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Why not get the Boss His tennis game to speak at graduation? is just plain 'Nasty9 Page 2 Page 6

Vary cloudy. High April 29, 1981 60-65 F, low 40-45 F. 50 The B G News percent chance of rain. Bowling Green State University Phi Delta Theta member dismissed by University by David Slgworth Winston has been dismissed for under oath, which would render it Ragusa said the statement was con- "I don't know how we could deny FERRARI and Maurer agreed that News staff reporter eight quarters, Ferrari said, although useless in a court of law. sidered plausible in the hearing since something if we don't have anything Winston's being pledge master of the he has the opportunity for reinstate- "Without question it (the dismissal) it was not a legal proceeding but a to deny," he said. fraternity was irrelevant to the A member of the Phi Delta Theta ment by fall of 1982. Is unjustified," Maurer said. He said University hearing. This involves con- Maurer said he plans to appeal the dismissal. fraternity has been dismissed by the the University representatives pre- ducting a fair, reasonable and impar- University for a hazing incident in- THE ACTION was based on a state- sent at the hearing did not start with tial hearing, he said," which did occur'.' dismissal but was not sure at this time Ferrari said the investigation of the volving a University woman. ment signed by a University woman the principle of innocent until proven whether it will be through the Univer- Phi Delts will not be closed because of Ferrari said the decision to dismiss sity or the Wood County Common the dismissal, while Maurer said he implicating Winston in the hazing inci- guilty, adding that the hearing was Winston was based on the report of the The decision to dismiss Mark dent, Ragusa said. This statement in- "more of a formality." Pleas Court. did not think any more charges will be hearing given to him by Ragusa. He brought against house members. Winston, 206 Phi Delta Theta house, cluded the signature of someone said this report states that Winston The statement of the woman was made after the results of an April besides the woman, he added, which RAGUSA, responding to these chose not to deny any of the allega- regards a hazing incident which oc- The house remains under Universi- 24 hearing conducted by Dr. Donald strengthened its credibility. charges, called them surprising and tions. curred on April 5, Ferrari said. He ty suspension, Ferrari said. Ragusa, dean of students, were Richard Maurer, attorney for interesting. He said without specifica- summarized the University's defini- Betty Montgomery, Wood County presented to Dr. Michael Ferrari, Winston, said the woman's statement tion (of Winston in the woman's state- MAURER CLAIMED, however, tion of hazing as any actions which prosecutor, said her office is continu- University provost and executive vice made no connection to his client. He ment) they would not have charged that he saw no evidence for his client degrade, disgrace or frighten any ing its investigation of the situation. president. added the statement was not made Winston. to deny. other person, or threaten to. No criminal charges have been filed. Bowers trial underway by Mildred Corey News reporter Although one witness said he saw a tall male stab Stephen Bowers, no one testified in Wood County Common Pleas Court yesterday to seeing either Arthur Oviedo or Edward Villarreal with a knife. Oviedo, 17, of Perrysburg, and Villarreal, 16, of 18330 Brim Road, are accused of murdering Bowers. Bowers, a 19-yearold University student from Canton, was stabbed to death, Nov. 16, 1980, in the city park- ing lot behind the Uptown Bar where he worked. WILLIAM SNYDER, 19, of Ken- tucky, who was visiting friends in Bowling Green, said he saw a tall man hang his coat on the guard rail in the lot behind the bar and pull out a knife. He stabbed the victim at least once, Snyder said, adding that there were four or five others hitting Bowers as well. Snyder said he couldn't identify the man who stabbed Bowers. Police found an unfolded pocket knife near Bowers' body, but Snyder said he couldn't tell if the knife he saw at the scene had a fixed or folding stall photo by Scott Ketlar blade. Three unidentified children watch their neighbors clean debris from damaged mobile homes In Ridge One of the five said, '"You'll never Acres Trailer Park, In Delta last night. A tornado touched down in the town, near Swanton, about 5:30 p.m. do anything alike this again. This'11 damaging at least six mobile homes and causing some Injuries, the Fulton County sheriff's department teach you...,'" Snyder said. said. Mary Jane Marvin and her husbsnd, James, examine their damaged mobile home, which toppled onto LORI MEEGAN, of Toledo, and another mobile home when the tornado hit the trailer park. Two people from this trailer court were injured Julie Desmond, a University and one woman from Rustic Acres Trailer Court, near Delta, was Injured. There were no reports of tornado freshman, both said they saw a male stall photo by Al Fuchs touchdowns in Wood County. with a knife in his left hand walking away from the back of the Uptown. Both identified the male as Mex- ican, tall, with a mustache. Neither Reagan urges passage of budget cuts to cure sick economy Meegan nor Desmond knew whether the male with the knife was Oviedo or WASHINGTON (AP)-President At the same time, the president, president called anew for swift which seemed made to order for the ing "at a double-digit rate" in the Villarreal. Both said the knife they Reagan, returning to the public stage, who showed no evidence whatever of passage of his economic package, say- chief executive. nearly six months since he was saw was clean. told Congress yesterday that his tax his wound, told the House and Senate ing inaction "will delay even longer - Richard Kohler, co-owner of the Up- REAGAN, IN his first public ven- elected, mortgage interest rates town, said he and Bowers had asked a and spending cuts are "the only they risk public wrath unless his and more painfully - the cure which ture since he was wounded by gunfire averaging almost IS percent, and an answer we have left" for a sick economic package is quickly approv- must come. March 30, thanked his listeners "for unemployment