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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Monday April 30.2007 Volume 101. Issue 147 WWWBGNEWSCOM Bush set to veto withdrawal bill Student awaits national release of album Congress anticipates rejection, prepares revised benchmark plan for Iraq Kate Voegele of Miami ByB.nF.ll.r penalizes the Baghdad for Making the rounds of the Univ. breaks into the "The United States is The Associated Press insufficient progress. Sunday talk shows, Rice said music industry with "To begin now to tie our own paying in blood and Iraqi leaders know U.S. patience i | Page 3 WASHINGTON — President hands — and to say 'We must is worn. Still, she said dead- Bush will not sign any warspend- do this if they don't do that' — treasures." lines for progress could under- Colleges see rise ing bill that penalizes Iraq's gov- doesn't allow us the flexibility mine the work of Gen. David ernment for failing to make and creativity that we need to Condoleezza Rice | Sec. of State Petraeus, the top U.S. military in mental health progress, Secretary of State move this forward," Rice said. commander in Iraq, and Ryan counseling Condoleezza Rice said yester- Democratic lawmakers, eager Even if they agree to scrap Crocker, the new U.S. ambas- day, a fresh warning to Congress to wind the war down, showed a troop withdrawal timetable, sador to Iraq. A large number of about challenging him. little appetite for establishing Democratic lawmakers say "The United States is paying students are seeking Bush is expected to veto a goals without consequences. they want to link U.S. support in blood and treasures," Rice help for anxiety and bill this week that would order Iraq has struggled to keep its to Iraq's performance in some acknowledged. "The Iraqi lead- U.S. troops to begin withdraw- own promises for distributing way. But they must find an ership is being told, and I think depression | Page J ing from Iraq by Oct. 1. lacking oil wealth, refining its constitu- approach that win Republican they understand, that the kind the votes to override a veto, the tion and expanding democratic support to pass a new bill that of Iraq that there is going to Democratic-led Congress is participation. Bush is willing to sign. be is up to them. We can't give Road collapses considering a revised plan to "The benchmarks — the Bush is expected the veto them a united Iraq." during accident pay for the way while requiring Iraqis agreed to it, the presi- the war bill by tomorrow, then Iraq's foreign minister. Iraq to meet benchmarks for dent agreed it," said Rep. John meet Wednesday with con- Hoshyar Zebari, said Iraqi lead- A California freeway progress. Murtha, D-Pa., who heads a gressional leaders on the next ers have gotten the message. melts, crumbles after a Congress has not decided House subcommittee that con- steps. The current legislation "We have no illusion that the gas truck catches fire whether to punish Iraq for fall- trols defense spending. "We're would provide $124.2 billion, U.S. commitment is not open- M«NUEl BALCf Cf NET* AP PHOTO ended," he said. "We have said it INSIDE SOURCE: retary of State early yesterday. Driver ing short. Rice sent lawmakers saying to them. 'Well, let's put more than S90 billion of which a clear message, saying Bush some teeth into the bench- would go for the wars in Iraq from the beginning. This is our Condoleez7d Rue. leaves CBS studio, yes- escapes with minor would not agree to a plan that marks,'" and Afghanistan. country." terday in Washington burns | Page 7
Softball sees big wins over Toledo Misfired The Falcons went 5-0 Saturday and 5-1 bullet hits yesterday against the Rockets | Page 10 local home BG falls to MU E3 over weekend By Tim Sampson [3 After having a successful weekend at Akron, their A local man was shocked moment came to a halt Friday night to find a bullet had ripped through his home. On Friday evening. Sandpiper Street resident Mark Rubick came home to discover his 18-year-old neighbor William Lindsay had accidentally shot a bullet through his house. As he load- ed and unloaded a recentlv purchased World War ll-era Russian rifle, the bullet was suddenly fired off. The 7.62 caliber round tore Secret warrants through the wall of Undsay's to be used in bedroom Into the home of his terrorism case neighbor, Mark Rubick. The bullet entered through Police plan to use Rubick's house, blasting evidence collected from through the interior wall of his daughter's bedroom, shat- a foreign intelligence act tering a desk chair, computer to prosecute a Columbus DAN WHITE : THSBGNiWS tower and doll house. It con- man accused of joining tinued through a bedroom al-Oaida | Page 6 door, another wall, across the living room and finally stopped in the other living Japanese invent Students face whirlwind of fees room wall. Rubick called the Bowling pet stress patch Green Police Division after r A company claims it returning home at B:. >lp.m. By Christy Johnson can measure the stress Ijndsay was arrested and is and Ella Fowler A COMPARISON OF TUITION COSTS AT BGSU. TOLEDO being charged with failure to level of cats and dogs Reporters by sticking a color- Rentention Tuition See BULLET | Page 2 BGSU Tuition changing patch to There is no tangible correlation between —Kates— Ohio Resident' Non-Ohio Resident" graduation rates, retention rates and tuition 2002-03: 74.2% 16.904 $10,218 their paws | Page 15 rates, University officials say. 2001-04: 77.9% $7,408 $10,888 While both graduation rates and tuition 2004-05: 7».1X $8,072 $11,726 Resumes on rates are unstable, one of them has seen a 2005-06: 76.1% $12,214 Will building walls in S8.560 continuous increase. It's not hard to guess 2006-07: $9,060 $12,714 Baghdad help end which. source www.bgsu.edu/offices/ir video grow in I the violence in Iraq? From the 2004-05 school year to the 2005-06 school year tuition rates through- Rentention Tuition Tuition out the country rose an average of 6.5 University of Toledo popularity percent. Rates Ohio Resident' Non-Ohio Resident' 2004-05: 66.0".. $$.988 $14,800 At the University, tuition has climbed 2005-06: 69.0% $6,428 $15,240 By Matthew Trotter $3,000 since 2004. U-WIRE Some people notice the tuition increase, source: http://institutional_research.utoUdo.edu/ and say that if tuition keeps rising drasti- cally they may be forced to transfer to a POMONA, Calif. — Lights. Rentention Tuition Tuition BILLY VENIA. cheaper institution. Ohio University Camera. Employment! —Bales— Ohio Resident' Non-Ohio Resident' Sophomore. Architecture "I probably would go closer to home Normally, these words don't because home has community colleges 2002-05: 83.0% $6,036 $12,708 go together, but video resumes 2005-04: $14,124 "It's probably not that would be cheaper," freshman Kallie 82.0% $6,792 are becoming more and more 2004-05: 81.0% $7,404 $15,396 going to do anything; llitchingssaid. popular. Other students say they do notice the 2005-06: 80.0% $7.84$ $15,840 A quick search for "resume" they're just walls." 2006-07: $8,316 $16,308 | Page 4 tuition changes, but that it is not enough on YouTube generates more for them to leave the University. source: http://www.ohlou.edu/instres/retention/index.html than 4,000 results. Searching I "It made me mad, but I didn't question for "video resume" on Google it, and I 'm still here." said graduating senior "Tuition for all universities does not include room and board brings up more than 65 million AmieAnschutz. total search results with Web "r So what is the reason students leave the sites critiquing the videos or University? offering how-to advice. TODAY Retention rates, which is the num- Institutional Research at the University. Research searched for reasons as to why According to Time maga- Afternoon Showers ber of freshman students coming to the The most substantial jump in retention students were leaving after their first year. zine, video n»iumes took off in University in the fall and returning the next rates at the University was a 3 percent High: 71, Low: 50 11 ■ 11 Sharp, director of media relations at fall 2006. fall, have been steady the past four years, decline for 2005-2006. the University, explained there has not been It was then that Aleksey averaging at 76.8 percent. Many students are forced to leave the a strong connection to tuition increase and Vayner. a student at Yale Nationally, retention rates linger around University because of their grade point retention rate in the past. «• University set to graduate in 75 percent, putting BG just above the aver- average. Knight said. However, after the 3 percent drop in 2007, sent his video to a Wall TOMORROW age, said BUI Knight, assistant vice presi- After the 3 percent drop inretentionrates Scattered T-Storms dent for planning and accountability for in 2005-2006, the Office of Institutional See TUITION I Page 2 See RESUME | Page 2 i High: 72. Low: 48 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 WWW.BGNEWS.COM BLOTTER BULLET FRIDAY From Page 1
11:20 AM secure a dangerous weapon ■don and for discharging ;■ weapon. . The rifle and 16 rounds of ■ ■ ammunition wen- confiscated 12:47 PM by police. According to poHce reports, ■ 'eked Lindsay, a history huff, had -.enue purchased the antique rifle ear- lier that afternoon at I hinham's 1:31P.M. S|x>rts in theWbodland Mall. ■ Iced on Upon returning home, tedbro- Lindsay took the weapon ■ ■ ■ upstairs to inspect it. He acci- 3:04 PM dentally tired the weapon Dnvt" ehicle while loading and unloading par! ■ : ammunition. ■ 'i-vclfod Lindsay's parents, Hichard H and Melissa Mommers, heard the gunshot and went upstairs 4:15 PM to find their son standing in disbelief with a cloud of gun smoke hanging in the air, 5:05 PM. according to police reports ■ported Wither Mommers would
■ ■ comment on the incident
• ■ Rubick said he was unnerved
■ i>\ the incident "When you consider that my 524 P.M. daughter could have heen sit- i ig on ting in that chair it's just distson- idling." he said. 5:53 P.M. (iflicer Cory Fairbanks, who
■ ■ was first to arrive at the scene,
■■ : said it was fortunate no one Street was home at the time of the
■ shooting. "It could have heen real Irad," Fairbanks said. "If someone had been sitting In the chair it SHAWNDHHESS i THE BG NEWS
■ would have ripped them clean GRACEFUL: Potty Leasure performs Tarnished Fences, a modern dance solo she choreographed Friday night at the Footfalls II show. The show was made up of student choreography | bgnews.com in half." and dance technique class showings
Use Edison summer classes to... explained that while tuition is ris- TUITION ing, it does not have much to do GOO From Page 1 with graduation rates. SmsB flffi aaMmi "I don't have to tell you that SiSkyO^fiiiGOOQjmdL'. 2(K).r)-2(XMi. it is something that tuition is going up ... but the big- they have now started to take into gest predictor of timely graduation consideration. Knight said. is the number of credit hours per Ohio University institutional semester."' knight said. Complete college in 4 years, not 5 or 6. researcher Karen Augenstein said To be a full-time student at the her university has not studied University, a student has to take 12 Back home in west central Ohio the relationship between tuition credit hours per semester. To get this summer? Pick up an Edison increases and retention rates. It out of the University in four years, class schedule. is difficult data to keep track of knight suggests taking l(>, 17 or 18 because there are so many dif- credit hours. Each summer, students from 75 ferent factors that go into the Overwhelmed? Ohio institutions enroll at Edison reasons behind people leaving There's a glimmer of hope. school, she said. According to Derek Martin, Tuition increase has also been University student financial aid Take Edison freshman and brought Into question when look- counselor, tuition is not increasing sophomore courses in the general ing at graduation rates, but Knight for the 2007-2008 school year. education "transfer module " They're guaranteed to transfer back to your university I le claims the video was acci- At Edison, start Summer RESUME dentally sent to UBS ACi and as early as May 14 has been humiliated since it From Page 1 was leaked from the company Most classes begin June 18, II to the Internet. However, the some open July 16. eDisgn Street investment bank. Soon after, notion of a video resume is an Choose from 4 B and 12-week courses the needy seven-minute produc- intriguing idea. tion awoke others' minds to the The Web site vault.com is run- possibilities of video resumes and ning a contest for the best video Chech out www.EdisonOhio.edu or call 1-800-922-3722, ext 7850 for a complete course listing the absurdity of his. resume submitted. Winners In his resume, Vayner philos- will have their entries posted ophizes about how to achieve Oil the Web site, receive a free, success, illustrating bis ideas one-year gold membership and over a montage of him lifting vauk.com will submit the video weights, skiing, playing tennis to its "insider network of hiring and dancing. decision makers."
