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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Tfie weather Cloudy today and tonight with a slight chance of showers. High good today in the upper 50s with the low morning BG News tonight in the low 40s. Wednesday Bowling Green State University October 13, 1982 Dispute: Student code offers conflict, solutions by Becky Bracht his file to anyone. As a result, most front yard, or even was performing an senior staff reporter employers see only the grade tran- act of intercourse on somebody's script for prospective employees and front porch," Perkins said, adding Bowling Green Police Chief Galen as a result would not see a minor that this kind of act has taken place. Ash said he believes proposed offense on a student's record. changes in the University Student Bowling Green's mayor, Alvin Per- "THE ONLY THING we want is to be Code, one of which would allow the kins, said the community recognizes able to live peacefully, and to be able Office of Standards and Procedures to that the University is beneficial for to raise our families in an atmosphere funish students arrested off-campus the city, but added that students must that we'd like to raise them up in," he Dr committing misdemeanors, will conduct themselves responsibly while said. have a positive effect on students. they are here. Perkins said he believes young peo- "People resist change when it's You people are living in our home ple must realize that they have a sometimes for the better," Ash said. for four years and you are part of our moral responsibility to the neighbor- The police chief has met with Uni- household," he said, adding that the hood in which they live. versity president Paul Olscamp and community and the University must Municipal Administrator Wesley other University officials to discuss be able to work together and play Hoffman said the city exercises a Cible changes. However, every- together. great deal of tolerance with the Uni- ! is still being discussed and noth- We need each other." he said. versity students. ing has been decided, Ash said. PERKINS SAD) he is not sure the "When you deal with students and "The intent (with the proposed Croposed student code changes would their behavior you're not dealing with code) is to alleviate the problems in elp because many of the problems criminals, you're dealing with people the community in the best way possi- the city faces with disorderly behav- who are exuberant, energetic, and a ble," he said, adding that problems ior involve non-University students. lot of them are away from home for with loud parties are one of the big- "I have a real problem with the the first time," Hoffman said. "This gest concerns. idea of treating one group differently doesn't make them criminals." The legality of giving the police than another group," he said, but When the city's level of tolerance is officer the option to refer a student to added the city administrators have breached, the police have to move in the Office of Standards and Proce- not had enough time to discuss the and ask the students to quiet down or dures rather than arresting him is proposal and come to any conclu- stop whatever they are doing, he said. being investigated by University offi- sions. People are simply not going to cials. Problems with parties and disor- tolerate students or anybody else de- derly conduct is nothing new to the stroying their property or interrupt- "WE'RE LOOKING at alternatives citizens of the community, Perkins ing their way of lite," Hoffman said. to deal with the problem," Ash said. said, adding that every year a new Ash suggested another solution to "It would give the city another option crop of 18-year-olds comes to campus. the problem could be better education to use as a tool." "When they (students) get drunk of the students on Bowling Greenes This way, he said, a student would and disorderly you're not dealing with laws and what will happen if a law is not have a criminal record, which the same type of person," he said. broken. could prohibit him from getting a job "Sober them up, straighten them up, "Usually you don't look for a solu- BG Mews photos/Liz Kelly once he graduates. clean up their act, put a suit on them tion unless there's a problem," he A W3rd Dr' Jome' Sullivan, associate professor ot applied statistics and operative research was one According to Derek Dickinson, di- and you won't even recognize them. said, adding that he would rather see

IITS nn A _. °' ''"« teachers to receive an outstanding teaching award presented by the Undergraduate rector of Standards and Procedures, a That s not the same boy or girl who the University administration take " ■ nner. Student Government recently. student must sign a waiver to release urinated in your flower bed or in your time to correctly make the changes. Police accused of spying Reagan to give fall economic LA's law, order tough address, Democrats protest WASHINGTON (AP) - In the autumn time to respond to the president. But to an inflation rate that has dropped to LOS ANGELES (AP) - This frag- teeth and the face of a Marine cap- to imply that blacks weren't "nor- of even-numbered years, a presi- it is not equal time, no matter what 5.1 percent, while acknowledging that mented city, the province once of tain. mal." A wry joke made the rounds: dent's fancy often turns to thoughts of the hour or the duration. No rebuttal unemployment remains an agonizing Sergeant Friday and Perry Mason, is "We've always prided ourselves on Police would repaint their squad cars national television. President Reagan commands the attention or the audi- problem. tough on law and order. being a very aggressive police depart- black and normal. is going on the air tonight, with what ence a president can muster. "The toughest, most urgent priority The city wants it, demands it, but is ment," Gates says. Larger depart- the White House calls a non-partisan Reagan's economic progress report we have is to create more jobs," he slow to pay for it and quick to criticize ments can blanket a city, their Gates says he meant that blacks progress report on the economic situ- was scheduled after the unemploy- said after the double-digit unemploy- the cops who deliver it. Many citizens presence a deterrent to crime. "But suffer from a disproportionate ation. ment rate hit 10.1 percent, highest ment rate was announced last Friday. seem torn between the desire for when you're a very small police de- amount of hypertension and sickle The Democrats, predictably, pro- since the last days of the Great De- Those themes certainly will be part stern enforcement and a measure of partment, some 6,800 officers spread cell anemia, and those blacks who test that there is no such thing as a pression. Larry Speakes, the deputy of his progress report, just as they are distrust for the enforcers. over 470 miles, you really have to be suffer those debilities may also suffer non-partisan, nationally-televised ad- White House press secretary, said the part of his set campaign speech, and The police chief Daryl Gates is aggressive... " unduly from carotid holds. dress by a Republican president three purpose was to report to the nation on of his Republican campaign commer- under investigation for a second time The Gates policy has made some He admits it hurt his image with weeks before congressional elections. where things stand, not to announce cials. by a police commission that reflects citizens uneasy. As he defined it, it minority groups. "Thirty-three years That is exactly what Republicans any new administration action. That context, and the fact that both the need and the anxiety. Now means that an officer may stop a in this department and no one can find said when Democrats held the White In every address, at every news Reagan usually gains support with his Gates is accused of spying on the citizen, ask where he is going, per- one thing to suggest I have any racial House and roles were reversed. conference, and in off-the-cuff com- television appearances, led