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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. thursday, february 16,1984 vol. 66 issue 56 new/bowling green state university Proposal gaining momentum WASHINGTON (AP) -Proposals side. "We're only two states away and vided two routes for amending the for a constitutional amendment to the impetus is greater now than ever Constitution. Congress, by two-thirds sponsoring such legislation. And a balance the federal budget have lain because people are so concerned with vote in each chamber, can propose similar measure is progressing dormant in Congress for over a year, high deficits," said David Keating of such an amendment, as has been done through the Vermont legislature. but in the face of deficits nearing $200 the National Taxpayer's Union, which for each of the current 26 amend- Backers in California are using the billion, activity is increasing on the has promoted the amendment for a ments. A constitutional convention ballot initiative process to get a refer- state level to force the government's decade. also can be called upon the petition of endum on such an amendment on the hand. two-thirds of the state legislatures. ballot in November. Balanced-budget proponents say "We've always thought Congress The Reagan administration has they are within striking distance: 32 would not pass a balanced budget Once an amendment is offered, the been neutralon the subject of a consti- state legislatures now have formally resolution without heavy pressure process then becomes the same: it tutional convention, but has strongly petitioned Congress to convene a con- from the states," Keating added. He must be ratified by three-fourths of backed an amendment for a balanced stitutional convention to draft an said the decision by the Missouri the states, or 38 states. budget. In his 1964 State of the Union amendment to require a balanced Legislature in May to join the ranks address, President Reagan men- U.S. budget, except In times of war or after it repeatedly rejected such pro- In New York, the state Senate Judi- tioned his support for it only in pass- other national emergencies. posals gave the "dramatic turna- ciary Committee passed a balanced ing, despite an unmet 1960 campaign That is just two away from the 34 bout" proponents needed to get their budget resolution last week. It could vow that he would balance the budget states needed under Article V of the effort back on track. be on the floor of the GOP-run Senate by 1984. Constitution. Proponents now are there as early as next week, although Balanced-budget proponents point beating the bushes in at least four If two more states follow suit, Con- backers are less hopeful of a victory to the inability of even an administra- states - New York, Kentucky, Ver- gress would be bound to call the first in the Democratic-run New York Gen- tion as conservative as Reagan's to mont and California - in hopes of such constitutional convention in the eral Assembly. get federal spending under control as coming up with the additional two nation's history. Votes could come within the next a prime reason why a restriction on states this year. few weeks in Kentucky, too, where 22 federal borrowing should be written They claim momentum is on their THE FOUNDING FATHERS pro- of the Senate's 38 members are co- into the constitution. Escort service becoming more popular Rape reports cause increased police security
by Marcy Grande ciate director of Public Safety, police abduction, have been observed taking the escort service has been receiving stall reporter have been receiving numerous leads special precautions. Last night, the a flood of calls these days. in reference to the composite sketch women warned each other about "Last semester, we received 945 The reported assaults and rapes released by city police earlier this going out alone. Some who prepared calls total, and already we have at involving University women being week. to walk alone heeded tips for protec- least 800. We've been getting about 50 abducted on the west end of campus "Many people called in about iden- tion and waited to accompany people a night. Last Thursday there were 71, have resulted In increased police se- tifying people who resemble the face who were traveling the same way. and Tuesday we had 104," Stone said. curity, fear among University women in the composite sketch, so we have a and a substantial influx in the number long list of suspects, and we have been The publicity of the alleged attacks Despite the sharp influx of calls, of students using the escort service. carefully checking out each one," appears to have urged more students Stone said there have been enough -aWSue Cross "We're doing everything we can," Gerkens said. to call the escort service for rides or volunteers to provide for the volume T-bone choir * "•** said William Bess, director of Public The residents of McDonald Quad- walking escorts. of callers, though people have to wait Dave McMahon, a freshman music education major, keeps his eyes on the music Safety."We have stationed several rangle, the only all-women residence ten or 15 minutes. Stone added that while practicing with the trombone choir. .... patrolmen around the area." unit on campus and the closest living Tamy Stone, sophomore coordi- the escort service is taking on more See related story, page 4. According to Dean Gerkens, asso- unit to the common area of reported nator of the volunteer service, said volunteers. Blockwatch program getting USG support Stamp collectors: by Teresa Perrettl USG assistant national state commu- dents involved as members: we wel- Hamilton to Eighth Street," Banner slot! reporter nity affairs coordinator, said. come all of them and will provide said. Olympics by mail Another aspect of the program is information about the program," he Because these areas consist pri- A program to help fight crime in off- the idea of safety houses. said. marily of students, Banner believes campus areas is being implemented "There will be a house on each According to Bowling Green Police students are going to have to make by Cathy Wise "Postmasters don't like to allow by Undergraduate Student Govern- block with a poster/sign in the win- Lieutenant Bill Fox, "A lot of people the effort to get involved. "Safety is reporter any mistakes printed to go out into ment and the city of Bowline Green. dow signifying that if a person is in have to get involved or nothing. It is important, this is one way to get circulation, but it sometimes gives With the recent increase of assaults trouble, they can go there for safety," going to take a lot more than saying students involved in the community More people have begun collect- the collector more for his money," on campus, walking alone at night has Banner said. we are going to do it, it is going to take and to show the community we care ing commemorative stamps since Hill added. become a frightening experience. The "The Blockwatch program in effect a lot of work." about crime," he said. the United States was named host George Marshall, owner of Mar- Bowling Green Blockwatch program now is not very strong in off-campus Banner outlined the areas the pro- of the 1984 Summer Olympics, shall's Stamp & Coin in Toledo, designed to minimize crime, is offer- areas because students do not partici- gram is to cover. The program is tentatively sched- according to Bowling Green post- said there are many different kinds ing neighborhood areas the chance to pate," Mayor Bruce Bellard said. "The areas off-campus involved, uled to begin after spring break. If it master Bob Hill. of valuable stamps available de- get involved by being a part of the According to the mayor, getting are those adjacent to campus. This is successful then it will continue next Between 25 and 30 people collect pending on the kind collected and block house-safe house action. students involved would help the pro- includes Ridge Street to Poe Road year. stamps at the Bowling Green Post the amount of money spent. "Those who live off-campus are gram in these areas. including apartments on East Merry "Even if it only cuts down one rape