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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Budget needs Aerotechnology gets manager By SARAH BEDNARSKI needs to move the program for- sity made a commitment to con- students in the program. The BC News ward," Martin said. tinue and improve the program, Martin said he is familiar with students' help Ribeau said there will be no re- Ribeau said. the program and has taught aer- With the commitment to im- placement for the director of "Earlier this year, Bowling otechnology courses at the Uni- proving the University's aer- operations because the Universi- Green made a strong commit- versity in the past. According to ByDARLAWARNOCK sential to this." otechnology, President Sidney ty is in the process of shifting ment to its students and the citi- The BG News Martin, he will be taking some He said once the state sub- Ribeau announced that Bob Mar- "resources to areas where there zens of Bowling Green and Wood time to assess what needs to be sidy is increased, tuition will tin, vice president for operations, are pressing needs." County to continue the aerotech- accomplished. Since the announcement of start to go down. will be taking over the manage- Martin said that it will take nology program," Ribeau said. the proposed state budget ear- Ribeau said that he is pleased The University is currently ment of the program. some time to implement any new Ribeau said that Martin's ini- with the decision. lier this year, the University 41st in state support for Martin said that he will step projects or changes. has been attempting to lobby tial task will be to create finan- higher education, or ninth down from his position and take "I'm optimistic," Martin said. cial stability and to oversee the for a reconsideration. from the bottom. Tuition is "Bob is the best person we over aerotechnology within the "It's our goal to make it one of renovation of the program's fa- have on campus at this time to re- Now they need help from ranked ninth-highest. next several weeks. the premier programs in the cilities. establish the management and the campus community, Uni- Those are numbers Ribeau "What they have asked me to country." versity President Sidney Martin will also be responsible fiscal integrity of the program," said he wants to see improved, do is look at the finance and other Earlier in the year, the Univer- for increasing the number of Ribeau said. Ribeau said. but in order to change them The proposed budget al- students need to realize how lowed the University to much the budget will affect receive only a fraction of the them. amount asked for through the Effects of the numbers as- Spirit on Your Face Ohio Board of Regents - 2.3 sociated with the new budget and 1,7 percent increases, re- are too early to predict - a lot spectively, over the next two of variables could change be- years. tween now and the time the According to Ribeau, the final budget is released, ex- difference in the lower plained Charles Middleton, amount of funding would Im- vice president of academic af- pact the University greatly. fairs and provost. He said the money would hardly cover mandatory cost "It's a long way until the adjustments, such as electric budget session is finished," or other utility costs, let alone Middleton said. "We expect new programs or initiatives. we will have some really sig- The problem arises in get- nificant discussions over the ting that message across to the course of the spring until the state legislators in Columbus, budget is finally put together Ribeau said. in May or June." He thinks the key to the so- lution is students. He said the more students "The next level is to move that get involved in lobbying from jtist us lobbying to allow- for a budget change, the better ing our legislators to hear the chance Is for the Universi- from their constituents," ty to attain more support for Ribeau said. "Students are es- higher education. Scientist voices concerns about human cloning
The Associated Press Dolly, said Wilmut, and some of the failures resulted in defective WASHINGTON - The Scottish lambs that died quickly after BG Newi Pkx. by Hidekl KahajMkl scientist who cloned an adult birth Patrick Henry High School students, from left to right. Holly the boys' basketball regional semifinal game against Evergreen sheep told Congress Wednesday "It would be quite inhumane to Bowers, 17, Jennifer Phillips, 15, and Carrie Barnes, 15, paint on High School Wednesday. Bowers said, "Can you feel the spirit?" "it would be quite Inhumane" to contemplate using these tech- each others' faces in front of Anderson Arena while they wait for try the technology on people. A niques at this stage," he said. senator told him and a rapt hear- Though he agreed with Harkin ing audience that human cloning that "it is not possible nor even Is sure to come "and I don't fear desirable to attempt to regulate it at all." the way that science prog- Self-defense seminar to aid students It Is wrong and "demeaning to resses," Wilmut said legislators human nature" for government should address "the question of By SARAH BEDNARSKI son, directors of the progam, said vulnerable or not. Robert said that Julie Broad- to try to stop or limit human clon- the individuals who will be in- The BC News it is an interactive seminar to "Our goal is to get the partici- well from The Link will be speak- ing experiments, said Sen. Tom volved, the children who would teach men and women to defend pants to defend themselves," he ing about the help available off Harkin, an Iowa Democrat. be involved." As part of the University's themselves. said. campus to victims. "Human cloning will take place Harkin, in a short speech that Continuing Education UKS Kar- According to Robert, the idea Barbara Hoffman, nurse prac- "We want to try and raise and it will take place within my dropped the entire Senate hear- ate Program and In association behind the seminar is to teach titioner and president of the Co- awareness," Robert explained. lifetime," he said. "I think it is ing room into attentive silence, with The Link, the Personal As- participants techniques that they alition Against Sexual Offenses, According to Jenny Gerken, right and proper. ... It holds un- said governments should not try sault Strategy Training (P.A.S.T.) can use to protect themselves will be one of the speakers at the one of the coordinators of the told benefits for humankind In to slow the march of science, seminar will take place Tuesday, against an attacker. seminar. She will speak about the seminar, it is a community-wide the future." even for a technology as ethically March 18. Robert said how you carry various types of help available to Ian Wilmut of the Roslln Insti- troubling as human cloning. Robert and Mary Anne Nichol- yourself shows whether you're victims on campus. • See DEFENSE, page three tute in Edinburgh, Scotland, said He said it was wrong for Presi- that since the world learned he dent Clinton to Issue an order to and colleagues had cloned an stop all federally funded human adult sheep named Dolly, there embryo research and for Sen. Theory blames Navy for TWA disaster has been an explosion of specula- Christopher S. Bond, R-Mo., to tion about cloning of humans. propose legislation to make the 7he Associated Press shot down during a Navy training lines pilot Richard Russell, who rant missile strike by the U.S. But Wilmut said human cloning research ban permanent. exercise when a missile "lost its wrote the Internet memo and is military. is not practical, possible or ethi- He compared these govern- NEW YORK - Pierre Salinger, lock on its original target." listed in Salinger's report as a Navy officials say no missile cal. "Similar experiments with ment efforts to the 17th century who fueled the TWA Flight 800 The 62-page report was to be member of his Investigative tests were underway at the time humans would be totally unac- punishment of the astronomer friendly fire debate with a "se- released at a Paris news confer- team. of the crash, and an inventory of ceptable," he said. Galileo, who advanced Coperni- cret" document that turned out to ence Thursday, coinciding with , The Paris-bound 747 exploded the Navy arsenal turned up no "I don't see any reason why we cus' theory that the Earth orbits have come from the Internet, Paris-Match magazine's pub- and crashed minutes after leav- evidence of friendly fire. would want to copy a person," the sun, instead of the other way now has an expanded theory that lication of radar images purport- ing Kennedy Airport on July 17, But a draft version of Saling- said the scientist. "I personally around. a Navy missile downed the Jet- ing to show a mystery blip racing killing all 230 people aboard. er's report, obtained by The As- have still not heard of a potential "I think to attempt to limit hu- liner. toward the TWA plane. Investigators say three possi- sociated Press, says witnesses use of this technique to produce a man knowledge is demeaning to This time, the former ABC Early Tuesday, the FBI seized ble crash theories remain - a monitoring secret Navy antl- new person that I would find human nature," said Harkin. newsman and press secretary to a videotape, supposedly showing bomb, a missile or mechanical terrorism exercises reportedly ethical or acceptable." "What nonsense. What utter, ut- President Kennedy is co-leader the radar images from the Flor- failure - but they insist that an It took 277 attempts to produce ter nonsense of a team that claims the Jet was ida home of retired United Air- investigation has ruled out an er- • See TWA, page three page two The BG News Thursday, March 13, 1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372.6966
AARON WEISBROD H E You don't find time, you make it
And once you're dead who I haven't seen In months have a cellular phone or a beeper, all. for all I know. It might be. You can't come back even though she works right the best chance people have of As a result of this I always try From out of the blue down the street from campus? getting hold of me is In person to keep In touch with the people And into the black About two weeks ago I (which Is almost Impossible If you I want to keep In touch with -Ned Young received a letter from one of the don't eat dinner at Denny's at 3 while doing the things that I classes I taught at Maumee a.m.). or through other people want to do. as well as the things Walt—Weren't you my friend? High School last semester. (Telling the third-shift crew at I supposedly "need" to do. KORN Among other things, the stu- Denny's "If you see Aaron tell him It's a not always an easy BG dents told me that they missed to call me"). balance to maintain, though, The other day I realized that I'll me and that wanted to wish me Until recently I've always told and lately I've allowed It to slip. NEWS be graduating from college In good luck In "whatever It Is I myself, "If I don't get in touch with This has resulted In my inability & about seven weeks. choose to do." so-and-so today, (or If I don't get a to see a lot of the people I've "Serving the Bowling That means that I've spent the "What the hell Is that chance to do a certain task today.) been wanUng to see for the past majority of these last four years suppossed to mean? It's not like I'll do It tomorrow." The question few months...and that sucks. "You see, this Green community for (literally) hidden away In the they're never going to see me Is. however, will tomorrow ever I don't want to spend the last various halls of BGSU. ever again..." 1 started to say to come? few seconds of my life thinking is reality, not over 75 years" Keeping this In mind, I decided myself, before realizing that they I mean, do you really know that "I wish I would of...," nor do I a Disney to work out a little math problem haven't seen me, or heard from you'll be here tomorrow? Or that want to be standing over the movie. 210 West Hall the other day. me. since before Christmas. your friend who you've been casket of someone I cared about Bowling Green State University Out of an average day. I usually What stung even more was meaning to get in touch with will saying "I wish I could have told Wishes usu- Bowling Green, OH have somewhere between three to the fact that I've been meaning be there tomorrow? him/her...." ally don't 43403 five hours of "personal time." to drop them, as well as my No. you don't. There are very You see. this Is reality, not a "mentor teacher," a line since few guarantees in life, and a Disney movie. Wishes usually come true [email protected] which Is time that Isn't being taken up by a previous academic or January., and It's now the predictable death isn't one of don't come true here. here." (419) 372-2601 work-orientated commitment. middle of March. them. Keeping this In mind, make The question I often ask myself As 1 bent my foot behind me The friends and families of that phone call, visit, or e-mail is "How should I spend these few In an attempt to kick myself in people like Julie Kane and Rick you haven't gotten around to Editorial Board 372-6966 precious hours?" There are a the ass. another vision suddenly Machol 'have recently found this making yet. number of people out there who I popped Into my head. out the hard way. If nothing else, let them know Scott Brown like to spend time with, but there My mind flashed to the image Yes. grades are Important. Yes. you're still alive.. .while you still Editor are also a lot of things I want to do of my twin cousins Andrea and having a job so that you can make are. Melissa. The last time 1 saw enough money to survive Is Aaron Weisbrod Is the Thurs- Vince Guerrieri Darla Warnock for myself. Should I spend these few hours them was Christmas Day...the Important. Yes, Ume for yourself is day columnist for The News. Chief Reporter Managing Editor with my friends, some of whom I day I told them that I'd get In Important. This column Is dedicated to the haven't seen In weeks, or possibly touch with them shortly after As far as we know, however, people Aaron cares about and Amy Johnson Mike Wendling even months...or should 1 use the the first of the year. we've only got one shot at life...And wishes he could spend more Assistant Opinion Editor Ume to work on that story I've I haven't talked to them once It's over, it's over. No last time with (especially the people Managing Editor been wanting to write for so long since. minute requests, no appeals, and Aaron hasn't had the Ume to see Brandon Wray now? While Its true that the phone no mercy. When you're dead, lately). Hopefully you all know Penny Brown Entertainment Should I spend it checking my works both ways, most of my you're dead. who you are. Comments, ques- Copy Chief Editor e-mail and dropping a line to some friends know that I'm practically I don't know how you live your tions, complaints, and other stuff of my out-of-state friends, or impossible to get a hold of. I'm life, but I always try to live every can be sent to aaronw@bgnet Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins should I go visit my friend Kathy, rarely at home, and since I don't day as if it might be my last. After bgsu.edu or 210 West HalL Photo Editor Sports Editor