congres- Citizens Commission on Police Re- haps search him and his car. Those bias whatsoever." The opposition party always de- ments in between, the president sional Democrats to argue that he pression. are the things "an aggressive police mands, and usually get, broadcast points to declining interest rates and shouldn't get TV time for the address. He denies that, insisting that the force has to do." BUT GATES' way of talking has police only spy (use undercover gotten him in trouble before. He once agents) on terrorists or violent WHAT AN aggressive police force explained to a Mexican-American Fraud frequent in mail groups. He registers wide-eyed sur- should or should not do has been the group that Hispanic officers rise prise that the Citizens Commission concern of both the Citizens Commis- slowly in police ranks because thinks it's "important" enough to be a sion and the American Civil Liberties "maybe they are lazy." He later said police target. There is a difference, he Union, both of which complain of he should have said "complacent." says, between spying and collecting undue police surveillance. The Citi- Nor were Jewish groups pleased when Victims have options information. It is the latest ruckus zens Commission claims it was under an internal police report suggested EDITOR'SNOTE: Thisis the second If a customer has a complaint" is to make contact with the state or over Gates, the nation's highest paid police scrutiny from its creation in that the Soviet Union might sabotage story in a four-part series dealing against a mail order company for local consumer protection agency cop, and how he handles his job. 1977, the year before Gates became the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles by with the purpose of and the need for non-delivery, misleading advertise- closest to the company, the publisher chief, to 1980, and it says it has secret smuggling in spies disguised as Soviet legal services for students. A related ments, damages due to poor wrap- of the advertisement or the local MEANTIME, IN Los Angeles, as in police documents to prove it. That is Jews. comment can be seen on page two. ping, there may be trouble in postmaster. other cities, fear of violent crime what the Police Commission is inves- resolving it - the company may be in Mail order fraud is one way to be abounds and efforts to deal with it tigating. The department is now under a by Andrea Spencer another state or not have a listed taken in, bait advertising is another. often produce ironies and contradic- consent decree from the courts to hire staff reporter telephone number. tions. It is a world Gates did not Bait advertising falsely promises We've always prided our- more women and minorities so that The first step customers can take is good deals. create, but in which he lives and the force will eventually be one-quar- Splurging with your "rainy day" to write directly to the company. If "Its purpose is to attract customers where, he says, "fear wins." selves on being a very ter female, 22.5 percent Hispanic and money or digging into your savingsfo further action needs to be taken, the In some tender parts of town where in order to sell them other, moreex- aggressive police depart- 22.5 percent black. (The force now has an emergency can be disas- pensive items," according to once wealthy homes abut growing 4.5 percent women, 9.1 percent trous if you are a victim of ghettos of brown, black and yellow, ment. a brochure released by the blacks, and 12.9 percent Hispanics.) fraud. Better Business Bureau. homeowners hire private police for Gates had to lower the height require- Mail order fraud, bait-and- protection. Warning signs pop out of — Daryl Gates ment from 5-feet-6 to 5-feet-even, switch tactics, and automob lawns, suggesting more immediate ILLEGAL TACTICS can in- against his better judgment. lie repair deception can be volve a salesperson refusing and devastating justice than the law It may be a shadowy consequence "We have noted some reduction in frightening experiences for a affords. Yet. residents of ghetto and to show the advertised item, of an aggressive police philosophy, standards," he says. "We don't know student unfamiliar with their explanation that the adver- wealthy enclave alike recall with an- which Gates says is a consequence of how far-reaching that reduction is, rights and possible recourse ger when police drew guns for trifling not enough police. tised item is of poor quality and we won't for some time. It's very actions. and comparing it to a product reason, as they saw it. More cops would help. Gates' pre- difficult to bring women in to do this In one room of police headquarters that is obviously of better decessor, an outspoken man named job. According to the Federal quality at a higher price and at Parker Center downtown, a public Ed Davis, couldn't get the 10,000-man Trade Commission records, relations officer clips newspapers and force he wanted. Gates would settle Eersuading the customer to GATES WAS born to an alcoholic "the most frequent mail or- uy the alternative. It also tapes what radio and television are for 8,500. Irish Catholic father and a Mormon der problem is the failure of a saying about the LAPD today. On the Gates concedes he hurt himself last can involve attempting to mother. He remembers standing in merchant to get products to switch a customer to a wall are newspaper cartoons depict- year when he said he might run for breadlines with his father, a plumber the buyer on tune." ing gun-happy Los Angeles cops higher-priced product after a mayor. He says that explains why his by trade, during the Depression. His purchase has been made. shooting it out with whoever comes various stances and verbal gaffes mother was a dress cutter in the Los The Federal Trade Com- along. One shows a little girl asking a have drawn such fire. Angeles garment district and raised mission has a rule that gives Any of these fraudulent Biliceman for help in getting her Take the chokehold, for instance. It her three sons in her church. the buyer some rights when complaints can occur in tten down from a tree. He says sure, is a common police method of subdu- ordering products by mail. Bowling Green. leans out of his black and white squad ing a subject until he can be hand- Gates doesn't smoke, drinks little, This mail order rule was adopted by reccommends Mark Dolan, president of the Stu- car and shoots it off the limb. On a cuffed. It consists of locking an arm and gave up coffee because it stained the Commission in October 1975. or state Better Business Bureau. dent Consumer Union, said it is the desk a coffee mug is enscribed Drag- around the subject's neck. Refined, it his teeth. He wanted to become a Consumers have the right to know "The biggest fraud in the country is organization's "duty to keep commu- net on one side, Adam 12 on the other. puts pressure on the windpipe and the lawyer but needed a job, entered the when they can expect merchandise to mailorderfraud," Richard Eppstein, nication going between the area mer- carotid arteries which supply the police department, and rapidly rose be shipped. For example, if an adver- president of the Better Business Bu- chant and the customer." ON ANOTHER wall are the photos brain with blood. Sufficient pressure through the ranks of the tough, disci- tisement or brochure says the man- reau in Toledo, said. "We are a communication source of the innocent, young, female victims renders a subject unconscious. 