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Page 4 Page 3 NEWS Friday, October 25, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 185 The News' Tipper's cool City tables plan, Briefs awaits decision Don't forget to turn back your clock Clocks need to be turned on redistricting back on Oct. 27 at 2 a.m. Jay Young Klein takes new po- The BG News "We're waiting now sition at The New The Bowling Green City Coun- for a decision to come Yorker cil has tabled a redistricting pro- posal as they appeal a decision back from the court, NEW YORK - Joe Klein, the formerly anonymous made last year declaring the cur- and that could take author of "Primary Colors," rent one unconstitutional. years. It is time that, will Join The New Yorker in Student Legal Service won a December, the magazine case against the city last fall it be resolved. It is announced Thursday. when a U.S. magistrate judge ridiculous that we Klein, SO, will leave his ordered the city to develop a plan job as political reporter and to change the way citizens are have dragged it on columnist for Newsweek to represented on City Council. this long." write The New Yorker's The city currently uses a four- "Letter from Washington" ward system. The University, column, said editor Tina which is located in Ward One, is Sarah Ogdahl Brown. He replaces Michael Ke- home to 45 percent of Bowling Ward One councilwoman lly, who is taking over edi- Green's population, according to torship of The New Repub- the 1990 census. Wards two lic. through four contain 22.3, 12.4 Sarah Ogdahl, Ward One coun- "Joe Klein is a superb re- and 20.3 percent of the popula- cilwoman, said Census data porter and analyst, as he tion, respectively. should be used instead to make proved at Newsweek, and a Student Legal Services argued, sure everyone is represented. real writer, as he proved and the court agreed, the system "Personally, I think using reg- with 'Primary Colors.' is unfair to students. istered voter numbers is wrong," That"s a combination you The city appealed the decision don't often come across," Ogdahl said. "I just can't get Brown said. in federal district court, but it anyone else on Council to agree Klein had emphatically was upheld. The city is appealing that we need to redistrict using denied being "Anonymous," that decision to the United States Census numbers." Ogdahl called the author of the fictional 6th District Court of Appeals in for an executive session after behind-the-scenes tale of Cincinnati. The court of appeals Monday's Council meeting to the 1992 presidential pri- has agreed to take the case and discuss the current plan. After maries that many specu- both parties are in the process of the session, she said she has no lated was written by filing briefs. hope a new plan will be put in someone inside the Clinton The appeal Is based on the ci- place without a court order. administration. ty's original argument, according "We're waiting now for a de- He owned up to his work Tht AiaacUted PRH only after The Washington to City Attorney Mike Marsh. In cision to come back from the Eight-month-old Stour Ross wears his "Keep our country chipper ... vote for Al and Tipper" hat for the past, the city has claimed the court, and that could take years," Post identified him through while riding on his mother's, Shawns Ross,' shoulder In Michigan during Tipper Gore's tour. handwriting analysis, and current system is easy for citi- Ogdahl said. "It is time that it be fellow journalists were out- zens to understand and allows for resolved. It is ridiculous that we raged by his elaborate den- better auxiliary services. have dragged it on this long." ials. Rodney Fleming, SLS manag- The next appeal in the case Klein took a brief leave Debate will address religion ing attorney, said he feels the would be to the Supreme Court. from Newsweek and re- magistrate's decision will be Fleming said there is a possi- signed his consultant posi- Dawn Keller "I really enjoy coming to cam- is no way to disprove it either," upheld in this second appeal. bility of the case reaching the tion with CBS News in July, The BC News puses and interacting with stu- Homer said. "You can prove with "I'm confident that the de- high court. apologizing for any trouble dents," he said. a high degree of probability that cision will be upheld in appeal," bis lies caused the network. "I think it has a chance. I don't A Christian philosopher will be Homer will debate philosophy God exists." Fleming said. "At the same time, think it has a good chance," Klein had received a at the University next week to professor Loren Lomasky in the Homer said he wants people to National Head]iner Award they have apparently come up Fleming said. "I don't believe discuss the existence of God, if Union ballroom Oct. 28 at 7:30 know they do not have to be anti- in 1994 for his Newsweek with a plan that they feel is that the issues are unique enough column, "Public Lives." there is one true religion and safe p.m. about the existence of God. intellectual to believe in Chris- within the constitutional limits." that the Supreme Court would Prom 1987 to 1992, he was a sex. Homer said he will give evi- tianity. At the same time. City Council want to take it. If the court of ap- political columnist at New Michael Homer, who has lec- dence that it is highly probable "You don't have to toss your has tabled a proposal that would peals were to overrule the other York magazine. tured at 13 American universi- that God exists. brains out the window to believe place 3,910,4,043, 3,758 and 4,049 two judges, it would be more He has written articles ties, said he wants to discuss the "There is no absolute certain registered voters in wards 1-4, likely that the Supreme Court and book reviews for The issues with the community. proof that he does exist, but there See RELIGION, page three. respectively. would take it." New Republic, The New York Times, The Washing- ton Post, Life and Rolling Stone, and authored two nonfiction books, "Payback: New BG golf course under development Five Marines After Viet- nam" and "Woody Guthrie: Jack Buehrer Ground was broken in August has been in the works for some two other projects in the works, bit of inventory already. Ob- A Life." The BG News for Stone Ridge Golf Club, which time. CEO Duane Ankney has high viously that pleases us a great will be located at the intersection "The original developers were hopes for his newest develop- deal." Company recalls The city of Bowling Green will of Bowling Green West and Win- from Bowling Green, and they ment. According to Wilczynski and be the site of a new $13 million tercrest Roads. The housing came up with the idea for a golf "We have three major com- Ankney, over 50 percent of the lead-filled buckets golf course and housing commu- community consists of 282 course in the late 1980s," Wilc- munities under construction at single-family lots and 75 percent nity currrently being developed single-family homes and 92 villa zynski said. "They ran into stone of the villa lots have already been CINCINNATI - A Cincin- the present time," he said. "Right nati company is recalling by the Toledo-based Cavalear sites, while the golf facility will walls in the development and now, Stone Oak Country Club in sold. Most of the single-family nearly 12,000 plastic Hal- Reality Company. include a par-72, 18-hole cham- presented [Cavalear] with this in Toledo is near completion, and homesites will overlook fair- loween candy buckets be- Cavalear has teamed up with pionship course, a driving range early 1996. We came in with the The Quarry in Monclova Town- ways, greens and lakes on the cause the paint used on Arthur Hills, one of America's and a pro shop with a bar and intentions of building a golf ship is almost a third of the way golf course, while the villa sites them has lead in it. most respected golf course de- grill on the first level. Bill Wilc- course as well as a housing de- done. Even though we've just will be located in four separate The palls look like jack-o- signers - and fellow Toledoan - zynski, Cavalear sales manager velopment." started with Stone Ridge, the ex- clusters in the community. The lanterns, skulls or Franken- to complete this project. for Stone Ridge, said this project While Cavalear currently has citing thing is we've sold quite a stein heads. See COURSE, page three. The U.S. Consumer Prod- uct Safety Commission said it found high levels of lead Artwalk features array of works In black, yellow and red Searching paint on the buckets. The Tonya Markul present to talk about their work." an awareness of art in general." paint can cause lead poison- The BG News In addition to this free event, The Artwalk features works by ing if eaten by a young Downtown Bowling Green will there may be an outdoor jazz cafe local and regional artists in child. be the site for the third annual open, weather permitting. There mixed mediums, all of which help The treats palls have been "Autumn Artwalk" on Oct. 25-27. are also restaurants the community in becoming sold in sets of six, with a label that says "Happy Hal- According to Jennifer Buskey, close to the Artwalk for people to more artistically aware. loween" and includes the director of the downtown busi- grab a bite to eat. name of the company, ness association, there will be an Buskey said there is going to "It will open the community's Direct Source Internation- array of art from a grouping of be a variety of arts that anyone at eyes to the many aspects of art in al. eight galleries located In various any age can appreciate. that it literally surrounds us on There was no answer at historic downtown buildings, all all sides," Cassandra Webber, the company's headquar- of which are in short walking dis- 'Tor Instance, there will be oil sophomore, graphic design ters Thursday night. tances. paintings, quilts, knitting, jew- major. Consumers are urged to "The event brings the commu- lery and crafts," she said. "It The University Fine Arts return the items to stores should be an enjoyable experi- for refunds. nity downtown to enjoy a diver- Center will also be contributing sity of art and to give them ence for all of the public." to this event, 'Special Sunday at awareness of art they may not Louis Hubbell-Staeble, partner 2,' featuring the Graduate Saxo- The Ai.ocl.Ird Pre. Compiled from staff and normally see," Buskey said. with Renaissance Art and Frame, phone Quartet and refreshments Billy Gasset of the U.S. Navy searches the muddy bottom of a wire reports. "Some galleries will offer light said, "The public can get to see provided by Grounds for drained pond In searchd of Karynne Sheldon, 2, who disappeared refreshments and have artists fine art - this event is creating Thought. Monday.