count of almost 8 group of five males to leave the bar ed. "The American people now want us because they had shown false iden- economy. your messages, your flowers, and million people. tification. Oviedo and Villarreal were In his first address since he was shot It was his first public appearance to act, and not in half measures," he most of all, your prayers - not only for "Six months is long enough," he since the assassination attempt, and said in the nationally broadcast ad- part of that group, Kohler said. in an assassination attempt on March me but for those others who fell beside said. Jana Griffen, of Delta, was with 30, the president pronounced his own an occasion of high drama. The presi- dress. me." dent was received with a three-minute "They demand - and they have friends waiting in line to get into the health much improved, but said the Reagan declared that "thanks to "BECAUSE OF the extent of our Brathaus, and said Oviedo and Villar- economy is as sick as ever. ovation of applause, cheers and earned - a full and comprehensive ef- some very fine people, my health is economy's sickness, we know that the whistles before he interrupted with: fort to clean up our economic mess." real were part of the group beating Reagan was welcomed by a rafter- much improved. I'd like to be able to cure will not come quickly, and that Bowers. She stressed that both were shaking ovation which left him with "You wouldn't want to talk me into an The Congress seemed to have gotten say that with regard to the health of even with our package, progress will behind the Uptown that night. "no words to express that greeting." encore?" the message even before the president our economy. But the fundamental come in inches and feet, not miles," THE GROUP started to leave, HE SAID his recovery was buoyed IN A SPEECH for a joint session of presented it Earlier in the day, the nature of our economic mess has not he said. "But to fail to act will delay Kohler said, but then they threw beer by the "friendship and yes, love" of the House and Senate and a national Senate Budget Committee approved changed." even longer - and more painfully - bottles at him and Bowers in the hall bis fellow citizens since he was shot. radio and television audience, the on a vote of 15-6 a budget blueprint Reagan pointed to inflation continu- the cure which must come." leading to the back door. "One bottle hit me. They were boun- cing off the walls," Kohler said. "I didn't attempt to call the police at this Ethnic studies prof predicted violent situation in Atlanta time because I was afraid to leave Steve alone. Steve pushed them out retrospect, it was a good choice. by the Planning and Research Divi- lot of racial tension and discrimina- the door. They tumbled out. by Kathleen Koshar detective gathering data for her doc- "Eddie Villarreal said, 'Come on News staff reporter torate thesis in cultural anthropology. Atlanta was an ideal place to conduct sion read 'civilian' in small letters tion exists in the department the study," she said, because the across the bottom, Remmington said ATLANTA HAD a black police com- outside, and I'll cut you....' One police department suffered from she was eventually accepted by the missioner during her stay, but she smacked a full Millers over the back When the Atlanta police department SHE SAW A void in the studies con- of Steve's head, but he didn't go was forced to call in the national and ducted about American subcultures political problems and racial division. other officers as part of the squad and said he probably knew nothing about The results of her year of cruising in was mistaken by many civilians to be her existence because the Planning down," Kohler said, adding that state police to help investigate the str- and was disappointed with the short- Oviedo didn't verbally threaten him ing of black slayings that started in term studies conducted by squad care will be revealed in what part of the force. and Research Division had approved The officers gave her a revolver to her study. Remmington said she or Bowers. the summer of 1979, Dr. Pat Remm- sociologists, and she felt that police she said is an expose of the police Brian Thompson (who will be tried ington was not surprised. studies were biased "People don't department, in a book called carry. "It was illegal because it was a never rode in a car with a black police gun they had gotten in a drug bust," officer although the department was May 18 for Bowers' death) then waved Remmington, professor of ethnic think of police as another culture, but "Policing," which will be released in a broken bottle, Kohler said. "I had no studies, had predicted the day before they are," she explained. a few months. What she learned in she said, adding that she had not 31 percent black. Remmington solicited an invitation that year was incredible, but Remm- known how to use a gun until she was "The South is still very much the control. Steve had no control....! ran the news was released that the violent in to call the police." situation in Atlanta would explode to join the police force in 16 cities. ington said it is typical of many taken to the police shooting range. South," she said, "and they would someday. Boston and Atlanta accepted; she departments across the country. "They told me I did a lot better than never put a white female in a car with WHEN HE came out, Oviedo, Remmington spent a year riding in chose Atlanta. ALTHOUGH THE picture iden- most of their female officers." a black male." Villarreal and the others were gone, squad cars with Atlanta police and "The climate was appealing. In tification card that was given to her The first thing she learned is that a continued on page 3 continued on page 3 2 The) BQ N«w* April 29, 1M1 Opinion City council suggests Senators ignore political concerns WASHINGTON-It sounded more conception. Eureka! Stop the presses! for meaningful testimony are slim. cures for housing ills like a high school biology class than a Had anyone doubted it? Even the The deck is stacked by the language Senate bearing. most ardent pro-choice advocate will of the proposed legislation. The fierce, For two days, the Judiciary sub- Focus willingly confess that he or she was unabating abortion controversy in this City council buried the proposed housing code