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Tuesday, April 12, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 77, Issue 131 Clinton justifies air strikes Administration warns of raids by Terence Hunt national security advisers. The Associated Press Among those present were Defense Secretary William WASHINGTON -- The Clin- Perry, Secretary of State War- ton administration warned to- ren Christopher, National Se- day of possible NATO military curity Adviser Anthony Lake, action to protect other towns In Gen. John Shalikashvili, Bosnia following two days of chairman of the Joint Chiefs of strikes on Bosnian Serb forces Staff, and Madeleine K Al- near Gorazde. President Clin- bright, the U.S. ambassador to ton called today's renewed the United Nations. strikes "entirely appropriate." Early last week. Perry and Clinton said U.S. warplanes other Pentagon officials indi- carried out the attacks - today cated that it was unlikely and Sunday - at the request of NATO would respond with air the United Nations to protect strikes to break the siege of Gorazde. By week's end, however, other senior adminis- "What the United tration officials signaled that military action was possible. Nations wants is for Albright, interviewed today the Serbs to stop the on NBC, said the attacks wouldn't hurt diplomatic shelling and to efforts for peace and could well withdraw and be expanded to other besieged resume the cities. Asked if such military sup- negotiations." port might be brought into play at other besieged Muslim towns, such as Tuzla, Albright President Clinton said, "It is possible." "We'll have to see as far as its forces. "We responded in an the other safe areas are con- entirely appropriate way, I cerned," said Albright, speak- think, under the circumstanc- ing from the White House. "I AP PkMo/Enrlc Manl es," he said. do think, however, that what A Sarajevo policeman holds back a young refugee from the U.N. commander for Bosnia Lt. Gen. Sir Michael Rose. The de- "What the United Nations has happened in Gorazde ... eastern Bosnian Muslim enclave of Gorazda with a U.N. badge in monstrators were claiming U.N. action over Gorazda and all Bos- wants is for the Serbs to stop should be seen as a signal for bis chest, participating In a demonstration outside the residence of nia was too little too late. the shelling and to withdraw the other safe havens." and to resume the negotia- Clinton said U.N. forces were area, which we've agreed to stop the shelling. "That's what they have done. night with Russian President tions," Clinton said. He talked simply carrying out their mis- do," the president said. "They "And if they are put at risk in And we've done our best to Boris Yeltsin, who expressed with reporters briefly at the sion. are encouraging the Serbs to the course of doing that mis- provide it." concern over the U.N. bomb- opening of a meeting in the "They are attempting to withdraw from the safe area sion, they can ask for NATO Clinton said he talked at ing. Russia is a traditional ally Cabinet Room with senior reassert Gorazde as a safe and to resume negotiations and close air support," he said. length by telephone Sunday of the Serbs.

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Tuesday, April 12, 1994 r page three THEY SAID IT "Unlike the Clinton plan, my approach does not give eternal life to a new bu- reaucracy or to dramatic restructuring of the health care system that has never been accurately tested." ITHREEApril 1 2 19 9 4 Bemadinc Healy, Republican U.S. Senate candi- date. Polly want a cracker ■ ACROSS THE NATION

I love you, you love me project met all the conditions for participation. WORCESTER, Mass. - A wom- "Russell's project was properly an dressed as Barney was at- supervised, scientifically sound tacked by a college student act- and appropriately presented," di- ing on a dare who said he hated rector Phil Gay said. the cartoon dinosaur. The 12-year-old had written a Deborah McRoy suffered a report, with graphs and charts, neck injury that doctors told her on which type of gunpowder would take up to six weeks to gives a bullet the greatest velo- heal. city and accuracy. He packed "I said, 'Why are you doing this gunpowder in shell casings and to me?' And he said, 'Because we fired the bullets from a bench- ... hate Barney,'" McRoy told The mounted rifle. Telegram & Gazette. The project received an A-plus Derrick McMahon, a student at from his teacher, who nominated Worcester State College, hit it for the fair, but a fair subcom- McRoy on a $10 bet from his mittee said other youngsters roommate, police said. He was might be tempted to experiment charged with assault and battery. with guns, too. It recommended McRoy was dressed up to help the project be barred. a local pharmacy celebrate the Russell's exhibit will consist of opening of a new store when the the report and a story board only. attack occurred Friday. "I'm really glad," he said. "I'm "We had a lot of witnesses," hoping It will win a lot of said McRoy, who celebrated her awards." 40th birthday the day of the at- tack. "One little boy said, 'I'm go- Jackson scandal pro- ing home to get my gun, Barney, and I'm going to shoot him.'" vokes more rumors I APPaatafB.LajK In September, four youths were fined $200 each for attack- LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors Asia Harris, 10, a student at Mattnuunt Elementary School in Bos- during an animal show exhibit at the school sponsored by Busch ing a person in a purple dinosaur today denied a report that the ton, reacts as she Is given a closer look at a Moluccan cockatoo Gardens and Sea World. costume at a store opening in Michael Jackson child sex in- Galveston, Texas. vestigation has concluded and no molestation charges will be filed ACROSS Help arrives Quick-ly against the entertainer. SALEM, Ore. - A 19-year-old Los Angeles and Santa Barbara THE WORLD sank waist-deep into quicksand county authorities began the before half a dozen firefighters probe last August after a then-13- Zulu leaders failed to break the received little more than a warn- eight-bloc coalition and a more were able to pull him out, inch by year-old boy said Jackson, 35, la- South African death toll deadlock, which threatens to ing or a demotion. But authorities conservative wing led by Japan's hard-won inch. vished him with gifts and trips in rises make voting impossible in large wanted to make an example of chief power broker, Ichiro Firefighters, working from a pattern of seduction that led to parts of Natal. They planned an- the Great Wall case because it Ozawa, who was considered the ladders and wooden pallets laid sex. JOHANNESBURG, South other meeting this week. gained widespread publicity. force behind Hosokawa. over the quicksand, wedged Africa - Deaths from political More than 100,000 people na- A split would leave Japan with boards around Jason Kizziah's The syndicated TV news maga- violence in South Africa soared tionwide bought bonds issued by several large minority blocs in body to prevent him from sinking zine "Hard Copy," which has last month to 552, with more than the Great Wall company after parliament, none with good pros- deeper into the mire. closely followed the investigation half occurring in troubled Natal Chinese company's reading about it in the official pects of forming a stable govern- It took 45 minutes of digging and broken many developments Province, an independent moni- media. The bonds carried 24 per- ing majority. and tugging - some firefighters in the case, announced today that toring group said. president executed cent interest - more than double That in turn could mean politi- pulling on his upper body, the The number was more than the return from banks and trea- cal paralysis as the Clinton ad- others grabbing his pants - to get the criminal investigation is over double the level in February and BEIJING - The president of a sury bonds. ministration pressures Japan to him out. and no charges will be filed. the fourth-highest monthly total Chinese company involved in an The central bank ordered Shen reduce its $59.3 billion annual "I've been on the department Prosecutors will issue a "DA's in nearly four years, the Human illegal bond scheme was exe- to stop the bond issue, saying his trade surplus with the United 16 years and this is the first time reject," in large part because of Rights Commission reported cuted today as an example of the company did not have permission States. I ever pulled someone out of the lack of cooperation from the Sunday. government's resolve in cracking to offer the notes. Shen main- It was not immediately clear quicksand," said fire Capt. Jim teen-ager whose allegations led Violence has shot up with the down on corruption. tained the issue was approved by what the leaders of the four antI- Streckfuss. to the criminal investigation, approach of South Africa's first Shen Taifu, 39, president of the the State Science and Technology Ozawa blocs discussed today. The Salem youth was walking "Hard Copy" will say in tonight's all-race elections on April 26-28. Great Wall Machinery and Elec- Commission and sued the central They agreed to meet again Tues- with his girlfriend near a pond broadcast. The group said 311 of the tronics High-Technology In- bank. His lawsuit was thrown out day, said an official of the Demo- Saturday when first his right But prosecutors are taking a deaths occurred in Natal, the dustrial Group Corp., was put to of court. cratic Socialist Party. foot, then his left foot, got stuck cautionary step and decided to stronghold of Zulu nationalists death on charges of embezzle- The Harbinger party, in a and he began to sink. keep the Jackson case open for fiercely opposed to the vote. ment and bribery, the official swipe at Ozawa, said it would join There were signs warning the remainder of the six-year More than 125 people have died Xinhua News Agency said. The a new government only if its about quicksand - on the other statute of limitations, said "Hard in the province since President money involved totaled $373,500, Japanese faction boy- partners "have the firm de- side of the pond. Copy," attributing the informa- F.W. de Klerk declared a security it said. cotts meeting termination to reject the idea of tion to police sources. crackdown there March 31. His wife. Sun Jihong, company TOKYO -The possibility of becoming a military or political Project given a shot "It is completely unfounded. The commission says 13,464 vice-president and head of the total gridlock in Japan's govern- superpower." We still have some things to do people have died since it began accounting department, was giv- ment increased today when Ozawa has called for Japan to SAN DIEGO - A seventh- and we are continuing the pace," Issuing monthly reports on politi- en a 15-year sentence. And Li leaders of the ruling coalition's take on the military burdens of a grader who was tentatively said Los Angeles County deputy cal violence in July 1990. More Xiaoshl, vice-minister of science conservative faction boycotted a "normal country" despite a con- barred from participating in a district attorney William Hodg- than 4,000 have died since the and technology, who accepted meeting called by their more lib- stitutional ban on use of force in science fair because his project man. election was announced in July. thousands of dollars in bribes eral partners. international disputes. U.S. offi- involved experiments with bul- Santa Barbara County District Zulu nationalists say the rival from Shen, was sentenced to 20 It was the clearest illustration cials drafted Japan's constitution lets and gunpowder will be al- Attorney Thomas Sneddon Jr.'s African National Congress, the years in prison, Tired from his yet of an impending split in the after World War II. lowed to compete next week after office also dismissed the report, likely election victors, will elim- post and expelled from the Com- government, which is struggling A Harbinger statement also all. saying, "There is nothing new to inate Zulu culture. munist Party. to decide who should take over chastised Ozawa's oft-reported The Greater San Diego Science report from here." The Zulu king and his support- The sentences were among the for Prime Minister Morihiro Ho- preference for backroom deal- and Engineering Fair said Compiled from ataffand wire ers are demanding guarantees of harshest in China's anti- sokawa, who quit over charges of ing, saying the new government Wednesday Russell Grisbeck's reports. Zulu sovereignty before they corruption campaign. Executions financial improprieties. "must increase the openness of take part In the vote, something In China are by a bullet to the His announcement Friday its decision-making." the ANC and government reject. back of the head. brought to the surface a long- .V? A summit Friday of ANC leader In many previous cases, simmering feud between a Compiled from ataffand wire Nelson Mandela, de Klerk and the government officials have moderate-to leftist faction in the reports. THINK