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Give us your Freshman. Accounting Sophomore. Environmental Freshman. Marketing feedback at bgnewicom Health POLITICAL 1NFOCOMPASS AMAZINGLY ACCURATfc IN PREDICTIN6 Toyota, other foreign DAILY WHITE HOUSE JOB PERFORMANCE! JUST CUTOUT POINTER. AND, USING A LARGE THUMBTACK, STICK IN CENTER OF INFOCOMPASS. SPIN UNTIL companies must play fair POINTER STCP5(5EE DIAGRAM). cerned that (ieneral Motors is political turmoil brewing over no longer number one? lapanese car imports: an arti- A HfconprMfkM Let's try and look at the big ficially low yen. picture. While I'oyota is cur- Some American politicians rently the world's biggest auto- are accusing the lapanese mobile manufacturer, it is still government of keeping its cur- ranked third in the U.S. behind rency weak relative to the U.S. (ieneral Motors and lord. dollar. According to classical In the first quarter of 2007, But look at what these com- economic theory, there is a Toyota has surpassed General panies have been doing in negative relationship between Motors in worldwide auto sales recent years: (ieneral Motors the real exchange rate (which for the first time in history. is closing 12 plants in the U.S., is Influenced by the nomi- This has tremendous impact while lord is closing 16. At the nal exchange rate! and net on the American economy. same time, I'oyota continues exports. (leneral Motors, while no lon- to expand its U.S. production The weak yen leads to a ger the firm with the greatest capacity. higher exchange rate in the revenues in America (it has Toyota's gains have been U.S.. and thus lowers U.S. net recently been eclipsed by Wal- fueled by two main factors: exports. This gives Toyota Mart and Exxon Mobil), is still first. Toyota has a reputation an unfair advantage in the Ihe largest production firm. for building the highest-qual- U.S. market, because its cars It is no secret that the ity cars; and second, none of are relatively cheaper lor American automobile industry Toyota's workers are unionized. American consumers due to STAFF EDITORIAL I SUMMER NEWS has been st niggling as of late. At (ieneral Motors and l-'ord, the weak yen. (ieneral Motors has laid almost every single production Interestingly enough, Japan off hundreds of thousands worker is unionized. Through is not the only country that of workers, I'ord posted a unionization, the workers arc - is applying this practice to ,eep reading, even in the summer SI2.8 billion loss last year and able to collude and demand trade with the U.S. China has Chrysler is up for sale. Still, a higher wage. This drives up also been accused of keeping this industry is important to prices on Chevys and Fords, its currency artificially weak the overall health of the U.S. which makes them even less in order to sell more goods Win; home for the SUMMER SCHEDULE economy, and the health of attractive in the marketplace. in the U.S. In re in Bowling the Midwestern economy in Americans have grown lapan and China are two of initiating and heading off particular. accustomed to buying import- 1) n - important lo keep on HARSHMAN COURTYARD: A re-d«ign Should Americans be con- ed cars, but there may be a new larshman Quad courtyards, similar to the See TOYOTA | Page 5 may no) know, lomor- ' undertaken at Kresicher last summer. irinted this WOLFE CENTER: The destruction of the in ve're shuttingdown; i mire building to make way for the win' h will house two new performance WEB SITE POLL -iri l he BG News : the meatei department. ■ ion. 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How is a united democracy always apply to the countries it From Page 4 eration the fact thai lapanese, conditions (whii l> are genei to come about in an environ- occupies. and Chinese workers particu- ally atrocious in < hina), but flee and frightening ideas would ment lacking the free flow of When the United States builds America's biggest and most larly, are paid far less than their the most important thing at get in, the United States has people, ideas and resources? walls we risk losing our best Important trading part nets. American counterparts. they the moment is ensuring thai embarked down the same des- Ultimately, the Baghdad walls weapon in the slnigglc against I looked oil the U.S. Census have a huge advantage In the no nation is undervaluing its perate path. will likely come to be seen by terrorism: the strength and Bureau's foreign Trade market. current y. While the military may see the Americans as monuments to a attractiveness of our values. Statistics site, and found that in This is manifested in the Fair trade practices will Baghdad walls as an effective failed policy. Unfortunately, the 2006, the U.S. imported nearly hundreds <>! thousands oi lay promote healthy competi means of providing security in rest of the world will see them as S28B billion worth of goods offs thai u.s. linns like General lion among u.s.. Chinese and the short term, its consequences much more. When U.S. troops SendcommenB to Jen Bcsscheia from China and more than Motors and Ford have been lapanese firms rather than the for Iraq and the United States in leave Iraq, the walls will likely 5148 billion from lapan. forced 10 make cuiihiii.il practices seen toda\ the long term will be disastrous. remain, standing as a reminder Due to the sheer volume I he U.S. am! its Oriental (U.S. jobs slashed, Chinese of Chinese and [apanese trading partners need to meet workers exploited imports, artificially weak .mil sign a trade agreement Trade thai is both free and Chinese and lapancse cur- promising to let the market fair will benefit everyone rencies can severely harm the (Milk on its own, and nut Use U.S. economy. unfair tactics such as weaken Because their manufactured ing currencies. ■ gin ids are relatively cheap from It would lie nice it ,i clause Slay & December- : College r got degree? [Graduates!! GET WHEELS! BOBtD FK3UOES WHO DECIDE WHAT WOMEN CAN DO wrTH THEIR OWN KWE5. 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Or a suggestion for ROBERT KISABETH. SAMMENSAH. ALEX SABER. NEAIRA WILLIAMS. a question? Give us your Freshman, Accounting OftS Sophomore. Environmental Freshman, Marketing feedback at bgnews.com. Health POLITICAL 1NFOCOMPASS AMAZINGLY ACCURATE IN PREDICTING Toyota, other foreign DAILY WHITE HOUSE JOB PERFORMANCE.! JUST CUT OUT POINTER, AND, USING A LARGE THUMBTACK, STICK. IN CENTER OF INFOCOMPASS. SPIN UNTIL POINTER STCPSCSEE DIAGRAM). companies must cerned that (ieneral Motors is political turmoil brewing over no longer number one? Japanese car imports: an arti- Let's try and look at the big ficially low yen. picture. While Toyota is cur- Some American politicians rently the world's biggest auto- are accusing the Japanese mobile manufacturer, it is still government of keeping its cur- ranked third in the U.S. behind rency weak relative to the U.S. General Motors and Ford. dollar. According to classical In the first quarter of 2007, But look at what these com- economic theory, there is a Toyota has surpassed General panies have been doing in negative relationship between Motors in worldwide auto sales recent years: General Motors the real exchange rate (which for the first time in history. is closing 12 plants in the U.S., is influenced by the nomi- This has tremendous impact while Ford is closing 16. At the nal exchange ratel and net on the American economy. same time. Toyota continues exports. General Motors, while no lon- to expand its U.S. production The weak yen leads to a ger the firm with the greatest capacity. higher exchange rate in the revenues in America (it has Toyota's gains have been U.S., and thus lowers U.S. net recently been eclipsed by Wal- fueled by two main factors: exports. This gives Toyota Mart and Exxon Mobil), is still First, Toyota has a reputation an unfair advantage in the the largest production firm. for building the highest-qual- U.S. market, because its cars It is no secret that the ity cars; and second, none of are relatively cheaper for American automobile industry Toyota's workers are unionized. American consumers due to STAFF EDITORIAL I SUMMER NEWS has been struggling as of late. At General Motors and Ford, the weak yen. General Motors has laid almost every single production Interestingly enough, lapan off hundreds of thousands worker is unionized. Through is not the only country that of workers, Ford posted a unionization, the workers are • is applying this practice to SI2.8 billion loss last year and able to collude and demand trade with the U.S. China has reading, even in the summer Chrysler is up for sale. Still, a higher wage. This drives up also been accused of keeping this industry is important to prices on Chevys and Fords, its currency artificially weak the overall health of the U.S. which makes them even less in order to sell more goods Whethei you're going home for the SUMMER SCHEDULE economy, and the health of attractive in the marketplace. in the U.S. summer, staying here in Bowling the Midwestern economy in Americans have grown lapan and China are two of raduatingand heading off particular. accustomed to buying import- HARSHMAN COURTYARD: A redesign |ob, it's important to keep on Should Americans be con- ed cars, but there may be a new See TOYOTA | Page 5 top of the news. of the Harshman Quad courtyards, similar to the \iid ,is marry ol you maynol know, tomor- project undertaken at Kresicher last summer. 11 News will be the last printed this ter. 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You can even signup foi the BG News e-mail OFF CAMPUS: Ongoing road construction is a sensitive issue for Arabs and edition and gel an electronic copy of the news on South Main Street may keep us guessing into while it has been credited with a mailei erj week, the fall semseter. reduction in suicide bombings, Slow we know someol you are thinking: "I the security has come at a great don't need to keep track of the happening in SUMMER CLASSES: Three s.x-week ses cost to Palestinians who are now !