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Wood County Fair countdown Students and staff brace for more cuts by Angela D.Cobb The week staff writer

in weather Various departments through- out the University have been af- Finally fair? fected by the recent budget cuts, and many await the impact of Wednesday, mostly sunny. even more. High in the mid-70s. Lows in According to mathematics de- the SOs. partment Chairman Andrew Fair Thursday through Glass, travel to meetings may Saturday, except for a slight have to be cut substantially. This chance of showers or thun- travel is vital for keeping abreast derstorms far south Friday of recent developments in teach- and Saturday. Lows mid SOs ing and research within the de- to around 60. Highs upper partment. 70s to lower 80s. Glass, along with history de- partment Chairman Gary Hess, believe one of the most drastic effects in relation to students could be a shortage of faculty within their departments. "There may be very limited The BG Newi/Tercsa Thomas The BG Ncwi/Todd Swanton money for replacing faculty who Erica Punches,9,(left) from 111 club helps out with The Wood 'Scrambler' Tuesday afternoon at the Wood County Fairgrounds. are retiring," Glass said. "And County Fair by painting a pig pen Monday at the Wood County The Wood County Fair will begin on Thursday, August 6 and end for each retiring faculty member Fairgrounds. 'Buzz' (right) takes a break from setting up the Wednesday, August 12. that is not replaced in the math See Cuts, page six. Inside The News Attica resident killed in accident Local car Hindsight is 20/20: dealership A new secondhand store in Foul play could be involved in death of University sophomore Bowling Green specializes by Steve Seasly is indicted in everything under the sun, sports editor Miller was a graduate of Seneca East High Sattig said there may have been other by Heather McQuiller and features displays by School where he excelled academically and people at the scene when Miller fell. staff writer local artists. athletically. It is believed Miller attended a local party Authorities on Monday were trying to de- Miller was an honor student at the Univer- at the house of a friend before he went to the sity where he was majoring in engineering. silos early Saturday morning. □ Page four. termine whether foul play was involved in After a year-long investigation the death of a University student whose He was going to be a sophomore this fall. "We haven't rounded up everybody we by the Bowling Green Police De- body was found by a grain silo in the village Attica Police Chief Dave Sattig said he had need to round up," he said. partment and the Bureau of The autopsy performed by the Lucas On campus of Attica at Rural Serv Inc. An autopsy was talked to 25 people about Miller's death and Motor Vehicles, the Wood County had not yet ruled out foul play. Sattig said County Coroner's Office ruled that Miller performed Monday on Paul Miller Jr., 19, Grand Jury returned an 18- count police were trying to locate three other peo- died of massive internal injuries. Sattig Evening registration who was killed in a fall from a 94-foot tall indictment against Al Smith ple in conjunction with the investigation. stated that alcohol was detected in Miller's dates: silo early Saturday morning. Miller's body Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge for was found by a Rural Serv employee at 1:55 "That's (foul play) still very much a possi- system, but declined to say the exact alcohol odometer tampering. bility," Sattig said. Students who attend p.m. on Saturday. level. If convicted, the dealership classes after 4:30 p.m. will could face fines totaling up to be able to register for class- $180,000. es Aug. 18 and 19 in the Len- "The investigation began be- hart Grand Ballroom of the Interior designer to speak to grads cause of complaints to the Bu- University. reau of Motor Vehicles from Undergraduate and grad- World-renowned interior de- moto, who is a 1954 graduate of Northwest Airlines. A native of Hiroshima, Naka- people believing that the cars uate student registration signer Hiroko Nakamoto will be the University, will also be pre- One of her largest projects was moto earned her first degree in they purchased as new had actu- will be conducted from 6-8 the speaker at the University'' sented with an honorary doctor designing the interior of the Si- English literature in 1950 from ally been used," said Wood p.m. Guest students, those summer commencement exei of fine arts degree. dyak Construction Company in Hiroshima Jogakuin College. She County Prosecuting Attorney who did not receive formal cises which Nakamoto, who has been com- Lebanon. She has also designed then traveled to the