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Tuesday, October 19, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 39: Briefs Jurors decide on Denny case Weather Attackers found guilty of lesser charges, innocent of felonies by Llndi Deutxch taped attack of Denny - and two Defense psychologists testi- Rain is on the way: The Associated Press lesser charges on which the fied that Williams, 20, and his panel deadlocked. 29 year-old co-defendant acted in Tuesday, cloudy with a Hours later, the panel an- the heat of the moment and slight chance of rain. High LOS ANGELES -- Two blacks nounced it had decided that Wil- couldn't have planned their ac- in the lower 60s. Mainly were acquitted Monday of most liams was Innocent of a robbery tions. southeast winds S to 10 mph. of the felony charges in the beat- charge. Superior Court Judge Williams and Watson sat cal- Chance of rain 30 percent. ing of white trucker Reginald John Ouderkirk then asked the mly as the verdicts were read, Tuesday night, rain likely. Denny and other motorists at the jury to deliberate the final two except when the clerk announced Low around SO. Chance of start of the 1992 riots, easing counts. "Not Guilty" on an aggravated rain 60 percent. Wednesday, fears of renewed racial tensions. Accepting the defense argu- mayhem charge against Wil- periods of rain. High near The defendants were convicted ment that Williams and co- liams, which could have brought 65. Chance of rain 80 per- of lesser counts. defendant Henry Watson were him life in prison. Williams cent. The Judge sent the multiracial caught up in mob violence after clapped his hands over his eyes, jury back to deliberate the most the state Rodney King beating reared back in his seat and serious count - attempted mur- trial, the jurors acquitted them of hugged his attorney. der against defendant Damian most charges that required spe- See DENNY, Outside campus Williams Watson "Football" Williams In the video- cific intent. Student Another rape reported: A University student was UAO sponsors virtual reality reportedly raped by an ac- quaintance in an apartment charges TW BG Newa/TcreM Tk*nMf Cyberworld Thursday. According to the police technology report, the woman entered police the man's apartment where they began "making out and on the rise fooling around." When the man asked the neglect by Lawrence Hannan woman if they could have general assignment reporter sex the woman reportedly by Joe Peltier said no. police reporter University students Police said the man began to have sex with the woman received a hands-on glim- pse of the future Monday in and the woman pushed him A University student has off. clashed with police over the in- the Northwest Commons as they participated in a dem- It is unknown whether the vestigation of an attack on her onstration of a new kind of woman will press charges. between Troup and Manville av- enues Oct. 8. technology. Micki McQuate, a senior Eng- Virtual reality is the new technology that permits a lish major, charges police are person to enter a seemingly Your cheatin' heart: neglecting the case so they can pursue a suspect in two other as- realistic, yet very different sault cases. Police have said they world. The vast majority of mar- For $2, students were ried Americans don't cheat believe McQuate's attacker is not the same person. able to experience this on their spouses, a sex technology by using a fu- Bowling Green police Capt. researcher says, disputing turistic helmet brought to claims that adultery is ram- Thomas Votava said the assault investigation has to take a back the University by the Uni- pant. versity Activities Organiza- seat to the ongoing rape cases. About 15 percent of mar- tion and Kramer Prop- ried or previously married "I'm sure it's terrifying and I erties, the company that Americans have cheated on feel sorry for her, but right now manufactures the helmet. a spouse, estimates Tom W. the rapes are the continuing in- Students who waited in Smith of the National Opin- vestigation," Votava said. line were fitted with the ion Research Center. McQuate said police told her helmet which made them Perhaps 3 percent to 4 the investigation of her case look into what appeared to might even Interfere with the percent of husbands and be another three dimen- wives have a sexual partner rape investigations. But de- sional world. tective Sgt. Brad Conner, who is outside their marriage in a Some of the participants given year, said Smith, di- handling the case, denied making compared the experience to rector of the center's Gen- such a statment. "That is abso- playing a video game that eral Social Survey. lutely not true," Conner said. they were participating in An ABC News- McQuate said she plans to file a from all angles and dimen- Washington Post national complaint against the police divi- sions. telephone poll in 1987 found sion. One University student that 89 percent of respond- "The actual attack has not up- who took part was Jennifer ents said they never had an set me half as much as my treat- Mingus. Mingus considered affair while married. ment by the police," she said. the virtual reality display a About 1,400 people are Reports of the assault were not fun yet disorienting experi- Interviewed in person each included in daily reports given to ence. year for the national Gen- the news media, and police told a "This was really neat. It eral Social Survey. Ques- News reporter Oct. 8 the assault really feels like you're in a tions about sexual behavior was a fight between friends. different world," Mingus are answered on a private, McQuate said she was walking said. "You tum your head written questionnaire at the home from a local bar at about around and you see some- end of the interview. 2:30 a.m. when she was grabbed thing totally different. It's by a man wearing a ski mask and all around you." a hooded sweatshirt. He pulled Lyle Vogler, road man- her into an alley between Manvi- ager for Kramer Prop- Other findings: lle Avenue and Troup Avenue. erties, said the three di- O People age 18-29 report "He had me down on the ground, shoving my face into the Sophmore computer science major Cralg Courtney entertains himself with a new kind of technology, having sex an average of 81 virtual reality In the Northwest Commons Monday evening. See REALITY, page 4. times per year. The fre- ground," McQuate said. quency drops steadily from She said she felt her life was in 65 times per year for those danger. in their 40s to nine times per "He said, 'I'm going to kill year for age 70 and over. you,"' McQuate said. "Then he raised his arm and there was Step process aids rape victims O About 14 percent of men something in his hand." and 22 percent of women by Snarl L.Velebi the Bowling Green Police Divi- rape reports that takes about 90 minutes to McQuate then threw off her at- "It gives us a little better idea report having no sex within courts reporter sion said he hopes victims begin complete the last 12 months. tacker and ran toward Manville with a phone call to the police, al- of what's going on," he said. "It She said the first thing emer- Avenue shouting for help. People though some people choose to go lets us know what the problem gency-room staff ask people la near the comer of Manville and One in four women will be to the hospital first or call a was - a date rape or a stranger whether they are hurt. Wooster Street called police. raped. crisis center. assault." Victims who choose to "If there's an injury, that take* She said Conner told her he be- "We would like to be notified seek help can call The Link's top priority over everything lieves the attack may have been One in six, during their college Here are Monday night's career. first," he said. "It's easier when 24-hour crisis intervention line at else," she said. Ohio Lottery selections: someone she knows. According you're doing an investigation to 