the weekend at the Butler Invitational. however, that the Falcons were The Falcons will next see ac- Ind. BG had defeated Wright State in its home opener Tuesday, and dominant. An all-Falcon doubles cruised right into the weekend with two wins Friday and another final in the 'A' bracket saw the win Saturday. 10% Student Discount on Donated anyone The Falcons defeated Middle Tennessee State (15-2, 15-9,15-6) team of Anderton and Barton washer or defeat the team of Tropp and and San Francisco (15-13, 15-9, 15-17, 15-6) Friday. Host Butler Goods with Valid College ID drop oil service Gabel, 8-6. The 'B' bracket was downed BG (15-4,15-10, 15-10) in the first game Saturday but the Attendant on duty 9am - 9pm Falcons rebounded with a win over Arkansas State (15-6, 13-15, also won by the Falcons as Wiles 15-2,15-8). and Terman defeated a duo from Good selection of Clothing, Furniture, expires 12/30/96 Host Butler won the tournament, winning all four of its games. Western Michigan, 8-4. and Household Items Limit one coupon per visit Wendy Watkins and Lori Hilton were each named to the All- Afterward, Harris stated that KIRK'S COIN Tournament team. Hilton had 52 kills and .278 over the course of he was satisfied with the week- Goodwill Retail Store LAUNDRY the weekend to go along with six solo blocks and 20 block assists. end's results. Watkins had 126 assists to lead the team. Lori Kemerer added 1058 N. Main ET 700 S. Main St. "We had few early season woes Hours: Mon-Sat: 9-9 352-0397 42 kills for Bowling Green, now 5-8 on the season. that everyone experiences, but % The Falcons open the Mid-American Conference season this Sunday: 12-5 Open 24 Hours Napoleon Friday when they host Akron. overall I'm pleased with the
Women's golf finishes 13th at Minnesota Bowling Green's women's golf team was 13th of 15 at the Min- nesota Invitational held at par-74 Les Bolstad Golf Course on the Minnesota campus over the weekend. ~30th Anniversary 1966-1996 BG's score was a 689, with a 346 on Saturday and 343 on Sun- day. Competitors for the Falcons included: 60th place, Kate Koles- NEWMAN'S MARATHON nik (171-87-84); t-64th, Heidi Hansen (172--86-86); t-69th, Amy 525 N. Main St and W. Merry Ave. Miller (173-86-87) and Shawna Weaver (173-87-86); t-87 Shan- non Sharp (185-93-92) and Missy Hinds (185-89-96). 353-1311 The University of Oregon was the winning team, with a score of 611-310-301. Serving Bowling Green Since 1966 r from staff reports TUNE-UP SPECIAL "[LUBE, OIL & FILTER; BRAKE SERVICE TIRE ROTATION With 4 CYLINDER *32.95 > $16.95 SPECIAL & BALANCE This 6CYUNDER S36.95 ■ ■ s OH M»*hon CHI l-otriaar Only *59.95 pwAx* $21.95 Ad 8 CYLINDER $39.95 • • Inspect Calipeir • Inspect Wheel Cylinocrs With This Ad Only memoes *wr«i a Suarg. cxvgng M« i:•Cmi trwfxKMn ' • Inspect Brake Hoses • Add Fluid As Needed Engr. Stwra ItMBflaj Plug* IS Tmng. •Road Test «»c»»> (4 Tires) U l rtr^ 20,000 ASXS CMwiw. U4). * MM" OcM ■■MM Expires 10/31/96 tgrwoi Add St 00 - «d*on* Ptm Exto With This Ad Expires 10/31 /96 | WlthThaAd Expires 10/31/96 NEWMAN'S MARATHON NKVVS readers daily ■ NEWMAN'S MARATHON Expire* 10/31IM NEWMAN'S MARATHON NEWMAN'S MARATHON DON'T BE JUST ANOTHER NUMBER!