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Chizzel Away! — _ Cure for anger discovered Center of Awesome Love createdto erase negative feelings by Lawrence Hannan sed. After coming out of my de- Moyers has been asked to stop in the world But a lot of people News staff writer pression I began looking Into operating his hotline and has so are still selfish and make a living awesome love. It took almost 10 far refused to comply. with anger and having people run Robert Moyers said it took him years for me to formulate my "My understanding is that he from their problems." 10 years of research to discover theories. claims he's just communicating Moyers said he has hired an at- the cure for anger. Now the "At the Center of Awesome with people and not counseling torney to help him in his battle former University employee said Love, we help people reach their them," Tingle said. "His concept against the government. He said he wants other people to learn potential through a variety of just isn't reality. He can't explain his lawyer thinks his First about his discovery. methods," Moyers said. "If to our satisfaction what his Amendment rights may have To help spread the word Moyer anyone has a problem that needs methods are or what he's doing is been violated. has founded "The Center of Awe- solved, we will help them." different from counseling. If he Recently Moyers has begun at- some Love," an organization that Moyer said the dream of the keeps operating his outline we tempting to set up speaking en- he claims can help people across organization is to open up centers may have to file an injunction gagements at the University. He the country get rid of their nega- all over the country. However, against him. We haven't reached has contacted the Interfraternity tive feelings. Moyers Is the only employee of that point yet though." Council, Panhellcnic Council and Moyers worked as the Univer- the center, even through he re- Moyers feels he's being dis- the Student Wellness Center in sity's sports information director fers to it In the plural sense. criminated against by the Bowling Green. from 1970 to 1978, after which he Moyers is also in trouble with government because his organi- started his own business and saw the Ohio Board of Counseling and zation is devoted to Christianity. Health Education Director it fail. Social Work because of a tele- "It's true that I'm the only em- Jeanne Wright of the Wellness "I was very angry when I left phone hot line he runs. Moyers Is ployee here, but I say 'we' be- Center said it's unlikely Moyers the University," Moyers said "I not schooled as a counselor in cause God is my partner in this," will have a presentation on cam- went into business and failed be- any way but has, according to Moyers said. "God is love, God is pus sponsored by any organiza- cause of my anger. After that I OBCSW, been counseling people spirit, each one of us is made in tion. got a Job that required me to be on his hot line. his image. People need to under- "In general we don't accept dishonest. I wasn't willing to do Tamra Tingle, an Investigator stand how the spirit of love speakers who solicit us," Wright •- that so I quit. I became depres- for OBCSW in Columbus, said works and how to love each other said.

TV BG NtwiiX.lly Lurdeckr Margy Duvall, ■ freshman sociology major, calzzels away at her WSA organizes ■tone block art project at an outside work room in the art build- ing Tuesday. Students attend cultural events U.N. conference by Melissa Llpowskl News staff writer •yltoblaCw how the rest of the world Burned out light News staff writer views International probter.s The World Student Association will be giving University students and to engage in debate on a the opportunity to learn about various cultures this week through In- University student* arrived lot of issues," said Curtis Peet, ternational Week. home last week after debating director of the program. results in panic Following in the theme of "United Colors of Our World," WSA has and negotiating in an attempt Schools at the 1994 National planned a number of activities designed to promote intercultural un- to reach a Model United Nations Confer- by Tim Quick chances so I called the fire derstanding. resolution of ence each represent a country. News staff writer department,'' "Throughout the week, we hope to saturate the campus with global cur- The University represented Keith Pagan, associate di- different cultural events that require American as well as interna- rent affairs the Republic of Peru. Residents of McDonald East rector of the physical plant, tional student involvement," said Michelle St.Onge, adviser of WSA at the Gen- "(The students] have been were evacuated Saturday said that a bafiaat in a flu- "All in all, the main purpose is for everyone involved to have a good eral Assem- working months and months morning after smoke was de- orescent light burned out and time." bly. on this," Peet said Students tected on the second floor, ac- set of f the smoke detector. A The events, which are free and open to the public, began Sunday Students had to research every aspect cording to Rick Nash, hall ballast is the device that lights with a badminton tournament in the Student Recreation Center. They from more of Peru in order to reach con- die bub when the electricity will continue on Monday with Japanese animation night, St.Onge said. than 150 col- clusions in the conference that Two city fire trucks re- Is turned on. Tonight on the 11th floor of Offenhauer West from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. leges and reflect decisions Peru would sponded at 10:41, but a «wm students can take part In the International Coffee Hour-India, universities be likely to make. by room search revealed no University electricians St.Onge said from the U.S. and around the "They have to pretend they fire, according to the official were called is to fix the prob- world participated in the pro- are delegates from the United department report. lem , bat their report was una- Students can participate in the World Ping-Pong Showdown In the gram in the Assembly of the Nations," he said Any resolu- The RA on the floor smel- vailable Student Recreation Center from 8-10 p.m. Wednesday, she said. United Nations in New York tions met had to contain parts ted the smoke and they called "I haven't seen the report The International Dinner will take place on Saturday, from 7 p.m. .City. Topics discussed in- from a Peruvian perspective, me," Nash said "It smelted of yet," Nash said "At least we to 10 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church to conclude the fes- cluded the Balkan conflict, he said smoke, like an electrical fire. I know the [fire detection} tivities, she said. Somalia, human rights, nu- Each student was part of a didnt want to take any system works." clear proliferation, the envi- committee in which Peru par- According to St.Onge, the dinner will include an evening of food roament and the global spread ticipates within the UN. The and entertainment from all parts of the world of AIDS. conferences was completely Tom Schmidt, Phadrah simulated like an actual Khali, Ben Roas, Tom Fox, Rob United Nations conference. STUDENT TRAVEL CHARLESTONS APTS. ♦ Rtato, BUI WUson, Solomon Students were part of such ♦ Omo-Sagte, Becky Dornbusch, committees as what the UN ♦ AMI Tooya Bally, Jen Mathe, Tracy can do to stop the spread of Start, Korstin Loehr, Gaelic AIDS and the role of UN 1-800-777-0112 SlXi MID AM MANOR ♦ Ferry and Kim Bell will con- forces in Somalia. Th* world a Urg»t gtudemt & youth travel organisation JtA lt\A\fEL. • NOW RENTING* ♦ duct a stmutertcn of a U.N. committee in the Ohio Room According to Peet, the con- Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to ♦ of the University Union on ference gives students new campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. April 18 from 4:30 p.m. to 5X pavspoulves on the rotes of 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and ♦ pja. la share Use aaparlenee the UN. water included, air conditioning with other students. BARRY ("o ) BAGELS 641 Third St Apt 4, B.C. 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Bell, who was shot in the knee, still has not recovered. Union approves Lucas County Common Pleas Court Judge Stephen Yarbrough Senate hopefuls accepted the plea bargain and found Beals guilty. Beats will be sentenced May 9. The maximum penalty is 60 days in Jail and a $500 fine. Beals had been charged with felonious assault with a firearms to debate issues worker hirings specification. If convicted, he could have been sentenced to 18 The Associated Press Ford and the union local years In jail. He has been suspended from the force with pay and The Associated Press AVON LAKE, Ohio - Minlvan reached tentative agreement on Police Chief Mark Venia has recommended he be fired. workers at Ford Motor Co.'s Ohio the contract March 31. Agree- The shooting intensified racial tensions in the city and, two TOLEDO - The Democratic candidates for a IML Senate seat Assembly Plant approved a con- ment came a few hours before a weeks after the shooting, someone burned down Beals' home. are taking their messages Into northwest Ohioas tfley continue a tract that allows for the hiring of planned walkout by 1,800 Police have made no anrests in the fire. series of debates. more workers. workers who build Mercury One local civil rights activist said he wanted to see Beals stand Cuvahoga County Commissioner Mary Boyle, Cleveland at- Fifty people are to be hired al- Villagers and Nissan Quests. trial. torney Joel Hyatt and sales consultant Ralph Applegate of most immediately to provide re- "We're pleased the contract "I'm not sure that it was an accident or not," said C Allen Columbus prepared to discuss Issues Monday night in a debate lief for employees who have been was ratified. Now everyone can McConnell, president of the local chapter of the National Asso- In the auditorium of the Owens-Illinois Inc. building. working longer hours. concentrate on the important ciation for the Advancement of Colored People. "I would have The death penalty, education, health care and the economy Nearly every member of business of making the hot- loved to have seen him stand trial. But I knew that it could not were among Issues disci used in the first debate Friday in Day- United Auto Workers Local 2000 selling minivan," said Bill Car- happen because the child could not testify." ton. The candidates are to debate again Saturday in Akron and voted on the contract Sunday, roll, Ford spokesman. Beals' lawyer, Jay Feldstein, said the plea bargain was fair. April 20 in Cleveland. local President John Hatcher "This was the best deal for my client and, quite frankly, accu- The candidates seek their party's nomination in the May 3 said. Nearly 92 percent of the Ford agreed to set a training rately represented what happened," he said. primary for the seat held by U.S. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, membership ratified the pact, he schedule to help workers gain Beals showed no emotion as he entered his plea. Bell was not D-Ohio, who Is retiring after 18 years in off ice. said. promotions faster. The company in the courtroom. Hyatt, who is Metzenbaum's son in law, co-founded a chain of "It was an excellent turnout - also said it will assign salaried Assistant Lucas County Prosecutor Tom Tomczak said Bell's law offices that bear his name. It Is his first run for elective of- by far the biggest turnout we and hourly employees to study family agreed to the pica bargain. He said the boy U in counsel- fice. have had for a local election," ways to improve working condi- ing because of the shooting and cannot testify. Hatcher said. tions.