University, Alan Mayberry. admittance to the Universi- will begin at missioned to design residences, the interiors of the New Zealand where she earned a bachelor's In addition to the 18 counts ty, can register from 6-7:30 9:30 a.m. Sat- commercial and public buildings and Netherlands embassies in degree in fine arts. against the corporation, Jim p.m. on Aug. 19. urday, Aug. 8, around the world, is the founder Tokyo and the Tokyo residences After graduating in 1954, Na- Smith, the general manager, has College advisers will be on the lawn and owner of the Hiroko Naka- for the ambassadors from Swe- kamoto enrolled in a master's also been indicted for tampering available to meet with stu- west of Uni- moto Interior Design Studio in den, the Netherlands and South degree program at the Pratt In- with evidence. No other individ- dents on both nights. versity Hall. Tokyo. Africa stitute. Following graduation, she uals have been indicted, On both evenings students App rox i - Her clients have included Perhaps her most important spent the next nine years work- Mayberry said. can register for classes, mately 1,100 prominent businessmen and poli- assignment and highest honor ing and studying throughout Eng- "Many newer vehicles have an pick up parking permits, students are ticians in Japan, foreign came in 1983 when she received a land, Europe and the Middle internal computer that maintains pay fees which are due that expected to governments and multi-national royal commission from the Em- East. accurate mileage," Mayberry evening and receive student said. "Even when the odometer is receive their Nakamoto corporations such as the Manu- peror of Japan to design and dec- She returned to Japan in 1964 identification cards. degrees. facturers Hanover Trust Co., orate the residence of Prince Mi- During the ceremonies, Naka- Mobil, General Electric and kassa. See Commencement, page six. See Tampering, page sin. Outside campus Journalist honored: Wal-Mart uses a Award winning journalist and science editor Michael Woods will be presented with an honorary doctor of non-local builder public service degree dur- ing the Summer Commen- Indianapolis Contractor takes job cement ceremony Saturday. Woods is currently the by Mary Wolford science editor in the Wash- staff writer penters. ington D.C. bureau ofThe Some of the contracting com- Blade, The Pittsburgh Post- panies working on the building Gazette, and the Monterey The construction of the 125,000 offer "less than the area stan- Peninsula Herald. square foot Wal-Mart in Bowling dard wages and fringe benefits He has been honored for Green would seem to be a dream package," Booth said. outstanding science writing for local construction workers, This may leave workers with by numerous groups, includ- however, the store has contract- no health insurance, workers ing The American Chemical ed out-of-state workers who compensaition or Social Security Society, the American Den- tal Association, the Ameri- can Academy of Family "We are adamantly opposed to any company bringing in any Physicians, The American out ol area construction workers. We are the people who Diabetes Association, the live here - we should be doing the work." American Cancer Society, the American Society of Ray Medlin, Capital Exective Seer etary Anesthesiologists and the American College of Aller- gists. could leave "local taxpayers re- benefits. CompUedfrom staff and sposnsible for their care should While Challenger Construction The BG Newi/Tbtrtu Thomai of Indianapolis, Ind., did under- wire reports. they be Injured on the job," said Workers for Challenger Construction of Indianapolis commmence building the new Wal-Mart. Con- Bill Booth of the Northwest Ohio struction Is expected to be completed by late fall. District Council of Capital Car- See Wal-Mart, page six. Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, August 5, 1992

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COPYRIGHT 1992, The BG News U.S. may be at fault for 's military ventures History is once again proving its cy- April 1991, and a subpoena resulted in clical nature. legislators receiving most of the mate- It may seem like an age-old adage, or rial by July 1991. However, those maybe even more like a sour cliche, but documents referred to two others that in fact it's the truth. the panel obtained just two weeks ago. And of course, the subject of this After a lot of red-tape, it appeared seemingly endless circular motion is President Bush in October 1989 secre- Iraq. We are back in Iraq (or at least tly ordered consideration "on a case-by- C.I.A. duties should now we're in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, case basis" of non-lethal, military assis- which really means involvement