Office, he said, but only ten to 15 of "You have to specialize in one urged to look out for suspicious inci- and Frazee Apartments, Winthrop or assault, I would consider it suc- them are serious col- country's stamps be dents in their area," Pete Banner, 'HOPEFULLY WE can get stu- Terrace to Mercer Road and Scott cessful," Banner said. lectors. cause they change One of them is and print so many Steve Schwab, 38, a stamps in one year University plumber that it is too difficult from Weston, who to keep track of more Demanding Gemayel must stand trial has been collecting than one country," stamps for about 30 • Schwab said. years and has a com- f Stamp collecting is filete Olympic set col- not only for adults. ected since that The national Benja- time. min Franklin Stamp Druse, Shiites routing Lebanese Army His aunt got him Club is sponsored by started when he was local post offices for BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Druse sweeps through the hills, picking up talks, any dialogue, any reconcilia- Max Nash reported from Sidon, 15 in grade school be- third, fourth, and and Shiite militias swept the hills equipment abandoned by the Leb- tion wifli the (rightist Christian) Pha- miles south of Damour in Israeli-held cause she had some fifth graders, Hill south of Beirut yesterday after anese army and Christian militias langists or Amin Gemayel while he is territory, that government soldiers extra stamps, said. routing the crumbling Lebanese army who fled at the surprise offensive on in power. had been streaming into Israeli lines Schwab said, and he The club is a pro- for the second time in nine days. Tuesday. for more than 24 hours. Israeli sol- now has a collection Sgram offered to help Druse leader Walid Jumblatt said Police said 50 people were killed "Gemayel may be trying to save bis diers said hundreds of Lebanese sol- of between 2,500 and 3,000 stamps. ade school teachers educate President Amin Gemayel should re- and 89 wounded in the fighting in the neck. There will be no mercy for him. diers arrived in Sidon. Stamp collecting can be an ex- eir students about stamps, Hill sign and stand trial for "crimes." hills Tuesday and yesterday. They He must be tried - he and the other pensive hobby, Hill said, because said. It is well accepted by teach- A Druse offensive that drove the said two people died and 14 were officers, especially (Lebanese army In Washington, President Reagan collectors usually buy blocks of the ers because of its educational value army from positions south of the wounded in Beirut, where clashes chief Gen. Ibraham) Tannous, for all said the Marines, to be withdrawn same stamp. But he added that and because it is fun for the chil- capital left the U.S. Marines, based at continued along the "green line." the the crimes they committed." soon, could stay on the U.S. ships for people can't lose money on stamp dren, he added. Beirut's airport, almost surrounded strip dividing Christian east ana Mos- One "crime, he said, was calling as long as they would have been kept collecting because stamps can al- The Bowling Green Post Office leftist Druse and Shiite Moslem lem west Beirut. in artillery support from the U.S. on shore - which could be another ways be used for practical reasons. has not initiated the program in ships on "national areas" in the Syr- year or more. Sometimes stamp collecting is Bowling Green city schools yet, but Marines maintained access to GOVERNMENT SOURCES said ian-held mountains. Secretary of State George Shultz more profitable than a collector Hill said they will begin one when the Mediterranean via a narrow strip, Gemayel was on the verge of meeting The Voice of Lebanon, the rightist said the Marines, on their second- can imagine, Hill said. they find a qualified person to run crossing the coastal highway, to a a key opposition demand by abrogat- Christian radio station, said the Leb- highest alert, were not in great dan- it. boat landing zone dubbed the "green ing a May 17,1983, troop withdrawal anese army's 4th Brigade regrouped ger at their base. He said the Curtiss Jenny is a Marshall said that anyone who beach." Spokesperson Maj. Dennis agreement with Israel. But he made at the coastal town of Damour. 10 Britain already has removed its 115- classic example of stamp value. would like to begin stamp collect- Brooks said there was no fighting no announcement yesterday. miles south of Beirut. But reporters man unit of the four-country force. A Because of a printing mistake, the ing should attend the 60th Annual around the base. Jumblatt said rejection of the pact who traveled near Damour said the spokesperson for Italian Premier Bet- 24 cent stamp issued in 1918 honor- Stamp Exhibit & Bourse on Feb. 25 The Druse fighters and Amal, the was no longer enough. area was held by Druse and Shiite tino Craxi said yesterday most of the ing a hangar airplane is worth from 10 to 6 pm. and Feb. 26,11 to 5 largest Shiite militia, joined along the "Amin Gemayel has to step down," Moslem militiamen. 1,400-man Italian unit would be out in $145,000 ana more every time it is Gi. at the Yorkshire Hall, 4017 coastal highway and made clean-up he said. "There will never be any Associated Press correspondent two weeks. sold. Grange St. in Toledo. ■the bottom line- A reported bomb scare yesterday returned to his office when he heard index inside weather afternoon emptied many administra- the news. tive offices in McFall Center while Olscamp said the person(s) who •University Health Center officials police investigated the premises. called in the threat have been re- Buchwald 2 say they are concerned because Bombing The bomb threat was reported to corded on an answering machine as many students have not returned campus police by an office in McFall the call was made over the noon hour campus/local 3 state/world 5 their measle vaccination forms. Center sometime after 1 p.m. yester- at the Admissions Office. Page 3. threatened day, William Bess, director of Public While Olscamp said bomb threats sports/wrap 6 Safety said. Occupants of the building are "no laughing matter" he said the classifieds 8 •The University men's basketball team won while the women suf- were notified ana given the option to "police did not consider it a real Sunny today o high near 50-55. in McFall evacuate the building, he said. threat" because giggling could be fered a loss to Western Michigan heard on the tape. The president last night. Pages 6,7. increasing cloudiness tonight President Paul Olscamp, whose of- added that suspect(s) would be "pros- with a slight chance of showers fice is in the building, said he was at ecuted to the fullest extent of the and a low near 45 Miletti Alumni Center at the time, but law." 2 bg news/february 16.1964 editorial The battle of Caspar and George "i told him it was tradition, so be dozes off in his chair. But when Wein- read the riot act to him for shipping Combat rape problem by Art Buchwald agreed to a 10-minute stop there, on berger comes in with his bagful of computers to Bulgaria. But it's hard the condition he could spend the rest military contingency plans, the presi- to sell the foreign country leaders on a The rumor in Washington is that of the day at the Pentagon." dent really perks up. Mr. Reagan peaceful solution to a crisis situation Secretary of Defense Caspar Wein- loves simplistic solutions to world when Weinberger will offer to solve with common sense berger and Secretary of State George "That's not very diplomatic." affairs." the same problem with 100 helicopter Shultz can't get together on foreign "The Defense Department has of- i gunships. i Cpvon't worry, it'll never happen to me." This rationali- policy. There is a further rumor that fered the foreign minister a ride on a "No wonder you people are tilting J_/zation is used by many young women who walk home Weinberger, is influencing foreign pol- nuclear aircraft carrier, a flight in a toward Weinberger'' "I guess what you're saying has icy more than Shultz. B-52 bomber and a military parade in "It's no contest when you have to validity, because every time you see alone at night. However, an escalation of