Copy Staff 372-2604 Krisien Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby \'m off. Po.r+y. Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion / v Kelly Von Glahn Elizabeth Reiter ' Dorv t W«<* «p- 'uh-oU?' Ketav. We STILL rvoWr Reporting Staff 372-2604 found the WovseJeeys Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer 0U CvneJ \JO STATE House repeals drug legislation Around the State 77ie Associated Press so we can strut and puff our chests out and say we're tough on Teen-ager arrested COLUMBUS - Pot smokers drugs." who use marijuana for medicinal StUl, the effect likely will be FOSTORIA - A 14-year-old boy was arrested Wednesday In the shooting death of a Findlay man last week. purposes lost their slim legal de- minimal since the penalty for fense in the Ohio House Wednes- Police said Craig Settles has been charged with a juvenile possession of less than three count of aggravated murder. He was being held without bond at day. ounces of marijuana in Ohio is The House voted 63-33 to the Seneca County Juvenile Detention Center. less than $100. A hearing has been scheduled for Thursday afternoon. repeal a barely noticed provision John Hart man, president of Police said Settles shot and killed Charles Green, 31. His body inserted in last year's massive marijuana advocate North Coast was found behind the steering wheel of his van. He had been shot rewrite of the state's criminal NORML, predicted the Issue twice. sentencing law that allowed mar- would return. Authorities have not determined a motive. ijuana users to raise the medical "It wasn't a total loss," Hart- issue in court. The Senate man said. "We opened a lot of School district accused of undermining prin- repealed the section last month, new doors at the Statehouse." cipal's authority and Gov. George Voinovich is Rep. Ron Hood, R-Canfield, expected to sign the bill. threw a curve into the debate Proponents of the repeal said TOLEDO - A civil rights group has accused the city school dis- when he offered an amendment trict's teachers union of trying to undermine an elementary they merely wanted to correct a that would have banned the so- school principal's authority. mistake made in the last legisla- called "morning-after" abortion Dorothy Batson, principal at Nathan Hale Elementary School, tive session. pUl RU-486. has tried to put changes into effect to help students. "The piece of legislation ... has The House never voted on the Those policies have been fought by the Toledo Federation of more holes than a piece of Swiss amendment after Mason suc- Teachers, said David Taylor in, president of the Toledo branch cheese," said Rep. James Mason, cessfully argued that it did not of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo- R-Bexley, who warned that drug belong in the marijuana legisla- ple. dealers could use the excuse or tion. He said the union has been "undermining everything that Mrs. that pot users could get mari- Batson does, and it has a racial motivation." Meanwhile, the Senate voted to Taylor said he believes the district wants to remove Mrs. Bat- juana to treat headaches or other end a right of passage for Ohio's minor ailments. AiMclat td ft*" »*••• son, who is black. 16-year-olds by tightening the But the union's president, Francine Lawrence, said the allega- Others accused lawmakers of process for getting drivers' li- Dr. Lester Grinspoon, psychiatry professor from the Harvard Medical tions were unfounded. Teachers have told union officials that resorting to political grandstand- censes. School, views a slide last month as he prepared to testify at the Ohio Mrs. Batson will not enforce school discipline and other school ing at the expense of disabled Under the bill approved on a Statehouse in Columbus. Grinspoon told a Senate Committee that mar- policies. Ohioans who claim marijuana 27-6 vote, the state's teens would ijuana is an inexpensive, safe and versatile drug. Mrs. Batson said "resistance" by her staff has made her job helps alleviate the nausea, pain be issued a probationary license harder. and other symptoms of cancer, until their 18th birthday. In the strict ions. "Driving by is more dangerous "It would do wonders if we were to have everyone on the same AIDS, epilepsy, glaucoma and meantime, they would only be al- Sponsor Bruce Johnson, than drive-by shootings," said page," she said. other diseases. lowed to drive with an adult, be R-Westerville, said the bill - Johnson, citing statistics that School Superintendent Merrill Grant said he would meet the "This is nonsense," said Rep. school's staff next week. required to complete more train- which now goes to the House show that teens are four times "It needs a solution. We can't continue this way," he said. Michael Fox, R-Hamilton. "This ing in the classroom and behind for consideration - would save more likely to be involved in is ail about playing to the crowd the wheel and face other re- lives. traffic accidents than adults. Proctor & Gamble develops web site Mother Company uses Internet to offer School of Public Health, the Procter & Gamble for years Risks of the National Institutes accused U.S. Department of Agricul- because of the company's con- of Health will provide money alternatives to animal testing ture, the Food and Drug Ad- tinuing use of animals in prod- to establish the web site. ministration and the National uct testing. The consumer The Associated Press P&G said it would be part of Institutes of Health. products company has said it is P&G said the site's goals in death a coalition that will develop a The web site will provide a working to reduce the number would be to replace existing CINCINNATI - Procter & site on the Internet's World way for scientists, educators, of laboratory animals it uses, animal test methods with non- Gamble Co. said Wednesday Wide Web. Other members of veterinarians and others but would not provide specific animal testing methods numbers. of child that It and other organizations the coalition include the Hu- worldwide to obtain informa- whenever possible, to reduce will develop an Internet site mane Society of the United tion about alternatives to ani- the number of animals needed The Associated Press for exchange of information States, the Center for Alterna- mal use in product testing. Procter & Gamble, the Hu- and to refine research proce- about how to reduce the use of tives for Animal Testing at the Animal-rights activists have mane Society and the Office dures in which animal use re- STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - A animals in product testing. Johns Hopkins University criticized Cincinnati-based for Protection from Research mains necessary. woman accused of killing her newborn daughter and then leav- ing the body In the trunk of her car for nearly a month has been charged with murder. Ohio objects to stricter air pollution standards The charge against Jennifer Pyles was upgraded from invo- The Associated Press "I urge you to carefully con- breathe healthy air, she said air regulations "the toughest is- more than the EPA's estimate of luntary manslaughter after a sider the unintended negative Monday. sue I've had to deal with" in four compliance costs for the entire Jefferson County grand jury in- WASHINGTON - Two months consequences of this proposal," "Science now tells us that our years as head of the EPA, earlier nation. dicted her Wednesday. She is of lobbying were topped by two Voinovich said in his letter to air pollution standards are not this week described the proposal now charged with one count each pages of persuasion and 400 EPA Administrator Carol Brow- adequate to protect the public's as "under a relentless attack by Residential electric bills would of murder, abuse of a corpse, pages of documentation as Ohio ner. health and that the current stan- some industry representatives." go up anywhere from 2.3 percent failure to report the knowledge lodged its official objections to Browner already postponed dards leave too many at risk," Some in industry say "we must to 17.4 percent, and 970,000 man- of a death and child endanger- the U.S. Environmental Protec- Implementation of the air pollu- Browner said in a speech in Cali- first understand how these pollu- ufacturing jobs "could be nega- ment. tion Agency's proposal to tion rules because of complaints fornia. tants move through the human tively affected," Voinovich toughen air pollution standards. from Voinovich and other gov- The EPA is expected to impose body, each twist and turn, before wrote, though he didn't define Ms. Pyles, 21, of Steubenville is free on $15,000 bond, but her In the filing, released Tuesday, ernors but lately has taken pains the new standards for ozone and we act," Browner said. "My re- the negative effects feared. bond may be raised at her ar- Gov. George Voinovich painted a to demonstrate that the delay soot this summer. sponse is simply to ask, why? We Browner talked about costs in raignment Friday in Common foreboding picture of problems hasn't shaken her confidence The period for public comment have a cause - air pollution. We feared for Ohio, including higher that the federal government is on on the rule change ends Wednes- have an effect - aggravated her speech, saying industry pre- Pleas Court. electric bills, road-building de- the right course. day. Volnovich's letter was dated asthma, respiratory problems dicted acid rain controls would Attorney Dominick E. Olivito, cost $1,500 per ton of sulfur diox- Jr., who is representing Ms. lays and vanishing farmland as To back away from requiring Monday. and premature death. Why ide, but the cost now is "less than Pyles, said he was not surprised industry finds it cheaper to build tighter air quality standards for Previously, Ohio's two senators wait?" $100," and the auto industry pre- that the charges were elevated. factories in "greenfields" rather smog-causing ozone and micros- and most of its representatives Voinovich's letter said it would dicted new California emission than rehabilitate industrial build- copic soot would amount to aban- had signed a delegation letter ob- cost some $7S0 million for the ings In abandoned urban "brown- doning the government's com- jecting to the new standards. state to partially comply with the standards would cost $1,500 a "She's nervous and very ap- fields." mitment to ensure Americans Browner, calling the proposed new ozone standard, which is car, but the actual cost was $100. prehensive right now," he said of his client. TWA If convicted of the murder DEFENSE charge, Ms. Pyles faces 15 years Mary Anne said that in addition tend this meeting because wom- ter and thoughout the summer. Continued from page one. Continued from page one. to life in prison. to teaching physical skills, the en walk alone at night and are Classes are offered through the heard a male voice say '"Oh, my event and they are encouraging seminar will help participants to often afraid while they are doing continuing education depart- Steubenville police were in- everyone to come. Gerken said use mental skills as well to ward so, Robert said. ment. God, I just hit that plane,' and an- other sailor reportedly confessed formed of the death on Feb. 3 they hope the participants will off an attacker. "I can't imagine what it's like when the body was discovered in walk away from this with a sense "We'll demonstrate skills to to walk across campus in fear," The classes are six weeks long, to his father, 'Dad, we shot it down.'" the trunk of Ms. Pyles' car. of security, self-confidence and use so you can get away and save Robert said. "Statistics show that and the second session has just County Coroner John Metcalf, your life," Mary Anne said. one out of four women will be as- started for the second semester, Federal investigators also information that will help them. received an advance copy of the who performed an autopsy on the Gerken said she wants people In addition to learning tech- saulted In their lifetime. What we Gerken said. Anyone interested report, dated March 6 and au- 6-pound, 4-ounce baby, de- to realize that the seminar is not niques, the campus police will are trying to do is make them can still join. termined that the child was born explain how to report a crime and aware and defend themselves." thored by Salinger, Mike Som- some "big karate lesson." mer and Ian Goddard. It contains alive and lived for several "They won't be learning big what types of action is taken dur- The seminar costs $2 and all few documented facts and is full minutes because she took at least karate techniques but rather a- ing and after a crime to help Gerken said