3S2-1S4S to be assigned a vol- Victims who first notify a to McQuate, Conner said police Rape Is a real threat, officials say, and when It happens, most get in on the ground floor." unteer who will accompany them crisis center or police do not on patrol downtown remember Pick 3 Numbers: 8-9-1 victims do not know what to do. While victims do not have to through the medical, investigato- have to say out loud that they Pick 4 Numbers: 6-3-3-0 seeing her arguing with someone report rapes to the police, medi- ry and legal procedures. have been raped because the outside a bar. She denies she was The idea of undergoing a medical Buckeye S: 23-24-28-31-34 examination, facing a police cal facilities by law must report If the victim hasn't been to the hospital will have been alerted arguing with anyone and said she interview and going to court can the cases. hospital, the police will take the that they will be arriving at the does not know anyone who would The Super Lotto Jackpot is be terrifying. He said police are helped if victim there for a medical exam- emergency room. $4 million. want to attack her. victims who wish to remain ination. Victims are taken to an exa- Conner said he based his But local medical, police and legal officials say the process is anonymous still call police to tell Pam Barrett, the emergency mining room reserved for rape reasoning on the threats the at- vital to preventing other rapes them the location of the assault, room department coordinator at victims and asked If they want Compiled from staff and tacker made to her throughout mire report*. and it is Important to know what whether they knew the attacker the Wood County Hospital, 950 someone else to be present for reporting an attack Involves. and any other details. This allows W. Wooster St., said rape victims See OOPS, page 7. Detective Sgt. Brad Conner of police to detect any pattern in undergo a series of examinations See ATTACK, page 7. Opinion page two The BC News Tuesday, October. 19, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson .,. i . •• i Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Conned Barrett Insider Editor Quayle discusses vice presidency George Bush slipped quietly into history with Bill Clinton's inauguration this past January. Dan Quayle, and all the jokes that accompanied his brief stint in office, flew south as well. But with the open- ing of the Dan Quayle Center and Museum in Hun- tington, Indiana,he's back on the political scene. Not only did he break nine months of silence, he strongly criticized President Clinton's management of crises in Somalia and Haiti, not to mention calling the new health care reform plan "a huge power "LET WR PEOPLE 60/ grab." What the most interesting aspect of the mu- seum opening was not the opening itself, but instead the fact that Dan Quayle is apparently feeling the itch to run for the presidency in 1996. Further segregation damaging He dropped several hints about a possible bid for the Republican nomination three years from now. He In June, Colin Powell, the chairman of the of expulsion to the door of Eden Jacobowitz was quoted as saying "If I do (run), I'll run to win. Joint Chiefs of Staff, was selected to be a over an unsubstantiated harassment charge, And if I hold the office, I think I will do a darn good commencement speaker at Harvard Univer- and those same P.C. police ignoring the will- sity. A harmless choice? ful destruction of school property in a bla- job for the American people." Apparently not. tent act of censorship. What we here at The News are wondering is that It seems that some at Harvard believe the If one looked at this carefully, a logical as- didn't he realize he was one of the main reasons good general is a bigot because he is opposed sumption could be drawn; that being that the George Bush was criticized so heavily? Perhaps it to letting homosexuals in the military. His "politically correct" are willing to expell a has just slipped his mind. Maybe some Quayle bash- views apparently outweigh his long list of student for expressing his right to free ing will clip his wings and bring him back to earth. life achci vements, thus rendering him, in the speech, while at the same time choose to ig- Although he is not making any official announce- eyes of a select few, unfit to address a group nore a group that exercises mass censorship. ments until next year, the bomb shell has been of graduating seniors. Is that what P.C. is all about? I say no. dropped - he seems to be planning on it. Even the faculty became enraged and de- Norm VanNess There are times that being politically cor- Of course in the meantime he is writing the prov- manded that the university president write a rect is not only desireable, but is downright disclaimer to "speak out at commencement necessary. A good rule to follow would be erbial book about his "vice presidency." Can't he be a to dissociate our University from General that if it offends someone, don't do it. But little more original? Americans saw first hand how Powell's bigotry," which he did. and yelled "Shut up you water buffalo ... If even with this definition, do we still find it he handled the vice presidency, and we certainly These being the same faculty members you're looking for a party there's a zoo a mile acceptable to suppress someone's first am don't need a recap on it. who welcomed, with open arms, rapper from here!" (Pretty mild compared to what mendment rights, and allow for censorship His claim is that the book is not meant "to set the Ice-T, who, in reference to his song "Cop- most of us would say in the same situation). in the press? record straight, I'll leave that to others." What exact- Killer" said "I thought everyone hated the "Where is the problem?" you ask. Well, Mr. Even the University is not immune to the ly then is he going to discuss? Included will be his police." To this, columnist Don Feder re- Jacobowitz is white, and the group assem- P.C. police, as was demonstrated with last honest account of his vice presidency, which in- marked "the Harvard community is so much bled outside his window was black. year's escort service fiasco. Here we had a cludes his vulnerabilities, and his firm stand on his more comfortable with an Ice-T - a black As a result of his now labled "racial har- group calling for further segregation of stu- beliefs. man who wants to tear down his country - rassment," Mr. Jacobowitz was given a dents on the basis of color. Isn't that what It is a book, not a mini-series. There isn't a book than it is with a Colin Powell, who's dedi- choice of leading a "racial-sensiUvity" ses- the civil rights marches of the sixties were cated to its preservation." I couldn't agree sion, or going on trial, with the possibility of trying to overcome? long enough to discuss his firm stand on what he be- more. being expelled; he chose the latter. Now, before all those out there whom I lieves in. The book, it seems, will be a lame attempt Although the numbers calling for his ex- have enraged with what I have said here pen to gather sympathy from those who are critical. In case you haven't figured out what our pulsion were many, the charge was eventual- your letters to the editor, please consider Quayle hopes "those who were less than enthused topic for the day is, it Is political correct- ly dropped, but not until after university this; am I a bigot because I am pointing some by my vice presidency" give it a fair reading. ness, otherwise known as P.C. The incident president Sheldon Hackney had sided with flaws in the P.C. movement? No I am not. I It will include chapters on "How to lose an elec- at Harvard is but one of many skirmishes those who were calling for Jacobowitz's re- firmly believe that everyone who chooses to tion," and "Murphy and me." At the very least he is taking place on the PC. battlefield. moval, which leads me to my next point. live in this