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Weather Fatal car accident victim identified Another University student involved, charged with vehicular homicide by Eileen McNamara police reporter his Yamaha Genesis motorcycle Worthington, a Columbus su- with vehicular homicide and he was required by state law to was struck by a Plymouth Hori- burb. failure to yield right of way. He wear a helmet and was prohibit- zon attempting to turn left onto "Andrew was a very respected will be arraigned in Bowling ed from driving at night. A 19-year-old University sec- East Wooster Street from North brother and he will be missed by Green Municipal Court Sept. 9. Police said earlier witness re- ond-year student has been identi- Mercer Road. Mekolites was all of us," Sigma Phi Epsilon According to the police report, ports indicating the accident was fied as the victim of the fatal turning right onto East Wooster President Jeff Murphy said. Mekolites skidded into the im- caused because they thought crash at the intersection of East Street from South Mercer Road "He was a fun guy to be around pact on his right side, apparently Donahue ran a red light were not Warm, possibly wet Wooster Street and Mercer Road and had the right of way. The ac- and he cared about people," his from slamming on his brakes to accurate. weather: Tuesday night. cident occurred around 9:40 p.m. roommate Frederick Rowe said. avoid hitting the car. He was "The traffic light was not even Today, variable cloudi- A University graduate student "He didn't let other people tell thrown from his motorcycle and involved ... he apparently just did ness with scattered showers has been charged with vehicular Police said neither driver was him what to do." The driver of collided head-on with the vehicle, not see the motorcycle coming," or thunderstorms. High homicide as a result of the acci- under the influence of drugs or the Plymouth, 25-year-old Mat- receiving major head injuries. Police Chief Galen Ash said. near 80. Southwest winds 10 dent. alcohol. thew Donahue, received only Mekolites was not wearing a Ash said witness reports alleg- to 20 mph. Chance of rain 40 Andrew S. Mekolites, 46 Rod Mekolites was a member of minor visible injuries. helmet. Because he had only a percent. Tonight, partly gers, was killed instantly when Sigma Phi Epsilon and a native of Donahue has been charged temporary motorcycle license, See Crash, page four. cloudy. Low SO to 55. Tomorrow, partly cloudy. High 75 to SO. Bowling Green Sin University? Criminal Inside The News Link-o-rama: indicted Jerome Library has un- veiled a brand new on-line catalog system, the BG LINK, which will become a in slaying branch of a link between 13 state universities. J See page five of youth On Campus The Associated Press
The white zone is for un- CINCINNATI - A man serving loading...: a prison term for a burglary con- Parking and Traffic and viction was indicted Tuesday on the Athletic Department are a death penalty charge alleging requesting students move he killed a 10-year-old girl, pros- their vehicles from lot 19 ecutors said. (the on-campus student lot A Hamilton County grand jury located east of the Vistors' indicted Jeffrey A. Wogenstahl, Information Center) to ac- 31, of Harrison, on a charge of comodate visitors to the aggravated murder in the Nov. Thursday night football 24 slaying of Amber Garrett, also game. of Harrison. Police said the girl Students are advised to was kidnapped from her bed in move their vehicles to lots 8, her home. Her body was found 9 and 12 before 3:30 p.m. Nov. 27 dumped in a ravine off a Thursday. However, vehi- road in Bright, Ind , about three cles which are not moved miles from her home. out of lot 19 will not be tick- The BG Newi/TIm Normar The indictment alleges Wogen- eted. Arguing over women's reproductive rights in the Union Oval Campus Ministry USA, held the attention of more than 200 stu- stahl killed the girl while kidnap- Officials also ask that stu- Wednesday afternoon, freshman theatre/communication major dents during the afternoon while talking about abstinence, relig- ping her and committing burg- dents not move to lot 20, Sharon McCann erupts after listening to brother Tom Carlisle say ious beliefs and the "woman's place" In society. lary. which is the visitor lot lo- that women who have premarital sex are whores. Carlisle, from cated next to lot 19. Parking See Murder, page five. and Traffic officials said cars parked in commuter and faculty/staff lots dur- ing this time will not be Campus Fest offers two days of free fun ticketed. However, tickets will be issued for parking in fire lanes or reserved park- by Michael Zawackl ing spaces. staff reporter communications at Market- If it rains, Tammes said the HBO will try to raise political press will have a drawing to win Vehicles may be returned Source Corporation. event will be hosted under the awareness by providing voter in- American Express gift checks, to lot 19 beginning at 9:30 "Over the next couple of days overhang outside the Student formation and a registration while Egoiste will be giving away p.m. To avoid a $15 ticket, Campus Fest, a mega-event you'll be seeing tents, banners, Services Building. drive. free samples of a new cologne the vehicles must be moved offering everything from games and an opportunity to win Egoiste back by 7 a.m. Friday. to sweepstakes and prizes, is set The cable network will also be jackets and products. to invade the University Thurs- offering a sweepstakes to win day. "[The companies] want to work with the students. They trips to HBO events, including Other companies, such as Outside Campus hotel and airfare accom- Newsweek and MCI, will be pro- Sponsored by the University want to promote a lot ot their new products and see The voices are in my modations for two and $300 viding demonstrations and in- Activities Organization and or- spending money. house: students as a consumer to try them out on." formation about their products. ganized by MarketSource Cor- A Bowling Green woman Eric Tammes, UAO graduate adviser Hershey Chocolate will be fled her house Tuesday poration, the fest will offer food, games, sweepstakes and prizes tempting taste buds by giving morning after hearing an from local and national com- away free candy bars and spon- unknown person in the attic panies. To top it off, everything soring a drawing for a giant five- of her garage. is absolutely free. music - you name it," Underhill Tammes wants to assure stu- pound chocolate bar. The woman said she was said. "And because it's situated dents that the companies are not in her garage at about 11:15 "It's going to be a lot of fun," on your way to class you can see there to harass them. Kellogg's will be providing a.m. when she heard a voice said Eric Tammes, graduate ad- that something is happening." free Pop-Tarts toaster pastries say, "Come on up." viser for UAO. "[The companies] want to work and NutraSweet will have sam- UAO will also be awarding She told Wood County Students can find Campus Fest with the students," Tammes said. ples of a new product. hundreds of dollars in elec- Sheriff's Department depu- This event has proven to be in the area between the Student "They want to promote a lot of Hyundai will be giving away tronics equipment and sports ac- ties she went into her yard very popular on numerous other Services Building and Kreischer their new products and see stu- free t-shirts, sunglasses, key- cessories, which will be given to look for the person and campuses across the country, Quadrangle Thursday and Friday dents as a consumer to try them chains and the opportunity to win away during a sweepstakes raf- saw her dogs barking said Chip Underhill, director of from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. out on." a Scoupe Turbo. American Ex- fle. toward the attic of the ga- rage. Because the door connect- ing the house and garage could not be locked, a sher- Concerns voiced Historic fort may close iffs department dispatcher told the woman to leave her home and wait in a neigh- bor's residence while depu- about EPA rating ties searched the house and due to lack of funding garage. At 11:45 a.m. the by Chris Hawley vironmental Protection Agency The Associated Press deputies reported they local government reporter restored site. found no one. air-pollution rating they believe is hindering industrial develop- State. Sen. Betty Montgomery, R-Perrysburg, County and village officials ment in the area. PERRYSBURG - A coalition of historians and will hold a public meeting Sept. 15 to discuss the Lottery voiced concerns about the devel- Bucksky said he brought his residents is trying to save a state park where park's future. Diana Hersch, director of the Perrysburg CLEVELAND - Here are opment of southern Wood County concerns to the state government Gen. William Henry Harrison battled the British Wednesday night's Ohio Lot- while meeting with representa- because he feels his geographic during the War of 1812. Chamber of Commerce, said her organization would like to see Fort Meigs remain open. tery selections: tives of Lt. Gov. Mike DeWine area is neglected by county The Ohio Historical Society wants to close Pick 3 Numbers: 0-0-7 Wednesday. government. Fort Meigs in this Toledo suburb along with "There is no doubt this would have a major Pick 4 Numbers: 7-1-0-9 North Baltimore Municipal "We're at the south end of the eight other historic sites in Ohio to cut costs. impact on one of our premier tourist attrac- Super Lotto: Administrator Stan Bucksky county and they forget all about "I feel it would be a terrible shame if it did tions," she said. 25-26-33-35-36-42 asked about grant opportunities us," Bucksky said. have to close," said Marilyn Wendler, curator of About 12,000 people visit the fort each year, Kicker: 3-4-0-7-0-8 for water and sewer develop- Bucksky asked DeWine Rep. the Maumee Valley Historical Society, a non- she said. ment projects in southern Wood Rick Platt for state help in fund- profit group that helps historic sites in the area. Harrison, who later became the nation's ninth The Jackpot is $12 million. County during the meeting at the ing a new sewer and drainage "Fort Meigs is a very valuable asset to the area. president, commanded the fort along the Wood County Court House An- system for a low-income housing It doe* bring people here from all over the Maumee River during the War of 1812. It with- Compiled from staff and nex. project in North Baltimore. He state." stood sieges and bombardments by British ships. wire reports. Local economic development School groups and others tour the 10-acre officials protested a federal En- See State, page four. Opinion page two The BG News Thursday, September 3, 1992