6lined force molded by Chief William ufacturer will "rush" a cutlery set to "THE HOME scheme is a common with a voiced opinion," Dolan said. of the Hillside Strangler, circa 1977. [. Parker. a customer in less than a week, it racket." he said. For example, an ad Dolan said students having a com- Next to them is a photograph of the IN A study, Gates found that the Of his days as a street cop, he must be shipped to the customer will ask for home-workers to address plaint in which action wants to be first matron ever hired by police in chokehold was used on an almost remembers mostly rounding up pros- within that time period. and stuff envelopes. The consumer taken are advised to contact the Stu- this country, by LAPD before the turn equal number of Caucasians, blacks titutes (one stabbed him in the head) IF THE shipment date is not stated will write for free information and dent Consumer Union office, 405 Stu- of the century, as dour and severe a and Hispanics. But more blacks were and breaking up Chinese mah-jong by the seller, the customer has the details. The information received will dent Services Building, and fill out a woman as nature would allow. It is a dying as a result of the chokehold. games. right to expect shipment within 30 include an order form to send for a kit complaint form. sardonic note to the criticism that the Trying to explain this to reporters, days. on how to sell at home. Los Angeles police have been slow to he was quoted in the Los Angeles Gates earned a degree in public If the ordered merchandise does not " Essentially, you are never hired "THE CUSTOMER (complaintant) hire women and are now under court Times as saying. "We may be finding administration from the University of arrive within the stated time, the by the company to stuff envelopes," is required to fill out a form stating order to do so. that in some blacks, when it (the Southern California, applied twice for customer has the right to cancel the said Eppstein. the nature of the complaint and prior Down the hall in a barracks-neat, control hold) is applied, the veins or the police chief's job before making it order and get the money back. The "Every study in the country has action taken," Dolan said. "The mer- memento-laden office, behind the arteries do not open as fast as they do in April 1978. He inherited a force refund must be mailed within seven indicated that this type of mail order chant is then asked to complete the long conference table he uses for a in normal people." facing the budget stringencies of business days after the cancellation of is always fraudulent, Eppstein said. other half of the form stating his desk is the man who presides over the The adjective caused an uproar. Proposition 13 and a city increasingly the purchase. Another method to file a complaint see FRAUD page 4 operation, Chief Gates, flashing white Black leaders and others took Gates conscious of its growing minorities. 2 The BO New/October 13. 1982 9 ^»^w The BG NewsMews 'You've got that right Affiliation with drugs equals guilt OPINION It was no secret when undercover The offense is titled "Permitting shows aid in drug traffickingand this virtue of the fact that you are assist- policemen were penetrating fronts Drug Abuse." It is a misdemeanor of is unlawful under section 2925.13 of ing in the offense by permitting your Vol.63 October 13,1982 No. 26 the first degree and is subject to six the Ohio Law Handbook. There are vehicle to be used in the facilitation of months in jail and fines not exceeding documented cases of this nature a crime, you are in violation. $1,000. If the person arrested has any which resulted in a jail term of-four The best advice: COMMENT Sirior drug offenses, it becomes a months with a heavy fine and three Put some common sense distance elony of the fourth degree. years probation. between yourself and those whose by Ronald D. Ciancutti Permitting drug abuse can go as far actions can expose and harm you. Optimism for economy THE LOGIC IS THAT even though as lending your roommate your car Just as you would not get in car with and busting various marijuana deal- you are but an occupant of the house, even if you are not knowingly aware a drunk driver, do not set yourself up ers last fall. your knowledge and continued toler- that he is making a drug deal. (Sec- to be in violation of law. is withheld - for now What many students are not aware ance of the situation is unlawful. tion 2925.21 (D)) of is that some of those convicted Though it may not seem reasonable Have an idea as to what is going on. were not charged for the direct sale or to move residence every time some- IF HE IS PICKED UP on drug Don't blow it off by just thinking that On the surface, it looks like happy days are here observed use. one sells a bag, the court does not charges, you are also in violation. it is not your business. It is your again, just as all the songs proclaimed during the Substance abuse takes many forms understand why you would continue to Although you did not know he was business if it is in your house. in the way of penalties ana room- live in a house with illegal drug action taking the car for drug related pur- Cover yourself by keeping clean of 1980 presidential campaign. mates of dealers are also guilty of going on. poses, if you are aware he is a traf- the issue. If you're not involved with Many of the nation's largest banks, led by Morgan offenses if they are aware of the A conviction can come by merely ficker and took no action in reporting deals, stay out of their transaction. Guaranty Trust and Chemical bank, have cut the prime dealer's business. answering the door and acknowledg- his transactions you are enabling the The statute is outlined in the Ohio ing that this is the dealer's residence action. Ronald Drew Ciancutti is a se- lending rate to 12 percent, the lowest it has been in 25 Law Handbook and is reiterated ver- or by iust affirming that he has dope Upon arrest, the car is immediately nior journalism major who last . months. batum in the Bowling Green Ordi- for sale. impounded and title is permanently summer served an internship with The drop in the lending rate and the recent record nance. The affirmative response "yes" forfeited. The logic here is that by a legal firm in Bowling Green. boom in the stock exchange has led to boisterous enthusiasm on the part of Republicans across the nation on Bowling Green sports - especially those whose elections are less than a month LETTERSL away. For three years, I have attended game he doesn't score at all. Davis' another or deserve more coverage Philles, Reggie Jackson of the Angels, The repercussions of a low interest rate ripple this University. Within that time, performance probably is not due to than another?". and Dave Winfield of the Yankees throughout the entire economy. When money is easier to when I have seen that a comment is inconsistency, but, rather the 1-4 of- In conclusion, I quess what I am make more money in one year than needed, I have responded. This time fense. Anyone at any given time can saying is support the falcons. But let's the entire 45 man roster of the Dallas get, more small businesses are begun, private individu- is no exception. Being an avid sports lead the team in scoring. John Wei- keep this Division 1-A standing in Cowboys! (Time magazine) als can spend more, more houses are built and auto- fan, I probably have missed a total of nert once said, "Without Colin Irish, Erspective. Would the crowds be as Though it is fairly obvious that five games/matches (hockey, basket- we are a good team but, with him we ■ge if the football team were 0-4? I football players are under-paid when ball or football) in the last three are a great team." This could be doubt it, but they should. Let's re- compared to their sports' coun- years. The reason I am writing is the compared to pie a la mode. You like member that we should support all terparts, should they still have the Opinion Column which was in the Oct. pie, hut with the ice cream it tastes sports, revenue or non-revenue. Over right to strike? What about the mil- 5 edition of the BG News. even better. One has to consider the the years, the basketball and hockey lions of fans across the the coutry who First of all, I have to compliment quick emergence of Bill Faine and teams have carried their weight when are being deprived of "their" game? Head Football Coach Denny Stolz on a Lamar Jackson. Both their perfor- it has come to revenue earning and it Don't the players feel any compassion good season so far. He has paid his mances alone made up for the loss of looks like football is ready to carry toward their loyal followers? What I price here at BGSU and I think every- Irish. Sure, Weinert lost Marcus New- it's share. The important thing is, wonder is will the fans still fill the one has had him on the chopping block bern, but everyone else is returning. let's not put one sport above another, stadiums once the season is resumed. including himself. Unfortunately, Welcome back Colin Irish but also revenue or non-revenue, they are all However, football fans, don't de- sometimes we let frustration lead us welcome back David Jenkins, Joe the same thing, individuals compet- spair! If you are looking for an alter- to become impatient. I have been Harrison, Keith Taylor and the rest of ing against one another. native to football-less Sundays, how frustrated because a winning football the falcons. about watching baseball? The play- program has been dormant until mid- The hockey season starts Friday John David Bowtrs offs are getting underway and it season last year. with the NCAA second place finishers 125 Proul Hall Sromises to be an exciting race to the I also realize that the reinstatement of last season the Wisconsin Badgers. 