that the UKS kar- proceeds will go to Behavioral of unattributed quotes, technical one breath and swallowed. dapted techniques," Gerken said. them apprehend and prosecute ate program has been on the Connections. It will be from 6:30 jargon and rambling speculation However, Metcalf said the baby "It'll be common sense moves the attacker. campus for over 20 years. They p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Anderson died of secondary suffocation that anyone can use." Women especially should at- offer classes twice every semes- Arena. about missiles, aircraft, ships and secret Navy activities. shortly after its birth. HAS.WJNTWJWHA 530 S. MAPLE ST. ■S Now Leasing Summer & Fall LlTTVE TpUGH ON VpMR Fox Run * Haven House Manor Piedmont * Birchwood Place Mini Mall * Small Buildings BriNG your bike to Book's Cycling & Fitness Frontier Housing * Houses AND LET Then CHeck your bike OVER. Ail residents receive a membership to Light Tune: $19.50 Cherrywood Health Spa (Indoor heated swimming pool, sauna. HydraSpa Complete Tune: $36.50 Whirlpool, complete exercise equipment, complete locker room and shower lacUites.) ' Prices Do Not Include Parts ' Normal Waiting Time is 1-2 Days NOW THRU APRIL 26 5% OFF ALL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 10% OFF LABOR (with this coupon) page four The BG News Thursday. March 13, 1997 NATION Holdup leaves Ad campaign targets germs The Associated Press Gotham executive overseeing the account. guard stunned NEW YORK - A meticulously The ads cover one entire side groomed man In a suit and over- of 570 60-foot-long subway cars, "The Lord was so good... He coat, shoehorned into a sweating, all but forcing commuters to The Associated Press gave her strength," said her sneezing crush of rush-hour hu- ponder such concepts as, "The sister Alma Brown. She said manity on the New York City turnstiles have at least 11,700,000 DETROIT - A bank guard all her sister could remember subway, pointed to an ad above germs. (Have a nice day.)" was found cowering In the of Tuesday's ordeal was that his head and wrinkled his nose. (That's a made-up number, but building's basement Wednes- the gunman put a shotgun to The advertisement read: "You Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., the day, more than a day after she her head. are the 423rd person to touch that maker of Keri products, has was threatened by a gunman Police Chief Isaiah McKin- pole today. Enough said." hired a microbiologist to actually during a rampage that left non said the gunman pointed "Ew!" the man said, grabbing a count germs on subway poles, to- four people dead. the gun at Ms. Brown's head pole to keep from falling as the kens and pay phones by swab- Virene Brown, who was not and said he was going to kill train jerked to a stop. A friend bing one square inch of surface armed, was found by a main- her, but somehow he was dis- grimaced and wiped her hand on area and doing a little multiplica- tenance worker in the boiler tracted, and she fled into the her coat tion. The numbers will be room of the Comerica bank basement before anyone in the Nearby was another ad that released next week with free to-, and taken to a hospital. She bank was shot. warned: 'The last guy holding tion samples outside subway was frightened, upset and de- "He turned in another direc- that pole was named Sal Mone- stations.) j> hydrated, police said. tion and she ran" 11a" Judging from commuters' The ad campaign is for a new squirms, the message is on tar-1 antibacterial hand lotion, and it get. capitalizes on New Yorkers' "It's a sick ad campaign," Jeff squeamish relationship with Jacobs, a 31-year-old financial their subway. consultant, said with a laugh. "I It's "the 'ew!' factor," said Gail don't want to think about it." Taryn, a spokeswoman for He added, however, "I'll prob- Gotham Inc., the ad agency han- ably buy it." dling the campaign for Keri Anti- Catharine Scruggs, 34, an edu- TONIGHT: Bacterial Hand Lotion. cation administrator, read the And it's only in New York. ads with a look of revulsion. "What better way to get people "I already feel that way when I AtMctMed Pnii ph*l* thinking about germs and anti- ride the subway," she said. "I A New York transit rider looks at a new subway ad campaign promot- bacterial products than the sub- think it's really effective because ing Keri Anti-bacterial Hand Lotion, which claims to fight the germs 19 and Over Every Night way?" asked Robin Koval, the it disgusts you as you ride." that are present in subway cars. Around the Nation *^ MMV«««« es&mansstf31Utmn>t9l3* VKAMHA. asIll nums ^ Crowded prisons 3&SMMS. «w# vw wvisats Fur farmers cautious after firebombing ana Jims oi&t. eamiMsm ms •maw tpmzzsm SALT LAKE CITY - Fur farmers were taking extra precau- release felons tions and stepping up security following a firebombing at a mink-feed plant that caused up to $1 million in damage. The Associated Press Corrections Department offi- SM®m asm An animal rights activist claimed responsibility for the fire cials hurried Wednesday to noti- ® early Tuesday at the Utah Fur Breeders Agricultural Coop- TAMPA, Fla - Mitchell Sexton fy local police about the freed erative in the Salt Lake City suburb of Sandy. fatally stabbed his father with a convicts, while six members of Six pipe bombs destroyed several trucks and Ignited a fire in double-edged knife and used an the agency's victim-assistance the plant's main building. electrical cord to hang the body office phoned and wrote victims "That's about as big an act of terrorism as you can find," said from the handle of an exercise who had asked to be told if their mm murs Richard Westwood, a mink farmer and a member of the coop- bike. erative's board of directors. attackers ever went free. State No injuries were reported and none of the 300 minks at the Norman James Eastman beat a law allows victims to ask that farm were released or harmed. But Utah fur farmers, the na- 2-year-old to death for vomiting they be notified if a criminal is smammaw W3SViM3?T? 6flii S?5-5-*«l tion's second-highest producers of mink, were not taking the fire in his Corvette, punching the about to get out. lightly. child so hard that the youngster's The inmates were given $100 Westwood said he and other farmers will depend on security bowels ruptured. and were either turned over to systems and have hired guards to patrol their farms. The co-op Johnny L. Yearby led a gang of relatives or given a bus ticket to also plans to fence its yard and install an outside alarm system. teens who cornered a homeless the Florida destination of their GREENBRIAR, INC. J.P. Goodwin, national director of the Dallas-based Coalition to man in a courtyard and beat him choice. Abolish the Fur Trade, said he got a phone call from an animal to death with a baseball bat as he One of those released was Da- rights activist taking responsibility for Tuesday's bombings. Time is running out on Goodwin said the caller threatened more attacks if demands of yelled, "Why are you doing this vid Bombay, who robbed gas two Syracuse, N.Y., inmates are not met. The inmates, Jeff Wat- to me?" They picked over his station owner William True of kins and Nicole Rogers, were on a hunger strike demanding body, even removing his shoes to Largo, Fla., in 1986. these apartments... changes in the way animals are trapped and treated. look for money. "He shouldn't get out early, but The men were among 300 ra- as long as he stays out of trouble, Parking attendant wins lawsuit after being hit pists, robbers and other felons good for him," True said. "I be- • Columbia Court freed this week from prisons lieve in second chances. If they PORTLAND, Ore. - An airport parking attendant won a $1 mil- across the state in one of biggest get a second chance, and they lion verdict against a doctor who hit her with his Mercedes-Benz mass releases of violent law- blow it, well, shame on them and • Field Manor when she tried to give him a parking ticket. breakers in Florida history. Two back they go." June Grittman, who was paid $11 an hour to enforce parking hundred more will probably be House Speaker Dan Webster, a regulations at the Portland airport, testified that Dr. Darrell released on Monday, and an addi- Republican, said he will intro- • Frazee Avenue Brett said he could "buy and sell" people like her after she asked him in 1995 to move from a no-parking zone. tional 2,200 will go free in the duce legislation that would force As she stood in front of the neurosurgeon's car writing a $25 coming months and years. any of the released prisoners • Campbell Hill ticket, Brett bumped her across the knees, backed up and hit her The convicts left prison on convicted of another crime to again, sending her sprawling onto the hood. Tuesday because of a U.S. Su- serve all the "gain time" they Witnesses testified that Brett bragged of making $3 million a preme Court decision last month were awarded In addition to • Buff year and told Grittman that if she didn't get out of the way, he that restored "gain time" - time whatever they get for the new would run her over. off that the state automatically offense. A jury Tuesday awarded her $200,000 for physical and emo- granted to prisoners to relieve "These guys are hardened • Mercer Manor tional injuries and $800,000 in punitive damages. overcrowding, then took away. criminals and are going to revert Brett had no comment. "A hell of a lot of innocent peo- to their old ways," he warned. Brett is accused in a separate, $300,000 lawsuit of making eth- nic slurs against a pharmacist who called for confirmation of a ple are going to be robbed, raped The state introduced "gain ... Get them while they last! prescription. and murdered," Lee County time" In 1983. In some cases an Sheriff John McDougall said inmate could earn up to two Gang member executed for abduction Wednesday. "How many people months of credit for every month 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 HUNTSV1LLE, Texas - The leader of a gang that raped and are going to have to die in order served. About 4,000 inmates who robbed in attacks at Houston apartment complexes was executed to pay for this blunder?" earned gain time had been Wednesday for the abduction, rape and murder of a college stu- Four killers from his county in released by 1992. dent in 1986. southwestern Florida were State Attorney General Bob John Kennedy Barefield, 32, whose criminal record began at among the prisoners released, Butterworth revoked automatic age 16 with a Louisiana burglary conviction, was put to death by including Sexton, who was sen- gain time in 1992 to prevent vio- lethal injection for the the shooting death of Cindy RounsavUle, tenced in 1988 to 22 years for lent Inmates from leaving prison 25.ofTulsa.Okla. murder. early. I-or advi-rtisiiiu information call 372-260? Swimwcar Selected Styles up to Now Tanning Corner of Ridge 50-70% OFF! & Thurstin All Under $30 *Z_ days a week (within walking distance) JCPenney Best Design -J Out Our Team in BG ' Tropical Decor! 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HOI Ks ".mi >pm Mon evening uppoiiiliiK ills ;IIMI uwiiliiblc § Collegiate Connection £ \mwinlitwnls and walk-ins weh'ome BG Store Only! 8 531 Ridge St. 352-8333 J V.V.V.W.V.V.VAV.V/.VAV.V.V.vX Woodland Mall Thursday, March 13, 1997 The BG News page five NATION Tolls Reverend accused of sexual abuse may fund The Associated Press cial Maciel Degollado, founder ant said. month, said in a story Wednes- One of the accusers dictated a of the Legionaries of Christ, Maciel, 76, who is based in day that the chief Vatican deathbed statement in 199S ac- HARTFORD, Conn. - Nine molested them in Spain and Rome, denied the charges in a spokesman, Joaquin Navarro- cusing Maciel of molestation, highway men have accused the head of Italy In the 1940s, '50s and '60s. letter published in the Courant Valls, was holding to a decision the Courant said. an international Roman Catho- The men said they made a week ago. He described them not to comment on the allega- None of the accusers has lic order of sexually abusing their accusations public be- as "defamations and falsities tions. filed legal action or sought fi- them decades ago when they cause the Vatican did not re- with no foundation what- Those making the claims in- nancial compensation from the projects were boys and young men spond to letters from two soever" and said he was pray- clude a priest, an engineer and Legion or the Catholic Church. training to be priests, The priests sent through church ing for his accusers. a lawyer. Most of the men are They told the newspaper that The Associated Press Hartford Courant reported. channels In 1978 and 1989 seek- The Courant, which first re- Mexicans and Mexican- all they seek Is accountability The men said the Rev. Mar- ing an investigatlon.the Cour- ported on the allegations last Americans in their 50s and 60s. by church authorities. WASHINGTON - President Clinton's $175 billion program for new highway projects could hit some of America's drivers in the pocketbook: To help foot the bill, the plan would allow states to charge tolls on Interstate highways. But Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater is playing down the change. Slater said that while the bill does give states permission to charge tolls on existing sections of the interstate system, it Is only "a modest change" from pre- vious policy. "We do not believe a lot of states will take advantage of It, but clearly they should have the opportunity," Slater said at a news conference at the Trans- portation Department. Morton Downey, the depart- ment's No. 2 official, said the change was made in response to requests by some states for an- other source of revenue for state and city transportation projects. Downey said existing law re- 10% quires all such tolls to be "just sodium nitrite and reasonable." At present, tolls are permitted on highways now used as inter- states that were built entirely with state revenues before the creation of the Interstate High- you don't want way System in 1956. An example: to know the New Jersey Turnpike. Another exception would be certain new constructions of In- terstate segments such as a new bridge. Bill Fay, president of the American Highway Users Alli- ance, called granting permission for states to collect tolls on exist- ing segments of the interstate network built after 1956 an ex- ample of "double taxation." "Those highways have already 30°/ been paid for by taxpayers," he animal fat said. # representative will be giving a presentation on health and nutrition on Wednesday March 19th in 117 0lscamp at 7:30 p.m. This is open to the entire campus. Sponsored by Arnold Air Society. 