The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BC News Student parking unfair to on-campus students For as far back as anyone can re- time searching for a spot, these now member, University students and empty spaces remain unoccupied. What faculty have had to put up with the day- did that solve? to-day hassle of finding a place to park To add to the problem, the construc- on campus. tion of Founders has completely closed Now, in an apparent attempt to alle- off the metered spots that were once viate this overcrowding problem and available in Lot 11. Try to find a spot in possibly open up some new parking Lot 17 near the Union and you're asking spaces, the University administration for the impossible to occur. Of course has ordered all on-campus students be- there's always the option of parking out low the rank of junior to park in Lots 6 by the WBGU-TV studios on Troup and 19. For those who don't know, that Street - a really pleasing alternative means the already crowded lots located when you've already circled parking near Doyt Perry Stadium. lots for an hour and are running late for Instead of clearing up the hassles of class. the past, this latest move has simply So what happens? Commuters are served to increase the level of anger -- forced to park miles away from a class, 1 especially among the sophomore stu- faculty are forced to park miles away Republican Party needs dent body. They have a right to be up- from a class and freshmen and sopho- set. mores are forced to park miles away Imagine yourself as a sophomore from everyone. But why should we lesson in 'family values' student striding confidently into the of- even complain? According to President fice of Parking and Traffic, intent on Paul J. Olscamp, this University doesn't moving up the social ladder and possi- even have a parking problem - it has a The political party which dren. The problem is the actions bly being able to park somewhere a bit walking problem. That's a refreshing brought us Watergate, Iran- of corrupt government officials closer to the rest of campus. Instead, thing to hear from a guy who had one of Contra, the S&L crisis and Willie send a potent message to mem- you are treated to your first surprise of his TWO reserved spots moved 15 feet Morton is at it again. Most re- John Bernard bers of society. When people see the new year ~ namely, that you will be to the left of McFall Center, to make cently the Republicans are re- their elected officials behave relegated to park once again in an area room for the construction occurring on sponsible for Instigating the re- unethically, immorally and ille- a lot closer to Perrysburg than any part top of his old space. surgence of interest in a topic gally they draw one conclusion: that was once discussed only in only fools follow the rules. What of the Bowling Green campus. Whatever happened to the Universi- Sunday sermons: family values. follows is a gradual escalation in Perhaps the worst part of the entire ty's famous slogan of 'We Care'? The The current debate over va- posable income; or 2) wages criminality. situation was the way this change was one that gets shoved down your throat lues, however, has been notable would have to be increased handled by the administration and the minute we become freshmen and for its lack of substance. In place across the board to adjust for the Curiously, while the Republi- parking officials. There was no prior step onto the campus? The one that dis- of enlightened discussion, con- loss of one wage earner and cans have so very much to say announcement, no warning whatsoever. appears from existence soon after- servative rhetoric has tended to his/her contribution to family about the family's failure to in- Simply an "Oh by the way, you now wards? consist of the repeated use of the income; or 3) the cost of living culcate the value of integrity in have to park out by the freshmen." mantra "family values" as (especially housing) would have the young, they are noticeably What has resulted from this brilliant It's time for this University's admin- though the phrase itself had the to be reduced by a huge amount silent when confronted with in- power to solve our social prob- so a current single income would disputable proof that our elected move is the opening up of numerous istration to make some sort of decision officials and their appointees are parking spaces in two prime locations lems if repeated loudly and often be sufficient to cover a family's which will maximize the use of these enough. mortgage and living expenses. plundering this country's capital on campus, since there is in no way empty parking spaces. Either make half Would anyone care to wager on assets and undermining its moral enough on-campus juniors and seniors of the lot available to people who would The question of the week is the likelihood of any of these fabric. to fill the lot. But instead of designating use it, such as commuters and faculty, what exactly do the Republicans Lot 8 behind Offenhauer or Lot 12 along or return the right to park there to the mean when they talk about fami- For example, recently the New Merry Street as additional commuter sophomores. It's just plain dumb to ly values? Though they are noto- "What I find most disturbing York Times (Aug 12) reported and/or faculty parking, the spots are leave them empty. Enough of these riously vague when pressed on about al this conservative that a Congressional in- simply left open. So while these drivers lame excuses that the only problem we specifics, I think it's safe to as- vestigation has determined that continue to drive around for hours at a have is of the walking variety. sume they are referring to the blather over values, senior officials of the Justice values and structure of the fami- however, is it places the Department had stolen a soft- ly as it existed until shortly after ware package they had contract- World War II. blame for society's ed to purchase. Not only was fi- Women should try to prevent rape, but are not responsible Perhaps the most significant problems entirely on the nancial gain involved but a jour- difference between families nalist who was investigating the The BG News: from that period and contempo- randy." scandal died under mysterious In the special section of the broadside, the driver who ran the sex crimes. rary families is the division of circumstances while pursuing a Sentinel-Tribune on Aug. 21, red light would still be cited. A statistic which may convince labor within the family according lead in the case. In addition, two Police Chief Galen Ash was Women are not the ones com- him that men need this warning to gender. former Attorney Generals quoted as saying that the rape mitting the crime - men are. comes from a 1988 study by The things happening? Nostalgia CMeese and Thornburgh) blocked problem on campus is partly Labeling the actions of women as Santa Monica Hospital Rape This means men went to work aside, these are the necessary Congressional inquiries into the caused by women who go to bars "one of the biggest problems" is Treatment Center, which found to earn the household income conditions for the reemergence affair. unescorted. This quote embodies blaming the victim. that one in IS college men admit- while women remained at home of the traditional single wage a dangerous misconception about ted they had sex or tried to have to nurture children and maintain earner family. The Republicans One would think that theft in- rape. Also, Ash's comment strength- sex with a woman who had not the household. The dominant phi- however, in their desperation to volving financial enrichment, Women do not cause rape. ens another myth about rape. consented. losophy was that the proper place retain political power, have possible conspiracy to commit Women should take precautions This myth says women are raped for a woman was in the home failed to see the economic re- murder and obstruction of jus- to prevent it, but they do not by men they do not know. In fact, Rape is a problem which must while men were best suited to alities which underlie the one tice by Justice Department offi- cause it. I would like to offer an over 80 percent of rape victims be addressed by everyone, and I strive valiantly to beat out com- worker/single income family. cials might be cause for alarm. analogy more appropriate than know their assailants. Given this want the police to work with or- petitors in the modern equivalent What I find most disturbing Has anyone heard Republicans the one offered by Ash. fact, I wonder how Ash suggests ganizations like The Link to make of the primeval jungle: the mar- about all this conservative