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Thursday, September 7, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 7 Groups Clash of Wills Violators face needed new discipline "We're clunking, for the most inUSG Residence hall part, with the residence person is where most of the cases will end Organizations up," she said. staff to decide Jill Carr, associate dean of stu- fail to register dents, said the new system punishments should save time and make the Larry Hannan process easier to go through. The BC News Jay Young "There will be a much shorter The BC News turn around time from when the incident occurs to when it goes Although the semester is only a through the process," Carr said. week old, tensions have already Those who test the system by Students not satisfied with the risen between Undergraduate choice or against their will this results of their residence hall Student Government and various year will face a new University meeting can request a hearing. organizations on campus. judicial system. The case is heard by five stu- The cause of In the past all violations of the dents who also live on campus. In the conflict is student code order to avoid any conflicts per- the failure of were handled sons from the same residence almost all on- GfitP by the office of hall as the student involved do campus organ- Standards and not hear the case. Panel members Utt AP Photo Procedures. are expected to acknowledge any izations to reg- cxmmutMiOTt ister with USG OTMlVNB A young Tahitlan protester jumps near the fire at the Tahiti International Airport building in Papeete Changes made other conflicts. for the fall se- Wednesday. A group of Tahitlans, protesting against a French nuclear test blast airport, set part of in Student Af- "Anytime there would be a mester. USG the airport building afire and clashed with French riot police. fairs elim- conflict of interest, which would needed organi- IJSG inated Stan- be either for or against, one of zations to apply dards and the expectations is that they ex- for the seven Procedures. cuse themselves from the hear- vacant organizational senate In an effort ing," Ellis said. "The ethics of seats within USG. to improve the process, viola- our organization tell the panel Women's rights all wet tions will be handled in the cor- USG has 12 organizational members to excuse themselves, seats. Six are vacated each year. responding residence hall. and hopefully they would do This year, however, there were Downpour forces conference, Clinton indoors Kim Ellis, coordinator of resi- that." seven seats open as the Lesbian dential judicial programs, will After hearing the case the and Gay Alliance had to reapply Terence Hunt Shalala and Lord, riding to act as a judicial consultant to the panel would make a recom- because of low membership. The Associated Press Huairou on a press bus in Clin- staffs of residence halls and mendation to Ellis. It is up to her There are about 70 registered ton's motorcade, were deposited small housing units. to make the decision final. She organizations at the University. HUAIROU, China - American at the outside edge of the crowd Ellis said if a student is accus- said there would only be a few According to USG president Jeff officials stranded in a rain- and had to push their way for- sed of breaking the code the vio- times where she might not ap- Stefancic, only eight organiza- soaked crowd were shoved ward. When they reached the lation would be documented by prove a panel's decision. , tions had applied for USG seats around by Chinese security front, Chinese security forces the staff member who witnessed "I don't want to say I'm a rub- as of Tuesday afternoon. forces Wednesday, marring Hil- shoved them away. or responded to the incident. The ber stamp for the panel, but I "The lack of interest and sup- lary Rodham Clinton's trip to After repeated attempts, Sha- complaint would be passed on to think they have gone through port from the organizations on show solidarity with women acti- lala and Lord were finally admit- the hall supervisor. some training and are quite ca- this campus has been very frus- vists in this village outside Beij- ted through a side door, their Hall supervisors would review pable of being effective," Ellis trating," Stefancic said. ing. clothes soaked and their hair complaints and contact the stu- said. "There might be an incident Stefancic said he sent letters to The first lady got VIP treat- plastered on their heads. Clin- dent in question. The supervisor or two where I might make a contacts for all registered cam- ment on her arrival for a speech ton's press secretary, Lisa Ca- and student will decide if char- change." pus organizations in July remind- at a theater-turned-conference puto, was kept out until after the ges are unwarranted, agree on Off-campus students who vio- ing them of the need to apply for center. But other members of her first lady spoke. charges and sanctions or the stu- late the code while on campus their organization seats with party - including Donna Shalala, "The women's movement has dent will request a hearing. Ellis will go through the same basic said she expects most of the process. Ellis used Founders as USG when they came back in the the secretary of health and hu- been through tougher things than AP Photo fall. man services, and Winston Lord, this," Shalala said good- problems to be solved without a Donna Shalala, center, head of Of the 12 organizations that the assistant secretary of state naturedly. hearing. See JUDICIAL, page five. And in Washington, the State the U.S. Department of Health held seats last year, five are not for the Far East - were left wait- and Human Services, makes her Department brushed the incident up for renewal and don't have to ing outside in a chilly rain for a way through a crowd at the NGO reapply. The organizations who half hour. aside. Women's Forum in Huairou. didn't have to reapply are the The scene spotlighted some of "There's no reason to make a It's a sign! Residential Student Association, the logistical problems and har- big deal about it," said spokes- en's conference in Beijing, and the Environmental Action Group, assment that have affected man Nicholas Burns. It's hard to Clinton assured them that their the Ohio Student Education As- thousands of women, meeting move 15,000 people into 1,500 voices are being heard. sociation and the Non-Traditional separately from the Fourth seats, and that is, I think, the "You will be the key players in Student Association. World Conference of Women 30 magnitude of the challenge this determining whether or not this The organizations that he'd the miles away in Beijing. Clinton, in morning." conference goes beyond rhetoric seven vacant seats are Delta a speech a day earlier, had said Outside the building, Chinese and actually does something to Sigma Pi, Campus Escort Ser- China's treatment of the women security officials broadcast an- improve the lives of women and vice, the University Activities was "indefensible." nouncements blaming the United families," declared Clinton, a Organization, the World Student Clinton thanked them Wednes- States for causing the crowd- crusader for women's rights for Association, the Lesbian and Gay day for their perseverance. "You control problems by moving the 25 years. Alliance, the Black Student did not give up. You did not stay speech indoors. "It will be [the activistsl that Union and the Honor Student As- away. You are playing an impor- Inside, the theater was packed will hold governments to the sociation. tant role in this conference," she with more than 3,000 women, commitments they make," she As of Tuesday, only Campus said. twice the building's capacity. said. Escort Service, UAO and HSA The rain resulted in Clinton's "We're going to keep on mov- had reapplied, while LAGA had appearance being moved inside ing forward, never turning The government maintained a picked up an application but had from a field that could have ac- back," the women sang, holding stony silence about Clinton's not yet turned It in. commodated a large crowd. hands and swaying side to side in speech Tuesday, in which she Keary Henkener, director of their seats. "We're going to work chastised Beijing for its treat- Hundreds of women, clad in pon- The BG Newi/Kelly Rlgo Campus Escort Service, said his chos or clutching umbrellas, for women's freedom, never ment of women in Huairou and organization had turned in its struggled to get in the theater turning back." said it was time to stop the A Sic Sic sign Is displayed on the front of McFall Center gates and through a crush of The activists here are trying to silence about human rights Wednesday. Sec USG, page five. people at metal detectors. shape the outcome of the wom- abuses of women. Ethics committee recommends expulsion for Senator Packwood