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The Associated Press It appeared three bombs were "Everybody knew we were up ft* Richard Cota sively targeting blacks in mar- The test subjects live in the dropped two to three miles from there." The Associated Press keting campaigns, he added. racially mixed city of Mount WASHINGTON - A day after where he was. Hall said. They hit When Hall returned to the The Tobacco Institute has de- Vernon,N.Y. an Angolan Cabinet minister as- an inoperable dam and an unoc- Angolan capital, Luanda, he SAN FRANCISCO -- Blacks nied targeting any one segment Steven Tannenbaum, a sured U.S. Rep. Tony Hall he cupied Catholic school. protested the bombing to the cannot metabolize one of the of the population. professor of chemistry and could travel "Who knows what the message Prime Minister Marcolino Jose moat deadly cancer-causing Richie and his colleagues e- toxicology at the Massa- safely Into re- is?" Hall said. "The message Carlos Moco. chemicals In cigarette smoke valuated smokers for products chusetts Institute of Technolo- bel territory. could be, 'We dont want peace; He told the prime minister it as well as whites, a new study of NNK excreted in urine. He gy and one of the outside eva- Hall found don't meddle in this; dont tell us "was an insult to me and my show*. noted that the same chemicals luators for the study, said the himself duck- what to do.'" country." That may explain why black NNAL and NNAL-Gluc were NNK products in the urine has ing for cover Hall said he had told the Ango- The prime minister apologized. smokers are SO percent more measured in a previous foun- broader implications. during an air lan government he was there to Hall said. likely to get lung cancer and to dation study linking sec- "This adds weight to the idea strike. find out whether food aid was "I think he really didn't know" die from it, John Richie of the ondhand smoke to lung cancer. that there's something In Hall, D-Ohio, reaching those who need it, not to there would be bombing in Hua- American Health Foundation NNAL is highly carcino- tobacco smoke that does cause said Monday he discuss the political situation. mbo, Hall said. said Sunday. genic. Inducing lung tumors in lung cancer," he said. saw one MiG "He said, 'We have a military "There are some very strik- mice. The study found that "It's an Interesting new find- and heard oth- here that sometimes acts with ing differences in the way black smokers had 30 to 35 ing," added Dr. Regina Santella ers drop bombs on the outskirts "He knew I was autonomy.'" blacks and whites metabolize percent more NNAL In their of Columbia University, who Is of Huambo. He went there Fri- The U.S. Envoy in Luanda was [chemicals] In cigarette urine than whites. measuring how cigarette day to investigate the movement going into UNITA to meet President Jose Eduardo smoke,'' be said. "This repre- "The bottom line is that smoke products bind to DNA. of food aid to Angolans hurt by a territory. Everyone dos Santos to discuss the bomb- sents a significant public whites have more of the detox- "Now we must determine. Is decades-old civil war. ing, Hall said. health problem.'' ified metaboUd and black* there a genetic basis or some Hall said he and his entourage knew we were up Hall, who heads the Con- The data indicates blacks have leas," said Dr. Steven environmental factor that's re- heard a few loud booms, then ran there." gressional Hunger Caucus, was have less of a capacity than Hecht, one of the study's co- sponsible?" Santella said. for cover. in Angola to investigate reports whites to detoxify NNK, one of authors. Blacks and whites, for ex- "The MiGs started flying of starvation and disease in the the most significant tobacco- The lung cancer trial tested ample, may eat different overhead. I saw one myself, and I Tony Hall, U.S. African nation. He has scheduled related carcinogens linked to 31 blacks and 25 white smokers amounts of fruits and vegeta- bles, which could affect their know there were two and maybe Representative a caucus meeting Tuesday to dis- lung cancer, Richie told the matched for age, sex and the three," Hall said. "Then anti- cuss what he saw. annual meeting of the Ameri- number of cigarettes smoked. ability to metabolize cancer- aircraft shooting came over our can Association for Cancer It la now being expanded to in- producing chemicals, she said. heads from the UNITA [forces] A day before he went to Hua- Hall said food from the United Research. clude 160 people and will even- It la likely that a combination toward the MiGs." mbo, he spoke with Cabinet Min- States and other countries has The results are particularly tually look at 320. The results of both environment and gene- Hall said he and his entourage ister Albina Malungo. been getting through "but it's relevant because cigarette seems to be holding, Richie tics will be found to play a role waited out the attack in a ware- "He knew I was going into very fragile. manufacturers are aggres- said. in who develops cancer.

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The Associated Press Dobine said he doubted the attackers knew that %z Minns, who was shot just after he stepped out of LOS ANGELES - A carload of men sprayed gun- the store, was an actor. fire in two drive-by shootings, seriously injuring One of the other wounded also was in critical MEN'S & LADIES' JEANS four people including an actor in the movie "South condition, while the other two were in serious con- Central," authorities said today. dition at Habor-UCLA, Dobine said. JE&B Silver-Tabs The shootings were within minutes of each other A witness to the shooting said he was leaving the late Sunday in the seaside community of Venice. music store when a man with a bullet wound stag- gered toward him. There were no arrests as of early today. ■ MEN'S & LADIES' The occupants of a car first fired at two people DENIM SHORTS inside another vehicle, then a few minutes later "He was shot in the head. If it ASSORTED BUTTON opened fire with a semiautomatic rifie at two pec had been 10 m inute s earlier, it & ZIP FRONT pie standing in front of a music store a half-mile 111 1 •• away, said police Lt. Otis Dobine. COUld have been me.

LADIES' One of those shot outside the store was identified SPRING as actor Byron Keith Minns, who was in critical Scott Taylor, vacationing Englishman condition today at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in LEGGINGS Torrance, Dobine said. "He was shot in the head. If it had been 10 Minns, 23, played the criminal friend of an em- minutes earlier, it could have been me," said Scott battled street-gang veteran who tries to spare his Taylor, a vacationing Englishman. It wasn't known young son from gang life in the 1992 movie "South whether Taylor was describing Minns or the other Central." The film was produced by Oliver Stone. shooting victim there.