assaults and rapes "This shouldn't surprise anyone," his honor at West Point. All the State choose between a Cabinet officer who George Shultz on television he looks in the past three weeks makes it imperative that women take Miguel, my friend at one of the em- Department could come up with was a has a 115 billion budget and one who very nervous, and every time Caspar more precautions before venturing out alone. bassies in Washington, told me. "Ev- visit to Disney World." has $306 billion to toss around." Weinberger comes on the screen he eryone in this town knows the "Don't your people realize the sec- doesn't seem to have a worry in the According to William Bess, director of Public Safety, Pentagon is in, and Foggy. Bottom is retary of state is the second most "Do you have any word on the world." "every attempt is being made to catch the suspect(s). Bess out." important position in our govern- morale of the State Department?" "Why is that?" I wanted to know. ment?" "The rumor is that they're not too "It shouldn't surprise you. Shultz believes that it is one or two people committing the offenses. "Because when a country has a happy over there. The president still deals in soft talk and Weinberger He said the four assaults reported to their office, and the foreign policy based on military "Not under Reagan it isn't. Rumor lets them write nasty diplomatic deals in hardware." most recent rape, on February 10, are believed to be related. stength, the secretary of defense is has it that when George Shultz starts notes to Nicaragua, Cuba and Can- Yet, the community must be commended for their security going to have a lot more to say than briefing the president on some intri- ada. And every once in awhile they Buchwald is a columnist for the Los the secretary of state." cate diplomatic problem, Reagan can call in a foreign ambassador and Angeles Times Syndicate efforts. "That's how much you know. The Both campus and city police officials have stepped up on- secretary of defense only carries out the policies set by the State Depart- foot and in-car patrols in the area. The administration ment," I said. recently installed flood lights around campus to brighten "It used to be that way, but it isn't walking areas. anymore. Look at it from our point of The Student Escort Service, sporting orange vests and view. When Weinberger goes globe- trotting he carries photos of new hand radios, is a welcome sight around campus. The service tanks, classy fighter planes, sleek has reported a substantial increase in business of late. The ground-to-air missiles, and sexy heli- total number of calls for last semester was 945 and the copters. When George Shultz travels around the world he has nothing to service has already racked up 800 calls, averaging about SO a show world leaders except pictures of night, according to Tamy Stone, coordinator of the volun- his grandchildren. teer service. "when Shultz talks to my colonel- president, all he tells him is that if he Residence halls have been alerting female residents about wants continued U.S. support, he has the recent assaults and rapes and informing them of the to set his financial house in order, dangers of walking at night alone. hold free elections and stop beating up Yet for all those women who take safety precautions, there on the people. That's not the kind of stuff my leader wants to hear. are many who do not. How many violent crimes need "Weinberger doesn't give lectures. continue before these people come to their senses? As long as my colonel-president certi- fies we're anti-communist, we can have all the ground-to-air missiles As a final reminder: and tear gas we want. If you were • Use the Escort Service (3724360) running my country would you rather • Use the buddy system have a visit from Shultz or Wein- berger?" • Walk in lighted areas "Weinberger, of course." • If you have any information pertaining to the crimes, call "Our foreign minister is going to Public Safety (372-2346) make a visit to Washington this spring and I have been setting up his itine- rary. He just cabled me and wanted to know why he had to visit the State Cybernetics and war Department.
thing." On the cybernetic model, deci- by Peter Q. Kaubf sions are made with minimal - or at best severely limited- attention to the The second jubilation' is theme In the most recent issue of the Bul- facts, are made without an attempt to nomic and social leverages. They letin of the Atomic Scientists, the calculate the outcomes of various by Arzula T. Vilify identifying freedom were stated in the many of them choose the euphoric editor. Bernard Feld, admits that he alternative actions, and are made in particularly fear that the government speech. world 4, . ... campus/local bg news/lebfuary 16,19S4 3 Bus station owner loves his job by Erin Wagoner "You have to work to get anywhere Students not sending reporter in this world." The Bowling Green bus station is BEFORE BUYING the bus sta- immunization records a small lonely building without tion, Avery worked on the street much character, but inside is a car line running from Detroit to man who likes being with people Cincinnati. He said that he drove a by Jolene Aubel information released by the Ohio D«- and loves to work. Greyhound bus for 35 years and reporter pertinent of Health. "Measles can Gilbert Zardy Avery, known to after retiring in 1965, worked at cause a pregnant woman to h*y* a most of his mends as G.Z., is a Bargain City for six years. The Student Health Center has re- miscarriage or give birth to a prema- man some students may know be "f always had two jobs at once. ceived only 1,423 replies out of the 15,- ture baby, according to the report cause he has operated the Grey- When I drove the bus, I owned my 000 forms they sent out last semester Other severe side elects of measles hound bus station on Lehman Road own tailoring shop in Toledo," he regarding measles immunization re- include hearing loss or pneumonia, for 13 years. said. "My friends always asked me cords, according to Joanne Navin, Navin added. While running the bus station, bow I did it. Well, they're all dead clinical coordinator. The Student Health Center and the Avery said he has gotten to know a now, and I'm still here." Ohio Department of Health an lot of students and that is one Avery has lived in Bowling "Along with having the proper vac- "pushing students to be immunized to reason why he likes his Job. Green all of his life. He said as a cinations, proper records of them prevent a measles outbreak at this "They all are real good to me," boy he lived on a farm two miles should also be kept," Navin said. "It's University," Navin said. Thto cam- he said. "They bring me cookies north of the city where he played important to keep your own vaccina- paign started last semester, when all when they get a package from baseball and raced his horse and tion records because you're the one students were sent forms about their home." He added, '' I don't want buggy. who's going to need them." measles immunization records. this to ever end. I want to work "We used to have a lot of horses She said the Health Center is dis- The Health Center urges students to forever." when I was younger," Avery said. tressed over the lack of responses. If iet immunized if they have never bad Since 1971, when he bought the "My family and I used to go to an outbreak of measles occurs, she Kte measles or nave been Imnwihwd building, Avery has arrived each Dallas and trade them. That was said, the Health Center could deter- with a live measles vaccine after one morning at 8 a.m. His day is spent before the streets were paved." mine who needed to be vaccinated if year of age. answering phones, filling out tick- Avery claims be is only 39, but immunization records were avail- "When you are in doubt, you should ets and getting packages ready for can remember incidents that oc- able. be immunized," Navin said. She said bus travel. cured as long ago as 1908. Within the past year, cases of mea- measles can be prevented adding that The little bus station is well "I can walk through Union Hill sles were reported at the University a triple vaccine can be administered cared for. In it sits two desks, one Cemetery and tell you something of Notre Dame and Indiana Univer- for mumps and rubella, also. covered with paperwork, the other about every person buried there, Symptoms of the measles include a a color television. Behind the latter Avery said. 