'odd Series. And if baseball doesn't of the football program to Division 1-A Nick Bandescu, George McPhee, Editor's note: I am happy to report do it for you, then get out and enjoy is very vital to the school in general. Andre Latreille and Brian MacLellan that, as of this writing, Nick Ban- life! There are a multitude of things to The television benefits that the school are gone, but according to one coach, descu Is alive and well and centering do and if you venture outside your TV receives when appearing on TV can "We lost two blue chips prospects and a line for the Bowling Green State room you may find some interesting benefit the whole school. Many times two very good hockey players but University Hockey team. activity to engage in. Believe it or not, player of the game awards are pre- tained four blue chip prospects." there is life after football. Still, sented to the general scholarship ounds like an interesting season Thanksgiving just won't be the same fund. Also, if we cannot be reinstated, ahead. Strike throws cramp without the Detroit Lions to watch. mobiles purchased - which should, theoretically, lead to the larger schools (Kentucky, North The unfortunate thing ahead is the In football viewer's life better times for the depressed housing and auto indus- Carolina and others) will drop us other sports never seem to get enough from their future schedules thus limit- coverage. The track programs at BG Matthew McCurdy tries. Sunday afternoons just aren't the 923 Offenhausr Wast ing our chances of being on television. are respected and feared all over the same anymore! Now that the NFL So, despite what the cynics have said about Reaga- What I cannot understand is the Mid-West. Are they respected at players are on strike, one can no comment, "Football is the most home by the media or other people? nomics, many of the theories the President presented longer spend the day watching his . RESPOND while still a candidate are beginning to take form. prominent sport at this, as well as Are you aware they practice Cross favorite team as they vie for another most, universities, despite the suc- Country two times a day? One time so victory. The question at hand is: do The BG News Opinion Page is the But before Reagan's recent statement that "We have cess of the other sports, so turning out happens to be six o'clock in the morn- the players really have the right to campus forum for your comments pulled this country back from the brink of disaster" can a winner is of the up most importance ing. The soccer team is having a great strike? regarding something in The News - and it seems." I would agree with season this year, but does anyone Consider, if you will, the average or anything of interest to the Uni- be taken seriously rather than be dismissed as cam- the idea of importance of football if care? I know I do as well as the soccer salary of an NFL player. I believe it is versity and community. paign rhetoric, the unemployment rate of this country we are talking about money gener- people, but how many fans do you see close to $90,000 a year. Although one Letters and guest columns will have to go down. ated at this university. But.. . pro- at their games? I know I missed a lot may think that $90,000 a year is a lot, should be typewritten, triple- minent? I disagree with that of other sports in this editorial, and I compared to baseball and basketball spaced and signed. Please include The Detroit auto worker with a ninth-grade education statement I was always under the apoligize to them but does the media? players the football player is practi- your address and phone number impression that "prominent" meant Frankly, I doubt it. We get back to the cally working for peanuts. Three for verification. is not going to understand - or want to understand - the "most important or "foremost." I question, "Is one sport better than baseball players; Mike Schmidt of the significance of the prime lending rate when he is out of a was not aware that this university promoted football as the foremost job. Whether he is willing to wait two more years before program in sports. Are you trying to the low interest rates actually have a tangible effect on tell us that football means more to a his life, is debatable. nose tackle than swimming means to ^S^w a swimmer? There are some further comments WANTED: that I would like to make about that editorial. Especially this one ... "the Pictured is a composite draw- basketball team has seen the return of Colin Irish, the savior-forward the ing done by the Toledo Police team relies so heavily upon to avoid Department's Personal Assault mediocrity." Nice comment to who- Unit of a man who entered the ever wrote this article. I thought apartment of a University reporters were supposed to do some woman last Thursday afternoon homework on what they are writing about. Evidently, this writer didn't and assaulted her. believe in this. Hold on to your seat, The man has been described author, because I have some facts for as being six-feet to 6'3" in i'ou. I intend to inform the misin- height; in his mid-20s; average ormed. According to the Sports Infor- build; sandy-blond hair that is mation Director, Allan Chamberlin, in a press release dated April 15,1982, thick and straight; mustache of Bowling Green's men's basketball the some hair color; fair com- team has compiled the best record of plected; and was last seen any Mid-American Conference team wearing a light blue collared in conference play with a record of 31 shirt, a V-neck long-sleeved wins and 17 losses over the last three years. Mediocrity? For those who do sweater which was cable-knit The news of the improvement in the prime lending not remember, the falcons finished 11- and off-white, straight-legged 5 in the MAC in the 1979-80, tied for light blue jeans, and brown rate is especially bittersweet considering that on the first in the 1980-81 with a record of 10- rubber-soled shoes with no de- same afternoon, General Motors announced a 2,500-man 6, and last season a second place sign. He was also wearing a finish with a 10-6 mark. Two second layoff at the Lordstown, Ohio, plant due to sluggish car Slace finishes and one first place, silver, thin-linked chain neck- sales. lediocrity? The 1979-80 finish was lace with a one-inch cross, Those layoffs highlight what we feel should be con- good enough to be invited to partici- which came to mid-chest. trolled enthusiasm for the upswing in the economy. We pate inthe NIT (National Invitational- Anyone with knowledge Tournament). The overall record for about the suspect's wherea- should be optimistic, but first we should wait until the the last three years is 53-33. The last four seasons have been winning ones bouts or iaentity should contact positive figures are shown in human terms rather than for the falcons. This is the first time a the Bowling