at its last committee room was filled with all once a zygote. country is not over the moment one meeting. But, before they killed it, council members sorts of lessons about the facts of Ellen Goodman Sen. East, however, maintained the biological life commences. It's over praised the housing problem, saying it needed other solu- "life," the birds and the bees, the charade that he was conducting a the tragic moment when two rights tions. sperm and the ovum. Syndicated columnist serious medical inquiry into the origin conflict Of the most curious praisers was Council President For two days, freshman Sen. John of life, instead of an end run around East (R-N.C.) conducted hearings on That accomplished. Bast ran the the abortion issue. In his best It's not about whether a fetus has a Bruce Bellard, who said the code would not cure noise, gar- a piece of legislation known as the hearings like a block meeting of the schoolboy manner, he earnestly asked claim to protection. It's about whether bage or parking problems - problems which should be solv- Human Life BUI. This is the bill that Friends of the Fetus. the witnesses whether they were ab- the fetus' claim is greater than the ed by existing city ordinances. (Anyone remember the could outlaw abortion, by definition, On the first morning, five scientists, solutely sure of their testimony. Final- woman's. Does the Constitution pro- noise ordinance?) without even bothering with a con- all apparently instructed never to use ly, in exasperation, Mayo Clinic Dr. tect the zygote over the woman? At stitutional amendment. the word abortion, limited their Hymie Gordon said prickly, "This is what point in gestation does the state Some councilmen wisely suggested alternate courses of The scam is a pretty simple one. testimony to the prescribed subject: the first time I've ever been called on have a compelling interest in the un- action. Second Ward Councilman Patrick Ng said the coun- First the Congress pretends that the "simply to define the word 'person' in to argue the unarguable." born? ty should consider expanding the present housing commis- Supreme Court didn't know the biological terms." They talked about The Senate hearings were clearly There are those who define sion to evaluate ana combat city housing violations. medical facts when it decided in 1973 chromosomes, zygotes, fetuses, fallo- set up to ask the wrong questions. "person" in strict biological terms But, 1st Ward Councilman Joseph Corral wins the "nice to decriminalize abortion. Then the pian tubes-everything but pregnant They answered them in utterly predic- and those who define "person"in Congress in its wisdom "helps" the women. table ways. more complex legal and philosophical try" award for a plan that would name the 10 worst rental Court by defining "person" as a fer- One of the witnesses, Dr. Jerome The Human Life Bill raises a host of ways. properties weekly. Although Corral maintains the plan is tilized egg. Lejeune of Paris, highlighted the sticky constitutional issues about the There are those who believe that a not Intended to embarrass anyone, the focus of the problem As East explained it when he opened event with a lyric description of relationship between Congress and woman forced to maintain a pregnan- would be on who owned the property rather than fixing the lbs hearings on the origin of life: "If transcontinental cattle-breeding. the courts. The Congress is trying to cy against her will is nothing more property. life does commence at conception, What you do is transport a fertilized dictate law to the courts. For this than a vessel and those who believe then the unborn person is protected cow ovum across the ocean in the reason the Conference of Catholic that a woman who has an abortion is a Corral and the other councilmen's suggestions are not under the constitution....Roe v. Wade fallopian tube of a rabbit and then Bishops has opposed HLB and even murderer. poorly taken, however. would be negated." transplant the ovum back into a cow Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) has come But in the Senate chamber, all these For those who still need to see the evidence of necessity, This Human Life Bill, sponsored by uterus. (What you get, by the way, is a down with a case of the qualms. He. deep political, legal and philosophical call them and give them a tour. Jesse Helms (R-N.C), framed the calf, not a cabbit.) dropped out of co-sponsoring the hear- concerns were ignored. Finally, even abortion question-and I use the word By the end of the first morning, to no ings. one of the witnesses sighed, "I don't For those who already recognize the need, make sure lip "framed" advisedly-in terms of one's surprise, the doctors had East has promised to call witnesses know why I'm here." He wasn't the service is not all we get for our money. genetics rather than law or politics. testified mat biological life begins at about issues later, but the prospects only one.

* 'Baby we were born to graduate' I spoke to Richard Edwards, walk into; someone whose words we'll University vice president and really all remember. nice guy, the other day about who It's obvious that the only way to ac- would be addressing this June's crop Focus complish this is to bring Bruce Spr- of graduating seniors. He said he ingsteen to campus as commence- couldn't say, basically because he ment speaker. didn't know. .David Sigworth Think about it. I'm serious. But the subject stayed in my mind Staff reporter The man never graduated from col- ■"" \ BUDGET " and, like most students who have vi- lege, so I say let's give Bruce an sions of graduation, I began to honorary doctoral degree in music. speculate on who would be speaking at ed to try and make my commence- Let's give this man who has made all FiUI my commencement in March of 1963. ment really worth going to, for me and of us (well, most of us) so happy these I have sat through only one college everyone else. past few years, something he can fjm commencement ceremony. This was So I said to myself, "Dave, who hang on his den wall. last spring, and although Phil would you like to speak at your com- He'd be honored to come. He'd pro- Ldj Donahue was a good speaker, I was mencement?" I didn't answer right bably even bring along Clarence. bummed that he didn't bring