country be treated fairly and be writing about subjects he knows first hand, but what These skirmishes are growing in number, give equal opportunity to succeed. new information could he possibly have to offer on and the victims of them are more likely to be Only weeks later, a group of black stu- I do not believe, however, that the further these subjects? We all know that he packed up his the accused, rather that the accuser. dents confiscated and destroyed 14,000 cop- segregation of our society, via the P.C. police desk last January. How could we miss how Murphy Earlier this year, University of Pennsyl- ies of the school newspaper, because it con- and their insistence on dividing everyone vania student Eden Jacobowitz, was study- tained a column by a columnist who did not along racial lines, will help us accomplish Brown felt about his family slurs directed towards ing in his room for finals. A group of sorority comment favorably about Dr. Martin Luther this. unwed motherhood? members had gathered under his window, King Jr. The first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton, The only place this book belongs is in the humor yelling and making noise, which made it im- Mr. Hackney said nothing of the event, ex- said at the U-Penn commencement, "We section. possible for him to study, hey, it was past cept that it was merely a conflict of freedom must always uphold the idea of our colleges And we are definitely less than enthused about his midnight. What Mr. Jacobowitz did next of speech. as incubators of ideas and havens for free hopes to sign his checks "President Dan Quayle." nearly got him expelled So what do we have here? Well, we have speech and free thought." Even Hillary gets In frustration, he leaned out his window the politically correct carrying the torches it right, sometimes. The BG News Staff Photo Editor Teresa Thomas LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich Intoxication headline Vandals stereotyped Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner and my volunteer work, I do not tim changed her story three misleading to readers have time to get into trouble. times on public legal statements, Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki The BG News: This is true for more students showing that she doesn't clearly Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin The BG News: I am writing in response to Pat than not, I am sure. remember the incident If she Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant I am writing regarding the ar- Tracey's letter which appeared Believe It or not, most of us are doesn't have a definite story, in a recent edition of The News, I here to go to school, not to make then how can she say that she Copy Chief Dawn Keller ticle published in last Thursday's edition of The News about the am sorry that yet another person trouble for the rest of the town. was definitely raped? Further- Copy Editor Pam Smith research study of recognition of has decided to jump on the Once again, allow me to make more, it was she who chose to Copy Editor Robin Coe intoxication by college students. bandwagon to bash college stu- this plea: Stop blaming college drop the charge down to sexual We appreciate your interest in dents. students for all the town's prob- battery-which is what Akili was The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the cur research, and the article was First, let me say that I am very lems. We are sick of being scape- sentenced for (along with a sepa- academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. generally accurate, but the head- sorry that someone did vandalize goats. rate burglary charge). Nowhere line, "Subjects will get paid to get her child's toy. I admit that it Is a Incidentally, let's not forget in this sentencing did the word 204 West Hall drunk" is misleading. shame to feel as though your that University students were "rape" occur. Bowling Green State University I recognize that newspaper property is not safe. I am even blamed for the Oak Grove Ceme- Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 headlines may exaggerate the willing to admit that the people to tary vandalism. The men whose You don't know the facts of the trashed it were not students, the Copyright 1993, The BG News aspect of a story to capture blame might be college students. case, Mr. Barker, or anything reader interest, but in fact we But.. men and women who helped about Akili's life, so you have no will not be paying subjects to get How can Tracey know for sure restore it were. right to pass judgement on him drunk. Rather, volunteer sub- that the vandals were college or his actions. I Invite you to con- Respond jects who meet legal and medical students? Couldn't the perpretro- Maryann M. Pinckley duct an experiment, Mr. Barker. Signed letters or columns express the screening criteria will be paid tors have easily been high school Senior Spend an evening at any local bar because their participation in the students, or middle-aged men? and watch how the young men beliefs of the individual and in no way And even if the vandals were of Slandering of Akili represent the opinions of The BG News. research project will involve and women of BG throw them- quite a few hours of their time. college age, that does not mean was enlightening selves at one another whether All readers are encouraged to express their I think anyone who read the ar- they are in college. they know each other or not. opinions through letters to the editor and ticle would recognize that the Unless you stop all the The BG Newstl am writing In re- guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 headline was misleading. I thank loiterers or vandals you see and sponse to Jim Barker's letter Akili hasn't done anything that a words, typed, and contain the writer's you for the opportunity to cor- ask to see a student ID, I would concerning the recent sentencing couple thousand other people at rect any wrong Impression the appreciate it If you would not of Akili Hutchinson. First of all, BG haven't done. telephone number, address, class rank, headline may have created. stereotype us all. Mr. Barker, I think you need to and major. I am a senior at the University. review the facts of the case (or, Brenda Richards Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 Harold Rosenberg I do not engage In criminal activ- should I say, hear them for the Senior, Education West Hall. Professor, Psychology ities. Between my classes, my job first time). The alleged rape vic- Local Tuesday, October 19, 1993 The BG News page three County testing video court DNA research by Sharl L. Veleba plans at this time to install a courtroom and search people DeCessna said a solution to the courts reporter system at the common pleas coming into the courtroom. lawyer's location dilemma might court. [Video arraignments] help for be to have both the defendent and yields results During arraignments, a defen- security purposes." the lawyer wear earphones and One area common pleas judge dant appears before a judge and However, defense attorneys microphones so they can hear by Michael Zawackl stepped through technology's is informed of pending charges, said they have some difficulties and speak with one another. faculty reporter door Monday by performing part assigned an attorney if needed with the video setup because it "It would make it just as good of the judicial process with video and sometimes enters a plea. provides a logistical dilemma as being there as far as I'm con- cameras. During this time, a bond may be Kathleen Culkowski, the coun- cerned," he said. "There are A University biology student has made a large genetic dis- Judge Donald DeCessna, of the set. ty's chief public defender, said some things to overcome." covery which has previously baffled scientists for several Wood County Court of Common DeCessna said video serves as the