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by Ken Peters ing right field job this spring, ing a single in the third inning, The Associated Press hit a two-run homer off John and Sandy Alomar Jr. hit his Dopson (1-1) in the fifth, then first homer, a solo shot off ANAHEIM, Calif. - Rookie add a three-run shot off Bob Dopson in the fifth. Paul Sor- Manny Ramirez homered in Patterson in the sixth to put rento drove in two sixth-inning consecutive innings and had Cleveland up by nine runs. runs with a double off Patter- five RBIs to lead the Cleveland The Angels rallied for five son. Indians to a 9-6 victory Monday runs in the ninth after their Clark, who struck out five over California in another first two hitters struck out, but and walked two, gave up just a .sparedy attended home opener Steve Farr got pinch-hitter Bo first-inning double to Dwight for the Angels. Jackson to strike out with two Smith and a solo homer to Chili A crowd of 37,285 -- more runners on to end the game. Davis in the seventh. than 27,000 short of capacity at Despite the modest turnout, Relievers Eric Plunk and Anaheim Stadium - watched it was the fifth-largest home- Jose Mesa allowed seven con- Cleveland starter Mark Clark opener crowd in club history. secutive batters to reach base (1-0) allow only two hits over They have attracted 40,000 or in the ninth before Jackson's seven innings to secure the vic- more to a home opener only swinging on a full AP photo/Mark J.Tcrril tory. twice - in 1988 and 1991, both count ended it in Jackson's California Angel Damioa Easely dives back to first base safely during the Angels' 9-6 loss to the And they saw Ramirez, a against Oakland. first home at-bat for the An- Monday. 21 -year-old who won the start- Ramirez went 3-for-3, includ- gels. BG softbaii looks Baseball splits weekend

to get defensive by Brian Mart innings of Sunday's nightcap in had a little letdown this week. We On Saturday, Chris Boggs went News sports writer erasing a 4-0 BG lead and forcing have to cut down on the number the distance on the hill in evening a split for the second consecutive of walks we give up because they his record at 1-1 as BG rallied to by Mike Kazlmoni The Falcon baseball team day. Toledo's Joel Irvine knocked always come back to hurt you." win the opener, 3-2. Tracy dou- assistant sports editor picked up its first Mid-American In the tying and winning runs John Torok's three-run homer in bled in Mike Combs and Brandon Conference victories of the with a single after UT rallied to the fifth had cut BG's lead to one. Carper to tie the game at two in The key to winning Softball games is to get good pitching and de- season over the weekend, split- !oad the bases with two outs in The Falcons took advantage of the top of the sixth and Don fensive performances. So far this year the Falcons have only man- ing a pair of doubleheaders at the sixth. UT mistakes in scoring all of Schone singled home Tracy for aged to complete half of that equation. Toledo. "The bullpen was a major con- their runs as a result of Rocket the game-winner. BG, currently 6-17 overall and 1-3 against Mid-American competi- The Rockets roughed up Fal- cern coming out of our spring errors. Schone, Combs and Carper tion, has held opposing teams to just 49 earned runs in 23 contests con Jeff Dominique for trip," BG head Denny Andy Tracy was the hero for combined for six of the Falcon.' • this season. five runs in the fifth and sixth Schmitz said. "They (the bullpen) BG both offensively and defen- 10 hits. However, the Falcons have already committed 52 errors in the field sively in the first game. At the Toledo pitcher Joe Przeniczny this season. Most of the miscues have come back to hurt the squad - plate, Tracy was 3-3 and knocked silenced the Falcon lumber with opposing teams have already been handed 25 unearned tallies. in the winning run with an RBI a two-hit shutout in the second "The defense really hasn't showed up yet this year," BG head coach double in the fifth in the 8-6 Fal- game. Rachel Miller said. "What really hurts is that a lot of the errors have con victory. Despite struggling Jason Tippie - who suffered happened with two outs - a time when we should really put other with his control, Tracy also man- his first loss - was victimized for teams away." aged to pick up his first win of five runs in the bottom of the The Falcons will look to get their defensive problems under control the year on the mound. third. today when they face Miami University at the BGSU Softball Field. Eric Stachler notched his first BGU0-8 overall, 2-4 MAC) will See SOFTBALL, page nine. by pitching out of a bases host Xavier today in a non- loaded jam in the bottom of the conference match-up. The first Tennis squad *r seventh. pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m. Rent from blows by EMU - HERTZ PENSKE. by Randy Setter tion both squads will provide. assistant sports editor The Falcons upped their re- t n**+.~~ - cord to 9-6 overall, 1-1 in the jfc»W— And be a Although the men's tennis MAC team took their first Mid- The team could not do much American Conference victory better scorewise, dropping of the season from Eastern only one set to Eastern Michi- ROAD SCHOLAR. Michigan Saturday by a score gan. of 74), head coach Dave Morin Mark Ciochetto, No. 4 sin- was not completely satisfied. gles, was the only Falcon to be Ta. BG NcwaWatkaa Wallace "We've had better match- extended into a third set After A BG pitcher hurls a pitch during a recent Falcon baseball game. 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- .?.--..• r Sports The BG News page eight Tuesday, April 12,1994 Men's golf squad Augusta seems foreign AUGUSTA, Ga - In the Ameri- have expressed surprise. After Worried by the plunging num- can version of golfing hell, there all, he was treated to the clinic bers put up by the pros at the will be no sandwiches, no second- firsthand. TPC two weeks ago - winner place money and every approach Despite misfiring often and Greg Norman finished 24 under off to rough start into every green will demand a coming back toward the pins par - the Masters committee ap- bump-and-run shot from angles that only a geometry by Christian Pelusl too much pressure on themselves, because parently decided to toughen up Whomever first described Au- teacher could love, Olazabal Augusta National. New, even News sports writer they're playing well in practice," he said. "Our gusta National as heaven on Garry Winger shot a team-low 220 and tied for short game is where we're losing strokes and bumped short pitch after short more treacherous pin place- earth was no doubt a European. pitch on the putting surface and ments were found and the greens seventh place overall, while the golf team fin- we're missing greens from ISO yards in. When The golf course may not fit the ished a disappointing 16th out of 18 teams in the we're missing we aren't getting up and down heard the crowd roar time after - either because they were dried above bill of particulars to a tee, time as the ball ran unerringly Marshall Invitational in Huntington, WV this [from the trap and in the hole]." out by the winds or watered less but it certainly comes close toward pin after pin. past weekend. Brunsink believes these problems can be - repeatedly bounced iron shots enough. Which explains in part into nearby swales and hollows Winger, a senior currently ranked number one overcome fully expects a better showing next why, for the sixth time in the last in the MAC with a 72.4 average, was tied for the weekend. like so many bad checks. seven years and ninth since 1980, "As far as I am concerned, I lead after two rounds of the three event with "We need to practice harder," he said. "We a European won the Masters. Es- rounds of 71 and 71 before shooting a final round have missed practices due to the weather, but played here eight years and this pecially the bump-and-run part. Columnist is the toughest the course has of 78 to fall off the pace. there are no excuses. We just did not play well "I don't know. I don't know why "Garry really came through and played well as a team, but we are excited to see individuals, ever played," Olazabal said. we are doing so good here," Jose Augusta native Larry Mize, for us," head coach Todd Brunsink said. "It's such as Garry, coming through." Maria Olazabal of Spain, the encouraging to see performances like his early who won this tournament in 1987 latest import to make off with the and finished third this year, was In the season." Winger's individual performance comes on green jacket, replied when asked Brunsink was concerned about the team play the heels of another great individual perform- asked his opinion about about foreign domination of Europeans. He started reading most of all. ance two weeks ago at Ball State in a one-round America's most storied golf "Team totals show that the guys are putting shootout. the names off the leaderboard. championship. J i m Every one between Olazabal's But a moment later, it came to 279 and the 286 recorded by him. L i t k e South African Ernie Els - six in "I think," he said, "it has most- all - belonged to an American. ly to do with the kind of imagina- "He's got that reputation," "Everybody," Mize concluded, tion that you need to hit certain Lehman said glumly, "so I kind of "makes such a big deal about shots." expected it. My personal feeling winning." American Tom Lehman was is that the Europeans are a lot He may not, but the Europeans more specific. He left the more creative around the greens still do. Not nearly as coddled as National clubhouse Sunday than we are. their American counterparts morning at 7 under, leading the "We're better at the flop shot with free food and free courtesy Masters and playing partner Ola- from U.S. Open-type rough, be- cars, and not yet spoiled by pur- zabal by a single stroke. Over the cause that's what's around most ses so huge that a Top-10 finisher next four hours, he watched the of the greens we play. But miss in a couple of events can live like Spaniard rescue par from almost the green here and you need the a king, Olazabal & Co. come to certain disaster on five holes bump-and-run shots to get back these shores with a hunger to win with brilliant bump-and-run on. that must seem foreign to the shots and deadly putting. "Most American players are pros over here. When someone pointed out that afraid of that shot," he con- "Are we hungrier?" Olazabal Olazabal made only two bogeys cluded, "because we never have repeated a question put to him. in the last 54 holes and ran the to play it." "To be honest, I didn't have a ball into the hole twice from off Except here. And especially good breakfast. And I never had the green, Lehman could hardly this year. lunch."

