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University plans AVIAN MM) FLU SKRJES | THIRD IN A THREE-PART SERIES Police cite trip to help victims party hosts Students line up zations to aid in hurricane relief efforts but this was not for illegal for five-day trip to enough; they wanted to do Mobile, Ala. more. A five-day trip to Mobile, activities By Lindsay Baker Ala., was organized with 54 GUESl REPOFtlER openings for any BGSU stu- Students concerned Residents in the states of dent who'd take a 17-hour bus about right to free Mississippi, Alabama. Florida ride during their holiday break and Louisiana — especially to a state thai was in desperate assembly, due process the greater New Orleans area need of help. BOWLING GREEN, (AP) — City — experienced a devasta- On the morning of Nov. 9, police can cite hosts of panics tion in Hurricane Karrina that students were able to sign up where guests are doing some- wiped the landscape clean for the trip. Sign-ups started thing illegal, a state appeals court and left lives shattered. at 8 ,i.ni. but according to has ruled. Karrina, "the sixth-strongest students, people arrived two Twenty-five college students storm ever recorded in the hours early to wait in line. had appealed a municipal judge's Atlantic basin," according to "It's crazy to think that col- decision to uphold the 18- the Wikipedia Encyclopedia, lege people would wake up at month-old ordinance, which the left people all over the nation 6 am. to go on a trip to help city prosecutor said was mod- eager to aid in relief efforts other people. It's surprising eled alter laws in other cities. The for their fellow Americans — in a good way," said Andrea misdemeanor including BGSU students. Whinner, junior, who will be citation carries Read how The After Karrina struck, mem- going on the trip. aS50fine. bersofUndergraduateStudent BGNews feels Whitmer arrived an hour In a ruling about the party Government, Graduate early for sign-up and was very Friday a panel law PAGI 1 Student Senate, the Office of surprised to find almost 20 of judges from Campus Involvement and the people ahead of her. the 6th District Alumni Connection began to If you can remember back Court of Appeals concluded the brainstorm ideas about how to last year when the BGSU law was "neither unreasonable University students could get football team played in nor arbitrary" large parties that involved in helping the vic- the Greater Mid-American gel out of control "disnipt neigh- tims rebuild their lives and Conference (GMAC) Bowl, it borhoods with acts such as pub- communities. Over $5,000 lic urination, criminal damage, was raised by these organi- KATRINA, PAGE 2 littering and noise," the panel wrote. City officials enacted the ordinance to let police cope with complaints about loud, off-campus parties. The city is home to Brazilians found Bowling Green State University. The students who appealed their cilations claim the ordi- guilty of nurfs death nance violates their right to free assembly and due process. Men jailed for 17 The three are expected to face trial some time next year. PitDmsman BGNews Rodney Fleming a lawyer for the years, three other Under Brazilian law, any first students, said he would discuss A PIECE OF THE PAST: Scott Rogers looks at vials containing bacteria and organisms that were found in the the ruling with them and decide men stand accused offender sentenced to more ice being tested. The organisms have survived for many years within the glaciers. than 20 years is automatically whether to take die case to the Ohio Supreme Court. By Michael Astor granted a new trial, so Sales wiil THE ASSOCIATED CRESS be retried later. BELEM, Brazil —Two Brazilian On Friday, both defen- men were convicted Saturday dants recanted earlier confes- of killing an American nun sions. Sales said he acted in Ice preserves DNA BG NEWS who spent decades trying to self-defense, believing Stang save the Amazon rain forest, was reaching for a gun as she Ancient viruses could GENOME RECYCLING BRIEFING in a trial many saw as a test of pulled out a Bible. Batista said (CYCLES CAN BE > 10s YEARS) THE BG NEKS he did not know about plans be freed as glaciers Brazil's commitment to pros- Microbes are deposited onto the glacier by precipitation or by falling onto to kill her. Bowling Green fire ecuting land-reiated killings. melt from wanning the glaciers surface. They can be trapped in the glacier for long periods Rayfran das Neves Sales Prosecutors alleged Sales of time, eventually melting and becoming part ot the hydrosphere. causes evacuation and Clodoaldo Carlos Batista and Batista were offered ByBobMoser $25,000 by ranchers to kill EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Qa om Residents were evacuated were found guilty of killing Mixing Zone 73-year-old Dorothy Stang on the nun, and shot her at Some people check an ice cube from a University-leased Feb. 12 in the heart of the close range while she read for oddities before dropping it apartment building around Amazon rain forest. her Bible. into their glass. 5:30 a.m. yesterday morning The seven-member jury Sales acknowledged that It's a long shot that a bug was when fire was detected in the sentenced Sales, who shot his employer, Amair Feijoli, frozen inside, or that black mold building's hallways. Stang six times with had given him from the freezer's ice machine The building, located at 451 Frazee Ave., houses 96 a 38 caliber revolver "Even getting the gun and told had caught on the cube as it on a muddy road, to him to kill the solidified, but they check any- students — including two 27 years in prison. a conviction nun a day earli- way — just for safety's sake. University residence advi- Batista, charged as for the er. But both men Now in a lab on the fifth floor sors. an accomplice, was denied being of the University's Life Sciences There were no injuries, Source Dept of Biological Seances Mltlpl BC*W no personal property dam- sentenced to 17 gunmen is offered money Building, Scott Rogers, chair of years. The men had a victory in to kill her. the biological sciences depart- age and no major property faced up to 30 years Stang was ment, is checking ice dating Rogers was able to extract "It was quite interesting," damage as a result of the in prison. the state of a nun with the back more than two million fire, according to Teri Sharp, DNA from the 100,000-year-old Ma said, "because when you media relations director for Stang, who was Para." Sister of Notre years — for everyone's safety's seeds due in large part to the make the hypothesis — that in bom in Dayton, DamedeNamur sake. packrats unique preservation extreme conditions organisms the University. Ohio, was killed in FELICIO PONTES JR., and spent the With countries in Asia and method, and he began to won- can be trapped in suspended The apartment building Para state, which is FEDERALPROSECUTER last 30 years of Europe fearful of how an avian der how other things could be animation — and look into the was equipped with a hallway notorious across her life work- bird flu may mutate and begin preserved over long periods of research, it showed the hypoth- fire alarm, smoke detectors and sprinklers. The individu- Brazil for corruption and landing with poor settlers in the affecting humans, and cries of time. esis to be more and more rea- related violence that in the past Amazon rain forest, helping global warming coming from And he took this curiosity to sonable, which is very exciting." al apartments also have heat them gain land and protect every direction, Rogers' research and smoke detectors, along 20 years has claimed the lives the next level in 1995. Rogers Now Rogers and his team with sprinklers. of some 534 people. Before the environment. into what lies dormant inside began working with scientists of graduate assistants at the Her efforts earned her the glacial ice is more important Students were allowed to Saturday, only eight killers had at Syracuse on how yeasts may University bring in ice cores—or return to their apartments ever been convicted. enmity of powerful loggers than ever. or may not have been able to small pieces of ice removed from around 9:30 a.m. after meet- "We think it's just the begin- and ranchers, who routinely And to think, Rogers got into survive in ancient ice. glaciers — from the National Ice hire "pistoleiros" to harass researching organisms trapped Core Conservatory in Denver, ing with fire and police offi- ning, but it's a great beginning," "I didn't plan on working on cials. said the nun's brother, David and often kill settlers who get in time through pee-covered ice," Rogers said, "but you start Colo., and slowly melt down the in their way. seeds. The fire remains under Stang, 68, who flew from his working on things, and in time ice to see if anything has been investigation by the Bowling home in Colorado to attend During the trial, pros- As a graduate student at the trapped inside. I've come to this point." Green City Fire Department, the trial. ecutors showed videotaped University of Oregon, Rogers Now studying at MIT, I,i-|un Research by Rogers and others Prosecutor Esdon Cardoso reconstructions of the crime. began researching the preserved Ma still shivers with excitement around the country has shown BGSU police and arson inves- said the case would only be "Even getting a conviction seeds that packrats had collected when remembering her work as that DNA preserved in ice, salt tigators. A reward is being for the gunmen is a victory in more than 100,000 years ago. offered to anyone with infor- resolved when three other men Rogers' first graduate assistant and amber can survive much mation leading to the arrest accused in the killing are con- the state of Para," said Fdicio After collecting seeds, a pack- on the ice project at Syracuse in longer—sometimes for millions and conviction of the perpe- victed, including two ranchers Pontes |r., a federal prosecutor rat would urinate all over them 1999-2000. of years — while other preserva- who has been involved in the — forming a crystallized shell trator. accused of ordering the killing. At that time everyone was still tion methods like mummifica- The building is owned by A third man has been charged case since the beginning that drew moisture out of the unsure of the project's potential, tion and dehydration are weaker seeds and preserved them for Robert Mauer of Bowling with acting as a go-between for Ma said, though each small suc- Green. the gunmen and the ranchers. NUN, PAGE 2 meals down the road. cess kept them motivated. ICE,PAGE 2

FOUR-DAY FORECAST ™™r WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY The four-day forecast is taken Hurries High:24' Iight High:33" Cloudy High: 36" Cloudy High: 32" • from weather.com Low: 17" Snow Low: 27' Low: 22' Low: 21"

FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday. December 12.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM YOU'RE GETTING SLEEPY Sign-ups overwhelm NUN. FROM PAGE 1 killing and that pressure has to be maintained if we want to see Bui he warned public interest those accused of ordering the could ebb after the initial con- killing brought to trial," he said. victions, jeopardizing efforts to A Senate commission decided convict the masterminds of the the killing was part of a wider killing. conspiracy involving a number "Only popular pressure made of ranchers, but little has been it possible to bring these men done to follow up on their inves- to trial less than a year after the tigation.