Mario. away. • • • •-• ' Anyone who has seen the man per- Plus, what I saw from my seat in the The first names to come to me form or really listened to some of his bleachers showed me that this were: Johnny Carson, but he'd just lyrics knows that he has something to ceremony is one fun time with send a guest speaker; Gary "U.S." say. I think be would make a great BV ^S^ ^^ ^V9A*J everyone waving, yelling and blowing Benz, staffer emeritus of the News; or commencement speaker. Everyone bubbles. the man who invented Pac-Man. would listen, that's for sure. No one really takes the thing too But then it came to me. Bring in a And then that night, he and the seriously, I've concluded, since at man who really has something to say whole E Street Band could put on a that time you don't get your diploma to this generation, and can say it in a show. (Now see how easy that was, and also because I've been invited to way that we can relate to. Tom?) w^ find a robe and mortarboard and Join So there it is. I've given the ad- ^^md&m in on the fun with a few of my Bring in a man who can relate to us ministration more than a year and a graduating friends. as well, and who can tell us what we half to put this together. Don't let me So after taking all tins in, I've decid- need to be in the world we're about to down. Letters. Sibs admittance to later to us, when they found them! and the girl took our quarter and we Earth Day promotes vironmental Quality and the EPA. It Important pink letters Were these the same tickets they stood in line for entering asain-how is the single most important piece of issued Friday? Why weren't the did the person checking I.D.'s know environmental legislation of this cen- rec center mishandled tickets from Friday good enough to we paid? I noticed, however, if you awareness, hope tury. invade campus boxes This letter is in reference to this show we paid? So at 9:15 we entered said "Yes, you were returning with As a senior prepared to graduate in past Lil' Sibs Weekend. On Friday a the rec center and they were so your sib" they wrote SIB in blue More and more people are becom- Since that time, there has been a 40 some days, I have come to the con- University student could take their sib unorganized that they would not have magic marker on your sib's hand! I ing aware of our environment Our long line of water pollution, clean air, wilderness, zoning and conservation clusion that the organization and feed- to the Student Recreation Center for a known if you paid your quarter or not bet when the sib returned home their economy is controlled by our energy back systems between students and western night. Upon entrance we were anyway! mother really appreciated that! (If needs. We are all aware of the many laws passed by various legislative bodies. administration are far from par. Sure, issued a ticket for 25 cents, for the ad- the marker didn't wash off when they health hazards caused by air, water, during my four years here there were mittance of our sib. We were told the I questioned in the office of the rec went swimming anyway!) and land abuses, which can be a direct many little things that everyone must ticket could be used for readmlttance center why Friday's tickets weren't Today, as new environmental pro- threat to our quality of life. blems arise, our awareness of them face-drop/add, partial schedules, and during Lil' Sibs Weekend. An article good enough for the whole weekend. I I honestly think the whole admit- We first became keenly aware of a lot of red tape. After months of mak- in Friday's BG News implied this received a bad description that she tance situation was very poorly handl- must continue. The purpose of Earth our envb-onment in the 1960s with the Day is to promote awareness and ing sure everything was set, finding too. (the receptionist) knew nothing about ed. Although a lot of University ecology movement that began on my name on the graduation eligibility Well, any B.G. student that made the situation and she threw two names students kept saying, "It's only a campuses like ours. Subsequently, the hope. Tomorrow the Environmental Interest Group is celebrating Earth list and intervie wing-all of a sudden I racquetball reservations for Saturday out quickly, who I could complain to. quarter," it's the fact that we were led movement mushroomed to the point am not eligible to graduate. morning lost IS minutes of playing Thoroughly disgusted with the ter- to believe one ticket would be good that today environment issues are a Day in the Union Oval with exhibits from the EPA, Toledo Metroparka, WHY? time because they had to wait in a line ribly run admittance situation, and enough for all weekend. Maybe a key part of more political parties' Because I am missing a class that to pay 25 cents for their sib again! the factor of time, I left the office. small stamp on our validation card platforms. and private intents. When my turn came up to pay, I found was overlooked when my checklists un Sunday, again I found a line of would have been good enough to prove The first Earth Day was celebrated Tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. in 115 were sent in. I can understand my in- out they couldn't find the tickets to people to pay a quarter for their sibs. we paid once, and if you lose your in 1970. It was created to promote Education, presentations will be given eligibility, but why didn't anyone issue to the sibs and they were compil- This time we were asked "Are you validation card you can't get in awareness of this country's en- ing a list of names to issue tickets by representatives from Toledo notify me of this slight fact before the coming back later?" I replied "no" anyway! (Could the admittance situa- vironmental needs and issues. Edison, who will be addressing coal middle of my last quarter? tion be better handled for our friends At that time, the major concerns and nuclear power. Also, Dr. Schurr I don't know now many other during regular weekends so they don't dealt with air pollution, water con- of the University will address the graduating seniors happened to get an have to pay |t for three visits to the tamination and litter. In the 11 years dangers of nuclear power and a important pink letter, but those The BG News rec center when they come up? It adds since that first organized