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good weather morning Mostly cloudy todayrHigh BG News near 76. Wednesday Bowling Green State University September 15, 1982 Bomb blast kills Lebanon's president-elect BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - President- president-elect prepared to address a THE RADIO STATION went off the the Lebanese Christian militias folfol- been pressing Gemayel to formally of the building that housed the neigh-neigh elect BashirBa'shir GemAvplGemayel was killed rally of 400 of his followers. air several hours later as reports lowing the 1975-76 civil war between recognize thethe Jewish state. borhood Phalangeange Party head There are many things wrong with policy of American acquienscence on But perhaps nothing can revive the THE ISRAELI "opportunity" President Reagan's proposal for the which Israel had come to depend. process. The situation is immensely started from the assumption of a final Mideast. It was sprung overnight, altered now, as Israel meant it to be - solution to the PLO problem - one that with an air of ultimatum that makes it Ironically, it is Israel now that that is why we heard so much of the has not taken place, and cannot take OPINION hard for the Israelis to accept. On the claims the Camp David process has "opportunity" Israel was offering tilace short of genocide. The recogni- other hand, it tries to predict the been violated by America. But the America by its invasion of Lebanon. ion of that fact is the minimal posi- Vol. 63 September 15, 1982 No. 10 outcome of negotiation, rather than settlements policy, the Lebanon inva- For Israel, that meant an opportunity tion that makes sense in the Middle sion, the Golan annexation and the to set up a line of satellites around East, and President Reagan has, min- religious announcements of God's itself - first the West Bank, then a imally, staked out that position. He plans for the West Bank had left the "security ring" in southern Lebanon, could not do less, and he will have to ANALYSIS Camp David accords in ruin. Mr. then the north of Lebanon under Is- do a great deal more if he intends to Israeli peace effort by Garry Wills Begin had made it clear that he con- raeli-backed Christian forces. Some bring peace, not Just strike the pos- sidered the fruitful stage of the Camp opportunity - a formula for Christian- tures of peace. But at least he has David process concluded with the Moslem conflict in Lebanon, Israeli- begun. ease its process, by saying no Pales- return of the Sinai. If anything can Arab conflict much deeper and more draining sympathy tinian state can result. It suddenly revive thatprocess, it is precisely the lasting through the area, and the Garry Wills Is a political analyst takes seriously positions that had measures President Reagan has rec- Palestinians' fate left at the center of from Baltimore. His column Is pre- been advanced so halfheartedly as to ommended. contention. sented by Universal Press Syndicate. In the last 12 months, Israel has crossed the fine line between be non-operative. It manages to call being a country of "abused" peoples out to defend itself, and for too much too soon and, simulta- being a country of warmongers. neously, for too little too late. There is From 1948 to 1981, Israel had accused its warring neighbors of little to be said for it except that it was Ifowwhattfe violating statutes of the United Nations, which proclaimed Israel's unnecessary. a0wmintaaid.....tT5just right to exist. America is seen as the willing abet- t»W«fe Keeps families near TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - State Sen. news conference at Lucas County's was to parade these people in front of cause he wanted their votes." Paul Pfeifer, campaigning for the Republican headquarters. the television cameras. We all know Neither Schnabel nor other mem- U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Pfeifer said Metzeubaum con- that unemployment and gas bills are bers of the local testified at the hear- by Sandy Smith Many Ronald McDonald Houses Howard Metzenbaum, criticized the ducted the hearings "under the guise high - what we need are some solu- ing. reporter are settled throughout the country, incumbent Tuesday for an unemploy- of the (U.S.) Senate" and questioned tions." In an earlier news conference, Michels said. In Ohio the homes ment hearing two weeks ago in To- whether the Senate Democratic Task James Schnabel, a member of Lo- Franklin County Treasurer Dana "Home Away from Home" is the are located in Cleveland, Colum- ledo. Force on Unemployment existed. cal 355 of the Boilermaker's Union in Rinehart, the Republican candidate warming title characterizing the bus, and Dayton. Construction of Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, said he had A Metzenbaum aide said later Mon- Toledo, said he and the local president for state treasurer, promised to "plug Ronald McDonald houses. The another house is almost complete been told Metzenbaum lined up a day that it does exist and that the had met with a Metzenbaum aide who the leaks" that led to the alleged main function of this non-profit in Toledo, and a site has been parade of more than a dozen wit- senator is one of its chairmen. But the wanted