Students give service KATRINA. FROM PAGE 1 rienced each day and how if affected them. was in Mobile. Bowling Green "This is going to be a good life- developed a connection with learning experience," said Adam the community of Mobile, and McCready, another adviser for according to Debra Smith, the the trip. community service graduate Both students and advisers assistant and an advisor for the will be staying at a church camp, trip, it's important to keep this which is located about 45 min- Colleen Redmond BGNews utes from Mobile. Transportation HELPING HAND Jerome Masek a University graduate and certified hypnotist, assists Rose Marie Ackerman in a stress relief connection and build an even stronger one with the residents. will be provided daily via bus. session held Sunday. He can be contacted by e-mail at [email protected] From Dec. 17to Dec. 22, the stu- A pre-trip meeting was held dents will do whatever is asked of Dec. 3, where the students were them in the Mobile community. given tips on what to expect. They'll be "mucking" — which Several speakers came and dis- will involve clearing out debris cussed some emotional issues Bacteria could survive million-year journey from the houses, or what remains they may face on the trip — of them — in some of the hard- depending on the severity of ICE. FROM PAGE 1 suggests that flu pandemics right now over the possibility This dormancy and resur- est hit areas. They will also be the areas covered and the dam- — like the 1918 Spanish flu of an ancient virus escaping gence of a virus 60 years later working closely with Habitat for age and devastation done to in preservation strength. that killed 20-40 million peo- its icy prison and being swept adds weight to the argument I lumanity, Volunteer Mobile and the town. Core samples from ple — can be linked to avian into our water cycle? It may that they can lie dormant in ice participating in a toy drive for the BGSU students, including Greenland, Antarctica and a flu that mutated enough to just be too early to tell, Rogers for lengthy periods of time and children who were affected by VVhitmer, are hoping their expe- variety of other frosty places directly affect humans. said. later reemerge, Rogers said. Katrina. rience will encourage them to on earth have been examined As microbes or viruses are "My feeling is that it has Though only 1 percent of "It's really exciting to know that help with more community ser- by Rogers since he started this released from melting glaciers been going on for millions of organisms they find in the ice people do want to do service," vice programs at BGSU. While work in 1995. they can be swept through years, so it's not that new," he usually grow, some microbes Smith said. they may be helping in one small Within the ice he's looking the water cycle and encoun- said. that Rogers and his team Along with the students, there area out of many that Hurricane for viruses, bacteria or small ter newer viruses. That's These pandemics around free from the millennia-old will be four advisers attending Katrina affected, it will make a organisms that have braved when they have the chance the world seem to cycle every ice cores are very much alive die trip. They have put in many difference in many people's lives, subzero temperatures for mil- to reconstitute — or borrow 60 years or so, with a deadly — and begin growing when hours of planning and are excited Whinner said. lions of years — well l>efore choice genes from one anoth- virus' sequence nearly identi- placed in a petri dish. to help, according to Smith. Homo Sapiens took earth's er — which is what's thought cal to one that struck 60 years It's this part of the research "The advisers play a very center stage. to have occurred with the before. Research can show ties — going face to face with important role," said Clint And now with fear of a 1918 flu pandemic, according between pandemics in 1889 tiny time-tested organisms Stephens, the coordinator of bird flu mutation in Asia and to Rogers. and 1957, 1900 and 1968 and that stretch their legs once Student Organization and BGNEWS Europe, scientific research But should people panic 1918 and 1977. released from the ice — that Community Service Programs at excites Tom D'Elia. a grad- BGSU — also an adviser attend- CORRECTIONS uate assistant who focuses ing. on bacteria and fungi for The 54 students attending will Illustrators not Rogers' research. be split up into four groups of credited for work "You're unlocking this 12 to 13 snidents each with an INVENTORY REDUCTION SAL time-capsule of life his- adviser assigned to each group. Friday's cover illustration in connection to a story on 1000 s OF TIRES IN STOCK AND SALE PRICED tory of bacteria and fungi," Advisers will offer support and D'Elia said. "There could answer any of the students' ques- music performance was not be potential pathogens; tions about their experiences. correctly attributed. The BG News wishes to apologize to TIRE SAVINGS MECHANICAL H OIL CHANGE |we're| understanding how Each student will also be these things have been able making journal reflections the illustrators involved. to adapt and survive." nightly about what they expe-

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COMPETITION CREATED TO HELP UNIVERSITY www.bgnews.com/campus (U-WIRE)NEWBRUNSWICK,N.J.—Five architecture firms from around the world will be developing conceptual designs for the transformation of the CollegeAvenuecampus.Thewinnerofthecompetition will receive the opportunity to develop a landscape design and design an academic building. CAMPUS Cincinnati recognizes 'Buy high and sell low* get a its history New business strikes back against high book prices By Becky BartJodale top dollar. Director Jerry Mimnaugh won't including Black's. It has sold with pigs ART "The business model is to Tife say exactly what information the rights to about 20 others, ByUsaConwd Courtney Black is banking on buy textbooks from students it passes to Roberts, which is including franchises near De calendar of events THE ASSOCIATED PRESS what he thinks is a sound busi- at higher prices than the other located on 10th Street, on the Anza College in Cupertino, CINCINNATI — Move over, Miss ness proposition: Buy high and bookstores and to sell them opposite side of the campus the University of California- 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Piggy. Step aside, Porky. It's time sell low. cheaper," said Black, whose from Beat the Bookstore. Berkeley and UC-Davis. The Poe Road Public Art Project: to share the swine spotlight with That's the backbone of Beat store is located on Paseo de "They have been a member The main way Beat the Student Proposals real pigs. the Bookstore, a Utah com- San Antonio, in the former of the university community for Bookstore competes is by Union Gallery Thecontributionsof an animal pany that is counting on the home of the San lose Museum a long, long time." Mimnaugh buying back a much larger that has been reviled, mocked student backlash against high of Quilts & Textiles. "The key said of Roberts, which is run percentage of books from stu- 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and dined upon for centuries textbook prices to pull used- is buying the books by two daughters of dents at top dollar, according to Wood County Corps Information are being recognized in a Xavier book business away from and knowing which "We are the store's founder. Winward. Students earn more Days University class highlighting campus bookstores. books are going "We do share cer- for their books and the store has Wood County Corps (WCC). an American pig history. Black and partner Joseph to be used next not in the tain information more used books to sell. AmenCotps program, invites you "As I was doing research, I Biselylastweekopenedabranch semester." business with them. It's a "We try to buy everything to learn more about the national found pigs popping up in rather of the franchise next door to San But Spartan of helping business decision humanly possible from stu- community service opportunities significant settings," said assis- lose State University. But the Shops, a university on our part. Given dents," Winward explained. in Wood County Stop by the Wood tant history professor Karim bookstore war isn't starting off auxiliary that runs other the longstanding "Campus bookstores do it the County Corps office during infor- Tiro, who teaches the class. with the bang they imagined. the campus book- businesses. relationship Roberts opposite way," ordering books mation days to find out how you Few realize that swine sailed to So far, Black and Bisety have store, says it is not has had, we look from wholesalers first, then can get involved and get paid for the New World with Columbus, been unable to persuade either obliged to provide JERRY MIMNAUGH. at them differently buying back a small quota from community service. WCC is also sparked wars between colo- the Spartan Bookstore or the Black with such SPARTAN SHOPS than a new com- students at top dollar. online www bgsu.edu/woodcoun- nists and American Indians and university to give them infor- proprietary infor- DIRECTOR mercial competitor Textbook price increases tycorps/ or woodcorps@bgsu edu helped pioneer the assembly mation about which textbooks mation because it is coming into town. have far outpaced the rate ol For more information contact: Ed line, he said. S)SU professors will use for a private, non-profit organiza- We are not in the business of inflation in recent years. But Newman 372-9625 Spanish conquistadors the spring term. The bookstore tion, not a public entity. helping other businesses." it's not campus bookstores that 204 South Hall brought pigs with them to does give that information to Campuses throughout the Sharing information with are .to blame, Spartan Shops' America in the 15thand 16th cen- another private, off-campus California State University sys- Beat the Bookstore may not Mimnaugh said, "It's the pub- 2 - 4 p.m. turies. Assembly line techniques store, Roberts Bookstore, which tem use such auxiliary organiza- be in the campus bookstore's lishers. The publishers sell text- UPS Recruiting, Sponsored by the were pioneered in hog slaugh- has served the campus com- tions to manage self-supporting best interest, Black said, "but I books to Europe for half the Career Center. terhouses by applying simple munity since 1958. enterprises associated with the believe it's in the best interest price — the very same books. Union Lobby repetitive motions to butchering. Knowing which books will university. For example, Spartan of the student and faculty. As We can't control the prices." Scandals over unsanitary hog be used next term is critical Shops runs the bookstore, din- a taxpayer, I'd want to know if slaughtering in the 19th and 20th information for a business ing services, real estate and a publicly funded organization centuries brought precedent-set- centered on buying and sell- Spartan Stadium. Because it is is setting up organizations to ting government regulation to ing used textbooks. Prime book private, many of its operations create monopolies and squelch industry, Tiro said. buy-back time is coming up: are sheltered from public view. competition." He covers those and other Finals week, starting Dec. 12. The CSU system's position is Beat the Bookstore, based topics in "A History of the Pig Black and Bisely need to know that book information belongs in Salt Lake City, opened its in America with Especial which books professors will to the auxiliary, not the uni- first franchise in Utah more Reference to the City ol reuse to determine which used versity. than three years ago and now Cincinnati Otherwise Known as books will bring student sellers Spartan Shops' Executive has 15 stores in II states, Porkopolis." The last part of the quirky title refers to a city that has had a love-hate relationship with pigs ••;•.■:. .. .■■:'. j / . /> 3 Bedroom Apartments since its heyday as the center . 4 • < I of the U.S. pork-packing industry. Easy access to river trans- • Furnished portation and farmland helped WE'RE KRAZY! • 2 Full Baths

Howling Green police can still Y0U DECIDE Some even say that it is infring- promise. This is an unfortunate enough to regulate their party. neighbors when parties occur cite party hosts if their guests are ing on the constitutional right to gesture of ill-will toward the stu- If they don't feel they can con- that this law is necessary. caught doing something illegal. Do you think the party law is freedom of assembly. dent community. trol the party and prevent illegal Clearly the city felt that they The nuisance party law was overly broad or vague? Send an If the law had more specific reg- People need to know and activity from occurring at it, then did not have a community of challanged by students, but the e-mail to [email protected] ulations, such as defining exactly understand the law if they can don't throw one responsible adults when they felt 6th district court of appeals has and tell us what you think, or how far the host is responsible for, even hope to follow it. This law only affects people the need to enact this law. upheld the law. post feedback on our Web Site. around their property, the city The legality of this ordinance when illegal activity occurs. The Ifthiscasedoes go the Supreme The police claim that the law would find more support and has been debated in court, and question is who should be held Court, it will affect all communi- is necessary to protect neighbor- compliance. lawyers are now considering tak- responsible for that activity. ties in Ohio, such as Oxford, Ohio, hoods from out of control parties. tain order in the city, but the issue Proposals were made at city ing it to the Ohio Supreme Court. Asthe law stands, it vou allow it where they passed a similar law No one is denying that many at hand is whether or not the council meetings last spring, For now, University students to happen at your residence, you to control Miami University stu- college students throw parties law is clearly defined. The words such as amending the law make have no choice but to abide by arc responsible. dent parties. and that sometimes their guests party" and "social gathering" hosts responsible for 100 yards in the law. It is unfortunate that as a If only the city would compro- do stupid, or even illegal things. arc considered overiy broad and any direction of their party. But, College students who throw University community we do mise with students, we could The |X)lice have the right to main- vague by opponents of tlie law. the city was not willing to com- parties should be intelligent not have enough respect for our avoid the courtroom showdown.