1-800-COLLECT ^44% SAVINGS Dial 1-800-COLLECT and save up to 44%: RftMU IH! POTENTIAL OI YOUR SPECIES (.U'l Xtlll Work tor play, wkrrevrr i|ou want. wnenrvrr IJOU wanl, with a Mac Off M Huh book rompuifT from Inr Lomputri I .iiiijiiul. Hrniali from) I i -,. L IHfffirafACIORY phone: 354-2110 http://www.answerlactory.coni reality.C8 S.Main. Downtown "(>l Illl IIIIIICI lllll. tllllll lllll II I 3 I Mil ITU Ilium lull! Illllllltl nil. page six The BG News Thursday, March 13, 1997 Changes expected in Peruvian rape law The Asvxiaied Press He had hoped to take advan- an unknown man who had hurt an important victory for women been raoed to consent to mar- "crime against honor that could tage of a Peruvian law dating to her. The punishment was for the and for Peruvian society. riage to "save the family honor." be rectified through marriage." LIMA, Peru - When 14-year- 1852 that lets rapists go free if woman. It's absurd," said Con- She said the case of Juana, a In a country where nearly 50 After much debate, the Justice old Juana was 10, her stepfather they marry their victims. But he gresswoman Martha Hilde- poor child living in Lima's Villa percent of the population is poor, Commission voted unanimously began raping her. He continued drew a four-year sentence after a brandt, one of the bill's support- Maria del Triunfo barrio, is far rape victims sometimes are co- Tuesday to get rid of the old law. to do so for three years while her local women's group convinced ers. too common In Peru, where at erced with money into marrying If the new law is approved as ex- mother worked as a live-In maid Juana that her stepfather's offer A 1991 addition to the old law least 25,000 women are raped a their attackers, she said. pected by the full Congress, ra- In the home of a wealthy family. would not solve her problems. also allows co-defendants in a year. "She could be any girl by Congresswoman Beatriz Mer- pists no longer will be able to use Her mother found out last year That law is expected to be gang rape to go free if one of any name in Peru," Yanez said. ino, who introduced the repeal marriage to escape punishment. when Juana became pregnant stricken from Peru's penal code them marries the woman, a pro- Yanez said Peruvian society measure, said it would eliminate For many Peruvians, the and told her what had happened. on Thursday, when Congress vision Hlldebrandt called overvalues virginity, and Peru- a law that "offends the dignity of change is long overdue. Juana's stepfather was jailed, but takes up a Justice Committee "grotesque." vian women often feel they have women." "The rapist is an aggressor. he offered from his cell to "fix" bill. Women's groups and others Attorney Gina Yanez of the lost their worth once they are no She said under the proposed How can you let him get off by the whole situation: he'd leave his say it's about time. Manuela Ramos women's group longer virgins. Relatives also law, rape Is redefined as a "crime marrying the victim?" asked wife and marry Juana. "Imagine a woman marrying said eliminating the law would be pressure young women who have against liberty" instead of a homemaker Ana Maria Tejeira. Government combats air Health official pleads pollution problem in Paris innocent to negligence The Associated Press The new measures mean that more passengers are exempt, of a pharmaceutical company when pollution reaches "level as are taxis, buses, electric The Associated Press possible as far as my duties were PARIS - Trying to keep the three," traffic restrictions, cars and commercial vehicles. also face trial on professional concerned." City of Light from turning into free parking and free public TOKYO - A former health min- negligence charges. Matsumura's trial began two the City of Smog, the French transport go into effect Mrs. Lepage said disobedient istry official pleaded Innocent Matsumura and the others are days after the start of the trial of government has announced its The air quality levels are de- drivers would be fined. The Wednesday to professional neg- accused of barring the Import of Takeshi Abe, a doctor who once first crackdown on eye-smart- termined by the amounts of amount has not yet been de- ligence in failing to stop the sale heat-treated blood products until advised the government on AIDS ing air pollution in Paris. sulfur dioxide, ozone and ni- termined. of untreated blood products that 1985 to allow Japanese com- policy. Abe denied charges of French Environment Minis- trogen dioxide in the air. French ecologists were skep- caused thousands of AIDS infec- panies to come up with their own negligence in the death of a he- mophilia patient infected with ter Corinne Lepage announced On the first day of a level-th- tical Wednesday. tions in Japan. technology. Akihito Matsumura was direc- AIDS from untreated blood the new restrictions in the ree alert, only cars whose li- About 2,000 Japanese, mostly tor of the health ministry divi- products. National Assembly on Tues- cense plates begin with even "Level-three pollution is rare hemophiliacs, contracted the sion that handled blood products AIDS virus from the untreated Companies that supplied the day, the same day speed limits numbers will be allowed on the because the thresholds are set untreated blood products have were lowered on the beltway from 1984 to 1986, when he alleg- products, and about 400 have roads. If the pollution persists, unusually high," the Green reached an out-of-court settle- circling the city due to worsen- edly allowed the untreated blood died. only cars with odd-numbered Party said, calling Instead for products to be used even though ment with surviving patients, but measures to tackle "the too- At the opening of his trial ing air quality. plates can be driven the next three former presidents of Green Pollution reached a "level important role of cars in city he knew of their risks. Wednesday in Tokyo District day. Another Japanese health offi- Cross Corp., the top supplier of two" rating earlier this week. Vehicles carrying three or life." Court, Matsumura pleaded inno- cial and three former presidents cent, saying: "I did everything the blood products, face charges. ONE BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY Winthrop Terrace and Magic + Comedy = Tuesday - Sunday Summit Terrace DRINK SPECIALS Apartments 6-9PM...Ladies 0nly...Fri. & Sat. 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For Information Call (313)965-3099 -YYV has six lubricants, so (t protects your skin from nicks and f«an foams. Far a doser, more comfortable BEAT MICHIGAN! e. It* just in tne ruck of time. Thursday, March 13,1997 The BG News page seven Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Mountaineers end Falcons'season Daniels scores career-high 38 in disappointing 98-95 loss By SCOTT BROWN in the ball game." The BC News BG closed back within four points after a Jay Larranaga MORGANTOWN, W.Va - For 3-pointer with 3:21 left, but the a split second. It looked liked An- Falcons couldn't come up with a tonio Daniels had done it again. defensive stop over the final Bowling Green, down 10 with minutes. five minutes to go, nearly com- Twice the Mountaineers pleted another remarkable missed free throws In the final comeback Wednesday in the first minute but came up with an round of the NTT. offensive rebound, spelling doom Instead, Daniels, In the last for BG's chances. game of his brilliant Falcon ca- BG was out rebounded 48-30. reer, had a desperation 3-pointer The Falcons drained 16 3-poin- at the buzzer kiss off the rim in a ters, one shy of the school record. wild 98-95 West Virginia win be- Daniels, Larranaga and DeMar fore 4,087 fans here at the WVU Moore sank five apiece. Coliseum. "Bowling Green is a great Daniels, the MAC's Player of team," said West Virginia coach the Year, had a career-high 38 Gale Catlett. "They deserve a lot points but couldn't get the roll of credit." after a good look from 26 feet as The Falcons could not come up the final horn sounded. with an answer for West Virgin- On his way to perhaps a lottery ia's powerful inside-outslde pick In June's NBA draft, Daniels combination of Malone and Sel- stood near the right wing, unable don Jefferson. to comprehend how his shot did not fall. Jefferson had 29 points on "I thought it was going off the 13-of-18 shooting, while Malone glass," he said. "That's how it had 18 rebounds and 24 points. goes sometimes." "We couldn't handle their pick- BG ends its most successful and-roll," said BG head coach season in nearly SO years at 22-10 Jim Larranaga "Jefferson is a overall. BG last won as many as great player." 22 games in the 1948-49 season. An era ended here in Morgan- BG has not won an NIT game town with Daniels and Larranaga since 1954, spanning six appear- in their final games as a Falcon. ances. Daniels was nothing short of West Virginia (20-9) advances spectacular in his final perform- to the second round of the NIT to ance, dishing out eight assists to play North Carolina State next go along with 14-of-23 shooting. week. He finishes in second place on The Mountaineers, down by as BG's all-time scoring and assist many as eight points early In the lists. second half, had 19 first-half "I had a fantastic time while I turnovers and quickly found out was here," Daniels said. "I went why no team has tried to run with from a boy to a man. the Falcons this season. "I really found out that there BG, seemingly cruising early are worse things than losing col- in the second half, veered off lege basketball games." course when West Virginia went Larranaga, BG's all-time lead- to a matchup zone defense. ing 3-polnt shooter, and Moore A 16-2 Mountaineer run, cul- each had 17 points, while Antho- minating with a follow slam by ny Stacey had 11 points for the Gordon Malone at the 9K)8 mark, Falcons. gave West Virginia a 62-54 lead. The Fajcons got back to within BOWLING GREEN (22-10) two points with six minutes to go, Larranaga 6-12 0-0 17, Stacey 4-13 3-4 11, but a pair of crucial turnovers Cowan 2-8 1 2 5. Moore 6-15 0 0 17, Daniels 14-23 5-7 38, Reid 2-5 04) S, Euerkamp 0-2 swung the momentum back 0-00.Murray 1-30-0 2. Totals35-81 9-1395. toward the Mountaineers. WEST VIRCINIA (20-9) Owena 7-9 2-5 16. Solhelm 1-3 1-2 5, Ma- A 7-0 spurt, capped by another lone 10-11 4-8 24. Pledger 3-8 1-1 7, Jeffer- Malone slam, gave West Virginia .ton 13-18 2-3 29. West 4-7 r»8 15. Jonee 0-2 a 79-69 lead with five minutes 0-2 0, Gone 1-1 0-0 2, liguori 0-1 2-2 2. To- lala 394018-3198. remaining. After 19 giveaways in the first HaitiIma - Bowling Green 41, Weal Vir- ginia 34. 3-polnlara - WV 2-6 (Jelferaon 1-4, half, the Mountaineers had just Waal 1-2), BG 11-32 (Larranaga 5-9, Moore seven turnovers in the second. 5-11, Oanlek) 5-7, Raid 1-3, Ealerkamp 0-2). "They did a great job of han- Rebounds - WV 48 (Malone 18), BO 30 Anoclaird Preai paeta (Sucey, Cowan 6). Aaalaia - WV 18 (Jotter- dling [our press]," Daniels said. eon •), BO IS (Oanlala •). Turnover! - WV West Virginia's Damian Owens (24) grabs the ball in front of BG's con uniform, as BG dropped the game 98-95. "I think that was the difference 28, BG 12. Fouled Out - Raid. A - 4,087. Jay Larranaga. Larranaga scored 17 points in his last game in a Fal- Falcons to take on Michigan in semifinals NIT Results By BLAKE PARKINS champion Michigan, who has lost a transformation which may "Bobby made some big saves The BC News previous ten years. Wat* Virginia 98, Bowling only three decisions this season. have been in BG's favor. Borek, when he had to," Powers said. "I'm still having a hard time Green 95 The Falcons' two-game sweep Ousting the Lakers completed believing that we won four however, was quick to credit the play of the Falcons. at Lake Superior last week a five-game season sweep of games [in Sault Ste. Marie] this Senior explosion Bradley 66, Oexel S3 earned them a trip to Joe Louis Lake Superior, an unconven- year," said BG coach Buddy "We're in a rebuilding year, and they're already built," Borek Arena Friday for the second tional feat for any team In college Powers. "This is so far removed The Falcon seniors decided Texas-Christian 85, Alabama- said. "I said it at the beginning of round of the Central Collegiate hockey. Lake State has a long- from the norm when these teams that they didn't want to end their Birmingham 62 Hockey Association playoffs. standing tradition of success in usually play." the year that Michigan and Bowl- careers without making a trip to ing Green were the best hockey BG will take on CCHA regular the postseason, having advanced Lake State, under first-year the Joe and led the team to vic- Nebraska 67, Washington 63 season and defending NCAA to the second round each of the coach Scott Borek, is undergoing teams in the league. tory in both ends of the rink. "They're just a better hockey "I think we really stepped up Arkansas 101, Northern Ari- team than we are." and showed the other guys what zona 75 we had to do and I think they in Defense is key turn followed us," said Kelman. Pittsburgh 82. New Orleans 63 "We led, and they followed, and The best determinant of the that's what you have to