them to testify during the embezzlement of $1.15 million in state organization, instituted by the Mc- selected in Cincinnati. All the nesses for the hearing just to use the aide, Roy Meyers, said from Metzen- hearing. Schnabel said the aide said funds. Donald chain, is to house the par- homes are in association with a people's emotions "for the television baum's Washington office that the he wanted the workers to describe life "We will revamp the accounting ents and families of hospitalized nearby hospital, he said. cameras." senator would have no comment. among the unemployed. division and add an inspection divi- children. In Toledo, the Home Away from Flanked by four unemployed work- "THIS IS A senator who presented "He wanted to know how bad people sion that will make it virtually impos- Though the home sets no re- Home is located on Monroe and ers himself, Pfeifer denied he was only the negative side of life," Pfeifer were hurting," Schnabel said. "It was sible for any one person to steal Suirements for usage of their facili- Otis streets and works in conjunc- trying to use the same tactics during a said. "The purpose of this hearing just wrong - people were used be- money from the treasury," Rinehart ee, most of the persons who stay tion with the Toledo hospital, Mich- said. there are parents of critically-ill els said. Opening date will occur children, Don Michels, first vice- between Nov. 15 and Nov. 30, he ?resident of Toledo's Home Away added. rom Home, said. The basic philos- Democrats to release pre-election report ophy of this housing program is to MICHELS SAID the home con- draw together parents with a com- tains 16 bedrooms, two for the full- mon problem, ne said. A commu- time manager and the other 14 for nication with other parents has guests. The nouses will also include WASHINGTON (AP) - House Demo- one. After two years of Reaganomics, The report also deplores budget vity about being portrayed as big been proven to have many advan- a recreation room, family room, crats are preparing a pre-election he said, the report reflects a shift in deficits, sources said. spenders on pork-barrel projects. tages, he added. private baths, and a dining area, he economic manifesto that looks past economic policy debate toward more "This proposes a long-term eco- ''We didn't want the White House to the nation's current woes and ignores conservative approaches. nomic policy. There are no quick be able to hit one out of the park." The length of time a family uses said. The Toledo Jr. League has Sst party calls for full employment, the facilities varies. Parents whose taken over housing operations, a fixes," said a source, adding that By some estimates, it will cost the child is undergoing all-day testing volunteer project that will demand itead, the thrust will be on long- "THE HOPE IS this will be the traditional Democratic calls for nation $1 trillion over the next 10 term investments in economic growth hymn which all Democrats will sing," "pump-priming" economic stimulus years to rebuild its infrastructure. may use the Ronald McDonald an 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. working day, he and a call to rebuild the country's he said. House as a place to freshen-up and added. programs "are largely absent." Sources said the key word in the transportation and water systems, Democrats supporting the policy "WILL THIS PROVIDE instant re- manifesto is "investment." It refers relax, Michels said. Often families according to Democratic sources. stay overnight, or even as long as Financing the Toledo Home statement range from liberal Charles lief (from the recession)? I'd have to to the need to create conditions for Away from Home is a major con- The report, which the House Demo- B. Rangel of New York to Charles W. say, 'No,' " said the source. economic opportunity in the future three months, he said. The cost is cratic Caucus plans to release this $8 or $9 a night. McDonalds pays cern. Many local businesses and Stenholm of Texas, head of the con- He said the report does propose a through public and private invest- weekend, stakes out a middle political servative Boll Weevil coalition. public jobs program but only indi- ments to encourage development of the expenses for parents who are organizational chapters have ground on which party liberals and unable to meet the costs, he said. helped McDonalds raise 55% of Although unemployment is at its rectly, as part of a broader plan for new, high-technology industries and their estimated funds, Michels conservatives alike can stand for the highest levels since World War II, rebuilding the nation's crumbling revitalize older basic industries. November congressional elections, sources involved in drafting the "public infrastructure" - such as The principal authors of the report HOME AWAY FROM Home has said. He explains the organizatio- said the sources, who insisted their a volunteer staff supervised by a nal expenses will range up to statement said it offers no short-term, highways, bridges and water sys- were Rep. Gillis W. Long, chairman full-time manager. Michels, who $850,000. Four hundred and eighty names not be used. job-creating programs and makes no tems. of the House Democratic Caucus; "This is a consensus document that reference to the full-employment "This is our public works program, Rep. Timothy E. Wirth of Colorado will serve as live-in manager, said thousand dollars have already is much more centrist-oriented rather been collected. goals of the Democratic sponsored but we didn't want to call it that, said ana Rep. Richard A. Gephardt of he will be subject to a lot of stress. than self-consciously liberal," said umphrey-Hawkins Act of 1978. the source, noting Democratic sensiti- Missouri. EXPERIENCE the fun and adventure of... 