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page two Friday, October 25,1996 E.A.R. to the ground This isn't necessarily the news A big thanks to the Atlanta Braves for choking Normally. I find the nightly Intact, but her whole garage will give the people in this story news depressing, dull, and a and everything Inside oflt was Spanish names. I don't care if and making it a World Series worth watching. waste of time (particularly when missing. Just as she was try- you don't like It, you can't stop The Simpsons are on). Every so ing to figure the whole thing me. Their names were Eduardo often however, there Is a story out. the phone rang. Could it and Lolita. Now for the story. that uplifts the human spirit, be someone with an explana- Eduardo and Lolita were a story that touches the soul, a Mather tion, or was it Just her friend having a bug problem. Their story so bizarre that it could Nancy from across the street? bugs were coming through the We've been lucky up until now, but we think only be TRUE. I present here Before I give you the phone call, sewer system, up the pipes and the luck's run out — break out the heavy winter coats three stories of this nature, tak- A: "If I wouldve put it In I want to remind everyone one into the sinks and toilet. Finally and gloves, and prepare for yet another winter, BG- ing no credit for doing anything neutral, I wouldn't have gotten more time that this story Is ab- one day Lolita had enough. She but watching TV. on TV, now would I?" solutely true. bought some Navy Seal Raid- style. Recently a man from the Q: "What do vou have to "Hello?" ing Nitroxus Thermonuclear Cleveland. Ohio area had his say to the owner of the truck?" "Jill? This Is Nancy from Bug Deodorizing Spray. She truck stolen, taken for a loyrlde. A: "That I'm sorry for across the street. You would sprayed It where ever there and crashed into a nearby tele- damaging his truck and aarrf NOT BELIEVE the day I've had. were pipes. NOTE: This in- phone pole. This is not Just an- buy me woof aarrf dog woof The kids got up late, so I had cluded the toilet. other criminal. That's right, the woof food (note: some Doggy to drive them to school. That It was about this time Something rather refreshing seems to be going car-thief is a ... STRAY DOG. words do not directly translate). made me late to work, where I Eduardo came home from on in the Union computer lab the past couple of days The Cleveland area man had I have to thank my sister broke a nail, and found out we work, regretting the burrito he picked up a stray dog on his for staying up one night Just to lost the Chla-Pet account. Then had for lunch. Before Lolita — space! Seems as though the lines have become way to the store. Since he Just hear this story. when I got home, I found out could say otherwise. Eduardo shorter and faster-moving. It's Just what cyber- had to get a couple of items, the Imagine, If you will, that the contractors we had hired to rushed in and used the toilet. minded students like us need as we head into the man left his truck running you are a middle-aged woman tear down our garage hadn't The toilet still had the thermo when he went inside. The dog working in Cleveland. (This was shown up. Jill. I- Jill? Hello?... nuclear bug spray on II' 21st century. Or, when we need to check our email. was bored apparently, and hard for me. and I imagine it Was it something I said?" OUCH!! started pawing at the gear shift, will be hard for a lot of you too. This last story did not You may be thinking knocking It into 'drive."The dog I've never worked In Cleveland happen this year, or for that "That's kind of funny, In a slci managed to drive the length of either.) Imagine that after a matter, in this country. I fear sort of way. But It's not tha five football fields before crash- hard day of work you come however, that I may not remem- funny." You're right. The funn" ing into a telephone pole. home, pull in the driveway, and ber all of the details, since it part happened when the para We're heading into halloween, kiddies! Time to Luckily for us. reporters at discover that you've been happened so long ago. I will do medics came to take Eduardo find the perfect costume for those holiday parties. Our the scene had Just invested in robbed. The thieves have taken my best to tell this story exactly to the hospital. As they wen: the new "Doggy Translator." everything in your garage. You as it happened. carrying him down the stairs. favorites — a Hershey's Kiss, any KISS band member and were able to ask the dog a look up and realize that, as a As I remember it. this the asked Eduardo how he huri (in make-up, please) and cross-dressing of any sort. few questions before it escaped matter of fact, they've taken the story took place somewhere in himself. When he told them, the Oh, and if you can snag us some candy (anything once again. Even more luckily. whole garage. Greece. I do not know the medics started laughing so 1 "managed" to get a copy of the This really happened to a names of those involved, or hard they dropped Eduardo chocolate), we'll be your BEST friend. transcript to print here. Cleveland woman recently. even any Greek names. To be down the stairs. Now thatls Q: "Why did you put the There had not been a tornado, honest, the only foreign lan- funny. (Unless of course, you truck into drive?" the rest of the house was stiti guage I know is Spanish, so I are Eduardo).
What the hey is up with Bob Dole's senior ad- viser asking Ross Perot to drop out of the presiden- tial race and endorse Dole? Doesn't that seem a little ■THE t»sT I« WMR'CAM JMMl'sM.; strange? Maybe Perot is a closet Clinton fan. Hmm ...
With all the wildfires out in California, it's be- coming a Bad Obsession keeping Axl Rose's house safe. A cold November Rain would be good right now, though. A little Patience and the fire should go out. At least now everything's fine, so Don't Cry, but be- ware. Anything Goes. A little more fire and poor Axl would be Knockin' on Heaven's Door. And then his house would just be Dust and Bones. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor
Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Leadership needed in black community The Million Man March of American middle class: black litions with groups who hold Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi October. 1995 was the largest sororities and fraternities, widely divergent beliefs and Opinion editor Photo editor public demonstration of African black professional organiza- philosophies. Moreover, be- Americans In US history. tions in medicine, social work, cause Chavis apparently be- Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod Deplte the controversies sur- law and engineering, and busi- lieves that his own political des- Copy Chief Entertainment editor rounding the event. Including Marabl ness associations such as the tiny is tied to Farrakhan's. he the exclusion of black women World Africa Chamber of Com- has been unwilling or unable Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins from the mobilization, most merce. Largely missing, how- to define a truly independent Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor black Americans felt an Incred- and support to Farrakhan, a ever, was representation from role for himself. This contrib- ible sense of empowerment black nationalist: both men es- black trade unions, progressive utes to the perception, unfairly from the March. Many hoped sentially agree on self-help and groups, black feminists organi- or not, that Chavls has become Production Staff that this demonstration would private enterprise. zations, civil rights formations merely a mouthpiece for mark a renaissance of black The principal political in- and black elected officials. Farrakhan and the Nation of Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl male activism and a commit- strument which could have ex- In the national mobiliza- Islam. ment to black unity. panded the tremendous popu- tion for the March in 1995, In a city like Detroit, for Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel But even at the March It- lar support sparked by the more than 400 local example, there were more than self, there were signs that these March was the National African organizing committees were one dozen different local com- Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor goals would be difficult to American Leadership summit. formed. Thousands of black mittees which were created by achieve. Farrakahn's keynote The Summit had been estab- men who had never been ac- the March. As one local activ- Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry address at the March was lished by Benjamin Chavls tively involved In political orga- ist explained to me. these new widely recognized, even by when he was still executive di- nization stepped forward. The leaders were "Ideologically all Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec many of his supporters, as dis- rector of the NAACP. In June, historical stage was set for the over the map." Some have long appointing at best. More than 1994, Chavls called together construction of an authentic histories of struggle and prac- two hours long, it was rambling over one hundred prominent