do." Connecticut 71, lona 66 Falcons' success against the The veterans chalked up 11 of Wolverines will be the con- Florida Stale 82, Syracuse 67 sistency of the defense. BG will the 13 goals for the weekend. need to control Michigan's tran- Brett Punchard (three goals, four assists) and Mike Johnson (three Notre Dame 74, Oral Roberta sition game on the larger ice sur- 58 face at the Joe to give itself goals, three assists) were BG's every chance to win. top scorers. Punchard tallied all of his goals in game two with his rAchigan Stale 65, George Playoff hockey is often charac- WasNgtonSO terized by tight scores, making first career hat trick. each defensive mistake crucial. Curtis Fry also played well in his return from a knee Injury North Carolina State 77, Powers was pleased with the Southwest Missouri 66 team's defense at Sault Ste. back on Feb. 22 against Ohio Marie, especially the trio of State. Fry posted four points on Nevada at Fresno Stale(n) senior blueliners Todd Kelman, two goals and two assists, includ- Matt Eldred and Kelly Perrault. ing a short-handed one to put the Lakers out of their misery in the Memphis at UNLV(n) "The defensive core -- Kelman, final game. Eldred and Perrault - played Fry and Johnson, who were se- Oregon at Hawaii(n) really well," said the BG com- lected CCHA honorable mention, mander. "It was a real team have been the breadwinners for Tonight'. Gam*. effort." Powers all season. Powers was also pleased with "Fry and Johnson have been Miami al Michigan netminder Bob Petrle, who has good all year," Powers said. a BGNewaPketekyRMaUKebayaaal stopped 91 percent of shots he "When they produce the offense Tulane at Oklahoma Stale The Falcons upset Lake Superior last weekend, but they will have their hands full with first-place Michi- has faced over the past three like they did ... we're a pretty gan. games. good club." page eight The BG News Thursday, March 13, 1997 COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA Tournament first round schedule NCAA Basketball Tournament At A Glance All-American Fortson fired up By The Associated Press All Tunes EST The Associated Press EAST REGIONAL First Round CINCINNATI - Danny Fortson At Lawrence Joel Coliseum Is fired up. That can only help the Wlnsloa-Salem, N.C. No. 10 Cincinnati Bearcats as Tonight they prepare to play against But- California (21-8) vs. Princeton (24-3), 12:15 p.m. ler in the first round of the NCAA VUlaaova (23-9) vs. Long Island University (21-8), 30 minutes tournament Thursday. after previous game "I'm going to play like a man North Carolina (24^) vs. Fairfleld (11-18), 7:40 pjn. possessed," Fortson said. "I've Indiana (22-10) vs. Colorado (21-9), 30 minutes after previous never been more motivated in game my life. This year was supposed At Pittsburgh Civic Arena to be my year - our year. It still Pittsburgh can be," Friday The Bearcats were ranked No. Wisconsin (18-9) vs. Texas (16-11), 12:15 p.m. South Carolina (24-7) vs. Cup pin State (21-8), 30 minutes after 1 in the preseason, but quickly previous game fell from that lofty position and New Mexico (24-7) vs. Old Dominion (22-10), 7:40 p.m. never regained it. Louisville (23-8) vs. Massachusetts (19-13), 30 minutes after pre- The Bearcats (25-7) rely on vious game Fortson, a junior power forward SOUTHEAST REGIONAL chosen as a first-team Ail- First Round American. Fortson, also a two- At The Pyramid time Conference USA player of Memphis, Tenn. the year, averages 21.4 points Tonight and 9.2 rebounds a game. Fortson is considering going to Kansas (32-1) vs. Jackson State (14-15), 12:25 p.m. the NBA after this season. Purdue (17-11) vs. Rhode Island (20-9), 30 minutes after previous The Butler Bulldogs will be game making their first NCAA tour- Maryland (21-10) vs. College of Charleston (28-2), 7:50 p.m. Arizona (19-9) vs. South Alabama (23-6), 30 minutes after pre- nament appearance in 35 years vious game when they play Cincinnati on At Charlotte Coliseum Thursday afternoon in Auburn APPliw. Charlotte, N.C. Hills, Mich. University of Cincinnati basketball coach Bob Huggins stretches out as his team practices on the floor of Friday Butler has won 11 of its the Palace at Auburn Hills. UC will take on Butler in the first round of the NCAA tournament Thursday past 12 games, and during that night. Georgia (24-8) vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga (22-10), 12:30 p.m. stretch has allowed an opponent Illinois (21-9) vs. Southern California (17-10), 30 minutes after 60 points just once. previous game Butler (23-9) set a school re- of leaving Cincinnati. Marquette (22-8) vs. Providence (21-11), 7:40 p.m. Duke (23-8) vs. cord for wins, winning the Mid- "I'm frustrated at administra- Murray State (20-9), 30 minutes after previous game "I'm going to play like a man possessed. I've western Collegiate Conference tors and frustrated with a lot of people. This could have been never been more motivated in my life. This MIDWEST REGIONAL regular-season and tournament First Round championships. done last week or been done be- year was supposed to be my year -- our year. At The Palace of Auburn Hills "We're a solid team that fore the season even started. It still can be." Auburn Hills, Mich. doesn't make many mistakes," This is stupid," Williams said. Tonight reserve Mike Marshall said. "It's "These type of reviews are Danny Fortson Cincinnati (25-7) vs. Butler (23-9), 1£30 p.m. a tough match-up. We have to really a methodical process and Cincinnati forward Iowa State (20-8) vs. Illinois State (24-5), 30 minutes after pre- play our defense and not make take on a life of their own," Cin- vious game mistakes." cinnati athletics director Gerald Xavier, Ohio (22-5) vs. Vanderbilt (19-11),7:40 p.m. Cincinnati could play in the O'Dell said. "It's imperative that Cincinnati student during the this season, averaging 18 UCLA (21-7) vs. Charleston Southern (17-12), 30 minutes after NCAA tournament without point it runs its course. There's no 1996 summer session to complete minutes of play and three points. previous game his junior college degree before At Kemper Arena guard Charles Williams, whose clear cut timetable." Since his suspension, Terrence Kansas City, Mo. eligibility is in question. Williams The review on Williams appar- accepting a scholarship with the Davis has started the past three Friday has been withheld from recent ently focuses on who paid for Bearcats. games at point guard, and Damon games as a result He Is thinking four courses Williams took as a Williams played in 28 games Flint also takes over at times. Clemson (21-9) vs. Miami, Ohio (21-8), 12.-25 p.m. Tulsa (23-9) vs. Boston University (25-4), 30 minutes after pre- PRO FOOTBALL vious game Mississippi (20-8) vs. Temple (19-10), 7:50 p.m. Minnesota (27-3) vs. Southwest Texas State (16-12), 30 minutes after previous game Upon further review, instant replay fails WEST REGIONAL First Round The Associated Press would apply to possession, out of "We have three timeouts in the current form, bringing to eight At The Huntsman Center bounds and scoring plays, but not first half, we have three timeouts the teams on record against it. Salt Lake City penalties. in the second have and we've had Tonight PALM DESERT, Calif. - Instant Boston College (21-8) vs. Valparaiso (24-6), 2:42 p.m. replay in the NFL died again Instead of having a replay offi- it for eternity. I dont want to Holmgren called Parcel Is on St. Joseph's (24-6) vs. Pacific (24-5), 30 minutes after previous Wednesday, the victim of a pro- cial off the field decide it, the have instant replay compromis- Tuesday evening in an attempt to game posal that was so narrow it was referee would make the decision ing it." get him to change his mind, but Kentucky (30-4) vs. Montana (21-10), 7:55 p.m. nitpicked Into defeat. after viewing a monitor on the This proposal was in trouble the Jets were one of the 10 teams Iowa (21-9) vs. Virginia (18-12), 30 minutes after previous game After a last-minute effort to field. And instead of unlimited from the start. voting no. At The McKale Center resurrect it, 10 teams voted replays determined by that offi- It only got to the floor because Tucson, Artx. against bringing back replay for cial, coaches would make chal- the competition committee was In Wednesday morning's ses- Friday the first time since the 1991 lenges - two a game. willing to present it despite a 4-3 sion, the teams took a non- season. Only seven votes were That was the sticking point vote in the committee against it. binding vote, with 20 teams for it, North Carolina Charlotte (21-8) vs. Georgetown (20-9), 2:42 p.m. needed to defeat the proposal. with many teams, even with The three in favor were the three nine against and one "maybe," - Utah (26-3) vs. Navy (20-8), 30 minutes after previous game Wake Forest (23-6) vs. St. Mary's, Calif. (23-7), 7:55 p.m. The most apparent reason for some coaches who supported the coaches on the committee - Mike Dallas owner Jerry Jones, who Stanford (20-7) vs. Oklahoma (19-10), 30 minutes after previous rejection was that requesting a rule. They worried that if they Holmgren of Green Bay, Bill had voted against it In commit- game replay would cost the challeng- had to use timeouts, they might Cowher of Pittsburgh and Dennis tee. The committee met again to ing team a timeout, whether the be stuck without one for a chal- Green of Minnesota. try to find some compromise, but challenge was right or not. lenge at the end that might de- But it was apparent from the couldn't, and when the owners "It's dead for now," said Dan termine the outcome of a game - start that the timeout provision went back into session, it was Rooney, owner of the Pittsburgh or even if a team makes the would cause problems. quickly killed. Steelers, who voted for it. playoffs. "Maybe we should put a morator- "We have the best game in the And it was all but killed on The 10 teams that voted no ium on It for a couple of years." world," said Al Davis, owner of Tuesday, when coach Bill Par- were Arizona, Buffalo, Chicago, The latest plan was similar to the Oakland Raiders, who said he cells of the New York Jets, who Cincinnati, Dallas, Kansas City, the system in effect from would support some replay plans isn't here, said in a conference both New York teams, Oakland Get TAN for Spring Break 1986-1991, to the extent that it but not this one. call he wouldn't accept it in its and Tampa Bay. at HARD BODYS GYM! PRO BASEBALL 20 Visits for $40 10 Visits for $25 DUL/IO Mesa leaves his legal troubles behind 1 Visit for $3 UTPI The Associated Press to one count of rape, two counts In six appearances this spring. this season, so it's going to take Brand New 20 min. beds & bulbs! 114-MM of gross sexual imposition, one Mesa is 0-0 with one save and a me longer to get ready." Located' Next to WINTER HAVEN, Fla. -- Jose count of felonious assault and 1.59 ERA. He has allowed six hits "I don't look at radar-gun read- Appointments Available: Mesa's legal troubles are hun- one count of carrying a con- and three walks, striking out ings," he said, "I Just know I'm Kroger's Store dreds of miles away In Cleveland cealed weapon. He is free on three. not throwing as hard as I did last M-F 5:30am - 10pm - and he intends to keep them $10,000 bond. Mesa allowed one hit in one In- year. My shoulder Is fine, I'm Sat & Sun 10am - 6 pm 354-5060 there while he Is at spring train- Lakewood police officers ar- ning Tuesday as the Indians lost just not there yet." ing. rested Mesa on Dec. 27 in down- to Houston 10-4. Mesa's legal troubles also have "When I'm in the ballpark, I town Cleveland, following a "I'm trying to get my velocity presented problems for manager Just block it out and stay with complaint by two women he met back," Mesa said. "It's not there Mike Hargrove. When asked baseball," Mesa said. "I really at a nightclub five days earlier. yet, but It's coming. I spent the what was his biggest concern Just a reminder... don't think it's bothered me. Mesa will return to Cleveland winter in Cleveland, so I'm still was about the 1997 Indians, Har- Everyone goes through bad on Tuesday for a pretrlal hear- getting ready. Usually I play win- grove responded, "The legal times." ing. The trial is set to begin ter ball in the Dominican Repub- problems Jose Mesa has - and EXTRA!!? The BG News BORAH! Mesa, 31, has pleaded innocent March 31. lic for part of the season. I didn't how it will affect his availability." Thursday March 13 rf'vvsrvvvvvvvw^vvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvv^fvvvwvvw Units still ovolloble for fall '97 Recycle paper, FflLCON TCNNIS R.E. Management "Quality Off-Campus Housing" cans & glass. finis •841 Eighth Sr. •840/850 Sixth St. AGSUM •Manville Ave •Campus Manor •825 Third Sr. «313N. 