Green City Police on the books of accountants, politicians and stockbrok- BG men's basketball team has had or the BG News. ers. four back-to-back winning seasons since 1930. The issue of Colin Irish being THE BG NEWS named savior-forward also bothered me. Bowling Green played very com- DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Editor Tracy Coltint petitively without him last season. *»onog.ng Ednor Eva far.toU Ednoriol AMMMM OonloHo FlMhor JWmUflNB OMHiASHARE.! How* Edna* Sect SiMh Copy tdMor Morcta Sloon They were second in the MAC and tM HAVING A ttwtrwutoux TDKNOUUHAT A»Mtoni Cditor None* tooth Copy EdMor Jvl« Thornton third in the MAC tournament without HAVING KK&&K- GKOUNGBUT nu MYGORrrSJUST SporH Editor to* Mom* Photo tdhW Oo*o Omori him. I am looking forward to his FASTTHS MORNING, ■fOUHt HAVING UNXKVAUBD ic snrns wxe.uie Assistant Sport* tdHor RoHh Wofrhor AosMtan* Photo MMor lit Kolty return, but what if he doesn't return? M* S V HBS- fotawemsr PeiPOO&IKM. APWMPUTTl£ Santo* Solo* lop>o*ontot*)r*lty who can paly team ball. That is why oowllpgGroan. Ohio 43400 the offensive scoring is so balanced. Phono (41P) 372-3*01 One wonders why one game David Hovrlo.m. toSp.m.MandoylhrowghPrldoy Greer will score 20 points and the next The BO News/October 13. 1902 3 Socialist candidates state party stands by Lou Wllln socialism and democracy," she said. people would own their own facto- The Socialist Workers Party has public works and health insurance working people. I don't think people senior staff reporter Merel and Kurt Landefeld, Socialist ries," she said. faith that since workers would be programs "to make the quality of life voted for unemployment," she said. Workers Party candidate for gover- For example, a hypothetical firm running the business, no firms would better," Merel said. "There's no excuse for any unem- Many Americans confuse socialism nor of Ohio, spoke about their party's would be run by a workers' council try to monopolize a market or merge The rest of the money for social ployment. I believe that all the people with dictatorship because they mis- platform, saying that it is the only made up of representatives from each to gain advantage. Merel said. programs could come from the elimi- not working would rather be work- takenly assume that socialism is the alternative for American workers be- department of the firm, Merel said. "I DON'T think people would think nation of "the war budget," since the ing," she said. opposite of democracy, Alicia Merel, cause Reaganomics has had biparti- Representatives to the council would along selfish lines, because they United States has no need for defense, Unemployment could be eliminated Socialist Workers Party candidate for san support. be elected by workers from the de- would be producing ... for the bene- Merel said. "I think the biggest war by such programs as requiring firms U.S. Senate, said Monday in a lecture "Democrats and Republicans are partments and the council would de- fit of society as a whole," she said. monger in the world is the United to add workers to the payroll and at St. Thomas More University Par- coming from the same side. They cide how much the firm would Merel and Landefeld said workers States." reduce the work week to 30 hours. ish. can't support us. Both (parties) are produce and how it would be pro- should be exempt from taxes on in- Merel said the best way for the Workers would still get paid for 40 "Socialism is not the opposite of supported by big business," she said. duced, she said. There would be no come, sales and property. United States to avoid war is to unilat- work hours per week. Workers' wages democracy - it's the opposite of capi- In the socialist state, workers, not corporate president, no central "We don't think working people erally disarm and remove the threat would "come out of the profits of talism," Merel said. big business, would run the economy, leader, she added. should be taxed for social programs against the Soviet Union. She added companies. The companies will make She added that democracy and Merel said. - "That doesn't mean that there they need," Merel said. Tax the that the biggest threat against Ameri- less profit," Merel said. dictatorship are political opposites, "THE GOVERNMENT wouldn't be won't be leadership. Some people will corporations, don't tax the working cans is corporate profits, not the Merel said that anyone unemployed whereas socialism and capitalism are backed by business. A few people come forth," but it would be differ- people." Soviet Union. should "receive unemployment (ben- economic opposites. would not own the means of produc- ent people at different times," she The revenue from corporate taxes efits) for an unlimited amount of time "There's nothing incompatible with tion - everyone would. The working said. could help fund education, welfare. "THERE'S A BIG attack against and get full union pay." Experienced faculty musical trio *jazz' for near-capacity crowd by Tom Augello by the second piece in the set the trio Hamilton this year, seemed to show interludes, to hard, stiff attacks. He them back with some staccato attacks panist. When the soloist crescendoed staff reporter seemed less tense. "Gone with the his specialty not in innovative im- further embellished his solos with an or atonal notes. The scattered 'yeas' or decrescendoed, for instance, the Wind" by Herb Magidson and Alie provisations strung over chords, but appropriate use of grace notes. and whistles from the audience dem- accompanyist inevitably followed. When the Bowling Green Faculty Wruble was the name of this song and ui embellishing main themes. He has onstrated their appreciation for Hal- This sort of sensitivity is more re- Jazz Trio gets together and plays, it gave Halsey the chance to show off a small, dark sound that works well "ITS HARD to play in this group sey's musical prowess. markable because of what Jones said they never have trouble drawing a big some of the skills that make him one with his skill at creating new, melodic because of the instrumentation, By the time they played "I Let a about their rehearsals crowd to listen to them. of the most sought-after bassists in motives over the same chords. This Jones said, referring to the somewhat Song Go Out of My Heart" by Duke "We don't rehearse very often," the The trio played last Wednesday, the area. particular talent was displayed well unusual trio combination of saxo- Ellington, it was obvious the program vibraharpist said after the show, "We Oct. 6, to a near-capacity crowd. during "What are You Doing the Rest phone, vibraharp and bass, "I have to was well-balanced. The contrast be- rehearsed maybe three times before Opening the set with "Cheek to AVOIDING the more laid-back of Your Life," by Michele Legrand. take more of the musical load because tween the abstractions of the Monk this. This is the first time we have Cheek," whose author is unknown style of his partners, Halsey opted for During the section of the concert there's no guitar this year to fill in the piece and the formulaic melodious- played together (as a trio in front of even to the group members, the trio a more intense feeling with loud ap- entitled "Featuring Wendell Jones" chords so a lot of the time I'm using ness of the Ellington worked well. an audience)." demonstrated their professionalism plause demonstrating obvious crowd the vibraharpist performed "Portrait fourmallots." The audience obviously enjoyed right away. Bassist Jeff Halsey kept a approval. Saxophonist Dave Melle's of Jenny" and "Laura." Jones' style On "Blue Monk," by Thelonius AS A GROUP, these musicians listening to them work together. A flawless tempo control while good melodic interpretation provided a is closer to Melle's than it is to Hal- Monk, Halsey played the lion's share show a sensitivity that can only come better tribute to this trio than words eye-contact between the musicians nice contrast to this and character- sey's. Carrying the melodic interpre- and just did not let his audience rest. from experience. They appreciate was the fact that this music-aware kept the group's free style well in ized the special quality of this group tation of improvisation to new Using a strong technique throughout each other's use of style and know audience (much of the people in the sync. that would be exhibited the rest of the heights, Jones leaves no note on his the piece, he is anything but predicta- where each other is going with a audience were music majors) gave Although a somewhat stiff, unre- concert. instrument untouched. His articula- ble. He lets his audience slide with a phrase. 