with tance to Iraq and the Joint Chiefs sug- Iraq). gested starting the exchanges in re- sponse to Bush's secret directive. focus on global concerns Iraq's belligerent dictator is once The Washington Post reported that again calling Kuwait an Iraqi province the stated aim of the exchanges was to versities to establish interna- he Cold War is over. The Martha P. Larson tional policy, language, and re- and our troops are ready in Kuwait, increase U.S. "access and influence" -*- Soviet Empire has fallen, lated programs. exercising so tc speak. with the Iraqi military. But what did and neither the Soviet Union nor On the outset this appears to be But the public has learned something this "access and influence" really lead the Eastern Bloc countries, both a positive thing, and in some new about this situation, something to? in severe economic straits, are in ways it is. Yet if a student ac- previously shrouded behind classified We don't yet know if we'll be at war a position to seriously threaten cepts one of these scholarships status: It appears the United States may with Iraq again, which is a great elec- the United States. or fellowships, she or he can be have helped Iraq become the military tion year question. But we do know that Yet the C.I.A., an organization ordered by the Secretary of De- problem it's proven to be. once again, our government, charged formed specifically during the fense to serve with an intel- At least that's what recently declassi- with protecting and granting freedom Cold War Era, still exists, and ligence agency after graduation. still sees the world through a Close ties between University fied government documents point to. to the citizens of the United States of Cold War/conflict-threat para- administrations and the C.I.A. al- A government official told the press America, just might have helped spur digm. Though the C.I.A.'s budget low the curriculum and decisions that the documents, first requested in these citizens to war. is secret, it is estimated that The recent Gates hearings of the University to be largely somewhere between $30 and $40 suggested that the C.I.A. was made and/or influenced by the billion dollars is allocated annu- largely at best ineffective, at Agency, thus undermining self- ally to various intelligence agen- worst criminal. When the Persian determination and the principles cies within the United States. Gulf War ended, the C.I.A. of democracy. Students should evaluate The C.I.A. has been the perpe- claimed that aid to Iraq had end- Student groups such as C.I.A. trator of an astounding amount of ed two years before the Kuwait Off Campus have formed effec- international crime since its in- invasion. tive lobbies against C.I.A. ties to ception less than fifty years ago, Yet during the hearings, the the administration and on- relationships, spirituality through instigating military C.I.A. claimed that aid had been campus recruitment. At R.I.T., coups, assassinations, and para- cut off in "early 1990." the University president had to military expeditions. It engi- As the hearings proceeded, the step down because of his C.I.A. neered the 1954 coup in Guate- C.I.A. switched its postion once ties. School's a place for enhancing both soul and mind mala that left the Central Ameri- again to say that the United So, what should be the future of can country in a bitter dictator- States had stopped sending aid the C.I.A.? I would not go so far ship for decades to follow. and advice to Iraq perhaps four questions as they relate to your as to say that the C.I.A. should be daily life: Additionally, President Nixon months into 1990. And now it is abolished. However, some seri- | j ife for many is a headlong in 1970 ordered the C.I.A. to find Carol Welker 1. Do the words I say to others intimated that the aid continued ous revisions need to be made in plunge of experiences, like ways to manipulate the economy up until August 1990, the date of Guest Columnist create bridges to them or do they its policies and attitudes. First of being shot out of a cannon, and in Chile, which led to the 1973 the invasion. all, the C.I.A. should end its asso- ! we react in chemical and animal burn bridges to others? 