(, while I'm away, I'll just catch hack up when I summer courses will be held on campus, cut off from resources and eco- Jon Stewart: 4796 k Bui you'd be wrong, in addition to numerous distance education nomic opportunity, thus breeding (141 people) I here are i lot of major changes happening courses. more terrorism in the long tenn. on campus this summer thai everyone should Twenty years ago, President Perhaps he was also thinking of opof. Imagine coming back in THE BG NEWS: Publishing weekly from May Ronald Keagan stood in Berlin the Berlin Wall or the "peace line" i and seeing a huge empty space where 16 through the end of July, covering all pertinent and issued a challenge to the in Belfast, separating Catholics saddlemire used tn be! local and campus news. leader of the Soviet Union. "Mr. and Protestants. Oprah: 21% Gorbachev," he said, "tear down Amidst peaceful protests (62 people) this wall." TWo years later, the wall demanding an end to construc- was dismanded and Germany tion of the wall, its assembly became a united democracy. has gone ahead, creating what Now, almost 20 years removed one military spokesman called ! LeBron James: from events in Berlin, the United "gated communities." Yeah, just MELLO! I VE BtCOMt ... COULD PBtONANT, RESULT States has entered the wall build- like the one in Tampa where [13% (38 people) AND DUE TO IN MY ing business. Grandma lives. i GOT COMPLICATIONS. DEATH! While everyone was transfixed Iraq is not the only place THROUGH CARRYING THEE&0Y by the horrific Virginia Tech where the United States is build- TO PEAL shootings, the U.S. military began ing walls. Along the U.S.-Mexico MEDICAL TOltRM- Dave Matthews: EXPtRTsi constructing a wall in Baghdad border the government is adding meant to separate Sunni and Shia 70 miles of metal walls this year 12% (35 people) residents and reign in sectarian and 225 miles next year, creat- violence in the capital. ing a barrier Mexican President The project lias gone ahead Felipe Calderon has likened to despite protests from outraged the Berlin Wall. Iraqis, including Prime Minister Whether in Baghdad or here at Paris Hilton:8% I SHOULD Nuri al-Maliki. "1 oppose the home, the walls the government (25 people) WHAT CO /fi\ TAKE TWO building of the wall and its con- is pouring our tax dollars into are IPO? - i.H: ASPIRIN?- THANKS- struction will stop," Mr. Maliki meant to divide, not unite. YOU aw SOTHIN6 KENNECY told reporters during a joint news Since 9/11 Americans have conference with the secretary been more willing than usual to &6 generaloftheArab League, Amr trade their values for security. AMOM? Moussa. Maliki has ordered a halt Whether it is the Patriot Act Ihe BG News poll is not to construction, saying it remind- and wiretapping or ill-conceived scientific and reflects the ed people of "other walls." foreign wars, security has come at opinions of only those Internet While the prime minister did a high price. users who have chosen to not specify, it is easy to come up Twenty years after admonish- participate The results cannot with a short list of walls he may be assumed to represent the ing the Soviet Union for building opinions of Internet users in have been referencing. walls in fear their citizens would general, nor the public as a The separation barrier con- whole. structed by Israel in the West Bank See WALLS | Page 5 LAREN WEBER. 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WWW.BGNEWS.COM OPINION AptJ 50.2007 5 Their construction makes talk that the values America is sup- the weak currency (and we are could be included in such an WALLS of a "unity" government in Iraq a posedly founded upon do not TOYOTA not even taking into consid- agreement about working From Page 4 joke. How is a united democracy always apply to the countries it From Page 4 eration the fact thai Japanese, conditions (which are gener- to come about in an environ- occupies. and Chinese workers particu- ally atrocious in China), hm flee and frightening ideas would ment lacking the free flow of When the United States builds America's biggest and most larly, are paid far less than their the most Important thing a) get in, the United States has people, ideas and resources? walls we risk losing our best important trading partners. American counterparts), they the moment is ensuring thai embarked down the same des- Ultimately, the Baghdad walls weapon in the struggle against I looked on the U.S. Census have a huge advantage in the no nation is undervaluing its perate path. will likely come to be seen by terrorism: the strength and Bureau's Foreign Trade market. currency. While the military may see the Americans as monuments to a attractiveness of our values. Statistics site, and found that in This is manifested in the Pair trade practices will Baghdad walls as an effective failed policy. Unfortunately, the 2006, the U.S. imported nearly Ini ml reds of t housands of lay- promote healthy competi- means of providing security in rest of the world will see them as $288 billion worth of goods offs that U.S. firms like General tion among U.S., Chinese and the short term, its consequences much more. When U.S. troops SerdamwenB to Jot Bcssdvra from China and more than Motors and Ford have been Japanese linns rather than the for Iraq and the United States in leave Iraq, the walls will likely fxxxhtebqswii $148 billion from Japan. forced to make. Cutthroat practices seen today the long term will be disastrous. remain, standing as a reminder Due to the sheer volume Hie U.S. and its Oriental (U.S. jobs slashed, Chinese of Chinese and Japanese trading partners need to meet workers exploited). imports, artificially weak and sign a trade agreement tYade thai is both tree and Chinese and Japanese cur- promising to lei the market fair will benefit everyone. rencies can severely harm the work on its own. and not use U.S. economy. unfair tactics such as weaken- Because their manufactured ing currencies. Send comments to 8r««fati Keep at goods are relatively cheap from It would be nice if a clause kepbebgsuedu *faay& December' * College ; got degree? feiaduatesjj GET WHEELS! 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Contact The BG News iMww.greenbriarrentals.com 1 at [email protected] ,. STATE 6 Monda, A[ ■ ■ WWW.BGNEWS.COM STATE BRIEF Train whistles disturb After being robbed omeowners' serenity and kidnapped. 59- year old victim calls FOSTORIA, Ohio (AP) — "It's not a done issue." Mayor Homeowners have long com- lohn Davoli said. "Although police from trunk plained about the barrage of the cost is very high, we're not COLUMBUS AP)-A cobber whistles from the nearly 200 going to give up on it." demanded his victims wallet and car trains thai nimble through He has been lobbying for keys, then dumped bim in th. • town just about everyday, about five years for help in o( his car and .. •■ nth his It adds up to 5,400 piercing creating quiet /.ones in the bank card early ,'• •'■relay, police said whistles a day. northwest Ohio city of 14.000 Martmo W kefmonrsv Its horrible," said Shirley people, where three main rail had taken Ira . Childers, who lives near a rail lines converge. line. " I hey just la) on their Two City Council mem- Sully called p' i ■ horns." bers, though, said Tuesday the trunk and do cribed the car and City leaders have been it's doubtful the idea will Williamv,ri ,-. Studying how to ban the move forward In the foresee- time lab i H rer matched whistles hill they have found able future because the city both he anil the car to Sully s descrip- that it might cost too much doesn't have the money. tion, poke said in a report to add safety devices at its Noisy trains have become Police Ireed Sully, 59, from the crossings, required to create such a common complaint trunk and charged Williamson. 20. quiel /ours that the Federal Railroad with aggravated robbery and The safety improvements Administration now allows 10ELSENSENIG . THE 8G NEWS kidnapping could cost from $450,000 to cities to ban whistles as long $850,000, according to esti- as they add or improve safety WHISTLE BLOWER: A tram sounds its whistle as it approaches the crossing on South Main Street m Fostona. Ohio. Homeowners have mates provided to the city. devices at crossings. long complained about the barrage ol whistles from the nearly 200 trains that rumble through town just about everyday Ohioans aren't cashing in Unusual police A on government money encounter ends BITTERSWEET with man in jail CLEVELAND (AP) — Low- and "We don't have to Bittersweet Farms, a residential, vocational and educational moderate-income Ohioans COLUMBUS (AP) — A man facility for individuals with autism, is growing!! are missing out on SI.5 billion look very hard to patted down because he We are currently hiring for the following: in government benefits each was with someone being year, turned off by exhaustive see Ohioans who are arrested on drug charges - Summer Program Support inWhitehouseand Pemberville paperwork, confusing termi- also ended up being arrested nology or long lines. struggling," when federal agents found he - Part-time LPN State officials say many had a large stash of heroin in - 1st shift at our Pemberville facility Ohioans could he eligible Ted Strickland | Governor his apartment, authorities said for thousands of dollars in Friday. - 1st. 2nd, and 3rd shifts at our White-house facility additional income from tax The city was ranked as the Drug enforcement agents refunds, home energy assis- nation's poorest big city by also discovered that Tomas You will be joining out participants in their daily activities ranging from tance, child-care subsidies the U.S. Census Bureau last Pulido Gonzalez, 30, was an vocational or educational training, homecare, community activities, recreation, and medical aid. year for the second time in illegal immigrant from Mexico, hygiene, and a wide range ni other activities and adventures. We will train "We don't have to look three years with nearly onein said Anthony Marotta, who the 1 ight person; you should already possess the work ethic, compassion, and very hard to see Ohioans three of Cleveland's 452,200 oversees the Drug Enforcement flexibility required in an MR/PI) environment. Please print an application from who are struggling," said residents living below the Administration's Ohio offices. our website, www.bittersweetfarms.org, and send it, or your resume, to Kristy Gov. Ted Strickland, in poverty line. Gonzalez was carry- Dunlap via email at kdunlap'" liilteisweetfanns.org, fax 419-875-5593. or Cleveland on Friday for the Counselors in the eight ing small heroin-filled bal- local start of the Benefit Bank states and the Pistrict of loons on Tuesday outside a Bittersweet Farms , a free, Web-based program Columbia where the Benefit Columbus apartment com- Ann: Human Resources that helps people apply for Bank now operate have iden- plex, and agents found 10 12660Archbokl-WhitehouieRcl a variety of assistance pro- tified an average of $6,450 pounds of heroin worthSl mil- Whitehouse, Ohio 43571 grams, file tax returns and more in yearly benefits for lion when they searched inside register to vote. each client. his apartment, Marotta said. OK. SO MY SUBS REALLY AREN'T GOURMET AND ESTABLISHED IN OMBUCTON, II WE'RE NOT FRENCH EITHC6 MY SUBS JUST TASTE IN BS3 TO ADD TO STUDENTS 6M A LITTLE BETTER, THAT'S ALL1 I WANTED TO Evidence for prosecution AND WNERAl DATING A8IUTY. ^tfliviviOHAr^ CALL IT JIMMY JOHNS TASTY SANDWICHES, BUT MY MOM TOLD ME TO STKr WITH GOURMET. SHE THINKS WHATEVER I DO IS GOURMET. BUT I DONT TUB* EITHER OF US KNOWS WHAT IT could face questioning MEANS. SO LET? STICK WITH TASTY! %"-#&**- COLUMBUS (AP) — The fed- conspiracy to use a weapon eral government intends to of mass destruction, which use evidence gathered from carries the most serious pen- secretly issued search war- alty of up to life in prison. fi*°»LD'S CREATES*. """MET SANDWl«-»- rants to prosecute an Ohio Before monitoring phone man accused of joining al- calls and e-mails or conduct- 8" SOB SANDWICHES Corporate Headquarters Champaign. 