lately talking about a lack of va- People who drive cars can take women choose their escorts. campus a safer place. ketplace. blather over values is it places lues in the Justice Department? precautions to see that reckless the blame for society's problems drivers do not involve them in an I have a suggestion for Ash if Amy Zitzelberger But society has become much entirely on the family. Basically, Rather than wasting the accident. For example, drivers he wishes to be an ally to women. Victim's Advocacy Program more comsumeristic in its orien- the Republicans are saying that media's valuable print space with can check for an oncoming car I want to see him quoted con- Coordinator at The Link tation and most families now de- if parents would stop getting di- more idiotic hype about family which ran a red light before go- sistently saying rape is a crime Laura Bamed pend on two Incomes to have the vorced and start doing a more ef- values, the Republicans would ing through a green light. and warning men that he will do Interim Director of Crisis things they need and want. fective job of socializing their gain some much needed credibi- However, if a driver did proceed everything he can to see to it the Intervention Services at The In order for society to go back young, then we wouldn't have the lity if they would stop blaming without checking and was hit police catch those who commit Link to the single income structure social problems we do. the family and start scrutinizing one of three things would have to Contrary to conservative ide- the actions of our highest occur 1) Families would have to ology, the fundamental problem government officials. become less materialistic be- is not that families have failed to John Bernard is a columnist for Free Market DanDuiica cause they would have less dis- instill moral values in their chil- The News. Jim's Journal by Jim Mr. fettrt** ! yrr THE u*4L MWTi *tfr* *W« does* + tUink TAHt/iNC U^ £*«. /WD r«t iwj IN uim raj? by Jane Kllgore significant hirings of younger writers with national reputations, In 1979, his novel "Stealing Home" was one of three finalists student life reporter the creative writing program just might survive." in the First Novel category of the first American Book Awards, "It is as though a national treasure has been taken to the jun- was an alternate Book-of-the-Month Club selection and was kyard," he added. "Support has been promised, but rarely niv widely reviewed and well-praised. In honor of the book, he won Philip O'Connor, prize-winning author and University English en." the Nancy Dasher Award as Best Ohio Fiction Writer of the Year professor, as well as co-founder and director of the nationally O'Connor teaches courses in poetry, fiction, traditional litera- from the College English Association of Ohio. known Creative Writing Program, will be taking an early re- ture, creative writing, post-realistic novel and modern novel. In Published in 1985, O'Connor's fourth book entitled "Ohio tirement. 1980 he received a three-year appointment as a writer-ill- Woman" is a 500-copy limited edition about a feisty Ohio woman O'Connor, along with other members of the creative writing residence and became the first University faculty member to who stopped the government from building a highway through faculty, designed the University's Creative Writing Program in have this honor. Recently he was nominated by his department her farm. 1969. This was the third creative writing master of fine arts for a Distinguished Research Professorship, which he was His most recent novel, "Defending Brennan," was published in 1991 by Summit Books, a division of Simon and Schuster. In 1985 and again in 1989, O'Connor was invited to serve as one of the three members of the Pulitzer Prize Fiction Selection Eminent English Committee. He has also judged numerous other fiction writing competitions, including the Flannery O'Connor Award, the Drew program developed, after the University of Iowa and University Heinz Prize and the Nancy Dasher competition. of North Carolina. In 1976, the bachelor of fine arts in creative writing was made available and a unique Ph.D program was de- "The creative writing program could be sacrificed for signed specifically for poets and fiction writers in 1985. Thus far, the program has graduated about 200 students, who the wrong reasons. By hirings of younger writers with have written nearly 40 novels, 30 short story collections and SO national reputations, the program just might survive." books of poetry. -Phil O'Connor professor/author O'Connor is a native of San Francisco and a 1954 graduate of "The BFA degree is producing writers of a quality that just a the University of San Francisco. While studying there, he was few years ago, you would expect to find only on the MFA level," the president of his class, a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, said O'Connor. "There are several undergraduate students who National Jesuit Honor Society and was listed in Who's Who in are right now writing publishable works." American Colleges and Universities. Recently he was inducted In 1987, two University Creative Writing Program graduates into the National Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi, for his work both were winners of the two most prestigious short story competi- as a writer and as a teacher. tions, the Iowa School of Letters Award and the Flannery O'Con- He earned a master's degree in English with emphasis in crea- tive writing from San Francisco State College in 1961, and an MFA in creative writing at the University of Iowa in 1963. "I recognized my wish to be a fiction writer when I was 19 will retire early years old," said O'Connor. "There was no creative writing major, so I pursued my English major instes 1, but never lost the nor Award. His students have also recieved the Yale Series of desire for creative writing." Younger Poets Award, the John Simon Guggenheim Award and Retiring English professor Phil O'Connor displays two books While pursuing his studies, O'Connor held a wide variety of cash awards from the National Endowment for the Arts. written by his students. jobs, giving him many different experiences to draw from when "This is the only doctoral program in the world which awards creating stories. He has been a truck driver, the operating engi- degrees not on the basis of subject matter (because any subject granted in 1990, making him one of four professors in Universi- neer in a carbon dioxide plant, a clean-up man in an oleomargar- is approvable), but on the basis of the quality of the writing," ty history to be so honored. ine factory, a postal worker, a longshoreman, a chauffeur, a said O'Connor. "The MFA program hasn't changed its require- In addition to being a professor, O'Connor is a nationally ac- lifeguard, a semi-professional baseball player, a butcher boy, a ments in 23 years - they have always exactly been what they are claimed short-story writer and novelist. high school teacher and (for a brief period) a gambler. today." In 1971, his short story entitled "The Gift Bearer" was pub- He received several University teaching awards and for 25 Along with O'Connor, English professor Michael Mott will be lished in "Best American Short Stories," and his first four fic- years has ranked either first or second in peer evaluations of retiring. O'Connor is afraid that the two instructors will not be tion books were also published. "Old Morals, Small Continents, teaching. replaced with permanent professors. Darker Times," a collection of his short stories, won the Iowa When O'Connor leaves the University, he will pursue a long "This program, which is the best in the country, is endangered School of Letters Award for Short Fiction. novel that he has been working on along with lending help to of being abandoned by the University," said O'Connor. "Two In 197S, O'Connor published "A Season for Unnatural Causes," other writers, although he would have stayed a couple more professors are retiring and without permanent replacements, which was one of the first four collections of fiction in the "Illin- years if he had felt the University would make a commitment to the program could be sacrificed for the wrong reasons ... by two ois Short Fiction Series." the creative writing program. T&T sound off on weenies Student debuts on soap opera by Matthew A. Daneman vein, we would like to offer the in a frenzy of indignant fury, let Insider editor crew came to the Flats area to brought a bunch of their own following thought on abortion: us explain ourselves. Yes, there shoot some videotape. models for extras, but there were it's got a good beat and you can are some people in real trouble "They did some scenes in also a few customers in there as ONE dance to it. due to the hurricane, and it is not Move over, Eva Marie Saint. Shooters, where I was working," well." The aftermath of Hurricane our intention to belittle the Sit down, Dorothy and Lilian the waitress-tumed-starlet re- "It was a lot of fun," Ratka MANS Andrew has caused us to wonder tragedy of those who died or the dish. Step aside, Tim Conway called. "They did a scene out on said. "I don't even really watch about some things. How sym- need of those who have lost eve- and Bernie Casey. Here comes the owner's boat, so in one scene, the show, but it was fun taking pathetic are we supposed feel for rything in the storm. We just Connie Ratka, straight from I'm just in the background help- part in it and watching and meet- OPINION... people who lost their $40 million want to point out that even Bowling Green and headed for ing dock the owner's boat up. ing some of the stars. [Meeting] beachfront homes? Everyone