effort to representative from Crosby Gardens that did, I'm sure you would have lik- STAFF up!) educate the general public about the of Toledo will speak on alternative ed to have known before now. Vol.61 No. I environment, we have made great energy sources. Underclassmen, hang in there - don't UsaRego progress toward living in more of a Karen Scott let the University screw you over like Editor Liu Bower, JO Drinbar Hall balance with nature. «1» Batcbdder they have others. Managing editor Stephen Hudek The National Environmental Policy Audrey Veroski Patricia Derrer Assistant managing editor Kim Van Wart Act of 1970 created the Council on En- ltUOsaifc Wen St. Newiedltor Kathryn coll RespoiH Copy editor Faith Mersheus DOONESBURY Wlra editor Mary Bamaa by Garry Trudeau Photo adltor Dale Omorl If you would like to comment on Spomedltor Christopher Shark mtrpora/MBH something in the News or anything mmmstKnaKSMmcH rwamrro OKAY, OKAX oSSvfn *cn*mamm, AMrtrrrsKP tMAlSO SEASON* EXACTLY TEN ate! mim BirHneaa manager Joni Millar PEaNFKONT ISTMSJUST of interest to the campus or com- cuAKMUf* iwummv TAUON6UKEA son. Ac EWTKXXIB6NLA ALONE!AND munity, write to the News. lersser ADATOFF. CMZ/PBtSOUtW TIRED. OF looo NIPS eersane Tka BO News >t published dally Tuesday throvfh Friday during me academic year and HAmcoHmms MiffT ABOUT tour tENEffTAmmt/a HWJMJZEXXir FLUIDS HUE weekly during summer session! by students ol Bowling Green State University. 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Atlanta violencej^f!^ Remmington said white officers were so disenchanted tice, playing cards, watching television, drinking, taking and realized that many of the officers really did not care. RALPH NADER, A CONSUMER ADVOCATE, will with the heirarchy in the department that they welcomed drugs, shopping, or ranging out at the morgue or the fire They called the black housing projects "zoos." speak on "Consumerism and the Uses of Education" at her as a sort of sounding board and someone they could house. Domestic murders could be a big possibility in the 9 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Union. complain to. REMMINGTON said the homicide detectives arrived Atlanta slayings, Remmington said, adding that all the She said the black commissioner was making up for at the beginning of their shift, checked out a radio and murders except one that occurred when she was in Atlan- IN YESTERDAY'S FOCUS COLUMN, the News incor- years of discrimination against blacks in Atlanta by pro- went home to wait for a murder. They did not investigate ta were domestic. rectly identified that Frances Perry was the only author moting only blacks and eventually lost his job for alleged- the way movies lead the public to believe. Discrimination could be another reason, and she said of the column. The article was a collective statement by ly revealing answers to blacks on a promotion test. "There is very little police can do about homicides," she is sure the attitudes of the police officers have not the Women for Women steering committee, comprised Remmington said. "They have to rely on informants." changed; no one is working any harder because of the of Terri Royed, Margaret Weinberger, Mary Magada, "THE WHITE officers hated him because there was a lot of reverse discrimination going on," Remmington Remmington said the first homicide case she dealt with murders and that is why she predicted Atlanta would be Meredith Flynn and Frances Perry. The News regrets involved a black baby about six weeks old. She said the needing help. the error. said. Atlanta has a different black commissioner today. The most important thing she learned was that the officer reporting the death thought it had been a domestic ALTHOUGH SHE places some of the blame for the police in Atlanta did very little work particularly in- death and that the child had been killed by the parents, situation in Atlanta on the media for presenting a vestigation into homicides but the coroner ruled it a natural death. distorted view of the capabilities of police, Remmington Although neighbors called the station complaining that said many white officers would feel and work differently Newsbriefs. REMMINGTON said the average uniform officer in the baby had been murdered because the parents were if the victims were white children. Atlanta spent two hours each day responding to calls. known child abusers. the police officer refused to in- "If it were black adults, I could say they would be over- That left six hours on a shift for patroling the streets, but vestigate further. joyed," Remmington said, adding that she can imagine sne said that time was spent in what the officers called AT FIRST, Remmington said she was new enough to the white officers saying, "One of the animals in the zoo Student Injured in crash sex with mistresses, which she said was a common prac- react with frustration until she was around a little longer has gone wild and is killing their own." A University senior was treated and released from Wood County Hospital yesterday after being injured in a from page 1 three-vehicle accident on Ridge Street next to Oak Bowers trial Grove Cemetery. Kohler said. "Steve was lying to the side on the ground, "A white guy broke a bottle on a guard rail," she con- "I saw his head stick out of the crowd," Puett said. Witnesses said Robin RoUer, 22, of 1366 E. Wooster half lying, half sitting against the dumpsters. Steve was tinued, "and he said (to her), 'I'm going to slash his face "Steve dropped face first as they fled. His face was on the St, was driving his motorcycle east on Ridge when it hit huddled up. I ran towards him and saw a knife wound," out!' (Then) I grabbed the white guy by his shoulders and pavement." a car driven by Robert Dudley, University associate Kohler said. said (to him), 'You're not going to.'" professor of health and physical education. Griffen, who saw the fight from the alley, said the At this point, she said, she looked over her shoulder and Douglas Jerabek of 119 Wolfy Avenue, said he chased Witnesses said Roller was apparently speeding when group hit Bowers with a bottle and kicked him. saw two men hold Bowers while the others hit him with a about three males from the scene and saw them get into a his motorcycle hit Dudley's car, which was turning left "He was on