Bill Gates sets charity example PFOPT F Hussein is a clown cines to the worid's poorest areas. nizations targeted at these CHRIS Second, the ultra rich can and problems such as the Student ON TIE STREET should be privately investing in International Medical Aid Club. in his court circus SIGMUND global well-being. College students, strapped for Do you think the Africa has Al DS and famine. cash and time, are willing to con- power. So it's easy to see why University's new health CRAIG no one is listening to him. Asia has deadly diseases thai tribute to the fight. Why not our C0LBR000K spread via mosquitoes and birds. nation's richest few? Gates has set insurance should cover Meanwhile, Hussein refuses V WmCakamisl Millions die and large portions of a precedent for those individuals birth control? to recognize the legitimacy of kmaStatetkafy the globe are barely habitable. They haw more than enough the court, but understands that hmt State t'nrtvrsity Pessimistic arguments that money to invest millions into it has power. these problems are loo expensive fighting Al DS or hunger and still U-Wire Columnist It is, after all, backed by the Daily Hint Wi ndovvs XP just crashed or too widespread to fight doesn't afford thai laniborgini. interim government and the UitMTsity of Illinois and Microsoft Word mean we Ignore them. Il just If they spent just a little time United States, and they're the corrupted my finals means we change our approach, and, to them, a little money, people with the guns. That's notes. But for once, I'm willing conceptualizing treatments diat maybe families like the Waltons Remember when Saddam why he's playing by their rules, to cut Bill Gates some slack. are cheaper, more convenient —ofWal-Mart fame — and die Hussein was a terrify- even if he complains about it every step of the way. When he's not playing monop- and more easily distributed. rest of the lop 1 percent wouldn't MARCOS SASTRE ing madman and an oly or hoarding Xbox 360s. Gates Grant contests, like theone catch so much flak for being ultra imminent threat to the United So, from a social science has been challenging the world held by Gales, inspire the best and wealthy. Ihey too can generate SOPHOMORE, DIGITAL States? standpoint, it's interesting medical community to solve the brightest in die medical com- media .mention with donations ARTS Yeah, me neither. But I do to watch the shifting lines of some of our most pressing global munity to stretch their brains and to help die global community remember when he could power and legitimacy in this health issues. Ihrough a competi- discover unique and ultimately dial will only bring more, much "Yes, I think women fake it — as opposed to the trial. But let's face it, it's a lot tion thai offered a total of $450 more effective ways to go about needed attention to the problems should have the circus freak routine he's going more fun to watch frjr the next million in grants. Gales encour- diese problems. A notable sug- Fthical questions do arise, choice. We're in col- through now. Hussein, of crazy thing I lussein does. aged the world's most renowned gestion Gales proposed even had such as testing these experimen- lege, so they should course, is currently on trial And I almost feel bad laugh- mosquitoes spreading vitamins tal procedures on unknowing in Iraq for crimes ing at him. He scientists to get creative and begin plan accordingly." attacking disease and deadly epi- radier than Wi*st Nile vims Africans, but they shouldn't delay against Iraqis. It 7 think was, after all, a demic from outside die box The health problems of the action and can be dealt with as hasn't been going rhass-murdcring Arising from his contest came Jhird Worid have liecomc cliche, we come lo them. Considering well for him. His making dictator. proposals for dried vaccines that too removed from our daily lives many arc destined to die without entire defense team What he did in need neither a s\ ringe nor tcm- to be intriguing But if doctors and treatment anyway, it is most walked out on him a full out Iraq was inexcus- l>erature control, means to dis- scientists begin making headlines likely in their best interest to Monday. of Hussein able, and it's hard rupt mosquitoes' sense of smell with quirky or eye-catching tech- lake a chance with cutting-edge They were back to see him as to keep them from spreading dis- niques to solve common prob- procedures. by Tuesday, though, might be anything besides ease and a medical lab-in-a-box. lems, worldwide interest could be Gates has required those receiv- just in lime lo hear the perfect a monster. I may These ideas and other promis- sparked once again. ing part of the $450 million to SARAH YACK0 Saddam say, "I will not have agreed ing research opportunities will The ISU community should guarantee they will provide any not be in a court punishment with the war ( receive funding to start lighting lie familiar with playing an medicine that comes from their FRESHMAN, CRIMINAL without justice. Go to for him." and I could go on the horrible conditions of the important role in the Third Worid. research cheaply to the Third JUSTICE hell, all you agents of and on about why, Third Wforld. Extensive agricultural research World. America," according but people much Two tilings can be learned from diat result in honors such as die I le also said he realized "Yes, so that it is to CNN.com. 1 le didn't even smarter than me have already Gates' example, first, that doctors ttforld Food Prize is equally vital to although most of die research cheaper." show up in the courtroom covered it), but I can at least and researchers must push the bettering the conditions of places will likely lead to dead ends, if Wednesday. agree thai there was nothing envelope when innovating new like sub-Saharan Africa. even one in 10actualiywork,"it Throw in his constant funny about Hussein's brutal wavs lo create and deliver vac- We even have campus orga- will have been worthwhile." assertions that he's still the regime. president of Iraq, and you can But I think making a fool out see why a lot of us are having of Hussein might be the perfect trouble keeping straight faces. punishment for him. 1 mean, I think it'd be a mistake to he wanted to be feared. He saw say the trial is a farce, though. himself as a gangster. Don't ask, dorft telP is out of date The court itself is working fine. He was the one man tough Witnesses are testifying, but enough to stand up to the ML United States. What better way move, though die reason for the look out for the rights of its stu- STEPHANIE KILLMER getting enough protection that STAFF they don't fear reprisals. is there to handle him than EDITORIAL interest is obvious dents, and schools should not be SENIOR, MERCHANDISE The case will decide the consti- coerced by the government into The chaos of the beginning shattering that image? tutional legality of die Solomon having discriminatory recruit- APPAREL of the trial is slowing down, but Proving thai Hussein is just a Amendment - an act letting the ment practices used on campus. 1 lussein is still being allowed to doddering old coot with a tenu- government withhold federal Federal funding should not be "Yes, since other speak in his own defense. The ous grasp on reality takes away U-Wirt(/A«nmsl funds from schools thai refuse to used as a bargaining chip to force health plans do." judges are performing admira- that last little bit of power - the Daily Texan allow military recruiters. universities to allow the military bly, especially considering the fear he still holds over people. University of Texas Many schools have honor or any organization who discrim- death threats that have sur- Don't get me wrong he needs codes with language that prevent inates to recruit on campus. rounded them. other, more severe punishments, Gay rights and the war are discrimination on the basis of While il is certainly a time of The problem is just Hussein. too, but this one is just too per- two issues that seem to race, gender and sexuality. The special need in our military, no He's pouted and ranted. He's fect for him. make strange bedfel- schools involved daim diat their one is talking about die rights cursed and threatened. He has, And it's not like anyone will lows, though they have certainly First Amendment rights are being and wrongs of war when they talk in general, acted like a senile have to do too much to make defined the U.S. political climate violated because the government about the Solomon Amendment. grandfather who thinks his this happen. Every embarrass- since the last election. is forcing them to associate with If it is really so essential for dentures are transmittingCIA ing thing that's happened to All of that political momentum parties that discriminate. the military to beef up in light messages. I lussein, he did to himself. peaked in the U.S. Supreme Tjthcr the university must of the ongoing war in Iraq, per- In a way, it's been an inter- He's imploding right in front of Court Tuesday, where the rights forsake millions of dollars of haps they should look at the esting little lesson in power us, and the results are both hilar- of the military to recruit and the federal hinds largely unrelated to antiquated "Don't Ask. Don't Tell" SARAH SK0NEZNY politics. Hussein insists that ious and just, especially since we don't have to lift a finger. rights of schools to prevent dis- die law school, or the law school policy first. SOPHOMORE, SPECIAL he's still the president, but he's crimination on their campuses must abandon its commitment If the military needs access to been stripped of his power The funniest part is that went hcad-to-head. Unusual to fight discrimination," wrote our best and brightest so desper- ED (being found in a hole in the I lussein always wanted to be interest in the case lead the Court The Association of American Law ately that it would pull funding "Yes, because it will desert will do thai to you). like Don Corleone in "The Godfather." At this rate, he'd be to release tapes of opening argu- Schools, who wrote a brief on from higher education, you'd help reduce pregnancy Plus, il was always kind of up ments to the news media imme- behalf of the filing schools. think they wouldn't want to turn in the air whether he actually lucky to end up like Don k not i s diately afterward - an unusual • It is in a university's interest to anyone away. and abortion." had a legitimate claim to the in Three's Company."