video arraignments force at- Culkowski said she is not sure years. Pleas, experimented with the an alternative to court appearan- torneys to make choices about whether that solution would be- James Olesen, doctoral candidate in biology, said he has spent process by conducting arraign- ces in high-risk security cases where they should be - with the come a problem itself. the past two and a half years trying to determine how a 30 nan- ments from the Bowling Green that require several deputies to defendant or in court where "I don't know enough about the ometer cromatin fiber of DNA complexed with protein is pack- Municipal court, which has had guard the defendant. paperwork and other resources technology to know if it would aged into chromosomes. video arraignments since early He said cases like the one that are kept. become a hindrance or not, or if Polyteme chromosomes from Drosophila fruit flies were spe- 1992. involved John Umbel, convicted "The attorney cant be in two it can even be done," she said. cifically used in Olesen's research, he said. "We thought that we may give last winter of murdering 3-year places at one time," she said. "If She also said the camera it a trial run," DeCessna said. "It old Alex Leimgruber, are a you don't have your client stand- system makes the judicial pro- Olesen said James Nomina, senior computer science major, works very satisfactory." reason for video arraignments. ing right beside you, you don't cess impersonal. wrote the computer programs he used in his research He said further tests with the "There were death threats have the documentation. We have Currently, video arraignments Carol Heckman, professor of biology, said she had advised equipment will take place in made during that trial," he said. opted to be in court [with the in the municipal court can be Olesen and Nomina on a new approach to finding the structure November, but the court has no "Deputies had to search the documentation]." seen on cable channels 52 and S3. but warned them not to waste their time. "I told them not to do It," Heckman said. "I told them you can count on the fingers of both hands the people who have broken their teeth over this." Heckman said scientists have been trying to make the connec- Tribute to late actress given tion between the fiber and the chromosomes for more than 30 years. Perseverance and a little luck are the two things Olesen said Hollywood producer previews Lillian Gish documentary he owes to the success of his project. "I knew If I stuck with [it] long enough and had the right equipment and technology, I would come up with something," he by Lawrence Hannan Thursday, Kaplan introduced going to work for the movie in- dible imagination and way of general assignment reporter the showing of "The Whales of dustry in distribution, he said. looking at life. She made you feel said. August" the last film Gish ap- "For quite a while I had known high when you were with her." Heckman said Olesen and Nomina deserve all of the credit for peared in. that I wanted to get into produc- the research and the discovery. As part of the centennial trib- ing," Kaplan said. "When I saw For the last fifteen years or so Olesen said he formulated an idea that the structure was pre- ute to the late actress Lillian Kaplan has had a far ranging the play of "Whales of August" Kaplan has also been moonlight- sent by running data he collected into a computer program pro- Gish, the University hosted the career in the motion picture in- [performed at] a small repertory ing occasionally as an actor. In vided by Nomina. Hollywood film producer who di- dustry. He has worked as a dis- theater in Rhode Island, I knew the mid 70s Altman stunned Ka- "Right now we dont know what the model is," Olesen said. rected Gish's final film in 1987. trubutor, actor, marketing exec- this was something I wanted to plan by asking him to act in his "But we do know there is some type of packaging or higher or- utive and producer. do." next movie "Buffalo Bill and the der structure." Olesen said he would like to continue his work Mike Kaplan, a member of the Kaplan first became acquain- Indians." Kaplan, who had never after he receives his doctorate. national advisory committee of The people he's worked with ted with Gish during the making acted before, played Jules "In the future I would like to answer more questions on chro- the University's Gish Film include film stars Peter Sellers, of the film "The Comedians" that Keane, one of the businessmen matin structure," he said. Theater, visited the University Bette Davis and Paul Newman, as both were working on, he said. running the wild west show in the on Wednesday and Thursday to well as directors Stanley Kubrick movie. preview a new documentary and and Robert Altman, the director Kaplan said he had not been honor Gish. of "Shortcuts." very familiar with Gish's career Since then Kaplan has contin- '■^^^» at that time but that he was ued to act occasionally for both WHEN DRINKING-CALLA FRIEND. 6 On Wednesday Kaplan pre- Kaplan entered the movie struck by her charisma and felt Altman and Alan Rudolph. His OR GET A RIDE WlTH A STRANGER. ■ -* miered the documentary "Love, business after being in market- that a modern audience should most recent acting job was in Trust and Ketchup." This docu- ing and public relations. When he see her again in a major role. "The Player" in which he played mentary told about the making of graduated from college, he a marketing executive. He can be the new film "Shortcuts" of worked in marketing and public "Lillian Gish was probably one seen in the film's opening eight which Kaplan was an associate relations for the Independent of the most remarkable people minute shot and in several busi- producer. Film Journal in New York before I've ever met. She had an incre- ness meeting scenes. E ■Art K'P «I>K4/ K'I' KT KT KVP
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There Is a knock on the door, you Pizza deliverers occasionally answer it to receive your hot, cheery pizza delivery man have the problem of someone or- pepperoni-and-cheese pizza. dering a pizza for someone who But before you close the door, does not want the pizza Restau- don't forget to greet your deliv- byTaraStubbs rants try to match phone num- ery person - one of a small force general assingment reporter bers with addresses to cut down of people who brave the dark and on these prank orders. cold every night to bring pizza to Walker said Marco's generally Bowling Green. Most University students don't remember one pizza deliverer tries to call the orderer back be- Deliverers say their job is full from the next. fore the pizza is made. Some- of little challenges - dealing with But they do remember Marty. times pranksters gives their own prank calls, putting up with peo- Marty Wilson, the silver-haired delivery man for Pisanello's phone number and someone el- ple who do not tip, handling Pizza, can't help but stand out among Bowling Green's pizza de- se's address. In such cases, the drunks, and making deliveries to livery people. restaurant usually gets its out-of-the-way places. At 40, he has been working for Pisanello's for the last 19 years money. But despite it all, most say they and has a reputation among students for always being in a good "People are dumb enough to like their jobs and the opportuni- mood. give the right number but the ty delivering gives them to meet "Marty is always in such a good mood when he delivers your wrong address and usually end city and University residents. pizza," said Christine Dewees, an elementary education major. up getting caught," Walker said. Marty Wilson, who works for "He can cheer anyone up." Most restaurants try to call Pisanello's Pizza, 203 N. Main, Wilson is originally from Tennessee, where he attended Mem- back strange orders or large or- said it is a myth that University phis State University. He moved to Bowling Green in the early ders. If the order-taker hears a students are the worst tippers. 