black united front, similar per- tical experience as community Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In and occasslonally nearly inco- African Americans to the haps to the Natllnal Negro Con- organizers, while others were this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly herent. Unlike Martin Luther NAACP headquarters In Balti- gress, founded by A. Philip Inexperienced and virtually prohibited. King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" more, to establish a process Randolph in the Great Depres- unknown. A similar situation The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 speech at the 1963 March on sion during the 1930s. and Is published dally during the academic year and which would build a national existed all over the country. Washington, which succinctly Wednesday's In the summer. coalition of black organizations. But history did not repeat These organizational weak- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the captured the political mood of Two months later, Chavls Itself. Randolph was a demo- nesses In the structure and student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions the times. Farrakhan's address was fired from his NAACP po- cratic socialist, and the militant administration of the Leader- expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily lacked a political strategy which sition under charges of leader of the Brotherhood of ship Summit contbuted to a those of The BG News. could bring together the broad- financial and sexual impropri- Sleeping Car Porters. His vision lack of direction and focus, Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, est democratic forces within ety. He quickly found a de- of politics was based in the ac- driving away many young Afri- typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- our community. The emphasis fender and patron In tivism of the black working can Americans who had been sity affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any on "atonement" and personal Farrakhan. With his support. class. Even as NAACP leader. inspired to activism by the Mil- and all letters. responslbllty seemed to paral- Chavls was able to maintain the Chavls had alienated many lion Man March. The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of lel the conservative, patriarchal prominent black trade union- Dr. Manning Marable. a any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. Summit, which evolved into a rhetoric of the Christian Coali- non-profit coalition of more ists by endorsing NAFTA. He guest columnist for The News, tion and the Republicans' Con- 210 West Hall than two hundred black displayed little interest in or- is Professor of History and Bowling Green State University tract With America. This Is why groups. Many of these organi- ganizational details or manage- Directqf of the Institute for Re- Bowling Green. OH 43403 Republican vice presidential zations reflected the black na- ment skill. Neither Farrakhan search in African American bgnewsl 9 bgnet.bgsu.edu candidate Jack Kemp, a white tionalist orientation of a signifi- nor Chavls have had much ex- Studies. Columbia University. conservative, extends praise cant segment of the African- perience in building broad coa- New York City. Nation Friday, October 25,1996 page three Cuban missle crisis tapes released Jon Marcus amazing thing to say to any any hope of running for national released IS hours of tapes from pals," said Stephanie Fawcett, were no more than 1,500 to 3,000 The Associated Press president, but it was a particular- office. the Kennedy White House, cover- the National Archives' senior Soviet troops, while documents ly amazing thing to say to this LeMay, like other military ing meetings that took place dur- foreign policy archivist. "You released after the fall of the So- BOSTON - At the height of the president," said Sheldon Stern, leaders, advocated immediate ing the decision-making phase of are literally a fly on the wall" In viet Union showed there actually Cuban missile crisis, one of historian at the John F Kennedy military intervention to destroy the crisis 34 years ago this week the White House. were 42,000, and they were President John F. Kennedy's top Library in Boston, where the tape the Soviet missiles and unfini- at the climax of the Cold War. Several of Kennedy's advisers, armed with tactical nuclear military commanders warned recordings were released. "It's a shed silos that had been detected Authorities deleted 27 minutes foremost among them Defense weapons. him that falling to invade the deep personal insult." by aerial reconnaissance in Cuba. they said covered intelligence Secretary Robert McNamara, Island would be like backing Kennedy's father, Joseph P. He said blockading ships bound sources or methods that still are urged an attack. Kennedy felt painted Into a down to Hitler's Initial demands Kennedy, served as U.S. ambas- for Cuba, as other presidential being used. An additional 211 The tapes indicate that Presi- corner by Soviet Premier Nikita in Europe. sador to Britain at the time of the advisers urged, would lead to hours of tapes from the Kennedy dent Kennedy initially appeared Khrushchev's offer to remove "This is almost as bad as the 1938 Munich conference, where war anyway. White House remain secret to agree that he would be forced the Cuban missiles if the United appeasement at Munich," Air the British and French agreed to President Kennedy, who pri- Much of the material has to resort to military action. But States removed Its Jupiter nu- Force Chief of Staff Gen. Curtis let Nazi Germany take land from vately called LeMay "field mar- already been recounted In the they also show that U.S. intel- clear missiles from Turkey. The LeMay told Kennedy on Oct. 19, Czechoslovakia in exchange for a shal," did not respond to the re- writings of participants, and ligence had vastly underesti- president said Khruschev's 1962, according to newly declas- short-lived promise of peace. The mark and the meeting went on to summaries of the meetings were mated what is now known to have offer, which he ultimately ac- sified White House tape record- elder Kennedy's support of ap- cover other military and diplo- released in 1992. been the strength of Soviet cepted, was so reasonable that it ings released Thursday. peasement later was strongly matic issues. "What you're getting is the forces in Cuba. would turn world public opinion LeMay's comment "was an criticized and may have cost him The National Archives interaction between the princi- The Americans believed there to the Soviet side. FBI says militia Thanks general admits to bombing plot David Sharp gerous, he said after the hearing, The Associated Press was "if you swallowed it, or stuck it in your ear." ELKINS, W.Va - The com- Herndon said that Looker and manding general of the Moun- the others were, "inefficient, ill- taineer Militia admitted his role informed, and ill-advised, but not in a plot to blow up the FBI criminals." center In Clarksburg, an FBI Under Hemdon's questioning, agent testified Thursday. Raffety said Looker once advised Floyd Looker made the state- him of a fax in which a prisoner ment when he was caught Oct. 11 with ties to another militia group with cash in his long underwear threatened President Clinton. and briefcase after he allegedly Looker obtained the blueprint sold copies of blueprints of the copies from Clarksburg fire Lt. center, said Special Agent J.C. James R Rogers, who took pho- Raffety. tographs of blueprints on file at 'From our standpoint, he ad- the fire department, the govern- mitted everything," Raffety tes- ment contends. tified. Two men from Ohio - James U.S. Magistrate David Core M. Johnson, 48, of Maple ordered Looker held without Heights, and Imam A. Lewis, 26, bond. of Cleveland - sold explosive de- Looker, 57, of Stonewood, is vices to the militia for about accused along with six others of $14,000, authorities said. plotting to bomb the FBI's Crim- Many of the conversations inal Justice Information Services were captured on 200 tapes re- center. Two other targets have corded by O. Marshall Richards, not been identified. Looker's security chief and sec- Looker faces one count each of ond-in-command. providing materials to be used in Looker said after his arrest an attack and manufacturing and that Richards had acted on his dealing in explosives and two orders, according to Raffety. counts of conspiring to bring ex- After finding out Richards was plosives across state lines. the informant, Looker called him Raffety testified that Looker a pathological liar sent by the planned to keep $10,000 of the FBI to bring down as many peo- $50,000 he was allegedly paid by ple as possible. an undercover FBI agent for pho- tographs of the blueprints. Raffety also testified that Looker was concerned that the Richards was compensated more money might be counterfeit. He than he had originally testified, Tkt tiKcWd Pnu insisted that the undercover about $30,000 in alL California residents make a sign to thank firefighters for their homes. agent, posing as a broker for a Raffety testified last week that lime and effort during the wildfires that destroyed several Middle East terrorist group, Richards was paid about $20,000. bring only new $100 bills re- He revised the figure Thursday, cently circulated by the govern- testifying the informant was paid COURSE ment, Raffety said. $2,000 a month plus expenses and Continued from pij(r bor, Mich, and Detwiler in through in 1994 we put the design Stephen Herndon, Looker's relocation costs. yards from the member/daily Toledo. on hold, and restarted with Ca- tees, and will weave through and lawyer, suggested the blueprint villas are expected to start under Steve Forrest, a design associ- copies could have been obtained Looker made no statement in valear in the beginning of 1996" around the housing community. $150,000, and single-family ate with Arthur Hills and Associ- elsewhere and it was not illegal