in though there are thousands of "Santa Barbara." "Then they did a bar scene where the producers ... was more fun America is horrified that these people left homeless from the Ratka, a senior graphic design everyone pretended they were than meeting the cast, rhey were by Trevor and Tom people in Florida and Louisiana hurricane, there are millions of major from Garfield Heights, dancing and they were going to more interested in me; where I have to live in hotels for a week people all over America who are Oh., won't be getting a star on the dub in the music later. The pro- was going and what I was doing. before their insurance checks in similar, if not worse situations. Hollywood Walk of Fame any- ducer saw me and asked if I was They sat and talked with me one- First of all, we'd like to inter- come through. "By God, let's fly time soon, but she will be visible in the scene on the dock shot yes- on-one. " ject a short movie review: down there and give those people Why does it take something next week when two episodes of terday and if I wanted to be in But has success spoiled her? Unforgiven: hell of a flick. Nuff our leftover meat loaf!" like a hurricane to make us feel the soap opera shot in Cleveland another scene, too. Has Ratka become some spoiled said. sorry for people, to rush to their during the summer are broadcast "All I had to do was carry a glitz queen drawn to the lights And now for something com- Hell, what if the hurricane had aid? The army is building a tent Tuesday and Wednesday. tray and mingle through the and magic of Hollywood who's pletely different. knocked down a homeless shel- city for the victims of the storm, According to Ratka, the Cleve- crowd. We had to shoot that forgotten the little people in BG? Our thanks go out to Sic Sic for ter? Guess we wouldn't care but when homeless people try to land shoot was part of a plot line scene three times, and the third Naaah! their sign at the Union (now on about that because they were camp in American city parks, the on the show that is taking "Santa time he made me walk slowly so "It's almost embarrassing; now Trevor's wall) commenting on homeless to begin with. There city forces them to leave. Why Barbara" across America you can see my face behind the everyone's coming up to me say- our column. Speaking of that are people living in pizza boxes are we so supportive of victims "The plot had these two char- two stars." ing 'Wow! That's so cool!' I hope sign, we would like to introduce a year-round in Detroit, and of natural disasters, but not vic- acters, Lilly and Raphael, bring- "They met the mayor of Cleve- they don't cut the part and leave new feature: e\eryone is in a tizzy because tims of economic ones? Another ing a new line of jeans to Cleve- land and he'll also be in it," she me out," she fretted, "or I'll look WEENIE OF THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Thurstin Howell thing, why was Dan Rather still land," she explained. "[The pro- said. "[For the bar scene] they pretty stupid." Our weenie of the week award are camping out in the Hilton wearing his raincoat two days ducers] said they're just doing Regency across the street from after the storm had already some different scenes in bigger goes out to all the people who had ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA CHI OMEGA giant purple screaming hissy fits Disneyworld. "Lovey, do ring the passed? Were we supposed to be- cities, like Boston and Cleveland. when we tried to remove the sign room service again, my martini lieve that Dan was directly in the They've also done some scenes in for posterity. Didn't you have isn't dry enough." path of danger and that at any Texas." any Hitler youth rallies to go to Before you start sending us moment, Andrew might just turn For Ratka, the brush with star- or citizen's arrests to make? Tom hate mail or burning our houses around and drench his ass? dom began when the cast and caught less flack for slamming recklessly into another moving AXQ vehicle (Tom wishes to thank the AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA AfA ATA ATA ATA AI"A officer for being so damned cool Proudly Announces Its 1992 about the whole sordid affair). ■-1 Hey, Sic Sic, if you really want < Pledge Class your poster back, just let us know and we can arrange a secret drop g Christina Belardi Rebecca Nigut off. < ArA This is the first fall that con- Karen Bennett Emily North doms are offered in residence g Spring Dean List hall vending machines. For a < Nicole Blasius Cynthia Prada while there, you would have LiLiane.Bruggeman Tricia Savarese thought they were trying to sell g Chris Adams Angie Holthaus Pam Nechel crack instead of a simple birth < Debbie Pax Sherrie Fedorchak Wendi Shellard control device. Anyway, after <1 Marie Applin Cindy Jones Kristy Felss Christine Sickles condoms were made available < Melissa Barman * Annie Kozenko Sharon Russell last spring, we purchased several Jennifer Schaefer * Jennifer Gagel Jennifer Southwick and discovered that the con- g Shelly Carruthers Denise Kruszewski * troversy was no big hairy deal < Marnie Cartiff Ann Marie Liggett Heather Schultz Carrie Hallett Suzanna Tadych after all. They're not bad with Stacie Kalifoot Lori Vaccani onion dip. 1 Dawn Cipollo * Amy Lorber Jennifer Steklenski Now we'd like to insert a politi- < Mary Kutscher Kara Vechiarelli cal/social commentary. Say Susan DeHart Melanie Ludwig Jennifer Swihart what you want about Bill Clinton, g Marci Glavic * Molly McGinty Kristy Whitehouse Allison Maguire Andrea Ware but he's got a great ass. Al Gore < Jennifer Mathe Jill Weaver does too, but he calls it Tipper. <1 Michelle Hamilton Kim McLeod Sara Williams (Warning: This column contains Melissa Young * Martha Miles Allison Wooley explicit opinions which may < Tonya Hein Leigh Merchant cause a viscous pink goo to be Briana Muth Kristen Wygle exuded from the ears ... resulting 1 * Denotes 4.0 Heather McBride in a great deal of embarrassment If you happen to be on a date). AI~A AfA ArA AfA ATA AfA AfA ATA AfA ArA AfA AfA ATA AfA Continuing in this deep social ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA CHI OMEGA Nation Thursday, September 3, 1992 The BG News page four Andrew's victims troop to tent cities Army, Navy, Marines and Red Cross provide shelters and supplies Jim Johnston, executive director "I'm very happy," said Luz by Richard Cole The five tent cities two run by of American Red Cross in Wake Torres, 25, who was moving into the Marines, two Army and one The Associated Press "I don't know that I saw any more today as a result of the County, N.C. the Marine camp in Homestead Navy have room for 3,752 peo- "I don't know that I saw any ple, a tiny percentage of the tens speech. Perhaps it remains as strong as it has because of with her family and a neighbor's MIAMI - Hurricane Andrew's more today as a result of the family. Their apartments were of thousands left homeless by the the speech." speech," Johnston said. "Perhaps weary, homeless victims started ferocious hurricane that swept both destroyed. trickling in to tent cities Jim Johnson, North Carolina Red Cross executive it remains as strong as it has be- across southern Florida on Aug. cause of the speech. " Wednesday, and were greeted 24. director "The safety of my children, like guests at a first-class hotel. that's what I'm thinking about Some of them enjoyed their first Only a few dozen people moved The state Labor Department now," she said. "I really didn't hot shower in days. in Tuesday night and Wednesday effort, was joined at a news con- mobile feeding sites and 75 mo- said it had received $10 million in care if I lost anything as long as Donated goods were being the first days the tent cities ference by Housing Secretary bile ones, and that 700,000 federal aid to hire 1,000 tempo- my children, my family, are shipped into hurricane-battered were available, although they Jack Kemp and Health and Hu- pounds of food had been distrib- rary relief workers. About 500 safe." Florida and Louisiana from weren't otTicially opening until man Services Secretary Louis uted. were hired by midday Wednes- across the country by individu- Thursday. Sullivan. A Fort Lauderdale equipment day, at $6 an hour, to clean de- After check-in at a Red Cross als, community groups and cor- Still, they offered some of An- company and an Iowa dairy said bris, distribute food, drive trucks tent, Mrs. Torres was handed a porations. drew's victims a sign that the Kemp said Bush would ask for they had distributed 50,000 eight- and answer telephones, among large plastic bag containing a federal government, sharply a multibillion-dollar supplemen- ounce cartons of milk. other tasks. portable radio, batteries, sun- The first arrivals at the tent criticized as sluggish and ineffi- tal appropriation for relief, and block cream, hand lotion, sr bags camps were registered by the cient in the first days after the also said the government would After President Bush appeared The Justice Department joined while another led Mrs. Torres Red Cross, treated to a bag of storm, was serious about provid- consider whether to build smal- on Television Tuesday night and the federal aid, with Attorney and her family to their tent. toiletries and stationery, then es- ing help. ler tent cities in damaged neigh- asked for donations and vol- General William Barr signing an corted to their tents by luggage- borhoods so tliat people could unteers for the storm victims, emergency authorization allocat- Camp rules allow three suit- toting men in uniform. And, one day after Bush's sec- stay closer to what is left of their the Red Cross was inundated ing $1 million to Florida and cases per