2. What are my personal goals, coup that left the democratically- On college campuses na- ciations with colleges and uni- ways without stopping to analyze particularly in my relationships elected Socialist President Sal- tionwide, the Central Intel- versities, which are supposed to what is happening. extinguish it, and I mean Hunt in vador Allende dead, along with ligence Agency exerts its con- be institutes of higher learning. But for me, life has reached a a literal sense. How does this with others ~ what spiritual force is with me when I talk to friends, thousands of Chilean civilians. trol. Under the National Security Certainly there are still some significant interruption from a happen? By "hooking" acquaintances, enemies, is it a This action paved the way for Education Act, the CI.A. is able international threats, such as nu- past hazy vision I had of myself vulnerable persons, young and wish to establish turf and the dictatorship of Pinochet in to have control over the lan- clear proliferation (which is also as a designer possibly old, into drug rackets, Chile. These are just two exam- guages and international affairs dominate others, or a wish to gain an environmental problem); commandeering a word prostitution, gambling and ples of countless similar inci- areas, and their students. understanding of others, their these should be taken up by the processor part-time. Though a extortion, getting them firmly dents engineered by the C.I.A. Thirty-five billion dollars from C.I.A. but with the understanding preacher's kid by background, I gripped into these scenes and problems with the intent of bringing them closer to yourself? In addition, the Agency has the fund will be spent in 1992 to that non-security information kind of hoped to obtain a career bringing them down quickly to performed experiments with provide undergraduate schol- 3. Can I evaluate what should be released for general without really being involved in deterioration, disease and death. mind-altering chemicals on un- arships for overseas study in experiences and beliefs cause me public knowledge. spiritual or religious issues. Students, do you really "critical areas"; graduate fellow- to set up barriers to willing subjects. The C.I.A. also It didn't work out that way. understand that as you go from ships in International policy and Martha P. Larson is a col- understanding others, talking to has conducted germ warfare on The most serious and urgent freshman to sophomore to junior poor nations. related fields; and grants to Uni- umnist for The News. matter to me today seems the to senior, your spirit-soul can them, and stop them from Fall - a matter of human descent either dim or grow brighter? I becoming closer to me? Letters to the Editor or dimming of the candle of the 4. Can I stop visualizing God soul In this most harsh decade of sitting on a cloud up high and the 90s. In a scenario of a Hie most serious and make Him a partner in my Magic really magical high-tech world, vocational relationships? training and making your pile, urgent matter to me today • the ascent and descent we never The News: seems die Fan - a matter ol 5. Can I accept my own life on with his life? How can you basketball team, I think that it think about is that the spiritual I am writing concerning the ar- situation right now, no matter forget all the times Johnson did only reminds them that victims ' light or glow within us can either human descent or dimming ticle entitled "More Message things to encourage safe sex? how difficult it is, accept the of AIDS are normal people too. ascend or descend, depending Magic" written by Steve Seasly You can, but you shouldn't! With all of the talk about AIDS of the candle of the soul in people around me, and let the upon those fast and furious in the July 22 issue of The BG If you ask me, Magic has done nowadays, kids do realize the im- choices we make while being this most harsh decade of spirit of God work in my life News. I am really disgusted with exactly as I am right now? more than his part in the fight portant facts of this deadly shot out of the cannon of life into the 90s. I wish your the way Mr. Seasly constantly against AIDS. When kids see Ma- disease. I should know as a our environment. put Magic down throughout the gic doing Pepsi commercials, 13-year-old in today's society. graduation puts you in a 6. Can I stop repenting of my While mailing out a political whole article. performing commentary on the sins "in hindsight" like someone newsletter internationally and glorious Maze of ight to First of all, how can you put NBC basketbal playoffs, and Stephany Dunmyer being in contact with important on a Congressional witness stand, down a person for trying to get playing for the U.S. Olympic Pemberville people all over the world my send you forth into the and let the magic of God come experiences have taught me that world like a radiant sun, into my relationships and my the force of evil in the world is spreading love and world right now, helping good huge, and almost incredible in things to happen? the way it has wound its benediction wherever you I have a great aunt who was an octopus-like tentacles in such go.' artist who had a habit of staring sacrosanct institutions as the law at flowers and natural objects