court Thursday. Holes 12 and 13 will be visible homes will start from $175,000. ates says they have been design- The course Is expected to be hi- to possess them. Richards is under FBI protec- from the intersection of Bowling tion. The golf course is considered ing the course since 1993. lly and undulating with its design Green Road West and Winter- He also suggested there were by many to be the centerpiece of "The original people Interested including six lakes totaling 21 no Imminent plans to attack the garden. the Stone Ridge community. De- in building a golf course on this acres. Ankney expects the housing targets and that some of the ex- All seven of the men are being signer Arthur Hills has also de- land approached us about three plosives obtained by Looker were community to be completed in held without bond. Their cases signed other area courses such as or four years ago," he said. "We nothing more than flash powder The semi-private course will five to seven years, and antici- will be presented to a grand jury Maumee Bay State Park in Ore- designed the course in about six In cardboard boxes. measure 6,910 yards from the pates the first round of golf to be next month, said U.S. Attorney gon, Ohio, Fox Hills in Ann Ar- months. When the financing fell The only way it would be dan- William Wilmoth. championship tees and 6,300 played in the spring of 1998. RELIGION Punkin' heads Continued from page one. the basics of Christianity," he "You don't have to toss your brains out the said. "I want to allow people to make a rational decision." window to believe the basics of Christianity." N.ichael Brown, director of Campus Crusades for Christ, said the group Is sponsoring the event because they want people to Michael Horner know the decision can be relia- Christian philosopher ble. "We want to communicate to the campus that to be Christian ner and not waiting. Oct. 29 at 4:30 p.m. in 126 Shatzel and to believe in God, you don't Brown said he hopes the events Hall. He will also discuss if the have to commit intelligence sui- get people talking. New Testament is reliable on cide," Brown said. "We want people to think about Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. in 221 Olscamp Homer will also discuss if one their spiritual beliefs," he said. Hall, at 4 p.m. in 213 Olscamp true religion is possible on Oct. "Our hope is to get people think- Hall and at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 30 In 29 at 8 p.m. in 210 Math Science ing." 307 Hanna Hall. Building. Homer will also speak In Homer said the response to his He said all religions cannot be several classrooms during his events in the past have been posi- true. three-day visit about atheism and tive. "If one religion says God is the New Testament. personal and another says he is Horner said the New Testa- "People have told me that they impersonal, then they both cant ment can be trusted as a histori- were surprised that there was be right," he said. cal document such solid evidence," he said. Homer will also talk to the "The New Testament trans- "Sometimes, there Is relief. They The AincWnl Pnu community about "Safe Sex and lations are very, very close to the are relieved because in their President Bill Clinton's, Vice President Al Gore's, GOP presidential candidate Bob Dole's and GOP the Search for Intimacy." original," he said. "There are not heart, they know God exists, but vice presidential candidate Jack Kemp's faces are carved Into pumpkins for the holiday. He said he will discuss waiting many changes." they feel to believe might not be to have sex with a life-long part- He will speak about atheism on intellectual." Sports page four Friday, October 25, 1996 Yankees within one game of title final one a fly ball that gimpy right Aaron that Is - went out with a whim- field caused a two-base error on center Pettitte outduels Smoltz, fielder Paul O'Neill caught on the move per, with a total of only nine hits and the fielder Marquis Grissom in the fourth with runners at first and third. lone run scoring as a result of an error. and set up an RBI double by Cecil Now, they'll return to Yankee Sta- Still, Yankees manager Joe Torre was Fielder. Smoltz struck out 10 in eight backs Braves to the wall dium - where they're just 2-4 this Oc- glad to take It. He hit the first regular- Innings and permitted four hits. • tober - with a chance to clinch their re- season home run at the stadium In 1966 Jones opened the ninth with a double The Associated Press 1-0 victory over Atlanta in Game 5 cord 23rd title. and was back for his greatest win in the and moved to third when Fred McGrif f Thursday night. Game 6 will be Saturday night, with majors. grounded out to the right side. Wette- ATLANTA - The New York Yankees In the last game ever to be played at Jimmy Key starting for New York Pettitte shut out the Braves on four land relieved and Javy Lopez grounded might miss this ballpark more than the Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, the against Greg Maddux. hits through the first eight innings, and out to drawn-in third baseman Charlie Atlanta Braves. Yankees finished this postseason 8-0 on The final game at this park turned out also helped himself by throwing to third Hayes, keeping Jones at third. After Andy Pettitte outpitched John Smoltz the road. They did It by working around to be anything except the kind of foraforceout in a key spot in the sixth pinch-hitter Ryan Klesko was inten- in a classic duel, and the Yankees a leadoff double In the ninth inning by slugfest that earned this place its repu- Smoltz fell to 9-2 lifetime In the post- tionally walked, pinch-hitter Luis Po- moved within one win of the World Se- Chipper Jones. Pettitte got one out and tation as The Launching Pad. Instead, season despite not giving up an earned lonia pulled a fly ball that O'Neill ries championship by hanging on for a John Wetteland got the last two, the the House that Hank Built - Hank run. A miscommunication In the out- caught in the alley. Marshall Women to host get break; 1st MAC men to title game Eastern The Associated Press After seven straight weekends of competition, the BGSU cross HUNTINGTON, W.Va - Mar- country teams are about to earn a shall University will host the well-deserved break. The women first Mid-American Conference will be sitting out this weekend, football championship next year but the men's idea of a break is in its first season in the league, another five-mile race. conference officials said Thurs- The Falcons will be competing day. in tonight's Eastern Michigan "We hope to be part of the Cross Country Classic, a unique championship game," said Mar- meet in which there is no team shall President J. Wade Gilley. scoring. Women's coach Steve "We dont know who we'll be Price is resting his top seven, but playing but we certainly hope to men's coach Sid Sink isn't going be there." that far. Beginning with the 1997-98 Junior Jim Weckesser, gone season, the Mid-American Con- for a student government con- ference will split into two divi- ference In Washington, D.C., will sions for six team sports, includ- be absent, as will sophomore Dan ing football. The football cham- Flaute. But other than that, all pionship game will pit the winner the BG men will be on the line of the East Division against the when the gun fires. winner of the West Division for the league title, Conference CROSS COUNTRY Commissioner Jerry A. Ippoliti The BG N«wa/HM«kl Kcbayukl said. BG linebacker Kevla O'Neill (30) takes a tumble during last players In shutting down Ohio's vaunted rushing attack, ranked NOTEBOOK "With a national reputation for week's game against Ball State. O'Neill wUI be nc of the key first In the Mid-American Conference and ninth In the aation. hosting these types of events, a Jason McMahon first-class facility and the proud BG News people of Huntington, the MAC is Sports Writer excited and fortunate to have this site for this inaugural football Sink wants to use this meet as a championship," Ippoliti said in Something has to give an announcement on the Mar- run-off of sorts to see who will shall campus Thursday. problem for the fledgling Fal- fill the final spots on a team of The game will be played on the Rushing game key con offense, which stands last eight that will compete in next first Saturday in December 1997. in the MAC and 107th of 111 Saturday's Mid-American Con- The winner of the league title Division I-A teams with only ference championships. Other than that, his aim is simply to see historically plays in a bowl game 250.4 yards per game. in BG-Ohio battle continued improvement like he in Las Vegas, but Gilley said Backup quarterback Mark Scott Brown in 13 years, having sprinted out Molk gets the start for Bowling saw at last week's Central Colle- other bowls are making propos- giates. als to the league. The BC News to a 4-3 record through seven Green in the wake of a season- games. At 3-1 in the MAC, the ending Injury to Bob Niemet, "Each person is going to work "Probably both the runner-up on trying to improve the weak- and the champion will play in a A clash of biblical propor- Bobcats are still a major factor and Keylan Cates, fresh off a nesses In their races," he said. bowl," Gilley said. tions? in the MAC title chase. spirited return to the lineup a He likes this meet falling a The 1997-98 season will be Not really, but something has Bowling Green, with two los- Saturday. 