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Schedule your apponitment today. Call Carl Wolf Studio at 1-800-969-1338. Photos will be taken in the KEY office, 28 West Hall, Monday thru Friday, P009999811 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.; 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. Sports page twelve The BG News Monday, September 16,1996 OHIO sophomore Dan Flaute broke Fitzpatrick, freshman Ken Senior Renee Strayer finished in Continued from page seven. minute, and a phenomenal per- through with a flash of orange. "We didn't run as Schuster, freshman Kreg Hat- formance of 17:47 over five kil- ninth place in 18:59, but the next of Ohio University, which swept Flaute finished the eight- field, junior Jim Weckesser, ometers (3.125 miles) had put four runners were all clad in OU through BGSU and Toledo with kilometer race (five miles) in well as I had hoped." freshman Mike Triola and Conrad more than 30 seconds white. Freshmen Nikki Monroe gale-force winds on the way to 26:29, more than a minute behind freshman Steve Chapa all fin- ahead of anyone. (14th, 19:26) and Shannon Balrd four victories. In the process, Ritchie. ished within 20 seconds of each It was an effort that BGSU (15th, 19:27) barely outran junior they grabbed the mantle of OU's domination didn't end Steve Price other. All helped BGSU to a 23-34 women's coach Steve Price ex- Missy Lyne (16th, 19:30), but the "team to beat" in the MAC. there. After Flaute, Toledo's first women's coach defeat of Toledo. pected. "I told the girls that she Falcon efforts were not enough The men saw it coming. Early runner finished, followed by two The women were a little more (Conrad) was going to go out," he to stop Ohio. The Bobcats scored into the race, the OU duo of Josh more Bobcats. With seven run- surprised by Ohio's mastery. OU said. "They just didn't go with a 23-34 victory over the home Ritchie and Ben Myers broke ners in before BGSU placed their 26:53. Classmate Rob Bowman took the top three places overall, her." team, while BGSU was able to from the pack and established a second, OU was on its way to a was next for the Falcons four led by freshman Jackie Conrad. Hall's 18:36 claimed fifth salvage a 22-39 win against commanding lead. The problem 15-48 pounding of the host Fal- places later, as he finished his Conrad had opened up a 30-se- place, behind a 1-2-3 sweep from Toledo. was, they were followed up by cons. race in 27:07. cond lead over BGSU's first run- OU and Lois Albers from Toledo. "We didn't run as well as I had three more Bobcats. Throughout Junior Craig Nieset was the When sophomore Chad Stevers ner, senior Laura Hall, only 11/2 Nipping at Hall's heels were hoped," Price said following the the race, the top five were wear- second orange jersey to cross the hit the end in 20th, a flood of Fal- miles into the race. By the end, sophomore Jess LaFene (18:42) defeat, "and OU Just ran tremen- ing white shirts, before BGSU line, as he did so in tenth place in cons followed. Sophomore Sam that lead had grown to almost a and senior Suzanne Isco (18:45). dous." MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16,1996 iM'*,*,nf>w\marc■■RDMMMI^IMMIB^TIMiraiuarcI^IM■^■tranaijMleA ai 1aaie 110 I'M I 10: W rnafiinttniEaiffl BROADCAST STATIONS at Young end the Restless |Bold t B 4s the World Tumi jr Guiding Ligh' Oprah Winfrty V. NOTTS*: CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! Cosby T [Pearl Pilot' Murphy |Cybill X [Chicago Hope« |Mews :: |Lale Show I- Swooi '■'■ CD The City ' til My Children « One Lile to Live 3. General Hospital ■ flicki Lake NewsX CheersX Entertain Hard Copy Sport Moments NFL Football Buffalo Bills at Pittsburgh < ' three Rivers Stadium jNewst. _2L Days ol Our Lives (f Another World S Cosby Baywatch "Masquerade" Montel Williams ■ Cops X Real TV IT Blooper-Pal ooza Movie: "Sweet0'e*ns"(i996. 