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I 4 The BO Newt/September 13. 1982 Tomorrow, Thursday, 9a.m. to 10p.m. An international affair Prices return to normal Friday! by Vlckl Relnhart Everything originates in log and other necessary staff reporter the Center, Koch said. information. "This is the foreign stu- Alumni are a good re- Foreign students be- dents' home away from source for recruitment, come interested in the Uni- home," she added. Koch said. versity through talking with other students and KOCH EXPLAINED WHEN UNIVERSITY alumni and through re- that foreign students need graduate Dave Wottle won cruitment, Joyce Koch, ad- a place to go for help when a gold medal in the 1972 Macys ministrative assistant at they open a bank account Olympic Games in Mu- the Center for Interna- or have problems with nich, an alumnus from tional Programs, said their classes. Sweden was so proud that Monday. "They know they can he told all his friends he "We use a little of both find help here," she said. had gone to school at Bowl- to let students from other The University has one ing Green State Univer- countries know about our of the only centralized of- sity. When letters from Thirteen programs here," Koch fices for foreign students in Swedes applying to the said. Ohio, Koch said. They University began to come There are 327 students work with the Office of in, the Center did not know from other countries at the Admissions, but take care why there were so many University this year, she of applications and immi- that year. Then the alum- said. Canada leads with 35, gration from the Center, nus wrote and told them Nigeria has 23 and Leb- she added. how proud he was to have anon, 17. Taiwan and Catalogs are sent to the gone to Bowling Green. Greece have 15 students embassies of many coun- "That was our answer," Hour Sal Koch said. each, she added. Students tries to aid recruitment, from 57 other countries Koch said. When students Many students also take represent the remaining write an "initial inquiry" copies of the brochure number of foreign stu- expressing an interest in home over the summer Save 20% and more on many items plus special purchases! dents, Koch said. Of the 327 attending the University, and tell their friends about students, 197 are under- the Center sends them a the University, Koch said. — Save on fall fashions for you and your family, furniture, accessories, more.—. graduates and 130 are brochure that explains how Most foreign students graduate students, she they can become a Univer- attending the University said. Women comprise 97 sity student. After return- come from middle-to-up- of the students and 230 are ing the enclosed form, they per-class backgrounds, she men, she added. are sent a University cata- added. 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Marietta Hosts Riverboat Festival Captain Clifford Deane pilots the wheel of his riverboat the Bayer Island The pilot house of his 100 foot long boot atfords him a perfect view of the river Dixie, Laura J, E.L. Thumper, Donald wide. The sternwheelers' height depends days gone by. Today's sternwheelers are LIKE SATURDAY, Sunday afternoon as the sternwheels moved toward the B and Amy Lynn are all about ninety feet on how many decks the boats have. Some built more for personal enjoyment, and brought sunny skies and temperatures in finish line in front of the levee, the crowd long, twenty feet wide, fifteen feet high riverboats have one, most have two, and some e\cn have state rooms with modern the 80s. The day's events were signaled by began cheering while the big boats fought and were brought to life in the mid- the large ones have three decks. The boats kitchens and living facilities. the loud and enticing sound of 18 air it out. This year, when the heavy diesel twenties. Donald B is one of the most are powered by diesel truck or tractor horns. And at 12:30 p.m., the last leg of smoke cleared, the E.L. Thumper came unique because she is the oldest, built in engines which turn the large wheel at the The activity-packed weekend featured a the festival began with the Sternwheelers Riverboat Queen contest, live riverfront out on top. 1923, and she still works like a packhorse. stern boat. Races. entertainment, water skiing exhibitions, Marrietta was picked by the American Donald B and her "cronies" are a few THERE ARE THREE basics for which These races were spilt into six heats, Sternwheel Association Inc. as the host of the 18 river boats that attended the these boats were built. A large percentage sky divers, a gala fireworks display and sternwheel racing. according to boat size. The final race, site for the festival because it is at the Seventh Annual