'There's a lot of people % measles are contracted by an rash lasting three or four days, a sits a sqeaky, green chair with there too." adult, the consequences are more fever of at least 101 degrees and a worn-out arms, evidence that a lot Avery's wife died on Valentine's serious than for children, according to cough. of time has been spent there. Day five years ago, and their son At 6 p.m. Avery leaves to eat and was killed in a bus accident at the then returns two hours later to age of 23. 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Now a scribes the music as chal- kids was playing a trom- jors. p.m. in the Main Audito- Twenty trombones play- was formed in fall semes- piano technician in the mu- lenging and unusual. bone and that's when I According to McCut- Values and Ethics Week rium, University Hall. ing together in one ensem- ter, consists of trombone sic college, he said he finds "Usually the trombone decided that I wanted to cheon, this is Hunt's first Event - The University Tickets are $2 for students ble is a rather unusual majors, minors and a fac- it difficult to put down the doesn't have the most in- play the trombone," she year at the University and Christian Campus Min- and $4 for others. sight, according to Dr. ulty member. The music trombone. McCutcheon teresting part in a piece of said. the first attempt at such a istry is sponsoring a panel Vemon Wolcott, professor students are required to said he will not be hard to music, but here (in the large scale trombone en- discussion about "Minori- Black Heritage Month of music. perform in ensemble identify at tonight's perfor- ensemble) all of the parts The trombone ensemble semble. ties and Women in Ameri- Event - Omega Psi Phi will Wolcott, the featured or- groups, but the faculty mance and describes him- are interesting," she said. is conducted by Paul Hunt, ca's Business Future" at 2 sponsor a dance at 10 p.m. ganist of the Trombone member, Paul McCut- self as "the older looking associate professor in the The performance will in- p.m. in the Town Room of in the Amani Room of Ensemble performing to- cheon enjoys playing as a one." Bell became fascinated College of Musical Arts. clude works by Mendels- the Union. Free and open Northest Commons. Free night at 8 p.m. in Bryan hobby. The ensemble perfor- with the trombone at the Hunt, who has been play- sohn, Berlion and to all. and open to all. Recital Hall could not re- McCutcheon, a trombone mance will be featuring age of five when she ob- ing the trombone since the Shultzand and is open to call ever performing with major in college, turned two soloists, Sandra Bell served a group of fifth age of eight, teaches trom- the public. Value* and Ethics Week Dateline, a daily service of Event -There will be a the News, lists dates and panel discussion on "War times of campus events. and Peace: 21st Century Submissions by all organi- FRAZEE AVENUE Rape awareness program Scenarios" at 4:30 p.m. in zations are welcome and the lounge of Prout Hall. must be turned in typed APARTMENTS Free and open to the pub- and double spaced one scheduled for men lic. week prior to the event. 624, 656, 670 Carlo L. Stoen graduate student in college lmarth and two men from Willmarth said, "trying to Another myth is that ally do have to live then- Frazee Avenue reporter student personnel, said he the class. In it they discuss get at it before it happens, rape is the woman's fault. lives different because of 2 bedroom furnished became more aware of sex roles and their per- rather than being reactive This myth "needs to be the fear of the general defi- A heated discussion held at men's attitudes and myths sonal feelings about rape, and dealing with it after it cleared up not just for niton of rape - just being apartments a local bar, about a gang towards rape during the along with trying to an- happens." men, but for women too," harassed." Upper units $450/mo & elec rape in New Bedford, Ohio disussion several months swer the question "why?" While doing research on he said. has developed into an up- ago and realized how little Willmarth observed an rape, Willmarth realized Men feel that rape "is Willmarth said that the Basement units $400/mo & elec coming program on rape he knew and understood awareness program held how complex it was, and not as bad as it really is way we were brought up awareness for men. about rape. at Ohio State University to the number of myths that because they believe (the and the society we live in Mark Willmarth, a coun- As a result, he began a help with organizing a pro- he himself believed. He myths)," Willmarth said. encourages violent acts, CALL 352-0717 selor at the University's class project which has gram here. sees men's attitudes at the adding that he thinks par- Counseling and Career De- evolved into a conscious- The rape awareness pro- University about rape as a "When you get into the ents can help with chang- RENT NOW! Last Week at These Rates! velopment Center and a ness-raising group and a gram is still in its planning real problem. actual definition of it ing attitudes. rape awareness program stages, but the first one is "I think a lot of them (rape), if you want to be for men at the University. tentatively scheduled for really do buy into the very broad, it really can be "If they're not aware, or Both the CR group and next month. It will em- myths, and that's kind of anything that happens to a don't want to deal with the rape awareness pro- phasize attitudes and is scary, he said. woman that's degrading," them," Willmarth said." WINTHROP TERRACE IPTS. «am are in their infancy. based on prevention rather The one myth that Wil- he said, and that is what then they've been brought le CR group is part of a than rehabilitation, he lmarth sees as the most men are unaware of. up that way. It's very hard NOW TAKING DEPOSITS FOR FALL project for the Introduc- said. important to dispell is that "If you are a woman and to change that." tion to Women's Studies "I'm looking more at the rape is a sexual act rather you're walking down the class and includes Wil- proactive area of (rape)," thin the violent crime it is. street (alone), you are Willmarth hopes the pro- going to feel a lot more gram will affect future "EARLY BIRD uncomfortable than a man parents so that their IS YOUR IMPORT FEELING ILL? walking down the street by "locked-in" attitudes and himself," he said. "It's stereotypes are not passed o WE HAVE THE CURE! hard to get men to think down to another genera- S P E Cl AL" that way, that women actu- tion. WE PAY NUT. WATER. 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Richard Ce- income tax refund would become like bill they have introduced would pro- leste's budget planners were too pes- it was watting in line to boy a cabbage ROME (AP) - Two gunmen yester- Observers headquarters here, con- Vice President George Bush left vide "true tax relief" for Ohioans. simistic when they predicted Ohio's patch doll last Christmas?' he said. day shot and killed Leanjon Hunt, the firmed earlier that Hunt, the force's Rome. He had discussed the situation But majority Democrats, who will average jobless rate would be 12 Senate Democrats - unenthusiastic American director of a multinational civilian director-general, had been in Lebanon with Italian officals. determine whether a committee ever percent this fiscal year and 11.2 per- about the House proposal - are even force that patrols the Sinai. An anony- shot "But we do not have any other holds a hearing on the measure, dis- cent in FY 1985. less impressed with the GOP plan. mous caller said a group called the details," she said. The multinational force monitors missed the plan as election-year pub- The Ohio unemployment rate fell to "It's, in my judgment, a purely Fighting Communist Party was re- The Italian news agency ANSA the Israeli-Egyptian accord that re- licity. 