2 p.m. week ago, will also see more to give in the rushing game ses in MAC play, is on the out- Peden Stadium playing time at tailback. week before the conference Marshall's first in Division I-A championship (held in Muncie, play after leaving the I-AA when Bowling Green and Ohio side looking in when it comes Athens. Ohio "We're going to need Keylan Ind.) because "you need to take a Southern Conference. meet Saturday at Pedea Sta- to title chances. But a victory and some other people to step Marshall's football stadium, dium in Athens (2 p.m., over the Bobcats would do up now and carry even more of break mentally. Teamwise, eve- Radio: WBQU- FM (88.1). WFOB- rything is already focused on the completed in 1991, has been the WBGU-FM). even more to foul the MAC title the burden," Blackney said. AM (1430), WBVI-FM (96.7) MAC meet." site for the last four Division The Falcons enter the game picture In which five teams are "Offensively everybody is go- with the Mid-American Con- still within striking distance of Television: none locally ing to have to rise up and play Last year's team parlayed that I-AA national football champion- focus into a MAC championship. ships. ference's top rushing defense, league-leader Toledo. better." Brown's Pick: Bobcats, 18-14 While Sink admits that a realistic Gilley said Marshall will earn a giving up just 96.9 yards per BG has dominated the series, The defense will have to rise game. The Bobcats, with their going undefeated over the past up and give the Falcons an- goal this year is fifth or sixth he minimum of $50,000 for playing is still looking for a certain kind host to the MAC championship. If complicated triple-option, have 14 meetings of the two schools. well, whether it's been Akron other solid performance, but it the best rushing offense with Ohio last won in 1981, but the or Ohio. We've had a good will be a different type of per- of repeat. Last year's team had the Thundering Herd wins a its best meet of the year at the ; berth in the game, he said, "We 257.9 yards per game. Bobcats with Grobe's triple- scheme, and we've executed formance this time. Assign- "They are the best defense option attack may be the most- weU. ment football is the key to MAC might get a lot more than that." "That's what we're planning on The city of Huntington bene- we've faced as far as stopping improved team in the nation in "And we're going to need it. shutting down an option attack, the run," Ohio coach Jim Grobe 1996. They are pretty good on de- and discipline on defense and doing again this year," he said. fits a great deal as well, Gilley And so are the women. Over said. An economic study com- said of the Falcons. "It's going "Ohio is a much Improved fense." the ability to stay with those to be a great challenge to our football team from a year ago," While Bowling Green is first assignments will prove to be the objections of several of his pleted in 199S indicated a I-AA runners. Price is not sending any j championship game brings as kids just to move the football a Gary Blackney said. "Tradi- in the conference in rushing the difference. little bit." tionally, though, we've played defense, Ohio is first in total of the women who helped defeat ; much as $4 million into the city Michigan and tie for third at last I from fans paying for food, lodg- Ohio is having its best season against the option extremely defense. And that could pose a See SOMETHING, page five. . ing and entertainment. See WOMEN, page five. BG takes on Lake Superior Crucial early-season series for Falcon icers Blake Parkins Lake Superior did graduate week. The BG News several of their 1996 CCHA "Grinding is the focus for this championship team however, in- week," said Powers. "We're go- This weekend the Falcon cluding three-50 point perfor- ing to have to grind up there. hockey team travels to Sault St. mers, Brian Felsner, Sean Tal- There won't be a lot of easy Marie for a two-game series laire and Keith Aldridge. goals." against Lake Superior. The Fal- The Falcons will get few cheap cons take a perfect 4-0 mark with goals against seasoned goalie High mark means little them on their first road trip of John Grahame. The Junior net- the year. minder ranked among the best Bowling Green was ranked Lake Superior enters this week goalies in the nation last season eighth in the nation in a USA To- of play with a 1-2-1 overall record with a record of 21-4-2. Grahame day college hockey poll. These after a humiliating 7-4 home loss recorded a stingy 2.42 goals- polls are compiled from sports- to Maine last weekend. against average to go with a .904 writers and coaches that don't The Lakers are In the first year save percentage. actually determine the games. of a new regime headed by coach This will probably be the first Powers doesn't place much stock Scott Borek who took over the formidable challenge of the in polls noting that they dont in- reigns after a year as the LSSU season and BG coach Buddy fluence the play of the team. Tkt BG Nc-■/HU.kl KekayssU associate coach The club boasts Powers says that there is an in- "The only ones that count are 11 new players as well as 19 re- creased emphasis on controlling BG's Mike Johnson leads the Ballon In scoring with alae goals through foar 2asses la 1996. turning letterwlnners. the area around the goal this See SUPERIOR, page five. Friday, October 25,1996 The l«; News page five WOMEN Breidenbach, a Junior, will be Continued from page four. competing for only the second Swim teams host Tom Stubbs Relays time of the season as she contin- week's Michigan Interregional. ues to try to come back from in- Mike Leonard first collegiate meet. He wants to make sure his team juries. The BC News Julian stated that Simpson is Is fully prepared for the chal- Of the women who will not "We are not the most talented team this capable of becoming an excellent lenges that will be presented to compete, Price singled out soph- The Bowling Green swim school has ever seen... but we can be one of swimmer within the program. them in Muncie by the likes of omore Jess LaFene, seniors Su- teams will hit the water for the "We brought Nancy in expect- Ohio University and Eastern zanne Isco and Laura Hall, and second time this season as the the best teams we've ever produced if we ing great things from Nancy. She Michigan. freshman Nikki Monroe for Falcons host the Tom Stubbs Re- work together." has the right mindset to be a 'They've just been racing, rac- praise. lay meet today at Cooper Pool. great athlete," Julian said. ing, racing," he said. "They need Beating Michigan, tying for Head coach Randy Julian looks Julian express satisfaction a break." third with Oklahoma State, and for this meet to be a competitive Randy Julian with the fact that last week wom- Bowling Green will have a coming within 25 points of North but relaxed meet for the Falcons. BG swimming coach en's victory was a total team women's contingent consisting of Carolina State, now ranked ninth "The way we're approaching effort. Amy Breidenbach, Iibby Mit- nationally, are all factors that this meet gives us a chance to see challenge," Julian said Julian said this meet will be the "We are a much, much deeper chell, Kami Rathburn, and Emily Price hopes may help his squad some of our competitors we see The Falcons will face stiff first time in the water for many team than we were last year," Ju- Yoder. Technically, they will draw an at-large bid to the NCAA later in the year. Yet ... we can competition on both sides. The of the teams the Falcons will be lian said. compete as unattached runners. Championships. have some fun," Julian said. men face numerous regional facing. On the men's side, Tom Stoltz Julian stated that a large part teams including 17-time defend- Women's captain Leanne She- and Brandon Farris are expected SUPERIOR of this year's success will be de- ing MAC champion Eastern lly is looking forward to the meet once again to the lead the Falcons Continued from page four. seniors who have allowed only a termined by the amount of Michigan, Ashland University and the season. In the pool. the end of the year polls," said 26.5 shots on goal average. energy and emotion put forth by and backyard rival Toledo. De- '1 think this season looks very 'Tom has added so many Powers. "Those things don't have the teams. fending NCAA Division II cham- promising. We have a very tal- things besides the swimming to anything to do with the criteria Powers says that he is pleased "We are not the most talented pion Oakland University will also ented freshman class coming in, this program. [Tom has] an air with getting into the tournament with the play of the veterans and team the school has ever seen, be Included in the men's field. and the team is really pulling and a confidence that fits in with [NCAA]. the guidance they have provided men or women, but we can be one The women's field will also In- together," Shelly said. everybody," Julian said. "They give poeple something the younger players. of the best teams that we've ever clude Oakland University, who One of the freshman swimmers The meet will begin at 11 a.m. to talk about. The notoriety is produced if we work together. To Julian refers to as the favorite to Shelly referred to Is Nancy at Cooper Pool with the diving excellent, no doubt about It." "I think the seniors are all just sustain (the emotion) over the win the NCAA Division II wom- Simpson. Simpson brought home competition. Swimming events doing a great job," said Powers. next five months will be the big en's title this year. two victories last week in her will begin at 5 p.m. Veterans are key "Not only in point production on the ice, but in helping to mold the Like most established pro- team into a unit. grams. Bowling Green is a team Falcon men's golf hoping for big finish that lives and dies by it's seniors. "They've helped the young The veterans have accounted for guys get accl imated and this is a The men's golf team hopes for adding that many of the teams The purpose of the fall season, 16-28 of the teams' scoring. The big thing in my mind on how a a big finish at the Old Dominion will be from the East Coast, in- according to Brunsink, is like defense is also keyed by the team should be formed." University Invitational Oct. cluding Duke and Furman. Many spring training for the baseball 28-29. NOTEBOOK of the teams in this tournament team. Brunsink said the players SOMETHING make you prepare so hard for The 36-hole tournament Is es- do not regularly play the Univer- prove they belong on the team, Continued from page four. the run and get your