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E«st W L Pet. GB Streak Ceatral W I. Pet. GB Streak West W L Pet. GB Streak Toronto 6 1 .857 — Won 4 Cleveland 4 1 .800 — Won I California 4 3 .571 — Lost 1 Braves winning Baltimore 4 2 .667 1.5 Won 1 Milwaukee 4 2 .667 .5 Won 1 Oakland 3 3 .500 .5 Lost 1 Boston 4 2 .600 1.5 Lo$l2 Chicago 3 3 .500 1.5 Won 2 Texas 2 4 .333 1.5 Lost 1 New York 3 2 .600 2.5 Loitl Kansas City 1 3 333 2.5 Won 1 Seattle 0 5 .000 3 Lost 5 with new faces AL Detroit 2 5 .285 4 Lost 1 Minnesota 1 5 .167 3.5 Lost 2 byTomSaladino East W L Pet. GB Streak Central W L Pet. GB Streak West W L Pet. GB Streak The Associated Press Atlanta 7 0 1.000 — Won 7 Cincinnati 5 1 .833 — Won 5 San Francisco 4 2 .667 — Lost 2 New York 4 3 .571 3 Lost 3 St. Louis 3 2 .600 1.5 Won 2 Los Angeles 2 4 .333 2 Lost 2 ATLANTA -- Otis who? Ron who? Montreal 3 4 .428 4 Lost 1 Houston 3 3 .500 2 Won 2 Colorado 2 4 .333 2 Won 1 The Atlanta Braves have roared to a 7-0 start, best in baseball, Philadelphia 3 4 .428 4 Lost 4 Chicago 3 4 428 2.5 Won 1 San Diego 15 .167 3 Won 1 without a glance back at the key players who were lost in the off- Florida 2 3 .400 4.5 Lost 1 Pittsburgh 1 4 .200 3.5 Won 1 Standings through Monday, not including Isle games. season. NL And they haven't even played at home yet. They get to do that on Tuesday, hosting the San Francisco Giants, whom they battled to the wire for the title In the old West The Braves are in a new division, the realigned NL East - but they're still winning, albeit with an altered cast. Brewers, Mets and Tigers Otis Nixon was allowed to sign with the after the Braves put their money on Deion Sanders in center field. Damon Berryhill and Greg Olson were sent packing so the catching job could be given to rookie Javier Lopez. Then Ron Gant broke his leg on a dirt bike and the Braves decided downed in home openers to cut him and let a group of rookies battle for time in left field. One Brewers 4, Ranger 3 of them. , injured a knee and is probably gone for the ARLINGTON, Texas - The and a walk to Cecil Fielder. He Ruben Sierra hit his third after undergoing radiation season. unveiled their then set down the next 10 be- homer to make it 8-5. treatment for testicular can- Still, the four-game sweep at San Diego and three victories at Los new $189 million home, The fore yielding run-scoring cer. Kruk rewarded the cheer- Angeles make up the team's best start since its 13-0 run to begin 1982. Ballpark in Arlington, to rave grounders to Junior Felix and Cubs 9, Mets S ing crowd with an RBI double The streak launches a season in which the Braves, division champs reviews Monday. But they'll Tony Phillips in the eighth. NEW YORK - Steve Bue- in his first at-bat and went the last three years, hope to finally win a . have to wait for their first vic- Alan Mills got the final out of chele drove in four runs with a 3-for-S. tory. The Milwaukee Brewers the eighth but gave up a two- double and homer, and the Chi- Kruk had a single that led to TENNIS beat them 4-3. run homer to in cago Cubs ruined the Mets Darren Daulton's three-run In doubles action, all three Dave Nilsson got a homer in the ninth. Jim Poolc finished home opener with a 9-5 victory homer in the sixth and another Continued from page seven. pairs swept through with victor- the fifth, and Kevin Seitzer hit up. Monday over New York. single that set up Dave Hollins' meyer won 6-2, 6-0. Number two ies. a triple in the sixth as the Detroit starter Buechele doubled home Chi- tiebreaking sacrifice fly in the singles' Jim Snyder won 6-3, 6-2. Number three doubles stretch- Brewers led 2-0. (0-2) gave up seven runs - cago's first run in the second seventh Andrew Bonser won at No. 3 sin- ed the furthest with Yonker and David Hulse, who had the three earned - six hits, and inning against Bobby Jones But Bichette drove in three gles 64,6-1. Terman holding off their oppo- stadium's first hit in the first, seven walks in 51-3 innings. (1-1) and then hit a three-run runs with his homer and two Number five singles' Joel nents 8-6. also scored Texas' first run on homer off Dave Telgheder to doubles. Terman swept his match 6-1, 6-1 The No. 1 doubles pairing of Doug Strange's sixth-inning Blue Jays 14, Athletics 5 highlight a six-run third. Phillies reliever Roger and Seth Dimling won No. 6 sin- Westmeyer and Ciochetto won single. OAKLAND, Calif. - Rookie (1-1) earned his Mason (1-1) struck out Roberto gles 6-2, frO. 8-3 and No. 2 doubles saw Bonser The Brewers made it 3-1 in Carlos Delgado drove in five first National League victory, Mejla with the bases loaded to Terman extended his season and Dimling win 8-3. the seventh when Nilsson runs with two homers, and allowing six hits in six innings. end the seventh, preserving a singles record to 20-9, currently "The key was to get up on them reached on an error and scored John Olerud and Paul Molitor Banks struck out five and 7-6 lead. He retired the first the team's best record. West- early and to get off to a good on a double play. But Will added four RBIs apiece Mon- walked four. two batters in the eighth, then meyer and Dimling are the only start," Morin said. "We talked Clark's first homer brought day to lead the Toronto Blue The Mets loaded the bases in walked Joe Glrardi and gave the ninth against others with marks above .500. about us being favored [and] Texas to 3-2 in the bottom of Jays to a 14-5 victory over the up Bichette's homer. and Randy Myers but Myers Bruce Ruff in (1-0) was the Westmeyer is 15-1.3 and Dimling keeping motivated to finish the the seventh. . struck out David Segui to end is 12-10 in singles action. match that way." Milwaukee tacked on a run in Olerud also homered twice. winner. the eighth on Seltzer's single. The Blue Jays led 8-1 after the game. seven, and after the A's rallied Chicago nicked Jones for two Reds9,Expos4 SOFTBALL Orioles 7, Tigers 4 for four runs in the seventh, runs in the second. Rick Wil- MONTREAL - Thomas DETROIT - The Baltimore Molitor hit a two-run double off kiiis walked with two outs and Howard hit a go-ahead single in Continued from page seven. Orioles got seven shutout in- Oakland reliever Bill Taylor to scored on Buechele's double, the five-run 11th inning as the nings from Ben McDonald and extend the lead to 10-5. Molitor jarring the relay away from beat the Mon- Miller hopes that her squad will become more aggressive both in the a two-run triple by Cal Ripken scored on center fielder Stan rookie Kelly Stinnett. treal Expos 9-4 Monday night field and at the plate in a 7-4 victory that spoiled the Javier's two-base error, and Buechele took third on the play and extended their winning "We really haven't taken charge and been aggressive so far this ' home opener Olerud hit an RBI double. Then and scored on Shawon Dun- streak to five games. year," Miller said. Monday. Delgado hit his second homer ston's single. While BG has certainly struggled on the defensive side of the ball Baltimore scored four un- to make it 14-5. Jacob Brumfield doubled this year, it has also had its share of offensive woes. earned runs in the third and The first, a three-run shot, Rockies 8, Phillies 7 with one out in the 11th off Gil As a team the Falcons' offense has only knocked home 61 runners added three runs in the sixth. keyed a four-run first Inning PHILADELPHIA - On a day Heredia (0-1) but was trapped while batting a meager .244. Ripken and Rafael Palmeiro for the Blue Jays. Oakland the fans cheered loud and long off second base. Instead of be- Senior Racheile Highf ill has epitomized the Falcons' problems with each had two RBIs. starter Bobby Witt (0-1) for John Kruk, Dante Bichette ing tagged out, Brumfield ad- the bat. Highf ill, who batted a robust .325 last season, has only re- McDonald (2-0) carried a walked three batters and threw silenced them with one swing. vanced when third baseman corded 11 hits this year while fighting to raise her average into the one-hitter into the eighth be- 34 pitches. He was done after Bichette hit his fifth homer Sean Berry mis played short- .200 range. fore giving up two runs. He al- five. of the season, a two-run shot in stop Mike Lansing's relay for Miller is hoping that BG will shake off its shaky-at-best start with a lowed three hits in 7 2-3 in- Toronto starter Pat Hentgen the eighth that sent the Colora- an error. stellar performance on both sides of the ball against the Redskins. nings, struck out eight and (1-1) cruised along until the do Rockies past Philadelphia "We're going to take the first inning and go at them [Miami] really walked three. McDonald re- seventh, when Rickey Hender- 8-7 Monday and spoiled the Howard singled and scored hard," Miller said. "Our goal is to score one run every inning. But the tired the first 11 Tigers before son hit an RBI double, Stan Ja- Phillies' home opener. on Lenny Harris' double for a real key is that if we get ahead early we have to stay aggressive both yielding a double to vier added an RBI single and Kruk, playing only six hours 6-4 lead. offensively and defensively." Classifieds