Larry Margasak worded statement that the panel for expulsion, the ethics committee said peatedly committing sexual miscon- The copies were altered, he said, be- The Associated Press "strenuously urges, and fully expects" it would propose a censure, loss of duct" between 1969 and 1990. cause they contained "personally or po- the full Senate to vote to expel Pack- Packwood\s Finance Committee chair- ■ He deliberately tried to enhance his litically embarrassing information" and WASHINGTON -- The Senate Ethics wood. manship and a loss of seniority. personal finances by trying to get his he feared that they would be leaked. Committee voted unanimously Packwood ducked a question about The committee said Packwood should estranged wife a job from individuals "Every original word in the diaries Wednesday to recommend that Sen. whether he would resign. be expelled because: with an interest in legislation. was turned over to the committee vol- Bob Packwood be expelled for sexual "I want to think about this for a ■ He tried to obstruct the commit- Packwood denied that he altered his untarily," he said. "When there was a and official misconduct, an extraordin- minute and I want to talk to some people tee's inquiry by "withholding, altering taped diaries when he learned the subpoena, I gave the Justice Depart- ary decision that the Oregon Republi- and I am not going to make instan- and destroying" his diaries. The com- committee would subpoena them. He ment simultaneously the originals and can called "totally and absolutely out- taneous decisions," the senator told re- mittee harshly described the alterations did admit that he altered copies of his the copies ... so the committee cannot rageous." porters before the committee an- as illegal and a crime against the Sen- diary tapes - but not the originals - say in any way that it was obstructed." The committee's three Republicans nounced its decision. ate. after he gave the originals to his law- See PACKWOOD, page five. and three Democrats said in a strongly- If the required 67 senators do not vote ■ He abused his position "by re- yers. Opinion TheBG News page two Thursday, September 7, 1995 The BG News Pastry prices taste sour It was about 4 p.m. on a Thurs- "Thanks," the doughnut dealer "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" Like I said, I was damn hungry. happened to you, I've got news day, and gosh darn it, I was hu- Well, I'm afraid last Thursday said with a smile as I was admin- for you: There is hope. ngry. just wasn't my day. As it turned istered my change. Just beyond Founders is a line Leah Barnum Jim Vickers To tell the truth, I was damn out, they weren't only totally out "Sure," I responded as I exam- of fast-food restaurants that are hungry. of bagels, but most of their cook- ined the doughnut, which LIT- editor-in-chief managing editor more than willing to take your Much like most campus dwel- ies and such were gone, too! ERALLY fit in the palm of my money, and they'll give you more lers do when found in such a sit- All they had left were a few hand. As I began to walk away, I food for it in exchange. uation, I took a stroll over to the unrecognizable glazed pastries found myself in a moral dilem- Dawn Keller Larry Hannan The going price for a fruit sa- University Union to try to grab a and a white frosted doughnut ma. Should I really eat this lad, a bagel and a cup of coffee at news editor assistant managing editoi bite to eat. with sprinkles on it. doughnut? I mean after all, it was Founders adds up to about five Ya' see, all day I had been fan- 85 cents! That's a pretty pricey bucks. That's some pretty crea- tasizing about slowly consuming pastry. tive math if you ask me, especial- Aaron Gray Robin Coe a scrumptious garlic bagel, and Luckily for me though, ly when I can get a hamburger a city editor editorial editor as most bagel fiends know, the someone else approached and Biggie order of French fries, and Union can supply you with the began to speak with me, and be- a Biggie Frosty for just over means to quench even the most fore I knew it, that white frosted $2.S0 at Wendy's. furious bagel fix. doughnut was nothing but a But as you probably guessed, memory. And to top it all off, they even something went horribly wrong. After pondering the issue for a But in my 4 p.m. class my have those new meal cards "avai- USG apathy will When I got to the Union, I found few moments I decided that it thoughts kept drifting back to lable" to the students so that it the bagel case empty. was better to eat and gag then that doughnut, and how bad I got doesn't seem like you're spend- There were no bagels in sight. never to have eaten at all, and ripped-off. ing as much money as you really No plain bagels, no egg bagels, within moments the would-be Although you on-campus kids are. Pretty smooth, huh? hurt student body might not know this, the food on no honey bagels. They didn't bagel server was pulling the If you're sick of paying these even have any of those nasty ra- white frosted doughnut out of the campus is all overpriced. outrageous prices for food, I've Over the past couple of days Undergraduate Student isin and walnut bagels! showcase. For example, out there in the got a piece of advice for you. Government has demonstrated the old axiom, "the Yeah, I was bummin'. "How much are your dough- real world a can of soda pop costs Don't. more things change, the more they stay the same," can But I took this cheap shot that nuts anyway?" I asked as I began 50 cents, not 65 cents like the very often be true. life hit me with and I dealt with campus machines charge you. There are many places to get to pull 35 cents out from my food within an approximately 10 Once again USG is struggling with what threatens to it. Who needs any of their stinky wallet. After all, that's about how I know that this is probably a bagels anyway? Not me, that was minute walking distance of the make the organization obsolete - apathy. much a doughnut cost just down shock for you, but hang on, it gets campus that aren't going to Apathy within the student body to USG is not new. for sure. the road. better. In the real world, candy With my stomach acting as my charge you two dollars for a Most University students don't even know who their "85 cents," the doughnut king- bars usually only cost between 45 hamburger. When you have a 45 guide, I strolled over to the other pin said with a smile as the representative in USG is. But lately it has become clear and 50 cents, as opposed to 55 to minute break between classes side of the showcase. I knew doughnut was extended towards 70 cents like the campus vending that apathy also exists within USG itself. from past experience that there cruise on over to one of them. me. machines charge you. Of course, if you want to give was usually a pretty decent Even though I was in a state of And I'm sure that any of you Currently, there are 12 organizational senate seats selection of cookies and such the campus even more of your complete shock, I somehow man- out there who have went to Foun- money, then please, don't let this within the USG legislative body. Student organizations over there, and although cookies aged to slide the loose change ders to get some grub have left that operate on campus, such as the University Activi- column discourage you from do- aren't as tasty nor as healthy as back into my wallet and instead feeling financially violated. ing so. I mean after all, it's a free ties Organization, Black Student Union and Campus Es- bagels, I was too hungry to care. pull out a dollar bill. Well, if this kind of thing has cort Service, apply for these seats. country... isn't it? Last year an attempt was made with Consitutional Amendment 10 to eliminate the 12 organizational senate seats from USG and replace them with 12 at-large senate f* PWHMiMJAL Wet) (WWfy fflcTte I5rf... |5rf- Srf-Bt/. FWJ 7 seats. ERR... UlLftttft -——< Amendment 10 was defeated because only one organizational senator voted for it. Had the organizational senators abstained from voting the amendment would have won by a large margin. In July, USG President Jeff Stefancic sent a letter to contacts of all organizations informing them of the need to register with USG to keep or try to gain an organizational senate seat for the 1995-96 school year. When September rolled around, numerous campus organizations, including several who had a seat in USG and voted against Constitutional Amendment 10 last year, missed two deadlines for registering their organizations. At the moment it is unclear whether there will be another attempt to eliminate the organizational seats this year. If an attempt is made/The News believes campus March calls for analysis organizations will only have themselves to blame. We at The News will be the first to tell you that USG Editor's note: This is the second Over the years, Farrakhan has Baltimore summit, journalist undermines the ethical and isn't perfect. But the organization is a strong link for column of a two-part series ana- vigorously denied being anti- Carl T. Rowan spoke for millions moral foundations of our historic students to voice concerns to the faculty and administra- lyzing black protest Jewish. Yet he continues to make of African Americans who were critique against injustice and in- tion. Undoubtedly, within weeks the statements which seem to many disgusted with the media attacks tolerance. national media will launch a as blatantly anti-Semitic For ex- against black leaders like Chavis Nevertheless, black people campaign among national black USG can only tunction effectively when its represent- ample, Farrakhan made this who engaged in a dialogue with cannot afford the political luxury leaders in politics, business and statement in a New York City Farrakhan. Rowan said that Jew- not to talk to one another, and we atives are dedicated to their constituents. If the repre- entertainment, demanding that speech in 1986: "Jesus was hated ish protest against the 1994 should never apologize for doing sentatives don't do their jobs to the best of their ability, they publicly "denounce" the by the Jews. Farrakhan is hated National Summit "sends a signal so. If black nationalists, moder- the students on campus will not be represented effec- Million Man March. The March by the Jews. I am your last that some Jews will cripple or ate integrationists and blacks tively. Also, USG's reputation with students, faculty, will be attacked as an action of chance, Jews. You can't say, destroy anything that is black in favoring political transformation administration and the public at large, suffers. "self-segregation" because it is 'Never again' to God, 'cause their zeal to punish anyone black and radical democracy can If the organizations on campus can't get their act all-black. when He puts you in the oven, who expresses anti-Semitic and agree, for example, on strategies together, they should step aside for the good of the stu- Prominent blacks will be humi- you are in one indeed." racist views." to uproot deadly drugs within our dents they represent. liated and pressured to step for- Hardly a black radical, Rowan community, then we must work ward, to deplore the anti- for years has been Identified aggressively in concert. If we de- Semitism of Farrakhan, to con- with coalitions with whites and termine strategies to pool our re- demn the questionable leader- Copyright © 1995 by The DG News. Reprinting of any matieral in conservative integrationism. But sources to build strong black in- ship of Chavis and to tell patient, even Rowan was embittered by this publication without the permission of the BG News is strictly pro- stitutions, let us proceed. long-suffering black folks to the fact that "many blacks, I But we should not pretend that hibited. "stay home." among them, resent the repeated there aren't genuine and deep The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and We may experience a replay of suggestions that to avoid being ideological and political differ- is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in the the sad and sorry events sur- considered anti-Semitic they ences between black leadership summer. rounding the June 1994 African have to give a speech or write a and organizations. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student American Leadership Summit in column disavowing every anti- It's essential to go to Washing- body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in Baltimore, when a historic meet- Jewish tirade by every black ton when black unemployment is columns, cartoons and etters are not necessarily those of The BG News. ing of black representatives re- As deplorable and detestable demagogue." over twice that of whites'; when flecting a wide spectrum of in- as anti-Semitism Is, as well as "A black-Jewish coalition for hundreds of thousands of young Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, typed white racism and all forms of in- and include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, terests and constituencies was justice," Rowan concluded, "is black men are being warehoused stereotyped and smeared solely tolerance and prejudice, that being poisoned, tragically in prisons, denied jobs and hope. if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. due to Farrakhan's presence. doesn't negate Farrakhan's undermined, by the gross over- But let us go with an agenda for The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors Last year, only two members of enormous power and prestige reactions of a few Jews who want militant action, a commitment in stories or photograph descriptions. the 40-member Congressional among significant sectors of to decree who can speak on a against sexism, and a voice Black Summit even attended the black America black college campus, or who can favoring strong black institu- Summit. When asked why Caucus Black people don't listen to attend a meeting of black tions and progressive political The BG News Staff members abandoned the Summit Farrakhan because of his anti- leaders, or how much affirma- change. Semitism. They listen to him par- photography editor Kelly Rigo and retreated from an honest dia- tive-action black job-seekers can Dr. Manning Marable is logue with Farrakhan, at least tially because the traditional civ- enjoy." Professor of History and Director co-sports editor Scott Brown Congresswoman Cynthia A. il rights establishment and most Rowan's comments are illumi- of the Institute for Research in co-sports editor Patrick Murphy McKinney was honest: "Because black elected officials have nating, but inaccurate. The pri- African-American Studies, Christian Pelusi assistant sports editor weak-kneed politicians can't failed miserably In providing any mary political opponents of the Columbia University, New York. assistant city editor Joe Boyle stand up to some heat." effective leadership or vision. black freedom movement are graphics editor Rochelle Slosser Let's clear the air, once and for They listen because the econom- white conservatives in the politi- Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski all. Anti-Semitism has never ic and social conditions are so cal system and the corporate es- The News reported that Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple been a widespread movement of oppressive within our communi- tablishment, some of whom hap- Deborah McLaughlin, associate director of Public Re- copy chief Kristin Stadum bigotry among African Ameri- ties that they are desperately pen to be Jewish. But Jews as a lations, said the World Wide speical projects editor Amy Johnson cans. That's not to say that anti- searching for solutions. They group have consistently been far assistant special projects editor Jim Barker Semitism doesn't exist within the listen because the white political more supportive of African Web is a uniform resource establishment and the media American candidates for public locator. The uniform re- black community. When one source locator Is a code that 204 West Hall listens to Khalid Abdul Muham- constantly attack Farrakhan, and office, for example, than non- connects users to the Bowling Green State University mad of the Nation of Islam de- in doing so reinforce the aura of Jewish whites. his legitimacy among many black Anti-Semitism works against web. The News regrets the Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 scribe Jews as "bloodsuckers of error. [email protected] the black nation" that's anti- folk. the best interests of the black Semitism. In the aftermath of last year's community, in part, because it f The BG News Briefs Thursday, September 7, 1995 page three