secondary pecially important to senior Ja- sity, but Brunsink has high and create a consistent lineup for "If you don't play assign- so involved in run support that Vince Guierreri son May. May, who will be gra- hopes. the spring season. ment football against an option they come out with the play- duating in December, will be BG News football team ... If you have a action passes and that's how "I'd like to clear up the ques- playing in his last collegiate golf Sports Writer Carbone has started to feel a lot of guys free-lancing and not they hurt you," Blackney said. tournament. This fact has not tion marks in the minds of the consistency. taking care of their responsibi- players," Brunsink said. "What Ohio drew a record 21,000 gone unnoticed by May's team- lites, that's where option teams fans to its last home game you're looking for in the fall is mates. "I think that we're finally start- come up with big plays," against Eastern Michigan consistency." May, the lineup for the tourna- ing to realize what it takes to Blackney said. three weeks ago, and a bigger "I'm going to play harder so ment includes Scott Cashell, Jeff prepare for these tournaments," Ohio's rushing attack ranks crowd is expected for this [May] can have a memorable last Hunt and Mike Kotaos. Of the Consistency has not been seen he said. ninth In the country, and with game. It is also Homecoming in tournament," said team captain five, three played in the last this fall. This will be, in actuality, the option attack attempts just Athens. Jason Carbone, who is also one of tournament, the Kroger Intercol- the team's second tournament. Brunsink hopes the tourna- over nine passes a game. That "I think football has become May's roommates. "I'm going to legiate, according to coach Todd The Eastern Kentucky Universi- ment provides a good finish. would seemingly play into the fun here at Ohio again," Grobe try to get that point across to the Brunsink. ty tournament was cancelled, so heart of BG's defense, but said. "I think people are start- rest of the team." prior to this tournament, the "Positive scores and positive Blackney warns to the con- ing to dream that maybe we Twenty-one teams will play in team has only played 90 holes of results will make for a good win- trary. can go back and start winning In addition to Carbone and the tournament, Brunsink said. golf this fall. ter," Brunsink said. "The greatest amount of some games and start having pressure will be on our second- fun out here in the fall." ary because teams like Ohio Mike Lindeman contributed Fry: OSU "best in the nation" and Air Force and Navy, they to this story. Greg Smith beat Wisconsin 17-14 the week dream about. Everything we "\ dont think - I'm not for Club soccer team home Sunday The Associated Press before. tried worked, and they hurt sure, I cant foresee the future or Coach John Cooper's Buckeyes themselves some," Cooper said. anything - but hopefully they The Bowling Green men's club soccer team hosts Ball State at IOWA CITY, Iowa - Against appear nearly invincible, leading "The difference this year is wont dominate us the way they 1 p.m. Sunday. The game will be played on the east side of Perry No. 2 Ohio State on Saturday, or tying in 10 of 12 conference they're a much, much, much did last year," he said. "We're go- Stadium. categories, including the best more aggressive football team The team also plays a game Saturday, when It travels to Michi- Iowa coach Hayden Fry is pray- ing to do our best and see what gan to take on the Wolverines. ing for rain. offense and defense. defensively than what they were we can do." "It might reduce the margin of "I think Ohio State's the best last year, based on what I've While Ohio State eventually victory," Fry says. "Maybe Ohio football team In America," Fry seen. overwhelmed the Boilermakers State won't beat us quite as bad if said. "I think what happened last 42-14 last week and hung on it's raining cats and dogs." He thought that last year at year over here is not going to against the Badgers, the Haw- And maybe Fry, a master at Columbus, when OSU scored have any effect on what's going keyes have had gut checks nearly poor-mouthing his team's touchdowns the first six times it to happen over there." all season. WBGU chances, believes the 20th-ran- touched the football and raced to Iowa defensive lineman Jon They've rallied from behind to ked Hawkeyes have a chance a 56-0 lead by halftime. Cooper LaFleur, who is matched against claim victories in four of their given that the Buckeyes (6-0 rested his starters in the second 6-foot-6, 330-pound ail-American five victories, including last 88.1 FM overall) fell behind 144) against half, allowing Iowa to lose 56-35. tackle Orlando Pace, hopes Co- week's 21-20 triumph at Penn Purdue last week and hung on to "That's one of those halves you oper is right. State- Tiger lurking at Tour Championship FALCON FOOTBALL Ron Sink "I shot 70," Woods said after a and PGA champion Mark Brooks "I three-putted twice and The Associated Press three-birdie, three-bogey round. shot 73s, Masters champion Nick missed three putts under 12 feet Join Mike Rypel, Mike "Around here that's pretty Faldo shot a 75 and Ernie Els had on the last three holes," Lehman Lindeman and Brad TULSA, Okla. - Almost every- good." a 76. said. "I could have come in four Beebe on the call as thing in Thursday's first round of Asked the strength of his game Singh's 66 came on the or five shots lower." the Tour Championship unfolded on a day in which he missed strength of his putting, an unu- I Study Hard ■dMa-Mttar-an** 'w« page six The News Friday, October 25,1996 YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR Prairie Margins is Back Gemma Phi" uimmi Phi KD-LILANGIE'KD $1000'e POSSIBLE READING BOOKS WantodSoon LASER PRINTED PLACEMENT DATA The sisters of Gamma Phi Beta would like lo I'm so excited tor tonight' Part Bme Al Home Toll Free (1)800-898-9778 Submit your liwrature A artwork congratulate Megan Suveges on her recent •HUT WITHIN 41 HOURS AFTER SIGNING Well make a great pair. Ext. R-2076 tor lisBngs. For info call Kelly 353 1363 pearling to Andy Scheatzlo Congrats Meg' Everything will be just right. UP. 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Edward Shimborske III Sin Klub entertainment ■ Kdward Shimborske III Chicken Dog Aaron Welsbrod available every month in local Along with performances by the road touring to support their The Back Pages record stores and other local en- PORN FLAKES, Five Horse new disc that just came out yes- tertainment-based outlets and Johnson, Chicken Dog, False terday ... They're all going to be There's not too many people clubs (such as The Shed) Face Society and Hogscraper, a touring. [The Sin Klub bands] out there who can claim owner- throughout Bowling Green, number of tatoo and body- have gone as far South as Florida, ship of their own regional enter- Toledo, Cleveland, Chicago and piercing compitions and contests as far West as Chicago, and as far tainment empires by their mid- Detroit. will be held throughout the even- North as New York." Shimborske twenties, but local musician and To date. Sin Klub Records has ing. commented. entrepreneur Edward Shimbor- put out approximately 14 "Nothing else is really going on Sin Kub Entertainment already ske III is one such man. releases, including two regional [in the local club scene] Saturday has its release schedule partially Shimborske, a 26-year-old Ohio compilations, as well as albums night. I guess no one wanted to prepared for next year, and up- native and Toledo resident, by bands such as PORN FLAKES. book a show against us." Shim- coming releases Include the third created Sin Klub Entertainment (the now-deceased) Moby Jane, borske commented with a slight regional band compilation in the with his now Cleveland-based Five Horse Johnson, Crashdog sense of pride in his voice. "Exposed" series (tenatively ti- partner Michael Seday in 1991 and Shimborske's own project Observant onlookers may have tled "Exposed 3-D"), a compila- when the two met at the Univer- The Thessalonian Dope Gods. come to notice that Hogscraper, tion that will feature a number of sity of Toledo's radio station Unlike many (if not most) re- a regionally reknowned banjo- the area's underground rap art- WXUT. cord labels currently out there, fronted horror trio from Cincina- ists (a compilation that Simbor- At the time, Seday was running Sin Klub doesn't exclusively sign tti, are playing at the "All-Freaks ske warns "is not going to be for his own local music program on bands of certain musical genres. Ball" even though they're not the faint of heart"), a new seven WXUT, and he quickly became As a result Sin Klub's current signed onto Sin Klub Records. inch from the local blues sensa- friends with Shimborske after roster of active bands includes "Hogscraper is a band we're tion Five Horse Johnson, the Shimborske approached him one blues band (Toledo's Five trying to woo." Shimborske ex- sophmore effort from The Thes- about playing some of his own Horse Johnson), two hard-core plained. "We're so caught-up in salonian Dope Gods, and a new music on the show. bands (Pittsburgh Section 31S all these other projects that we'- Crashdog CD that is going to be Their friendship became so and Chicago's Crashdog), one ska re not sure if we can fund their produced by Steve Albini of Nir- solid that Seday invited Shimbor- band (Pittsburgh's Bunjee Ja- next release, but it's been talked vana, Bush, and Big Black fame. ske into the music department, mbo), one industrial band (the about, and we're going to sit It's no secret that Shimborske and the duo soon began working Toledo/Chicago partnership of down at the table in the next is extremely in touch with the together reviewing and pro- The Thessalonian Dope Gods), month or so and see what we can local and regional music scene, gramming music for the station. two metal bands (Toledo's False do. They've shown some interest and when asked about what It was during this