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Main Suite 7B "YOUR MOM WANTS YOU TO EAT AT JIMMY JOHN'S!" © Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 •llPi. 1111,211). 7111 ?«07 JIMMT JM> I IIIHCIISI I1C IIIIIMtfllSIIIII ■■ limit Hi li|»l I.Kilr li< MCM Oliitti [email protected] • 419.353.5800 WWWBGNEWS.COM NATION Monday. April 30 2007 7 Great Lakes United proposes ban on Contaminated animal food affects human health oceangoing freighters from seaway By Stephen J. Hedges and thousands base suffered kid Mary Ann Fergus ins problems, and 57 brands MCT of cat food and 83 of dog food The group looks to prevent the s[ have been recalled. WASHINGTON - The taint- On top of that, roughly 6,000 By Dan Eg»n from its winter slumber for its ed |K'( food scare, which has hogs will be dest roved becau se MCT 19th season. swelled into a serious crisis lor they ate tainted feed. The group argues that the idea animal lovers, now has spread to I he eltects oi melamine on Mil WAUKKE — The idea of ban- of slamming shut the Seaway to humans. people are thought to be mini ning oceangoing vessels from the oceangoing "salties" has become California officials have mal, but no one really knows Great lakes to halt the onslaught an environmental and econom- revealed that the contamina- Its consumption by humans of invasive species would have ic no-brainer, like padlocking tion got into the food chain: is considered so Improbable been universally dismissed as a stntggling little factory that is About 45 stale residents ate that no one has even studied nonsense just a few years ago. mining life for everyone in town pork from hogs that con- it. Not anymore. because it won't fix its oversize sumed animal leed laced with Hut they are studs ing now. frustrated with ocean freighters smokestack. melamine from China. What last month was a lim- dumping invasive species thai are The concept is fraught with Melamine is used to make ited recall of canned pet food ravaging native fisheries, despoil- legal issues, not the least of which plastics, hut it also artificially is on the serge of becoming ing prized beaches and costing is the fact that the United States boosts the protein level - anil a full-fledged public health water-dependent industries bil- must coordinate any such deci- thus the price—of the glutens scare, potentially overwhelm lions of dollars, the conservation sion with Canada, co-owner of that go into food. ing government agencies and group Great lakes United pro- the Seaway. It was already fatal for some raising troubling questions posed an overseas- freighter ban Hut it is also picking up MICHAEL SEARS pets: 17 cats and dogs are con- about U.S. food safety in the in late Match, the day before the steam — on both sides of the UNPACKING: Longshoremen unload caigo from the BBC Scandinavia alter it arrived at firmed dead, more base likely global economy and in the St. Lawrence Seaway was rousted political aisle. the Port of Milwaukee in Milwaukee. Wisconsin. April 1? died without being reported. post-Sept. II era. Freeway collapses after College in Florida unites to oppose Bush, Iraq War gasoline truck catches fire By Matthew I. Pinzur and the American flag into combat. out raging calls for an end to the Alexandra Alter Gonzalez svas among hun- war in Iraq. OUT By Marcus Wohli.n hospital. Officer Trent Cross ol MCT dreds of demonstrators drawn II we change one person's per- The Associated Press the California Highwaj Patrol from all pockets of South Florida spective, that's enough." said the said. MIAMI — He loved his country in culture: children and old ladies, man, svho said he would not gist' OAKLAND, Calif.-A section of The tanker carrying 8,600 gal- 1972 svhen he came home from peace drummers and bullhorn his name because newspapers freeway that funnels traffic onto lons of gasoline ignited around that village outside Saigon, ignor- screamers, Cubans calling lor and are "owned by a corporation thai the San I'rancisco Oakland Hits- 3:45 a.m. alter Hashing into a ing the friends who told him not to end to the travel ban and I laitians is eventually controlled by Hush." rW' Bridge collapsed early \ester pylon on the interchange, which wear his uniform. Oscar Gonzalez calling for the beginning of asy- His black hooded sweatshirt day after a gasoline tanker truck connects westbound lanes of did not care what Vietnam svar lum reform. had a hand-colored sign taped to overturned and caught fire, Interstate 110 to southbound I- protesters thought of the job he Their common cause was the back: "End Capitalism." authorities said. tlllti. about hall a mile from the had done. opposition to Hush, svho turns Further up the line, lack The heat from the lire uas Has Bridge's toll pla/a. I le loses it still in 2007, wearing out. alter all, to be a uniter. Ijeberman sold T-shirts for $10 intense enough to melt part The fire melted a second blue jeans and an olive-drab cap "I'm appalled at the notion that with Bush on a wanted poster of the freeway and cause the interchange from eastbound I- with his sergeant's insignia, lead- my great-great grandchildren will In a town not known for collapse, hut the truck's driver 80 to eastbound 1-.">I«) located ing hundreds of protesters on a still be paying for what this man activism on domestic politics, walked assay from the scene above the first interchange, march at Miami I )ade College. has done," said P.vie Hrignoni, the turnout surprised even with second-degree burns. causing a 250-yard section of "IVe always been very proud of carrying a sign that svondered organizers. No other injuries were the roadwaj to collapse onto my country," said Gonzalez, 53, why Hush's own twin daughters "Ihe usual suspects are here, AL DIAZ reported, which officials said the roadway below, according one of the Veterans for Peace who have not enlisted In the military. but there an1 a lot of people you PROTEST: Senior Jennifer Slama stands was only possible because the to the highway patrol. marshaled Saturday's protest. "There are a lot of angry people, don't usually see," said Linda among [he protesters at Miami-Dade accident happened so early on Witnesses reported Dames "But at this moment, I'm not." even in Miami." Helgrave. a University of Miami College where Piesidont George A a Sunday morning. Hie truck from the blaze reached up to These are hard feelings for a Among them svas a young- sociology professor and organizer will address the graduating class in Miami. driver took a taxi to a nearby 21X1 feet high. Marine Corps veteran who svore looking guitar player. 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BG baseball falls The Associated Press BFR1.A, Ohio — Brady Quinn stepped out from behind the in three strai black limousine's tinted win- WOMEN'S GOLF dows into brilliant Sunday ByChay«Held sunshine,Miimnrii- lier ii' wore blue jeans, Kari Liggett named Reporter a zlppered wind- breaker and a MAC Sportswoman After taking 2-of-3 games from Akron last Browns baseball of the Year: weekendforitsfirstMid-AmericanConference cap. Liggett, a senior on the series win of the season, the BG baseball team He was dressed appeared to finally be gaining some momen- casually, if not BG women's golf team tum in what has been an otherwise difficult for the occasion. was named the MAC's season. "I think he Sportswoman of the However, a disappointing loss at IPFW on was just worn Tuesday carried through to this weekend in Brady out from wear- Year at this year's MAC Oxford, as Miami swept three games from the Quinn ing that suit all Championships. She is the Falcons in conference play. Former Notre day yesterday." first-ever Falcon golfer to win The Redhawks (23-16, 11-5 MAC) claimed DameQB said tackle Joe the award. victories of 12-2,5-3 and 2-1 over the weekend goes later in Thomas. Quinn's to drop the Falcons to 4-14 in the MAC leaving new ({•animate. The Sportswoman of the them one game ahead of Ohio for last place in draft than One day alter Year award recognizes the the MAC East standings. expected his stunning player whom other players With the sweep, BG has now lost four slide In the first games in a row with 12 games remaining round became most enjoy playing or in the season, nine of which being against the biggest story of the NFL conversing with: has good MAC opponents. draft. Quinn began a new chap- rapport with her own team; "We're 4-14 in the conference; I can't imag- ter in his storied football career. ine anybody having any fun. Hut, I'm proud of Passed over h\ I'Oulhcrleams. is supportive of her own the guys and the way their effort was," said BG Quinn was Introduced at a news team, but also respects coach Danny Schmitz following yesterday's conference by the Browns, the the competition: makes game. "They left it all out on the field," team he dreamed of playing for players feel comfortable to BG was soundly defeated in game one as a kid and the one who passed behind a 14-strikeout performance from over him to take Thomas at No. be around her; commands Miami hurler lohn Ely (7-2) and a Redhawk 3 before trading up to select respect and esteem rather lineup that roughed up Falcon ace Tyler Notre Dame's golden-armed than merely being popular lohnson (5-4). Johnson gave up six earned quarterback. runs on nine hits in one inning pitched. Quinn spent lour agonizing and would consider to be BG had six hits on the game, with the high- hours Saturday waiting in the worthy of representing lights being a Josh Diet/, solo home run and a wings at Radio City Music Hall women's intercollegiate golf A Chris Gacom RBI single. Kurt Wells chipped lor his name to be called. With to others. in with two hits. national TV cameras trained on ■ft*** ^**g&«i< Game two saw a tighter contest, but the him sitting backstage, he smiled OUR CALL same result, as Brian Hangbers supplied the and tried to make the best ol an only offense for BG in the form of a three- awkward situation as team after run homer that cut Miami's lead to 5-3. That team chose other players. would be as close as the Falcons would come. Booed at first, the draftniks On the way up Miami pitchers Connor Graham and Reece on hand in New York began to RYANEVANS l-tBiiN:JVS The Cleveland Indians. Asbury combined to hold BG to eight hits for