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af U AT THE CM?* v YOL» ^ec Mf££» Robbers not the brightest of the bunch I read a lot of news stories. is fishy, so he calls the bank sleeping when the cops came And a week never passes JOSH back up and tells them to go to to arrest him. alter giving him without seeing a story where BENNER another location. a glass of warm milk. (The milk some idiot tried to rob a bank So the bank sends another part was an assumption I made). and made some ridiculous Humor Columnist plain clothes cop to the second As for bank robberies, accord- mistake. You know, like leaving spot, and the guy never shows ing to the FBI, 76 percent of bank a wallet behind, or attaching an robbed y'all last Tuesday. I want up. Obviously, they traced the robbers don't wear a disguise ATM to a chain on their bumper more money, so can you just..." call to his cell phone. Don't peo- despite the fact that pretty and when they leave, pulling the Teller "Do you want us to ple realize that phone calls can m,uch all banks have cameras. bumper off their car with the bring the money out to you in be traced? Same way when peo- Although some people have had license plate still attached. like a bag?" ple call in bomb threats. Einstein, trouble hiding their faces. One Ilie flavor for this week was a Robber "Um... yeah (think- they're going to find you. man put a plastic bag over his Written and Illustrated By led Davis jadavrsQbESu edu guy who robbed a bank in New ing, 'wow, that's an even better It doesn't matter if you pressed head before a robbery, but he Zealand. Apparently he didn't get idea than I had'], yes, exactly, star-67 so your number doesn't forgot to put holes in it. as much as he would have liked that's exactly what I want. Can show up, or whatever you did, Eighty-six percent of robbers because he called the bank back you also put a couple of those they will catch you. and around never study the bank, although A man once nibbed a Circle-K a store and didn't get as much a few days later and told them T-shirts in there that you guys the dinner table, they'll make it wouldn't be smart to be too by putting a 20 dollar bill on the money as he would have liked, to have the manager put money hand out for opening a new fun of you and your stupidity. familiar. A California man counter. When the cash drawer he tied up the clerk, and worked in a bag and stand in the street, checking account?" My stepdad is a cop. I le arrest- robbed a bank, and as he was was opened, he pulled a gun and the counter himself for three according to The Associated Press. Teller: "Anything else?" ed a guy one time who burglar- making his get away, his mother asked for the drawer. I le made a hours (to get that money loo). I can only imagine how that Robber "Hmm... well if you ized a house when the owners happened to be coining in. She clean get away with drawer, leav- 1 le was arrested before he left. phone conversation went: have a vending machine, I'd were away. It wasn't too difficult turned him in ing behind his 20. It was a net Men were in a lineup in LA (Ring, ring) really like a Mellow Yellow." of a snag because the people Maybe you're thinking "Oh, loss as the drawer only had 15 when the cops told them to say "Hello, First National Bank of So logically, the bank sends a had a security system: the bur- my parents wouldn't turn me in." dollars in it at the time. the phrase, "Give me all your New Zealand." plain clothes police officer out, glar ended up taking a nap on Trust me, they would, and you Another guy was a little smart- money," but one of them inter- "Hey, this is the guy who liut the robber senses something their couch, and was peacefully would never live it down. er than that: when he robbed nipted, 'Hull's not what 1 said!"

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VOTER INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON INTERNET www.bgnews.com/state COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio's new statewide voter registration database is ready, Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell said Friday. The system will give elections officials and voters in all 88 coun- ties access to voter registration information. The project will cost approximately $5.8 million. STATE Neo-Nazis return for second march businesses burned and looted, Protesters arrive and bricks thrown at police and at scene in Toledo an ambulance driver. The violence scarred the city, leading to 114 arrests prompting its leaders to exam- ByThomasl.Sbeeran ine race relations and efforts to I HE ASSOCIATED PRESS combat gangs. TOLEDO — A demonstration "Iwasembarrassed—towant Saturday by a neo-Nazi group to destroy your own neighbor- whose appearance in October hood," said Christina McCain, a sparked rioting passed with 26-year-old black woman from minor arrests and no signifi- Toledo who was at Saturday's cant violence, dispelling fears of demonstration. "(The neo- another melee. Nazis] got what they wanted." About 170 people showed up In October the neo-Nazis said downtown in 22-degree temper- they wanted to protest gangs atures to protest against about and rising crime in one Toledo 60 members of the neo-Nazi neighborhood. Molly Nolan, a group as hundreds of police offi- 23-year-old white woman who cers stood watch. Police made lives on the city's north side, 29 arrests, all for misdemeanors said Saturday that the area including disorderly conduct, didn't have as many problems inciting violence and carrying a before the black population concealed weapon. increased. There were no injuries or prop- "Now 1 don't want my kids to erty damage, Police Chief Mike go out." said Nolan, who said her Navarre said. husband was an Aryan Nation Three news photographers member serving prison time in were charged with crossing a ID. Pooley AP Photo Michigan for armed robbery. police line, said Lucas County ROUGH AFTERNOON: A protester gets dragged away after being tasered by police during a National Socialist Movement rally Saturday in downtown This time, the neo-Nazis said Sheriff lames Telb. He said one Toledo. Twelve officers were injured while arresting the disorderly protesters.. they wanted to protest how worked for The Toledo Journal, a police and the city handled the weekly newspaper, and the other Telb would not give the pho- were on standby. He said gang kept behind barricades about with an escort of several police October confrontation. two were freelancers. tographers' names but said they leaders and community activ- 75 yards from the area where cruisers. Saturday's rally was about One of the photographers was would be released at a later time. ists had offered assurances of the neo-Nazis were cordoned The city will spend about two miles from the racially taken into custody while shooting Streets for several blocks near a peaceful counter-demonstra- off. Mounted police periodically $300,000 on police overtime for mixed neighborhood where pictures of the crowd from about the central government district tion, as long as the neo-Nazis moved up against the crowd to the rally, Navarre said. That did the original march was to take two feet beyond a barricade. were cordoned off by patrol cars were kept out of predominantly keep it in the designated area. not include pay for state troop- place. and concrete barriers. Protesters black neighborhoods — a key The white supremacists ers and sheriffs deputies. A mob that included rival gang and counter protesters were factor in October's disturbance. — some in brown shirts with Navarre said the weather members turned their anger directed to fenced-off areas. The counter protesters, red swastika armbands, others and heavy police presence had toward police after they canceled Navarre said about 700 officers chanting slogans and carrying in winter clothing — shouted helped avoid a repeat of the the October march because they from across northern Ohio were signs reading "Go home Nazis" back and held placards of their mayhem that made national TV. said the neo-Nazis tried to change assigned to security details or and "Stop the hate now," were own. One read, "White race, "This went great. I'm extremely the time and route of the protest. stand up and take back your pleased," he said. The mob looted and burned a neighborhood." 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Watch winner Manning A practical guide to the week's best debates sports when you are sick of exams sports NFL draft pulls out By Sean Corp because it is an amateur competition SPORTS EDITOR people will be robbed of the chance Championship It is the beginning of exam week, which to sec an oft-kilter John Daly leads the student body with one crush the ball 450 yards. game, deadline aWst essential question — "How do I put But, it is still a chance clutter Bush's vision off studying for my exams?" to watch a little golf By Ralph D. Russo Fear not, because the world without all the bor- IHE ASSOCIMtO PRESS play* win of sports is always there for you. ing parts (i.e.: walk- Instead of trying to dissect the ing, chipping, put- NEW YORK — Reggie Bush is geopolitical climate of ting etc.) on the clock Western Europe dur- I p.m.: NBAs The Heisman Trophy winner JIM ing the late 1800s Greatest Games: has a little more than a month LITKE why not indulge in ;I983 - Pistons at to decide whether he'll enter a little basketball? Nuggets (ESPN the NFL draft or become the (§) Associated Press second straight junior from I nstead Classic) of trying FThis one Southern California to pass up JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — For all to load as should not be a chance to be the No. 1 pick the film study, meetings and much infor- missed. Not only and go back to school. practices, schemes and coverag- mation into arc the Nuggets But it's not as if Bush can es, huddles and even audibles, your graph- sporting what spend the the Indianapolis Colts' shot at ing calculator as could be the most holiday sea- football immortality came down humanly possible hideous uniforms son weigh- to something much simpler. watch a lumberjack in the entire history ing the pros Trust. competition. of professional athlet- and cons, Facing a third-and-seven And then of course there ics, but it is also one of the pondering at their own 23, struggling to is appointment viewing that most memorable games in die biggest protect a 26-18 lead with 139 should not be missed — two words: the league's history. The final decision of left yesterday at Jacksonville in a Scrabble. Championships. score was 186-183 in triple his young REGGIE BUSH. game the)' should have comfort- Here is a handy guide to the procrasti- overtime — the highest score life. There's ably wrapped up some five min- nating populace that might not have some- in NBA history. still a nation- RUNNING BACK utes earlier, Peyton Manning & thing better to do, but want to amid think- Five other NBA records were bro- al champi- Co. needed a first down in the ing for a few hours. ken that game including field goals (142), onship game for which Bush worst way. Everybody—the most points for one team (Pistons' 186) mast prepare. Jaguars defense included — and field goals (Pistons' 74), most players l<>r now, he's putting his Monday future on hold. knew what was coming next 6:30 p.m.: Quite Frankly with Stephen A. scoring 40 or more points (fourl and most "We've got who I think is the assists in a game (93). "I won't think about it until Smith (ESPN) Once you after this Rose Bowl game," he best player in the NFL," was The resident rabble-rouser of ESPN is a 8 p.m. Costas Now (HBO) all the explanation Colts coach realize that said Saturday after becoming love him or hate him figure. Either way he "Codebreakers" is no good flip on Any time you have the opportunity to Tony Dungy needed afterward. watch Bob Costas take it. In this episode of the third USC player to win the usually