9.3 percent last month. political move aimed toward cam- sponsible for the attack. quoted police as saying he was shot in turned the Sinai to Egypt. Hunt, 57, a Sponsored by Sen. Gary Suhadol- SUHADOLNIK SAID the state paign time and lacks a great deal of Dr. Claudio Bevilacqua said by the head by three men who fled in a retired career diplomat, has been its nik R-Parma Heights, the bill would would wind up the two-year budget substance," Senate President Harry telephone from San Giovanni Hospital Flat sedan. The VS. Embassy con- director since the fall of 1982. He was make reductions in the 90 percent period with "a huge surplus" if the Meshel, D-Youngstown, said. of Hunt: "He is dead. He has no heart firmed the ANSA account a native of Mill Creek. Okla. income tax surcharge adopted last trend continues ana the money is not In floor action, senators approved, beat. The bullet caused multiple frac- In an anonymous telephone call to a year based on drops in the state's spent. 31-0, a bill giving handicapped people tures in the head. He has been clini- Milan radio station, a man with a A separate multinational force, in- unemployment rate. He said that if his bill had been in who use support dogs the same rights cally dead since 8:15 p.m. (2:15 Roman accent said, "This is the cluding American, Italian, French Suhadolnik said Legislative Budget effect, the improving employment and privileges granted to the bund Fighting Communist Party. We must and British troops, is in the Beirut Office figures show fiscal year-to-date picture would nave lowered the 90 and deaf who use guide and hearing Dr. Evasio Fava, director of inten- claim the attempt on Gen. Hunt, the area of Lebanon. The anonymous tax revenues are $145 million over percent surcharge to 69 percent by sive care at the hospital, said Hunt guarantor of the Camp David caller apparently was also referring earlier projections. He said income now. i. Michael Schwamralder, D-Co- died minutes after be was transferred agreements. The imperialist forces to this force, as well as to NATO plans exceeded projections by $178 million Also pending in the Senate is a lumbus, said such persons now have to San Giovanni Hospital from Sant' must leave Lebanon. Italy must leave to install nuclear missiles at Comiso, in January alone. Democratic-sponsored House mea- no guarantee they can enter a restau- Eugenlo Hospital. NATO. 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But for the starting five, after the foul shot and twisted his leg Keith Taylor led all scorers with 15 For the admission price, the 2,429 around me and started punching. points, while Bill Faine and Colin tans at Anderson Arena last night had "I can see playing aggressive, but I Irish added 12 apiece. a sports extravaganza - featuring a would never throw a shot at somebody For the second straight game, BG basketball game and a boxing match. - for the team's sake - you're not coach John Weinert's troops played a A mild brouhaha erupted at the end of going to get anything out of it" team game, emphasizing Weinert's the first half, before Bowling Green The half finally ended with BG "we and not me game plan. proceeded to sit Western Michigan on holding a decided, 34-15 edge over a "The last two games we've played its pants with a 71-53 rout. hapless Bronco squad that shot only hard, smart and unselfish," Weinert With only seven seconds remaining 37 percent from the field. At one point said of his club which improved its in the first half, BG's Brian Miller in the first half, WMU experienced an MAC mark to 7-6. "And that's the girl was fouled by WMU's Cordell Eley eight minute drought before connect- we danced with all last year." while driving the basket. Miller went ingon a bucket from the field. BG shot only 43 percent from the to the line with the one-and-one oppor- The Falcons led by as many as 25 field, but controlled the tempo of the tunity. But after sinking the first shot, points in the second half in coasting to Same, which was the key according to Eley purposely backed into Miller, their second consecutive blowout. BG teinert. there was some pushing and shoving, routed Ball State last Saturday, 74-45. "The name of the game is tempo. and then Eley threw a punch at But both WMU and the Cardinals When you shoot with timing and MlDer. occupy the cellar of the Mid-Ameri- tempo, the ball goes in. ELEY PROCEEDED to go after can Conference. "I remember the first game I Miller, before both benches were "After a while you don't win, and coached in high school. Before the emptied and order finally restored. you don't expect to win," Bronco game I gave a fire-and brimstone Eley was ejected from the game and coach Vernon Payne said of his squad Vince Lombardi talk, and the team Miller awarded a two-shot technical which finished 5-23 last season. "But I went out and rebounded and played foul. Only 67 seconds earlier, the think we're battling that with this great defense - but they couldn't Broncos' Kelvin Oliver had been team. I'm remaining optimistic about make a shot from Lake Michigan." slapped with a technical. them." BG travels to Athens Saturday to ''After I got fouled going to the ALL 13 BG players who were face Ohio University in a 1:30 p.m. basket, be (Eley) told me he was healthy - except the ailing David contest. bg news staff/Sue Cross Unibed Let me at him! 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Main Si —sports- bg news/february 16,1984 7 Falcon women beaten in OT Sumners leads Olympic skaters by Ted Passante IN THE FINAL four minutes the seconds later for a 66-65 lead. sports reporter Falcon offense shut down, break- WITH JUST 23 seconds left SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) -Ro- Her last chance for Olympic glory Sumners traced one winning figure ing into the scoring column just WMU set up for the last shot, but salynn Sumners led the women's fig- all but disappeared when she fared and placed second on two other fig- Bowline Green's women's team once when Cathy Smithey-Rahe missed with BG's McGehee grab- ure skating competition yesterday poorly in each of the three school ures which were won by Vodorexova. led for allbut three seconds of last split a pair of free throws at the bing the rebound with just six sec- after winning the compulsories, while figures - variations of the f igure-eight But Sumners finished first overall by night's contest against Western 3:14 mark. onds remaining. McGehee was U.S. teammates Elaine Zayak and - each woman is required to trace. collecting a better total of judges Michigan. But, when it was all said WMU tied the game for the tint then immediately fouled by WMU's Tiffany Chin had their medal hopes ZAYAK LEFT the Skenderija rink placements in the section counting 30 and done, a free throw and a time with just over a minute to play Vicky Musky. riddled with low scores at the XIV through a side exit and passed up percent toward the total score. jumper at the buzzer sent the Fal- on a Wells follow of an errant McGehee, a 70 percent free Olympic Winter Games. interviews. Witt, 18, who skated the last two cons reeling in a loss to the Bron- Bronco shot. With 26 seconds re- throw shooter coining into the That means it's virtually up to figures with an upset stomach, placed cos, 67-66 in overtime. maining the Falcons still had a game, missed the front end of the Sumners, 19, the world and U.S. third on all three figures. The knockout punch was a Tracy chance to win, but while holding one-and-one bonus and WMU's champion from Edmonds, Wash., to The last VS. woman to win gold Wells' 10-foot jumper at the buzzer the ball for the last shot, Rhonda Wells drove the length of the floor face top contenders Elena Vodore- was Dorothy Hamill at the 1976 Inns- in the extra period. It followed a Moore's pass was intercepted with before canning the lu-footer as the zova of the Soviet Union and Katarina bruck Games. East Germany's Anett Cary McGehee miss of a free throw seven seconds remaining, and the buzzer sounded. Witt of East Germany, who finished Poetzsch won the gold medal at the with just six seconds remaining. ensuing Bronco shot fell short, set- The missed free throw marred second and third, respectively. 