person and prohibit "A Marine brought our stuff," ond tour of the storm wreckage, homes. with donations. By Wednesday $600,000 to Louisiana to support drugs, alcohol, smoking or pets. marveled Ernest Guzman, who three Cabinet-level secretaries morning, spokesman David Gir- law enforcement in the hurricane There are family tents, and se- was settling into a camp in were in the area. "Folks want to protect their oux said, the organization had gregated tents for single men Homestead with his two children castle, their palace," Kemp said. received some 30,000 calls and and single women. where showers had been con- Transportation Secretary An- Florida state officials said pledges of $2.5 million. Most people moving into the nected. "We've got valet ser- drew Card, who has been in Wednesday that 1.7 million meals Interest in helping hurricane tent cities were grateful and re- "This is wonderful," Mrs, Tor- vice." charge of the federal relief had been served so far at 35 im- victims has been strong all week. lieved. res said. "This is like a hotel." SUBS THE WORD. Campaign efforts step up STEAK SUB or CLUB SUB A large seasoned Ham, Turkey. chopped steak with Roast Beet .Tomato, Pjsopelb's * in 'pivotal' state of Ohio mushroom, pizza Bacon. Lettuce, and sauce, mozzarella Mayonnaise cheese, pepper by John Nolan rings and onions. The Associated Press between the Democrats and organized labor, a We Also Have: [Any Large Sub & Pop ; special interest Mr. Clinton will be beholden to if Choice ot Italian, Reg. Ham, Turkey. he is elected." * Italian Sub * Turkey Sub CINCINNATI - Bill Clinton's plan to speak at an Bush is promising to cut taxes and federal * Pizza Sub * Vegetable Sub ,$350 Roast Beet, Pizza, Veg , Club or Steak Sub (tomatoes 25 extra.) AFL-CIO picnic on Labor Day in this Republican spending. He says that is the best way to restart * Roast Beet Sub bastion underscores Ohio's importance in the the economy and create jobs. * Regular Ham Subs LV«. Free Delivery ■ presidential race, Democratic officials said He says Clinton's plan to create jobs and get em- Open 4pm Sat & Sun at Noon BP*du^> 352-5166 Wednesday. ployers to pay more toward health care coverage \Not valid with any other otter Expires 10/31/92_/ "Ohio is a pivotal state in this race. Democrats would choke the economy, in particular small and FREE DELIVERY know it; Republicans know it," said state Demo- medium-size businesses. cratic Chairman Eugene Branstool. "This simply is a must-do thing, as a practical matter." Mark Longabaugh, Clinton's Ohio campaign di- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Clinton's visit is his first to Cincinnati as the rector, said Clinton brings a message of change ♦ Democratic presidential nominee. and revitalization. ♦ Cincinnati has been long regarded by Republi- "The people of Cincinnati are tired of the broken Miscellany Needs You: ♦ cans as a consistent source of voting and financial promises of George Bush," Longabaugh said. "Bill ♦ support. President Bush made a campaign speech Clinton understands the importance of Cincinnati ♦ at the downtown Fountain Square last Thursday to to winning in Ohio - and the importance of Ohio to ♦ a crowd of more than 5,000 people. winning the presidency." Writers, photographers, and copy editors ♦ Greg Vehr, executive director of the Hamilton come to Miscellany magazine's organizational ♦ County GOP, said Clinton was trying to counter the Clinton and running mate Al Gore, and Bush and ♦ president's impact. Vice President Dan Quayle, have been frequent meeting September 3, 7:30 p.m., ♦ "They are trying to decrease the importance of visitors to Ohio. Gore is to return to Columbus on ♦ that," Vehr said. "But I think what they are ac- Sept. 12 to speak at the state Democratic Party 2nd floor West Hall Commons. ♦ complishing is to demonstrate the traditional ties ♦ convention. ♦ ♦ Crash ♦ nSTUDENT RECREATION CENTERS£! Call 352-9658 for more information. ing Donahue tried to run from ♦ the scene of the accident were ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ WEHGEIT IEOOM AWARENESS also erroneous. According to police records, Stop in any time!! Donahue had just regained use of his driver's license after a court- Sept. 8,9 & 10th, 6-7 pm ordered suspension within the Come Live with Us! past year. This is his third mov- Preferred Properties ing violation this year. ,h Police said Mekolites had 8 & High — Rental Office bought the motorcycle only one Located in the Cherrywood Health Spa week ago and had just received his temporary license on Aug. 18. Fox Run Mini Mall State Haven House Manor Small Buildings Continued from page one. Piedmont Frontier Housing said he is also seeking funding Birchwood Place for a proposed $2 million expan- Houses Come and learn more about weight training! _ sion for North Baltimore's water reservoir. Efficiencies, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom - Furnished or Unfurnished, Bucksky said the community's Laundry facilities available inability to provide water to new All rentals have full use of the Cherrywood Health Spa businesses, including a proposed KOA campground, is impeding the area's economic develop- Mon-Fri 9:00-4:30 352-9378 The Gavel ment. He added officials had de- cided against installing a water is holding line to make use of Findlay's water supply. an organizational meeting "Our feeling is, if we were to Bowling Green State University hook onto Findlay, when our water is low theirs would be too," 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9 he said. FORREST CREASON GOLF COURSE 2nd Floor Commons, West Hall Development in southern Wood County is also hindered by an un- Student Fall Passes favorable EPA air-pollution rat- ing, according to Wood County ARE NOW AVAILABLE!! Anyone interested in writing, Economic Development Officer Tom Blaha and Sue Clark,the di- Charge your pass to your photography or editing rector of the Bowling Green Community Economic Develop- Bursar Account with Proper should attend. ment Agency. East Poe Road Identification. Bowling Green, OH Both asked Plan for state as- (419) 372-2674 Call Sherry at 2-5309 for more information sistance In asking federal EPA Phone for Tee Times All the Fall Golf you can play for only $45.00 officials to redraw the lines of the area Included In the rating. 'v Campus Thursday, September 3, 1992 The BG News page five Library unveils new catalog system BG LINK'S goal to provide access to 1 3 university libraries in region by Julie Tagllalerro sities to access information from "It is a magnificent, compre- administration reporter each other through the central hensive system," Olscamp said. database location at Wright State Miller said BG LINK can be University. Miller said the cen- accessed through the Falcon Jerome Library has unveiled a tral circulation system will be Network, the University's com- brand new on-line catalog implemented by fall 1993, with puter system. He also said Uni- system, the BG LINK, which will most universities linked by late versity Computer Services is in- become a branch of a link be- 1993 or early 1994. stalling the system in some resi- tween 13 state universities. University students will be dence halls so students can ac- The new network will replace able to access articles, periodi- cess the system with a modem. the outdated LS2 system, the one cals and books from all the state "The reaction has been over- previously used by the Universi- universities. Miller said the goal whelmingly positive by students ty libraries. LS2 was recently is to have the requested material and faculty," Miller said. taken off the market, according delivered within two days. The Ohio LINK system and the to Rush Miller, dean of libraries Currently, there are six uni- individual university systems and learning resources. versities that have the system. are funded by the state through In the past, the library used Although the inter-university as- the Ohio Board of Regents, Mil- different computer systems for pect of the system is not availa- ler said. Two years ago the Board periodicals and books. There was ble yet, University President of Regents approved $10 million also a separate process to receive Paul Olscamp said there is for the first six universities in- material from the reserve room. already an improvement in the volved in the program, which Now these are incorporated into quantity of material available covered the costs of the hard- the BG LINK system. and the system's efficiency. ware and software. In time, the system will allow a Olscamp said the University Money for the second phase of person to know if a book is on the has more than one million re- the program - linking the re- shelf, checked out or on order, sources on the system. He said maining schools to the system - Miller said. once the central system is work- has not been approved by the The BC Ncwi/TIm Norman The Ohio Link system will also ing, access to more than 17 mil- board, but Miller said it will cost Dean of Library and Learning Resources Rush Miller (right) shows off the abilities of the new BG allow the different state univer- lion volumes will be possible. about the same as the first phase. Link computer system to President Paul Olscamp and Vice President of Academic Affairs Elolse Clark In (he Jerome Library Wednesday morning. Murder Continued from page one. He was released in March from Coroner's investigators said prison, where he had been serv- the girl, a fifth-grade student at ing a 40-year term for a February Harrison Elementary School, had 1985 aggravated burglary con- been stabbed repeatedly in the viction, police said. He was ar- chest and neck and had been rested on a parole