for FlatLife- -Chris Mead courts, the so-called traditional a long time trying to grasp their churches, and even respectable deep essence, to communicate it businesses which today seem on canvas. If your life is a only to be profit-seeking wish your graduation puts you in headlong sensory plunge like barracudas, in many cases. a glorious blaze of light to send being shot out of a cannon, I The linkage between the you forth into the world like a think you need to evaluate it Darwinian Satanists (who radiant sun, spreading love and more and in particular evaluate promote Might making RiRht) benediction wherever you go. where you are in your spiritual and the nasty world crime cartels But if you want to grow up life, which cannot be in a are one of the most appalling and instead of grow down, and separate compartment from the ominous alliances for the human believe as I do that the world is a rest of yourself. Your spirit glow race I have ever been aware of. temporary employee with a very requires work, it does not come If your soul-candle is lit, they important moral dimension, why naturally. want to hunt you down and not ask yourself the following Best of luck, students. Entertainment page three The BG News Wednesday, August 5, 1992 Vampire slayings and romance Tin Machine and Gin Blossoms jam make Buffy The Vampire Killer Tin Machine is also one of the most exciting bands to come out in recent years. Before you get up on some high heads out to the graveyard and Oy Vey, Baby is an eight-song horse and say, "That movie is a kicks some undead ass. collection recorded in Tokyo, disgrace to vampire movies," re- In the meantime, she meets Chicago, Boston, New York and alize that Buffy The Vampire and falls in love with Pike (Luke .MUSIC, Sapporo. As far as live albums Slayer Is not a vampire movie. It "Brando and James Dean have go, it is not a bad record, but it is a campy, romantic comedy. nothing on me" Perry), a rebel flvlSS /REVIEW kind of leaves the listener want- Following in the tradition of without a pompadour (he kind of ing more. Eight songs is barely a such great camp-norror/comedy resembles an old Roman chariot concert, and the dead air be- flicks asTeen Wolf, Once Bitten, driver). The two of them and tween songs that were recorded and / Was a Teenage Werewolf, Merrick get in a heapin' helpin' at different concerts makes the Buffy is essentially a high-budget of trouble when they take on the "live" quality (that most live B-horror movie masquerading as vampire community. Buffy is by Tin Machine albums strive for) negated. a Romantic comedy. far the Jack Lambert or Dick Oy Vey, Baby (Live) The title is a good mock-job Buffy (Kristy Swanson) is a Butkus of vampire slaying, al- Victory and the songs included are a good high-school cheerleader with though she is better looking than sampling of Tin Machine's live popular friends, a brain-dead Along with the likes of Lou Butkus and has all of her original Reed, Neil Young, Aerosmith and shows. Jock boyfriend and a penchant teeth. Merrick is old, but Warren Zevon, David Bowie is Scott DeKatch for shopping malls. Basically, seasoned (kind of like Nolan one of a handful of 'fortysometh- she has these nightmares in Ryan) and Pike is an inexperien- Buffy (Kristy Swanson) is wooed by Lothos (Rutger Hauer) In ing' musicians whose music gets Gin Blossoms which she is back in the dark ced but aggressive rookie killer. Buffy the Vampire Slayer." better with age. Tin Machine, his New Miserable Experience ages, fighting off vampires. Eve- They start 86-ing the blood- recent band effort, is one of the AlkM rything seems alright until Mer- suckers and soon the death count veteran of B-movie hell. The out- and humorous. Although it will most eclectic bands to surface in They've been called every- rick (Donald Sutherland) comes will have you believing this is a of-touch principle, apathetic par- probably be reamed for being a long time. With the otherworl- thing from the next R.E.M. to a along and ruins Buffy's life by new Lethal Weapon movie. ents and typical "Mall Dolls" cheesy and kind of predictable in dly guitar squeals of Reeves Ga- cross between the Byrds, Husker telling her that she has been cho- However, things get tough when leave me wondering if their a macabre way, it is a nice at- brels and the airtight rhythms of Du, and even Tom Petty, but the sen to kill off a horrific slew of Lothos (Rutger Hauer), the Vam- characters are funny or pathetic. tempt at mocking the multitudes the Sales Brothers compliment- energetic, jangly, guitar-loaded bloodsucking vampires. pire King, confronts Buffy, ren- However, the cast includes some of B-Horror movies that have ing Bowie's recognizable voice, sound will bring even the most At