1980 Lake Placid Games, while Linda The Falcons came out and ting up the overtime. an otherwise great game for McGe- Meanwhile, Judy Blumberg and QS2PGelderman said Zayak botched the Fratianne finished second. scored eight of the game's first ten In the overtime the Falcons hee, who had a game-high 26 points Michael Seibert, who lost a bronze ice first figure (finishing 12th), but she points enroute to leading the Bron- quickly took a four point lead as to go with five assists. dancing medal by an eyelash, were couldn't understand why she finished IN MEN'S competition, Jean cos 32-21 at the intermission. BG Sherry Eubanks and Moore each According BG assistant coach still trying to figure out why. 13th for the second figure. Christophe Simond of France re- controlled every phase of the game had buckets. The Broncos then Mike Hooper, the Falcons' woes The 23 women will skate their pro- Hamilton maintained his lead en- mained second overall behind Hamil- in the first halt, out rebounding answered with a four point run of were not only their free throw gram Thursday, just before the men - tering Thursday's finale despite los- ton and West German Rudi Cerne was WMU by 17, and out shooting the their own with 2:44 remaining. shooting (BG was 12-of-21 from the led by U.S. gold medal favorite Scott ing the short program Tuesday to third. The order was unchanged from Broncos to build the 11 point lead. Following a Eubanks' jumper, line), but due to their ball handling. Hamilton - skate for medals. Canada's Brian Orser. Monday's compulsory event. The second half was more of the WMU grabbed the lead for thefirst "We had 30 turnovers and its hard Things couldn't have gone worse for Like Sumners, he won the compul- same with the Falcons' lead see- time on a three-point play by Jill to win doing that," he said. Zayak, who finished 13th. The former sories and U.S. singles skaters Brian Boitano, 20, of Sunnyvale. sawing between 10 and 12 points, Shoemaker. The lead was short- The loss leaves the Falcons with U.S. and world champion vowed a haven't done that since 1956 when Calif., skated strongly in the short until the magical four minute mark lived as Eubanks was fouled and a 6-7 MAC ledger, 10-11 overall. comeback at the U.S. Championships Hayes Alan Jenkins and Tenley Al- program - which counts 20 percent of of the second half. canned both charity tosses Just two WMU is now 5-8,10-10 overall. last month, but got only third place bright went on to sweep the gold for the total score - for a third-place behind Chin. America. finish and moved up to sixth overall. QUESTION: Bucks looking for help WWi (M f" IM trf-cmpt is i hnUui t Uinm •Hrnwrt M4 ttl U U, z Mn my ftm COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Iowa, Ohio State's Satur- lineup of forwards Tony 9 - Ohio State departed yes- day afternoon opponent, Campbell and Dave Jones, OsMMM - Urn. BUg V«« i**** terday for a road trip to dropped a 65-54 decision to center Clarence McGee Northwestern and Iowa, the Buckeyes in Columbus. and guards Ron Stokes and RtftMftnti - Bin ofMinM itrtsssa ** struggling to remain in the Despite their streak, the Troy Taylor. Campbell Dry dmm - IstsAy Msr/Benty tWfi Big Ten Conference bas- Buckeyes have gained only paces the Buckeyes in Miters Rmffc-tifM ketball race. one-half game on league scoring with 18.7 points per The Buckeyes have been leaders Illinois and Pur- game. 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But we have to help place in the Big Ten with •NOw MMN FOR ML' of this week's opponents in ourselves, too, by continu- Iowa. '575.00 f Wit, •**! toaM («•> 101) the first round of the Big ing to win. There's no room Art Aaron, the Wildcats' Ten. The Buckeyes play at behind us. Our backs are to top scorer at 16.6 points, mm. MM um 8 FREE 7-UPS Northwestern Thursday the wall." did not play the last game , a team they handled MILLER PLANS to stick at Illinois, but is expected W/ ANY 14" PIZZA 51 in their first meeting. with his same starting back for the Buckeyes. TAKE HOME L (1) COUPON PER ORDER EXPIRES 2/18/84 Now call it quits. lAnrericon Htort BAKED CHICKEN ■V'Association 1/2 of Fresh Baked Chicken WEI* HGHHNG FOB 1CUR IK 1/2 lb. of Potato Salad or Slaw JOHN NEWLOVE Rolhwttfrbtrtter -pickle 2 of Lou's Cookies REAL ESTATE Fork • Napkin • Salt • Pepper 99 * AL^GES^CfiON'dF $2. QUALITY HOUSES AND Available noon to 6 p.m. Thurs. Fri. Sat. APARTMENTS FOR call ahead good food takes time! 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Janet Berninger Social Anne Dunne Assistant Social Dana Durbin PRICE Sales Person Suzy Wilder Philanthropy Carol Lancaster OR Efficiency Susan Guerriero Senior Panhel Laurine Philipson LESS Junior Panhel Debbie Taggert Bacchus Annette Everson man / unlisted UAO Representative Doreen King rec luctions Parli mentarian Laurine Philipson Seargant At Arms Robin Decosmo Guard Mary Jane Ritter Historian Mary Ann Swanson The Powder Puff Magazines Patty Ternes Assistant Pledge Trainer Tina Amos Hwin 525 Ridge St. MWTFS MAC Denise Carrol 352-6225 VISA Assistant Rush Patty Vanyo THE EVE. TIL 9:M WELCOME CONGRATULATIONS!.---^—-.^.—... 8 bg news/february 16.1984 Fab 18. 1984 Con* On*. Coma Al to the Alpha Phi ONLY 2 MORE DAYS UNTIL FLOR- Where's the teeF? Slrees Reduction thru Hypnosie Home Work opportunity m Muttl Level For Sale Nakamlctv 480 stereo cas- 2 Bdrm Duplex Ctoee lo Campu*. CAMPUSJCITY EVENTS t Alpha Sigma Phi annual Florida IDA FUNGI N.E. COMMONS-FE1 Wham's the MRMCl? S82-8777 Merketlng Unamtled earnings No sette deck On* year old, mint condi- 400 00/month 352-6692 Ftngl Fob 18 tl donation al the 18TH M. II DONATION AT THi Where'a tobMe? SPRING BREAK In Washington. DC sstng For details rral • selt-ad- tion, metal capable Orlgionaty cost door N.E. Commone Al proceeds go DOOR. ALL PROCEEDS 00 TO Al»» — wan eamtnar. "Mbdng Pottle* snd dr*e**d. stamped envelope lo Box S450. Asking S276 354-2839 CADOYSHACK to Wood County Heart Fund Catch WOOD COUNTY HEART FUNO. GRAND OPE WHO Fkjlgton.'' March 17-22. fllghlmkig 142, Durend. Ml 48429 BODY FOR SALEI FEt lit 18 Tuoo., Fee. 21 Spmg Fever' Catch Florid* Fling' SPONSORED BY ALPHA SIGMA PM and learning with credit option* CanonAE - 1 and auto winder 3 on* bedroom •pertments *»5c*ic 210 Counselors Camp Wayne, north***!- • ALPHA PM M CONJUNCTION Stcon Vatay Jobgutde t4 95 1130 cover* meals, food, travel S15600 364-1261 lor rent IM semester 1:30 end 12:00 eechnietn CorvjntUaaona to CyrvJ on her en- •m Panne Co-Ed cfwdr*n's camp, WITH tTROH LIOHT. Sunbe* Indexing, 2815 South Sajn up by Pit, Feb. 17 Cat UCF. Pr ol Magnepanar MO-1 speakera Vaage Green Apts geoemenl to Chuck How dk) you wawtaitorvkfw on Camp Day March I1.S0 AaViOeeien Party Thorn**- MkkSton. Tuceon. AZ 85713 362-7534 BENEFIT THC keep It a secret since October'Love 78i. Wnte 570 Broadway. Lynbrook. S50OOO serious mquireries only 362-6861 *u . Mtocoo* Congrats on being Alpha Xls new Stcon Vatay JobgUde »4 96 summer rental* sit avaaable AM8WCAW CAHCCT SPOtTY In A.O.T. NY. 11663. (kiduda your telephone 352-9228. secretary' Your rooms)* mass you. Sunbelt Indexing. 2816 South •PRrnVJ tREAK IN DAYTONA number) 75 VW Rabbit - Beat offer CM 352- CKetoe (Oar Student Union) Your Kappa Poke Stater* (ha ha) Floods* ca*ng your name, but Mteaon. Tuceon. AZ 88713 Party with Campus Marketing 6866 n«ng tonight at 8 30 m Reagioua lets not gel another fine Why would anyone pay J209 when CAMP COUNSELORS Congr*tul*bone to Comes T***r on Stcon Vatay JobguUe S4 95 18 mm Motion Picture Camera BM Campus Manor now renting lor sum- Ed Room at St Thomas Mora To- LoveYa you couW pay only »189 » go to the Outstanding Sim and Turn Down her engagement to Bob. We wish you Sunbelt Indexing. 2815 South and How*! 70 DL Exceaent CorvJ- mer I IM next to Campus A Corrve- night marc we be a speaker from pro Jannt same place? Cal Shad 352-6351 Camp* Tennis, Dance. Samnaatic*. al me kick >i the world Love m Mawton, Tucson, AZ 85713 tWn CM Jeflat352-I285 mence Stores, close lo town, 352 Toledo' Al welcome to attand Mon. - Fit. 2:30 - 4:00. WSI Athletics. Nutntton'Dietetlcs. 