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No 1 non-smoking female sublessor needed FRATERNITY RUSH 404 Student Services for organizational repre- denl Financial Services. 1-800-6495 experince necessary. For more mlormat)on For Sale sentatives on USG ASAP cail:l?06-97l-3550ext C55447 «.l F55445 Tonight at midnight- Social Distortion, Tear USG-USG-USG-USG Own room, $250/mo ♦ electric Attention All Education Major. HOUSEBOV NEEDED Call 354-2263 Earn cash stuffing envelopes al home. AH Garden, Gorelest and the new vinyl - only BGSEA invites you to attend our first general Alpha Phi needs a Houseboy tor the 96-97 materials provided. Send SASE to PO Box release of Tool meeting on Sept. 17 at 9pm in MacOonak) Volunteers Neededl! school year. Please call Lizzy 9372-5806 or 624, Olathe.KS 66051. Madhatter Music • 143 E VVoosler Quad Countryside Room "'s call 2-2943 1996 Rec Sports Fan Biathlon Julie @ 372-5409 il interested 353-3555 See you there! Sat Oct 5. 1996 FEMALE NON-SMOKING SUBLEASER Help Wanted For more info, call 372-2711 $140rMo. 2 blocks from campus. Call Any Restaurant Cook for ihe Silver River FOR SALE Brorher Iniellifax 740M Faxma- POSTER SALE. Biggest and best selection. 354 2538 Cafe in the Kreischer Dining Center. chineStifl in box ACS System. 80 station ATTN: OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Choose from over 2000 different imagea. Monday - Fnday 4-9pm Our first ODK meesng WBGU 88 1 FM: JAZZ DJ~S NEEDED ROCK, FINE ART, MOVIE POSTERS, Student Athletic Trainers: memory, auto cutoff, copy machine, auto an- Are you an Athletic Training major or minor, or Must be a full time BGSU Student will be held Monday Sept 16 Training preferred but not necessary. ALIENS, WILD LIFE, X-FILES, STAR WARS, swer, adj. tint, extra paper. $700 obo Cal interested in Athletic Training with a minimum Contact Barb Ensman at 372-7938 in 103 BA. See you there Call 352 6633 or 353 8077 SCENIC LANDSCAPES, PERSONALITIES 372-41*6 ask lor Dan. (Brad Pin, Sandra Bullock. Emsiein, Val Kil- ol 3 years of college remaining? If you are in- mer. Pamela Anderson and many others). terested m obtaining your clinical hours in tie Kaufman's Downtown is now accepting appli- Challenge Youraell HUMOR, ROMANCE, PHOTOGRAPHY (Tal- intercollegiate setting contact Bill Jones, Head cations for daytime servers. Must be available THE TIME TO PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE IS 1996 Roc Sports Fall Biathlon boL Ansel Adams, and others). MOST Athletic Trainer. BGSU at 372-7088. to work between 10am • 4pm Mon • Sat. Apply NOWII Sat. Oct. 5,1996 LOST & FOUND TA.S P. International is currently looking for IMAGES ONLY (6.17, AND S8 EACHI See us WANTED: College students interested m food, in person between 2pm 6 5pm. For more info can 372-2711 hard working, motivated students Io fil man- at the THE UNIVERSITY UNION • 2nd fun. fitness, and facts to attend eight week nu- Looking for responsible person to take care of agement positions for the summer of 1997. FLOOR GRAND BALLROOM on MONDAY trition, health & fitness program Tuesdays 2 small children. Light cleaning. If interested Positions are titled on a first come, first quali- Coitoge Republicans FOUND: Female, yetow tiger cat. SEPTEMBER 18TH THROUGH FRIDAY 3 30500pm Starts end of September Call caw 354-7347 after 6pm fied basis in the following areas: all suburbs of Tuesday Night very friendly, found near 5th St. SEPTEMBER 20TH. The hours are 10 am - 6 372-9355 lor more informalronl TAKE A BITE Cttveland, Akron, Canton, Columbus, Dayton. 9pm BA 112 Call 3540140 p.m. This sale is sponsored Dy UAO AND ON THE MOVE FOR HEALTH AND JOY NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Youngstown, Cincinnati, and Toledo. If you are Fee matenals are bursar able. PRESIDENTS A ADVISORS OF STUDENT Portions are now available at National looking to build your resume, gain valuable ex- ORGANIZATIONS - Mark your calendars lor Parka, Foreala A Wildlife Preserves. 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