1970s with his parents and attended the University for a brief lot of noise in the background, Wilson, who has been a de- tune. the restaurant generally checks liverer since 1974, said over the He said he has been delivering pizza so long that most cus- the phone number. years students have become bet- tomers recognize him. He said when business is slow, he feels Suelzer said prank orders ter tippers. uncomfortable. usually happen in groups. "Students are more consistent "I like to fly. It makes it fun - zooming back and forth," Wilson Most restaurants do not force tippers than the local residents," said. "When I do not get the opportunity to work as hard as I like the driver to pay for prank pizza Wilson said. then I get Irritated." orders. Kyle Stevenson, another Wilson once received a speeding ticket for going twenty miles Some real orders are even Pisanello's employee, also said over the speed limit in order to deliver a pizza. stranger than prank ones, de- Wilson worked during a flood in 1978 that filled the streets Marty Wilson, a deliverer for Pisanello's Pizza, helps In the restau- college students tip well. He said liverers said. rant's kitchen. Wilson, who has worked for Pisanello's since 1974, said about half of all men tip and al- with five feet of water in two days. On some deliveries, he Wilson said he once received he likes to stay busy even when not making a delivery. most all women tip. walked the pizza five blocks through knee-deep water. He said an order to deliver a pizza to Oak Stevenson and Wilson said the his customers said thank you but did not give him a tip. Grove Cemetery. tips students give are more than "In 1978 pizza guys just didn't get tlpped,"sald Wilson. Stevenson said he once de- get lost often. Most restaurants just "keep-the-change" tips. Wil- Wilson said that snow and ice storms are the worst weather "I did not want to deliver the livered a pizza to a parking lot. train their deliverers by first son often gets $2 and $3 tips on conditions. During heavy storms visibility is low and during ice pizza to the cemetery because I single orders. storms driving is difficult. sending them only to a certain thought it might have been a rob- While making another deliver- area of the city. After they know "People who tip, tip well," Ste- He can only remember Pisanello's being closed twice since bery," he said. y, he passed a man painting lines 1974 for hazardous weather conditions - in the summer of 1992 the area well, the restaurant venson said. But he made the delivery any- in the parking lot. The painter because of a tornado warning and during the blizzard of 1978 by moves them to other areas until Dave Suelzer, who works for way. The cemetery-dwelling piz- asked him to deliver a pizza to order of the city. they are familiar with the entire Pagliai's, 945 S. Main, said he be- za eaters turned out to be a group the parking lot in half an hour. city. lieves students tend to tip better of people on a treasure hunt who Stevenson said he delivered the Stevenson said when he first because many of them have However, Wilson continued delivering pizzas to the airport and also took a frostbite victim to the hospital. received extra points if they pizzas and received a big tip. started delivering, he once be- worked in the fast food industry. could get a pizza delivered to Wilson is married and has three children - daughters in first came lost for 30 minutes and Delivery people said cus- them among the gravestones. Delivery people said they don't ended up in another county. tomers are rarely confronta- grade and kindergarten and a son who attends Wood Lane tional. More often, they try pick- school. He works until 2 am. every day and gets up at 8 am. to up lines on delivery people or an- ready his children for school. REALITY swer the door in just a towel. He said he supports his family by working 70 hours a week. He Continued from page 1. "In Cyberworld, you have to go technology after seeing movies Kirk Walker, who delivers for said he depends on customers' tips. up against your opponent. You such as "Total Recall" which fea- Marco's Pizza, 1045 N. Main, said "Tips make all the difference,"said Wilson. mensional world seen when also occasionally have to face the tured It. customers who are drunk have He said now that his children are in school most of the day, he one is wearing the helmet is teradactals," Vogler said. "You "Going into virtual reality is tried to pick fights with him. rarely sees them. He said because he is considered a part-time called Cyberworld. From the pretty much become the game." like going into a totally different "I try and defuse the situation employee by the restaurant, he does not get vacations. minute you put on the equipment, The University student re- world," Stitt said. "You don't by being overly nice," Walker Wilson said he has considered finding another job but cannot Vogler said the participant is sponsible for bringing virtual recognize anything you see said. "Then they feel stupid." afford to take the time off to look for one. participating in a game of survi- reality to campus is Brian Still, around you. There's a bird in the Suelzer said the only time he val in this new world. who became interested in the game we're playing today." Service Directory
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Tuesday, October 19, 1993 The BC News page five The BC Ntwa/Ter— Thamai Westmeyer leads Falcons
by Marty Fuller "He played good ball early and sports writer "I was just trying to get into a I had trouble catching up. I fixed a couple of my problems groove. The longer I played, the and made fewer mistakes in Jeff Westmeyer is back. more confidence I had. Kevin the second set but it wasn't This weekend the man they enough." call "Westy" led the Falcon [Hong] was real quick and I wanted Freshman Joel Terman tennis team to a victory over to dictate the points. I didn't want picked the team back up with the University of Chicago Illi- some sparks of his own. Ter- nois Flames. to let him take control of the man, playing in the No. 4 spot, Westmeyer, senior, began match." provided the Falcons with an- the fall season in the No. 1 sin- Jeff Westmeyer other point after he snubbed gles spot. Two weeks ago he Doug Anderson 6-2,6-3. struggled through his first Only five singles matches tournament of the year, drop- and claim a 6-4,6-4 victory. "His serve and his ground and two doubles matches were ping two of three matches. Last "I was just trying to get in a stroke were very sloppy," Ha- played as BG won the No. 6 week he didn't even play a sin- groove," Westmeyer said. "The lama said. "I just wanted to singles and No. 3 doubles gles match. However, this longer I played the more confi- keep rolling over him." matches by walkover. The two week he returned to his No. 1 dence I had. Kevin was real Halama remains undefeated doubles matches that were spot to put out the Flames. quick and I wanted to dictate and has only lost one set this played were split between the In the best match of the day, the points. I didn't want to let year. teams, BG winning at No. 1 and Westmeyer faced Kevin Hong. him take control of the match." The BG squad, however, ran UIC winning at No. 2. Hong kept Westmeyer running Another key to the squad's into some trouble in the lower With the two walkovers, the and played game for game with early success is freshman Jan matches. Junior Andrew Bon- Flames could hear the fat lady him. Westmeyer had some Halama. This week Halama ser and team captain, Mark singing all the way from Chi- trouble with his approaches was playing in the No. 2 spot Ciochetto, both coming off cago, where the Falcons sent early in the match but later where he faced Stefan Andren tournament wins, dropped them packing with a 5-2 defeat. settled down and corrected his of UIC Halama's backcourt their No. 3 and No. S matches, problems. His adjustments game and precise placement respectively. "We have a good team this Bowling Green's Jeff Westmeyer prepares to return a shot were just enough to break frustrated Andren and resulted "I have no excuse for losing year and we are all focused on against UIC's Kevin Hong during their match on Saturday. Hong's serve once in each set in a 6-1,6-3 trouncing. that match," Ciochetto said. one goal," Westmeyer said. Falcon harriers Buckeyes move keep improving up to third in polls