Sternwheel Festival in of the sternwheelers were designed to haul called the Grand Handicap Race was the junction of the Ohio and Muskingum Marietta, Ohio last weekend. freight, while a number of others were Over $6000 worth of fireworks ex- climax of the day. All of the boats were Rivers. The rivers and the riverboats The three day festival took place along built for excursion purposes. Some of the ploded over the Ohio River Saturday positioned one mile down the river, played a large part in the early devel- the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers, about boats were built as entertainment facilities night. The display's precision lasted for according to how they placed in the opment of the Northwest Territory of the four hours south of Bowling Green. or showboats. about one-half hour and drew an esti- previous heats. United State* These riverboats range in size from 35 Many of the boats at the festival were mated 20,000 people from both the Ohio At first, seeing these boats move about to 100 feet long and from 10 to 20 feet built recently and fashioned after boats of and the Virginian side of the river. 10 MPH was not very exciting. However, Guest aboard the Bayer Island, owned by Mr. and Spectators at the Seventh anual Sternwheel Festival sit obove the boat levee os they watch the stage show Mrs. Clifford Deane. had the best seat in the house ond «ew the boats The festivol is on entertaining ond economical weekend because its free to oil who ore for the fireworks spectical. The Third Declc Deane s interested boat is open providing the perfect viewing spot The Lody Lois pulls into the Monetta levee after the sternwheel roces. Built in 1929, the Lady Louis is one of the boats whose original purpose wos to work. Photos and story by Jerry Cattaneo 6 The BO liewt/September IS. 1982 Crash survivor recalls rescue Israel upset with Pope WILLOUGHBY, Ohio "When the plane finally wheel. The back section end of the runway, hit a JERUSALEM (AP) - A only shakes hands with Ar- Grpetrated the crime in distorting the truth on the (AP) - Only one flight at- came to a halt in a field, stayed on the ground. deep ditch that broke its senior Israeli official said afat, it would be consid- nanon and is bent on the church's record of saving tendant stayed aboard to the stewardesses opened "I have to compliment landing gear, slid over a Tuesday that by meeting ered with utmost gravity destruction of Israel," Be- Jews. help passengers after a up the door on the left side the pilot - he did the right major highway and PLO leader Yasser Arafat, by Israel," said the offi- gin was quoted as telling The angry public ex- DC-10 crashed in Malaga, and they were the first thing. He made the deci- slammed against a house, Pope John Paul II will be cial. His Cabinet on Sunday. change dismayed Israel's Spain, killing at least SO ones to run. They Just left sion to abort," Totten said, Totten said, adding that breaking the Vatican's tra- HE REFERRED to alle- professional diplomats, people, one of about 200 the passengers to their adding that if the plane had five cars on the highway dition of neutrality and THE VATICAN SAYS gations that Pope Pius XII even though they tried to survivors said Tuesday. own, Totten said. "Only gotten off the ground, more were crushed "like they shifting to the side of the the pope's meeting with failed to condemn publicly block the papal meeting "That was one of the one stayed to help the pas- lives could have been lost. were nothing." Palestinians. Arafat has no political sig- Nazi anti-Semitism. Vati- with Arafat. things that infuriated me sengers. The pilot reversed the Totten said he had rid- Plans for Arafat's papal nificance and that its con- can documents show the Vatican sources said the most - the way things tail engine, which flamed den the same plane from audience, scheduled lor cern for the Palestinians is church smuggled thou- Tuesday that the pope was were conducted, said "THEY NEGLECTED out while the two wing en- Madrid to Malaga, but did Wednesday, brought an humanitarian, not politi- sands of Jews out of Eu- going ahead with the audi- Kenneth Totten, who lives to open the door on the gines kept running, Totten not sense that anything emotionally charged reac- cal. rope with Vatican-issued ence, which will be low-key in WUloughby. He had been right side of the plane." said. was wrong. tion from Prime Minister But the Israeli official travel papers. and probably short - held on his way borne from Totten, who arrived in "We were still going for- Totten's family mem- Menachem Begin, who said the Vatican was The statement triggered in the late afternoon after summer studies at a Span- Cleveland on Tuesday on ward. The tires blew out. It bers said they were re- compared the PLO's ac- guarding its relations with an unusually harsh re- the pope's regular general ish university when the his way to Willoughby, said was an extremely rough lieved when they heard he tions in Lebanon to Nazi the Arab world to protect sponse from the Vatican, audience in St. Peter's accident occurred Mon- the plane never was air- ride," said Totten, who had had survived the crash. treatment of Europe's Catholics who live under which accused Israel of Square. Jews in World