Arm All Organizations •O.S.E.A. REMINDER- LAGA PHONEUNE • FREE PIZZA • FREE PIZZA • •PhlMu•PhlMu• Want a> network with otter organuKxii on Answers k> your queebone Give Blood April 11 • tin tie LilS-Stacy, Andrea, Marts CAMPUS EVENTS campus and partcjpaa in Alcohol Awareness Al Sponsor sheets lor tie Bowi-A-Them are about the horrosexuaUxsexusJ community Northeast Commons Papa Johns Grand'il's-Margaret Week in tit Fal? Sand a rap. a> our Ant matt- due Apr! 15 Turn twm In al 410 Ed. Brig call J52LAGA Puzo will be there'Cel You gals ore the beet tami ing this Thure. at BflO pm In 310 Student Ser- Coma join tie kin. 7-10PMMWF to make an anoinonent at 3S2-4S7S Keep up tie good work11 thin* you should an vices. We aril be planning a tame tor tie weak or slop in between 1030-430 make a read tip B K.C. to Melt me this sum- aa wan aa dtocusstig what role your organiza- Topic: law Population Growth (ZPQ) VOLUNTEERS NEEOEOtl Give the gift o( ma. GIVE BLOOO mer. ■cncanpiav.rsCafVelOfParna-2130. Keynote Speaker. Steve SlttH ISM ttsotoollonol Sporte ■tothlon Love Ye Bunches STUDENTS! Over copula Son, II not tie direct eauae ol every Dawn Saturday. April 18.10*4 • Lambda CIS Alpha • Lambda Chi Alpha • TuMon going up? environmental problem vie face, certainly haa a •PNMu-PhiMu- Sign up in the Student Rec Cenar Randy, Student services being cut? major tnpeetlll ol the People.- Main Office by April 14 I gat ID put my grendetOe through Ritual The CMegodoM growing? Tonight In Room 1007 BA at S pm. Make your voice hoard at MEETING TONIGHT - «:15 pm 203 Educa- All volunteers receive a tree head den cent ruse in you. -PHIMU-PHIMU- tion F eetunng an Eeo-Raftle - Biathlon t-thn STUDENT LOMV MY ■** WlnFree Mountain Bjkee mZAX.Bill Cabinet Member ol tie Semestsr Everyone Wetomel For more inlormation call 372-7*82 WEDNESDAY, APRIL It, ISM Sponsored by: Environmental Action Group. • Lambda Chi Alpha • Lambda Chi Alpha ■ Stacy Sertock Cabinet Member ol tie Month OMO STATEHOUSC M COLUMBUS Earth Aa Conklin Holland Retidentel Services. Fob -Jen Do Loot Contact USQ at 37241 IS Topic: Zero PopuleBon Growth (ZPQ) • Lambda Chi Alpha • LemDde Chi Alpha • Mar. - Margaret Centre* tor more informs Don. Keynote Speaker Slave Sliali FREE KARAOKE SERVICES OFFERED Apr SueanFwrl You may be pert of tie eetsbkehrnent now. but Over popuMon, H not tie direct cause ol every BOSU MEN'S CHORUS •Congratulations- environmental problem we lace, certainly has a SS hourKareeke I Then you ».ll sways be my little majorlrnpacilll PREGNANT7 inZAX.ail Tonight In Room 1007 BAetSpm. WaewMceveayalfcOOAM We can help. FREE S CONFIDENTIAL • Lambda Chi Alpha • Lambda Chi Alpha • Alpha Phi • Julie iuehler ■ Alpha Phi Featuring an Eco- Rome - pregnancy tests support t Mormaoon. BG Congrasulanone Jute on being named PM AH International Students are Was Free Mountain Mkaa Getting started on the IMC eemiw open to an Pregnancy Center. CalISS4-HOPE. Ma Lambda Outelandlng Sophomore. We GaXMMry sftwild D !*tW3 • Lambda Chi Alpha • Lambda Chi Alpha • ■ Sponsored by: Environments) Action Group. taidonB on Wed. Apr! 13*1 In Technology lob ere very proud ol youl THE WORLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION'S from gam so noon. This melon presents tie SKVOtVE BG. opening tor classes Saturday Tecumeehlll Conksn Hal, and Reerdenosl Services. Alpha PM • Alpha PM • Alpha Phi ELECTIONS FOP. 1004-1 etS word prooooslng sonwo package, MoroSort April 18. Season opening special: First-lump DonT stsy sway loo long - you're e pan of tie Earth Avnsrefvaee Program Works. Including a primer on the MecMoeh course through April only S100 each. Visa S head dan now. Topic: Zaea r>eaaeawan Growth (ZPO) on Sunday. April 22 Desktop a using tie mouse — hands on. litsatercerd.SS2.8200. mZAXYou'B-g.&ll Keynote Speaker Stave Steete continued on p 10 4 pm il Onenheuer Weet 11 ti Floor Plees«cs»12gi1loraglslwlorWtaemlnar. • Lambda Chi Alpha • Lambda Chi Alpha • Over popu'aton.il not tie direct causa ol every Weed Precieslng ■ nooumoi. Term Papers, srivswmental problem vsa lace, oortany nu a Program: Heeler otHoepkal Thesis. Dssertanone on Later Primer. major Impactili and Health AMMMMfttaNI CeSStMTOSIS-O). - - aj,._ a- , _ Te?asssassssat> 1 l-luanstk Tonight H Room 1007 BA at 8 pm. rVSWwMoMeUD WW II (Mil AesTTPwaT VfM SSH ■") WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA Featuring en Eco-RaHle - Graduate Program Meeaar at MeapSil and k AVAVAILABLE Win Free Mount e!n Betee Health AalraanrasiatleA wM ae heeding an av PERSONALS : Sponaord by: Environ mental Acoon Group. torrvsi ssaolun In Rm. JOOO In the Sueineee WORLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION JREN Conkim Hall and noaldeneal Seivtcee. Admrnietratlon Ma} eel Thuredey April [RENTALS FOR?1OR| 14* at S tea. HeaMi Cars b a eheaenalng eUsthAwsfseessaProafeas you eased be part ol. See you 94-95 • FALL SORORITY RUSH ig04 • UNTrtRSITTRtDCrlOeB Come and out what ire all about K- B.G.S.U. BLOOOMOBS.E Wed needey, April rung 15 pm ""S^ 1 Bedroom ApmJ1-1S(Mon. • Fn.) 1030 am » 430 pm - Lenhan Grand Dakroom (Union) N £ .Commons Important Information. Donl Mas Out (nest to Dodgers ■ campus petds) Welcome Back B tie Trad ieon 117 N Main 1 I. I Ptseee Oh* tie CM ol LUet Rush 04 • Rush 04 • Rush SI 'CENTER FOR CHOICE II o.GrvoBtoodl INTERNATIONAL DINNER 228 8 College Confidential. Health Car* For Women 320 Dm SL • Student fee T SAT. APRIL 16th 114 8 Mill • Abortion through | $5.65 o $4.65 $030 | 20 weeks u 1 • Morning after I LargeOneltem 5 Medium One Item C Small One Item I Tickets sold in the Union Foyer For More Information treatment Extra Item* $1 each Extra Items 75* each H Extra terns 50c each ■ • Caring friend or I or Chicago Styls A or Chicago Styte E or Chicago Style ] April 11-14 from 9-5 p.m. CallNEWLOVE T relative allowed CXXJPONEXP4/25/94 COUPON EXP4/25/94 I COUPON EXP4/25/9* • ...Rentals for personal L 352-5620 A support !PI^*»? j£}+* \&sh» for more information call 372-2249 16 N. Huron 352-5166 352-5166 Tickets $6 only Our Only Office I Toledo, OH 43604 352-8166 1-800-589-6005 I FREE DELIVERY * FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY! WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA Classifieds The BG News page ten Tuesday, April 12,1994

continued from p. 0 MLTAZETA-DELTAZETA LLLAURI HALDY: AA CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING EARN BIG Wendy's 1504 E. Wootter St. now hiring. 353-0325 - Cany Rentals Congratulationt to Officer of iha Week Laura Revealing day is almost hare Ml A TRAVEL THE WORLD FREEI CARIB Come in Thursday. April 14 between 3-5pm for Avail -94-95 school year - furry lum. E.i i and Sister of the Week Back! Hutton. This day I hope you1" hoid deer BEAN. EUROPE. ETC. SUM- a guaranteed interview or apply any time. Day AI units • 2 asm. • 9 pymnt. lease Alpha Phi • Alpha Ptn • Alpha Phi Kaapuplhagiaalwortil Soon youll feel tie love that surrounds MER/PERMANENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE shrft/night shift, full or pt. time or summer em- 321 E. Merry - New 8 badrm. apt. 21 bthe Congratulations: And realu:e we're the beet GUARANTEED SUCCESSI CALL (919) ployrnomtrtralaata. 3001/2 E. Merry - single rooms for males Kanaka Caahan II YOU have found a Summer |ot> Bigirlllpttraroundl 929-4396 EXT. C76 Locations available tor Summer. JoniwtwWeioal Love, Big??? thai la relaled lo your Major Alaska fisheries summer employment. Earn up JanZMw* to 115,000 this tummer in cannon as. pro- FOR SALE 451 Thursbn Aprs 1081 110. Efficiencies, fur- The Sisters of He Week m March Slop by the Co-op office LI'KAREN MCCANN cessors, ale. Mala or female. nished Call John Newtove Real Estate at Alpha Phi'Alpha Phi'Alpha Phi la register ter "Co-op 010" notation. Have no fear. The day It almost hare Room/tjoerd/travel after provided' Guar 354-2260. OETrr ON YOUR THANSCRIPTII The friendship and joy "2NEWSPEAKERS" anteed Success I (019)929-4396 ext. A70. 5 Bedroom House for sublease. 