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1726 E. Wooster (Located Behind BP) Campus The BG News page four Thursday, September 7,1995 Fraternity rush Fair showcases gets underway campus groups Juii Schackow tary of RSA. Another organiza- The BG News tion, Friends of the Deaf, was on Informational meeting, open hand to answer students' ques- Campus organizations gath- tions and give them information houses to introduce members ered Wednesday in the Lenhart about the club. Genell Pavellch shees able to attend the fraterni- Grand Ballroom for the Organi- The BG News ties of their choice. zational Fair. The Friends of the Deaf "pro- "Every chapter has an open "This is a great opportunity for motes awareness on campus," house, but each is different de- organizations to showcase what said Sharon Carney, a member of Fraternity fall rush gets un- pending on the fraternity," he they are about and to recruit new the Friends of the Deaf organiza- derway tonight with an informa- said. members," said Art Mabrey, tion. tional meeting taking place in the Coy also said the open houses Kelly RfeorThe BG Nev/i president of the Resident Student Lenhart Grand Ballroom at 7:30 are a good time to get to know Association. "Anyone can join - you don't Yvonne Parker, a sophomore, talks to senior Karen Fung about the The Resident Student Associa- p.m. members of the different chap- World Student Association Wednesday afternoon in the Lenhart Grand need to sign or be a deaf educa- Todd Coy, ters. Ballroom. tion voices students opinions and tion major," Carney said. Interfraternity also organizes Parents Weekend, Council presi- "During the parties, the Little Sibs Weekend and Leader- The Honor Student Association den t, said fraternities give the rushees the ship Day, which helps the organi- supplied information and handed every chapter opportunity to come through the zations with publicity program- out their new brochure. will be repre- house, meet the members and ming. sented at the show the rushees what they have HSA hopes to recruit 250 new meeting to in- to offer," he said. CAMPUS Leadership Day helps organi- members including old members form rushees He also said rushees can find zations "run more effectively," from upper classes as well as more about the out what kind of financial obliga- said Jennifer Knuckles, secre- freshmen and sophomores. different tions and time commitment is fraternities. necessary for the different chap- BLOTTER DO YOU HAVE ASTHMA? "Every chapter sets up a table ters. with information and representa- ■ On Aug. 27, a loose dog was ported. The case is still under in- IF YOU CHECKED "YES"... " tives," he said. "It is a nice way Since fraternity rush does not reported to be running around vestigation. Dr. Winder ot the Allergy & Asthma Research Ctr. for the rushees to see all the have an application process, Coy the Field House "snapping at ■ Early Monday morning, a is currently conducting a research study chapters." said they will not have an idea of people." The carnivorous canine man was observed tearing a ol FDA-approved inhaler drugs for asthma. Brian Perry, IFC vice presi- how many people will rush until was apprehended and transpor- screen from the Alpha Xi Delta dent for internal affairs, said the after the informational meeting. ted to the dog pound. sorority kitchen window. The QutWdparllclpints mutt- ■ Campus police received a tables usually have awards and "The freshman numbers are man reportedly then carried the trophies the fraternity has won, report of a nude male in Dunbar violated screen to MacDonald m Be 18 to 65 years old. Females can't be pregnant up, so we are trying to make peo- on the evening of Aug. 30. or breastfeeding, and must be using an as well as their fraternity flag. ple more aware of rush," Coy East and, while attempting to The fraternity open houses will ■ On Aug. 29, a resident of snatch another screen off a acceptable method of birth control said. Dunbar Hall reportedly tried window, was nabbed by campus John A. Wlndor, M.D. Have asthma, and have been using an Inhaled take place Sept. 13 and 14 and Perry agreed and said he would numerous times to place a long police. He was arrested and Alleryy & Asthma ateroid( Beclovent®,Vanceril®, Aerobkl®, or Sept. 18 and 19. The open houses encourage people to attend the Azmacort®; for at least 2 months distance call by using different charged with criminal mischief. Research Canter will be from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. informational meeting and find 5860 Alexis Rd , Ste. B Be a non-smoker, and not have used any tobacco access codes. ■ Early Saturday morning, an Perry said the structure of the out more about the different Sylvanla, OH 43SS0 products (cigarettes, chewing tobacco, snuff, open houses is casual with ru- fraternities. Offcnhauer West resident re- cigar or pipe) for the past year A forged faculty/staff hang- Be in generally good health ■ turned to her room after smoking In association wilh ing parking decal was reportedly a cigarette and saw her laptop found in an automobile on Aug. computer and some CDs missing. .DON'T CAUSE THE END OF A FRIENDSHIP 31. The offending jalopy was re- Also missing were the three male pharmatech, Inc. Qualified participants will receive free testing, portedly towed. 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USG Continued from page one. Annual festival returns to BG application and was hopeful that "We're looking right now for it would be awarded a seat on someone," Weber said. Event to feature visual arts displays, diversity in bands USG again. The original deadline for reap- "We signed up for [USG] be- plying was last week. But due to Carolyn Ruegg Tinker said the organization visual arts displays set up on committees, including marketing cause we have a representative [ the scarcity of applicants the The BG News has become more involved in the Main Street, which will be closed and budgeting. Jeff Rodacky]who is concerned deadline to apply was extended three years it has been around. Saturday through Sunday," she The festival is funded by the about the University," Henkener to Wednesday at S p.m. Downtown Bowling Green is "I think we've turned the cor- said. "Hopefully more students sale of food and beer, as well as expected to come alive this said. "Maybe other organizations Tensions are already high be- ner with the level of organization will come by." raffles held throughout the aren't that worried about [the tween organizations and USG be- weekend with the third annual this year," Tinker said. "We've At least SO of these artists will weekend. University]." cause of the failure last spring of Black Swamp Arts Festival, taken on the appearance of an be juried artists competing for Henkener also said it was pos- Amendment 10. Also known as sponsored by Huntington Banks. organization that has been $2,000. Four stages will be set up sible that other organizations "The Revolution," Amendment The event, one of the largest around for decades." While Black-Postel is in charge where 30 different free concerts don't have anyone willing to 10 was a proposed amendment to festivals in Ohio, will be kicked Connie Black-Postel, vice of sending out fliers and pam- will be shown throughout the serve in USG. the USG constitution that would off Friday night at six o'clock chairwoman of the festival and phlets encouraging people to weekend. The music will range "Serving [in USG] is a big-time have eliminated the organiza- with rock and reggae bands in- chairwoman of marketing and come, she has discovered that from reggae, rhythm and blues, commitment," he said. Jim tional senate seats and replaced cluding the Ark Band and The public relations, said she is ex- most people hear about the fes- traditional African and Indone- Weber, vice president of the Non- them with 12 at large senate Homewreckers. pecting this year's crowd to jump tival from friends. sian, jazz, gospel, bluegrass, Traditional Student Association, seats. "The rule with music is to have from last year's 20,000 people to "I've found out that the most punk and zydeco. Thirty-five diverse quality," said Jim Tin- said NTSA would have had trou- The amendment was defeated an estimated 25,000-30,000 spec- valuable tool is word of mouth," percent of these alternative ble reapplying if they were due because all but one of the organi- ker, chairman of the festival. tators. she said. bands are local attractions. this year because they had yet to zational senators voted against it. "We'll get the weekend kicked Black-Postel hopes to draw The non-profit group that or- find anyone to serve as their rep- LAGA and BSU did not return off with high energy. The rest of more students to the festival this ganizes the festival is made up of "The bands will be playing resentative. calls made several days ago. the weekend will be a potpourri year. volunteers from the community strictly for entertainment," of styles." "We're going to have over 80 who make up nine different Black-Postel said. JUDICIAL