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Nontraditional students attend classes Adult programs available through office by Ada Spyker refers to students 25 years of age and units credit; career and educational clude the Association for Women's reporter older. advising and information for adults, Action Return to College; federally- ALTHOUGH JUDY, Bill, and Susan provide career and educational advis- funded Basic Educational Opportu- Judy is 40 years old. She has spent are not actual people, their situations ing and to provide educational oppor- nity Grants; The Business and Pro- the last twenty-one years of her life are common. According to Dr. Edi- tunities to meet the needs or the fessional Women's Foundation; The raising her three children. Now that eann Beisbrock-Didham, assistant individual. The classes may be credit Danforth Foundation and the Clairol they are all grown and practically on vice provost for continuing education, or noncredit. Beisbrock-Didham said Loving Care Scholarship, which be- their own, Judy decides to follow regional and summer programs, a that a housewife may not want a gan awarding $1,000 grants in 1974 to through on a dream she has had most variety of adults each year apply for credit course but would prefer a non- women over 35 years of age for of her life. She is going to attend continuing education and the num- credit course in something such as Continuing Education. college. bers keep proceeding to increase. karate. The majority of these nontraditio- Bill is 65 years of age. Until recently "We had well over 15,000 individual Another special program offered is nal students attend classes so that he has been most satisfied with him- enrollments during the 1981-82 year", Senior Adult Grants for Education they may better their lob skills. Breis- self and his life, but something is Beisbrock-Didham said. (SAGE.) This allows people over 60 to brock-Didham said employers missing in his life. Bill realizes that The Office of Continuing Education, take a University course free of tu- usually pay for a large percentage of Kerhaps a college education is what Regional, and Summer Programs, ition, on a space available basis, night or conference classes attended e needs to fill this gap in his life. which is located on the third floor of according to Dr. Breisbrock-Didham. by their respective employees. Susan is a SO year old businesswo- Mcfall Center, serves an extensive The average nontraditional student, man. Unlike Judy and Bill she did audience and offers several programs who is not over 60 years of age, must Beisbrock-Didham adds that these attend college; however, she would to suit a variety of people - adult finance his education in much the programs do not only take place here like an opportunity to improve herself learner services; noncredit programs same way as the incoming freshman, on campus but also at the Firelands and her job skills. Susan decides to go throughout the year; summer school by applying for loans and grants. Campus, at seventeen area off-cam- back to school. credit courses and workshops; off- pus educational sites, at area busi- These three individuals have one campus classes for credit and noncre- SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are ness sites, and at area conference thing in common. They are all classi- dit; conferences and professional available for women. Dr. Beisbrock- facilities. The office is conveniently fied as nontraditional students, which training for continuing education Didham said. These scholarships in- opened twelve months a year. FRAUD — . . . from Page 1 The first siep customers tact with the state or local Bowling Green. "If the situation is bad can salvage 75-90% of that Riding double BG News i,ho,os/Ron Hagier can take is to write directly consumer protection Mark Dolan, president of enough, attention can be customer's business," he to the company. If further agency closest to the com- the Student Consumer brought to the attorney said. "The trend is then Ten year old Michelle Whitocre hitches a rid* on her friend Jean Sheeks motorized action needs to be taken, pany, the publisher of the Union, said it is the organi- general in Columbus," he that the company will tell wheelchair on North Main St. yesterday. the FTC reccommends a advertisement or the local zation's "duty to keep com- added. five people oftheir success call to the local or state postmaster. munication going between Costs for filing a com- in customer satisfaction." Better Business Bureau. Mail order fraud is one the area merchant and the plaint through small A NUMBER of the com- "The biggest fraud in the way to be taken in, bait customer." claims court is $12.50 for a plaint calls from the Bowl- POWDER PUFF U.S. country is mail order advertising is another. "We are a communica- case under $500. Cases be- tion source with a voiced ing Green area deal with SWEEPSTAKES Savings Bonds. fraud," Richard Eppstein, Bait advertising falsely tween $500 and $1,000 cost car owners who feel they Eresident of the Better promises good deals. opinion," Dolan said. $17.50 to file, Kathy Mazza- have been cheated by an Gift certificate winners: usiness Bureau in Toledo, "Its purpose is to attract "THE CUSTOMER rella, deputy clerk at Bowl- area service station, said. customers in order to sell (complaintant) is required ing Green Municipal Eppstein said. "A lot of the $100 - Karen Clements "THE HOME scheme is them other, more expen- to fill out a form stating the Court, said. sive items," according to a complaints are just plain $ SO - Jennifer Stack a common racket," he nature of the complaint "FOR THE LAST 64 confusion. The customer said. For example, an ad brochure released by the and prior action taken," Sears the Better Business does not know what rights $ 25 - Mary Ann Swanson will ask for home-workers Better Business Bureau. Dolan said. "The mer- iiireau has never charged they have." to address and stuff enve- ILLEGAL TACTICS can chant is then asked to com- a fee for filing a com- Eppstein explained the Congratulations!!! lopes. The consumer will involve a salesperson re- plete the other half of the plaint," Eppstein said. customer has the right to write for free information fusing to show the adver- form stating his response We have recevied 400 receive a written estimate and details. The informa- tised item, explanation to the the complaint and complaint calls alone on on their vehicle. tion received will include that the advertised item is comments for a possible our Watts line, this doesn't All service stations in the an order form to send for a of poor quality and com- solution." include the letters and city of Bowling Green are kit on how to sell at home. paring it to a product that Dolan said SCU urges other long distance calls required to have repair " Essentially, you are is obviously of better qual- the merchant and the dis- we receive." order forms by the urging Howard's Club H never hired by the com- ity at a higher price and satisfied customer to dis- A national survey con- of consumer advocate, pany to stuff envelopes," persuading the customer cuss the problem and ducted by the BBB indi- Ralph Nader. said Eppstein. to buy the alternative. It attempt to work it out. If cated that, "One out of Dale Otley, co-owner of 'Every study in the also can involve attempt- nothing is resolved, "we every 27 people file a com- Shell Service Station, 402 country has indicated