time when Face Society and Chicken Dog), in working with us, and we've bands he's got his eyes on for the two came across the now se- and one satirical and theatrical shown plenty of interest in work- "Exposed 3-D" Shimborske in- mi-legendary demo from the rap/metal fusion band (Toledo's ing with them, so if the marriage stantly began to rattle off a se- Cleveland-based thrash band En- PORN FLAKES). can be made, it will happen." ries of names. viromental Hazzard. Shirborske In recognition of the achieve- "They're kind of like the bas- "There are a lot of [local] and Seday were so impressed ments of Sin Klub Entertain- tard cousin of the Sin Klub fami- bands out there that are really with the band (and so sick of con- ment, as well as those of the ly. They're not really part of the good that we'd like to get on the [ stantly saying "Someone should Northwest Ohio music scene family ... they just wander in Exposed 3] compilation ... Rib- put this record out" about the over the past year, tomorrow will drunk every now and then and cage Houdinis are a good band, various demos they saw pass mark the birth of the first ever cause trouble." Shimborske Omaha is a band I'm really into... through their hands) that they "All-Freaks Ball" in downtown revealed, vouching for the All Hall Me and Liquor Box are started Sin Klub Entertainment. Toledo. tounge-in-cheek group that was both very good bands ... then A short time later Sin Klub Re- The "All Freaks Ball," which is once described as a "Satanic jug- you've got stuff like Social Decay cords released their debut album a sequel to both last year's SKE- band." ... Saul... The Clan ... Hogscraper "One Stands Alone" by Enviro- Ball '95 and Ink Jam *94 (a tatoo Over the next year Shimborske ... Gone Daddy Finch and Vambo mental Hazzard (who has since and body piercing expo), kicks- plans to have the Sin Klub bands Marble Eye ... Anna's Mom ... broke-up and reformed with a off tomorrow night at 6:00 at The get out on the road more, ventur- Evolotto ... Tomorrow's Clown ... new sound under the name Asylum in downtown Toledo. ing to cities they have not fo- Mark Mikel. You can tell who the STUDBULL'S DISCO BIS- cused on as much in the past ... good bands are. They've been out Due to the joint sponsorship of including Bowling Green. CUITS). Sin Klub Entertainment and Lady there, they've stuck to it, and The rest, as they say, is history. Luck Tatoos, the "All-Freaks "PORN FLAKES have been they're working toward some- thing." After releasing a few more Ball" will be a celebration of both getting a lot of phenomenal tapes and discs Sin Klub Enter- local music as well as tatooing shows. They've got some more The ••All-Freaks Ball" starts at tainment expanded its horizons and body piercing. dates with GWAR, and they're 6.-00 PM tomorrow night, with to magazine publishing, resulting: Last year SKE-Ball '95 drew a going to be playing with The bands starting at 8O0 PM. Ad- in a free monthly magazine titled crowd of over 1,000 people in two Spudmonsters in Cleveland on mission is $5, $4 if you wear a "The Glass Eye." nights of horrid weather, and Ink November 2. Chicken Dog went costume. Questions and/or con- Still in publication and as popu- Jam '94 drew 500 local body-art PORN FLAKES over very well In Cincinatti, and cerns can be directed to The Asy- lar as ever, "The Glass Eye" is enthusiasts. False Face Society will be out on lum at (419)243-4446- ,\l\ A[7\ ATA AI'A AIA AIA AIA AIA AIA AIA TONIGHT AT THLE~Z VN Howard's Club 14 ^ -CS?i 210 N Main 352-9951* * P^^^ ALPHA GAMMA DELTAS C^^ FRIDAY & SATURDAY CRAZY BIG/LIL PAIRS: POOOOOQQOOOOOOOQOCOvOOCOOOOOOOOOCK Rizzo Mara Aman Missy Klmble The Bowl-N-Greenery 3and Starts at 10:00pm Lorl Brandenburg Colleen Speno SEAFOOD SPLASH I'Pool 'Video Games -Electronic Darts Tracy Bonnert Utsa Kantztos Kathleen Cargnell Susan Reed Scallops • Clams • Shrimp • Alaskan Tottock. • "Baked fish Andrea Dalton Michelle Schoenmeyer & our special recipe Clam Chowder. Also includes c ample te soup & salad bar, potato bar, and unlimited beverages. Deb Dfranco cPherson DawnFesmler ile KeUyHqhJer Theresa! **5.95 IJB88BB AmyBrofl Joanna 0t fHours: 11:30-1:30pm Jamie I RachelJ ...... v." Katie Pletriclc Jill vond Karln Lockwood The Bowl-N-Greenery Sarah Quick Courtney Lockwood All-You-Can-Eat Heidi Schram Kelly Grubola All Trotta Besse Loefltor Sunday Brunch Rote Weber Bree Bockhorst CmWIuits^ttml • ■HaniCanWIap KouiU••Diulusi "Poutou • 'MakiU Volaloti w/Qravy • Loiogna •ScramiUdl^gs •Sauta/ft • •'Hath 'Browni DawnBasa •Mmi Muffou 'Swat tsOt 'Souf Aaron Wtlsbrod do this because the film's sound- The Back Pages track is Incredible, and we've been giving It a lot of airplay. We "We've been For those of you who missed It feel the music on the soundtrack preparing for this for the first time around, the under- is really representative of our several weeks. It took ground smash-hit film "Trains- format - it was a bonus to be able potting" will be making a special to sponsor the film's return to a lot of time to return appearance at the Cla-zel BG," Said Riccardl. coordinate and set up theater In Bowling Green tonight The film, which focuses on the and tomorrow night lifestyles of five heroine addicts the event between "We've been preparing for this in Scotland, will be playing at the WFAL, Finders, the for several weeks," commented Cla-zel theater tonight at 10:30 WFAL Special Events Coor- and tomorrow night at Midnight. Cla-zel Theatre, and dinator John Riccardl. "It took a Unlike most movies shown at Capitol Records." lot of time to coordinate and set the Cla-zel, however, tickets for up the event between WFAL, 'Trainspotting" are free, but Finders, the Cla-zel Theatre, and only available through two select John Riccardi Capitol Records." locations: Finders Records on WFAL Although a lot of hard work and Main Street and the WFAL radio dedication has been necessary to station (which is located In 120 ensure that this weekend's West Hall). Raffles for free "Trainspot- events run smoothly, Riccardl Tickets will be available at ting" merchandise are going to STOMP rocks Toledo felt very prlvleged to be able to Finders until their supply of be held before each showing, and help bring the film to Bowling tickets runs out, while WFAL will even people who aren't admitted Green. only be distributing tickets from in to the theater to watch the film "WFAL leaped at the chance to noon to 6:00 PM Friday. After can enter the raffle. using 'trashy' music that, all of WFAL's remaining As an added Incentive for the tickets will be taken to Finders. highly devoted •Trainspotting" Aaron Welsbrod to meet my deadline; while a poles, five Sunday New York Futhermore, there were more fans out there, a chance to win The Back Pages group of very talented dancers, Times, 30 pounds of sand, sev- passes printed than there are extra prizes will be garnished to actors and musicians from the en mop heads and 10 garbage seats at the Cla-zel, so it has been attendees who bring a copy of When I was but a wee lad I UK are recieving international can lids. recommended that people who each of the five different used to get a practically unholy fame for performances simi- Include some steel sinks with plan on seeing the film arrive at 'Trainspotting" flyers scattered Joy out of beating pots and liar to the same ones I put on in draining boards on shoulder- the theater early. throughout the town and campus pans together In what could my kitchen when I was title. straps, a couple of steel and "We're expecting a full house to the theater. best be described as a pre-s- OK, so maybe STOMP's plastic oil drums, and eight for both screenings. In fact, we'll Winners will not have to be chooler's attempt at music. shows are a little more In- very entusiastic performers, probably have to turn a lot of present at the time of the draw- As time dragged on, I soon volved and intricate than my and you've got STOMP. people away at the door," Ric- ing to recieve their prizes. learned that the sounds I made youthful solo performances This past weekend STOMP cardl explained. Finders will also be selling cop- could be broadened and ma- were... made their second set of ap- 'Trainspotting" has been mak- ies of the movie's soundtrack at nipulated by Incorporating ob- OK, OK ... I admit It. pearances at the Stranahan ing similar return appearances the theater before and after the jects such as clothespins, metal STOMP's performances are a Theater in Toledo within the throughout the country, and Ric- show for people who are inter- and wooden spoons, and other lot more complicated than my past year, and yet again they' cardl explained that all parties ested in acquiring it. various household objects into youthful solo performances performed to a capacity and involved are extremely excited the mix. Before I knew it, I be- were. enthusiastic crowd. about the film's return to Bowl- Although the show doesn't gan considering myself the Formed as STOMP In 1991, Performing for an hour and a ing Green. even offically begin until tonight, most happening 3-year-old in the traveling entourage of per- half straight, the performance "Capitol Records approached Riccardi reported that response Dunbridge, and seldom a day formers creates some of the started with a lone tank top- us about staging this event in to the event has already been passed when my mother most phenomenal and amazing clad man sweeping the stage. Bowling Green. They've done overwhelmingly positive. wouldn't have to strip me of music Imaginable by using "in- As he conducted this activity, similiar free screenings in big- "We hope to do several more my pot-and pan rhythm sec- struments" that Include plastic he suddenly discovered a dis- ger markets like Ann Arbor and events like this one - WFAL tion. tubing, boxes of matches and tinct rhythm in the sound his Cleveland, as well as other big might be ranked one of the best Fast-forward 18 years: Here trashcan lids. broom makes as he runs it cities all over the