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BOTTLE Applications can be picked up at Continuing Education, International and Summer Programs (40 College Park) and the Center for International Programs (1106 Offenhauer West) For more information, call 372-0309 Deadline: October 2,1995 PlmChek!. 2/*3 State The BG News page six Thursday, September 7, 1995 Local bucks union merger Security strict Electronic, for insane man The Associated Press A psychiatrist from the maxi- steelworkers mum security hospital had rec- WARREN, Ohio - A man found ommended that Hubbard be set at odds innocent by reason of insanity in moved to a less restrictive hospi- a slaying must remain under tal in Massillon, but assistant over debate strict security at a mental hospi- Trumbull County Prosecutor tal in Columbus, a judge ruled. Peter Kontos opposed the move. James Hannah James Hubbard, 30, has been at Trumbull County Common The Associated Press Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospi- Pleas Judge Mitchell Shaker tal since 1993 after he was found ruled against the transfer Tues- DAYTON, Ohio -- A tug of war innocent by reason of insanity in day, stating that a less restrictive over a local that is bucking a the slaying of Sallie Beatty, 21, of environment was not consistent union merger drew two national Niles. with treatment goals, Hubbard's labor allies to the front lines Beatty was shot and killed in welfare or public safety. Wednesday. September 1991 as she sat eating Kontos told the judge that George Becker, president of her lunch in a car parked outside Hubbard has a history of refus- the United Steelworkers of a Niles restaurant. ing to take his medication. America, and Steve Yokich, president of the United Auto Workers, greeted members of Local 87 as they came to work at General Motors Corp. plants in Southeast Ohio Dayton and nearby Vandal ia. The 2,700-member local is the only one of 375 former United school protests Rubber Workers locals to resist a merger with United Steelwor- kers. Local 87 voted 1,295-495 The Associated Press district is offering an increase of last week to join the Internation- 40 cents per hour. The union rep- al Union of Electronic Workers. GLOUSTER, Ohio -- Bus resents 39 employees in the Becker accused the IUE of try- drivers, cooks and other non- Trimble district. ing to steal the local away and teaching employees in the Trim- "This district is one of the pledged to do whatever is neces- ble school district went on strike lowest-paid areas in the state," Steve Yokicb, left, president of the United Auto Workers, and George Becker, president of tbe United Wednesday over wages. Turner said. "The wages are so sary to keep Local 87 in the fold. Steel Workers of America, join hands io Dayton, Ohio, Wednesday as part of a rally designed to draw The Steelworkers has appealed their determination to keep Local 87 as an affiliate of the steelworkers union. Classes were held, although low workers can't afford to work the matter to the AFL-CIO. most of the teachers in the south- for what the board is offering." Becker did not reveal any other join his union, and the Steelwor- part of a planned merger be- The Pittsburgh-based Steel- east Ohio district did not show up The AFSCME contract expires action the union might take. kers are the ones doing the raid- tween the Detroit-based UAW, workers said Local 87 had no au- for work. in 1996. It stipulated that the "I expect the IUE to come to ing. the Steelworkers and the Wash- thority on its own to change Negotiations on a new contract union could go on strike if their senses and to stop this fool- "I'm going to fight to do every- ington-based International Asso- union affiliation. The union said broke off Tuesday night, and the agreement on a new pact was not ishness and put this all behind us thing I can to keep Local 87 in the ciation of Machinists. the local became its affiliate non-teaching employees set up reached by Sept. 1, Turner said. so we can get at the business of IUE," Bywater said by phone "And if you don't want to be a under the July 1 vote to merge picket lines early Wednesday. The district just north of Ath- servicing the people," he said at a from union headquarters in part of it, stay away from our with the Akron-based URW. Bob Turner of the American ens has about 1,100 pupils. rally of about 100 members of Washington, D.C. "There is no damn locals," he said. Dennis Bingham, president of Federation of State, County and Turner said 75-100 pupils various unions. way anybody is going to overrule The IUE has about 140,300 Local 87, said the IUE is a better Municipal Employees said the showed up for classes. Five high William Bywater, president of the membership." members. The Steelworkers rep- fit for Local 87 because it repre- union wants a wage increase of the IUE, said Local 87 voted to Yokich invited the IUE to be resent about 675,000 workers. sents other GM workers. 75 cents per hour. He said the See STRIKE, page eight.

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i ^ -* %*,**«,** • * ■ Nation The BG News Thursday, September?, 1995 page seven Piddling ends Gotcha! Senate proposal in paper chase reviews welfare Eligibility, benefits, penalties Larry McShane 23, they stopped at a Central Park The Associated Press playground. At 3:30 p.m., William approa- would be addressed by states NEW YORK - When nature ched his grandmother and as he assessed the chances for called, 4-year-old William Schle- launched his criminal career Jennifer Dixon The Associated Press passing the cornerstone of the singer answered - and so did se- with these words: "I have to go." GOP's social agenda this year. Not in five minutes, he added - curity in Central Park, turning a WASHINGTON - The specter '.'. I think we'll have, hopefully, piddling problem into a tour of NOW. of homeless children sleeping on every Republican on board." city bureaucracy for his grand- Stein looked for a public bath- grates competed with calls for Dole's bill would turn federal mother. room and found none. William letting states decide who should welfare, child care and job train- Nancy Stein has gone through was fidgeting. Stein directed him get public aid and how much as ing programs over to the states, the administrative looking glass behind a bush, where the pres- the Senate debated a welfare trim spending by $70 billion over since May 23, when two scooter- chooler found relief. overhaul bill Wednesday. seven years and impose a five- riding officers watched her des- Two enforcement agents were Despite a GOP rift over cash year lifetime limit on benefits to perate grandson relieve himself on the scene before Slein had support for young, unmarried each family. It would require behind a bush and handed her a buttoned her grandson's pants. mothers, Senate Majority Leader teen-age mothers to live at home The agents demanded identifica- $50 ticket. Bob Dole said he was hopeful or in a supervised setting to qual- The 56-year-old New York art tion - thankfully, only from the Republicans could pass his bill ify for welfare. dealer has dealt so far with the grandmother - and cited her for giving states vast new powers to Sanitation Department, the violation of NYC Administrative decide eligibility, set benefits President Clinton, meanwhile, mayor's office, the Environmen- Code 16-118.6 for William's de- and determine such issues as wrote to Dole and Senate Minori- posit of a "noxious liquid." Joe Imcl /The A»soclalcd Press tal Control Board and an admin- whether to penalize poor women ty Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., istrative judge. Stein paid the fine but ap- Michael Doyle, 10, squirts water on his niece, Morgan Priddy, 4, for having more children. in support of the Democrats' "I couldn't believe this was pealed. An administrative judge at a water fountain at Basil Griffin Park in Bowling Green, Ky., "We think we've accom- alternative plan, the Work First happening," Stein said Wednes- was sympathetic at a June 14 Tuesday. modated a lot of senators. I hope day, recalling the day she was hearing but upheld the fine (and we can come together," Dole said See WELFARE, page eight ticketed. "I guess I was incredu- cost Stein a day's work). lous. I guess I was in shock." Stein wanted to appeal but was The shock gave way to comic told that would involve contact- disbelief over the next four ing two city agencies, hiring a no- months as Stein discovered that tary public and missing another Bush's book sparks lawsuit vindication involved paying a $50 day's work. McDermott then fine ... and chasing down docu- wrote the mayor's office June 28. Darlene Supervllle the assassination of the official, Diary" describes alleged CIA damages and full retractions ments ... and going to court... and An Aug. 24 response from the The Associated Press Richard Welch. abuses, mostly in Latin America. from both Bush and MacMillan, a there's still no end in sight. Environmental Control Board At a news conference Wednes- "It is not in the book," Agee division of Simon and Schuster. "For 50 bucks, this is a lot of said the case was forwarded to WASHINGTON - A longtime day, Agee denied writing about said by telephone from his home Jim McGralh, a spokesman for fun," joked her husband, Edward the Sanitation Department, critic of the Central Intelligence Welch before he was assassin- in Hamburg, Germany. "Anyone former President Bush and his McDcrmott. "It's better than which allegedly issued the ticket, Agency is suing former first lady ated in December 1975, mention- who took the slightest trouble to wife, who now live in Houston, Broadway." and the the board's appeals unit. Barbara Bush over statements in ing him by name to anyone or check it out would see that it's said he had not seen the lawsuit Sanitation spokesman Lucien her 1994 autobiography that he even knowing him while both not in the book." and declined comment. Mr. Bush The Case of the Little Boy's Chalfen said Wednesday his de- said are "false and defamatory." men worked for the CIA. Bush and publishers MacMil- is a former director of the CIA. Bladder began when William partment had nothing to do with Former CIA operative Philip Agee quit the CIA in 1968. In lan Inc. and Simon and Schuster Messages left with the pub- made his weekly trip to Manhat- the ticket. Environmental Con- Agee said Bush falsely wrote in 1971, he began exposing its offi- Inc. are named as defendants in lishers were not immediately re- tan from Passaic Park, NJ. Stein trol Board spokesman David Go- "A Memoir" that Agee's identifi- cers and operations in lectures, the lawsuit filed Tuesday in Su- turned. and her grandson usually visit a lub said the case was one of 2,000 cation in his 1975 book of the magazines and books. His 1975 perior Court for the District of museum or the library. On May on appeal. CIA's Athens station chief led to book, "Inside the Company: CIA Columbia. It seeks $4 million in See BUSH, page eight. \l

"Certain OtUOM apply Arabihlr in moM IM Nation The BG News page eight Thursday, September 7,1995 WELFARE Continued from page seven.