violation Nov. Give another birthday Give blood. beaten in the head. A laboratory 25 after police searched his test of body fluid samples taken apartment and car for evidence from the victim linked Wogen- in the murder case. stahl with the slaying, Hamilton In January, authorities re- Ohio... County Prosecutor Joseph De- voked Wogenstahl's parole and Working Together ters said. ordered him to serve his remain- ing term for the burglary convic- "We don't have a confession," tion. 1 --n'i M »":V:'t2-. v'i'l is Deters told reporters. "We don't have an eyewitness to the mur- der." Wogenstahl said he is innocent. He is to be arraigned in court this Do Your ParLRECYCLE! week. NEED MORE SPACE IN YOUR ROOM? Rent a University approved loft from SPACE SAVERS and maximize your living space. Also renting refrigeraters and sofas, for details call: 352-5475 NEWLPVE Ki-nuis 328 S. Main WE ARE 100% OCCUPIED! Our Onl Except: 2 Augusta, a townhouse Office 212 Chicago, a duplex BUT New listings come in daily. Please call us for all your rental housing needs. Deadline for Wednesday Sept. 9th Paper is Friday Sept. 4 Due to Labor Day Local page six The BG News Thursday, September 3, 1992 Wood County's Technical school history honored may open locally by MelindaC. Monhatt by Chris Hawley The school will also offer in- city life reporter local government reporter resident substance abuse re- covery programs that will oper- A Toledo counseling and job- ate in conjunction with existing The Wood County Historical Society will be sponsoring the training company unveiled plans public agencies. Eighth Annual Wood County Day Sept. 12 on the grounds of the to establish a private vocational- "This program is designed to Wood County Historical Center. technical school in Bowling augment but not supplant any Visitors can expect many activities, including tours, nature Green at the city's planning other program in the area," programs, craft booths and a horseshoe tournament. Organizers commission meeting Wednesday Morrison said. of the event have tried to create a theme for Wood County Day, night. and those who attend this year can expect a taste of the past. Sam Morrison, president of The company plans to establish "This year they're trying to make it like an old county fair DeNovo, Inc. told commissioners the school in existing buildings at with strolling musicians, acrobats, jugglers and horse and bu- his company's school will offer 1033 and 1035 Devlac Grove. The ggy rides," saic Linda Smalley, assistant director of the mu- programs in job training, respite property's owner, Marilyn Man- seum. care, substance abuse recovery ahan of Napoleon, requested the The tours will be free and will offer visitors a view into histor- and day care, and will create area's zoning be changed from ical Wood County life. about 76 jobs in the Wood County B-2 General Commercial to S-3 "We have a lot of old furniture, farm equipment and material area. Planned Institutional so she may comparing the life of different classes," Linda Smalley said. sell the land to DeNovo. "We try to interpret the building's history as well. Basically we Morrison said the school's cen- have every aspect of Wood County life." tral program will offer job train- The recommendation was ap- proved 8-1 on the condition For those who enjoy theatre and reinactments, The Black ing specifically designed for vet- Swamp Players, with a cast of 70 children, will present "Peter erans. The Wood County Vet- landscaping be added to the school's site plan. Pan," and there will be a Civil War Reenactment performed by erans Assistance Agency will more than 30 people. The BC Ncvi/Bcntc Faubcrt administer the education pro- "I see absolutely no landscap- "It will show how soldiers and women with them would have When visiting the Wood County Historical Society Museum, visi- grams, which will center upon ing and I feel that is a very im- lived and how women would have dressed with the big petti- tors can find antiquated furnitures such as this dentist's chair trades such as masonry, air con- portant part of a site plan," coats," she said. dating back to the early 1900s. ditioner repair, food service and Commissioner Marlene Purdy carpentry. said. FRIENDS DON I I MENDS FALCON FOOTBALL HOME OPENER BOWLING GREEN VERSUS WESTERN MICHIGAN SHOW YOUR STUDENT I.D. This year's first "Big Bash"! 7:00 PERRY FIELD FOR FREE ADMISSION s IH T W R F S 'tfi* «&** », * * *i \ ¥2*2* 1 O' \ p -«-* .Start of Portrait Appointments <* Their senior portrait day, that is. Senior portraits begin Sept. 8 and each senior has been given a pre-appointed day for thier sitting. Simply come to 28 West Hall 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (closed 1-2 p.m. for lunch) to keep your appointment. The rest is history and you'll be part of history, too, by being included in the 1993 KEY senior section; plus you'll have some great prints to choose from, too. If you didn't receive your appointment day in the mail, or have questions, please call the KEY at 372-8096 Sports Thursday, September 3, 1992 The BG News page seven Falcons look to tame Broncos Fishing updates by Glen Lubbert The lighting aside, BG will have its hands two or three weeks from now both teams sports editor full with a strong WMU squad. The Broncos may not make as many errors," Western return 33 of the 54 lettermen who took WMU head coach Al Molde said. "I'd rather play a to a shared fifth place finish in the Mid- for Bass Masters Clemson and try to get my team functioning Darkness falls across the land. Western American Conference (4-4,6-5 overall). on all cylinders before we play conference The Associated Press feet in the south end of the re- Michigan, close at hand, prepares for the Most notable returnees include first-team games." servoir with Hot 'N Tots and battle of the night. And then he speaks: "Let All Mid-American tackle Paul Hutchins and However, Blackney said that both teams night crawlers. Bluegill fishing is there be light." senior Brad Tayles, who is one of the three will be playing under the same circumstanc- Fish OhloCOLUMBUS -- Here rated excellent off the causeway And there was, along with the debut of the quarterbacks in MAC history to pass for es and it won't make much of a difference. is the weekly fishing report as and near shore when using small defending Mid-American Conference cham- over 6,000 yards in three seasons. "Neither one of us has an advantage in that provided by the division of wild- worms. Early morning crappie pion Bowling Green Falcons. "I think it's a pivotal game for us and category," Blackney said. "I do believe that life of the Ohio Department of fishing is good in these same For the third time in BG history, fans, Western," Blackney said. "It's a conference both teams ... will be fairly equal in talent Natural Resources: areas. players, coaches and opponents will descend game, and I feel like Western is a definite and ability. They have similar problems to upon Perry Stadium for a contest under the contender for the MAC title. I feel very what we have. They're trying to replace CENTRAL OHIO SOUTHEAST OHIO lights. It's a novelty that head coach Gary strong about our chances. I think the winner some people in the offensive line." Blackney says can only benefit the team and of this game will carry an advantage over The Broncos return five starters on OAKTHORPE LAKE - This PIEDMONT LAKE - Fishing at the fans. the season." offense and six on defense. On offense, they 40-acre Fairfield County lake night for muskies is most pro- "I'm excited about it," Blackney said. "I Both coaches are concerned about playing were fourth in the MAC in total offense with offers excellent largemouth bass ductive in the areas od Essex Bay think this is a unique situation. I hope it such a critical conference game this early in a per game average of 321.1 yards. Last fishing opportunities. Try the and Indian Run. Troll the mouth helps with attendence. It does create prob- the season. season on defense, they gave up 322.5 yards areas with deep drop-offs on the of Essex Bay to the 4-H camp for lems in terms of class schedules and prac- "I'm concerned about early game mis- a game, sixth in the conference. western end of the lake for the walleyes. Smallmouth bass fish- tice schedules. But I think the benefits far takes and not being able to recover from an The game will be aired live on 88.1 WBGU best results. Crappies, redear ing at the 4-H camp is rated fair. outweigh any of the liabilities." early conference loss in a situation where FM. The pre-game show begins at 7:00 p.m. sunf lsh and carp are also present Flathead catfish up to 50 pounds in this lake. have been taken around Marina O'SHAUGHNESSY RESER- Bay and by the dam. Channel cat- VOIR - Try areas with fallen fish are offering good nighttime The Miami Canes trees and brush piles along the fishing opportunities lake wide. Oh where is my west shoreline to take large- OHIO POWER RECREATION mouth bass. Cover along the AREA - Many of these recrea- deeper shorelines holds a fan- tion area ponds offer good oppor- trying to stave off number of crappies. Shoreline tunities to fish for largemouth Jose Canseco? cover lake wide is a consistent bass and bluegills. Bass fishing is producer for bluegill anglers. best in the early morning and early evening hours. Use surface by Doug Baker .246 with 22 homers and 72 RBIs during an injury-dogged opening day jinx NORTHWEST OHIO baits, small crank baits or plastic The Associated Press season. worms. A special user permit is His new teammates figured CHARLES MILL RESERVOIR required to fish, hunt or camp on has several reasons to be con- KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Con- the