country, so it's college radio stations in the coun- I am, only a few miles from In fact, the troupe goes across the stage floor... and it's really exciting that they were try, but we're nothing without Dunbridge, slaving away be- through a list of materials per a rhythm he starts to explore. even Interested In doing this in a our listeners. This is Just our way hind a 12-year-old word pro- week that includes 20 brooms, small mid-western college town of giving back to the communi- cessor In a desperate attempt 40 gallons of water, six wooden See STOMP, page pa** 9. like BG." ty." fflAGW A a iPiprfi&\ a ® r get*B w\j\-i (Psyched l_5 Tor Our Costume B 'Date- LKJ Party! H TS ^ItmF Citifest BGIH For Ticket Information Cal CWFMt at 419.243.8024 NEWS & Senior Portraits Are Coming Back! Starting next Monday Oct. 28 Carl Wolf Studio will be taking Senior Portraits on campus. Call the yearbook office at 372-8086 to schedule your sitting. Portraits taken from 10 am -1 pm and 2 pm - 6 pm daily. Friday, October 25,1996 The H< i News page nine Ska-rock band The Urge tours as way of life they are finally starting to expe- can (and do) honestly call "all on nation-wide touring stints. Aaron welsbrad rience (their video for the song The Back Pages their own," as well as opening This In turn helped The Urge's record sales even more, and their "Brainless" has just started to slots for bands ranging from The recieve play-time on MTV's 120 It's no secret to anyone who Mighty Mighty Bosstones to Pub- last self-released disc ("Reciev- Minutes as well as "The Box"). likes music that ska is the up- lic Enemy to Fishbone to RUN ing the Gift of Flavor") sold 20,000 copies ... and that was be- The Urge currently has plans and-coming music jaunra that D.M.C will probably be the next "big fore the band signed to Sony Re- to tour constantly until Christ- As anyone who has seen The mas, at which time they'll be thing." Urge live can attest to, the band's cods and had the disc re-released But as a guitar player in a ska with an extra song. taking a short break to catch-up Incredibly upbeat and out of con- on some rest and relaxation. band out of Pittsburgh once told trol live shows have helped "We talked to a lot of labels ... me, "Ska is a very limited style rocket them to success, but an- but [Sony Records] was pretty Although some bands don't like of music... You've got to combine other key factor has been their much the one that had it going on. to go on long and involved tours It with something else." numerous tours opening for the Everyone there was cool, every- to strange and far away lands, I highly doubt that The Urge, a pop-ska band 311 over the past one was progressive, and they Ewing practically thrives on it "I ska-influenced septet hailing three years. got what we were doing and love it." Ewing exclaimed when from St. Louis, has ever met the "We've had some really big where we were coming from." asked about his feelings on re- Pittsburgh-based ska guitarist I shows across the whole nation Explained Ewing when asked lentless touring. "I was Just home spoke with about ska a few with 311. You couldn't ask for why they finally chose to sign for two days, and that was cool. It months ago, but they undoubted- anything cooler than that. We with the Sony/Epic label. was just enough time to say 'Hi' ly subscribe to the same musical were an unsigned band out there Although "Recieving the Gift to my mom and friends and to philosophy. touring and to be able to hook-up of Flavor" is The Urge's first take care of some business and Rather than blending ska with with something like that is pretty major-label release, the band has then get back on the road again. just one other style of music, incredible." Commented Steve actually been releasing albums If I'm home too long I start to (such as punk/ska sensation Ewing, lead-singer and co- since 1989, and has four albums lose my mind ... I start to get an- Goldflnger, who combines ska founder of The Urge, during a under their collective belts to tsy and go crazy." with punk). The Urge combines recent interview. date. Not forgetting his own band's ska, jazz, reggae, pop, funk, rock And how exactly did The Urge "I'd like to make a compilation humble beginnings, Ewing was and dance to create a very well- manage to hook-up with such a or something like that in the fu- also willing to offer some words crafted style of music that has large status band? ture ..." Ewing confirmed when of advice to other "underground" been appeasing music-lovers They simply happened to meet on the topic of the band's past bands out there. across the country for about the 311 in Mississippi, and then again releases, which are currently "Keep doing it. Don't give up, past nine years. later in Atlanta. Their blossom- discontinued. just keep playing. It took us nine The result of the unique blend ing friendship resulted in talks of The band also acknowledges years to get a record deal, and of music styles has gained The touring together, and before long that heavy, seemingly non-stop getting a record deal isn't always Urge both a musical style they the two bands began embarking The Urge touring has also helped them the biggest thing in the world reach the mainstreanm sucess anyway. STOMP Continued from page 9. stomping and dancing across across the globe too numerous to Do yourself a big ol' favor and sand. list (believe me, I tried it) and check STOMP out the next Within a few minutes a second has most recently recorded mu- chance you get. It's money well performer joins the first per- Other pieces of Interest In- sic for the 'Tank Girl" movie spent, as well as an experience former on stage sweeping. He too cluded mops, dust pans, sticks, soundtrack. you'll never forget. discovers that a certain groove wooden poles, saws, Zippo-style can be found In his sweepings. lighters, wooden crates and, of Soon a third sweeper finds his course, garbage cans. MEET THE FALCON way on to the stage, followed by a WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and Ahhh yes... the garbage cans. eighth. Within moments the The final performance STOMP SPONSORED m synw&v whole squad of stage sweepers put on before their encore was an /•SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27"ANDERSON ARENA" are busting out their own little incredible collaboration I've be- "INTERSQUAD SCRIMMAGE-5:00 P.M." beats, and before the crowd knew come accustomed to affection- "MEET-THE-TEAM - 6:00 P.M." it they were all tapping their col- ately calling "Ode to the Trash- "$3.00 ADMISSION" lective feet to the catchy (and can." now combined) rhythm. Watch the team scrimmage and meet the players and staff of the This final blow-out perform- 1996-97 Women's Basketball Team. The second piece consisted of a ance Involved all eight perfor- Admission includes Pepsi, a Subway Sandwich, and a Blue matchstick-maraca (macarana, mers on stage "playing" various Ribbon photo of the squad in which to receive autographs of your not macerena) showdown, and trashcans, trashcan lids, plastic favorite players. this little ditty quickly blended and steel oil drums and various Into a interactive clap and stomp other trashcan-related objects in See the Falcone In home action on November 5 & 15 (stomp, not STOMP) Interactive a musical performance that has exhibition garnet and on the 23rd against Notre Dame that came to include all eight of to be experienced to be believed. the STOMPsters clapping, STOMP has won awards all G TOBYS PARTY OASIS rrtparc your/cl( for a D■ ojbt of bauDhog/, a/ (State Liquor Agency) tbc bry both pre/cot/ a "Meeting all your party needs" "Spiritless" HALLOWEEN twwu 8 p. to • October Z6t I) • tbc Amani Liquor Beer There will be lots of "haunting " games (musical tombstones, skeletal Singers, Singer/Dancers, Fine Wine eyes, deadly darts, etc), a fortune teller, maddening music, frightful Musicians & D.J's Pop/Ice food and doomedly dancing.... prankster prizes awarded for creative. best, worst, funniest disguises, costumes welcome- but not required. Cincinnati, Ohio Party Supplies and remember... no "spirits" please. Instant & Super Lotto Thursday, October 31,1996 University of Cincinnati 1070 N. Main, 353-1551 *"fllcolol nwarenen Monti'" AlcoU flwarenco Monti'" Tangeman Center - Great Hall 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon - Sat Auditions: 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Westerville, Ohio (Columbus Area) KM KKI KKI KKI" KKT KKI KKI KKI KKI Friday, November 1,1996 flamingo Otterbein College Battelle Fine Arts Center, Dance Studio Cabaret Auditions: 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Youngstown, Ohio Presents: Sunday, November 3,1996 Youngstown State University Porn Star Bliss Hall - 3rd Floor Kappa Kappa Gamma Auditions: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. FELECIA Proudly Announces Our Bowling Green, Ohio Spring 1996 Deans List Tuesday, November 5, 1996 Oct 30th Thn Bowling Green State University \l Lit M.lll I kill University Union - Ohio Suite I I.i. \i-||| \l * Christine Beale Amy Moscioni Auditions: 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Cori Brown Melissa Pierce li,HI, -,!.,,-., nrcl * Julie Carr Lisa Pignataro • Technicians i I, i.Ill llli .11..i- null -IH.MI'I -III Lauren Dimling Laura Reho POSITIONS 'Assistant Choreographer < r Jennifer Donahoe Melissa Sears ALSO •Costumed Characters , . •Tirric'. r'"' * Abbey Elinger Tiffany Soltis AVAMABLE IBerenstain Bears'"! * Julie Fenstermaker Michelle Summers • Costumed Shop Personnel Robyn Fischer Kelly Thompson CALL(419)6272390FOR FURTHER INFORMATION * Angela Gasser Kim Walters Julie Hyde Kelly Woods 0801 Trlri|i.i|ih liil For additional sites or i.n Unit) ~S» Brandy Klena information contact: 1419)476 6644 Vlsi F.1C AmEx Dir.covptAtm * Denotes 4.0 Cedar Point® Live Entertainment Post Office Box 5006 NOW HIRING DANCERS Sandusky, OH 44871-5006 AND WAIT STAFF Congratulations Kappa Smartles!! 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