bill, expected to come up for a Phil Gramm of Texas, remained requirement that states spend vote today. unsatisfied as the Senate re- some of their own money on wel- The legislation "demands re- sumed debate. fare, a Senate aide said. sponsibility and requires people Gramm and other conserva- "Keep in mind, we have 30 Re- to work," Clinton wrote. "The tives insist that the legislation publican governors. They dont Work First bill will cut the bud- end the automatic cash increases want us putting all these strings get by moving pec.^le to work, that women on welfara now on," Dole said. "They'll tell you not by asking states to handle receive when they have more that conservative strings are just more problems with less money children. Some also are demand- as bad as liberal strings." and shipping state and local tax- ing that unmarried mothers The House's welfare overhaul, payers the bill." under age 18 be barred from re- passed in March, would give the Like the GOP plan. Work First ceiving their own welfare check. states responsibility for cash BACK would limit benefits to five "We have a system today that welfare, foster care, child nutri- years. Unmarried teen-age subsidizes illegitimacy," Gramm tion and child care programs. It mothers would have to live at said. "If someone is on welfare would deny cash assistance to home and attend school to and they take a job, they lose mothers under 18 and increases receive cash assistance and older their welfare. If they marry to women who have more chil- welfare recipients would have to somebody who has a job, they dren when they are on welfare. enroll in education, training and lose their welfare. But if they In addition, it would limit many work programs. have another baby, they get more legal immigrants' public aid. SCHOOL Dole, R-Kan., lacking the votes cash payments. A welfare bill Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, to pass an earlier version of his that does not address illegiti- D-N.Y., the Senate's leading wel- bill, abruptly suspended debate macy is not worthy of its name." fare scholar, predicted cities last month and then negotiated GOP moderates and some Re- would be overwhelmed with several compromises during the publican governors oppose such homeless children - up to half a Senate's summer recess. punitive prescriptions to curb million in New York City alone - But some critics, including one out-of-wedlock births. They also if states take over welfare and of Dole's rivals for the GOP were pushing for more money r*"\efits are ended after five presidential nomination. Sen. for child-care programs and a irs. BUSH

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Agee said Mrs. Bush's state- the spy agency. A CIA spokes- a CIA employee as early as 1967. ments blaming him for Welch's man called the charge "non- He denied any connection to death were part of a CIA cam- sense." those disclosures, but said CIA paign to discredit him and divert Agee said numerous pub- operatives working overseas attention from his criticisms of lications had identified Welch as should be exposed. STRIKE Continued from page six.

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\ r ■»*•»' *."«•* W*'** *'-'■*■*■'*:*'■•*• *■ * Sports The BG News Thursday, September 7,1995 page nine Baltimore shortstop Ripken is all-time iron man The Associated Press chievement they'll remember the rest of their lives. A sellout crowd at Camden "It's so difficult to fathom what rekindles Yards that included President it means," Orioles teammate Clinton and Vice President Gore Chris Hoiles said. "As a ball- began popping flashbulbs as soon player, it just seems so amazing." fans' faith as Ripken stepped on the field for For fans, it's a moment to re- practice, and standing ovations member for a lifetime, just like jlmUfln followed him wherever he went. the night Hank Aaron broke Babe The Associated Press To Ripken, breaking the record Ruth's home run record or the of the fabled Iron Horse and be- night Pete Rose passed Ty Cobb's BALTIMORE - Growing up, coming baseball's all-time iron hit mark. most of us knew men and women man has just been a matter of Set more than a half-century who went to work every day. It wanting to play, of showing up ago, Gehrig's 2,130-game string didn't seem like such a big deal at each day at work ready to do a was once considered one of those the time. Then it was our turn. job. unbreakable barriers, too, up The first thing we learned is Until lately, that is, when the there with the 56-game hitting the same thing Cal Ripken re- weight of what his streak meant streak of Joe DiMaggio and the minded us of Tuesday night by started to set in. 511 wins by Cy Young. pulling even with Lou Gehrig at "I don't think I got to sleep last "Records are what brings out 2,130 consecutive games: Work is night," he said Wednesday after- the best in people, they are all hard. It's often dirty, occasional- noon. "I think the last time I about challenging people," said ly dangerous and always seems looked at the clock, it was around Brady Anderson, set to address less glamorous than what some- 3. Ripken on behalf of the Balti- body else is doing for a bigger "I'm trying not to think too more players during a postgame paycheck. much about it. I'm almost fearful ceremony. Some people go off to work that if I do, I'll get caught up in it "And this has made people more cheerfully than others. And and lose my focus." more aware about Lou Gehrig," we want to believe that ball- Earlier in the day, Ripken was he said. "Baseball has the longest players should go off to work concentrating on getting his tradition." most cheerfully of all. But 5-year-old daughter, Rachel, to Since Ripken started his streak Wilfred* LMMP Photo anyone who's ever had to make a her first day of school. Later, Ra- on May 30, 1982, there have been living knows it wasn't true in chel and son Ryan, 2, threw out 3,712 major league players on the Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr. hands an autographed ball to President Clinton prior to last night's game as daughter Chelsea and Vice President Gore look on. Gehrig's day. It isn't true now. the ceremonial first balls from a disabled list. Other teams, Still, everybody wants to be a first-base box where his wife, meanwhile, have used 517 start- streak) and has never been wiped your knuckles and then he does 33-inning struggle between his ballplayer. And all the ball- Kelly, sat. ing shortstops. out badly while turning a double the same to you. You come in Rochester Red Wings and the players, except the most egotis- To most everyone watching All things considered, Ripken, play at shortstop. later all bruises and he likes to Pawtucket Red Sox. Ripken tical ones, want to be Cal Ripken. him, seeing those 10-foot num- 35, has made it with relative ease. "He takes great pride in the show you that there's no mark on played all 33 innings. Because he has already mastered bers on the B&O Warehouse next He has never broken a bone in fact that he never bruises," An- him." Later that summer, he made the hardest part about working: to Camden Yards counting the his life, has never been knocked derson said. "He's got this game In 1981 as a minor leaguer, he his major league debut as a commitment. And perhaps it games, it's a reason to celebrate, out of a game by a pitch (he's that he likes to play called the rib played in the longest game in pinch-runner and scored the wasn't until all those games were knowing they're witnessing an a- been hit 44 times during his game. He gets it in the ribs with professional baseball history, a winning run. stretched end to end, like lengths of rope, that we realized the real trick was binding them together. That's what the fuss, finally, is Purdue looks to all about, why the streaks were Parkhill steps down, mounted 56 years apart, why opponents have gathered on the top step of the visiting dugout at add to Irish woes Camden Yards every night on Dunn to run PSU hoops \l this homestand and applauded Nancy Armour needs more depth, Colletto said. when the number of games The Associated Press One area that isn't a problem counted on the warehouse wall for the Boilermakers is offense. Mlcheal A. Giarrusso beyond right field climbs by one. SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Don't Fullback Mike Alstott rushed for The Associated Press Some ballplayers head for the blame Purdue coach Jim Colletto 109 yards and tailback Corey disabled list when the wrong for sounding a little annoyed. Rogers added 78. The two are STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - brand of shampoo turns up in the His Boilermakers opened the among the best running backs Bruce Parkhill, who revita- clubhouse. But none are so blind season with an upset of then-No. Notre Dame will see all season, lized the Perm State basketball team when it joined the to virtue that they aren't the least 23 West Virginia, but all anyone Holtz said. little bit shamed to see Ripken wants to ask Colletto about is No- "They're probably the two best Big Ten, resigned unex- propped up at shortstop game tre Dame. backs in the same backfield that pectedly as coach Wednes- after game, season after season. "I don't dwell one minute on we will face this year," he said. day, saying he was burned For most of us, work is a blur, a Notre Dame's problem, that's Notre Dame might have an eas- out. matter of momentum. Lose that their situation," Colletto said ier time defending Purdue than Parkhill, who guided the Nittany Lions to a 21-11 re- momentum - stay out late the Tuesday during his weekly tele- Northwestern, though, Colletto cord last season and a third- previous night, wake up with a conference from West Lafayette. said. The Boilermakers don't "They just happen to be our op- spread the offense across the place finish in the NIT, was sniffle or a headache - and a day replaced by long-time as- of work is lost. Ripken had all ponent." field as does Northwestern, he sistant Jerry Dunn. Parkhill those excuses and a million more: In one of the most stunning up- said. Mangled fingers, sprained ank- sets ever, Notre Dame lost its will remain at the school as assistant athletic director. les, even a knee badly twisted home opener to perennial Big "I just haven't enjoyed running to join a bench-clearing Ten doormat Northwestern. It "I thought one of the coaching as much as I used brawl. That was two years ago, in dropped Notre Dame from No. 9 Criuglloul/yAP Photo to - it's that simple," Park- game 1,790, the closest Ripken to No. 25 in the rankings and the harder tasks we were hill said. "This is not a sud- Jerry Dunn, right, the newly named Penn State mens basketball came to ending the streak. Irish are still reeling, trying to going to have coach, talks to the media during a press conference yesterday as On Tuesday night, that seemed figure out what went wrong. den decision. I have con- templated getting out of former coach, Bruce Parkhill, looks on. like a whole other lifetime. Their woes, coupled with Pur- particularly early in coaching for seven or eight "Time seemed like it was mov- due's win, give the Boilermakers ing is not and cannot be a divorce. the year was going years. And then every ing very slowly," Ripken said. the upper hand as the teams job, it has to be a passion," "She really didn't want down[Purdue]." summer, I would get reju- he said. "It has to be some- "This was a very long day." renew the annual rivalry Satur- me to get out of coaching, The Orioles had just beaten day. Purdue hasn't beaten Notre venated." thing you have every bit as but when I explained that it Parkhill couldn't get ex- much enthusiasm about as might mean more time California 8-0 for only their sec- Dame since 1985, and the Irish Lou Holtz ond win in the last eight games. have a 43-21-2 advantage in the cited about the upcoming you demand from players." together, she was Iiappy," Ripken's weariness, in some series that dates back to 1896. Notre Dame head football coach season, despite Penn State's The rigors of coaching Parkhill said. new lS,000-seat arena, set ways, is wearing down his team- "I thought one of the harder became harder when Park- Dunn, 42, has been at mates. They shoulder the added tasks we were going to have par- to open in January. hill's daughter, 10-year-old Penn State for Parkhill's "I always felt that coach- burden, hoping it will make them ticularly early in the year was go- For Notre Dame, the biggest Katie, moved away after his entire 12-ycar tenure. more like him. ing down to (Purdue)," Irish problem is consistency. The Irish "Emotions were running so coach Lou Holtz said. "It's com- aren't as talented as teams of the high, it means a lot to all of us to pounded more because I thought past and it so far lacks big-play come away with a win," Balti- we'd be taking a more confident, capability, Holtz said. To make more catcher Chris Holies said. better team." up for its lesser talent, the team Student newspaper writers "First of all, the way things have Purdue will practice just as has to be consistent and it wasn't been going for us, we were des- hard as it would for any game but against Northwestern. perate. And to have a game like there will be no special prep- Holtz said the offensive line that on Cal's day makes it so arations just because the Irish that caused so many problems banned by Nebraska coach much more special." are the opponents, Colletto said. last year is playing well individ- Even opponents have learned No matter what Notre Dame or ually, but hasn't jelled as a group. The Associated Press month. racist," because Washington is to treasure him. On Monday, the anyone else thinks, a game is a The Irish really don't have a The other cartoon published black. Angels' rookie pitcher, Troy Per- game, he said. receiver they can go to besides last week depicted running back Osborne called the cartoons cival, left a curve hanging on the Colletto also isn't worried how Derrick Mayes, and running LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska Lawrence Phillips driving a car inappropriate. inside corner with Ripken in the Notre Dame was affected by the backs Randy Kinder and Robert coach Tom Osborne banned re- with money blowing out of the "Attending our practices is a batter's box and almost got him- loss to Northwestern. Farmer fumbled the ball on two porters from the student news- back and "Phillips" is on the li- privilege, not a right," Osborne self lynched. After leading off "I don't have any concern or critical occasions. paper from practice for the cense plate. said. Tuesday's game with a walk, Cal- sympathy or anything for Notre "Had we won the football game season. The NCAA is reviewing the re- He said the Daily Nebraskan ifornia's Tony Phillips slid wide Dame," he said. "What happened ... I would be sitting here telling Osborne declared the ban lationship between Phillips, a will continue to be welcome at his enough of the bag at second on a to Notre Dame is no concern to you I think we have a chance to Tuesday for Daily Nebraskan re- junior from West Covina, Calif., weekly news conference. "I have steal attempt that Ripken practi- us.... I really could care less." be a pretty decent football team," porters because of two cartoons and owners of the group home not told the student-athletes that cally needed a compass to find While the win at West Virginia Holtz said. "But not when you that were critical of football where he lived as a teen-ager. they couldn't talk to the Dally him before applying the tag. was a confidence boost for the lose, not when you lose like we players. The owners have said they leased Nebraskan - nor will I," Osborne In a cartoon published Thurs- For all the kindnesses and Boilermakers, the team still has a did." a 1995 Mustang convertible for said. courtesies, however, Ripken is lot of work to do before the Big Holtz said he has no idea what's day, the paper showed a carica- Phillips and provided him with Editor J. Christopher Hain was ture of receiver Rlley Washing- not sure how many more games Ten season starts, Colletto said. going to happen to his team. It other benefits. not immediately available for ton practicing in a prison jump- like this one he can survive. Purdue led 19-0 at half time, but could go 0-11 or 10-1, he said. James Mehsling, who drew the comment today. the defense fell apart in the sec- Either way, Notre Dame will suit and a ball and chain while cartoons, said Osborne was over- Mehsling said he does cartoons four other players watched. "It just feels like it's all coming ond half and West Virginia came survive, he said. reacting. "on whatever subject matter is to a head," he said. "It was an up just short, missing a short "It's not the good old days right Washington is charged with at- "The big trouble, as I under- hot or that lends itself to people's tempted second-degree murder exhausting night." field goal in the final seconds to now," he said. "But I want to tell stand it, was that all of the foot- minds." And yet, on the diamond, it was fall 26-24. you one thing about Notre Dame, in a shooting Aug. 2 at a Lincoln ball players (watching) were "Sometimes it's more fun to do a mirror image of all the other Purdue also has problems with Notre Dame will always be convenience store. He has prac- white," Mehsling said today. "A local cartoons because they get lot of people may have taken it as nights. the secondary, and the team back." ticed with the team since late last more of a rise " he said.