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Not everyone is unhappy buted at Kentucky, and 1972, age of 70, and start about that, either. when he departed, one black Come Saturday, 25 years after played basketball there. That building on. He was he coached his last game and al- came at the very end of his ten- that competitive." most 20 years after his death, ure, a fact that seems even more Rupp will likely be bumped from damning contrasted with Rupp's the top of college basketball's ca- open-mindedness about every Dan Issel reer win list by Dean Smith other aspect of the game on what Adolph Rupp would do Those who played for Rupp could On the floor, his Wildcat teams not imagine him going quietly. were as fluid as any, more preda- if he found out his record was in That's what they told the local tory than most and for years, jeopardy newspaper recently. stocked with the kind of talent "He," said Frank Ramsey, a other coaches only dreamed star at Kentucky in the early about. Though different in some day before the two teams met for 1950s, "would have had a few ways, in others they were very the last time during Rupp's ten- choice words." much like the polished Tar Heel ure. "Anybody who had an ego as teams that have produced NBA "We were In the same hotel and large as his, I guarantee would be stars by the handful. That was no he called my room and said, upset," said Larry Conley, a coincidence. "C'mon over." He had his red pa- member of the undersized, over- Rupp and Smith played ball at Jamas on. He was very entertain- achieving 1966 squad known as Kansas 30 years apart, but both ing." "Rupp's Runts." had the good luck to apprentice Unfortunately, Rupp's nimble Dan Issel, the last of 23 Ail- under Phog Allen, one of the col- turn of mind never extended to Americans to play for Rupp, sees lege game's great innovators. his roster. He knew by ignoring his old coach doing more. He pic- None of the tricks Allen deployed black players, he was cutting tured the Baron climbing back so successfully for so long himself off. And to this day, ru- into a trademark brown suit and whether it involved recruiting, mors persist he intended to Inte- returning to the sidelines in pur- running a motion offense or grate his team in the mid-1960s, suit of more wins. springing defensive traps any- but that the recruit backed out "He'd find a university or col- where on the court escaped when Rupp refused to enter his AiiocUlrd Pratt phulo lege that would employ some- either man's notice. home and insisted his parents Tar Heel coach Dean Smith talks to reporters at a press conference on Wednesday. The Tar Heels will Rupp's eye for talent was so body past the age of 70, and start come out and sign the schol- play Fairfield in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Thursday night. building on. He was that competi- good, in fact, that when he went arship letter In the car. Not long tive," Issel added. "His success overseas In the mid-1950s with after, a team with five black was that important to him." Boston Celtics star Bob Cousy starters from Texas Western so much more. Desire, obviously, wouldn't be and coach Red Auerbach in tow (later renamed Texas-El Paso) "I never liked Mr. Rupp. I SPORTS TRANSACTIONS a problem had Rupp somehow to stage clinics for the Air Force, beat Rupp's Wildcats in the never have," said Arkansas been granted one more run in a a kid he called out of line to help NCAA championship. coach Nolan Richardson, who is By The Associated Press Southern League. Reassigned profession he dominated for demonstrate was the young Dean That 1966 final came to be black. "I have reasons. BASEBALL RHP Chris Carpenter, RHP nearly five decades. Less certain Smith. The friendship they viewed as a watershed event. "Not because he didn't do a American League Roy Halladay and RHP Billy is whether he would be nearly as struck up then extended over 20 When he failed to take notice of great job, because he did. Ob- Koch to their minor league successful as the first time years. the changing tide, Rupp was viously, he won a lot of games. BALTIMORE camp. around: 876 wins, four NCAA Smith, whose record against marked in the minds of many as But I think the world of Dean. ORIOLES Optioned RHP championships, one NIT cham- Rupp was 5-2, recently recalled finally and forever an enemy. He He's a class individual. I'll sleep Jimmy Haynes to Rochester National League pionship, one Olympic gold me- his favorite meeting. It took achieved much, but, they argue much better," he said, "knowing of the International League. dal and 27 SEC titles. place in Charlotte, N.C., in 1969, a rightly, he could have achieved Dean is the man." CHICAGO WHITE CHICAGO CUBS Optioned SOX Named Mike Gellinger P Brian Stephenson and INF COLLEGE FOOTBALL computer scouting analyst. Jason Maxwell to Iowa of the Assigned RHP Chris Clcmons American Association and C to Nashville of the American Pat Cline to Orlando of the Association and C Mark John- Southern League. Assigned P Bronze bust of OSU's Hayes for sale son to their minor-league Paul Fletcher, P Kevin Tolar, camp. P Ben VanRyn, C Mark Dale- CLEVELAND IN- sandro to their minor-league OSU hopes to raise $1.25 DIANS Signed C Sandy Alo- camp. mar to a two-year contract ex- tension through the 1999 MONTREAL mill for academic chair season. EXPOS Reassigned LHP Car- SEATTLE M A - los Pulido and INF Rick Schu The Associated Press RINERS Optioned RHP Dean to Ottawa of the International 96 busts will be Crow, RHP Mac Suzuki, INF League and C Michael Barrett COLUMBUS - A $1.25 million Giomar Guevara and OF Raul to West Palm Beach of the drive is under way to establish an offered for sale at Ibanez to Tacoma of the PCL; Florida State League. Op- academic chair in honor of $5,000 apiece. Ohio RHP Ivan Montane and OF tioned RHP Derek Aucoln, Woody Hayes, highlighted by the State will receive Marcus Sturdlvant to Mem- RHP Melvln Bunch, C Bob sale of bronze busts of the form- phis of the Southern League; Henley, LHP Jose Paniagua, er Ohio State coach $1,000 from each LHP Damaso Marie to Lancas- LHP Ryan McGuire, OF DaR- Ex-Buckeye quarterback Rex sale. ter of the California League; ond Stovall and Everett Stull Kern is heading the fund raising and reassigned C Jason Var- to Ottawa and INF Israel Al- for the Wayne Woodrow Hayes itek and INF Todd Haney to cantera and LHP Tommy Chair in National Security Stud- their minor-league camp. Phelps to Harrlsburg of the ies. TORONTO BLUE Eastern League. Hayes, who died 10 years ago JAYS Optioned IB Ryan Jones Wednesday, was interested in and INF Jeff Patzke to Syra- PITTSBURGH PI- history and international affairs, cuse of the International RATES Assigned RHP John and often gave speeches on those ches tall from its base to the top league. Optioned C Julio Brlscoe to their minor-league subjects. of the coach's ever-present base- Mosquera to Knoxvllle of the camp. Hayes coached longer than any ball cap. other Buckeye football coach, from 1951 through the 1978 Mrs. Hayes also has asked that season. His record at Ohio State a bust be donated to the College was 205-61-10. He also coached at Football Hall of Fame in South Denison for three years and at Bend, Ind. Miami of Ohio for two. Major said 96 busts will be of- One of the busts will be pre- fered for sale at $5,000 apiece. sented to Varsity "O," an organi- Ohio State will receive $1,000 zation of former Buckeye foot- from each sale. ball players. Another will go in the Mershon Center, a campus Major also has made bronze building that is, among other sculptures of Ohio pioneer Simon things, host to visitors in the field Kenton for his gravesite in Ur- of international security. bana and a bust of former Green Hayes' widow, Anne Hayes, Bay Packers coach Vlnce Lorn commissioned Urbana artist bardl. He is working on a sculp- Mike Major to create the likeness ture of Civil War Gen. William A HOC ui cd Prau pk«* of her husband. The sculpture Tecumseh Sherman for the city These busts of Woody Hayes will be sold to help raise money for an weighs 45 pounds and is 17 in- of Lancaster. academic chair in Hayes's name. Hayes died ten years ago yesterday. 88.1 FM CCHA 88.1 FM How would von like WBGU SEMI-FINALS WBGU lo ho Freddie* or Bowling Green vs. Frieda? #1 Michigan Friday* 4:30pm air-time \|>i>lic*alioiis can lie picked up at 405 Student X^» ^* fromLIVE Joe Lewis Arena ^Xm ^* Sci'vic'cs/Sacldlciiiirc* Listen to the Falcons Take the Title! CCHA Championships (if BG. wins) Saturday 7:00pm 88.1 WBGU \ page ten The BG News Thursday, March 13. 1997 Raffle PRO BASEBALL Buy a ticket for a chance to win **. one of the following prizes: ">* Tribe signs Alomar to two-year deal • Autographed Falcon Team ^T^A*/^ Hockeys** A,j • $23 0*t Certificate kom «sass The Associated Press million if the club had exercised But a litany of Injuries forced Kaufman's */, ^o^V' the option for 1998. Terms of the • $25 Gift Certificate to Campus The Associated Press male. Buser gave credit for his vic- their rest. He was not able to • 228 South College: Free gas heat, water, sewer Pattaroni, who works as a han- tory to his dogs. keep pace with Buser, who had 11 dler for Buser, was driving a "They are really such incredi- ■ 222 South College: Free gas, heat, water, sewer NOME, Alaska - Martin Buser dogs at that point in the race. • 320 Elm: Free gas heat, water, sewer has won his third Iditarod Trail team of Buser's younger dogs. ble athletes," Buser said posing "You never want to give up if • 401-407 S. Enterprise: Courtyard Apartments Sled Dog Race. Shortly after his He was running his third Iditarod with lead dogs Fearless and you have a chance, but mostly it • 114 S. Main: Above downtown business team crossed the finish line, race and had left the Koyuk check- Blondie. "I'm just the lucky guy was a way to ensure my second • 117 North Main: Above downtown business officials said a fifth dog had died point in 21st place. who gets to ride on the runners." place finish," he said • 134 North Main: Above downtown business in the race. Race veterinarians were un- Swingley reached the finish With a lock on second place, • 725 Ninth: Free water & sewer. Cats okay. Buser finished the race at 7:31 able to determine the cause of line Tuesday at 10:41 p.m. behind Swingley took a leisurely ride p.m. (11:31 EST) Tuesday as a the dog's death and Pattaroni was at team of 7 dogs. Defending into Nome. throng of cheering spectators allowed to continue in the race. champion Jeff King of Denali crowded around the finish chute The deaths in this year's race Park finished third, at 2:35 a.m. "I just took my time. I fed the C3 on Front Street in temperatures have prompted animal protection Dee Dee Jonrowe of Willow was dogs a few times. It was a beauti- that hovered near zero. organizations to call for change. fourth, arriving at 5:26 a.m. ful night," Swingley said. As he NEWL9VE Buser finished the 1,100-mile But Iditarod executive director Buser, Swingley and King had made his way toward Nome, he race in nine days, eight hours, 31 Stan Hooley said Tuesday it was been leapfrogging up the trail for was treated to a fireworks dis- Rentals minutes - slower than the nine- not clear what, if any, changes most of the race. Buser took the play over frozen Norton Bay. day, two-hour record set by 1995 could be made that would elim- lead when he blasted through the The teams had ideal conditions champion Doug Swingley of Lin- inate dog deaths. Shageluk checkpoint early Fri- for the entire race. Ample snow coln, Mont., who finished second "People make the suggestion day, gaining 90 minutes on and temperatures of about 20 be- I352-5620 this time. that we turn it into a stage race. Swingley. He was able to hang low made for a hard, fast trail as Buser won $50,000 and a But look at the circumstances of onto that lead for the next 500 the mushers traveled across the kgjf 328 S. Main " $38,000 truck. these deaths. Two of the dogs had miles. Alaska Range, through spruce 3l About an hour before Buser just come off a 24-hour rest and Swingley made an 11th-hour forests and tundra, up frozen reached Nome, mustier Nicholas were on a short leg* between push to catch Buser late Monday rivers and along the sea ice of Call or stop in our office Pattaroni of Big Lake reached checkpoints," Hooley said. "It's when he followed Buser out of Norton Sound. for more information the Koyuk checkpoint with a puzzling to us. Some of the long- the Elim checkpoint by five This was Buser's 14th Iditarod dead dog. Race officials issued a term research, hopefully, will minutes. Swingley, who began Trie 38-year-old, Swiss-born mu- news release announcing the help us, but right now, nobody the race with 16 dogs, was down sher grew up near Zurich and death of Al, a 3-1/2-year-old has any good answers." to eight and was cutting back on came to Alaska 20 years ago. TONIGHT AT THE NBA Standings NHL Standings Churchill Downs offers ASIimr.CS! Niln.ul Hockey league EASTERN CONHRENd ■y The Associated Preai AdjniK Dfvision Al Times EST Kentucky Derby simulcast •■■«■ UNION W I Pel. CASTIKN CONff SINCE New York 47 17 .734 Atlantic Division The Bewl-N-Greenery Miami 46 17 .730 W L T Pis GP GA The Associated Press hurt Churchill Downs, too, be- Orlando 34 28 .548 Philadelphia 38 20 10 86 226 173 All You Can Eat Washington 29 33 .468 New Jersey 36 19 12 84 188 1SS cause it receives a portion of the New Jersey 18 44 .290 Florida 30 23 IS 75 180 160 LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Churchill betting at Turfway. Philadelphia 16 46 2S8 30 NY. Rangers 32 28 9 73 222 193 Downs is offering to simulcast Before the new Ohio law, PASTA! Boston 12 SI .190 34.5 Tampa Bay 27 32 7 61 184 206 the Kentucky Oaks and the Ken- Central Division Washington 27 34 7 61 172 191 Turfway was the only track in feast on alt you can eat pasta. (Plus, your meatincludes x-Qiicago SS 8 .873 NY. Islanders 23 34 10 56 183 198 tucky Derby to two Southern the Cincinnati area to have bet- soup & salad bar, potato bar and beverages. Detroit 45 17 .726 9.5 Northeast Division Ohio tracks providing they agree ting on televised races from Atlanta 43 20 683 12 W L T Put GP GA to a blackout on all Churchill around the country. Char lone 41 22 651 M Buffalo 35 21 11 81 195 167 races. Cleveland 34 27 .557 20 Pittsburgh 32 28 6 70 228 216 John Carlo, director of simul- Hartford 27 30 10 64 The ban would not apply to Indiana 30 32 .484 243 189 204 casting at Lebanon, said he and Milwaukee 26 36 .419 28.5 Montreal 24 32 13 61 210 243 other tracks in Ohio, said David £ $5.20 Toronto 22 40 J5S 325 Ottawa 22 32 13 57 184 197 his father, Lou Carlo, Lebanon Boston 23 36 9 SS 200 244 Carrico, vice president of sales at Only flours: 4:30-7:00 \ Churchill Downs. president, wouldn't rule out WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Churchill's offer. The track will Midwest Oivition Central Division Churchill wants to start simul- W L Pet CB W L T GP GA casting all of its races to Ohio, take its lead from River Downs, Dallas 40 23 5 x-Utah 46 17 .730 205 165 but not to River Downs and Le- he said The Pheasant Room Houston 43 21 .672 as Detroit 33 19 IS 211 155 "Everyone wants to bet on the Minnesota 31 30 .508 14 Phoenix 31 33 4 192 205 banon Raceway, because they Dallas 20 41 J28 25 St. Louis 29 31 8 199 209 compete with Turfway Park in Derby, but I don't know if one BBQ Chicken Denver 18 44 290 27.5 Chicago 27 31 11 177 172 Florence, Ky., just south of Cin- day would be enough to sacrifice San Antonio IS 47 .242 XS Toronto 25 38 S 198 234 Pacific Division cinnati. the rest of the year," he said. "If Vancouver 11 54 .169 36 River Downs wanted to do it, we Or Ribs Pacific Division W t, T GF GA x-Colorado 41 17 9 228 163 River Downs is a thoroughbred your dinner includes 'B'BQJZfucksn or "Ribs, potato, Seattle 43 18 .705 would take it to our board. It LA. Lakers 41 20 .672 2 Edmonton 31 31 7 213 208 track in Cincinnati and Lebanon might be a way of opening the tossed salad, and garlic bread. Portland 36 28 563 &5 Anaheim 28 30 9 195 194 Raceway is a harness track about Calgary 28 34 7 181 196 door for next year's signal." Sacramento 28 35 .444 16 an hour's drive northeast of LA. Clippers 26 34 .433 16.5 Vancouver 28 36 4 209 233 River Downs also would con- Phoenix 24 38 J87 193 Los Angeles 25 35 9 184 224 Turfway. sider the of fer. Golden State 23 38 J77 20 San Jose 23 37 7 172 220 They are partly blamed for x-clinched playoff berth "We're open to anything to $8.95 x-clinched playorr spot eroding betting at Turfway by block this impasse," said general about 26 percent last fall after ftOtncr snadzvkfus & Wednesday's Cams manager Jack Hanessian, noting Wednesday's Cames Ohio legalized the simulcasting *• dinners always available 9lours: 4:30-7:00pm late Came Not Included late games not included that in 1993, his customers bet Utah 117. New Jersey 102 Hartford 6. Boston 3 of any out-of-state racing. Ohio $1.7 million on the Derby, a one- Chicago 108, Philadelphia 104 N. Y. Rangers 3. Washington 2 bettors no longer had to go to day track record. Washington 104. 