The Associated Press try." by Paul Markotl Kenne finished 19th with a time Only seven unbeaten and un- sports writer of 25:54 and Brad Schaser fin- COLUMBUS - Ohio State coach tied teams remain in NCAA Divi- ished 20th with a time of 25:55. John Cooper doesn't dispute his sion I-A. Both Kenne and Schaser were team has been good but also for- Ohio State has risen to its The Bowling Green men's named to the All-Central Colle- tunate to win its first six games highest ranking since 1985 be- cross country team got a big lift giate team due to their fine per- and soar to the No. 3 spot in the cause of a balance of soft oppo- this weekend with a strong per- formances. national rankings. nents (Rice, Pitt and North- formance in the Central Colle- "The problem was that these The important thing, said the western) and strong play when giate Championship held at four usually began the race too sixth-year coach of the Buck- most needed against the rest Western Michigan University. aggressive and would finish eyes, is the bottom line. (Washington, Illinois, Michigan The Falcons finished seventh slow," Sink said. "This week, "Long as we win," he said with State). among the 12 schools participat- though, we did a good job of run- a smile Monday at his weekly "I think we're getting better. ing with a total of 164 points. ning together and finished the news conference. "Long as we And I think other teams are also However, the finish did not re- race very strong." win." getting better," Cooper said. flect the progress of the Bowling The second group of runners Ohio State survived three lost Next on the menu for the Green runners. included James Devanney, Dave fumbles and two interceptions in Buckeyes is Purdue, a team that "Although we finished seventh, Exner and Dave Lincicome. De- holding off Michigan State 28-21 its coach said must get a lot bet- we ran a lot smarter and were vanney finished 53rd with a time Saturday, winning the game on ter and healthier to play with able to turn things around," of 26:47, while Exner finished an 80-yard drive capped by Ray- Ohio State. coach Sid Sink stated. with a time of 26:57. mont Harris' 7-yard touchdown "We would have to have an aw- Central Michigan won the race In previous years the Falcons run with 1:06 left. ful lot of good things happen and with 63 points, narrowly defeat- took off a week to rest up for the Michigan State was almost as we'd have to get a lot of people ing Mid-American rival Eastern MAC Championship, but this charitable, dropping one touch- healthy," Purdue coach Jim Col- Michigan who finished with 64 year it is different. down pass and missing four field letto said. "We haven't had much points. Ohio University finished "We're going to run in the goals luck; the ball hasn't been bounc- in fourth place with a total of 116 Eastern Michigan Invitational But Cooper said good fortune ing our way. We would need some points, only Si points ahead of next week," Sink said. "We're go- doesnt change his view of the of that" Ohlo State's Joey Galloway (7) looks downf leld after catching a pass Bowling Green. ing to run everyone to prepare Buckeyes. The Boilermakers, 1-5 overall in the third quarter of the Buckeyes 28-21 win over the Spartans of "We've shown great improve- ourselves for the big race in two "I think it's a pretty good foot- and 0-3 in the Big Ten, have sur- Michigan State. ment," Sink said. "We weren't weeks." ball team," he said. "I've been rendered 101 points in their last anywhere near OU at the All- Sink hopes the Falcon's prog- saying it all fall We've been for- two games a 59-56 loss to Min- sistant head coach and offensive and that's something that all the Ohio Championships." ress this past weekend will vault tunate injury-wise. I think we nesota and a 42-28 setback to coordinator at Ohio State for great teams have." The key to the race was the them into success for the upcom- may be fortunate to be 60 but we Wisconsin, which shares the Big three years before taking over in Cooper denied there was any Falcon's ability to run in groups ing races. recognize we have to get better. Ten lead with the Buckeyes at West Lafayette three years ago. animosity between he and Colle- rather than running as individu- There's some areas we're not 3-0. "Those kids have grown up and tto. Colletto hired away OSU as- als. "We realize what we must do to very happy with the way we're Collctto, as much as anybody, gotten better as they've gotten sistant coach Bobby Turner The first group consisted of run well and this weekend we playing right now. knows what Ohio State can do. He older," Colletto said of the Ohio three years ago while Ohio State Dcrric Kenne, Brad Schaser, Ed- took a major step in the right "Still, we're one of the few un- spent three seasons with Cooper State players he left behind. was preparing for the Liberty die Nicholson and Tim Arndt. direction," Sink said. defeated teams left in the coun- at Arizona State and was the as- "They've got great team speed Bowl. Testaverde keeps Freshmen sparkle
by Pat Murphy Bernie on bench sports writer Lugo of UT, 3-6, 1-6. Patty Bank advanced to the finals but lost to The Associated Press Lisa Walter of UT, 3-6, 2-6. Kas- though receiver Michael Jackson The Falcon freshmen came sie Hembree played at No. 4 sin- complained publicly about Beli- away with victories at UT Invita- gles for the first time this season. BEREA - By arming Vinny chick's handling of the team, the tional. After battling hard in the first Testaverde with a conservative situation never escalated. On a day that could have been set, 6-7, she fell, 1-6, in the sec- game plan against a woeful op- "The only thing I did last week spectacular, the BG Women's ond to Amy Frazier of UT. ponent, the Cleveland Browns was try to get ready for the Ben- tennis team could only muster "I was happy that we had fina- took the edge off a quarterback gals, and this week our focus is two victories. The Brown and lists in all eight spots, but I wish controversy that they Insist going to be on Pittsburgh,'' Beli- Orange had a player in all eight we could have fared better never got as disruptive as it chlck said. "We're playing for finals matches, but only fresh- against Toledo," Dean said. seemed. first place. That's where all our men Cindy Mikolajewski and Ju- The doubles teams showed "Really, there wasn't much time, effort and commitment will lie Weisblatt won. some spark winning two out of turmoil here," coach Bill Bell- be. We cant worry about all the Mikolajewski was moved up to the five finals matches. chick said Monday. "I think a lot other things you guys have going No. 3 singles but had the same At No. 2 doubles Bank and Mi- of it was out with the media and out there." results. She defeated Christy kolajewski won over Mann- extraneously outside the Browns. The quarterback change could Brannon of UT in the finals,6-2, heimer and Olmos of Kenyon, We had the best week of practice not have been timed much better, 2-6 and 6-4. 