20 1 A.O.T. ATTENTION BOSU SUNBATHERSI 9302. 24 hr*. or Newkjve Mgmt Co The Choice * yours " pkj* Separate girls' and boys' Electronic Shuffleboard Bowing Ms Your Kappo Oats Skuas Surfs up but our pncee aren't' From 362-5820 In South Hal, rm 111 M 140. WM camps 7 weeks CAMP CAMELOT chns-6 different games lor up to 6 Marnaaortal Halations Association Wat JI09 00 - spend 7 lun-fted II la* about dues, clinics am) Onto players Good condition S426 or wt prsssnt a lecture on Bosmesa In day* In sunny Florida Cal for your Free Atmltalon to the Plentatton on Cossge Campuaee at Ma**.. CONGRATULATIONS SLOAN AND best otter CM D*btx» 2-4348 CARTY RENTALS Japan* II better or just diner enf on Stale coming up on the 28. You self or organize a smel group 4 travel end the 800 olub, pki* othw Day Perm No Caroane. CsW Send re- BONhfE ON YOUH NEW PANHEL muM attend end pay duee la play tana Nk|M Oabal A trip worth sume Michele Friedman. Director, Apts.-Rooms-Houses Thursday. Fabruary 18 at 7 30 In FREEI Great lor dubs, loo! Cal LUV ROYCE C.B.-40 CHNL ANL I PA EXEC BOARD POSITIONS' against Ohio State. checking Into. Cat 3124*12 and 947 Hewlett Dr.. No Woodmere. Al Near Campus 116 Education BuiHng Open to al TOURS (800) 388-2008. ask for SWITCHES, LEVEL METER, R F , LOVE. YOUR 02 SISTERS 9-12 month and THE FC PANHB. LEAMMHa* IM aM haw much run Florida can NY. 11681. 616 374-0765 SQUELCH. MIKE 8 WIRING CALL 2- CONFERENCE BE HELD ON be. 1754. Summer Lease* «u RELIGION: 21M CENTURY? Lieting Avaaable FtmUAKY 17 and 18 IN THE UW- D*nfc* and Ondy. EUROPE' DaytonaTnp! SUMMER CAMP POSITIONS YES tickets. March 2nd concert CM a Speaker* Or Ken Ptu*roent. CM- 352 7365 or 352-5556 YERSITY UNION REGISTRATION Thanks lor being such understanding cal Psych. Ftr Bob Kirtland. SI . Roundtrip air (Cteval*nd/Frar*tur1) Be sur* you know wh*r* you re Jewish Community Center Chns at 372-0089 FOUalt AVAHAtlE m GREEK LIFE and supportive roometes This week- Clements. Toledo Oscusskxi fol- $489 2mo EURALPASS S370, Ho* staying Jom ue at the Hawaki km. ol Cleveland 1 OFFICE. US STUDENT SERVICES end was dellne*, hectic and wed I low* Friday 12 30 PM (noon) at tels. Groups Rainbow Tours Dayton* Beach Cal 362-0932 lor Camp Way* (Resident)- THUHSTIN MANOR APARTMENTS hope things slow down s M-who University Lutheran Chapel, across 713/524-2727 cotact more Into. ^_^_ Arv**eld DeyCamp Al conditioned, tuty carpeted, cable knows you two might end up wttn e Wooeler from RoOoets SUPERVISORS. COUNSELORS. FOR RENT two man the real of the semester ireak week sailing, swim- DAYTONA BEACH TT4JPII SPECIALISTS IDiama. Boating. vision, efficiencies, laundry lacWles LOST AND FOUND Values and Ethics week S pra- POOLSOE WELCOME PARTY AND Now teasing tor summer t Is! Love. Aleha ming and snortetag hi Ihe tehe- WSTs. Arts snd Crafts. Music. Out- One bdrm rum. apt across from eontatton- Soytenl Green.' Overpop mae. Take an Inexpensive leretoot NUMEROUS TASTER PAFfTIESI 451 Thursbn Ave 362-6435 DZ wsler polo team. Boy wee I proud ukNton. poajOon. resource depletion. door Education. Sports. Tennis. wlndmel. uts aid. S27S/mo.. no LOST Pat ol rust colored leather Cnaa* whn Cept Eddy Chartar CALL 362-0832 FOR DETAILS Dane*. Registered Nurse*, Driver. 2 bdrm. spl avaHebi* 3/1/84 Victo- lo say thet I knew the teem m the blue mandatory euthanasia and rfcecovery pets, deposit. Immed occup. 833- gams. » lound please cal 599 Service. Contact Linda Acorn, 1880 Cook*) Contact: Hat* Park. 3506 rian homo. No pets or children. caps Congrats on a 13 lo 6 victory ol a horrifying plan charge thta tsntaey 3768 2806 or contact ma. my 0CM6 Is Bathaall, Madleon, Ohio 44887. Pregnant? Need Help? Msyhsld Road, Cleveland. OH 280/mo CM 352-6*08. Debbie rrvwer Free and open to el! Thurs. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER t attar. 21t42St472. Cal Emobonal Material 44118 Tel. (216) 382-4000. EXT 8:00 PM St Thomas Moore Church FALL 1 t 2 BDRM APTS. AVAIL- NOW AVAIL -64-85's Summer Abortion, Praoancy Taet*. Pregnancy AM. 287 mterviewng Camp Day March LOST: pal ol royal blue angora ABLE FOR SUMMER AND FALL. 2 F rmtes needed for kj. house at Lamaze Classes 362-0862. 362-0082 7. 1984 gtovee Fab 3rd or »m II lound. Furs. REASONABLE RATES CALL NONE- 154 Marrvte Dwnsl. turn., newly RUSH RUSH HUSH Center lor Choice WOMEN'S CUNIC pleaaa cal 3542011 or place them WAY TO 00 HOCKEY TEAM, KEEP MAN REAL ESTATE 354-3861. decorated. 2 car garage w/ avail Lambda Ct» Alpha Downtown Toledo |419) 256-7769 Compraharvav* obahnYic* Tl 00*3*1102 FX3HTWG B-BALL TEAMS. CON- Set Avon park. Flex leases. NO smokers Mock Tel Party and Gynecology please CM A J. after 6 at 352 Found Gold D bracelet on 3rd and GHATULATIONS TO THE NEW UNIVERSITY THEATRE Fof Mote tnTOfntasliofi Ton** 7:30 Contraceptive Services, SOME APARTMENTS t HOMES 4175 Etn. macrtjad JoT. cal 352-9323 PLEDGES. LETS ALL KEEP THAT PRESENTS CM Phyta. 3525833 PURPLE PRIOE SHOWING' •TARTUFFE" v D Tests end Treatment STILL AVAIL ABLE. Uat Car Keys, single ring, S or 8 Summer Staff Pcwtbons st 4-H Camp VEL-MANOR APTS tALE-tALE-tALE Fab 18-18 8 Feb. 22-25 Temv/vaaons up to 10 weak* GOOD LOCATIONS keys. Leal in trom ol Butt Apis 2- scons Pakner. Fayatto, OH Contact stu- 2 bdrms, nicely furnished apt for Al shoes end worm up* In store Man Aud 8 p.m. Fro Pregnancy T**8ng. 241-2471 CLOSE TO CAMPUS 11-84, Cal Hart. 1S2-77M dent Employment at 372-2651 or summer and fM. Al util except ulec LAKE ERK tPORTt Fab. 26 Maahee 3 p.m. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Paul ZumFekJe at Fulton Co Exten- Hoi water heal 352 2858 FLORIDA FLING 1*841 Students S2. Adults U 354-2260 Sandy •km Service. Wauaaon. OH 419- 2 bedroom newfy (urrushed apts. SERVICES OFFERED ICE ¥ YOU ARE THE ONE TO WIN 327-2719 for ReeervaoOr* WANTED Loved the article on our favorite lunch 337-5516 Now renting for '84-85 FREE sste A WEEKEND TRIP TO MAM spot' You are such a journal*! Cat I MANAGEMENT MAJORS Re TV CM 352-2683 ■EACH FLOfaDAI BEER BLAST N.E. Dayton firm aewrhtna lor production 6-5'ar needs M. roommate to share Funee Saoitng 1 Aaerallons you want to see the smal salad Attractlv* warsntat wanted - Muat COMMONS FEB. 1ITR ALL PRO- again-l rmss you Nancy management and eupervsuon majors Apt at Thuraan Manor $100/mth al letters t Inelgraes on lackets 8 apply In person - Com City Bar and 2 bdrm turn apt central air, heat lor CEED! 00 TO WOOD COUNTY tor summer positions Must have uM. Ind. Free Cabal TV. Drop a note sweater*. Al garments must be Restaurant. Deehler, Ohio. Csll Do- . for female non-amokers FM 1984 HEART FUMO. completed Savor year by May 1984- WOCMB* 5941 NOW RENTING FALL 1984 dean 352 7288 Sarah. rothy si 278-3171 or 538-8883. 9 mo lease upper $320 8 u» Lower Pay* I54-S70 par day. Cal coop 1 1 2 SEMESTER LEASES TYPING LOW HATES Grande Burrtto S3 95 the entire Congretulebn on pledging Kappa I One F. needed to share apt lor '84- $340 t LIU No chldran or pat*. month ol February SUNDANCE onto* 372-2461 or atop by 222 tuty turn, efflc w. color TV Roeumes professionely typed am so heppy lor you'! Love. Arm*. 85 Pleeae cal 372-6067 DepoM Fleq'd 353 0045. Mon-Fn RESTAllflANT 110 N Main 352- AdmaVetrescn BuUng tor more rtor ATTENTION: PROSPECTIVE WASH- cable. Mutt paid 382-5767 8 30-4 30 for spot 1082 MOTON INTERNS Early application QUCT ATMOSPHERE Al your typing needs prompt I pro- Star Wars? The Peeceebts Kingdom? RocUedge Apt* . rant negcoabW aiadUm lor mwrrvahipe in US Attor- SmittVBoggs Rental- Have a case ol the enroys 354-3182. 12-4 weekdays ■eesonel Cal 352-4017 What are the 21 at Century Scenanoe Cal 372-3175 NOW! ney's Olflce. Dept ol Justice, or NatT Houses 8 Apts for '84-85 school 362-1520 ANYTIME HAPPY HOUR everyday 4-9pm ol War and Peace? Panel Discussion. Female Hoomete needed now mstituie ol Justice I* March 1 Many year. 352-9457 between 12-4 or DOWNTOWN Mter 2'1S. 4:30 p m . Prout Lounge. PLANNED PARENTHOOO vtage Green Apt*, tl 00 par month. other FM Semester internship oppor- 352-8917 aftei6 IN WOOD COUNTY Have * data and want to gel physi- 1 b*diuuiii. Cal Lies* In reference to tunities evaaabk) with presidential Spacious 2 bdrm apts m one ol For summer 2 bedroom, partly fum. PERSONALS cal? Co-Ed recquetbsll sUrls Fab. Take a break i torn us at the annual 920 N Main St, B G 1302. 