manages to entertain for his allot- Monday Night Football for what could be Heisman in the last four years. "We wanted to give him a ted hour — that is if he isn't kissing the a very entertaining games between two his monthly magazine style talker Costas chance to win the game." chats up New England's Tom Brady, who "We've got our work cm out for We know now how it turned rear of one of the sports world's superstars. cousins (Aaron Brooks and Michael Vick us with Texas." He is usually at his best when something respectively). However, you may want to was recently named Sports lllustrated's out. The Colts picked up the Man of the Year. Bush and Trojans quarter- first down, ran out the clock, makes him angry, and that seems to hap- watch the game with your volume turned back Matt Lcinart, last year's pen quite a bit. down because they are going to be talking Costas is truly an enigma in the sports nudged their record to 13-0, world. He has the silky voice of )oe Buck, Heisman winner, play Texas and locked up a playoff spot 8 p.m.: Code Breakers about two things ad nauseum: 1. Michael for the national title on Jan. ESPN lives up to the "E" in their name Vick's amazing athletic abilities (curiously only with talent. He has the insight of Ernie and home-field advantage Harwell, but his anecdotes are only half as 4, marking another historic^ by running an original Film about cheating they will avoid talking about how he's not moment for the USC dynasty. throughout the playoffs. at West Point academy, including the son a very good quarterback yet) 2. The Saints' long. And, he has the humor of Bob Decker, And if they go on to win 19 but with better scats. Never before have Heisman straight games and the Super of the football coach. The coach is played difficult season dealing with Hurricane Trophy winners played togedi- by Scott Glenn who used to be in good Katrina. If it seems like you've heard about 9 p.m.: Top 5 Reasons you Can't Blame Bowl — surpassing the 1972 Earnest Bryer (ESPN Classic) er in a college game. Dolphins in the bargain — that movies like Nashville, Apocalypse Now, these topics before it is because you have, The deadline for underclass- Urban Cowboy and The Right Stuff. Now you just have to roll with it. Browns fans know about "the fumble." simple 12-yard hitch throw from Now, poor Earnest Bryer hasan entire show men to declare for the NFL Manning to Dallas Clark will say he is sharing top billing with Zachary Ty draft is Ian. 15. Bryan. Apparently ESPN is the place where dedicated to why he should not be crucified as much about their success as Tuesday forhisftimbleonthe3-yard-linciritheAFC Bush did allow for a moment respectable actors are put out to pasture 1 a.m.: Exceptional Driver Championship of speculation at his post-vic- anything that happened before — Scott Glenn, Tom Berenger, Christopher Championship game against the Denver or after. (ESPN) Broncos with 65 seconds remaining. tory news conference at a Plummer and Brian Dcnnehy. Not a good A group of top amateurs try to win a Manhattan restaurant. Ahead 26-3 with about seven sign for Barry Pepper. Of course Byner went on to do what a minutes left, the Colts elected competition that includes both long drives "I love the whole East Coast 9 p.m.: Monday Night Football - Saints at and incredible accuracy. It's a shame that to play prevent defense against Falcons (13 ABC) SPORTS,PAGE 9 a Jaguars team that hadn't BUSH,PAGE 8 completed a pass longer than 16 yards all day. So, naturally, Jags quarterback David Garrard hooked up with Jimmy Smith HOCKEY for 31 yards on the first play of the drive. Jacksonville went on Skater poses double score, then recovered an onside kick, scored again and added a two-point conversion. threat at Olympics But this time, with three time- outs left, Jacksonville coach Jack Davis torn between University. Del Rio elected to kick off long "I've been doing this since and see if his defense could get speed and short track I was a kid," the 23-year-old the ball back. skating this winter Davis said. "It's going to be It looked like a smart move difficult, but the bigger the when his defense stiffed By Paul Nswberry challenge, the better. It's only Indianapolis running back THE ASSOCIATED PRESS going to make me better as Edgerrin James for three yards MARQUETTE.Mich.—Shani a person. Win or lose, 1 can on the first play and zero on Davis could have stuck with go away from this experience the second. With the Colts in just one sport. But having learned a an obvious passing situation, what's the fun in "My heart valuable lesson." the Jacksonville pass rushers— that? Apolo Anton who'd already sacked Manning Davis is attempt- tells me to Ohno is the leading a season-high three times ing a historic dou- do short conrender for the —came ftying in fast and furi- ble leading to the U.S. men's team, ous. Tackle John Henderson col- Turin Olympics, track. That still one of the lapsed the pocket, then reached hopingtorepresent keeps me world's best short- out to wrap up Manning with the United States track skaters nearly both arms extended — a half- in two related but happy, that four years after his second too late. distinctly different keeps me memorable perfor- MealCropwr BG Nevis "It's called a 'trust' play," events. mance at the Salt FIGHT FOR POSESSION: The Falcons bounced back from a 6-4 defeat at the hands of St. Lawrence by Manning said. "Coach Dungy There's the tradi- fresh and I Lake City Games. handing them their own 6-4 defeat. The key to the victory was the Falcons superior goaltending. made the call and I had to back- tional, more sedate don't Igetl But much of pedal a little because the guy form of speedskat- the attention in was in my face. You just trust ing, where Davis bored with Michigan's frigid that Dallas will be in the spot, already is a world it." Upper Peninsula Early lead earns Falcons a win because I couldn't really see record holder and will be directed SHANI DAVIS, SKATER Opportunistic playing gritted their way to a big 6- tunistic and made sure the him. a lock to make the toward Davis 4 non-conference win over chances they got counted as "It's the greatest feeling when U.S. team that will — the rare black credited for Saints' the 12th ranked St. lawrence they only managed 27 shots on it works," he added, "because be completed at the nation- athlete competing in a winter loss Saturday night Saints to close out the first thenighttoSLU's39. while you can't see it, you can al championships in late sport, an outspoken critic of half of their season at the BG Like the night before when hear it" December. the U.S. speedskating hierar- By Kevin Shields Ice Arena. the Falcons (5-11-1) grabbed a What the Colts have been But Davis wasn't content chy, a guy who wants to mus- REPORTER After out-shooting Clarkson 3-0, they once again grabbed hearing daily—and will con- with that. He'll also try out for cle his way onto not one, but Gritty wins haven't been easy the night before in a 6-4 loss an early lead, 2-0, and saw the tinue to hear until their journey speedskating's wild and wooly two, Olympic teams. to come by this season for the that saw numerous chances Saints (11-6-11 come back to is done — is advice on how to sidekick when the U.S. short Those skeptics who say Falcons. squandered by good goaltend- tie the game just like Clarkson track championships begin But on Saturday night they ing, the Falcons were oppor- COLTS, PAGE 8 Monday at Northern Michigan SKATE. PAGE 8 HOCKEY, PAGE 8

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWWBGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS ■r 8 Monday. December 12.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Key goaltending upholds game HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 7 the Falcons would have good momentum was shifting], but thoughts going into the break then we had that breakdown," University Golden Knights had when he notched the game-win- Saints coach loe Marsh said. done on Friday. ner at 14:24 of the third period to "Momentum is a funny thing However, in the end, instead of give BG a 5-4 lead. It's real, make no mistake about givinginto the momentum shift, His shot from the point it, but sometimes the momen- the Falcons got strong goalten- found the right side of the net tum shifts don't always have to ding of their own and pulled as SI.U goaltender lustin Pesony be cataclysmic." out the win despite the Saints appeared to be screened on the For Marsh and his Saints, this seeming to out-play them most play with Mike I'alk and Alex would prove true as the Falcons of the night coming back on two Foster picking up assists. struck back 3 minutes later as different occasions. Falk started the scoring on Brandon Svendson tapped in his Ion Horrell got the start for the night for BG as he notched a fourth goal of the season to give BG and came up with some big goal on the Falcon's first power- BG a 3-2 lead before Jonathan stops at key times as they strug- play of the game at 10:59 of the Matsumoto found the net just gled defensively giving up costly first period to give the Falcons 1:01 later. turnovers. He finished with 35 a 1-0 lead. Matsumoto took a blue-line saves for the night. Derek Wliitmore then picked to blue-line pass and fired a "lonnie Horrell was outstand- up his first of two goals with shot into the upper right corner ing," Falcon coach Scott Paluch just 23 seconds remaining in the of the net to give BG another said. "I think he won us the period to give the Falcons their two-goal lead. hockey game tonight." early two goal cushion. Svendson's goal was all the Horrell knew that he and his T.J. Trevelyan would single- more impressive as the night teammates had to play well handily strike back for the Saints liefore he was carted off the ice going into Christmas as they when he notched his first two after a collision with the goal- couldn't afford to get swept on goals of the night in the first 6:52 post and then the boards. Michael Canny »P PtMlo of the second to tie the game at He was released from the LONGSHOT: Quarterback Peyton Manning rolls out to pass in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the weekend. "This means everything," he 2-2. Trevelyan would later score hospital around midnight after Indianapolis. Manning has two MVP awards, numerous NFL records and is accustomed to center stage. said. "Takinga win like that over a short-handed goal to record having precautionary measures a highly ranked opponent into his third career hat-trick. taken as the injury involved the the break is so big for us. If we'd SLU appeared to grab the head. Win grants Colts Dolphin-level fame of come out and played tentative momentum just as Clarkson "It was a huge goal," Paluch and maybe not done well then had done the night before, but said of the third goal. "It'sagreat COLTS. FROM PAGE 7 we'll do it. mantra, "one game at a time" we'd of had to stew about that for it wouldn't stick with them for sidebar that Brandon gets it "It's not a matter of us lobby- die first time die question was two weeks." too long. based on what a serious situa- finish our the season. ing the coaches about playing,'' asked, and he's sticking to it. Don Morrison made sure "I kind of hoped that |the tion it was last night." Those who think the ulti- center Jeff Saturday concurred. He won't say when or whether mate goal is winning them all, "Tony and Bill will get together, he'll make his decision, other which includes the Colts play- make their decision and that than he promised to try and win ers, will be counseling Dungy, will be it." every game team president Bill Polian The closest thing to a dissent So when someone asked and the staff to keep the Colts vote was cast by Corey Simon. whether he was consumed by Davis undaunted by challenge front-liners on the held until T grew up a huge Dolpliins die idea of die Colts becoming