his knees when they hit him. His arms were bottle. parked car. He said he remembered the license plate off Ridge into the Student Services parking lot. pinned back while they were hitting him," she said. Griffin said she was sure both Oviedo and Villarreal numbers and told the police. Roller was thrown from the motorcycle onto another "Steve grabbed his abdomen and went down a few were in the fight the night Bowers was killed, but she said Bowers was bleeding from his torso, Jerabek said. car driven by senior University student Susan seconds later." she didn't see either of them with a knife. When Meegan saw Bowers, she said he was bleeding McKnight, 35, of Fremont. A Mexican male, about 5'10" tall walked by Griffin as from the nose, ears and mouth. City police said Roller was cited for operating a she was crossing the street, going toward the Uptown, she ROGER PUETT, a University student, who also was in Although Oviedo and Villarreal are being tried motorcycle without a license and traveling at excessive said. the Brathaus line said, "Bowers was pinned in. If he tried together, each will receive a separate verdict, and it is speed. The other drivers were not injured or charged. "HE HAD A knife in his left hand and his shirt sleeve to get away he couldn't have. He was bent over, and five possible that one could be found guilty and the other inno- was stained (with blood)," Griffin said. were hitting down on him." cent, according to Villarreal's attorney, Richard Neller. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA LEASING FOR FALL proudly announces their Summer Work 2 Bedroom Apts. new spring pledges: Forest Apts. Heat Incl. 9 Mo. Furn. Sue Hickman Alarma Cummins Make $3294 (Napoleon Rd.) YES $380/Mo. Kathryn Davis Rebecca Evans INTERVIEWS TODAY, APRIL 29 Luther II Harriet Harichovsky Pam Basta 12 pm or 3 pm or 7 pm (841 Eighth St.) NO S315/MO. Christine Heriiky Debbie Kayfez Conference Room of the Falcon Plaza Motel Luther III (733-7 Manville) NO $325/Mo. Nancy Mullen Kathy Leibig Please be prompt TRAVEL PROFIT LEARN Patsy Orr Mefissa Schobclock We need a few hard workers. EXPERIENCE Pendleton Realty EXCITEMENT Welcome to the nest! 319 E. Wooster 353-3641 or 352-1619

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Semi turn S213/mo. Open Tue*. 10-4. Frl. 1-7:30. St. Love, your Chi O Sitter*. PREFERRED PROPERTIES COI Phone 352-7305. 354 1SJJ0 __ Aloytlu* School 2nd floor. Around the track ADPI't did go. 835 HIGH ST.-RENTAL OFFICE SPECIAL FEATURES 2 F. rmtes. lor next yr. very nice REDUCED SUMMER RATES Buying gold a. silver They didn't get win, place or • Redecorated • New Drapes apt* univ village. Call Beth ON APARTMENTS. CALL PHONE 352-9378 Paying highest prices show. But Saturday's run was so 352 8017. NEWLOVE REALTY 341 5163. 9:00-4:30 • Carpeting • Gas Heat Jewelry Box. 133 w. wootter. much fun, they'll always be No. llll Summer Rentals-Houses, opts. & • Disposal • Gas Range Beta "500" proceeds donated to HELP WANTED single rooms. Near campus. Ph. • Refrigerator • Stainless Sink We need dedicated workers for APARTMENT COMPLEXES "Big Brothers ol Wood County" Summer and/or winter lobs at 357 7365. and "Children's Resource the entire summer. If you would lake and ski resort. 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Graduating Seniors: • Laundry Area in Each Building Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. MAY 3 Cause we're gonna international Resource 3521663. 3 days until Betel Get psyched rale A II11 Development Corporation is 140' i Manville. 2 Bdrm . Females e Tenants Pay Electric Only Alpha Sigs we're pushing for Love. The Star Duttert. looking for 6 or 7 Individuals that only, immediate possession, near • Lots of Closet Space you all the weyl Love. The Alpha The sisters ol Chi Omega would are interested In land leasing. Univ. Call John Newlove Real A Sig Flames. like to express our sincerest Must be aggressive and have Estate 352 6553 SPECIAL FEATURES • All residents have use of year round pool UTSA with large game party room, kitchen, huge fireplace. Ping pong, pool table, pin ball ABORTION Travel to iljc Rc.7uissu.7cc Copter machines. SGIRL!!! TOLL FREE OTHER RENTALS * 71bs. 8 oz. 9 o.m. - 10 p.m. • Houses, efficiencies, 1 bdrm. Sat., May 23, 1981, 7 am to 5 pm • Furnished & Unfurnished % Kelly and Phil y $9 per student Have time to tour the center, shop, Lim UNuta YOUR mMsmo curmwiWHiWi have lunch SENIOR Navy NIII equipped Advincvd training Sptcialuation opportuniliM Immefdiml* Buptt Signups through May 1st Jbhsthe Word. viatory TT.ponBibility Challenge Plui all the brnrfii* of boina an Old,-*.. TVav*l Adwnturv Salary in UAO office and b*n*f its competitive to civilian All subs made to your order nurairifl For root* information, aatvd your '811 mum* to or call Fast free delivery 352-5166 JAMES GIBSON M-xttcal Program* RapraaanlativJ Minimum order of $2.15 fcelebrating 208 S. Main Suit* 102 bis Bowrllng Oman. Ohio 43*02 ALPHA PHI's say good luck (41t) 352-5500 (collect) | the post mmmRimjnm* to our Beta team: A sub never had It so good. years by Unda Paddock Til Deanne Schaumberg I making COrTSIOP PlljNT1NG*r Terre Roof j improve TYPING SERVICES JoAnn's Linda Beckstein 14 ments GET PSYCHED FOR SATURDAY? for the years ^

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Court Dayton Oh,o*5439 352-0059 15131 2S4«165 Tha BO NMH April 29,1M1 6 Congress skeptical of AW ACS sale American priest vanishes in El Salvador WASHINGTON(AP)-Secretary of Haig's appearance before the House character, nature and morality of this CHICAGO (AP) - Sen. Charles in a statement released by his BOURGEOIS, A member of the State Alexander Haig Jr., running into foreign operations subcommittee proposed sale before they describe it Percy (R-ni.) said the disap- Chicago office that "I have been in Maryknoll Order, worked in a a wall of bipartisan skepticism in Con- launched a summer-long campaign as the most dangerous threat facing pearance of an American Roman touch with the State Department on Maryknoll mission in Bolivia from gress, urged opponents of selling ad- seeking Congress' support for the con- the state of Israel," Haig replied. Catholic priest in El Salvador is this matter and have learned that 1972 to 1976, when he moved to vanced military equipment to Saudi troversial sale. HE