303 S. Summit OuealMna: 17M4S1 Wil definitely surround us, BEST OFFER Alpha Phi * Alpha Phi - Alpha Phi ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Available starting May 15-Aug 15(neg| i an FREE. Youll see our bond is tre Call Bohat 353 3413 Congratulations Rent nag.. utilities Strongest around ut. Motto. CerrrteWhaacre Many earn 12,000 pkifmonth Call 372-5644 or 372-4340 Just hang in there and -KAWASAKI KZSSOGPZ MOTORCYCLE INTRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: M. W. OPEN in cannenee or 13.000 - IB.000 Keep the farth DORM ROOM SINGLE LOFT Chris Hog GOLF TOURNAMENT - APRl 20. ENTRIES plus/month on Ashing vessels. I'm waiting to bring . MOVING WEST - MUST SELL OOllOMMhM.FRUHsuaT The Officers of ihe Week in March DUE BY 4:00 PM M 130 FELD HOUSE ON Many employers provide benefits Happiness to your face. 2 bdrm.. hjrn/uraum, washer/dryer, tow Alpha Phi * Alpha Pm' Alpha Phi DUE DATE. Nooxpartenceneceoaryl CALL CHAD: 352-6071 Love. prices, tree gas heal, water 1 sewer. Can New- For more informaeon cat: Your Big i960 Audi 4000. Can 5650211, Ask tor Tim love Rentals 352-5620. Our only office. juile Oroeeaer 1 -206-545-4155 e xt. AS 54 4 or Linda. Engine rebuilt, new tires. You'rea great Houaa Director and battery. Aft., A more CHECK THsSOUTII Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi ARTHUR VICTOR PAtVNNG, INC. we're proud you ware choaon lobe SKI 4 WORK IN COLORADO NEXT WIN- ConoraulaMna: Seeking motivated students inleresred m a full 1962 Toyota Supra. Automatic, good condition. Tel Mom 1 Dad •bout th.t Buy this 5 bed- nerd year/e Penhel Advlaor. TER!! rime summer position as a protettinat. residen- Sunrool. runs greet. 12950. Cal 354-7202 room home across from McFaJi. move in a tow Congra i u let tone and we're behind Creeled Butts Mountain Retort will be on cam- tial nouse painter No experience necessary, roommates and you stay FREEI Great In- and yeuallhaweyl put to interview interested students tor our 1909 Cherry Beretta GT, automatic, leaded. training provided. For further intorma- vestment tor Dad I YOU wont be tote tor Kathy WWWsrrra The Siel arot student employee program. tSOO scholarship. new tires, new exhaust. Musi teal rjonrinterview please cat: class 606 E. Wooster St. 5 bedrooms, 1 1/2 tor winning tha Ona Voice Awaf d Alpha Phi ISmour, a free unUmhed tkl past, oouvng. (410)287-4740 after 530 or leave message. Cleveland Area: Brad ai 352-2154 bath t - legally rents lor 5 students. Tell Mom 1 Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi and much morel A variety ol poargont are Oonnati Area: Brian at 372-650S Don't mras out! Dad to act FAST, tat wont last long al only available. For more intormaoon, please attend KD KAREN MCCANNKD Pay rates 15.50 -110.00 per hour. Accousbc Response 165,000. Can AI Green at Century 21 AA AZDAZDAZDAZD Only one more day and our informational presentation held at 7:30 pm 125-watt speakers Green Really 352-5331. Tha nataia ol ALPHA XI DELTA would kka lo you will know the aecreta on Tuesday. April 12ti In Room 102 Butinest Art's! needed lor summer employment at Put- Hardly ever used FORRENT congratulate KYLEE PRICE on hat racani that bind ua to Kappa Delta. Administration or contact our sponsor at tie Call Todd 0352-2906 pearling B JOE McMCHAEL ol Ohio Siata I am ao happy to call you my Motor, Student Co-op Offices Wea-ennE OE in-Bay. Internship 1 housing available Great 1 12 bedroom apts. tum/unfum. Available tor Laiiversrry. and I am ao kicky to call you... pay 1 fun. Call Island Graphics anytime. (419) summer. 0 mo. leases. Campus shuttle, heat You may qualify lor (3000 toward school AZDAZDAZDA2D myhiend. 265-3713. Loft for sale. included WtNTHROP TERRACE 352-9135 Atk about ourofficer Educaoon Program. Asking 1100 Bolt Wshei Kazani Child Can Provider Furnished Apartrnanta. East Evera, LoootrtJ tor 372-2170 Atk for Dave at 372-1171 I wont ever torgat you I needed Immediately summer and Ian Utilities furnished except elec- AZD'SAE'AZD'SAE Love always - Mon-Fn.7:30am-S:OOpm tric. 66»3036. Carrie JOSH. SEAN, * SCOOTER- Our non-smoking home. MeclllSmbRAM. 105mb HO. 14-Hires color EVEN THOUGH WE CAME M LAST OUR WANTED Children a/a 11 »2 1/2 monitor, lots of software w/ manuals. 11800 References 6 transportation required o bo. Cell 353-3103. GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. BEORACES TEAM HAD A BLASTl WE PAH KD KD KD KD KD KD KD 600 Third St. Qreet-Grand Lll' Laud Haldy Call 586-5035 evenings TED ALL NIGHT TIL WE COULD HARDLY New rollerblades. used twice, s. 10 -125' Now renting tor 199S-95 SEE - THANKS TO OUR COACHES OF SAE Welcome to the tamHyll 1 female subleaser tor summer in nice house. Casotone MT 220 Keyboard • 115 * (12 movsch. yr.) A Summer 14 LOVE Youii lit right in... Incredible location, very inexpensive Call CHILOCARE OPPORTUNITIES! DP Bodytone 300 Rower 150' Fuay furnished 1BRA2BRUnits. SHONNA. ERIN. BETSY. DEANNA. Its only hours until revealing 3S3-1203 for Laurie or leave message Pre-screened families looking for oaring indi- Sturdy Loft 140* E xceilent location. Reasonable rates. AUBIA CHRISTEN Then the party can begin viduals to spend a year as a nanny. All in exc. cond.l Call 354-6315 Prices, net) 1 MALE SUBLEASER NEEDED FOR-04-05 Call 352-4966 or stop by low. Your Great-Grand Big?'? |i7S13S0rwk, room 1 board, car. air tare in- tie building, aio KDKDKDKDKDKDKD NO* SMOKER 100/MONTH W/AC Peevey PA 400 w/ 2 PRO speaker cabinets Caaawa Eauiaaalniia 354 3006 cluded. Cat ChUdcrett 1 -000-574-6669. 15' woolers. horn, tweet. Fender stack w/ Aa part of tha avanta happanrng during Interna- Co-ed summer camp in lower Ml needs cooks, 2x12" woofers. Legend 60 wen guitar amp. Highland Industries Inc. tional Waak. tha World Sludant Association KDKDLl'WENDYKOKD 1500 takes all. Will separate. 354-2510. 112 Bed, spacious. Arc, tor the 1 roommate needed tor summer and/or next counselors and lifeguards. For more info, call praaana KARAOKE. Thu Thuraday. April 14 Tonight's the night you will tee discerning upperdass 1 graduate school year. Own room In 3 bdrm. house, 2 (313) 178-6621. Used bedroom furniture set In tia Bowl n*Graenaiy from g pm - midnight. Who your big it going to be. Furnished 1 unturmahed start at J350. mo 1/2 blocks from camput. Call Kathy & COUNSELORS-INSTRUCTORS needed! 100 Queen 170. single 155 OB O Hopa to —a everyone there. I'm so exdwd, I iuat can'twalt. 354-8036 Be to the house at 9 00 372-0720. positional Goad summer camp. Pocono 352-1974 Me. and don't be late I 3 subteasers needed. Large 3 bedroom house. CHAPTERS A ALL •TUOENTS PA. Good eaterynlpel (000) 009-3130. May-August i or2portonapL KD Love. Big??? Available In May. Cheap rentl Call Jenna at Women's Gucci Watch WIUKEMISCOMMOH KDKDKDKDKDKDKD Furnished. Arc April 14 al7:J0pm 353O07. For Sale for 1200. paid 1325 Call 354-4312 CRUISE LINE - entry level on board positrons Call 3534028. Lanhart Orand ■■Team Female roommate needed ASAP to sublease avaiabie aummer. year round. Great benefits, "Damythotogtring tha Animal Houaa II" KDKD LeY MOLLY KDKD through summer. llSO/month, ArC. own free travel. (613) 229-5476. Iponaotad by the Psnheeenlc Council Hey diddle diddle room, span men t to yourself much of the Ona. MT.VERNONAPTS. Seeling la llmkedI A Big look a iiree Please call 352-5057. CRUISE SHIPS HMINO FOR RENT 802 SIXTH ST. Arrtvatartyl Tho little finds out who tonight" - Earn up to 12,000 plus/month Female suWeteer wanted. Non-smoker from CURRENTLY RENTING FOR 1994-95 Be at the house by 9 00 on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. ALSO. SUMMER RENTALS Fall '94 to Fall -05. Own room, furnished, Gel excited to be • part ol Summer 1 Ful-Time employment available. SpaOout, fully furnished 2-bed room CONGRATULATIONS tt1S/rr».« electric. Call Shannon at 2-1010. 1 & 2 bedroom aparrmenta. 10 the PREVENTION CENTER The beat tamiryl No experience necessary. A/C. drewashers. washer/dryer. 9 month • summer - year leases. and STEP 1 I love my H'lll Female subleaser needed lor summer. May - For info, cal 1-206434-0466 ait.CSS44. 11/2 baths 352-7454 tor FIRST PLACE Love, Big??? p August. Own roonvbathroom. SlS0/mo. Cal 3544401 or stop by Apt. 2. at lha Health Far KD KD KD KD 353-1211. EARN CASH IN CLASS end be part of a new Now leasing 3 yaaoinarov.il M-F roommale wanted for 04-05 sch. yr. 1 bedroom apartment 1 block from camput. and exciting business Fresh. Soph on the 1-2-3 bedroom apartments 1 houses Lambda Chi Alpha Own room, dose to campus, low rent. June 1 - August 1. tSOO/month. Call 353-1220 Deans List needed. Info. mtg. Tuee. and Wed. 3548800' We do al low pels. DamnProudll Call lori 372-5579. 4/26. 