6-2,6-1. Kathy Roesch and Jenny we've had. We were really fo- because it gave Testaverde a In her short career Mikolajew- Schwartz got the other victory at cused on the game." chance to settle in against one of ski has already won two invita- No. 4 doubles over Susanne Styve In Testaverde's first start In the NFL's worst teams. The tionals, UT and the BGSU. But, and Karin Berger of Kenyon, 6-4 place of the popular Bernie Ko- Browns (4-2) had already the most outstanding feature on 6-3. sar, the Browns beat the Clncuv defeated the Bengals 27-14 in the her report card is her undefeated In an exciting match freshmen natl Bengals 28-17 Sunday. Beli- season opener, and Cincinnati match record. She is 8-0 and has Adriana Batista of Rio de chlck bumped Kosar - Cleve- (0-6) had done little to indicate a lost only one set the entire year. Janeiro, Brazil got her first taste land's starter since 1985 - out of turnaround was imminent. The success of the BG fresh- of collegiate tennis. She and We- the lineup last week, a move that Belichlck made it even easier men continued with Julie Weis- isblatt lost in a tiebreaker in the generated headlines and led tele- on Testaverde by installing a blatt at No. 5 singles. Weisblatt third set, 6-8. vision newscasts for days. game plan built around the run- won over Kenyon's Mannheimer, Kosar and Testaverde, friends ning game. Cleveland ran the ball 6-4,6-4. Ironically, she is also un- BG plays at Hillsdale Wednes- since they were teammates at the nearly twice as often as it threw, defeated, a perfect 5-0 in match- day in what should be a tough University of Miami in the early gaining 183 yards on 42 runs es this year. test. Cleveland Browns quarterback Vlnny Testaverde (12) talks with 1980s, helped keep things calm while Testaverde completed A slumping Erin Bowbeer "They [Hillsdale] have a real backup quarterback Bernie Kosar (19) and head coach Bill Belichlck by assuring they held no animo- found the going tough again at solid team; they have good dou- during the Browns 28-17 win over the Bengals on Sunday. sity toward one another. And al- See Testaverde, page lix. No. 1 singles, loosing to Beralce bles combos," Dean said. page six The BC News Tuesday, October 19, 1993
Maying's the easy/\\omar makes rare mistake The AlMcUted Preiiffiuity Kennedy The Associated Press Alomar took off for third. Wild part for Eisenreich Thing, who's no Dumb Thing, stepped off the rubber and tossed The Associated Press "That you just don't get too TORONTO - How quickly they the ball to third baseman Dave high," he said, finally, slowing forget. Hollins. If Disney did the World down, "or too low." On Saturday night, Roberto Series film, a sucker pop would TORONTO (AP) Baseball was Eisenreich's triumph this night Alomar was a World Series hero, appear over Alomar's head as his easy. folds neatly into his message. the man with the glorious glove, entire body turns fire-truck red. Hitting, running, catching, This entire Phillies team has right up there with Al Glonfri- "It was a big mistake on my throwing those things always gone to great lengths to pass it- ddo, Willie Mays, Sandy Amoros part and I take the blame," Alo- came easy. It was the things that self off as a collection of oddballs and Ron Swoboda among the mar said. "With two outs, you came easy for everyone else that and outcasts salvaged from the heroes of Octobers past. have to make it." were hard for Jim Eisenreich. scrap heaps of other clubs. But On Sunday night, he was a That's right. What do they tell And being a hero must have been when his teammates look at lunkhead. toddlers as soon as they pick up harder still. Eisenreich, remember where he As Alomar now knows, there's gloves? came back from, they know they no shortage of hyperbole when Don't make the first or last out are looking at the real thing. you goof in the World Series. of an inning at third base. GUEST COLUMNIST He was 23 when the Minnesota There's nothing shorter than the "I don't know why he took a Jim Litke Twins took a flyer on him in the memory of a baseball fan scor- chance like that with two outs," 1980 draft and made sure he got ned. Darren Daulton told reporters in "I don't really like talking in proper medical attention. Only "It was a tough feeling, but I the Phillies clubhouse. "You guys front of everybody like this, be- then did the pieces of the puzzle cannot get down," Alomar said. know that from Little League." ing on TV and everything," came together. The medication "You make mistakes and you Williams, saved from the sus- Eisenreich said to the crush of made a difference at first. But learn from them." pense of finding out where his reporters and cameras encir- four years later, Eisenreich had Toronto had just closed to 6-4 next pitch would wind up, sound- cling his locker in the Philadel- to walk away from baseball. in the eighth inning of Sunday ed like Maxwell Smart. phia Phillies clubhouse after his "People that didn't know me night's loss to Philadelphia on "It was the old wraparound three-run home run decided assumed that I was afraid to play John Olerud's sacrifice fly off move," Williams said. "I haven't Game 2 Sunday night. in front of crowds," he recalled. Mitch Williams. With two outs, used it in three years. But this is "In a way, I'm sick of all the It wasn't that at all. Neither his Alomar walked on five pitches. another league and they had to questions about my condition. In skill nor his desire had dimin- That brought up Tony Fernandez, get used to me." a way, I know I have a responsi- ished, only his ability to deal with the potential tying run. Even before Alomar finished bility to answer them," he said. everyday life. Eisenreich played Even the occasional observer walking the 100 or so feet back to "I've never been in this situation recreation league Softball back in knows that Williams is called the Blue Jays dugout, his name before, where everybody in the his hometown of St. Cloud, Minn., Wild Thing, baptized as such for had gone down in class. Now his world is watching. But I feel I and experimented with different the unpredictability of his pitch- colleagues were Fred Merkle and should get the message out any levels of medication. es. Alomar, who made two spec- Lonnle Smith, baserunning way I can." If only to prove something to tacular defensive plays during boneheads of bygone days. batting champion, sits against Eisenreich is afflicted with himself, Eisenreich scraped his "There was nothing I could do Philadelphia Phillies in Game 3 Toronto's 8-5 win in Saturday left-hander Danny Jackson? Will Tourette Syndrome, a rare neu- way back into baseball with a night's opener, thought aggres- about it," Alomar said. "You of the World Series. "I'll an- rological disorder that seizes its minor league stint in Memphis, siveness was the prudent path. make mistakes and you leam nounce It tomorrow." he play third base Instead of Ed victims' nerves without regard Tenn., then moved back into the He stole second without even a from them." Sprague? Will he be benched? Or Gaston did say Todd Stottle- will Gaston go game-by-game? for the moment. It causes them to bigs with Kansas City. But it throw, giving Alomar a perfect After a week of debate about myre will start Game 4 Wednes- lurch and lunge, shake and shud- wasn't until he moved to Phila- 16-0 record in postseason swipes. what to do with designated hitter day night against Tommy " It'd be nice to know what's go- der, and to inexplicably let loose delphia as a free agent during the Well, he thought. If I get to third, Paul Molitor, Toronto manager Greene. ing on," Olerud said after Toron- a stream of profanities. And so, winter that the 34-year-old I can score on a wild pitch. Cito Gaston has made up his to's workout at Veterans Sta- when someone asks him what Eisenreich felt at home. Wrong! mind. "So I've made one decision, so dium. "If we decide to go one message it is he wants to get out, "My personality fits right in He would have been better off, "I know what I'm going to do," far," he said. way, I'll be plnch-hittlng. That Eisenreich swallows hard, puts the middle of these guys," he in this instance, if he had stopped Gaston said Monday, a day be- Will Molitor play first base could happen. It would be under- his hands on his hips to steady said. thinking. fore the Blue Jays played the while lefty John Olerud, the AL standable if It did." himself, then runs off a list in "Heck, I was doing all kinds of staccato fashion: things tonight and people were Testaverde hollering, but it didn't bother me. But overall, I thought he handled "That the sky's the limit. That "They can holler at me all they Continued from page five. even though we're oddballs in himself well, made good de- want. I don't worry about it. I feel cisions and handled the team ef- Falcons Henry social life, or outcasts or ll-of-24 passes for 127 yards. He like I've been successful. I got fectively." whatever, we can accomplish out on the field. I was blessed threw three touchdown passes anything or succeed in anything with talent and I'm going to make two to running backs, one to the we wish to do. That physically the most of it. Those people who tight end but was intercepted Kosar, who Was 18-of-30 for player of week and mentally, we can be just as are hollering at me, they're once and lost a fumble. 