ASSURED the committee that "yet another sign of the desperate both the Salvadoran government Chicago. Arabia to wait for details before label- HE SAD) the Reagan administra- Reagan's' 'firm commitment to main- instability" in that Central and the American embassy in El • ing the plan a danger to Israel. tion is still "fleshing out" details of tain Israel's qualitative advantage American country. Salvador are investigating the Haig hinted to a House panel yester- the sale and urged the congressmen over Arab military forces will be disappearance. The priest led a four-day fast at day that the Saudis will make conces- several times to wait for those details. met." The Rev. Roy Bourgeois of Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago sions to U.S. interests in the Mideast But Rep. Clarence Long (D-Md.) The White House announced last Chicago has been missing since he last November to protest U.S. in- in exchange for the sale and said he told Haig it is already clear that the week that the president has decided to left his hotel Sunday to buy An embassy spokesman said volvement in El Salvador and the does not believe the Saudi kingdom sale is "one of the most dangerous sell the Saudis five AWACS radar medicine two days ago, the U.S. Bourgeois, 42, a native of Lutcher, failure of the church to condemn it, will fall and allow secret equipment threats" facing Israel. command posts plus missiles and Embassy in San Salvador said. la., arrived in El Salvador Thurs- according to the Rev. Randy on sophisticated radar planes to fall "I think that it would be prudent for long-range fuel tanks to enhance 62 Percy, chairman of the Senate day to work as an interpreter for a Madonna, a Maryknoll missionary into Soviet hands. all to wait until they see the precise F-15 Saudi fighters already on order. foreign Relations Committee, said CBS television crew from Chicago. in Chicago. Kappa Slg Kappa Slg Kappa Slg Kappa Slg Kappa Slg Kappa **••*****••****•#***•**••** a * Chi Omega Proudly Kappa Sigma's Alpha Sigma Phi * The brothers of Sigma Nu I Welcomes their New Baby * Hooters into their nest! extend met condolences lew Actives Ill Sjwlim Qtr. Cheryl Claphan to the brothers of John Jatltlai Kelly Wllb.r Connie Corthell | Jim Sannaman Oa«a Hollman Pledges * Oaorga Sanco John Kan* Cathi Crowe Pi Kappa Alpha on Diva Wood Nick Clalarlno MikeTarbet * Dawn Dennis Steven Minnich Theresa Meeler the death of Congratulations £ * JeffJetT Nelson + From the Brothers Kim PawHzak Tony Corsiglia The Phoenix Takes Right! Terri Schabel 5 BIS •*!•* BIS tod** ots •*••* ots *&•» ore 'dot* *is s J ■••••••••*••»*•••••< i 'DZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZg *»•••••»» Opening Tonight. Third World Theatre's Swan Song, Dream on Monkey Mountain by Derek Walcott. A West Indian Fantasy with music and dance. April 29, 30, and May 1, 2. Main Auditorium, University Hall 8:00 P.M. B.G. Students $1 with I.D. card. Ticket Information and Reservations. Congratulations Delta Zeta 372-2729. IN N Sisters on these awards O —•*——*****»•***■*•> Q N g given at State Day: O N N Q Every Monday NoU g ?. 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Please present coupon Please present coupon PtMBJMtWtrit coupon Vassarette'. Underneath-lt-AirM. when ordering. . when ordering Wftan ordering OFFER EXPIRES MAY 10.1911 OFFER EXPIRES MAY 10.1981 OFFER EXPIRES MAY 10. IMI May 4-8 The Powder Puff JpUW's^ YfrjiDysQ Wtiwys^ 525 Ridge St ULx 6 The BQ Nun April 29,1981 Sports Nastase: 'bad boy' still giving his best for game by Tracy Collins rules are always tougher on the little But the current stars don't share his 225-pound player, ranked 36th in the News still reporter people, the small people, the bad peo- ideas of life on the tour. world. ple. The good people and the stronger "I would be happy to isolate myself On this night, Nastase was happy. There is electricity in the air when people never get under the rules. I from other people, if that is what it The crowd responded to his antics and the man is around. When he enters the don't think he (McEnroe) is going to takes to be at the top, or to stay there laughed at every joke and each room, there is nothing but silence. get fined enough for what he is doing. once you get there," said 21-year-old obscenity. He played accordingly, When he is on a tennis court, all eyes Imagine a guy, number 200, doing Kathy Jordan, one of the top singles jumping to a 7-3 lead (in the 12-game are glued on him. what McEnroe is doing. I think he is and doubles players in the world. pro set). As one spectator at last Monday's going to be punished more than Nastase's early years were tennis exhibition for the Arthritis McEnroe. That is not the way we carefree, but addicting. He admits to- Nastase was on his stage. He was Foundation of Toledo put it, "He is in need," continued the Rumanian. day that when he takes as little as two teaching ball boys how to pick up and complete control out there." weeks off at a time he gets sick. throw the balls. He went to a line To say that there are hard feelings judge to pet him like a dog. And he This is far from the way Hie Nastase between McEnroe and Nastase is put- "FOR ME it was natural. I didn't held in his fancy a beautiful woman has been treated during his illustrious ting it mildly. McEnroe makes fun of have any manager then, so I just who just happened to be in the path of career. He has been called everything Nastase, gives him no respect, but Hie played wherever I felt I like the game Amaya's cannonball serve (clocked at from "tennis1 bad boy" to just plain no longer has the skills to punish to play. Whenever I want to play, I 140 mph). At that point, Nastase of- "Nasty." McEnroe on the tennis courts. just go out and play. fered to massage any wounds she sus- Regardless of what they call him, Respect is important to Nastase. "In the case of McEnroe and Lendl, tained. they all seem to agree that Nastase they don't do things like that, and they has made tennis what it is today, a "MOST RESPECT ME, with a few don't go to small places. They go for Although this pleased the crowd, it big-time, big-money sport. exceptions, like McEnroe and these the big cities and the money. It's up to started to take its toll on his concen- kids coming along now, like (Ivan) the person, how