War n. Arab regimes. He said the day. borne. been seated in the center His brother, Bruce, said Many of the victims ap- "The plane was on its section just in front of the Israel believes the papal church was thus "giving in the family knew the flight audience gives political le- to political blackmail." parently burned to death in takeoff run. It was about wings. was the one Kenneth was the tail section of the Span- halfway down the runway gitimacy to the Palestine Begin, and many Israelis to take, but they weren't Liberation Organization at touched by the Holocaust, tax Airlines jetliner, offi- and all they could get off THE PLANE WENT sure if he was on board. cialssaid. the ground was its front about 25 yards beyond the a time when the PLO's charge the world watched "We weren't notified by power is in decline after its in silence as one-third of the authorities," the crushing defeat by Israeli the world's Jews were ^sss==^^ Need Something to cover brother said. "My aunt had invasion troops in Leb- killed. heard it on the news early anon. "The same church that lake (%A The senior official, who did not say a word about •eO your bare walls? (Tuesday) morning and she called up my mother asked not to be identified, the massacre of Jews for and told her about it. We said he saw the meeting as six years in Europe and did . stockX**^ were all upset here be- a change from the Vatican not say much about the cause we didn't know position of neutrality to killing of Christians in Leb- whether or not this was the support for the Palestin- anon for seven years is in flight he was on." ians. "Even if the pope ready to meet the man who America. VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS? HERPES" for women and tissue cul- ■Ever wonder what people in this major are doing? from page 1 tures for women and men. clothes of a person sus- Although the disease is Sept. 20-24,Mon.-Fri. 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Main You've seen the rest, now come see the best ? Bowling Green, OH 43402 "In" At Pizza Inn! iHd • snvi iHd • snvi IH the Pittsburgh Pirates, Yankees in the first game Second game results Boston 12, Cleveland 1 Money led off the sixth MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS Note trailing 4-0, stormed back of a twi-night double- were not available at press with his 15th homer off tosl night's gomes not nciudW in standings to rout the Chicago Cubs header last night. time. BOSTON (AP) - John Elias Sosa, who came on in AMERICAN LEAGUE 1M. Tudor avenged a complete relief of Dave Rucker, 2-5. NATIONAL LEAGUE Madlock drove in two game loss at Cleveland in The Breviers scored Rich Dauer led off the Eastern Division additional runs with sacri- eighth with a double to his last start by firing three more times in the Eastern Division fice flys and now has a seven strong innings, and seventh. Sosa walked Gor- right, and took third on a Editors note: The fol- Milwaukee 84 60 .583 career-high 88 RBI for the single by Cal Ripken Jr. Glenn Hoffman and Car- man Thomas to start the Philadelphia 80 63 .559 lowing games were not Baltimore 81 61 .570 2 season. which chased Yankees ney Lansford homered as inning, then gave up a sin- St. Louis 79 63 .536 '/. Boston 79 64 .552 4 The Cubs built their lead starter Shane Rawley, 10- available at presstime. the Boston Red Soz gle to Ben Oglivie before Montreal 77 65 .542 2 New York 73 69 .514 10 in the top of the third, but 9. Rudy May came on and California at Chicago crushed the Cleveland In- the Tigers brought in Dave Pittsburgh 76 67 .537 4 Detroit 72 69 .511 10 the Pirates retaliated for surrendered RBI singles to and Seattle at Kansas dians, 12-1, last night. Tobik. Money then con- Chicago 62 82 .431 18 Cleveland 70 72 .493 13 five runs in the bottom of Eddie Murray and Ayala. Tudor, who lost W) to the nected for a triple that put New York 56 84 .400 22 City. Toronto 65 78 .454 18 the inning off Chicago Indians last Wednesday, the Brewers ahead 5-2, and starter Dickie Noles, 8-12. struck out eight ana scored himself on Jim Western Division Western Division After consecutive one- walked three to improve Gantner's single. out singles by winning his record to 11-10. Steve Detroit got a run in the pitcher Randy Niemann, Crawford pitched the last third when Rick Leach Kansas City 82 61 .573 POP SALE Los Angeles 81 California 81 62 .566 1 Omar Moreno and Johnny two innings. walked, stole second and 64 .559 Ray, Madlock's sacrifice Cleveland's only run scored on a single by Lou Atlanta 80 64 .556 Ml Chicago 76 66 535 5 San Francisco 74 fly made it 4-1. Jason came in the fifth when Mi- Whitaker. The Tigers' 69 .517 6 Seattle 67 75 .472 14 7-UP • DIET 7-UP San Diego 74 Thompson walked, and guel Dilone was safe on a other runs came on a sixth- 70 .514 6 Oakland 60 83 .419 22 Houston £6 57 Hebner followed with a two-base error by second inning double by Glenn 78 .458 14 Texas 86 .399 25 6-PACK CANS $1.59 Cincinnati 54 Minnesota 51 92 .357 shot over the right field baseman Jerry Remy, Wilson and an RBI single 90 .375 26 31 wall for his second homer stole third and scored on by Chet Lemon, and Wil- since rejoining the Pirates Larry Milboume's single. son's solo homer in the get away from him allow- The Phillies