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.*~ The BG News Sports Thursday, September 7, 1995 page eleven U.S. contingent dominates Alexander drops Bob Greene Fernandez eliminated defending The Associated Press champion Arantxa Sanchez Vi- cario. to fourth string NEW YORK - The U.S. Open The semifinal field will be has a decidedly red-white-and- completed today when No. 2 The Associated Press what they're supposed to do. blue tinge with a touch of Black. Monica Seles the only Ameri- That's why they're receivers. Pete Sampras, Michael Chang can, albeit a naturalized one, re- "Keenan outplayed Derrick and Jim Courier were 'victorious maining in contention in women's BEREA, Ohio - Receiver in preseason, and that's why Tuesday to join fellow Ameri- singles plays No. 5 Jana Novo- Derrick Alexander will have we started him. I have confi- cans Andre Agassi and Patrick tna and No. 4 Conchita Martinez to show the Cleveland Browns dence that Derrick can make McEnroe in the quarterfinals of plays No. 16 Brenda Schultz-Mc- he can hold on to the ball if he those plays but, right now, the year's final Grand Slam tour- Carthy. intends to get back on the Keenan is making more of nament. "Andre and Pete are the field. them than he is, so we'll play The only non-American in the favorites, but with guys like Alexander -- last season's Keenan." bottom half of the draw, Zim- Korda and Becker and Chang and first-round draft pick and Alexander had little to say babwe's Byron Black, was an all Courier, I mean all of them have leading receiver with 48 cat- after the game, but the coach- American at Southern Cal, where a good chance" to win the Open, ches - was demoted to No. 4 es made it clear Monday that he won the NCAA doubles title in Martin said following his loss. receiver before the Brown's Alexander will have to show 1989. He reached the quarters by "But I would have to say that An- 17-14 loss to New England on them in practice that he de- upsetting eighth-seeded Michael dre and Pete would have the best Sunday. He was demoted be- serves to be back on the field. Stich, last year's runnerup to chance." . hind Keenan McCardell for "(The drop) was an opportu- Agassi, 6-4,6-4,3-6,2-6,6-3. Sampras matched big serves dropping balls in practice. nity for Derrick, and I'm sure Sampras, seeded second, with Martin and came out on top. Alexander also was he feels as bad about it as any- ousted No. IS Todd Martin 7-6 "We were both a little bit tenta- scratched as a punt returner body else," offensive coor- (7-4), 6-3, 6-4; Chang stopped tive in the beginning, not playing because he dropped several dinator Steve Crosby said. Australian Michael Tebbutt 6-2, that great," Sampras said. during the week. That's why "But he let an opportunity get 6-2, 4-6, 6-3; and Courier, No. 14, "Whenever I play Todd, it always corncrback Don Griffin was by him. When you have that eliminated No. 3 Thomas Muster comes down to a point here or deep on punts with McCardell opportunity, you have to make 6-3,6-0,7-6(7-4). there, and it came down to a tie- on Sunday. those plays." An .-ill-American semifinal is breaker and I played pretty solid. So, when Alexander dropped Crosby said the fact that possible if not probable. Today's "From that point on, I kind of a pass down the middle with Alexander had only been on quarterfinal matchups pit Agassi escalated my tennis to a higher six seconds remaining and no the field for three plays - in against Petr Korda of the Czech level and Todd, I think, got a timeouts left Sunday, it cer- the four-receiver set - should Republic and McEnroe against little bit discouraged." tainly didn't help his case. Had have had no bearing. fourth-seeded Boris Becker of Sampras finished with 18 aces, Alexander gotten out of "They've got to be ready to Germany. Martin 11 in a match dominated bounds, which coach Bill Beli- go in at anytime and perform," On Thursday, Chang will play by the serve. chick said was possible, the he said. "I wouldn't expect a Courier and Sampras will take on "Todd has got a huge serve," Ron FrchmMP Photo Browns could have tied the backup lineman to come in Black. Sampras said. "He doesn't hit it Patrick McEnroe argues a line call while Germany's Boris Becker game with a field goal. cold and blow the first five Top-seeded Steffi Graf and No. that hard, but he hits the corners, switches sides during a tie breaker. Becker won 6-4, 7-6 (7-2) 6-7 "This is the National F'oot- plays." 9 Gabriela Sabatini grabbed hits all the corners, and it's a (3-7),7-6 (8-6). ball League," Belichick said Crosby said McCardell won spots in the women's semifinals very tough serve to read because whose only tournament title as a said. "He returns extremely well, Monday. "Receivers get paid the start with "an exceptional on Tuesday, Graf downing Amy he is so tall." pro came in a challenger event in ... I just need to stay patient." to catch the football. That's week" of practice. Frazier 6-2, 6-3 and Sabatini In Black, Sampras will face a Bombay, India, in May. Muster, the king of clay, didn't defeating No. 14 Mary Joe Fer- S-fcot-9 opponent who hits two- "He heat Stich today, who stick around long enough to get nandez 6-1, 6-1 two days after handed from both sides and plays just like me," Sampras patient. SLIPPERY ELM OSU, ND clash "Do it with a friend!!" High-priced Trail Rides & Pony Rides Riding Lessons classified a ■ SmallGroup Discounts Available players silent Open Tues.-Sun. RESERVATION NECESSARY 353-5403 fcl 3596 W Kramer Rd. (1 milo loulfc ol Rt.6, where 25 & 6 meel|| in Browns' loss 'rivalry renewed' The Associated Press the dividing up of gate receipts were rumored to be among the Chuck Melvln White's Cleveland debut was reasons why. The Associated Press equally quiet. He carried the COLUMBUS, Ohio - There But times change. OSU plays at *************************** ball just four times for 6 yards would be only one way to make Notre Dame on Sept. 28,1996. 128 N. Main Sff. • Downtown BEREA, Ohio - Andre Rison and caught two passes for 12 the once-in-a-generation Sept. 30 What makes this month's game caught all of two passes. Lor- yards. matchup between Ohio State and so big? "Your Music Library" enzo White gained all of 6 Belichick blamed neither Notre Dame any bigger, a ticket "Power or performance of the yards. And the Cleveland Rison nor White individually broker suggested. teams is not that big a factor," BUYS & SELLS Browns, who spent millions for the lack of production, in- "If they play each other, you Mack said. "It's name recogni- during the offseason trying to stead focusing on the circum- have a sports happening that tion. Both teams have a mystique juice up their offense, scored stances that limited the cannot be matched - unless that covers the country and goes USED all of 14 points. Browns to just 48 total plays maybe Woody was still coach- beyond." "It's disappointing that we on offense. The Patriots had 75 ing," said Bill Mack, referring to