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Angela and arrow* The BG Ne*i will not knowingly accept tdvertiterhenu DaftoOl Days are comingl Wine and silver blue. •AGD-AGD-AOD-AGD- Earn M.00 an hour and great benefits ihat diicnmrnaat. or encounfc dncnmnuuion agaiaiu any Gel ready lor March 17. Which dues ant Ha* ■ UPS mdiv idukl oi trout* on ihc ban. of race, aci, color, creed, HOW WOULD VOU UKE TO BE LlJerma AOH'AOII'AOII and which ones are true religion, nation*! origin, oci.ua! oncnuiton. disability Go C Rm 300 Student Service. FREDC+E OR FRIEDA? Tonights th* night thai you I hope your eacttad A anxious to see Kami M ■ veteran, or on Ihc bam of any other legally to schedule and am MI* maw a. to most Applications can be picked up at ■sIsWJ what a great big I eiacly who your big wB Del pRMccied Matua 408 Studenl Service s^addlemire pelrwewilos A-ITOITION alt STUDEKTSMI onms a wkti a representative on Frl. Mar. 14.1BB7 echoUrehlpe available from eponeorslll No UPS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM Be at the house at 930 tonight The BG Newi mcrvca ihc right lo decline. diKoniinue You big Is oool and grand big rocks prepayments, ever!!! ttlCaeh for cot- PLOVER and youll soon Itnd out If your or revue any advcruiemeni such a* ihoae found lo be Get prepared hr in to knock off your socks I snghtl " For Into: 1-M0-24S-24U. Jelimamry. lacking in factual bam. mi.leading or faJie Big?? PI Phi Love, Your Big??? in nature. All advemienvmo are subject lo eduing and HUNGRY? FREE FOODI •AOO-AOD-AOsrAOO- Com* BJ SI. Thornaa Mora Tonight BEYONOBG.. LOrutMCOtJNTYtrrUDENTS approval *»ald auassnes InterneWna AvaHsbls Mass - 5 15 • Dinner 6.00 lanotadanos The BG Newt, ai a forum open to the public . recognize* •AGOtlMEaAN'AGO' In CommrlPC, Marketing. PR, PI PHI UL BECKY PI PHI the impouibility of preventing all of thu type of adver- Social Work, Peych, EdueMlon, Racroalkon, Oh. Lil Megan. The hum is on and you wM soon see what a Uimg and therefor* encourago our readen lo beware. Japenee* language at aoSU UnOe Sandwich Fomght you will see. Aaet, Flnanoa, Geography, Hkstory greet ts0rll pair we win be Gel reedy tor a bag Always be familiar with a buiineu before tending money What's it like? 10pm Frl. and Sal. AopUcstlone kl Co-op Office: lurpnse b*c*ua* your dues so tsar have all Thai the BEST fasg/sil pair. or provshng personal credit information Ptcaac remem- 1/2 hr. Sampl* dan, 3/14.10:30am 310 Student Servlcee la by lar. you and mel bean a**. I can't wait to snow you who I am. I ber, if il tonndi IOO good to be true, it probably i» LORAIN COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY love you, kl, so welcome to the taml I low you, or 12:30pm 101 Snatzel •AGD1IL MEGAN'AGO' CAMPUS POUYEYES Vow can help in by calling the advcrliung department at Call 372 2268 BG's PIZZA CONNECTION LUBsckyl 4I9-J72-7605 wHh your compiatnu and MfscinoM V* DAILY ALL U-CAN EAT LOW. Your Big ask thai you pkaac provide yow name. addreaa. and phone NO UMBRELLAa NEEDED-.CommencemenI PI PHI UL BECKY PI PHI number, along with your specific commenii With your AGO'LIKrlsly'AGO PIZZA SOUP AND SALAD lor graduating senors In th* Cotsg* of A A S help we can make The BG New* a better pubhcMion Rock and Ron Hal of Fame On.mylitOeKnsty Monday -Fnday 11.00am to 4 00pm K 49 Cleveland, OH You truly do rock 4 00pm lo 10 00pm »5 49 will be Saturday. May 10 al 540pm in Ander son Arervs. Pick up your 7 gueat Uoluste when Apr. S Leave BG & 8:00am Tour Q 10:45am W. make the best bioylil Set and Sun. 11:00am ID 10:00pm 15 49 PIPhlLJICaniPIPrs you gel your cap and gown. Questions: can tie li 6 w/o transportation, liuwrtrans. Pair on the block Give us i try at 440 E. Court My dear Ul Car* with a twimde In h*r eye and a BursaraBe I'm so ana led (Nest to the SmokMtack) Q*l*o*Omo», 372-2340. bHuatut sm«e. rw bean a mystery for quit* • CAMPUS EVENTS And so should you be wbilsl You A I are the perfect pair, many mem Trip to the Rock and Roll Han ol Fame, lunch In Come over to tie house PHI BETA PHI' PHI BETA PHI ones we will sharei The omen now. the lime is To meet your awesome family th* Bats (NOT included in price) and shopping LLSHAWNA. right • I can't wail to rewal mysell onighti CW Omega' Chi Omega' Chi Omega down town. AGO'Love Big ?'AGD Som* haw* been He* and some have b**n tru* PI Phi Low. Your Big Sign up Mar 12-20 in UAO office Bs3A.IL NIGHT IS FINALLY HERE ACupolCuHure Chi Omega would like to wish good luckio their Qu*soons?Call 2-7164. sponsored by UAO Only a taw mor* hours unol you find out what a PI Phi LU Car* PI Phi kiieresssrj in Ukralrw culture? Want ID know aauara Kane Keane. Amy Brewsier. Laura AGO *UI Beth'AGO Roth. AJyapn Ramsey. Karen Liebich, and Amy great pair you and I will be ■MM »boui Ukrein*? Tonight is Die night BandSaM. Saturday is Dance Marathonl Get See you at tha house around 9:15. YMI Com* « Join u< mu Thursday 13lh. To gel down and dirty LOVE.BIG pefched and ready lo DANCEII PI Phi PI Phi PI PN 2:00-3 SOpm ai OtfCampue Studenl C*nl». Russian l*ngu*g* M BOSU If I am who you think Speaker: OlgaGirto PHI BETA PHI' PHI BETA PHI LIIAmber- WharailUui? I am. well do it an 0 30' Fr** Snacks and Drlnkal 1/2 hr. Sampl* daaa, 3/14,11am or 1 pm DM'DM'DM'DM'DM You may be scared now Gal pumped my kale Bui wait unit tonight. Sponsored I Organized by the 101 Snatzel On*. Love Big? World Student AMoOaBon I can! weil c welcome Call 3722268 AGD'Lil Beth-AGO QAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK I PHI BETA PHI' PHI BETA PHI You In your new tamly. A student only motel. LIL KELLEY. Break awey to lha hotteet action In Rorida SORRY WE'VE MOVED I AGD'LLTracey'AGD Just a lew hours ol you know who I am, and oh I love you Wl where guy* meete glrta! NEW molal on the Arabic languaga M BOSU WFAL Radio can now be heard on Wood The dock keeps ticking and time grows near. what a night il wiM b*. Whan I lake you out on ocean, rated AAA end Superior Lodging, What's It like? County Cable Channel 20 and as always 680 The anticipation dimbmg I can't wail oil you're lha town for al of BG lo a**. Low, Big? beach volleyball, Ira* MTV. Pool A wetbar 1/2 he. Sample class. 3/14, »or 11 A.M. AM hen. Tonight al V* house you will see The Aa soon as I am revealed to you. only then are PI Phi PI Phi PI Phi WFAL - Playing the very bast modern rook I open 24 hour*, b.y.o.b. Free gold card wtlh you sure to know. 101 Stiaael best oigtl pair wa wl b*. check-In. Donl be left oul of this Speclsl Call 372 2288 Love, Your Big How much you really mean to m* And how Promotlont http://wwwdsy1ons-lnn.com muchl love you so CALL1-*O0-M3-09!» Lov*.Big?? TONTTE AT BREWSTERS Attention wessr skiers pr»p*/mo, lot recree Tonight The BIG Bos of Rock Live From Frtck- Enjoy A Summer Of Ennchrnant A Fun III PHI BETA PHI' PHI BETA PHI LADCS NIGHT bonal 4 compePDonal ikiing. Thura.. March 13. ers. Listen on Faloon Radio WFAL 680 AM AGD' LIL LAURA 'AGO 'A Summer in Mexico Program' Hostadby 106 BA . 9 PM All akl levels welcome Bring Cable 20 6-8pm. Or Come Down to Fnckere Like We Always do THE MIDNIGHT MARAUDERS and Join The Fun. Prizes. Giveaways and About This Time 4 weeks in Guadalaara and 2 in Mexico City PI Bets Phi' PI Beta Phi Drivers bcense and PIDe. 6hrs oedil in two courses on Mexican culture Disco Jockeys Free Wings I r*nds Whatever i l.lttle Melissa There is no substitute for positive experience Tonight's Th* Night Youll Finally Be Mefisaa my kto* is so fin*, Chinee* Isng uage at BOSU kl My Awesome AGD Family I than to travel through cultural realities of An- Sh* Is crazy all ol tne Urn*. cient and Modem Mexico. For more informa- Wharsitlike? I Love You Intel Love Your Big Well hav* so much fun on BYL night. tion call Professor Andrad* 372-7119 WANTED 1/2 hr. Sampl* dais. 3/14.9:30or 11:30am SERVICES OFFERED AGD'LI LAURA'AGD Wall rock this town ouDa sightl 101 Shalzal Here is my nexi duo for you. Call 372-2268 I hav* a twin brother whose I's are bkjel Fashion and Design Show Bands A *ntefl»lneni needed tor Fakjonpa- Pregnant? Lov*, BK3? Friday, March 14, 7.00 p.m. tooza music leslrval If nierested. cal Free Pregnancy Testa Confidential 8 Caring Alpha Gam' Phi Tau PI Bets Phi' PI Bets Phi Coma party wi tn the Inah Club Free Admleelon with Student ID 372-S1SS or 372-4012. For more Into., leave a Saturday March 15 354.4673 BG Pregnancy Center. Alpha Gamma Delta woul like to thank our Phi 11.00 without ID Tau knockout coaches. Chuck Spencer a message. from 6-0 ai Union Ballroom Pi Beta Phi 'Jan ' Pi Beta Phi Dave Lamacusa for leading our team , Dawn, Ziogy Zoomba's Gel ready, gel psyched. Kim. Brogio. Mlasy, A Shannon lo Victory. Need one female sublessor to share a house IIS Dm* for a great night Thank you I HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE from May Is Aug. Low rent A utility oil. Van/ Anyone is welcome PERSONALS Do you know who. Alpha GAm' Phi Tau FREDDIE OR FRIEDA? dose to campus. CallJen ©352-5269 Applications can be picked up at My Line Jan' DANCE MARATHON: Annual Spaghetti Drt 405 Student Servtces/Saddlemire I'll give you a due. room males needed for FaaVSprlng. nar.' 30-7pm Hec Caniar Friday Mar. 14 tick- Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta would like to congratulate My middle name la Ann. Own bath and bedroom. ets $4 -AGD-AGD-AGD- Aloha Gamma Delta would late to thank Cr> Dawn Fesmior tor being Panhellenic Cabinet Hera's th* plan... Call Jan at 353-2131 Omega for th* Crush Tea al Campus Quarters Outstanding woman ol the week. Your doing a JAVA JESUS Beatthe house at 9:15. Diversity is Everybody's Business W* had a Was! greafiobl Low, Big? Summer suolsassr needed Own room Tim Wise, a poll Deal organizer & analyst 'AGD'AGO'AGD' Alpha Gamma Delia a coffee house tor all ages PI B*t« Phi'Jan'PI Beta Phi Call Lynn 3541301 will discuss racism, affirmative action. Friday. March 14 - 7pm to 10pm Bandar, race and crvtl rights. Com munKy of Chrtat Lutheran PI Beta Phi'Pi Beta Phi March 18.7:30pm. Lenhart Grand Ballroom Church and Student Center LirKrista, FREE •AGO" LIL DEMISE 'AGO' Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi 1124 E Wooster St Arrows. Angels, wine. A silver blue. Questions? Can 27164. sponsored by UAO My Darling LitOe The sisters of Alpha Phi would like to recognize Early Ammal friend* from the Pet Library hav I given you ALL tru* dues? Soon you win see our dancers Melissa Tambonno, Sarah Ward, (a snake, a Ovnch.Ha and an iguana!) Be s! the house at half past nine, Thai you will have and Mo Elroi and our partners. Fiji's and Phi lor a really WILD bmel great Free Movie Tonight. Ok) YeHer Th* BEST family I Kappa Psi. Keep up the smiles, dance mar- Later: BGSU barber shop quartet Love, Big?? Gish Film Theater, gpm 'AGO'LILOENISE'AGD' athon is for an awesome causal Harmonic Mayhem' Questions? Can 2-7164. sponsored by UAO Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi Refreshments throughout the evening scores... Coffee by 'Grounds for Thoughf Everyone la invited YELLOWSTONE SUMMER jorjnformation. call the church 352-5101 PISANELLO'S Visit with a recruiter KKG'DM'KKG'DM'KKG'OM'KKG Open Weekdays at 4 p.m. (223) Open al Lunch Fn.. Sat. & Sun. Friday. March 14 anytime Dane* tha night away H**th*r Hoy, Jenetle between 10am*nd7nm at the BaeeHi, and Tfffsny SoMe! We wish you.the 203 N. MAIN, BG. 352-5166 Clarion Hotel. 3536 Secor (please beat of luckl Remember Kappa Is doing u-tor do not call hotel lor info) laaMl <*22J> I YOUR CHOICE 3500 positions available in KKG'DM'KKG'DM'KKG'DM'KKC s , ANY 2 ITEMS restaurants, hotels, campgrounds, gift shops, all guest services and Lii Shelley, ,Sm $4.75 Large....$7.75 You put down ■ name great A support operations. Season runs than II turned into a game, [MML..