had taken But he got Mike Schmidt last month from Detroit. Neal Heaton, 0-1, gave eighth. ing Heep and Doran to over the lead MondayT nieht to bounce back to the up two runs in the first Milwaukee starter Doc score behind Steve Carlton s 20th mound into an inning-end- Baltimoi e 5, New York 4 inning of his major league Medich, 11-13, worked 5 2-3 victory of the season. With ing double play and fin- CARRYOUT starting debut. Dwight innings. St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 0 the win, the Cards hold ished up to record his BALTIMORE (AP) - E.WOOSTER STATE ST. 353-5731 Evans walked and scored first place by one-half league-leading 32nd save. Benny Ayala's single on Jim Rice's double. After Houston 4, Atlanta 0 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - game. Mike Krukow, 12-10, who capped a two-run eighth- NOW OPEN SUNDAY Lansford walked, Wade Darrell Porter's two-run Stuper, 7-6, was knocked had two of Philadelphia's inning rally that led the Boggs singled in Rice. ATLANTA (AP) - Right- homer in the fourth inning out in the eighth after five hits, allowed seven Baltimore Orioles to a 5-4 10am-6pm Boston erupted for five hander Mike LaCoss gave and the combined five-hit pinch-hitter Bob Molinaro hits in 7 1-3 innings. win over the New York runs in the fifth, then made up just two hits over seven pitching of John Stuper walked with one out and the score 10-1 with three innings and Jose Cruz and Bruce Sutter carried advanced to second on Pittsburgh 15, Chicago 5 more in the sixth on a belted his ninth home run St. Louis to a 2-0 victory Pete Rose's single, the leadoff homer by Lans- of the season last night to over the Philadelphia Phil- fourth hit of the game. PITTSBURGH (AP) - VOLUNTEERS ford, his 10th of the year, give the Houston Astros a lies last night and sent the Reliever Bruce Gutter Richie Hebner and Bill and a two-run shot by Hof- 4-0 triumph over trie At- Cardinals back into first gave up an infield hit to Madlock blasted grand fman, his seventh. lanta Braves. place in the National Gary Matthews to load the slam home runs in consec- Boston's five fifth-inning Both hits off LaCoss, 5-6, League East. bases. utive innings last night as runs came in on a two-run came in the second inning, IN PROGRESS triple by Tony Perez, an one of only two scoring error by shortstop Jerry threats by the Braves. La- Dybzinski, and run-scoring Coss struck out three and singles by Hoffman and walked two. Frank La- Gary Allenson. Corte pitched hitless ball the final two innings for his 10 Milwaukee 6, Detroit 3 fifth save. 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Sea: 1(*UX*4-UU Ihis form to Your name: Toledo 405 Student Services nil: H313IM.1-1.SA1 Campus Address before Sept. 24th Phone Major SIGN UP AT THE STUDENT REC CENTER THROUGH SEPT. 17 Together - We are The Student Body • The BO Newt/September IS. 1982 SPORTS.J »» Newest Controversy: 0 SPORTS BRIEFS Browns or Bengals superiority a campus issue In club rugby action last weekend, Sandusky capitalized on its two- Bowling Green split with Ohio junior man advantage by scoring a try and a Last spring, the major SO, AS YOU might guess, a new the Houston Oilers last Sunday. But seriously, Browns fans last division champion Sandusky, losing penalty kick to secure the 15-12 win. controversy among sports ?uestion arises to the forefront this It was while I was watching the year would needle me when I the first match, 15-12, but coming enthusists on campus was the all. Who is going to win the Central Cincinnati team that I discovered started supporting the Bengals back to win the second, 26-0. Question of supremacy between the Division of the National Football there is more than just a hint of wholeheartedly when they began In a penalty and ejection-marred The Falcon ruggers got back on Cleveland Indians and Detroit League's American Football disfavor towards them from their march to the title and the first match, Bowling Green fell be- track in the second match, rolling to a Tigers. Conference? Browns fans. Midway through the Browns began falling apart. They hind Sandusky, 8-0, within the first 26-0 victory. Lukaszewicz, Bill Fee- second quarter of that game, a actually accused me of going with five minutes of the match. man and Mike Kelly tallied one try The News and its sports The Browns self-destructed last Browns fan came rushing into the whoever was a winner at the time. "After beating a team like Ulster apiece, while rookie wing Steve Carte ALRIGHT, I ADMIT it. The truth (an international touring team from scored two tries. Lukaszewicz also' department received numerous year after winning,r the division in TV lounge glaring at the screen. letters complaining of the lack of 1980, the year of Siper Bowl" comes out. But the fact is that I do Ireland) the week before, I think made three conversion kicks to round coverage given to either the Tigers fever. "ARE YOU GUYS Cincinnati like both teams. It's really only some of our guys thought all we had to out the game's scoring. or Indians (depending on the fans?" common sense to go with the more do was show up and Sandusky would supposed expert's favorite team). successful of the two. So, who will I roll over and play dead," BG coach This