unexpected nature of the by Rick Warner - Use minnows suspended be- this area. deal would cause anybody to The Associated Press cerned about its first game, in- neath a bobber and fish in areas troversy didnt follow Jose cluding the loss of its top rusher Canseco to the Texas Rang- spend some time getting eve- with submerged structure to take SOUTHWEST OHIO and receiver. crappies. Use night crawlers, ers. It beat him there. rything in shape. Two years ago, top-ranked, de- His new bosses and team- "It's got to be a shock for Fullback Stephen McGuire will shrimp or chicken livers fished COWAN LAKE - Fish with fending national champion miss the game because he still along the lake bottom at night to night crawlers along the lake bot- mates, however, say no harm, him," Reimer said. "I'm sure Miami opened its season on the he's got things to straighten hasn't recovered from knee sur- take catfish. Areas with fallen tom to take bullheads and chan- no foul in the slugger's de- road against a team with one cision not to report imme- out in his own life. gery and receiver Lamar Tho- trees and submerged stumps are nel catfish. Fish at depths of 8-15 game under its belt. The result: diately to his new team. "Things like this catch you mas, recently indicted in a finan- the best places to try when fish- feet around the drop-offs to take BYU 28, Miami 21. "I'm not concerned at all," off guard. I'm sure he'll meet cial aid scandal, will sit out until ing for largemouth bass. crappies. Woody shoreline cover While the opponent will be his case is resolved. VAN WERT RESERVOIRS - is a good habitat for largemouth Rangers outfielder Kevin us in New York and be ready different Saturday, the circum- Reimer said Tuesday. "From And that's not all. Injuries have i Both reservoirs offer good fish- bass. Troll along the drop-offs to play. We're looking for- stances will be almost identical what I hear, he's a great guy. ward to it. We're real excited decimated Miami's offensive line ing opportunities for bass, and all points in the lower half of when the Hurricanes play Iowa. and Hurricane Andrew forced walleye, perch, catfish and the lake for muskies. I hear great reports on him." to have him." Once again, Miami is defend- After being traded by Oak- the team to move its pregame saugeye. Try Reservoir No. 1 for GRAND LAKE ST. MARYS ~ First baseman Rafael Pal- ing national champion, ranked land on Monday for outfielder meiro also was excited. practices to Vero Beach. saugeyes and Reservoir No. 2 for n Large numbers of bullheads No. 1 and starting its season on Ruben Sierra and pitchers "This could be a powerful Still, the Hurricanes have too white bass. Fish the outer shore- averaging 9-12 inches are pre- Jeff Russell and Mike Win, lineup now," he said. "Unfor- the road against a team that much speed, too much talent and lines and drift fish for perch, sent. Fish with night crawlers already has played a game. The Canseco sent word he would tunately, everything Jose too much big-game experience walleyes and catfish. along the bottom in boat channels join his new team Thursday in does is magnified. But there's only difference is that Iowa lost for the Hawkeyes. Quarterback and tributaries. Nighttime fish- New York, passing up their no doubt the Texas fans are its opener to North Carolina State Gino Torretta is back to direct NORTHEAST OHIO ing for channel catfish is best next two games in Kansas going to love him." in the Kickoff Classic, while BYU the offense, while the defense is with soft craws, cut baits and City. Harrah, who said he had not came into the game with a vic- led by one of the best linebacking SPRINGFIELD LAKE ~ Use night crawlers. Crappie fishing is "What do you want me to spoken with Canseco since tory over Texas-El Paso. trios in the country. red worms or wax worms to take rated good with some fish say?" manager Toby Harrah the deal was made, hopes he Miami coach Dennis Erickson Iowa has all-Big Ten center bluegills in six feet of water measuring 15 inches. is aware of the striking simi- asked a questioner. "You can have a positive effect on Mike Devlin and standout wide around vegetation and submer- have a couple of days to re- players such as Juan Gon- larities between the 1990 and receiver Danan Hughes, whose ged structure. Use minnows sus- OHIO RIVER 1992 openers. port. You dont have to report zalez, who hit his league- two TD catches againt N.C. State pended beneath a bobber and fi- the next flight out. leading 39th home run Tues- "We've reminded our players made him the Hawkeyes' career shed at a depth of 10 feet to take In the Racine tail water, ang- "I am very glad Jose Can- day night against the Royals. of what happened last time we leader in that category. But they crappies. Surface baits and plas- lers are using jigs tipped with . seco is going to join us on our "I know his teammates in were in this situation," he said. won't be enough to beat the Hur- tic worms work best when bass minnows and chicken livers off-day in New York. I honest- Oakland loved the guy," Har- "We know we can't afford to be ricanes, a two-touchdown fishing. along the public access walkway ly believe if Jose stays rah said. "The guys here are overconfident." favorite whose 18-game winning PYMATUNING RESERVOIR - and next to the hydro discharge healthy he's going to have going to like him, too, as well Although Iowa was unimpres- streak is the nation's longest. Walleye anglers are having good some great years in Texas. as the fans. sive against N.C. State, Miami MIAMI 31-14. success fishing at depths of 18-20 See Fishing, page nine. Canseco, 28, a power- hitting outfielder whose ca- Harrah also figures Canse- reer has often been marked co's power game is well by controversy as well as suited to the Rangers' home l«i m feats of batting skill, is hitting park. PI BETA PHI PRESENTS Bowl *N' Greenery 1992 FALL PLEDGE CLASS Attention All Patients! Dr. Roberts will be in the Bowling Green office on Tuesdays All you Can Eat fro now on, starting Tuesday, September 15. 1:30-1:30 $3.99 We will no longer have office hours on Mondays. 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Vardell may get an early chance to showcase the "He just hasn't been healthy the whole training Put down your crumpets and I just don't see these two Martina claimed Seles' talents that won him the nickname "Touchdown camp," Belichick said. "I think we need to get Ke- dump your tea in the Hudson- legends getting much past the grunts didn't allow her to Tommy" at Stanford. vin to 100 percent and when we put him out there, the bad boys (and girls, except first couple of rounds, barring clearly hear the ball coming off Cleveland Browns coach Bill Belichick has de- then he'll be a dominating player." for Martina Navratilova) of some sort of natural disaster, the raquet. What ever hap- clined to disclose his starting backf ield against the Belichick said the best thing for Mack may be to Deco-Turf are back on Ameri- such as a Geek-seeking ICBM, pened to just playing the Indianapolis Colts in Sunday's season opener, but give his injuries time to heal. can soil to stake their claim as blowing Pete Sampras, Jim game? Vardell has been working out with the first-team Mack aggravated his left knee midway through this planet's greatest respec- Courier and Stephan Edberg offense, and started at fullback in the Browns 24-3 training camp while running. He pulled a calf tive tennis player. completely off the map, thus Undaunted by the accusa- win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last Friday. muscle in the second quarter of the Browns 56-3 This 1992 U.S. Open began giving gimpy McEnroe and the tions, Seles will knife through Mack's placement on injured reserve Tuesday loss to the Minnesota Vikings and didn't play in the this week. And because NBC fossilized Connors ample op- her section of the draw during means tliat he will not be able to be activated until Tampa Bay game. will not be able to cover this portunity to fight it out for old the Open until she meets a the fourth week of the season, according to NFL Vardell said he wasn't concerned about the year's Grand Slam, the always time's sake. newer, slimmer Jennifer rules. The Browns have a bye during the fifth possibility of being named the starter against the popular, yet constantly feeble- Capriati. Who, along with ille- week of the season, giving Mack an extra week to Colts Sunday. minded Bud Collins has asked gal courtside help from Aran- recuperate before the team plays the Pittsburgh "I won't prepare any differently," Vardell said. us to offer our own cagey opin- txa "I Am A Tremendously Fat Steelers in an Oct. 11 home engagement. "I got a start under my belt last week so any added ions on Who Will Win, Who Will Erik Pupillo Pig" Sanchez-Vacario, will pressure of being a starter, I don't think its going Lose and Who Cares! upend Seles, thus opening the The Browns also placed wide receiver Frank to be a problem." Pupillo: Well Connell, we're way for a Mary Carillc-Tracy Minnifield on the injured reserve list Tuesday, the "I feel I've improved each week in different going to start with the men be- "No, I'm not related to the $6 team said. The Browns announced the moves areas." cause they're better and get million-dollar man Tuesday in conjunction with roster cuts as the Vardell completed the preseason with 87 yards paid more. Possibly the hottest Steve"Austin showdown. team streamlined its roster to the league- on 21 carries for a 4.1-yard average and a long-gain player on the men's circuit is mandated 47. of IS. Andre Agassi, who's riding the Connell: I happen to be a big Belichick said he's disappointed at not having "I wasn't