he feels. Does he love tration, as has happened so often dur- WHEN NASTASE began playing Lendl," he said. "The others, they ap- the game, or just take the money and ing his career. But he held on to win tennis, it was a game for the rich and preciate it because they know what I run?" (12-10), making his night a success. well-mannered. Nastase has made it was doing. McEnroe and these guys But the excessive play may have These wins don't come often richer and taken it away from its get it easier than we got it. We had to taken its toll on the number of years anymore, and Nastase realizes it. prudish origins. Purists were appalled work at what we did. Now the tour- Nastase was able to stay on top. "I would like to be back on top but by the way he acted, but they could naments and publicity are all done for "I played a lot," he said. "I played that's the way it goes," he said. "You not deny his talents. Thus, Nastase them, and they just come and get it nonstop 40 weeks every year. Maybe it go up and then down, and that's the stayed. right away. I don't think they deserve way it is." Now that he has dropped to 79th in it." shows now that I shouldn't have the world, the purists are gloating, but Nastase is unhappy with the new played that much. But when you stop Nastase is proud of himself and his he says that the changes he has made breed of tennis players, who are com- to regret, you're going to feel a lot of accomplishments. won't fall with him. The bad boys will pletely the opposite of him when he them, so you forget." "What is important is that I always survive. was playing, He was always happy to NASTASE still shows his im- gave my best to the game," he said. "That's going to be around for the go to a party, to be the center of a maculate touch, and he still moves "I never did anything on purpose to next hundred years," he said. crowd. In a recent article, Nastase with grace and deceptive speed. But, attract myself to the cameramen or he later admitted that he is not as fast staff photo by Al Fuchs "They're not going to default (John) was quoted as saying, "For me, the the newspapers. I just do it the way I "Nasty" Hie Nastase shows Just one ol his many lacial expres- McEnroe from any tournament he nicest memories always are the jokes, as he once was. feel it myself. I always do it natural. sions during last Monday's exhibition match with Victor Amaya at plays. how happy people were when I was in His opponent at the Toledo exhibi- What I did was good for the crowd, but Toledo's Centennial Hall. "The rules are tougher now. But the the dressing room." tion was Victor Amaya, a 6-7, I did it for me, myself, to enjoy." Sports briefs Heisman Trophy winner headed to New Orleans

Bowling Green's baseball team hosts Notre Dame in a 1 p.m. double- Bum chooses Carolina's Rogers to open pro football draft header today at Steller Field. BG's NEW YORK (AP) - George Other first-round running backs done just that and between them have four linebackers were among the top Keith Van Home was the first of five doubleheader against Findlay, Rogers, the Heisman Trophy winner selected were Freeman McNeil of appeared in nine Super Bowls. nine picks. offensive tackles to go in the opening yesterday, was postponed because of UCLA, by the New York Jets; Randy Taylor, the 6-3, 240-pounder, was rain. from South Carolina, was the No. 1 MATCHING the running backs in round, the others being Brian selection by the New Orleans Saints McMillan of the University of Pitt- taken No. 2 by the New York Giants, volume were defensive backs, six of Holloway of Stanford, New England; yesterday and led a group of six runn- sburgh, Baltimore; David Overstreet who were in the enviable position of them also going in the first round. Outland Trophy winner Mark May of Bowling Green's rugby team won ing backs chosen in the first round of of Oklahoma, Miami; James Brooks sitting just behind the Saints in the UCLA's Kenny Easley, Seattle, was Pitt, Washington; Curt Marsh of all three of its matches last weekend, the National Football League draft. of Auburn, San Diego, and Booker selection order. If New Orleans had first, followed by Ronnie Lott of Washington, Oakland, and Howard defeating Sandusky, 4-0, 20-4, and De- Bum Phillips, former coach of Moore of Perm State. Buffalo. taken Taylor, the Giants would have Southern California, San Francisco; Richards of Missouri, Dallas. fiance, 14-4. Houston whose selection three years jumped on Rogers. Dennis Smith of Southern Cal, This weekend BG, 13-5-2, will host of "franchise" back Earl Campbell LINEBACKERS, TOO, were highly Denver; Ted Watts of Texas Tech, Two trades livened up the pro- the Stroh's Midwest Rugby Cup at turned the Oilers into an NFL power, prized, four of them going in the open- "Whichever they take, we'll take Oakland; Hanford Dixon of Southern ceedings. The Baltimore Colts traded Doyt Perry Field. Matches will start went the same route in his first draft ing round. One of the biggest names the other one," Giants General Mississippi, Cleveland, and Bobby running back Joe Washington to the at 10:00 a.m. on both days, with the as the Saints' coach. among them - Lawrence Taylor from Manager George Young had said. Butler of Florida State, Atlanta. Washington Redskins for three draft Falcons facing Purdue at 11:00 a.m., He tabbed Rogers, the 6-2, North Carolina - was also regarded by The remaining first-round The Chicago Bears, with one of the choices. And Tony Reed, a 1,000-yard Saturday. 220-pounder who plowed through as many as the "best athlete available," linebackers selected were E.J., premiere running backs in the league rusher for Kansas City three years BG's women's rugby team dropped well as around tacklers en route to a phrase used by teams that prefer not Junior of Alabama, St. Louis; Hugh in Walter Payton, picked one of the ago and an excellent blocker hobbled a game with Ohio University last 1,781 yards last year and 5,091 for his to draft just to fill a specific need. Pitt- Green of Pitt, Tampa Bay, and Mel premiere tackles available to open by knee surgery two seasons back, Saturday, 50. career with the Gamecocks. sburgh and Dallas have consistently Owens of Michigan, Los Angeles. All some holes for him. Southern Cal's was dealt to Denver

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