first, Buffy doesn't take too dering her powerless (kind of major players (Sutherland, been made. mainstream of music fans to kindly to the news ("Let me get like the mind trick Luke Skywal- Hauer and Paul "Pee Wee Her- CHAOS Brian Snuste' their feet. this straight. You want me to go ker uses on Jabba's servants in man" Reubens), which leads me The Gin Blossoms' mass appeal to the graveyard with you be- Return of the Jedi). However, to believe someone saw some- can be attributed to guitarist and cause I'm the chosen one and Merrick slips Buffy a helpful thing good in the screenplay. lead vocalist 's there's vampires. Does Elvis talk hint in his last words. The good thing about this mov- southwestern-style sound and to you?"), but after some con- Several elements of this film ie is that it did not set out to be John Waite wannabe voice. You vincing and intense training, she are quite predictable if you are a serious. It's rather liehthearted almost expect "Missing You" to come after the end of each song. Whether that's a bonus or not I haven't figured out yet. The lyr- Jvcr Get Totally Wasted ? ics on New Miserable Experience range from driving fast-paced tunes like "Jealousy" to haunting ballads like "." 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Ph. 353-4244 9 & under FREE! W 3 Open Mon.-Frl. 9-8; Sal. 9-5; Sun. 12-5 "'"9Green c innnnnnnnnnnnriririririririnnnrr 111 i i I i i i I i i I M M Sports Wednesday, August 5, 1992 The BG News page five Olympics are Moore catches Bengal's Brown out for a profit on to stardom to miss season WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) happen again," he said. "If it's (AP) - Herman Moore is no before Monday night's 13-7 Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver able to heal 100 percent with no As I watched American gym- member Tesh repeatedly bru- Eddie Brown, probably sidelined bother, I'll be able to play. My nast Kim Zmeskal perform this shed off Zmeskal's team per- Jerry Rice, at least not yet. exhibition victory over Den- Right now, though, the De- for the season by a neck injury mind is set either way." past weekend, I felt sad for her formance routine and promoted ver at Candlestick Park. "We and'her country. I wasn't dis- troit Lions are perfectly gave him the tickets, so I'd that will require surgery, is the individual events that were to already looking forward to the The Bengals are waiting for a heartened by her performance, occur in the near future. He was happy with the second-year say that's some progress, and report on the progress of line- but I felt bad that a teenage girl wideout from Virginia - be- he didn't pay for them." 1993 season. so worried about her individual Doctors say Brown, 29, should backer Alfred Williams, 23, who would have to carry the tremen- achievements that he forgot cause he's in camp and the underwent surgery last week in dous burden of an entire nation San Francisco 49ers star isn't. The 49ers did come to be able to return to football after about the whole picture. The the surgery on his ruptured cer- an effort to correct an irregular on her shoulders. This wasn't fair Americans didn't win the gold terms with two veterans, heartbeat he suffers as a result to Kim Zmeskal. She deserved Moore, the Lions' first- tight end Brent Jones and vical disk and rehabilitation. But medal in women's gymnastics. Brown said he is also prepared of a hereditary problem. It was better than this. She was the first round pick in 1991, struggled linebacker Mike Walter, and the second time within two John Tesh and our entire society for most of the regular for the chance that his career American woman to win the don't care about this. We only announced that quarterback months that Williams had the World Gymnastic Champion- season. He caught just 11 Joe Montana's comeback might be over. He has led Cin- concentrate our concerns around cinnati in receiving four of the surgery. The first operation, on ships. passes but blossomed in the from major elbow surgery individuality and greed. In a past five seasons. June 12, failed to fix the problem. However, as is the case with sense, we are what we see. playoffs. has been put on hold for at He caught six passes for 87 least two weeks. Montana, "I'm thinking positive. I'm just about everything in today's Williams is scheduled to world, people always want more. yards and a touchdown in De- who has been plagued by looking forward to getting back," NBC serves as a fine example. Brown said. But, he added, "What undergo an electrocardiogram Why couldn't the American peo- Their Triplecast system is a ploy troit's 38-6 win over the Dal- soreness in his throwing el- I want to know when they look at Wednesday when he returns to ple relish