that ing to switch a customer to may have to make a plaint and 75 percent of the E. Wooster, said the Shell PRESENTS... this type of mail order is a higher-priced product af- judgmental decision that is complainants are female. Oil company designed a always fraudulent," ter a purchase has been based on previous experi- This one person will tell Shell Auto Care Program Eppstein said. made. ences and we will proceed nine to ten about about the "for the security of the Another method to file a Any of these fraudulent to take any action that is fraudulent act. Thirteen service station owner and 'Blues complaint is to make con- complaints can occur in necessary, he said. percent of these people will satisfaction of the cus- explain the incident to 20 or tomer." more people." THE REPAIR form, Confidential" _ 1 JL Thursday October 28 6-1 Op.m. V/7 /—^ Eppstein is proud of the THF P fact that the BBB is the which is prepared and pre- only agency that, "keeps sented to the customer be- records of complaints filed fore work has been started, V includes information such Tonight! in the Bowling Green area as an estimated cost, re- H and fraudulent businesses pairman who will work on I \ -\ \ i ft ^m all over the world. We urge the car, estimated repairs s people to check out the No Cover Charge I | ^ a ■Iz / business before they make and completion time. J v~> a purchase." "Accurate record keep- 210 N. Main* ''If a company properly, ing is one of the best ways Ipiqurp Information and FitnPSS Evaluation promptly and fairly solves to protect a business and a customer problem, they its customers," Otley said. 1 —T7". Congratulations to The 1982-82 • confidential, personal care • special rates for BG. students BGSU Falconettes! OFF 352-9285 • 541 W. 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LOUIS (AP) - Paul Molitor of two Midwestern cities with little or line, Caldwell was nearly flawless. of the Ohio Collegiate Championships, was a dominating force in the game's The Falcon backs went into a scor- rapped a record five hits and Mike no recent World Series experience, The double he gave up to Porter in the Bowling Green club rugby team lineouts and scrums. ing frenzy in the second match, as all Caldwell pitched a three-hitter as the the Brewers set aside their normal the second inning probably would rolled over John Carroll by scores of So, conceding the set plays, BG seven backs scored tries. Loose for- powerful Milwaukee Brewers used tendency toward power and settled have been a single if the Brewers had 224 and 44-4, last weekend. went at Carroll as much as possible ward Marty Moran also added a try. singles to build a 17-hit attack and for a game of singles - going for one been playing at home. But on the The Falcons, now 13-2 and the de- from the backfield. Using reverses Scoring for BG were Dave Sutter, beat the St. Louis Cardinals 104 in the run at a time - to beat the Cardinals. artificial surface of Busch Stadium, fending Ohio collegiate champions, and fakes, the Falcons were able to Bill Miller, Glen Schwab, Jim Sanne- first game of the World Series Tues- They scored twice in the first inning Porter's soft liner took a huge bounce head into the championships as the set up five-on-four situations for much man, Kelly Blakely, Greg Westervelt day night. off Forsch, betrayed by the normally over right fielder's Charlie Moore's tournament's top-seeded team. of the remainder of the afternoon. and Dave Miller. Roger Mazzarella The Brewers rapped playoff hero excellent glove of first baseman Keith head and by the time center fielder While the Falcon backs are gener- "Actually, Carroll was quite good," added three conversions, Nick Lu- Bob Forsch for six runs and 10 hits, to Hernandez, whose error on a ground Gorman Thomas had tracked it down. ally regarded as one of the best colle- BG coach Bill Cotton said. "They kaszewicz had two and Glenn Schwab find themselves in an extremely unfa- ball by Ben Oglivie made both runs Porter was on second. The hit became giate units in the United States, BG's were better than the scores indicated, had one. miliar position - in the lead for once. unearned. meaningless, however, when rookie forwards usually give up a lot of but they just couldn't handle the over- They finished with 13 singles. The Brewers made it 3-0 in the David Green lined out softly to Cecil ground in the weight and height de- lap situations we created." This weekend, the Falcon ruggers The Cardinals went down meekly, fourth with Molitor driving in the run Cooper at first base to the dismay of partment. In the first match, Mike Kelly, Judd will host Ohio University in the first as Caldwell, a junkball left-hander, on a broken-bat single. Simmons' the standing-room-only crowd of Herman and Mike Skelly each scored round of the Collegiate got 10 of his first 15 outs on ground homer in the fifth boosted the lead to 53,723. Last weekend was no exception, as one try while Dave Wilt led the Fal- Championships at College Park Field. balls. He gave up a second-inning •H). Perhaps unwilling to face the pre- the Falcon ruggers faced a "huge" cons with two. Dave Meyer's conver- Gamelime for the BG-OU clash is double to St. Louis catcher Darrell The Brewers finally ended Forsch's dicament they had in the last week of problem in the person of John Carroll sion finished the scoring in the 22-0 noon. Porter and eighth-inning singles to evening with two more runs in the the season and again in the playoffs, Porter and Ken Oberkfell. sixth. Forsch had pitched a three-hit the Brewers moved quickly to take Caldwell's control, a problem in his shutout in the opener of St. Louis' the lead. last two outings, was impeccable. He three-game sweep over Atlanta in the Kagel named strike mediator did not walk a batter until two were National League Championship Se- With one out in the first inning, out in the sixth inning. ries, but on this night tie could do Yount singled and Forsch walked WASHINGTON (AP) - Negotiators be named publicly, said Kagel's ap- agreement even on non-monetary is- Not since 1946 in the World Series nothing right. Cooper on four pitches. Simmons then for striking football players and the Bintment was to be announced by sues, let alone the union's demand for between St. Louis and Boston had any In contrast, Caldwell had been struck out, looking at a Forsch fast- National Football League club owners iy McMurray, federal mediator. a wage scale that is the major issue in player got as many as four hits in a bombed in his two previous outings. ball on the outside of the plate, bring- have agreed on a West Coast private "We've used Mr. Kagel before as an the strike. game and that was done by four He gave up seven runs on 13 hits in a 7- ing up Oglivie, who hit a liner right at labor mediator to aid in the search for arbitrator. Both sides have confi- Slayers. Robin Yount also had four 1 loss to Baltimore in the final days of Hernandez's feet. The ball skipped by a settlement to the 22-day walkout. dence in him, but this time he will be Since then, much of the verbal its on this night for the Brewers. the season, then lasted only three the first baseman untouched for an Sources said Tuesday the negotia- used in a mediatory capacity," said sparring has been over a mediator - Ted Simmons, the catcher traded to innings in Game 1 of the American error as Yount scored and Cooper tor chosen is Sam Kagel, a San Fran- Jim Miller, a spokesman for the NFL management has sought federal me- the Brewers from the Cardinals be- League Championship Series, giving raced to third base. cisco attorney who has done Management Council. diation; the union, while finally fore last season, added a fifth-inning up five earned runs on seven hits to Gorman Thomas followed with an independent work in the past for both THERE HAVE BEEN no formal agreeing to accept a mediator, has home run. the California Angels. infield hit deep to the right of short- the league and the players' union. negotiations since Oct. 2, when talks insisted that he not be with the Media- IN THIS CLASH of two beer towns. THIS TIME, with everything on the stop Ozzie Smith. A government source, declining to broke off after there was no tion and Conciliation Service.