sympathize with Quinn as the The Tribe is leading the BATTER UP: Josh Oetz ($4) makes contact with the ball against the Miami University Redhawks Miami dominated the series, winning all three game during weekend play. Miami won 12-2.5-3 and 2-1. BG is now at See BASEBALL | Page 10 See QUINN | Page 10 AL Central and have won the bottom ol the East only a head ol Oh» University seven of their last eight games. Starter Cliff Lee is scheduled to Moss traded to Patriots 0SU Heisman return on Thursday. Three in a row winner taken in On the way down in exchage for draft pick The New York Yankees. The late rounc Bombers have over Toledo By Day* Goldberg dropped eight The Associated Press By Andrew Harner SEASON STATS COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) — Ohio of their last nine Reporter NEW YORK (AP) — The trade Stale's lleisnian-winning quar- games and manager Joe ■ BG has eight players of Randy Moss from Oakland terback. Troy Smith, waited The BG women's Softball team with 10 or more RBI. Torre could be fired by mid- to New England says a lot about five full rounds and watched (28-9, 11-5) swept rival Toledo the way the NF1. treats character 173 players get pickedirked before week. (8-30, 3-13) this weekend win- ■ While leading the team — or characters. him in the NFL ning 3-0 on Saturday and 5-1 in at-bats with 120, When Moss was traded to the draft before The List yesterday. Jeanine Baca is second Raiders two years ago, theVikings the Baltimore The NFL draft provided "Overall, they were both in batting average at got back a first-round pick and Ravens finally great team wins," said BG coach .550 a starting linebacker. Yesterday, selected him some surprises this weekend Shannon Salsburg. the Patriots got him for a fourth- yesterday with 1. Brady Quinn: After On Saturday, lea nine Baca ■ The Falcons are outscor- round choice, largely because the last pick of walked to open the game and ing their opponents 175- he dogged it in Oakland, where the fifth round. being projected in the top 5, traveled to each base in a dif- 74 this season. the worst work ethic in the NFL Smith's slock Troy Quinn slipped all the way to ferent fashion. She stole second, overrode his huge talent. JEFFCHI0 dropped after I Smith advanced to third on a fielder's ■ As a team, BG is hitting The Moss trade was part of an TROUBLE: Oakland Ra,ders wide Ohio Slate's Cleveland at 22. Former 0SU choice, and scored after a passed .272 for the season. NIT. draft where behavior was receiver Randy Moss is photographed at overwhelming 2. Ted Ginn, Jr.: ball to give BG a 1-0 lead. a major issue, especially since training camp in Napa. Calif loss to Florida quarterback In the second, Dawnjene scored again in the fifth via Miami was in need of a commissioner Roger Goodell in the national went in the DeLong also had a unique trip freshman Susan Sontag's has demonstrated he'll be tough Jarvis Moss of Florida and championship fifth round to quarterback at #9. but around the bases. After being sixth home run of the year. on players who get in trouble game and a poor Brandon Meriweather of Miami. the Ravens passed on Quinn to pick hit by a pitch to lead off the Sontag became the only fresh- with the law. He already has were taken in the first round. performance in Ginn, who didn't do much to inning, she advanced to second man in BG's history to hit more suspended Tennessee's Adam Meriweather, suspended for a senior all-star on a fielder's choice, to third on than five home runs in her first "Pacman" Jones for a year and a game last season, for stomp- game. impress scouts in workouts, a wild pitch, and scored on a season. Cincinnati's Chris Henry for ing on Florida International In his lleisman-winning sea- crazy. ground ball to the pitcher that Toledo threatened in the sixth eight games. Further disciplin- players during a fight, went to son, the 6-1, 213-pound Smith gave the Falcons a 2-0 lead. and seventh, but they left two ary action for other could be New England to join Randy completed 203 of 311 passes 3. Justin Harrell: After being retired 1-2- coming. (65.3 percent), and threw for 30 With the 16th pick, analysts 3 in the third and fourth, BG See SOFTBALL | Page 10 Only two players with" issues," See NFL | Page 12 touchdowns and had six inter- thought Green Bay would be ceptions. For his career, Smith looking for offense to give passed for 5,720 yards and 54 touchdowns as Ohio State went Brett Favre some help. They 25-3 when he started. went defensive instead. Carmona leads Tribe to victory over Orioles With the Ravens, Smith will compete to back up Steve 4. Calvin Johnson: McNair. Detroit has now taken a CLEVELAND (AP) — Slower "Fausto really On Saturday, Ted Ginn Jr. was receiver in the first round proved to be better for Fausto the first Buckeyes player to be Carmona. taken when Miami took him four of the last five years. stepped up in this Carmona (2-1) pitched into with the ninth pick of the first Matt Millen has said that he the ninth inning for the first situation...He did a round. won't be trading Johnson, time and Casey Blake homered He has returned six punts to help the Cleveland Indians either. good job." for touchdowns in his career beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-1 and was the Buckeyes' leading 5. Kevin Kolb: With yesterday. Enc Wedge | Indians Manager. receiver in 2006 with 59 catches The win came less than 24 fellow QBs Trent Edwards. for 781 yards and nine touch- hours after the Indians offi- Wedge put Carmona into downs. Drew Stanton and John Beck cially protested the 7-4 loss the starting rotation when left- The Super Bowl champion all predicted to go higher that ended their six-game win- hander Cliff Lee strained an Indianapolis Colts grabbed than Kolb. Philadelphia ning streak because the Orioles abdominal muscle in spring three Buckeyes — wide receiver were given a run three innings training. Lee is due back this Anthony Gonzalez, defensive took him with the 36th pick, after it had been waved off by week. tackle Quinn Pitcock and wide making him the third QB the umpires. "Fausto really stepped up receiver Roy 1 lall. Gonzalez was taken in the draft. "That was a great perfor- in the situation," Wedge said. taken with the last pick of the mance by Fausto," said Indians "Today, he slowed himself first round on Saturday. Pitcock manager Eric Wedge, who has down, checked himself. He did was taken in the third round MARK DUNCAN I AP PHOTO to tell the young right-hand- a good job." Saturday, and Hall was selected TEAMMATES: Cleveland Indians' Josh Barfield (29) greets teammate Casey Blake after er he's headed back to the Blake's solo homer off Baltimore Onoles pitcher Jaret Wright in the second inning minors. See INDIANS | Page 10 SeeOSU|PagelO I < 10 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM BASEBALL " We had some osu SOFTBALL QUINN From Page 9 opportunities; we From Page 9 From Page 9 From Page 9 the game. just didn't get some in the filth round yesterday. Mi< k i antrell 2 took I lie New Orleans Saints look runners on baseineach inning clock painfully ticked on. Ihe loss foi ihi' 1 .ili ons, giv- calls to go our way." running hack Antonio Pittmari as Ilayley Wiemer finished "It's the Notre Dame quarter- ing 111> five earned inns in I.I in the fourth round, the wiihacomplctegameshulout. back thing, love 'em or hate 'em," innings I efl handei \dam Oakland Raiders picked defen- She also had eight strikeouts. Quinn said. (iiimpl pin hed 1.2 innings ol sive end lay Richardson and "Anytime you get a com- Ihe biggest day of his life M oreless relief. I ostei .nul Mike Barnard also ihe Atlanta falcons look center plete game shutout, il helps." quickly became a nightmare for "I thought VI.mi Gumpfdid had multiple hit games for the I )tiug Datish in the sixth round, Salsburgsaid. the 22-year-old. who ran around ,i greal job in reliel Schmitz I all ons. bringing 10 eight the number Yesterday saw a differ- his backyard as a boy pretending said. "Brian I laughers hii a For BG, Sunday's game of Ohio Stale players chosen in ent means of scoring for the he was Browns iconic QB Bernie Ihree-run homei lo i ul a i 0 was another example of how the first si\ rounds. CHADIES REX ABBOGASI falcons as they were shut out Kosar slinging touchdown pass- di'in ii in i 3, bui that's where unforgiving the game of base- Pittman played three seasons DRAFT: Ohio Slate runiw.gbdtk and held to one hit before es in from of an imaginary Dawg ii stood ball i an lie when a team is for the Buckeyes, starling all 13 Antonio Pittman carries the ball during getting scoring twice in the Pound. I lie downward spiral foi the struggling. games in 2(MHi. The 5-foot-ll then college football game against sixth and three limes in the Bui just when it couldn't get I .Hi ons continued yesterday, "We had some oppor- Pittman had 1.233 yards on 242 Northwestern in Evanston. Ill seventh. bleaker, the Browns saved Quinn. ,i- Miami won 2-1 with a Mil tunities; we just didn't carries 15.1 yards per carry) and Emily Gouge kepi the I hey gave Dallas a second-round single in iIn- bottom ol the gel some ol the rails lo gti scored II touchdowns. He also life." Pittman said. Toledo bills quiet for the first pick this year and first-round ninth. our way." Schmitz said. caught II passes for 127 yards. "They gave me a call and I'm three innings before Brittany pick in 2008 to move up and take I hreeBCipiti hers,including I he playersi aren't quitting, He must compete with happy to he a Saint now. It's Rl ihhins hit a solo home run to Quinn with the22nd pick. startei Dust) Hawk 5.1 IP, I which is a great sign, because veteran Aaron Sleeker for lime to get in and compete," give the Rockets their only run Now, it's Quinn's turn to save KR. 3 Hi limited the Redhawks we sine aren't getting man) the third running hack spot he added. of the game. Gouge pitched the Browns, who have been to six hits on the game, but Ihe breaks...This team deserved behind Deuce McAllister and "I see myself titling in just five innings with three walks mostly luckless losers in the 1 .ili mis managed jusi seven ol better than what fate gave us Reggie Hush. fine. ... I can learn a lol from and eight strikeouts. eight years since l heir expansion theii own. lyesterdayl." The Saints never worked out those guys. Who better to teach In the next two innings, return. Gump! I I took the loss in lid is nil ini exams through Pittman. I heir only exposure you than Deuce and Reggie?" ihe Falcons found themselves He's ready for the challenge. reliel and lefl lelmanik went I hursda) before heading to to him was at the Nil.combine An Academic All-American, wiih two outs quickly, but ii "I'm accustomed to coming 2 i .ii the plate, driving in Kent Mate Friday for another workouts in Indianapolis, Gonzalez was an All-Big fen did not dampen their spirits into a new situation and chang- I In' lone i mi Ini lit,, \ndreu weekend MAC series. "I was shocked, but that's selection. as they rallied to score in both ing the attitudes and the way innings. people think," lie said. "I want In the sixth, Emmy Ramsey to change the way people feel in and Wiemer led the off the the fourth quarter when there BowlingGreeni inning with singles. After are two minutes left and we have Allison Vallas and Ashley the ball at the 20.1 think it's a big Zirkle each recorded outs. tiling that people don'l under Del .ong came through with a stand. two-run single. "You have lo keep believing. In the seventh inning. BG It s never OK to lose." RecyeirgC extended their narrow 2- Quinn's free fall through the I lead. With two outs, liaca firsi round may have damaged 24 Hour Drop Off' and Ramsey singles led up lo more than his reputation. It likely Wiemer's three-run home run. cost him more than $29 million After replacing Gouge in the In guaranteed money, a fact he sixth, Wiemer pitched two dismissed as easily as sidestep- Recycle your: perfect innings to ensure the ping a blitzing linebacker. 