$6.25 XLg $9.50 from early May thru mid-October. Ton lie will be lha and. (BestVakje-12Skces) Room/board or RV sites available, To find your life long friend. skills... V must be 18 or older. Refer to code love Ya. Big Add Breadsticks! Only $2.00 Kaplan helps you focus #2523 (AA/E0E M/FYD/V) YNP urctsi your last prep studies and FREE DELIVERY • 352-5166 Lodges, Operated by Amfac Parks :■ ! We were friends from rhe starl your confidence, *o you can NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER & Resorts I knew from day one get a higher aeore. ENDS I CHICAGO STYLE EXTRA You'd hold a special place in my heart. 307-344-5324 Soon you w>l i see 5/15/97 , COUPON EXPIRES ON 5/15/97 e-mail: [email protected] What a perfect BigrLiI' pair well be. 1-800-KAP-TEST il Get e xcilad tor tonight I wonder which ol your dues were right? AH your quesDons will b* answered get a higher score in the end Your Big will oe wailing. See you around tan. It Makes Good Cents I love you Lil' Big? KAPLAN Masstngalyour psriy noectel To Donate Plasma Visit Toby's Highland Management PLASMA IS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Slate Liquor Agency Graduate Spirit Rentals Save Lives and Earn Money!, Pop/, We'll take Party Si for Fine Wines care of you Insta case discounts Best price; well special orders available maintained, MONTHLY FEE SCALEU 10 AM - 9 PMtMon. - Sat. privacy & dead- bolt security, Receive an average of $100in large apartment.. CASH per month! I Summer employment | Great r ...ti t,M ~~ ■ "T > r I I u«**y Amenities: Donate the allowed twice a week and receive A/C on alta laundry facility $10.00 on your first donation and H0m6 GitU IDE "»»«■<* City Ice Company ceramic tile $15.00 on your second donation! dishwashers New Donors Receive $20 On sky lights Now Hiring for these positions: vaulted ceilings Their First Donation! 24 hr. malnt. 1. Route Drivers 6 sites to 2. Production Stackers choose SERA-TEC BIOLOGICALS 3. Truck Loaders from: Competitive Wages / Flexible Schedules Jay-Mar Apta. 350 W. Woodruff Avenue • Toledo, OH 43624 Tha Highlanda Locations throughout all of Ohio Tha Homestead and Southeast Michigan McKenzle Rental* Tha Farm 255-6772 Coll Today for Complete Details!! iwBiH|" Donating only takes approximately 45 minutes, Cull Today! 1-800-899-8070 3M-6036 & is completely sterile & safe. 130 East Washington St. "Be a part of a winning tradition" I page twelve The BG News Thursday, March 13, 1997 THURSDAY ■MMiHflr"aMwje.flejwe™»iie>saT*yw^ BROADCAST STATIONS Cottage BMJK4M>: NCAA Toum First Rd Game - Teams TBA ICoasga OMfciMiaa': NCAA Toum. First Rd. Game - Teams TBA NewaX NewsX CBS News Fortune College Basketball: NCAA Toum First Rd. Game - Teams TBA College Basketball: NCAA Toum Fust Rd. Game - Teams TBA Ntwi « TheCityX All My Children X OnaUratoUvei: General Hospital I Atterachool Specie! News! Ne.s 8 ABC News Entertain Hard Copy High Incident (lr Stereo) Vital Signs (In Stereo) X Peter Jenninga Ne.sE Nightkne? 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HecessayRoughness t99t)'PG-!3 Movie: •• "Nek of TrWIigfJSJ'R'X Movie. OUA" 1997 1.' irk Dacascoa: "Paradise LoS ChidMurders' SC M. Hockey: Crnctnriati Cyclones at Mewaukee Admirals. (R) Maesimlno |Cavs More and Lee Levine MAC Now [Kent Hockey CCHA Thor'bred [Thor'bred Golf Scene |MAC Now Kant Mora and Lea Levine NBA Basketball: Cavakers al Warriors SOB Believe rt-Not Mysteries Monsters Stones Bradbury Incredible Hulk Bionic Woman Sii Million Dollar Man Twil Zone Darkside Time Trai "Framed" (R) Tekwar (tn Stereo) X Forever Knights |SctflBun In Space Time Trax "Framed" (R) Tekwer 1 USA MokxDed |Clauda USALive USALive USAUve USAUve USAUve | USA Live PGA Gorl Honda Classc -- First Round (Live) Renegade {In Stereo) X Highlander: The Santa Murder. She Wrote .». Movie: •» "The tteaopeatance ol Chnsua"(1993) Wings I |Winga X Stagings Colombo., Ohio THE CLEVELAND YACHTING CLUI SUMMER SUBLEASERS nMctod. Hug* Scioto Country Club New 17" Multjscan color monitor. 3 Female Rmtee May 97. May 96 $17S/mo Georgetown Manor Apts hou— nme campus. Cal 352-8777 Usaguawd Full Time Summer Poaoona At Beautiful Lake PC compaobts. will also work with MAC'a. Fox Run Apia Call Angie 352-0581 800 Third Si. $540. Power Book 160 12/160714.4. $590 Front Yachting Club Seeka Friendly Team 704 501 St. " 2 bdrm. turniahed * Leasing tor Excellent one bdrm A two bdrm units aval, tor Othermodele available Call Paul al 353-7286 Sdoe Country Club » aocaplng apokcauona Playara. Ml Trafcl Qualified Candidates As Fall 97 (9 or l2mo ) • 710 7th St • 2 Bdrm un 97-98 Reasonable rent and dote to campua. HELP WANTED Chock ua outl Cal 352.4966. lor the dub'l lifeguard poaltWna tor thai tf«7 rumiahad * 12 mo. lease * Grade, or mature laaaon Applicariona and roaumoa ahould be Servers FOR RENT preferred. '352-3445between 9am A 3pm. Houeea/1 A 2 bdrm (urn. apts. year. 9 mo. A loo»a»d«d 10 the dub ASAP with the Inaarviewa Buaaas aummar leaaea 352-7454 and haing to ba compkaaad by May t. Club'a HoairHoeaaae 724 Cambridge Commona aig avail tor eubie •rjdraaa 2196 Riwarerda Dnva. Cokjmbua. Ohro Bartenders Ing. thia summer 2 peraon lease, air cond. MARKETABLE 43221 and ta> number at4-4W-a327. Inter- Dock Attend an ts/Groudkeepers '97 96 school year. 2 bdrm. fum apts. 705 7lh Through NewBve Cal 352 8752 or Newlove Now accepting Rental Apllicarjons for Fast And irhMa to commanoa over the upcoming Spring Litoguarda SI A 724 6th St $50tVmo includ FREE heat. at 3524553. Summer leaaea Cal354-esoo What you'll M ifSK 9 moi wilh Break. ' Incantrve ProgramerFkaxible HrarExceflent water, sew, gaa A HBO. Call 354^914 812 3RD at Brand new 3 bdrm houee thm ftO Hmw AdvwllAtng D»p«rtm«jnl Pay One A Two bdrm acts available University •WW't/V.* 1796/mo. 1 bath plenty of storage new carpet Courts A University Village located at Clough Intennewe Taken Now For Beet Poeeona - high affloeny furnace • new atove A refndger Columbue. Ohio 316 E Merry $4S0/mo and Mercer. Call 352-0164. Th« BG N-*t it looking ** • *■* ^O"* Wedneeday Thru Sunday 326 Leroy $350/mo airxwaahar/rjiyer coin operated Smal fenced moBv»l«o" indivtduaU who are i««k.ng Pool tnaok Stand Personnel One block from campua 200 Yacht Club Dnva 3091/2 E Merry rooms $190/mo In back yard. No pen allowed - Aval anme- mMninghjl ttimto/JMtt •npo>i»nc» 23*1/2Manvele. 1 bdrm apt Rocky River. OH 44116 146 S. College elf. $230/mo diately. Cal 419-474-5344. tor non school y** Sdoto Country Club la acoaping appacauione (216)333-1155 Call 352 9392 R«quir«m«nii: tor the oub'a pool anack tund personnel Call 3S3 0325 Summar Rentals aJso avail. DAO) Rentale - ONLY 2 UNITS LEFT" ALL OF Roommate Wanted -Jr. or Sr. natus M of Fall '97 Scfaadukng procadura conducive with aummar Aa> For Kathy/Mark own trantoo'aion actvroee Pay scale la progressive beginning at OUR UNITS ARE WITHIN 2 BLOCKS OF 97-98 School Year Court Si Apr*. 187 50/mo 12 month ktaaes starting May 1997: -anaroax, anihusuMDc. and goari-onanttd as oo tvroughout aummar tor rndrviduala who Wanted 87 students Loae 8 -100 lbs New me CAMPUS NOW RENTING FOR FALL. AT- . urji Call Maggie at 353-4228 tabokam breekrirough. Dr. recommended. 408 E Court (B-1BR Duplex tper TRACTIVE WELL MAINTAINED UINTS: Apply at 204 Wast Hal TODAY or acttana. Club'a addraaa 21 OS Riverside Drive. Roome ror Rent. Summer and/or Fall. CaM Guaranteed. $30 coat. Free gilt. ■QtilMSiUM $06 E. WOOSTER/SPACKXIS DUPLEX LO Cokjmbua. Ohio 43221 Fax ei4-4Jje-8327 $666620. WTrttfiir?-gffl Phone B14-4S6-4341. 1-»00-435-75gi. 60S Fittl SI.-26R Home2oerson $460.DM CATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM CAM- $1500 waakfy polantial mailing our aroJars. Slave Smith 352 8917 (no cats after 8pm) PUS UPPER UNP; ■ 2 BOAM/MAX OCCUP Subleaaer needed tor April Rani. 2 blocks from CtXJNSELORS - BNSTRUCTORS naadadi No aipartanca raquBrad. Bagm now. Tor into 4. RESERVED PARKING campus, house, own bedroom. S1707mo. Call 100 poairjonel Coed aummar camp Pooano ca* 301 -42fr 1326 FOR SALE 150 SCOTT HAMILTON ONE UNIT REMAIN Joe 352 0387 days 352-9001 evenings. Ula. PA GooO sala-y/Poel [908) ru)0-3330 2 subleasers needed. Summer 97. Own bad- aNG - EXCE PTONALLY NICE 2 BDRM UNIT - " B4L UNO ENTRY" room In a apaooua houee. Call Jodi at AIR COND MAX OCCUP 4 LAUNDRY FA- Subieaaera needed for aummar. 2 bedroom Sa>ady work, anoallani incoma. Flanbla hours. 353-3055 CILITIES ON PREMISES RESERVED PARK- apt close to campus 3524266 Danoara t/2 year old mircowave tor sale ai $65 Aa Knowladga ol Windows halpful. Call 2-4 Subkaaaera needed for May ID May rent. 2 M. Oaja Vu. Toledo s premier gontkaman'a dub ia goodarJaanawiCaa:354-i54t. Summer Roommate Needed Female. Non aooos-ossa. bedroom apt $4657mo Please call Ryan al CALL DAG RENTALS AT (419) 2673233 AND currently seeking highly moDvaled danoara Smoker. Own Room. Furnished. Air Condition 1991 Mude Protege Power windows, locks 354 3955 ASKFOREVAORELLIE ing. Call 352-4791^ Magazine modeling ft travel available. (410) and aunrool. Must sail. $4200 ■ 680-4820 1997 AMERCORP POSITION: Full lime post- 531-0329 ton wit. tha Childran's Raaourot Caniar Ras>- 586 16 MB RAM 90 MHZ Mulli Tnedia' danoal Traaiman! Unit Supand ol $7,945. ad- Expanancad wait atari A bar star! needed Complete w/monilor A printer. $750 -. ucaaon award of $4.72S, haalth insuranca, and Days A or evamnge. Apply at Snvaelap'a lap lop 366 w/phntsr. $290 chad car* with camftad proMdars Poanon Smntiy Peddaara Aeey. WaservHe. »78-Cl2Bl. Cal Zaoti 353-4512 MID AM MANOR Sttiaiiu 3/30/97 or tiatora Musi bs miaraalad $7 Ford Taurua. Excellent condrrjon In miaracting with and coordinating programs FREE T-SHIRT • $1000 Runs greet Call tor inlo 354-1358 NOT MANY tor chaoVan/ado las cants, ba 18 yaars ol aga or Credit Card fundraisers for fraternities, aorort- oMar. a U.S. onzan or togal rasidant. has a HS aee A groupo. Any campua rxganizabon can Attention QVeeka diploma or aqvvawni. To apply, contact Chil- ralaa up to SIOOO by earning a whoppng SAVE SAVE SAVE APARTMENTS LEFT dran's Rasourca Caniar. 352 7586 or sand ra- MJO/VISA application. Call i 800 932flS2t) 20% off ell •uma » P.O. Box 738. Bowkng Gt—n, OH am 65. Qualified callere rooaiva paddlee or wood items w letters FOR NEXT YEAR!! 43402. FREET-SHIHT The French Knot 200 S Main; next 10 Md Am Bank 2SO COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS •Within walking distance of naadadi Pnvats, ooad summar camp m Po- Home City Ice Company is now hmng for these For sale. 1964 BuickLaSabre 135.000 m cono Mtns.. NE Pannjytvama. Lohikan, Box poaroona Route Dnvera. Production Stackers. Runs great, no ruet. Haa an ei-daah campus 234BQ. Kanitworth. NJ 07033 (908) 276-0998. Truck Loaders Competitive wagea/toKibte CD player. Asking $1800/negotiable Bowkng Graan Raeho Naws is looking tor a aohedulei Locations throughout all of Ohio Cal Phrl 352-5643 Naws Dractor tor tha 1997-98 school ysar. bv and Southeast Michigan Call for dotaila at •Air conditioning ■xasiad parsons should turn resume and i-r)oo-»flv-ao70 oovar tortsf m to Chns Malanga m .20 Waai •2 bdrm, Furnished or Hail no later than Friday, March 21 at 5 00pm Landaoapa Construction Co. QuMBons? Carl 372-2354 or a-mail malang- Flenble scheduling Unfurnished atfopks.bgsu.adu Call 886-7865. CAMP WAYNE, (sister hall ol brothar/sister •Gas, Heat, Water included camp. Northeast Pennsylvania Retad salee aaaooalB wanted Exp. deaired. Management Inc. 8/22-6/20/97.) Hava tha moat memorable 15 B 25 hra. par wk $000 par hf., pleasant with rent aummar of your Htal Coaches. teachers, stu- wortung environment Husonc Grand Rapids 353-5800 dents. Pre-iequasrie: Must love rjhadran. erwjy Apply at Dandy's Lane iMng and working m a group situation On New New New New New 24164FronlSt 632-642S Call Now!!!! Campus intarviewa March 17th in tha Fort Now Apartments tor Fall 1997 Room. Cal 1-800-279-3019 tor more intorma- 1 A 2. 710 N. Enterprise Rent starts al aon. Summer Buameea irrigation aaaea A mataaa- $375/mo. . uWiuos •an. Vanttaa required arsOOO/aummar. Call 352-4380 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG i' Cashiers 1-60O 361-4074. Barney's Conwwnca Store Subway accapong Apps Apply in Parson «9 Surrvner robe Clevetand area J50(Vwk Cleve- 996 S. Mam St. land area home improvement co Hiring all po- 352-8431 or 872-3484 areone. win tram atari aaap Call (216) Management Inc. B82-3346 New New New New New • Coiumboe.Ohio TEACH ENGLISH ABROADI Hiilsdale Apt.. Large studios high Pool Snack Stand Isanao^ment How would you tike lo leach baaic conversational Engliah in Eaasem vaulted ceilings, unique Boor plans and Scioto Country Club carports Starts at $350 Saoto >s accepting applicaDons for tha poof Europe? Learn about many rewarding snack management position Requirements in- opportunities with great benefits' clude management and scheduling of X artv Call Global Information Services pioyeee tor a 70k seasonal restaurant opera- i 206 971 3684 ext K55442 ton. Progressive pay scale beginning at $8.00 par hour tor Qualified management personnel ptoa bonus. Resumes should b» sent to 2198 Telephone interviewing, no selling, pan time Rrvarside Dnve. Columbus. Oho 43221 or some days, mostly eveninga A waekanda. re Management Inc. laxad ID 614-486-8327 • Phone 814-486-4341 laaad atmoaphera In Panyaburg. 674-5642. Huge 1 bdrma, 215 E Poe Rd the world is getting smaller Laundry on site, lots ol parking Starts at $3407month -elec smell better. NEWMAN HOISIM; IMAGINE Student Housing The Unique Boutique Management Inc. Close to Campus Efficiency Apis.. 21S E. Poe Rd., Starts Summer 6 week leases at $230 All utilities Included. Half the security deposit holds It now. I $35 dollars per week I CHECK OUT OUR SPRING BREAK STUFF! Semester leases $ 850 per semester VISIT OUR NEW STORE Management Inc. 830 Fourth St The Willow House bs I Call Julie at Newman 445 E. IrVoofter now leasing lor next year 1 bdrm. gas I Housing: 354-2191 ■ (Al the railroad tracks) heat. A/C. starting al $340/monlh Mon Sal 11-9 Sunday 12 6 For ■ complete Hit atop by our oil Ice, 1045 N. Main, or call 353- I 352 3306 5800 CCHA SEMIFINALS BGSU vs. MICHIGAN "On To The Joe" Joe Louis Arena Friday at 5:00 \