her achievements of to exploit the American society. I las Cowboys, then added four bow for the past two weeks, catches for 69 yards in the will rest his ailing arm for at it again after the surgery is if Cincinnati from his home in the past and not demand another am glad the Triplecast system is something like this can occur Houston. If the examination miracle performance. I believe Lions' 41-10 loss to Washing- least two more weeks. a flop. Also, look at Carl Lewis shows no irregular signs, doctors this pressure was the source of ton in the NFC Championship again." and Bruce Jenner. Where would could clear Williams to return to her downfall. Would Zmeskal they be if the Olympics were a game. Raiders "I really learned a lot last He underwent surgery Monday workouts. have won a gold medal if the team effort revolving around a Elvis Patterson, a special at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. pressure wasn't there? Shannon country's dreams and aspira- season," said Moore, an All- teams standout, was suspend- America choice at Virginia. There was no immediate report It is not certain how soon he Miller almost did. tions? Jenner never would have ed for his involvement in an on how the operation went. Now his coaches are com- altercation with assistant could work his way into shape By the way, Miller should have been on a Wheaties box. and return to the field. The Ben- won the gold medal for the all- paring him to Rice, the coach Jack Stanton during a Brown, Cincinnati's top draft I hate to see it happening. benchmark by which NFL joint practice with the choice in 1985, could face six to gals are counting on Williams, around competition. Her vault Americans are out for them- last year's top draft choice, to performance was perfect and receivers are measured these Phoenix Cardinals at Flag- eight months of physical rehabi- selves. Who cares about the na- days. staff, Ariz, last Friday. Coach litation. provide pass rushing pressure in outshadowed the results of her tion as a whole? This is evident in new defensive coordinator Ron other competitors. "He's got everything," Art Shell said no decision has the world today. People in Japan receiver coach Charlie San- been made regarding Patter- "I'm not going to risk it if it can Lynn's schemes. But really, how important is it are team-oriented. They help to excel individually in the ders said. son's future with the team. each other and have therefore The 49ers know how good Olympic games? This is the ques- moved ahead of our selfish, ego- tion Americans must ask them- Rice is. What they don't know Rams DiBenedetto's tistical country in many facets of is when he'll come to terms on Sean Gilbert, the third selves. Our country is more con- life. is now serving 12" ^ cerned about individual per- a new contract. player selected in this year's formances than it is with team, Even Kim Zmeskal's mother Rice, who has asked for $4 draft, will be on the sidelines unified achievements. This goes rolled her eyes with disgust as million a year, is one of four Thursday night when the against the purpose of the Olym- her daughter faltered on the bal- holdouts on the 49ers, though Rams visit Seattle in their ex- pics. Call me old-fashioned, but ance beam. Sure she should be team president Carmen Poli- hibition opener. Gilbert, a isn't this the one event where ath- disappointed, but she should rea- cy said there has been some 6-foot-4, 315-pound defensive 4:00 P.M. til CLOSING progress - sort of. tackle, sprained his left ankle letes are supposed to represent lize that just competing at the You Love Our Bread, Now Try Our Pizza their country instead of their in- Olympic level is amazing. Her "Jerry Rice is at the game Saturday during a scrimmage tonight," Policy said shortly against San Diego. WITH dividual interests? Now I under- daughter has accomplished a PURCHASE stand the people who didn't want dream that the majority of soci- I OF ANY to see professional basketball ety will never apprehend.Steve FREE 32 0Z. POP 12" PIZZA players perform in the Olympics. Seasly is the sports editor for the Charles Barkley and his fellow News who hopes Americans I FAST, FREE OPEN teammates may bring home a wake up and stop admiring the ALL-DAY vfcenede* 11 am - 8pm gold medal for their country, but professional athletes of our coun- DELIVERY €> Mon - Sat Good Tymes 5 I ^ (>umm«r hour*) they will also bring home a nice try. Wouldn't it be great if Mi- wad of money obtained through chael Jordan and Magic Johnson advertisements and future en- made less money than the aver- I dorsements. age American worker like they 18 & Over Welcome I keep hearing in my mind NBC really deserve? Can you imagine No cover 21 & over "l432E.Woos.er iip —Mjrl.m ■ppU. E*p lOYilW COUPON CANS