5-1 win. "If yon are successful in the Pizza Boxes & Beverage Containers "IScoring with two outs] is Ml, you're going to make huge," Salsburg said, "At the money.'' lie said. "It's not a big beginning of the year, we deal. I'm not a guy who comes Other items accepted: scored a lot wilh two outs so from a lot of money. I'm a blue- I was really happy lo see that collar, hardworking kid and for Books • Phone Books Glass [comeback]." me it's a dream to be drafted in • Cardboard ' Steel Cans On the season, the falcons ihe first round." Junk Mail have hit a school-record 3-1 Quinn came lo yesterday's Mixed Office Paper • Brown Bags 'Aluminum Cans home runs and will look to affair not thinking lie needed Improve on that record as they lo dress up. But when he saw Magazines/Catalogs • Plastic Bottles 'Aluminum Foil face Northern Illinois for a Thomas, who skipped a draft- doiihleheader on Friday and day trip to New York to go fishing, Newspaper • Green-Bar Computer Paper ' Scrap Metal Western Michigan for Iwo in a pinstriped suit. Quinn broke games this weekend. After out a spori coal, slacks and tie. i hat. the falcons will begin the I lis decision to change delayed Mid American Conference the news conference. Tournament "We thought it would lie his girlfriend gelling ready." joked general manager Phil Savage. 'We made you wait yesterday, and you made us wait today." Quinn will he looked upon as a savior in Cleveland, expect- ed to carry ihe Browns back to greatness. I le's used lo the heavy lifting. As Notre Dame's starling QB for four years, every mo\e he made was scrutinized by ihe school's worldwide fan base. There may be no tougher job in college foot- ball — other than coaching the lighting Irish — than quartet- backing them. Quinn feels his pressure- packed collegiate career will serve him well. "Notre Dame prepared me as best as it could have," he said. "When you look at the aspects of playing nationally televised games and the competition week in and week out. I was dealing wilh the media from Day I. Obviously, there were times in my career where we started losing and that's when you feel the heat. "I've been through the lire and adversity, and that's a positive for me." Another plus was playing under coach Charlie Weis, who before going to Notre Dame helped develop Tom Brady into a Pro Bowl quarterback and Super Bi iwlchampion as New England's offensive coordinator. BUCKEYE SELF - STORAGE •Near Campus •Low Rates •Open 24 Hours •Summer Leases •Clean •Many Sizes Don't Make Extra Work Leave Your "Things"! Summer Storage! 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Fallslrom Josh so people can really know who The Associated Press Hancock I am. I think this organization Has played with been lo ln» formei learns, Rand) in Oakland, the lethargic habits has done all they could to get the ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis 1 i- had onlj one rela- he sometimes demonstrated in proper information. Than why Cardinals are mourning a Reds. Philly's livelj minoi run-in with the law Minnesota ["I play when I feel like I think they were comfortable in teammate for the second time and the Cards filtering the M I in 1998 if) were on display regularly on picking me and trading up to get in five years, and it isn't any although he dropped to 21sl the NFUs worsl (earn. me. I really appreciate that" easier tliis time. overall in ihe draft because of off- The draft picks haven't proven Wright could represent the Josh I lancock. a relief pitch- Hancock was alone in his field issues in college. ihcii ability yet. Hut the most tal- Other side of Goodell's "get tough" er who helped the team win 2007 Isord Explorer when the Niiw In gets in pla) tin Hill ented certainly get the chance. policy. the World Series last season, SUV struck the rear of a flat- i as strong willed as toother player with a clouded While the rookie commissioner died early Sunday when his lied low truck at 12:35 a.m. i in. Both are coaches who past to go early was Eric Wright, has made it clear he will crack sport utility vehicle slammed The tow truck was in the left ii . i an deal with troubled a comerback from UNI.V cho- down on continued transgres- into ihe back of a tow truck, lane with its lights flashing although Shanahan got sen by Cleveland in the second sions, he's also emphasized a bringing back painful memo- while assisting another car .iih ( larett, who was round with the 52nd pick. The willingness to forgive one-time ries of Darryi Kile's death in that had crashed, Police Chief uise he was too slow and Browns traded up to lake Wright. mistakes. |une 2002. |oe Mokwa said. not bci ause he caused a projected first-rounder by some Ixist week, when five prospec- "There's a big bole that's I lancock died upon impact. scouts. Wright left Southern tive first-round picks visited going lo be there," St. Inuis Mokwa said. The driver of the \iitl Belii hickgol thrceproduc- California alter being charged his office, he apologized to two manager Tony La Ritssa said. low (ruck, whose name was isons From Corey Dillon, uiih rape. That charge was later of them. Calvin Johnson and " I his is brutal to go through." not released by police, was in led running back with a dropped. (laines Adams, for reports they The Cardinals postponed the truck at the time of the HI for me first behavior, "We did the background check had answered "yes," to a ques- iheirhonie game Sunday night crash but was not injured. ould salvage Moss, who which includes police reports, ... tion at the scouting combine as lo against the Chicago Cubs, la Mokwa said the truck driver I was overwhelmed, We urn- comfortable with where whethertheyeverused marijuana. Kussa informed I lancock's saw Hancock's SUV swerve i ' didnl expo i lo hear we were lor we would have taken He also ordered the question no family ol the accident. just before il hit Ihe tow truck. Delichick him off of our board." Browns longer be used in questionnaires, "What words can you give Mokwa said it appeared . Moss ;ii nl Dillon are general manager Phil Savage said. said he will punish teams who somebody in a situation like I lancock was driving at or just i -I.IIIII-.IHII Ml players stars "We left Eric Wright where we leak information, and pledged lo this?" Cubs manager Lou above the speed limit, and :ii there best. I spa ialfj Moss, iliouglit he should lie apologize lo a third player named I'iniella said. lhere were no alcohol con- iilthuugh during his two seasons Wright was grateful, anil said in the report, Amobi Okoye. Police said the 29-year-old tainers in his vehicle. SENIOR AWARDS 1045 N. Main 7B Bowling Green, Ohio 419-353-5800 ongratulations to our Management Inc. www.mectabg.com Graduating Seniors! APARTMeuTS/Hot/ses/SroRAGe t/t/frs LOG OA/ TODAY TO: FROM THE • • • View our 2007/2008 listing View photos, map of locations, paperwork TIONAL SPORTS DEPARTMENT and other info to make your search easier. 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Inc. www phnnowlovorooloilata.com 'We've got a place for everyone!" i WWWBGNEWS.COM SPORTS 13 Great April puts Indians on top of the AL Central division CLEVELAND (AP) — Eric Wedge is in first place at the end of April for the first time since becoming Indians manager. "I'm very proud of the way guys have fought through tilings this month," Wedge said yesterday after completing April with a 14-8 record — the Indians' best since a 16-6 opening month in 1999. The Indians lead Minnesota by 1 1/2 games in the AI. Central and have today off. MARK DUNCAN In Wedge's first four years in PLEADING: Cleveland, the April record often gameagainsi lite Raltimv was as uglv as the weather 7-19 in 2003, followed by 9-13, 9-14 and 13-12. Now, Wedge hopes the rest of Bad call, weather affects Tribe the season will be as successful. A year ago, he emphasized making By Tom Withers MARK DUNCAN "I never had four games snowed out or a fast start. But Cleveland went red P a combined 32-47 from May 1 WEIRD: Cleveland Indians Grady Sizemore right is gieeted by David Dellucci (20) and Josh BarMd after Sizemores instde-the-park home run off Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jeremy played home games in another city, either. until the end of Inly to fall out of CLEW LAND Strange, strange the race. Guthrie in the sixth inning of a baseball game Friday in Cleveland ihings ari' happening al lacobs And we've only got 140 more games to "I'm not going through that field, baseballs theater of the again," Wedge remarked when the "You mix it with his good slider and absurd. go this year." Indians reported to spring training We're not even out of April. this February. "I'm about winning changeup and he is very tough to hit. As a and it's already been a weird one series at a time and not get- season al the corner of Ontario ting too crazy over starting fast." hitter, I would not want to face him." and Carnegie. waving il oil. out. Nick Markakis on ilmd So far, that philosophy has The Cleveland Indians have Indians reliever Roberto base and lej.nl.i ,n first, Ramon worked. Irie Indians won seven Victor Martinez I (al had lour games al the lake Hernandez, who broke into the I lenuindez hii a sinking linei lo of eight series in April, the only postponed by a freakish \pi iI major leagues in 1986, thoughl center field. blemish an embarrassing three- together and we're ready to take yesterday. Tic''- just getting bet- snowstorm, forcing the club lie had seen il all. ( leveland's < Iradj Sizemote game sweep in New York. But they on anything," Nixon said. "Right ter and better. He can be pretty to move a three-game "home" "Never saw anything like it," made a diving i an li. popped rebounded to win eight of their now, this team dwsn't really have special." series to Milwaukee. Also, the die IL' yeai "Id piti her said up ,ind threw in liisi in lime In next 10. an identity. I think it's developing Mai tine/ compares Cannona's team won its oft-delayed open- yesterday. "Of course, I never gel lejada for an inning ending "It'sgreat," third baseman Casey dav bv day, win by win." sinker to that of veteran lake er with just one hit - a first had lour games snowed OUI 01 double play. Markakis, however, Blake said ofthestart. "Indi\idually, CALM, COOl, CARMONA: Wcsthrook, who last season got inning double - lo become played home games in another lagged up and scored well before 1 don't know if it means as much Catcher Victor Martinez has seen opposing batter', to hit Into 36 the first squad since 1952 to city, either. And we've only got lejada was i ml .11 liisi as when you start fast as a team. It right-hander lausto Carmona double plays, most in the majors. win ,i game with their only hit I III mi ire games in go this year." I leie's where H gets lillelesl takes pressure off everybody try- pitch better. 