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nwee *% \ ^^ BEN FRANKLIN ^AmericaWfest. rt„7i/«^/ £j Wt MrWWT (OPGOItlN IH M/M* Of fltSFiCl' Thuzl/cdlue.uinnuiior travel design & Crulie qcikir y % $ BLACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1 9 9 S d ty eco Board Youth Art Marketing & PR Jim Tinker - Chair Becky Pdton - Chair Connie Black-Postl - Chair Connie Black-PosU • Vice Chair Penny Evans-Meyer - Vice Chair Andrew Kalmar Andrew Kalmar • Treasurer Cindi Baum Sheila Rieser ■ Kay Baglione • Sccrciary Lynn Go/a The Public Relations Committee offers, its Mary Tumhell sincere thanks to all who assisted with this Maria Simon Lorene Hall Performing Arts year's program and other printed alliance of Michelle Smith ToddChilders matenals Ohio community Anne Tracy Vicki Knauerhase Michelle Miller •III arts agencies Boh Gage and Lhyme... being spun. This area too promises to enliven the entire festival Invites you to continue Celebrating theArts with a experience. visit to our beautiful shop. Youth Art Area Probably the most enthusiastic festival participants can be found in the youth art area. Hands on activities give children the chance to tap ; 20% off any one item ; their creative potential and take home something from the festival \ of your choice. * that they have created. Masks, kaleidoscopes, rain sticks and more will be made. In addition, the Youth Stage will have a weekend of great performers to young & old alike. Coupon valid 9/1/95 - 10/31/95 Food jor tasteful I gifts and cards year-round. It wouldn't be a "festival'1 without plenty of eating options. The festival Pottery Herbs & Spices food court will be brimming with delicious and fun menu choices. Let your stomach travel the world with Chinese, Mexican, Cajun, Mediter- Garden Statuary Pewter ranean, or Philly steak sandwiches. The festival Beer Garden will be Candles Books open each day too! Of course, Downtown's restaurants will be open Hand-Painted Bird Houses and ready to serve their finest. Potpourri by Aromatique Crabtree & Evelyn Toiletries Toronto Escapade Silk and Dried Rowers A weekend getaway to Toronto, Ontario via rail from Windsor is up for Floral Arrangements & Wall Decor grabs at the festival. The drawing prize includes lodging and a wide array of dining, shopping and cultural pursuits. Visit the information booth for details! Calico Sage & Thyme Open: Window Decorating Contest 115 Clay Street 10-6 Mon-Sat For the third year downtown merchants are competing in a window Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 1-5 Sundays decorating contest. In addition to showing their support for the 419-352-5417 festival, the competitors are vying for the traveling trophy. * *F

* * YOUNG ANCJ old CAN CREATE ART Youth Art Area ANd TAkE PART IN PERFORMANCES Ot) Si 6ag# • • • What do you want to be loday — pieces of sticky rubber, plastic eyes The Youth An projects will take a a painter, a musician, a mask-maker, and other materials will be provided break at 3 p m on Saturday so a zoo-keeper, a weaver or a drum- 12:00 KHDERMUSK - Janet Zimmermen so Youth Art participants can create everyone may enjoy and take part in mer? their own creature." When the the concen by the kids group, 1:00 THEE HOUSE TTOUFE- Youngsters, as well as the young- .animals are completed, the artists Gemini Afterwards, group members -Brother's Grimm" at-heart, have the opportunity to be may write their names on them and will be selling instruments, including 2:00 STORYTELLER - Susan Hill all of these and more at the Youth An place them in a huge "zoo" located tin whistles, wooden dancing men, 3:00 GEMINI (w/ local Kids Ctwrus) Area at the festival bones (a wooden percussion This special section is located on Face painting, easel painting and instrument). North Main St in front of the Wood tie dying will also be offered During the 2 p.m. break in the County Public Library It will be open Most of the individual art projects Youth An Area on Sunday, another from II am -3 p.m. on Saturday, will be offered throughout the time 1:00 TOM GORMAN - acoustic guitar participatory group, the Afro- Sept 9 and from noon-2 p m and 3-5 the Youth An Area is open as long as 2:00 AFRO-CARIBBEAN ENSEMBLE Caribbean Ensemble of Bowling p.m on Sunday, Sept 10. materials are still available. The only 3:00 MARK LE MIME Green State University, will perform During these times, lessons and exception is kaleidoscope making 4:00 6UIDCTS BAND - recorder quartet materials will be offered free of which will be offered from 11am to Other performers will take to the charge so people may create and take 1 p.m. on Saturday only. stage in the Youth An Area at various A^6 Qvo'jscfa home their own art and musical Also at the Youth An Area, times during the weekend (see instruments. Several ongoing group festival-goers of all ages may choose schedule at left) They are: Saturday. Septft 1KX3-S00, an works will also be in progress as to add their own unique touch to Kindermusik, a program that offers Sunday. SeptlO. 1200-240, A 3:00-5:00 well as many opportunities for several large group an projects that sing-a-long and other participatory singing, dancing and making music. opportunities for the youngest music Featuring: will be ongoing. These include a Easel Painting Some of the individual artwork gigantic paper quilt, a chalk an mural lovers; a performance of "Brothers Masks Tte Dying # that can be created include Mardi or a mixed media piece created with Grimm" by the Tree House Troupe of Drums Kaleidoscopes CSatonly 11-1) Gras masks, dream catchers, string, sticks and other materials Bowling Green State University, local RainstJclcs Sidew* OK* Art rainsticks, drums and kaleidoscopes woven into a plastic framework. musician Tom Gorman on acoustic Dream Catchers Paper Quilt Youngsters may also make their Another group an proiect will guitar; Mark Le Mime Theatre, a Picture Frames Nail/Rubber band Design own "garden people," scarecrows provide rubber bands that can be professional mime troupe, and Foce Painting Weaving crafted from yardsticks and paper twisted into shapes and designs Guido's Band, an ensemble which Garden People Creature Feature plates to watch over their flowers and using 1500 nails that have been features medieval and renaissance vegetables. pounded into a board. music

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Gemini, win brother musicians rousing sing-alongs, hand-motion been chosen by the American Library Sandor and Laszlo Slomoviis, will be tunes, folk tales, and music from Association as one of the ten best performing "A Musical Celebration for around the work), The highlights of children's music videos and its Children and the Whole Family," their shows are original, sparkling recordings have won awards from Saturday it 3 p.m. on the Youth Stage. songs about the everyday experiences Parent's Choice Magazine This duo celebrates with their of childhood and growing up. "If the Pied Piper had been twins, audiences the fun, warmth and humor Delighting audiences for more than odds arc he would have been Gemini,' of family life with a friendly style which 20 years, Gemini has released five wrote The Detroit News. encourages children and adults to join recordings and one live concert video "Beautiful songs and singing1 in. of songs and traditional folk music. Delightful'"" declared WQXR of New The duo's concerts abound with The group's live concert video has York