each game is safely tucked into fan and that 72 team is going a team for the NPI, ages, and the win column. down in history as one of the without hesitation, Dungy said SKATE, FROM PAGE 7 Those who think die Super great teams to play because simply, "Not really." Bowl is reward enough will be they had the undefeated season. "I know that's hard to Davis should focus on one sport counseling him to rest as many Guys don't want to just stand believe," he continued. And serve only as motivation for the of those players as he can. around. Guys," Simon said, then he paused. tall, lanky skater who grew up on Know, however, Uiat Dungy "want to go out diere and play." Dungy knows die arguments Chicago's South Side. keeps his own counsel. And that But the man who signs die on Ixith sides. He's been an "I don't go on what people say, his players, to a man. trust him checks in Indianapolis made assistant or head coach in the I go off my heart," Davis said. to make the right call. clear any debate was academic. league since 1980, right after "My heart tells me to do short "Rest?" lames said. "I'll rest 'Thai's why I pay limy," Colts finishing a three-year stint as a track. That keeps me happy, that when I'm through playing foot- owner lim Irsay said. "As an little-used conierback with San keeps me fresh and I don't Igetl ball. Right now, it's just a groove owner you know your coach Francisco and Pittsburgh. bored with it." that were in, and we just want is the guy who is closest to the "I was a backup guy and dial He knows it won't be easy to to keep going." pulse of die team. He's the guy was my lime to play. We won make both Olympics teams. But for all the bravado, a in the best position." two games with me playing," Davis already got a sampling of moment later lames conceded, Not that Dungy is likely to lip Dungy laughed, "so I know it that when he didn't qualify for "WhateverTony wants us to do, his hand. I le came up widi the can be done." the American squad that's been competing on the World Cup circuit this fall. Despite that setback, he still has a chance to make the Olympics in this free-for-all of Return would ease USC's burden a sport where the skaters race each other — not the clock — BUSH, FROM PAGE 7 34 games and on become the ite to repeat within the tight confines of a MorryBash AP Photo first team to win three straight Oklahoma quancihack (ason hockey-sized rink. DRIVEN: Sham Davis, of Chicago, skates during the men's 1000m race atmosphere." Bush said. "I can national championships by bcat- White, whose NIT. prospects "It'sgoingtobehardertomake at the ISU World Cup Speed Skating competition in Wisconsin. definitely see myself playing here, ingT'exas. were suspect at best, got a sixth the short-track team," Davis playing for die New York lets." Bush dianked Icinart on year of eligibility after winning conceded. "I already prequali- team, preferring a system based short-track championships. The lets are among the hap- Saturday saying, "Your decision the I leisman in 2003. White fin- fied in a lot of distances for long on long-range performance that "He's fired up," Ohno said. less teams, including Houston, to come back has changed my ished diird in the I leisman voting track. 1 think 1 will retain those ensures a top athlete won't be "He's really hungry, he really San Francisco and Green Bay, in life." last year behind U'inart and fell spots no matter what happens. knocked out with one poor day wants it, and that can do a lot." danger of finishing with the worst If Bush returns to USC, he'll short in his hid to become the But in short track, you can't or some other fluky event. Davis should feel right at record in the NFL and the first make life a whole lot easier for second two-rime I leisman win- prequalify. You've got to show But short track still does home this week. He's been liv- pick in die draft. highly touted quarterback John ner, along widi Archie (iriffin. up for those couple of days and things the old-fashioned way, ing in Marquette for several leinart said he wasn't ready David Booty, Leinart's likely U'inan finished third behind be strong, be in the top five." which means no one — not years, training at the school and lo give up college life after win- successor. Bush and Texas quarterback Anything goes in short track, even Ohno — is assured a spot taking classes during breaks in ning the I leisman in 2004. But he The pipeline of talent ninning Yince Young. as Ohno discovered at the in Turin. his schedule. When his athletic also knew he was coming back to into USC these days is unsur- Bush's victory was one of die 2002 Olympics. In one event, Ohno would have preferred a career is over, he wants to be a play with Bush in an offense that passed, but replacing Bush and most lopsided in lleisman his- he claimed a silver medal even guaranteed spot on the Olympic teacher. might be unmatched in the fus- leinart in the same year would tory. Only ()|. Simpson, another though he was taken out by a team, but he also realizes that "I'm pretty fond of the place," ion, of college footbalL be daundng. star tailback from USC received crash on the final turn, forc- his presence at the trials will Davis said. "I first came up here F.ven widiout Lefaiart, USC If Bush does come back, he'll more first-place votes (855) than ing him to crawl across the line draw attention to a sport that as a senior in high school. I've would have been tough to beat lie the third straight I leisman Bush's 784. with a bloody leg. In another gets scant coverage in non- lived here when there's sunlight this season. With him. die Trojans winner to play another year of Young also a junior, has said event, he again finished second Olympic years. for only four hours a day. It's have run their winning streak to college football and a huge favor- he intends to return for his senior but was awarded the gold when As for Davis, Ohno is amazed cold and windy and icy, but you season, but his NKL stock has a South Korean skater was dis- that his close friend will attempt just get used to it." been on the rise, too. qualified for an illegal block. to make both speedskating He's also used to competing He and Bush could bodi lie Many sports, including long- teams. in two sports. The 6-foot-2,185- back in New York next year for the track speedskating, have gone "That's near impossible, but pound Davis is more physically Hcisman presentation. away from a make-or-break tri- if there's one person that 1 think suited for long track, in which als to determine the Olympic could do it, it's definitely Shani the skaters race against the LISTINGS AVAILABLE because he's so talented," Ohno clock on a much bigger track. said. "I tell people it's like hav- But short track seems to suit his ing a track cyclist go do road competitive nature better. FOR 2006-2007 cycling because it's two totally "When you're doing the same ENTERPRISE SQUARE different sports. It's crazy. I thing over and over — just you SCHOOL YEAR don't know how he does it." against the clock and not nec- Davis' failure to qualify for essarily you against the other Large Selection of Houses and the World Cup short-track team skaters — it seems to get repeti- this year could actually work to tive," Davis said. 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Even though he made the story of will and triumph but 8 p.m.: Inside the NFL (HBO) Pro Bowl twice with Washington you get to see a reenactment of This show is everything you but Shayne Graham and won a Super Bowl ring he Brandi Chastain's victory cel- wish that Nil. shows on Fox, keeps Bengals kicking will always be remembered for ebration. CBS and ESPN were, and then that single play that crushed the some. The best part is there isn't krJnta spirits of an entire city. Thursday a lohn Madden, Terry Bradshaw THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 p.m.: Madden Nation (ESPN 2 am.: import Racers (ESPN 2) or Chris Herman in sight. CINCINNATI — With spectac- 2) It's like Fast and the Furious 8 p.m.: NBA—IX'iiver Nuggets at ular Carson Palmer well off his This show chronicles the mas- but not directed by a loboto- Cleveland < Cavaliers game, a reliable running back ^ O 14* sive success of the Madden fran- mized monkey. This show host- Two of the top three picks and a trustworthy kicker kept / chise of football games. Not only ed by the X-Game's Sal Masakala (sorry Da rkol face off on national the Bengals' playoff momen- does the show feature the best highlights the increasingly pop- television as LeBron's Cm face tum going. players in the country playing in ular import car scene. Mostly Carmelo's Nuggets. Both teams Rudi lohnson ran for a sea- tournaments, but they also have young men spend a lot of time have been struggling of late and son-high 169 yards, and Shayne ~ O celebrities square off against taking Honda Accord's and ret- both superstars have been hog- Graham kicked a 37-yard field each other for a little pride. rofitting them into some of the gingtheball too much. I lowever, goal on the final play yester- Hopefully we'll also get the kind fastest and tightest turning cars any time you get a chance to see day for a 23-20 victory over the of insightful commentary that in the world. top picks from what may, when Cleveland Browns that kept only a crank like lohn Madden Not only do they highlight tra- it is all said and done, go down Cincinnati in firm control of the can deliver. ditional races, but also drag rac- as the best draft in NBA history AFC North. ing and drifting whose popular- you should take it. Cincinnati (10-3) reached Wednesday ity has crossed over from lapan Don't believe that it will happen double-digits in victories for 3 p.m.: Darts: Dester Classic (Fox into the United States. Drifting that way? Well not only did that the first time since 1988, its last 5 fc Sports Ohio) draft feature lames and Anthony deals with maneuvering through Super Bowl season. I am a little leery of this pro- a course by accelerating through but also Toronto's Chris Bosh. An offense that scored 117 gram only because it takes place straight-aways and then using Miami's DwayncWade. Chicago's points in the last three games in Las Vegas. The problem with the emergency hand brake to go Kirk Hinrich, Milwaukee's II with a high-tech, no-huddle that is it might not feature the sideways around turns. If you are Ford, New Orleans' David West offense showed it can also grind rowdy one-time soccer hoo- a car enthusiast (there are many) Phoenix's Boris Diawand U-andm one out the old-fashioned way, ligans that populate the Darts and can stomach Sal Masakala Barbosa, Dallas' lost) Howard. a handy thing for cold playoff shows broadcast from Europe. If (there are few) you should give There were also some players games. you haven't heard a room full of this show a try that may still break out big-time With Palmer struggling to 200 beer-drinking middle-aged 10:30 p.m.: NBA - Houston including Darko Milkic, Chris complete throws in a northerly men hoot and holler after some- Rockets @> Ctolden State Warriors Kaman, Mickael Pietrus, Mike wind, lohnson became the focal one gels three triple 20s then (ESPN) Sweeney Nick Collison, Zoran point. The buriy running back you have not lived your life to Here is your chance to see Planinic, Carlos Delfino, Kendrick carried a season-high 30 times the fullest. one of the most overrated point Perkins and Kyle Korver. and did most of the work in a 8 p.m.: NBA - Phoenix Suns at guards in the league (Baron Women's Volleyball Semifinal 43-yard drive to Graham's win- Dallas Mavericks (ESPN) Davis) before his inevitable ankle (ESPN 2) % k^ I'm not sure who is playing this ning kick. This game will beabattle for sec- injury that sidelines him for The Browns (4-9) had a ond-best in theWfest, which frankly. much of the rest of the season. It semi-final match-up but there an chance to pull off an intrastate isn't