362-6187. carnpalgn committees, national party Bowing Green's tvatorlc home*. 2 apt Mealed on 2nd and High. 27. Pick up eppUcetloni In mv 108 Alpha PIH I Alpha Sigma Phi Florid* Confxientiel-oersonal car* Female Roommate to snore one bdrm committees, campaign conauWng blocks from campu* Lhasa* pax) Special '»l*a BOSU student* S297/mo 3620944 ask lor Deb SRC. and return them by Fab. 22. Flng Fab 18 NE Commons Al apt. one block trom campus. firms, congressional and senotoriol Summer &7or regular school year. proceeds go to Wood County Heart Convenient App'ts 364-3640 S132 SOrnn mo). uM CM Suaan campaign committees, and lobby and Starting May 1984, CM 362-7656 Houses 8 apartments Al QALS CORDS-St lags H off * YOU LOVE SOMETHMG Fund 352-6028 after 6 PM. study group* such as the National 1 J. 2 bdrm sots t houses oss to campus tor '84-86 school Sweaters 40% to 50\ oil Guys Lea ear 1-287-3341 SET IT FREE 2 PAXJMMATES NEEDED IMMEDI- Organaatkm lor Women and the Close to campus Cords Reg $20 00. now JI4 95 F IT COMES BACK TO YOU ATELY TO SUBLET TOP HALF OF letoonal Corvaervallve Political ' -iion CM 352-7454 bslots 5 p.m. Lee Guys St legs Pre rinsed denm Thanks to the 1983-84 Alpha Phi THEN ITS YOURS HOUSE OR 1 FEMALE TO SUBLET. Committee Applcakon deadtna for Rag. S20 0O. now H7 95 Un- Exec Board on a (ob wel done Good these end other Washington inter NOW RENTING FOR 1984-85 F IT DOEtEN'T THEN IT WAS JACK'S BAKERY I AM WILLING TO MOVE OUT IN washed tag SIS 99. now 114 85 Luck new Exec We re behind you al nstape: Apr! 2. For information, con- SCHOOL YR 2 BDRM FURN APT NEVER MEANT TO BE ORDER FOR 2 PEOPLE TO TAKE Jeans N' Things 531 Fudge St Open the way' HEAT. SEWAGE. WATER 8 CABLE rf you're aHm-you could be s victim. OVER LEASE. RENT SI 26.00, PAY tact the Ctr lor Educ Options. 231 Mon-Thurs 10-8. Fn a Sal 10- To the Alpha Phi New Exec Board- ICE CREAM DELIVERY TV PAID BY OWNER S58S 00 PER Computer Crime!! Daw II realty ELECTRIC ONLY. IF INTERESTED Admin Btog 1372-0202) 5:30: Sun. 12-5 00 Get exerted lor a greet year. Let* SEMESTER PER PERSON WITH 4 occur? Com* lo MSC 220 on Tues- CALL. 362-2013. make It the best one yet You're al 354-1001 EVEWtOS PEOPLE CALL 352-7182 BE- day, February 21 at 1:30 PM and special-Keep the span! TWEEN 3-7 PM, ASK FOR RICH ALPHA SMMA mi t ALPHA PHI nnd out! everyone la welcome FOR SALE PRESENT THEIR ANNUAL FLORIDA UTB. ". House, v, bk from campus. II you're on HI* you could be a HELP WANTED FLING FEB 1ITH tl AT THE DOOR. Atari* SS26/mb 362-8992. •scNsa. Computer crime?!!! Does N 1980 Fat Strode. 30 mpg. lax condi- N.E. COMMONS. LIVE BAND ALL To the king who reside* In Conkln 2 bdrm V. house svM S380 Ctoss raeHy occur? Come to HSC 220 on tion, ratable. S150000 CM 866 [.ii'ir.iu nr.ii:iii(iui:i PROCEEDS 00 TO WOOD COUNTY you've had your first du*. now hares Party Room For Rant AMMVM lewt-sfl FHQM Ait#fKMHlS to campus 352-6992 Tueeday, February 21 at 1:30 pm 4-D's Club Prolssslonal Guide S5 00 5590 evenings UUMI'liHl Ml Hid MICH HEART FUNO. number two Cookies ate line, but 2-3 bdrm duplex large kitchen, lying and hnd out! Everyone Is welcome. 7 th snd High To Under I Co.. Box 33411. Da- '72 VW Bug-Excel cond S1,700or ni'imi iiiiniiiniii'ininni ATOTOOO ftoweres are great, Be In your room room, porch S495 00/month 352- 352-9378 attar 5 352-7324 ». OA. 30033 beet otter Must SM 1-698-4661 on becoming an active I'm Thursday at eight 8692 Congrali LAURA AND JENNIE. BUSH WAS A -MrlfiMSl■TIMIE IS i proud ol you' 1 love you Karen GREAT SUCCESSI LOVE. YOUR AXO's- DELTA ZETA SISTERS HeMaa Ice cream wNh you on Vet- LI Shaky. eawnes Day SetleHed our Sweet- I m so proud ot you Greet |ob *t your PROUDLY PRESENTS Toothl meet on Saturday con you befceve I The Phi Pal's finely made it? Keep up the good TRIP TO TOLEDO work. I love ya H Vaeaee end Ethics week Nan pre- Love. AAshe sentation Soyleni Green.' Overpoc- Sponsored by the Black Student Union uMton, poejtion. resource depletion, Meraxlth Msrsslio: You made II to mandatory euthanasia and discovery 21. Hope you had* greet day Got Saturday February 18, 1984 ol s horntywvj plan charge tres lantasy psyched lor OSU Happy Birthday' J Mar Free and open to all Thurs MARDI GRAS 8 00 PM St Thomas Moore Church My Bkj Us* 8 Bart Program includes: ii Congrats on your pinning 8 done in your own special style Lotsa love 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.: Stokley Carmicheal (Kwame Toure) Check out al the new styles n Spmg. ON THE SILVER SCREEN' Sweats-Arriving da*y at Sunshine 8 Ax Cheer me. Jeena N' Trajiga. 531 RMge St 7:30 - 10:00 p.m.: Annual BSU (Toledo) /stS CINOYTEGAL ONLY 4 MORE DAYS TO FLORIDA Congratulations on your Phi Mo Theta FLING! SEE F YOU'RE THE LUCKY Fashion & Talent Show CM wvaeering lo Pack You're a Ion ONE TO WIN A TUP TO MAM taste room*)' l love Ya' Laura BEACH FLORIDA, FEB. 1ITH -N.E. Cindy legal 8 Rick Crauae COMMONS, II DONATION AT THE Transportation provided. Congratulation* on your Phi Mu-Thela DOOR - DON'T MSS ITI ALL Chi lavaaanng We love you1 From al PROCEEDS GO TO WOOD COUNTY Contact the BSU office at 2-2692 for sign-up sheet. ol us on 2nd floor Chapman HEART FUND! BE THERE! 352-1596352-1586 Dat%.t»il" ■' 352-7571asx-i^n EAST Ka9»a> S SOUTH 440 E. Court 945 S. Main St. THURSDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SECOND WEEKEND IN CINEMA I 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Pizza & Salad 11 - til gone Lasagna NATIONAL Ct, can Smorgasbord ROAST BEEF LAMPOON'S BARBRA STREISAND M dinner | ONE EVENING Served with Garlic Bread EAT $0,50 PLATTER Wm From11-2 w E»try summer Chevy Chase lakes his ONLY $ 25 inside only family on a little trip. AT 7:30 PM 3. This year he went I YENT&H 1.50 a S&Xlm ACROSS 47 Song of torrow 11 Former Indians 1 To tova, In Part* 48 Faall Indignation pitching ace DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Plan now for the 1984 School Year 6 Rltk: Abb.. 53 Rainy day sound 12 Writer's problem ij[£^ THIS 10 Dimlnlthat 55 Something to 13 See 65 Across . 14 "Fatharoltha wear 18 Chow -^WEEK'S "Sfreartef 56 Conquistadors 23 Texas leaguers, Meadowview Court 15 OlstlncllYB quell for example CAMPUS ttmotpntra 57 Employees 25 Mother Prefix 16 Baauly spot 58 Checks and 26 Appearance Apartments 17 BookotprolHl? balance! parson 28 Highlanders 18 Black 61 Minerals 30 Diminutive suffix LENHART 214 Napoleon Road Bowling Green, OH 352-1195 20 United 62 Stage award 31 Pale-faced CLASSIC 21 Ship or tale 63 It'e "everywhere" 32 Chignon 22 BurglarkM to the Ancient 33 Gunner's need, Thurs: ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT 24 Socltl Intact Mariner for short 26 Longait French 64 Like the driven 34 Mr. Pickwick's HIT •all utilities included *gas heat • laundry rtvar snow "man" facilities 'drapes •carpet •party & game room 27 Tnoroughfarat: 65 Cong, members 36 Standard HNS ME/ Abbr. 66 Down at the heels language practice •swimming pool • sauna 28 Combustion 38 Friend TAttETFM raaidua 38 "My One and $270-furnished $250-unfumished 28 Maadow THAT 32 Haradltarytocitl 42 Votaaln TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS group DOWN opposition 8:00 $280-furnished $265-unfurnished Plus gas and electric 35 Saakt countal 1 Monastery head 43 Nuts QISH THEATRE' from 2 A Cattle 46 Experiment Landlord pays water and sewage 37 Bradley of tne 3 Skinflint 48 Slight error FriandSat: Army 4 Time-change 48 Tool shed items 36 Racaatat letters 50 Actor Nick EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS 40 Thomtiol 5 Impatient of 51 Cornered, Kimsn $225-fumished $200-unfurnished ciockmaklng restraint In a way 7:OO,9:30,MID 41 About to occur 6 Large room, 52 Word ol polltesse 43 Formar govarnor at Versailles 53 Workplece 210M»trvScl all utilities included, separate bedroom ofNawYof* 7 Influence 54 Ecuador's $1.50 w/ID . 44 Sound trom the 8 Bard'a before neighbor hard 8 Editorial page 55 Inslgnlfictnt one Pm MHfetrs in li curry*** Mam JM MI IMM. 45 Picture* ol* kind features 58 Fortasofthelaw 46 Children's game 10 Arabian chieftain 60 New Guinea port —————