182 yards in the season-opening strong as anybody that's so- watching the game. I'm playing His most critical completion all win over Cincinnati, watched called normal. That there's ups It. day was a 15-yarder on a come- Sunday's game from the side- The Associated Press in a game was 1985 when and downs in life, that you deal "I don't know if it's revenge. back route by Mark Carrier, his lines. He did not wait around to Eastern Michigan's Bernard with the ups and you deal with I'm not trying to get back at old teammate from Tampa Bay, speak with reporters afterward White ran for four. the downs. anyone. on a third-and-5 play that clin- and was not in the locker room TOLEDO, Ohio - Quarter- Smith, a freshman from ched the victory with three Monday during the time it was backs Ryan Henry of Bowling Germantown, completed 18 of minutes to go. open to the media. Green and Danny Smith of 26 passes for 171 yards with "He made enough plays to Miami of Ohio shared the no interceptions and two win," Belichick said. "Like Testaverde, however, said Ko- offensive player of the week touchdowns in a 22-19 come- everybody else, there are a cou- sar was a help to him during the honors and Ohio U.'s Jabaar back victory at Toledo. It was LSAT*GMAT ple things we need to work on. game. Thompson was the defensive only his second collegiate player in the Mid-American start. 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Luncheon Menu! 1:00a.m.-4;00 p.m. kinko's c W6DN6SDRV, OCT. 27 at Personal Pan Pizza Breadsticks w/Sauce Your branch office 9:00 p.m. 9 inch Pizza Variety of Subs Open 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. (Behind Myles Pizza) • 115 Railroad St. • 354-3977 inll3Bfl Quantum 90 Cards accepted after 6:00 p.m. for on-campus students. L£. ._i I Quantum 90 Cards accepted after 1100 a.m. for 95+ plan holders. TOUR GUIDES TOUR GUIDES TOUR GUIDES page eight The BC News Tuesday, October 19, 1993 DENNY ATTACK II- Continued from page 1. the courtroom's front row. Continued from page 7. police sit down with the victim to said the thoroughness of the ney, said clients are interviewed Williams was acquitted of eight talk. Interview helps in prosecuting to learn the details of the case. The jury convicted Williams on counts. she said. A victim can ask to speak with the case. The victim at that point can simple mayhem, with a maxi- Former Police Chief Daryl Barrett said antibiotics are a female officer, if one is one The clothes the victim wore at then choose between pursuing an mum penalty of up to eight years Gates, now a radio personality, given to the victim to prevent duty. the time of the attack are taken indictment, arranging a plea in prison. denounced the verdicts as unjust. STDs from occurring, and vic- "We dont have any female in- as evidence, Conner said. bargain or dropping the case. In the charges decided against tims are encouraged to seek later vestigators, but we do have fe- "Or the clothing the victim has Bishop said the prosecutor's of- him, Watson was acquitted of all testing. male officers and have granted en at the time of the interview if fice does what the victim "We know they're guilty. But I they aren't the same clothes requests. but simple assault on Denny, a understand this is our system," that in the past," Conner said. lesser related offense that car- Gates said. "There is never 100 percent worn during the rape," said. "We dont do anything without ries only a year in county jail The new police chief, WiUie guarantee that they' will work. Police continue to talk with the "You can find trace evidence in the victim's approval," he said. rather than prison. The Jury re- Williams, said he was pleased That's why we insist and stress victim or look at the crime scene the victim's panties - pubic Bishop said there is no "point jected the charge that Watson with community response. they be rechecked," she said. in an attempt to Identify the as- hairs, semen." He said if the at- of no return" in the legal process. tried to kill Denny, the count that And in South Central Los An- sailant or that person's location. tacker is identified, the in- "They will not be locked into a vestigation then moves toward could have brought him life in geles, the Rev. Leonard Jackson Barrett said the doctor may trial just because they come and prison. choose to prescribe the "morning The length of the victim's trying to contact that person. No see us," he said. of First AME Church said, face-to-face meetings between "I am in total agreement," "There is a sense of calm and after" pill, which keeps preg- police interview varies, he said. He said the prosecutor's office victim and assailant take place. Denny told the TV tabloid show there is a sense of true justice. nancy from occurring. "There is no set criteria," he will not plea bargain without the 'Inside Edition.' They should let We saw justice working at its said. "We dont even have to Next, the case moves to the victim's permission. the guy go. He spent a year-and- best." Finally, a computer-generated interview them at the station - Wood County Prosecutor's Of- "Plea bargaining is not always a-half in jail and has had time to The jury initially was hung up list of instructions is given to the s we can do that at their home or fice. a bad word," he said. "In cases think about what happened." victim, who is then released. the hospital, wherever the victim Gary Bishop, an assistant where [the victim) doesnt want on whether Williams personally Wood County prosecuting attor- Watson's mother, Joyce, sat in used a deadly weapon. After the medical examination. feels more comfortable." Conner it, we don't doit." Classifieds The BC News
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Kappa Delta Open Rush proudly announces llicii* The sister of Kappa Delia mvite you to their Founder's Day Celebration on OCT 19 Scholarship Money Is Available to Study Abroad from 9-10pm at the KD house New Initiates • • . for Spring 1994 RSVPMicheOe at 2-1054 Kappa Delta Open Rush Stacy Clevenger Maureen McGunnigle Malissa Schnoor JMUfcw Gretchen Lowe Anne Ogle Jennifer Hykes Taryn Savarda Jenny Biller Carrie Hallett Raina Gilmore Study Abroad Programs Kim Schoenfield Angie Farinacci Dawn Thompson Danielle Merriman Amanda Callahan Lori Middlebrough Julie First Tiffani LaMonica The International Education Committee of BGSU invites proposals/applications from students LUNCH BUFFET Marcy Smith Brooke Grandusky that wish to study abroad in the spring of 1994. All-You-Can-Eat Jennifer Baker Michelle Smith Jennifer Gibson Jennifer Woodrey Applications can be picked up at Continuing Education, International and Summer Programs $4.50 Andrea Richcreek 40 College Park S. Main Store Only For more information, call 372-8181 11:30-1:30 Deadline: November 8,1994 A Winning Trad ii i 011 892 S. Main 353-1231