anything to feel bad about No is also probably one of your final a few things to be certain about upset, but couldn't stop lohnson one is going to topple the Spurs chances to see Jeff Van Gundy — it's a chance to watch volleyball, - J3T which is a sport that doesn't get or overcome two penalties in the AlBthrmin APPtKlo until maybe playoff time. The fact before he gets axed in favor of closing minutes. Leigh Bodden is people expected a big-time drop- someone with more hair and can that much national exposure, and RUN RUDI RUN: The Bengals' Rudi Johnson breaks away from Browns' it is a semifinal match so regard- was called for interference and Nick Eason during their 23-20 win over the Browns. off from both Dallas (hey. Its hard actually win with a team featur- illegal contact on Chad lohnson, not to be down on a team with $60 ing one of the best players in the less of the competitors it is going to IK top notch competition, who had only two catches for 22 O'Neal's drop allowed the gray glove on his passing hand million stiff Erik Dampier at cen- league, Tracy McGrady, and a 7 You know, in my fonnative years yards overall. Browns to tie it at 20 on Phil to help him grip the ball, Frye ter) and the Amare-less Suns. They foot 6 inch player with incredible I used to prefer beach volleyball Palmer's performance was Dawson's 29-yard field goal with was on the mark in a low-risk have proved their doubters wrong shooting touch, Yao Ming to indoor volleyball. I guess it was by far his worst of the season: 4:19 to go. passing attack of short passes as Dirk Nowitzski has played him- 2p.m.:LumberjackCompctition: probably for die obvious reasons 13-of-27 for 93 yards with one Gusts from die north turned and rollouts to avoid the rush. self back into MVP-caliber shape Stihl Timbersports Series (ESPN — there were girls in bikinis play- touchdown and one intercep- the stadium into a wind tun- He ran 3 yards on a rollout to and Dallas' swing men continue to 2) ing sports. I lowever, as I have got- tion. He had season lows in nel, made the goalposts gyrate score on the Browns' first pos- improve and the Suns arc still the Maybe it is because I'm a city ten older I have realized that isn't completions, yards and passer and provided another concern session, raising the ball trium- fun run and gun team they were boy who has only chopped wood rating (53.5), struggling to keep last year. once in his life but I am always all it is cracked up to be. I guess I for the Browns' rookie quarter- phantly with his right arm as he am just over seeing women that up with a raw rookie. back. He handled it much bet- crossed the goal line. Honestly, how does Mike fascinated by the lumberjack have been out in the sun so long In only his second NFL start, ter than the Bengals' Heisman His 2-yard touchdown pass D'Antoni not win coach of the events on ESPN. The events are thai their skin looks like beef jerky. rookie Charlie Frye kept the Trophy passer from Southern to Steve Heiden put the Browns year when he had the inexpli- unique, short and interesting so Browns in the game. He made California up 14-7 and sent notice this was cably brilliant idea of putting it is an excellent way to put off only two mistakes: a pass inter- Frye grew up in northern Ohio going to be a typical Browns- shooting-guard Boris Diaw at studying for 30 minutes. Friday cepted by Deltha O'Neal, setting and was a third-round draft pick Bengals game, unpredictable center. Speaking of Diaw, how 7 p.m.: Real Sports — 35 Years of 3 a.m.: Scrabble Champion- up Cincinnati's second touch- out of Akron, which is a short and up for grabs. He finished do you think the 1 lawks like that Monday Night Football (HBO) ships (ESPN) down, and a throw that O'Neal snowplow drive from Cleveland. 16-of-24 for 138 yards with a Joe lohnson trade now? Diaw You've spent your whole life After you've studied for your dropped in the end zone in the So he's dealt with a lot worse. touchdown and his first inter- is not only outplaying Johnson watching it so you shouldn't final exam or maybe you're just fourth quarter. Wearing a black, white and ception. but he is making $11 million less miss this retrospective on one topping off a bender since your this season and came with two of IIBO's typically great sports final exam on Tuesday you have first round draft picks. Picks that programs. Not only will you get to lake die opportunity lo witch will certainly be high seeing as to see their humble beginnings, die Scrabble Championships. I how Atlanta still sucks. Oh yeah, but you'll have a chance to learn mean c'mon, it is Scrabble. Not and the Hawks selected Marvin just how crazy of a guy 1 toward only that, but it is die best players OSU beats USC behind Davenport Williams over Chris Paul. Ouch. Cosell is and get to see a few clips in the entire world... at Scrabble. It 830 p.m.: Dare to Dream: The of the standard MNF crew try doesn't gel any better than that Ohio State outlasts Bundle Hoskins added 20 body tough, but we've got to go Story of the US Women's Soccer and not express their hatred for After thai gel some sleep, take points for the Buckeyes (6-0). past tough and get the win." the Trojans with big Team (ESPN 2) Dennis Miller live on the air and dial filial exam and then party Camille LeNoir led USC with The 11-point final margin was Not only do you get a chance instead laugh off all the jokes until yrai pass out and wake up second half output 15 points, and Eshaya Murphy Ohio State's biggesl lead of the to watch a dramatization of a they didn't understand in an just in time for the Browns game added 14. game. women's sports team to serve incredibly awkward way. If your on Sunday. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ohio USC went on a 9-1 run early in State center Jessica Davenport the second half and moved into a made up for last week's bad 39-all tie with 15:50 left. But Ohio night on the boards with the State pulled away from a 42-all best rebounding game of her tie with eight straight points for a career Sunday. 50-42 lead with 10:43 remaining. fiiaU Week H«iur& The All-American center had Kim Wilbum finished the run a career-best 18 rebounds and with back-to-back layups. scored 15 points as the fourth- USC (5-3) twice pulled within ranked Buckeyes beat USC 68- three, the last time at 54-51 with Monday, December 12, 2005 through Friday, December 16, 2005. 57. Her effort came eight days 6:05 remaining. Chloe Kerrs after Davenport managed just basket cut the deficit to four, three rebounds in an overtime 57-53, with 3:45 to play, but the Founders Keepers Food Court Blink Swamp Pub win against Boston College. 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The company employs 5,700 and discuss how to ever, that the students will stay report. files for bankruptcy "To the Delphi workers here people at five plants in the solve problem in those schools at least until "The only thing EPA said is, protection causing and everyone else, there are Dayton area. It also has opera- the summer. 'You're dying, we can prove 380,000 union workers in the tions in the Warren, Columbus ADDYSTON, Ohio (AP) — An "We won't disrupt them you're dying, and we'll track employees to rally state of Indiana who will march and Sandusky areas. elementary school that closed again," she said. "That's my that," said former Mayor Gary In this battle with you," Indiana One in three jobs in Kokomo last week because of health con- decision." O'Connor. DAYTON (AP) — Thousands AFL-CIO President Ken Zeller is tied to manufacturing, cerns stemming from a nearby Hitchens closed last week The Ohio Department of of people rallied in southwest said at another rally and the Howard plastics plant will remain closed after the Ohio Environmental Health is planning to study Ohio and central Indiana in Kokomo, Ind. "We don't County community for the rest of the school year, Protection Agency found that whether Addyston has a high- against steep wage cuts pro- "You are not alone." is poised to take a officials said. long-term residents in that area er cancer rate than Hamilton posed by auto parts manufac- Workers carried choose these heavy blow as its About 370 students from had 50 times greater risk of can- County, the state or the coun- turer Delphi Corp., which has signs that read, fights, but two big employ- Meredith Kitchens Elementary cer because of two chemicals try. The department said it has filed for bankruptcy protec- "Delphi cooks the we know ers — Delphi and School were relocated to three from Ianxess Corp. The plant not seen evidence of short-term tion. books/Workers get DaimlerChrysler other schools in the area last is across the street from the health risks related to the plant. Workers say the proposed BURNED," when they — eye layoffs or pay week for what officials initially school in Addyston, on the Ohio Lanxess officials said they will cuts — from $27 an hour to Delphi spokes- come. Where cuts. said would be a temporary River about 20 miles west of spend more than $1 million to between Sit) and $12.50 — are man I.indsey Delphi has been move. Cincinnati. reduce emissions The project unfair, especially as Delphi has Williams declined do we draw operating under Three Rivers School District In a community meeting will not start for 10 months. given bonuses to managers and comment. the line?" bankruptcy protec- other executives. United Auto Delphi CEO tion since October Workers officials have said a Robert "Steve" LARRY COHEN, and is seeking to strike against Delphi appears Miller told The Wall COMMUNICATIONS cut hourly workers' increasingly likely. Street Journal in an WORKERS PRESIDENT wages by more than At least 2.000 people rallied interview that he's 60 percent. Saturday in Ohio, where Delphi "starting with a whole-cloth Based in Troy, Mich., Delphi Ohio protects its residents has 13,000 workers. new deal, a new solution" to has about 6.000 employees in OFFENDERS,FROM PAGE 6 "Driving is a privilege and retroactive regulation aimed "We don't choose these try to craft a labor contract Indiana, most of whom work not a right," the Cleveland at the worst criminals. fights, but we know when they with union workers. Miller did at the company's Electronics & Coughlin said he may change representative said. Other states have increased Come, Where do we draw the not offer details on his revised Safety Division headquartered the color because of pink's DeBose introduced the bill their monitoring of sex offend- line?" Larry Cohen, presi- effort to lower worker costs, in Kokomo. association with breast can- in April, where it has stalled ers to make sure databases dent of the Communications the newspaper reported in its The company was found- cer awareness groups. in committee. Coughlin have current addresses and ed in 1999 as a spin-off from DeBose said the legislature proposed it to the Senate in to keep some offenders away General Motors Corp. With has a responsibility to protect November but said he plans from parks, playgrounds and 185,000 workers worldwide, Ohioans by enacting simi- to substitute it in January schools. PIZZ4 Delphi is the nation's largest lar restrictions for some sex with new legislation address- Mississippi this year began auto supplier. offenders. ing whether sex offenders can requiring registered sex rent cars or drive offenders to report company cars. "I don't to a driver's license Sex offenders station every 90 BG's Best said the restric- really like days to have a new tion could keep it because photo taken and reformed crimi- update residency iwAJOHb nals out of jobs or it doesn't and employment Stuffed Breadsticks! could hamper their give people information. efforts to live nor- Florida has start- mally in society. a chance ed using tracking "I don't really to prove devices for life- like it because it time monitoring of doesn't give peo- that they've some child molest- Papa John's ple a chance to changed." ers. Massachusetts prove that they've and Oklahoma also changed," said WESLEY DIXON. have passed bills Westley Dixon, 34, RAPE CONVICT to use the tracking For The of Akron, who was technology. convicted of rape. Tennessee is testing simi- Other offenders said license lar technology that alerts plates wouldn't prevent sex authorities if sex offenders Holidays! crimes because those affected enter restricted areas, such as by the restriction could find schools or victims' homes. Take a break from finals." ways around it. They said they The technology allows fear the restriction could be parole officers to locate sex extended to all of Ohio's 13,000 offenders using bracelets sex offenders, even though it linked to satellite global posi- 440 E. Court St.