4/27 from 730 to 630 pm in BA 103. II 1 bedroom apartment for rent. Recently re- Tha Brothers ol Phi Sigma Kappa would lika to Hey L itues unable to attend call Jeff at 353-3109. modeled, close to campus Call 352-3095. congratulala Brad Shinn on h.i raoani lavallar. Just 3 Days Til The Big One. NOW LEASING Male roommate needed tor 2 bdrm apt. for Earn over 11 OO/hr. 1 or 2 bdrm. rum. apt. on Proepect. ingloAmyttgnogna. Get Ready tor the Time ol Your Lite. For Summer - Fall Have a slice ol Delta Pi. 94-05 school year. Own room, great rates Call Processing our mail at home. Avail. 6/15. Freeubl. 1 yr. lease DamnProudll Mike after 5 pmt> (210) 920-2274. 1 bdrm. turn Grads. 801 3rd Si. From. For into, cal (202) 310-5958 Call 353-6962 (leave message I 2 bdrm. lum 704 5th St. Ekgt Need 2 subieasers lor the tummer. Fox Run 2 bdrm. unfum. 710 7tl St. ENJOY A SUMMER OP ENRICHMENT 1 Andrew Kemmer Apts. Spacious w/ washer/dryer inside. Call HIRING COOKS AND SERVERS CAMPUS 2 bdrm. Apartment near campus. Available 1 Jeaae Wonder FUNI Laura or Lara at 352-0059. POLLYEYESAPPLV M-F. 2-4 IN PERSON now and August.. 9 or 12 mo. lease. No pets. Dennis or Kay Marten SPEND THE SUMMER IN MEXICO G-ant Ray So k) ONLY. Call 354-2753 or 352-4113. 352-3445 EXPERIENCE FIRST HAND THE CULTURES NEEDED - 2-4 tummer subieasers 2 blocks from campus. ArC. cheap rent. Can 352-2540. CAM PUS POLL YEYES440E.COURT ST. OF ANCIENT AND MODERN MEXICO THRU ONE Bedroom available tor TRAVEL AND STUDY. JUNE 27-AUGUST 9 One or Two female eubteaeort tor tummer *04. 2 bdrm. lum. apt. tor 2 people LAW SOCIETY Summer. 726 Elm SL FOUR WEEKS M GUADALAJARA AND Ao-oes from campus. S1S0 par month. Call IMMEDIATE HELP 1450. includes tree heat, water 1180/month ONE WEEK IN MEXICO CITY. • MRS. CRED- 353-2223. (Ask for Kristin). 10-30 hours/week, flexible schedule. gat, HBO. sewer. 354-0914. Last meeting ol the year See Stephanie at night IT FOR 2 COURSES M MEXICAN CULTURE 09 starting pay. No experience necessary. Please Help" Call 354-0889 FOR MOM INFORMATION CALL PROFES- Apply toon. Cal 259-1117. Senior Recognition A speaker Sue Young Summer Sub. Needed 2 bdrm. house on Ada. Available 5/1 SOR ANORADE One bedroom apartment. House, own room OluK bath $500 . util 1 yr lease 171-71 IS 128 S. Summit tor Sum mar 1994. Tuesday @ 9 00 pm in room 100BA MrF Cad 353-4503 Looking for a rob? Earn 15000 to 16000 work- Call 353-8982 (leave message). ing on Putin Bay Cal tor dais 1 application. 1-267-3S41 GET INVOLVED N INTRAMURALSII APPLI- Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday from 1 pm to 9 Single female room, private bath, cooking facil- Responsible, trustworthy, non-smoking tomato pm 600-625-5943 3 Bdrm House CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE ities, quiet resrrjenrjel area one mite from cam- Lll' TERESA roommate to there 1 bedroom apt. lor Fad 94 A Big yard, big Irving room WTRAMURAl ADVISORY BOARD FOR Looking for a reeponerble babysitter. put. Prefer 12 mo. lease starring In May. No A few hours Spring 96. Hall of phone & electric Shuttle to Scott Hamilton 1 yr. lease Avail May 12 FALL 1984 UNTIL APRIL 13 IN THE INTRA- pets, no smoking. 1105/mo. inc. ufH. Cal To wait lor a camput. Cat Dabble at 353-3420. Call after 5 el 354-7347 Call Evenings 353-3993 MURAL OFFICE. PCK UP APPLICATION IN lifetime ol memoriea 352-1032 or 352-7306. 130 FELO HOUSE. Your Big??? Roommale wanted tor 94-95. tt/f, dote to Sublease 2 bdrm. apt. 1400/mo . utilises. Management Position MT Muggs. 3 bdrm. house. Available 5/1 or 671 campus, moelty furnished. Reasonable rent. May-Aug. 8. A/C. pool, volleyball court Pat* DELTA ZETA-DELTA ZETA Call Joe 8353- 4014 Must be a responsible, hard-working per- 1675 ettM.1t/r. toase welcome. Please cal 382-2226. Congraulationa to Data Zataa on winning tie SAE-DZ-SAE-DZ son Drop oil resumes at Quarters Party Store Call 353-6062 (leave message! fol lowing awarda at »ia S1 it State Day on Sun- Brian, Ryan, Brian, Don » T J, Subleaser needed from June-Aug. I0am-1pm, Monday -Friday. Sublease i bdmi.unfurn.apt.Airailimmed.tor day: Hey coacheal Thanke for a great time at the Own room in house across from campus. the tummer. Very nee. 354-3405 ^^ Call 363-2131 Non-smoking babysitter needed tor rhe sum- 3 bedroom house. 1 block from campus, near UlinAcaviDaa Bed Races. You guys areawesomel mer m our home starting June 6th 2-3 days per 2nd In Sorority Educalion downtown. From May or August, t year lease Subleatert needed for either Sum Love. Kim. Krisn. Jacey. Elizabeth 0 Cathy week tor 5 yr. old • 2 1/2 yr. old. Call Call 354-1790. mar/Fall/Spring. BIG HOUSE/LOW Golden Great: Kim Mennega SUBIEASERS WANTED - 2 bedroom, unfuT 353-113S. leave message Golden Heart Candy Bonnet! RENT.Volleyball Court 4 bdrm, 2 bath. Cal SAE NEWSFLASH nished. S/13 - 878. 724 S. College 132. Call 3 bedroom house. 12 month lease Way ID go Gamma Taul Keep It up" Painting Co. now hiring hard working, morj- 369-4706. 352-4001. 1750/month . utilities. 832 3rd St. Paddy Q. Murphy has managed to elude the vated students tor tie Cleveland area. MVf 1 Call 353-3993 (after 5 pm) SUBLET June - July: Charming, furnished taw 0 make it into the states The last we heard Summer eu bleaeo r(s) must be responsible, experience not required. Paddy was teen at the Sigma Alpha EpeUon house, garage, yard, central neighborhood, 2 bedroom apt A/C, rant nag. Summer it right around the corner, call now dates 1 rent rwgotjable. Cal 353-0903 houaa. The brothers ware more than happy to Ctough St. Can 353-7001 372-1345. ask tor Matt. 3 bedroom apartment. include Paddy in their Monday night letrjvitet. Available immediately. Summer Storage Units Available Responsible, mature, non-smoking babysitter Chauncey commented lo Paddy. "Have you - 354-6600'We do allow pets. Many sizes. Why haul It home? -FMIDCHICKIN ever seen such a great movie? The action, the Two female lubleaseri for Apartment. needed for 6 yr old 6 AM-1 PM Trantporta- May 1 - Sept. 1 lease - near suspense, the drama and more irnportantty tit One brock from campus, lumished. ton required. 354-4503. camput. 352-1520 Buckeye Storage. Central Air. laundry lac t375/peraon for Ml High FREE HEAT BAUICUIRJBS acaon " Champagne anyone? As The graduat- Still looking tor a aummer Job? summer Call Mir or Kelly 352-8460. 2 bdrm turn. Free gat heat, water and sewer. Summer Subleaser -- Clean. AC. dishwasher ing seniors were commenting on the film al Lifeguard end Swimming Inetructore posi- Washer/dryer Close to campus. Call Nowkjve 1 bdrm apt Cal 3S4-0716 GOURMET DESSIITS Peddycoutd say was -Had It. done ii, did it." tions are available at the Student Recreation Rentals 352-5820. Our only ofHoe. That is when ACE. BTS. BTM. BZ. MS, CW. Two subtsaeers needed tor tha tummer Center. Call Scott at 2-7477. MW. CF. RR and D said "Paddy O. Murphy. Own bedrooms. Cheap end close to campus. definitely The True Gentlemen " At last tie Summer help. Painters (2) and lawn care (2). Ce'1353-M'B movies ended and Paddy began to ask where Ful-bme temporary. 40 hrt/stk. Maximum 12 he could gel and adult beverage The brothers weak(s). 15 2S.tir Must be at leest 16 years o1 SAE said the hot spot on Monday Is Uptown. Up to 4 subieasers needed tor aummer only. old. Application deadline April 16,1994. Apply STUDEMTS FACULTY AND STAFF!! Paddy commented, -I have heard about Ha Rent b) 1116 a month Call 353-6515. Close to at Wood Lane maintenance entrance F. 11160 alternative lifestyle night on Tuesday, vary in- CsaltpUQ. E.Gypsy Lene.BG OH43402 EOE (You) can Make a difference in someone's life! teresting." Whooomp there it is At the broth- Wail person needed Must be sole 10 work ers and Paddy ware consuming mass lunoh. Apply in person, BG Country Club. 923 (You) possess a gift that can save lives up to four amounts ol liquor. Paddy ar no unceo he was HELP WANTED FairviewAva. going to look for a companion tor the night. On people can live a better life by your one donation. the way back to the SAE house a BG bike op Walt Staf. Delivery, Counter Person 15 min. flopped Paddy and hit lady ol the evening All 250 COUNSELORS t INSTRUCTORS from campus. Full or pert-rime, flexible sched- Please give the gift of life! ■Ui.'i-t Paddy aard was Who'e we aucka'r' ule. Apply ai China Ootite exit 103. Rt. 20, Per- Pnvate. coed summer camp m Pocono Mine . rysburg acroaa from Holiday kin French Ouar- PLEASE GIVE BLOOD! Stay tuned lor further details NE Pennaylvanie. lonraan. Box 234BG. ter. 172-2414. 354*7262 SAE NEWSFLASH Kenewonh. NJ. 07033 (90S) 27*0898 Waliperaon/Cook needed Memorial Day through Labor Day at KoMey'e Mand. Island University Red Cross Csle Ca'l Pare at 1 -626-5117.

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