1 le also Ix'licvcs the " I want to call that sinker all day coming in their first at-bat. I he latest weirdness began ing, ing to do too much." best is on the way. long," Marline/ said. "You mix it I he wackiest event, though, Innocently enough. Here's a Baltimore's run should have Outfielder Trot Nixon, in his first Tva seen him like this or bet- with his good slider and changeup happened Saturday nighi recap: counted, hut it was disallowed season in Cleveland, said he sees a ter," Martinez said after the right- and he is very lough to hit. As a when umpires awarded a I he Orioles had JUSI taken il by plate umpire Marvin I ludson special camaraderie developing. hander got IH groundnuts over 8 hitter, I would not want to face run in the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 lead in the third on Miguel and the inning nuird with the "We've gone through so much I -3 innings to beat Baltimore 6-1 him." — three innings after initially Tejada's Kill single. Huh one Orioles up 2-1. not I I INDIANS From Page 9 Orioles starter laret Wright (0-3) may be headed back to the DL the right-hander was activated before the game, gave up three runs in three innings, and said he felt dis- comfort in his shoulder. "It doesn't feel loo good," Wright said. "I tried to get through it. It hurts, basically. 11 felt bad and kept getting worse. We'll give it 24 hours and come up with a plan." Wedge could use a plan to try and keep Carmona in Cleveland's crowded rotation. "We're not going to make any decisions today," Wedge said. "One way or another, it's a very tough situation and you want to give it as much time as humanly possible." Carmona gave up six hits, walked two and struck out one in a career-best 8 1-3 innings. He had a shutout into the ninth when Aubrev Huff hit his 100th pitch over the wall in right with one out. After lay Gibbons singled, Rafael Betancourt replaced Carmona and got the last two outs. "I wanted to finish." Carmona said through first- base coach Luis Rivera, who served as interpreter for the 23-year-old Dominican. "I didn't think about a shutout, or about maybe the minors." Carmona got 18 outs on ground balls, one a spec- tacular play by second base- man losh Barfield in the first inning. Ranging behind the bag to field a sharp bouncer hit by Miguel Tejada, Barfield leaped in the air, turned and threw to first for the out. Carmona issued his only two walks with two outs in the eighth. After a visit by pitching coach Carl Willis, the right- hander got Nick Markakis to ground out on the next pitch. "When he had to make a pitch, he kept it down and got a ground ball," Orioles man- ager Sam Perlozzo said. "He pitched a great game." It was Carmona's second straight win after taking 11 straight losses. He won his major league debut against Detroit on April 15,2006, then went 39 appearances, includ- ing nine starts, before defeat- ing Minnesota on Tuesday. Wright, sidelined since experiencing shoulder sore- ness April 10 against Detroit, walked the first two batters he faced. After Travis Hafher was called out on strikes, Victor Martinez lined a two-run sin- gle to right for a 2-0 lead. 12 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM "We did the background check which yesterday what happened at USX" NFL has made him wary of "the peo- ple I associate myself with. Cardinals' Hancock includes police reports...We were "I grew up in a strong house- Moss larvis Moss, suspended lor comfortable with where we were [or] we hold and was an honor roll stu- i game foi iii.tiijn.niM use, wenl dent my entire life. I went to an all dies in car accident io Denver, which drafted another would have taken him off the board." boys Catholic school. I really need ihi i iators, to present myself in a proper light By R.B. Fillitrom Josh k lefensive lai kle Man us I hernias iq< i orowns {jC'i't'Mi manager so people can really know vvho The Associated Press Hancock I am. I think this organization fourth round, Has played with I homa d to have hern in his former teams, Handy in Oakland, the lethargic habits has done all they could to get the ST. IOU1S — The St Louis em. Bui after being Moss has had only one rate- he sometimes demonstrated in proper information. That's why Cardinals are mourning a Reds. Philly's isi season dverj minor run-in with the law Minnesota ("I play when I feel like I think they were comfortable in teammate for the second time and the Cards in marijuana use, lit was k» ked since entering the NFL in iw>8 it") were on display regularly on picking me and trading up to get in five years, and it isn't any I Irban although he dropped to 21st the NFIi worst team. me. I really appreciate that." easier this time. iig(iainesvillcwith overall in the dial) because of off- The draft picks haven't proven Wright could represent the Josh Hancock, a relief pitch- Hancock was alone in his ricuds '' lando againsl liekl issues In college. their ability yet. But the most tal- other side of Goodell's "get tough" er who helped the team win 2007 Ford Explorer when the Now he gets to play for Bill ented certainly get the chance. policy. the World Series last season, SUV struck the rear of a flat- going in be ;i lol Belichick, as strong-willed as Another player with a clouded While the rookie commissioner died early Sunday when his bed tow truck at 12:35 a.m. i it some nl the Shanahan. Both are coaches who past to go eariy was Eric Wright, has made it clear he will crack sport utility vehicle slammed The tow truck was in the left : ... done, Im luding think they can deal with troubled a cornerback from UNLV cho- down on continued transgres- into the back of a tow truck, lane with its lights flashing from I lorida." players, although shanahan got sen by Cleveland in the second sions, he's also emphasized a bringing back painful memo- while assisting another car anahan, who nowhere with Curett, who was round with the 52nd pick. The willingness to forgive one-time ries of Darryl Kile's death in that had crashed, Police Chief took ,i chance I >\ cut because he was mo slow and Browns traded up to take Wright, mistakes. )une2002. Joe Mokwa said. Maurice too fat, not because he caused a projected first-rounder by some Last week, when five prospec- "There's a big hole that's I iancock died upon impact, . i mild. trouble. scouts. Wright left Southern tive first-round picks visited going to be there," St. Louis Mokwa said. The driver of the b . cine of the \nd Belichickgot three produc- California after being charged his office, he apologized to two manager Tony La Russa said. tow truck, whose name was are giving him tive seasons from I nie\ I lillnn, with ni|K'. That charge was later of them, Calvin Johnson and "This is brutal to go through." not released by police, was in porumih to come back a talented running back with a dropped. Gaines Adams, for reports they The Cardinals postponed the truck at the time of the i is no sec reputation for me-first behavior. We did the background check had answered "yes," to a ques- their homegameSundaynight crash but was not injured. obvious!) ■< I le could salvage Moss, who which includes police reports. ... tion at the scouting combine as to against the Chicago Cubs. La Mokwa said the truck driver i IIKI a gU) said Sunday, "I was overwhelmed, We were comfortable with where whethertheyeverused marijuana. Russa informed Hancock's saw Hancock's SUV swerve of; I iinnk he because I didn't expect to hear we wen |or| we would have taken He also ordered the question no family of the accident. just before it hit the tow truck. i ■'. ill not gel ;i iiiuii coach Belichick him off of our board,'' Browns longer be used in questionnaires, "What words can you give Mokwa said it appeared ii i \i i.. and Randy Moss and Dillon are general manager I'hil Savage said. said he will punish teams who somebody in a simation like I Iancock was driving at or just i i in have established NFL players — stars We left Elk Wright where we leak information, and pledged to this?" Cubs manager Lou above the speed limit, and him uiili theorga lization." at there best. Especially Moss, thought he should be." apologize to a thiid player named Piniella said. there were no alcohol con- \v m nl,ii hi' as he's although during his two seasons Wright was grateful, and said in the report, Amobi Okoye. 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April 30.200715 Great April puts Indians on top of the AL Central division CLEVELAND CAP) — Eric Wedge is in first place at the end of April for the first time since becoming Indians manager. "I 'm very proud of the way guys have fought through things this month," Wedge said yesterday after completing April with a 14-8 record — the Indians' best since a 16-6 opening month in 1999. The Indians lead Minnesota by 11/2 games in the AL Central and have today off. MARK DUNCAN In Wedge's first four years in PLEADING: Cleveland Indians manager Eric Wedge argues with homo plate umpire Bill Ml Cleveland, the April record often game against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday, in Cleveland. Wedge objected to Miller's all on a was as ugly as the weather. 