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At the request of Gemini, the a sense of awe that they are actually children of all ages as they play along headline performance in the Youth Art going to be singing with Gemini live with their own instruments. Area, a group of area children will have instead of along with the numerous The members of the local chorus the opportunity of a lifetime. tapes and CD's with which they are all include: Amy Kessler, Brian Kessler, The local children will be participat- familiar. Paul Ricard, Eddie Ricard, Debbie ing in a chorus which will |oin Gemini Gemini made the request for a Timer, Allison Postl, Claire Postl. Andy during the performance chorus because the group has found it Gonyer, Morgan Sheftlcr. Meredith The group, arranged by Becky very successful in promoting the Arps, Melissa Clocord, Taylor Shefflcr, Pclton, has been rehearsing through- audience participation that makes their Brandy Tell, Corey Baum, Anne-Marie out the summer for their debut. "I'm performances unique Simon, Emma Pelton, Hannah Pelton, sorta scared and excited," Hannah Gemini is a favorite for many local Jacob Pelton, Carol Matthews, Knsten Pelton, one of the chorus members, children through their sing-a-long and Matthews, Malt Critton, Annie said describing the upcoming concert. play-a-long video tapes. These Huffman, Allsion Waldcn, Matt Smith, The general feeling of the chorus is interactive tapes are enjoyed by Eric Matthews, Amy Emmench. Gemini FALCON HOUSE f© \£T© SPORTING GOODS^ Your athletic equipment and sports headquarters Featuring Cleveland Indians/Browns Menu! sports apparel including t-shirts, hats and souvenirs Hockey equipment Now we have a greater selection of Sports apparel Frisbee golf discs Vegetarian Items & Dinner Entrees to choose from Sports novelty items ■ Sports posters Plus We Still Have Rollerblades and accessories the BEST Ribs in Town ■ Angus NY Strip Steak Local school merchandise Happy Hours daily - 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm; Special prices on Margaritas See our selection and competitive prices! & Long Island Ice Teas; All day, Everyday BGSU apparel and gifts Full Liquor License on Sunday City of Bowling Green 110 N. Main Street, Bowling Green, Ohio t-shirts and sweatshirts 352-9222 Check Out our Outdoor Patio Our Iriendly, knowledgeable sales staff is always pleased to serve you! Mon-Fn: 10a m -8 p m Sal: 9a.m.-5 p.m. 123 S. Main St., Bowling Green 352-3610 ^Mim\ A I John and Mary Mura, Proprietors J* MAIN STAGE ScHEdulE r* The Music * MAIN STAGE SPONSORED BY FOOD TOWN Never Stops FRIDAY EVENING - SPONSORED BY THE BG NEWS ^^ Come to the Beer Garden to 6:00 Tom Gorman and Parallax View (electronic & acoustic rock) ' "— enjoy the acoustic stylings of these premier musicians in 7:00 Streak (jazz/rock combo) an intimate setting. 7:30 The Ark (reggae) SATURDAY 9:30 Homewreckers (rhythm & blues) MadKat and Kane (blues harp) SATURDAY AFTERNOON STAGE 1:00,2:30 & 4 p.m. 12:00 Afro-Caribbean Ensemble & Gamelan (africanlfar eastern) Michael Dearth 1:30 Black Swamp Saxaphone Quartet (various) • SPONSORED BYUHLMAN'S (guitar) 3:00 Blue Ave Delegates (rhythm and blues) 8:30 & 11 p.m. 4:30 Michael Smith (single guitar acoustic) • SPONSORED BY PORT LAWRENCE TITLE & TRUST SATURDAY SUNDAY STAGE Julie Buzzelli SATURDAY STROLLERS 1:30 Clarence Smith Community Chorus (harpist) 12:00 Highlanders (bagpipers) 1:00 ( negro spirituals, gospel) 1:30 Hip Squeak Puppets 2:30 Parker-Cooke Quintet (jazz) 2:30 Hip Squeak Puppets Chris Buzzelli ■ SPONSORED BY FAST COMPANY (guitarist) 3:00 Butch Schoen (magician) 4:00 One Riot (bluegrass) 3:30 ■ ■ SPONSORED BY GROUNDS FOR THOUGHT SATURDAY EVENING STAGE 6:30 Most Wanted (country) SUNDAY STROLLERS ■ SPONSORED BY NATTY THREADS 1:00 Guido's Band (early music ensemble) 9:00 Chubby Carrier and 2:00 John Kulawa (accordianist) the Bayou Swamp Band (zydeco) 4:00 DePue Family Players (fiddlers) r \ Bowling Green's Most Complete Dining and Entertainment Establishment

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The demonstrating artists area ha.s been greatly Floy Shaffer wil rentier her unique style of • QUILTING SCHECJUIE OF EVENTS expanded and is being ailed Acts of Art. ceramic an Floy has shown her work in many The Black Swamp Quilters have been promot- There will be three acts running simultaneously shows. ing the art of quilting since 1988 They will be Saturday at three different times on Saturday and twirc around the frame on Saturday creating a quilt lOiini • 1pm on Sunday Featured artists arc: • WEAVING that will be donated to the Sunshine Children's • Dorothy Lmden-Papermakcr Lesley Scott-Gillilanwill demonstrate tapestry Home for subsequent auction. A variety of • Black Swamp Quilters • PAINTING weaving on a homemade loom. She will discuss quilled items will be displayed. • Lesley Scott-Gillilan-Weaver Howling Green's famed artist and painter, the setup (warping) of the loom and weaving Dreamwalker, will be demonstrating her techniques of tapestry weaving. Lesley has an • PAPERMAKING lpm - 4pm unusual style of painting acrylic on wood. Arts degree in Sculpture and Weaving and has Dorothy Linden will demonstrate her renowned • Vicki Knauerhase-Wool Spinner Working in a number od media, she has woven since 1988. She will exhibit many talent for making beautiful hand-made paper. • Dreamwalker-Acrylics appeared in major shows and is internationally examples of different types of weaving. Dorothy, who has a studio in Bowling Green, • Wtxxi Lane-Crafts known for art work in the womens' community. was awarded the Best of Show prize in the first • WOOD LANE CRAFTS Black Swamp Arts Festival. Her work, including 4pm - 7pm • STAINED GLASS ARTS Four to six young students of the Wood Lane other media, has been widely exhibited. • Corky Dunsmorc-Potter Amy Jeffers and Diana Barry will join forces to School, aged 10 to 21, will he demonstrating • Tom McLaughlin-Miniature Maker demonstrate their skills at creating leaded glass their artistic talents learned in the Arts Unlim- 'MINIATURE MAKING • AmyJcfFers-Staincd Glass art. Amy, who's from Bowling Green and Diana ited and vocational training programs. Some Tom Mclaughlin will return this year to of Toledo, also work in mosaic glass and tile, will exhibit wood working, while others prepare illustrate the art of making exact repnxluctx)ns Sunday copper and other metalwork. On Sunday, saleable items such as bookmarks and flower of historically significant furniture in miniature. 11 am-1 pin Suzanne Fahrer of Bowling Green will explain pots. His two latest projects, shown in various stages • Vicki Knauerhase-Wool Spinner some of the basic techniques and tools for of completion, arc a Colonial four-paster • Dreamwalker-Acrylics making stained glass using foil. • WOOL SPINNING trundle bed and 18th century Queen Anne • Wood Lane-Crafts Vicki Knauertiase of Bowling Green will show upholstered sofa with matching wing-back • POTTERY MAKING how wool is prepared, dyed and spun into yarn. chair. 2pm-5pm On Saturday, Corky Dunsmorc an aspiring Vicki is an original member of the Rlack Swamp • Dorothy Lindcn-Papcrmaker Bowling Green ceramist, will perform at the Spinners Guild, an area organization founded to • Floy Shaffer-Potter potters wheel, turning a variety of shapes and stimulate interest in spinning and fiber arts • Suzanne Fahrcr-Stained Glass designs. On Sunday, the popular and talented ?

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mXXPGXIJE THE FESTIVAI WANTS YOU! The Black Swamp Arts Festival Committee is looking for hard-working, community- 102S Brown Ave. minded, enthusiastic individuals to join us in planning and executing the 1996 Festival. If Mark Eberle Toledo. Ohio 43607 Sain Representative Phone (419) 2SS-3022 IBO0I 445-7415 you are interested in joining us, please call 354-IDEA (DBA) and leave your name and num- Fax: (4191255-2752 Toledo ■ Defiance Voice Mail: ber or send your name, # and address to: 525 Ridge Street, Suite 124, BG, OH. Fremont • Lima - Michigan (800) 255-3028. Ext 204 You will be contacted regarding our annual November meeting where committees and committee chairs will be determined. We look forward to meeting you! COMMUNITY COMMONS A new addition to the festival is the Community Jinkies s//t «* CLASSES *'*« brick walkway for a plethora of sound as some of roll. Their original songs and youthful enthusiasm 131 S MAIN STREET Xatt* AuQa&U Bowling Green's local bands join together for an make this local act a hit. BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 (419) 353-1061 "unplugged" session of music all day on Saturday, Moa.-nnr.lM.Fri. 114, Sal. 11-4 Sept. 9, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. MU The Community Commons stage, sponsored by The sounds of the Grateful Dead live on with the band Madhatter Music Co., Cosmos and Bowling Green MU. They're not a cover band but the fun, relaxed feel ® TOYOTA THAYER-CHEVR0LET-GE0-T0Y0TA Music and Sound, is an opportunity to spotlight local of the 60's shine through in their songs. 1225 N Mam musicians. An incubator for talent, Bowling Green BOWLING GBEEN. OH 43402 has a long -standing tradition of enterprising, original Pie and successful bands. aHT7^ffirTt7 If you like acoustic rock-n-roll, you'll love Pie. This Thanks to the diligence of local rock impresario (.)lllVli'lll duo's lyrics and rhythmic guitars are always a treat. Billy Hanway, the Community Commons stage likely nonlcCjrlo l.tnini Corsica h. >. in Mickey's Irish roots and Rudi's Midwest soul bring will become an annual haven for the best in a wide emotion to the forefront. Bus Phone 353 5751 range of contemporary music, including folk, alterna- Sates ftepresenranve Toledo Phone 244-2161 tive, punk and a dozen other styles too eclectic to describe with handy labels. Paste In addition to the great music, the area will serve This original quartet, Paste, will always make you take as a forum for regional poets . Poetry, performed by notice. Their soulful lyrics and brilliant guitars are its authors, will be inspiring performance an. what folk rock is all about fit*' Really Co. 141 E. Court Street The following includes a list of bands you can "Bowling Green Music Project" Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 check out to catch the "Scene." A n assembly of some of Bowling Green's most experienced and talented musicians. Word on the street is this will be the hottest show of the weekend. Res 419-352-390X The Kind Bus 419-352*565 The Kind blends rock and reggae into their own SANDIE MIDDLETON Mobile Ph 356-9947 unique sound. If you want fabulous female vocals and a cool keyboard-don't miss The Kind. yj 140 E. Woostcr WITH ^ Bowling Green

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