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Revco reserves the right to limit quantities. »Th€ BO Newt/October 13. 1982 SPORTS Hindsight: Momentum with OSC1 Did the best team win in Oxford last Saturday? as Falcon spikers lose by Marc Delph "three-quick-wins-and-call-it-a-night- sports reporter " for the Falcons. The opposite was by Keith Walther It is a credit to the Falcons that bounced into the air where MU he threw passes that he should not true as OSU struck back totake a 8-4 assistant sports editor they stayed in the ballgame. The tackle Wafik Elsanadi grabbed it have thrown. Gehad Youssef "Momemtum is the name of the lead before Haines callea timeout. defense kept the MU offense and waddled seven yards into the knows the magnitude of the missed game," Bowling Green's women's The timeout helped the Falcons gain OXFORD - One can look at last relatively quiet after its initial end zone for a score. Mike extra-point. Even Denny Stolz volleyball coach Sandy Haines said momentum enough to tie the game at Saturday's Bowling Green-Miami drive. The offense went up and Kiebach's extra point gave Miami himself may feel that he did not about the sport of volleyball. And that 10-apiece and clinch the thrilling football game in two different down the field all day, or so it a 14-6 lead. coach his best game. is exactly what carried the Falcons opening game, 15-13. ways. seemed - yet much like the and Ohio State to a fifth and deciding The next two games found the Fal- Either BG should have won by at THE PLAY GAVE MU new life THERE IS NO need to tell them Sue through a see-saw battle in cons lacking the needed momentum least a touchdown, or the Falcons after BG had been dominating play these things. What good would it derson Arena, last night. Haines loves so much. OSU rolled to should never have been in the since MU's first offensive do? Maybe they should be praised two easy victories, 6-15 and 8-15. game at all. SIDELINE possession of the game. For sure, it for almost pulling out a win in a Unfortunately for BG, the Buckeyes The second game started out to be The Falcons turned over the ball was a fluke play. Same where their mistakes possesed that momentum in game as exciting as the first as the teams five and walked away with the match, seven times en route to losing the Keith Walther But I heard people in the ictated that they really did not were tied at six-apiece. BG, however, 15-13, 6-15, 8-15, 15-9, 5-15. game, 17-12. A team cannot expect Assistant sports editor pressbox and elsewhere after the deserve it. did not score again until the first point to win the game doing that - that is game say "well, the Miami They certainly are not out of the In the final game, a pumped-up of the next game. Again the Falcons logical. But oddly enough, the Whammy strikes again." Well, conference race. Miami plays one Falcon squad jumped out to an early jumped out to an early lead at 3-0 but Falcons were not only in the Cleveland Browns of 1981, they that about made me puke. less game in the MAC thf>n do the 1-0 lead but was soon quieted by the lost control and never got back into ballgame but had plenty of chances were unable to punch it in or turned Sure, MU got all the breaks in the Falcons. One Redskin loss would resurgent Bucks, and found them- the game. to win it! it over. selves trailing, 3-11, after giving up In fact, it looked as though BG was Same. It almost made it seem as if be enough to allow BG to win the eight straight points. It appeared that MU might run ley were distined to win. But the conference (providing they do not out of the whole contest when they away with it after driving 56 yards McClure set BG records for pass fact of the matter is ... well, I'm lose another conference game). The victory, it seemed, was out of found themselves down two games to in seven plays on its first completions (29) and passing not sure. Miami won, but I don't reach, but no one could tell BG team one. Miami knows it has a tough MAC leaders Julaine Flick and Renee Man- possession for a score to make it 7- yardage (312), yet was intercepted beleive in jinxes. Frankly, I don't shedule left - they can not relax. 0. However, the Falcons came back five times. Add to this a fumbled believe they won. waring as they nearly single-hand- THE FALCONS would not allow The mistakes BG made were themselves to be counted out as their with just 1:44 left in the first half on pitch by Bryant "Cowboy" Jones I do believe two things though. hard to swallow. Much in the same edly attempted a late game comeback a 37-yard TD pass from Brian and a fumble by fullback Lamont Although I admit to being biased in which, however, fell considerably momentum ran wild and they rallied way people thought that short in the 5-15 loss. to a fourth game lead of 11-4. An easy McClure to Greg Taylor. Wagner - both of which halted BG my views, I can't help feeling that Northwestern would always lose, I drives in MU territory - and you the better team did not win Save expected the worst to happen every OSU proved to be too strong for the win it was not, though, as the Buck- But then Gehad Youssef, who have what is known as a loss. the turnovers, the Falcons time the Falcons had the ball. It is Falcons in the long-run and individual eyes stole the Falcons' momentum had missed on a 44-yard field goal outplayed the Redskins. easy to make excuses. But in the errors did not help the problem either, and came back to score five straight attempt earlier, missed the extra- While watching the game, I MAC there is no time to be an Haines said. points before Haines again called ?iint try. It was the first PAT that couldn't help but feel that the law It was a bitter day for BG. A loss expert in hindsight. "They are much taller than we time-out. The Falcons regrouped in ousset had not connected on in his of averages would finally result in such as that - against a rival, on We don't have a lot of time are," she said. "They were killing us time to pull out the victory, 15-9. last 15 attempts. Nevertheless, it a break for the Falcons in the way television - when it causes BG to before next week's game against in the back court." forced the Falcons to play catch-up of a turnover. Instead, MU got the drop from theirpedestal atop the Northern (Illinois), Stolz said. FALCON ERRORS also aided the "We were down two games to one the rest of the contest. That proved big break. Mid-American Conference "We can bitch about it forever, but Buckeyes in their victory, she said. and came back to tie it, Haines said to be too much for BG. In the third quarter, the standings, hurts to say the least. the fact is. thev (the Redskins) are "We caused our own problems," about last night's match. "It shows Redskins' Brian Pillman rushed I could sit here and type words a good football team and I know Haines said. "Our serving and receiv- what kind of kids we have " IT WAS THE first of many McClure and had him in his grasp that would pour salt into the that we are a good football team. ing hurt us; it shifted the momen- Falcon errors on the day. To win a when McClure threw the ball in the wounds of the BG coaches and They have some games left to play tum." The defeat dropped BG's record tc big game, a team cannot make direction of a nearby Falcon players. They know they did not and so do we. We have to put this When BG opened the match by 6-15 for the season as they head into crucial mistakes like the Falcons receiver. The ball bounced off BG play the best game they could have behind us - but it's pretty damn chalking-up the first three points in another home contest this Friday did Saturday. lineman Dave Hagaman's helmet. played. Brian McClure knows that disappointing." game one, the outlook seemed to be night against a talented Miami club. SUPPORT YOUR FALCONS TOMORROW

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