totally disappointed with my preseason wave of his first Grand Slam ti- Mary Carillo fan, what with my Mack in the lineup and praised him as one of the performance, but it wasn't anything to write home tle at Wimbledon earlier this lifelong preference for chatty premiere backs in the league. about either," Vardell said. summer. semi-athletes with more need However, look for Agassi to for Lip Nair than Groucho stumble during a crucial point Marx. in a semifinal match when an Personally, I was leaning unhappy camera customer vio- Holdouts hurt Bengals Connell Barrett towards Pam Shriver to make a lently hurls a Cannon EOS, big your-career-has-been-a- The Associated Press bashing the long blond-haired bust-retire-now-before- fensive end Natu Tuatagaloa and The players are all restricted grass court crybaby across the wasps-sign-a-lease-in- cornerback Mitchell Price. free agents without contracts. temple. That will be it as Aga- your-hair comeback this year; CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati "We offered them all increases That means they cannot be ssi calls it quits and becomes a however, Shriver will fold up Bengals go into Sunday's season in their salaries substantial in- signed by another team and are sales representative for Ro- early when she realizes she has opener with four unsigned vet- creases, in some cases," general not being paid by the Bengals. gaine and Blue Blocker sung- to chase down shots from op- erans, the highest total in that manager Mike Brown said. "We lasses. posing players who weren't category of any NFL team. went as far as we thought we Ted Updike, Tuatagaloa's This should leave the door born when Shriver played in The Bengals are making a should. They know that we aren't agent, said the Bengals should open for a sentimental McEn- her first professional match. renewed effort to sign offensive going to raise that." drop those players if the team is roe-Connors confrontation So put all your fcodstamps on tackle Joe Walter, a starter in 14 not interested in signing them. with enough fist pumping and Steffi Graff, who'll win it all, games last season. One of his col- He suggested that the offers vulgarity that would make the collect the prize money and fi- leagues, guard-center Bruce might be reduced if the players "Obviously, it's because they'- World Wrestling Foundation And, just for fun, Navrati- nally get that nose job we've all Kozerski, ended a holdout last don't sign soon. re worth something," Updike proud. lova is STILL a man. been praying for. Saturday that cost him the But the players said through said. Connell: Highly unlikely, Pupillo: I hold Martina en- After an exhausting yet preseason. Kozerski could start their negotiators that the Ben- Erik. I've always been a big fan tirely responsible for ending fruitful journey, we've made in Sunday's game at Seattle if the gals aren't treating them fairly. Harry Henderson, Price's of these two f iesty southpaws, IheMonica Seles Express at our picks, and we stand by our Bengals activate him by Satur- agent, said: "I get the feeling what with the majority of to- Wimbledon when she whined comments, unless we've inad- day from his roster-exempt stat- "I think what they want him to they want to sign him just at day's top players containing all about Monica's grunting after vertantly offended anyone us as a late signee. do is accept what they want him their price. They won't pay him the bravado and on-court ex- Seles whipped her in the third of either gender-or Martina But negotiations have stalled to. And that's not negotiation," one-tenth of what Boomer Esia- citement of a yam. set of their match. Navratilova with the other three veteran hol- said John Maloney, White's duts: linebacker Leon White, de- agent. See Bengals, page nine. HOME FALCON FOOTBALL...TONIGHT - 7:00 PM! i i i i i i i i r AMERICAN + American Red Cross L Draft (jet wiwJtt'd. If \uuh' IKX .VJIXT- ^ CANCER Please give blood. ^r , fsOCIETY' ()rHXl'^'nolsu^- ggfBLGE^ k.1 someone else do the dming. RIBBON GOOD LUCK PHOTO 0 FALCON FOOTBALL Support our Fielder's Choice 15% Discount on All Darkroom Supplies team under the Sports Cards for students currently enrolled in photo class. 188 S. Main WE ARE lights tonight at 352-2556 Bowling Green's Only Full-line Photo Store Featuring: Baseball • 1 Hour Film Processing • Cameras • 7:00 pm. 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Chicken livers and area from the Grand River to think so." surface plugs are being used in Geneva, walleye fishing is fair 20 Starting quarterback Esiason by Harry Atkins now. I think we're regrouped a Detroit led 2-1 when Terrell front of the hydo discharge to miles offshore at depths of 30-50 is the top-paid Bengals' player, The Associated Press little bit." walked Kent Hrbek starting the take hybrid striped bass averag- feet. reportedly receiving $3 million a The Twins started August with sixth. Mack followed with his ing 13-20 inches. Fishing is best Perch fishing has been fair. year. a half-game lead over Oakland, 14th homer of the season. in the early morning hours. Top spots include the area 3-5 Price may be one of the most DETROIT -- Shane Mack's two- but fell 7 games back. They had Terrell, who once was Mack's In the Greenup pool, jigs and miles out from Cleveland. Use valuable of the holdouts. He run homer helped Scott Erickson closed the gap to 5 games head- teammate with San Diego, said crank baits are being used to take spreaders tipped with minnows averaged 14.5 yards in returning remain perfect against the De- ing into Wednesday's action. he got Mack out on the same saugers up to 16 inches at the fished near the bottom for best punts last season, the third-best troit Tigers. And it put the Min- "We're playing better. No pitch his first two at -bat s. discharge. Jigs and spinners results. Some steelhead are being ever on the team. nesota Twins back in the AL West doubt about that," Twins man- "The ball was running in," work best when fishing for white caught in the Grand River from ager Tom Kelly said. "We're not Mack said. "He jammed a few bass. Crayfish fished in the main shore up to the first dam in the Defensive back Rickey Dixon, out of the fire yet, but we'll take guys. He jammed me the first channel are being used to take Painesville area. who may switch from safety to Erickson allowed six hits over them any way we can get them. time up. Then, I was able to get drum up to 26 inches. In the western basin, poor cornerback, ended a long holdout the six innings he worked "We can't worry about Oak- the good part of the bat on the In the Gallipolis pool, chicken weather has slowed fishing ac- Tuesday to return for his fifth Wednesday as Minnesota beat land. We're going to Toronto now. ball." livers, cut baits and night craw- tion. Some perch are being taken season since he was Cincinnati's Detroit 4-2, giving the Twins a We've got to win our own games. Kirby Puckett added an RBI lers work best for taking channel one mile west of Green Island, top draft choice in 1988. He four-game winning streak and a Then we'll worry about Oak- single in the seventh following a catfish up to 26 inches and hybrid around Rattlesnake Island, and sought a long-term contract, but sweep of the three-game series. land." single by Chuck Knoblauch. striped bass up to IS inches. off Marblehead. Perch anglers the Bengals balked and agreed to Erickson (10-10) improved his Rick Aguilera, Minnesota's "We've been struggling," Mack should fish near the bottom with only a one-year deal, saying they record to 7-0 against Detroit. The fourth pitcher, got the final three said. "But we're getting better LAKE ERIE minnows at depths of 1S-3S feet. were disappointed with his per- Tigers and New York Yankees outs for his 36th save. He has pitching and better defense now. In the central basin, walleye Some walleye are being taken formance last year. are the two teams he has never saved all four games in the And, of course, we're starting to fishing is rated excellent 10-12 around West Sister Island. "I'm just going to try to make lost to. Erickson has won 10 of his Twins' winning streak. get timely hits again. miles out from Cleveland's Ed- Smallmouth bass can be taken at the best of everything," Dixon last 17 decisions, after starting Walt Terrell (5-10) started for "Last year we slumped, too. gewater Park and Wildwood depths of 15-20 feet in the rocky said. "It's like Christmas. Your the season 0-3. Detroit in place of Frank Tanana, But it didn't seem as bad, be- Park. Fish are averaging 22 in- areas around the islands. Most mama couldn't get you all the "This has got to give us a lift," who had an inflamed nerve in his cause it came earlier in the ches. Anglers are trolling at fish are averaging 15-15 inches toys you wanted so you just got Erickson said. "I really hope neck. Terrell gave up three runs season. People didn't seem to depths of SO feet, with one in 10 and can be taken on live bait. some." things are back on the right track on seven hits in six innings. pinpoint it as much." Classified The BG News ALPHA PHI BIG JILL ALPHA PHI FUJ1100 - 24 exposure film on sale nowl Loft worker I needed Bose 301 spks for sale Audiosource Dolby CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Congratulations on your pinning to Matt. I'm so Only $2 59 a roll at The Picture Place WANTED $6.50mr. logc Surround sound processor, and tech- happy for you bothl Barter lata than located m the University Union. Now accepting applications al JT's niques 1200 Excellent condjton Low price. never ILove, Call 372-3350. LIL Kimmy Looking lor 6 8 people 10 lake p-ctures of var- Anyniion EESAB members! 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