Saturday, the Falcons will be Letters were written stating why give my loyalty this fall? Why both Roger Mazzarella said. "We did some at home for three matches against the Tigers were better than the teams of course - with the Bengals attitude-adjusting in the first half and Kent State, with the first match start- Indians or vice-versa, or how the SIDELINE them," but qualified myself by getting the slight edge on the that seemed to solve the problem." ing at 1 p.m., on BG's College Park Indians were going to win the adding, "but I like the Browns devotion meter. At least it appeared to solve the Field. pennant, etc. By Keith Walther too." Koblem toward the end of the first Assistant Sports Editor "Yea, I'm basically a Browns I give the nod to the Bengals If, as the Falcons came roaring Both the followers of the Tigers fan myself," my roommate added. because I think they are more back to take a 12-8 lead. Dan Reed and Any women interested in joining and the Indians ascertained that it "Good, then you guys won't mind talented and because I like their Marty Moran each scored tries, while Bowling Green's women's club rugby was going to be their year. They ^NoTJ^t^^tTipe^BowrTever^ if I turn them off and put the stripes. Those are the only reasons. Nick Lukaszewicz made two conver- team should call 372-5612 or 37&5712 had the illness that strikes every The Bengals, last year's Central Browns on at two o'clock, do ya?" On September 27, the two teams sion kicks for the BG ruggers. and ask about practice information. Indian and Tiger fan during that Division champs and ruler of the We looked at each other with a clash in Cleveland. It will be a big But whatever class the Falcons The team opens its fall season this period of the year - pennant fever. AFC, look to repeat their 1981 slight grin and replied "no, not at game at this juncture of the season showed by coming from behind in the Saturday at noon, at College Park The only thing is, one of the performance. all." to say the least. The winner may first half, they lost in the second half Field. symptoms of this illness is a It will certainly be interesting to The orange-and-brown clad Ct have the upper hand the rest of when they were repeatedly called for decrease in the thinking and see if the Browns can bounce back. Clevelander turned and walked out way. late tackles and misconduct penal- The Bowling Green women's volley- reasoning faculties. They have added some very of the room, obviously feeling ties. Those calls culminated in the ball team will open their 1982 season talented individuals to their relieved that he was going to be A bigger battle however, may game ejections of both Moran and tonight at 7 P.M. against Mid-Ameri- The dreams turned out to be defense and again appear to be able to watch his team later. take place here on campus between Brad Rossi, and BG was forced to can Conference Foe Kent State. The rather feeble indeed. Both teams able to move the football with the Browns fans and the outnumbered play two men short for the remainder match will be in Anderson Arena and ended up floundering into the lower best of teams. They started off on I couldn't help thinking how Bengals' contingent. I can hear the of the game. admission is free. half of the American League's the right track last Sunday with a disappointed he would be when he arguments already. But I'm going Eastern division standings. The 21-7 beating of the Seattle would come back at two and find to claim complete neutrality on the bubble has burst. No longer do you Seahawks. out that the Browns didn't play matter when asked my opinion on Williams dispels rookie image hear a Tiger and Indian fan until four. who is the better team. arguing over who is superior. They The Bengals? Well, their No one ever said that Browns I'll simply reply, "Don't ask me! CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati antennae up today, or is his force field now know who is - most of strength is obvious to anyone who fans were intelligent; just I'm not good at picking winners. Bengals linebacker Reggie Williams on?'" baseball's other teams. witnessed their 27-6 shellacking of fanatical. I'm a Reds fan. is the first to admit he's done plenty of Williams has learned to save unso- growing up in since entering the Na- ciable attitudes for the playing field. tional Football League in 1976 as a The enthusiastic linebacker led the moody rookie. team with 11 quarterback sacks last season, 83 solo tackles, 23 assists, four interceptions and two fumble recov- "The older guys on the team still eries. Read the Green Sheet in the News joke with me about that," said Wil- In the Bengals' 27-6 thrashing of the liams, who has blossomed into an Houston Oilers in the season opener outgoing leader of the Bengal defense. last Sunday, Williams recorded two "I know how they must have felt when quarterback sacks and recovered a they saw me (early in the career). It fumble on the Houston 7-yard line to CLASSIFIEDS. was like, 'Well, does Reggie have his set up a Cincinnati touchdown. RUSSELL'S SWEATS VOTE 2 F. Rmls. needed Spring Sem Apt. Clasuified rates are 40c per line. S 1.20 minimum. 