-352-9638 is being proposed as a non- tion systems. Officers can be notified if the bracelets are / removed or if the offender r/MySi enters a restricted area. 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UNDERSEA EARTHQUAKE SHAKES INDONESIA www.bgnews.com/world JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A powerful undersea earthquake shook Papua New Guinea early this morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said. There were no immediate indications of whether it caused damage, injuries or a tsunami. The quake had an initial magnitude of 6.8 and struck at 12:20 a.m., the USGS said. WORLD Iran gives US. offer British fuel depot explodes to build Dozens injured in children on police orders. "Around 6 a.m., as we were nuclear plant blast as poisonous sleeping, there was a mighty fumes release into air explosion — a thunderclap that Washington unlikely woke me up," said Neil Spencer, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 42, who lives less than a mile to bid on construction HEME1. HEMPSTEAD, England from the Buncefield terminal. of power station — Explosions ripped through "It was fireball after fireball — a major fuel depot north of truly amazing." By Nasser Kannii London yesterday, injuring doz- The blast destroyed the front THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ens of people, blowing doors off door of photographer Haris TEHRAN, Iran — Iran opened nearby homes and sending fire- Luther's house. the door yesterday for U.S. help balls and massive clouds of black "I thought the house had been in building a nuclear power smoke into the sky. hit by lightning," Luther, 57, said. plant — a move designed to ease Policesaidtheblastsappeared "It sounded like an earthquake." American suspicions that Tehran to be accidental, though they Most of the 43 people injured is using its nuclear program as a occurred just four days after an were treated at nearby hospi- cover to build atomic weapons. al-Qaida videotape appeared tals and released after suffering The offer, which did not on the Internet calling for cuts and bruises from shatter- seem likely to win acceptance attacks on facilities carrying oil ing windows in Hertfordshire in Washington, was issued as "stolen" from Muslims in the county, about 25 miles north of Israel said it had not ruled out Middle East. London. But at least two men a military strike against Iranian The powerful explosions, felt were hospitalized, including a HtMtordshire Police AP Photo nuclear facilities. throughout a large swath of plant worker in serious con- INFERNO: This aerial photo made from video shot by the Chiltern Air Support Unit shows the scene of a "America can take part in inter- southeast England, also rattled dition, said Howard Bortkett- raging fire and pall of smoke after explosions at one of Britain's largest oil depots north of London. national bidding for the con- nerves in a country still jittery lones, medical director of the struction of Iran's nuclear power after July's terrorist attack on two local hospitals. ness and shortness of breath. Panic buying of gasoline line could damage nearby riven plant if they observe the basic London's subway and bus sys- Noxious fumes from the fire, Hortkcll-lones said. caused long lines at some local or streams. standards and quality," Foreign tem killed 52 people plus four which left some people cough- There were several blasts at stations, but gas companies said The cause of yesterday's disas- Ministry spokesman llamid Reza suicide bombers. ing, also affected the large num- Buncefield terminal, which shortages were unlikely since ter was not immediately known, Asefi said in a news conference. Residents said shock waves ber of police who sealed off the stores 4 million gallons of gaso- there were no other problems said Total SA. the French oil com- Asefi was apparently talking destroyed indoor light bulbs and area and evacuated nearly 300 line, dicsel. kerosene and avia- with die country's refineries or pany that operates Buncefield in about a 360-megawatt light water cracked walls and ceilings. people to a bowling alley being tion fuel, and officials warned with the manufacturing or distri- a joint venture with Texaco. The nuclear power plant that the head "It was like a sonic boom," said used as a temporary shelter. that more could occur since it bution of petroleum products. British subsidiary. Total UK, said of the country's atomic organiza- Danny Deacon. 25, who evacu- About 25 policemen complained will take days to extinguish the Ibc Environment Agency said in a statement it was in contact tion said Saturday would be built ated his wife and two young of problems such as chest tiglit- inferno. any leaking kerosene, oil orgaso- with police and security forces. in southwestern Iran. Iran also wants to produce 2,000 megawatts of electricity by building nuclear power plants with foreign help in soudiem Iran. BG NEWS In Washington, neiUier the State Department nor the White Four more die after plane crash BRIEFING House issued any comment on the proposal. ByurryernaGotMn At one overwhelmed hospi- Africa's most populous nation. The United States has accused TH[ ASSOCIATED PRESS tal, bodies were piled together The cleric in Abuja, lohn Plane Commander held Iran of pursuing a nuclear weap- PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria because of a lack of room. Onaiyekan, said 71 schoolchil- crashes ons program and supporting — Four people died after being Rescue workers pulled seven dren from the city's Ignatius off coast SIM for village deaths anti-Israeli militants. Iran says its pulled from the wreckage of a survivors from the burning I.oyola lesuit ( iillege died in the China's government yes- nuclear program is designed only Nigerian jetliner that crashed aircraft, but state television crash, liiur others got off the A N-gonan passenger terday announced the deten- to generate electricity. iel carrying 110 oeople while landing in a storm, state reported that four later died. ptane when it made a sched- crashed in Part Marcourt tion of a commander whose television said yesterday, rais- The plane's twisted, charred uled stopover in another dry, Saturday Killing al least 103 forces opened lire on villag- ing the number killed to 107, wreckage lay in two parts as he said. people. Seven have been taken ers protesting land seizures, most of them schoolchildren investigators picked through Paris-based aid agency to the hospital trying to defuse anger over coming home for Christmas, the pieces. Medecins Sans Frontieres NIGER CHAD - what could be the deadliest The victims included an PresidentOlusegunObasanjo said two of its international use of force since the killings Iraqis begin American aid worker. canceled a visit to Portugal and employees were among the around Tiananmen Square NIGERIA Airport officials directed fran- said he would meet with the dead: a French national and an z in 1989. American. V. Acuia voting for tic family members to morgues country's airline operators to — o At least 103 in this southern oil center as a discuss "much-needed reforms A top aviation ministry offi- killed In Roman Catholic cleric in Abuja in Nigeria's aviation industry," cial. Tommy Oyelade. said plane crash parliament investigators had recovered the said 71 schoolchildren from presidential spokeswoman Port CAMEROON that city's lesuit school died in Remi Oyo said in a statement. plane's flight data recorders, or Harcourt i Borders close, curfews Saturday's crash of the Sosoliso The crash was the second major "black boxes," but the cause of Airlines DC-9. air disaster in seven weeks In the crash was not yet known. AP begin as Iraq elects • ■ Management Inc. representatives today Now Rentinq for By Bassem Mroue 2006/20 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Call 353-5800 BAGHDAD, Iraq —Voting begins Visit On Line today in hospitals, military camps www.meccabg.com and even prisons across Iraq, launching the process to choose a new parliament that the United States hopes can help quell the insurgency so U.S. forces can lEEX begin heading home. 11 illvl.il, Apts. Iraq's government announced 1082 Fairview Ave it will close its borders, extend 1 & 2 klnn. apts- / 1 hdnnTwnh the nighttime curfew and restrict Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal domestic travel starting tomor- row — two days before the main Air t !ondi(ion/Washer/Dryers election day — to prevent insur- in 2/3 bdrm. Carports/BOSU gents from disrupting the vote. Bu- Shuttle "We are very prepared for the elections, and we are highly determined," Interior Minister Bayan )abr said. "We hope that 403/405 S. Church everyone participates and that it Come see a UPS Recruiter on campus: 2 Klnn Apt/ 2 Klnn Twnh will be a safe day.... We are at a 1 bach/close todowntown historic juncture." Mon, 12/12 from 9:30am-11:30am @ Student Union The UPS Voters will be choosing their Mon, 12/12 from 11:30am-4pm @ Career Center first fully constitutional parlia- EARNAND ment since the 2003 collapse of Tues, 12/13 from 1pm-5pm @ Career Center LEARN 215 E. Poo Eff. Ibdrm/2bdrnu Saddam Hussein. The 275-mem- Wed, 12/14 from 2pm-4pm @ Student Union Program ber assembly, which will serve Starting at 255/mo for four years, will then choose Thurs, 12/15 from 2pm-4pm @ Student Union Get up to $23,000* Laundry on lite a new government that U.S. I > minute walk t» campus Mon, 12/19 from 9:30am-1:30pm @ Career Center in College Education officials hope can win the con- BOSU Bus Route fidence of the disaffected Sunni Mon, 12/19 from 2pm-4pm @ Student Union Assistance! Arab minority — the foundation of the insurgency. Tues, 12/20 from 2pm-4pm @ Student Union 1ECCA Although most of the 15 mil- Wed, 12/21 from 12pm-4pm @ Career Center Trey Aubrey lion eligible voters will cast bal- 842/846 Seventh St. lots Thursday, soldiers, police, Thurs, 12/22 from 1pm-5pm @ Career Center Two story duplexes hospital patients and prisoners For additional infoimation, i Klnn/ 2 Kuhs dishwasher/ not yet convicted of crimes can Hours of Operation: please contact: garbage disposal Air condition/ vote today starting at 9 a.m. (1 Preload • 4am-8am Bethany Speiser Laundry on site ajn.EST). ([email protected]) Officials said Saddam — who Day 11:30am-3:30pm is jailed and facing trial for the ot Pete Ortiz deaths of more than 140 Shiites Twilight • 5pm-9pm ([email protected]) in 1982 — has the right to vote Midnight • 10:45pm-2:45am Or call: 419-891-6820 Management Inc. but it was not known whether 1550 Holland Road Stop by the Office he would. Shift times are approximate. Maumee, OH 43537 Ol 1045 N. Main St. Suspected insurgents held in Equal Opportunity Imployei or check website US. or Iraqi detention but who To inquire about Part-Time Package Handler employment opportunities, •Progiam guideline* apply www.meccabg.com have not been convicted of an offense would also be eligible, apply online at: www.upsjobs.com for complete listing Iraqi officials said. 12 Monday, December 12,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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