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The recipient of numerous At the July 20 City Council inspected Total Excavating, the Cuts Tampering" awards, she was presented the meeting Medlin said, "We are company responsible for the University's distinguished adamantly opposed to any com- Continued from page one. trenching operation and found 11 will not be hit any harder by the Continued from page one. Alumnus Award in 1973. pany bringing in any out of area alleged violations that the com- budget cuts than any other de- In 1989 she returned to campus construction workers. We are the pany can appeal within IS work- department, a minimum of SO partment. rolled back, a device can be as a guest lecturer on Japanese people who live here - we should ing days. students could be bumped out of hooked into the computer to tell art and interior design. be doing the work." Some of the $12,900 worth of classes as of the 1993-94 school the actual mileage." Mayberry Most recently, she has estab- Booth said Wal-Mart claims fines "may be adjusted due to year." Bank added that this technique for de- lished a fund to create a special that no one locally bid on the job. circumstances," said Area Direc- He added it would be a "crying termining mileage can be quite gallery space within the new ad- "That is not true," he said. "I tor Amis Andersons. Continued from page three. shame" since there are plenty of costly. dition to the School of Art. She worked closely with Capital Chal- "I've seen cases worse and bet- jobs available for students who not only designed the space, but lenger Capital Construction." ter," Andersons said. graduate in mathematics. growth community," Bechstein Anyone who purchased a car traveled to the University to Randy Shutz of Challenger Local residents may find Hess said that due to the cuts, said. "Waterville is a similar sit- from Al Smith Chrysler- oversee the construction of it as Construction could not be greater employment with Wal- the history department will not uation. It has a growing market Plymouth-Dodge and suspects well. reached for comment. Mart once the store opens. be offering as many sctions as it also. Both Waterville and Per- that the car's odometer may have A second donation has estab- "Wal-Mart doesn't have a good Sixty percent of the company's has in previous semesters, and rysburg met all the criteria." been rolled back is encouraged to lished the Hiroko Nakamoto record of hiring local construc- employees are full time and en- students will find it more diffi- Bechstein said The Towne contact the Bowling Green Police Fund for Japanese Studies. tion workers," Booth said. joy health coverage, worker's cult to get into many of the sec- Bank hopes to invest one Department or the Office of the Although local carpentry compensation, and Social Securi- tions offered. thousand or more shareholders. Prosecuting Attorney. workers were hired when the ty, Wal-Mart Public Relations as- Both professors predict that as To help meet the needs of the Wal-Mart Napoleon and Rndlay Wal-Marts sistant Sandy Brummett said. a result, there will be more stu- communities, The Towne Bank were built, those carpenters dents enrolling in future summer has established an advisory Commencement Continued from page one. were fortunate, he said. While the other 40 percent of session courses. board of about eight to ten peo- "Electricians, roofers, and Wal-Mart employees are not Nancy Thompson, administra- ple. Bechstein said the board Continued from page one. bid the Wood County Contractor bricklayers have had problems covered by the company's health tive assistant to the aerotechno- members represent political, ed- Rudolph-Libbe Inc., at the $1,803 on previous jobs," he said. plan, they receive workers com- logy's program director, said ucational, medical, retail and and two years later opened her savings does not justify hiring City Council assured the coun- pensation and Social Security there have been no changes manufacturing aspects of the own studio. She has published out-of-state workers, according cil of carpenters at the July 20 benefits. within the department that will service areas. two books, "My Japan" in 1970 to Ray Medlin, Capital Exective meeting they would try to insure Brummett wouldn't release directly affect students as of yet. The bank hopes to be operating and "Seventeen Years of Secretary of Council of Carpen- safety regulations on the site. any payroll figures for Wal-Mart Thompson said she believes in Its physical facilities early Interiors" in 1983. ters. The U.S. Department of Labor employees. the aerotechnology department next year. Classified The BG News

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