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Lee t Cheeno Cords THEIR RESPECTED DIVISIONS! people's lives We w* train you in East 440 E Court between 2-4 M- Flying Club Mealing 9 7 on campus REWARDM ask for David rag. 121.00 Now 114.7011 JEANS N' THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PHI crisis intervention and resource skis F 309 Moaeley 352-4051 ATO congratulates Ptv Kappa Pai for THINGS 531 RIDOE ST. EPSILON WOULD UKE TO THANK Cal 352-5387 or 352-1545 Wed 9 15 8 PM 1 FLYING CLUB MEETING their second victory at the Mud Tug 309 MOSELEY Paula & Craig, Congratulations on THE OGS FOR A WILD AND FOR SALE RIDES Oood Job' WED. 9115 6:00 PM your Delta Zeta Lambda Chi Alpha CRAZY TEA LAST FRIDAY NIGHT" GAMMA IOTA SIGMA ATO'a • Friday night was loo much lavakering Next time we go lo The Student Consumer Union apol- A 66 x 30 metal cabinel-great lor INSURANCE FRATERNITY FREE BGSU TRANSFER WANTED Ride desperately needed to Chi- fun" The games wa played ware #1 with sweats ol T-shirt Strongsvila. brig a pin" Love Lynn ogizes for the ncorrect prices ksled storage. $20 Cal Margie 2-2975 ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING cago on Sapi. 16-19 or any weak- We I have to do il again sometime1 WED . SEPT. 15TH 7:10 FALCON HOUSE lor Mytes' Plus Pub We ware not ATARI GAME ALTO SAXOPHONE French make in end. Will help with gas and tolls Love. The AD Pis 140 E. Wooalsr 352-3610 PHI DELTA THETA vilormed by Mytes' management ot 20S HANNA HALL — FREE 372-2779. ask lor Dane excellent condition Superb sound call 364-1692. BART I BILL YOU ARE CORDIALLY the substantial impending price in- OPEN TO ALL — FOR FURTHER WFAL 680 AM WE REMEMBER 4/5<81 F rmte needed lo share nice home quality Price negotiable Cal Dave Ride needed to and from Columbus INVITED TO ATTEND AN INFORMAL crease when the information was INFO- CALL MARK STEINMAN. SET YOUR ALARM FOR OUR with 2 others 1 blk Irom campus 352-7229 ol 372-0089 Weatervwe area Fn , Oct 15 week- SPAG DINNER. SAT AT 7 30 gathered several weeks ago SCU PRES . 352-3163 MORNINO SHOWS! PIKE BEER BLAST IS COMNQH Cheap1 Many exttaa' 352 3290 SOFA BED WITH TABLE end Wi help with gas Cal Room RSVP CALL 352-4982 or 3710 regrets any inconvenience this may Good lob to the Delta Z Tuggers and PIKE BEER BLAST IS COMING" CALL 354-1706 AFTER 5 PM NTERESTED IN SERVING OTHERS 354-1493 SIGNED. THE LADIES IN WAITING have caused I F RMTE NEEDED ■NO HAVING A GOO0 TIME' Come DZ spun at the SKJ Ep Mud Tug' PIKE BEER BLAST IS COKNOII 6THST APT.11 1979 4-dr Chevette. AC, AM-FM Beth Delmaromo - NO WAY< Congtat- THE WASH HOUSE o an Alpha Ph. Omega Service Orga- "Have your doubts about Scuba' Try Rho Chi's Jean. Mary. Linda, and tSOO/SEM CALL 354-1272 radio, new brakes and exhaust sys- ulabons on your Alpha Phi-Kappa Sig 250 N Mam uaeon mfo meeting 16 B A Wed Skin Diving Cal Rec Center 2-2711" Mary Sue Its great lo have you back F rmte needed to share efficiency tem, body good shape 49.000 lavahermg to Brian' Love. Your Alpha 11 OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY last .15 al 9 00 PM ALL WEL SERVICES OFFERED Claalaa now forming only S10 with us Love, the DZ s apt Close to campus Cal 354-1184 rrOes. $3000, CH 352-8283 Phi Sisters To our new housemom. MINDv »M£" Have you received your copy ol the WFAL 660 AM Large plants lor sale $15 each Come meet the Brothers ol "Pi Kappa SIDES You reefy are our Guiding M or F Rmtes needed Cool fcvwig Student Consumer Unions PIZZA Your campus radio station with the Mosquito net as seen rl Cosmo Man Phi" and try your luck at our CASINO Light' i OK - Poeut Dot?! Love. The arrangements lurnished Cal 353- SURVEY? Pick yours up m any of the 24 hr. request line 2-2418 Cal Rhonda 362-3481 home or SKYDIVING! NIGHT - RUSH PARTY i Alpha Sisters ol PI. Mu 6691 residence hals. the library or m SCU 352-7588 work For Information call Gamma Delta house • Thurs.. 7 30- Need 1 male to hit 4-man apt at ABORTION office m 405 Student Services The Brothers of "PHI KAPPA PHI T—SHIRTS. SILK SCREENING I RICK 8URLEY 372-514. 9 30 WB YOU be the one lo break cordialy invite any perspective future Campus Manor 352-9302 or 352- BICYCLES: USED AND RECONDi- TOLL FREE TRANSFERS. 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DOE BY 5:00 PM. 2 bedroom rum sot Heat, water. $99. Al In good condition cat 352 SEPT. 27. 1182. MORE MFO UP IN Cable TV paid for A/C. perking lot, 5033 THE OFFICE. laundry facHtes. $340 mo Cal 352- THE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE NORCOLD COMPACT REFRIG GREAT Volunteer and have tun VOLUN- 7IB2 1982 Los Angeles Times Syndicate PERFECT FOR DORM OR SMALL TEERS IN PROGRESS -VsP-Orga- FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED APARTMENT EXCELLENT CONDI- AUTUMN nustional Meeting Open to as" FOR 82-83 SCHOOL YEAR. CLOSE TION $70 CALL 352 1913 ACROSS 45 Therefore 12 Telephone Dulton Wed . Sect 15 al 8pm 515 LSB TO CAMPUS- CALL 352-5711 i 1 3 A 1 7 1 ,0 11 12 13 1 Thong 47 Betel nut 13 Links locale ' ' HAIRSTYLE FOR RENT 6 Auld Syne 49 Dangerous 21 In that case 14 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 10 Eight. German velocity 22 Mongrel " " ii.ii.inu i«r.n:i(i uniiia t 1 2 Bedroom Aprs Available 352 style 55 Musical passage 25 Route or winO HUME IN III II414 lllililll 17 1 SALE! 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