7-19 in 2003, followed by 9-13, 9-14 and 13-12. Now, Wedge hopes the rest of Bad call, weather affects Tribe the season will be as successful. A year ago, he emphasized making ByTomWith.r. MARK DUNCAN : AP PHOTO "I never had four games snowed out or a fast start. But Cleveland went The Associated Press WEIRD: Cleveland Indians Grady Sizemore. right, is greeted by David Dellucci (20) and a combined 32-47 from May 1 Josh Barfield alter Sizemore's inside-the-park home run oH Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jeremy played home games in another city, either. until the end of luly to fall out of CLEVLTAND — Strange, strange Guihrie m the sixth inning of a baseball game Friday, in Cleveland the race. things are happening at lacobs And we've only got 140 more games to "I'm not going through that Field, baseball's theater of the again," Wedge remarked when the "You mix it with his good slider and absurd. go this year." Indians reported to spring training We're not even out of April, this February. "I'm about winning changeup and he is very tough to hit. As a and it's already been a weird Rob" one series at a time and not get- season at the corner of Ontario ting too crazy over starting fast." hitter, I would not want to face him." and Carnegie. waving ii off, out, Nick Maricakis on third So far, that philosophy has The Cleveland Indians have Indians reliever Roberto base and lejada at first Ramon worked. The Indians won seven Victor Martinez I Catcher had four games at the lake- I lemandez, who broke into the I lemandez hit a sinking liner iii of eight series in April, the only postponed by a freakish April major leagues in 1986. thought center field, blemish an embarrassing three- together and we're ready to take yesterday. "He's just getting bet- snowstorm, forcing the club he had seen it all. Cleveland's Grady Sizemore game sweep in New York. But they on anything," Nixon said. "Right IB and better. He can be pretty to move a three-game "home" "Never saw anything like it." made a diving catch, popped rebounded to win eight of their now, this team doesn't realty have special." series to Milwaukee. Also, the the 42-year-old pitcher said up and threw to lust in lime to next 10. an identity. I think it's developing Martinez compares Cannona's team won its oft-delayed open: yesterday. "Of course. I never get lejada fbl an inning-ending "It's great," third baseman Casey day by day, win by win." sinker to that of veteran lake er with just one hit — a first- had four games snowed out or double play. Maricakis, however, Blake saidofmestart. "Individually, CALM, COOL CARMONA: Westbrook, who last season got inning double — to become played home games In another tagged up and scored well before I don't know if it means as much Catcher Victor Martinez has seen opposing batters to hit into 36 the first squad since 1952 to city, cither. And we've only got lejada was out at first. as when you start fast as a team. It right-hander Fausto Carmona double plays, most in the majors. win a game with their only hit 140 more games to go this year." I leie's where it gels interest takes pressure off everybody try- pitch better. He also believes the "I want to call that sinker all day coming in their first at-bat. The latest weirdness began Ing. ing to do too much." best is on the way. long," Martinez said. "You mix it The wackiest event, though, innocently enough. Here's ,t Baltimore's run should have Outfielder Trot Nixon, in his first "I've seen him like this or bet- with hisgood slider and changeup happened Saturday night recap: counted, but it was disallowed season in Geveland, said he sees a ter," Martinez said after the right- and he is very tough to hit. As a when umpires awarded a I he Orioles had just taken a by plate umpire Marvin Hudson special camaraderie developing. hander got 18 groundouts over 8 hitter, I would not want to face run to the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 lead in the third on Miguel and the inning ended with the "We've gone through so much 1-3 innings to beat Baltimore 6-1 him." — three innings after initially lejada's Kill single. With one Orioles up 2-1, not 3-1. INDIANS From Page 9 Orioles starter laret Wright (0-3) may be headed back to the DL The right-hander was activated before the game, gave up three runs in three innings, and said he felt dis- comfort in his shoulder. "It doesn't feel too good," Wright said. "I tried to get through it. It hurts, basically. It felt bad and kept getting worse. We'll give it 24 hours and come up with a plan." Wedge could use a plan to try and keep Carmona in Cleveland's crowded rotation. "We're not going to make any decisions today," Wedge said. "One way or another, lit College Park CammuDtties it's a very tough situation and you want to give it as much time as humanly possible." everyone is isi" Carmona gave up six hits, walked two and struck out one in a career-best 8 1-3 innings. He had a shutout The Enclave Apartments in celebration with the into the ninth when Aubrey Ohio Civil Rights Commission is proud to support Huff hit his 100th pitch over the wall in right with Fair Housing and recognize that April 2007 marks one out. After Jay Gibbons singled, Rafael Betancourt the 39th anniversary o( the Title VIII of the Civil replaced Carmona and got Rights Act of 1968. Federal Fair Housing Act, which the last two outs. "I wanted to finish," provides for equal housing opportunity for all Carmona said through first- Americans and prohibits housing discrimination on base coach Luis Rivera, who served as interpreter for the the basis of race, color, religion, sex national origin/ 23-year-old Dominican. "I didn't think about a shutout, ancestry, familial status and disability. or about maybe the minors." Carmona got 18 outs on If you believe that your rights have been violated, ground balls, one a spec- tacular play by second base- please contact the Ohio Civil Rights Commission man losh Barfield in the first at 419.245.2900. inning Ranging behind the bag to field a sharp bouncer hit by Miguel Tejada, Barfield At College Park Communities everyone is welcome. leaped in the air, turned and threw to first for the out. Carmona issued his only two walks with two outs in the eighth. After a visit by pitching coach Carl Willis, the right- hander got Nick Maricakis to ground out on the next pitch. "When he had to make a pitch, he kept it down and got a ground ball," Orioles man- ager Sam Periozzo said. "He pitched a great game." It was (Pinion,is second straight win after taking 11 straight losses. 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Martinez lined a two-run sin- gle to right for a 2-0 lead. t i 14Mocxtoy.ApiilS0.2007 WORLD WWW.BGNEWS.COM Secular protests reveal deep Turkish divisions Journalist By Benjamin Harvey across tin' country overnight. than a week ago but it came a attacked The demonstrators sang nation- day alter l-jdogan's government alist songs and demanded the res- rejected a stem warning from the ISTANBUL take) More than ignation ol the government, call- military over the country's dis- by gunmen KKI.UCM) secular links gathered ing I'rinif Minister Uecep iayyip puted presidential election, calling in Istanbul yesterday, chanting Erdogan a "traitor." its interference unacceptable in a slogans against the pro-Islamic I his government is theenemy democracy. in Iraq government that has raced severe of Ataturk." said Kl year-old The ruling party candidate, criticism from the country's pow- Ahmet Yurdakul. a retired gov- foreign Minister Abdullah C.ul, By Basivm Mrout erful military. ernment employee, in reference failed to win a lirst-round vic- The Associated Press Ii was the second large (lemon to the founder of the modern tory Friday in a parliamentary strarjon against the government republic, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. vote marked by tensions between BAGHDAD — Gunmen seri- in fust two weeks and shows a I hey warn to drag Turkey to the secularists and the pro-Islamic ously wounded one of Iraq's deepening division between secu dark ages. government. Most opposition best known radio and tele- lar and Islamist camps in Inrkisli Aery television footage stowed legislators boycotted the vote MURADSEZER AP PHOTO vision journalists near her society More than 300X100 secu a sea of red (lags in the packed and challenged its validity in the POWER STRUGGLE: Pro-seculai demonstrators wall; beneath Turkish flags carrying home in the capital yesterday, lar Turks staged a similar rally in meeting area in Caglayan district, Constitutional Court portraits of Turkey's founder Ataturk during a rally in Istanbul. Tutkey. yesterday. Hundreds police said. Ankara two weeks ago. lurkish Hags were seen every- (iul has promised to uphold of thousands of pro-secular Turks flooded central Istanbul to demand the resignation of the The attackers were waiting "Turkey is secular and will where, draped on people like die country's secular traditions government, which they fear is leading Turkey toward Islamic rule The demonstrators took to in parked cars and opened remain secular," shouted thou capes, cars, motorcycles and also amid concerns that his victory the streets following a sharp rise in tension between Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogans fire just as Amal al-Moudares sands ol Bag-waving protesters, hanging from buildings. will strengthen die role of Islam government and the country's powerful pro-secular military, which accuses the government left her house at 7:45 am in who traveled to Istanbul from Ihc rally was organized more in ixilirics. of tolerating or encouraging the activities of radical Islamic circles the western neighborhood of Khadra, police said. She was critically wounded and hospitalized for treatment, police said. Woman kidnapped by Al-Moudares, who is in her 60s, began working for state- run television in 1962 and was Taliban returns to France known by many Iraqis for her weekly program TO Minutes," I'ARIS (API— A French aid worker which focused on odd stories who was kidnapped by the Ialiban from around the world. in Afghanistan returned home to She later worked for Baghdad France yesterday, diplomatic offi- radio until the fall of Saddam cials said. Hussein's regime in 2003. 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Balder ruling coalition joined oppo- The Associated Press 5 9 2 sition lawmakers yesterday in calling for the Israeli leader and CAMP RMHJIAJ I, Iraq — The his defense minister to resign armored carrier has a grim 9 5 7 after parts of a government black slash across its side, bunt report criticizing their handling marks on the door and a web of of last year's war in Lebanon cracks along the window. 7 1 3 6 were leaked to local media. like most of the Mine Officials close to the inves- Resistant, Ambush Protected tigation confirmed TV reports IMHAP) vehicles in Anbar prov- 7 1 5 9 that the panel concluded ince, diis one has been hit as Olmert and Defense Minister AVI OHAYON many its three times by enemy Amir I'eretz made hasty and ill- TANK VISIT: In this photo released by Israel's Government Press Office. Israeli Prime fire and bomb blasts. 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