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Opinion H E Sports Andrea Wood tells students how to protect themselves on campus The Falcon football team loses a Page 2 key game to Toledo Campus Page 5 Scores An inside look at campus police Bills 16 Broncos 28 departments at Ohio universities Colts 13 Chargers 17 Lions 28 Vikings 14 Page 3 NEWS Falcons 24 Panthers 12 Monday, October 7, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 171 The News' Briefs Clinton, Dole spar in prime time John Kino Peace Corps visiting The Associated Press campus HARTFORD, Conn. -- Presi- dent Clinton and Bob Dole The Peace Corps will clashed vigorously over the role have an Information table in of the federal government, tax the Lenhart Grand Ball- room today from 9 a.m. to 5 cuts, Medicare and the strength p.m. The Peace Corps have of the economy Sunday night in a been visiting campuses prime-time debate critical to the across the country this year Republican challenger's come- as part of their recruiting back hopes. campaign. In the coming Standing just a few feet apart year, the organization ex- on a red-carpeted stage, Clinton pects to place hundreds of and Dole challenged each other new volunteers in assign- again and again during a 90-min- ments all over the world. Peace Corps, which is cele- ute showdown that ushered in the brating its 35th anniversary final month of the White House this year, was founded by campaign. President John F. Kennedy Their fast-paced exchanges to offer trained men and were often pointed and ranged women to countries in need. from the causes of rising teen Currently, nearly 7,000 vol- drug use to the role of the Amer- unteers serve in 94 coun- ican military at the dawn of the tries. More than 140,000 21st century. Americans have returned "I trust the people, the presi- from Peace Corps service dent trusts the government," since the agency began in Thr AlMcUlrdPRM 1961 Dole said in trying to cast the Democratic incumbent as a lib- Bob Dole and President Clinton face off at the presidential debate In Hartford, Conn. Sunday. Epilepsy support eral hiding behind conservative companies to target children. raised taxes too much." A bit in most national and key state ing on Medicare, just not as much election-year rhetoric. Dole "We are better off than we later, Clinton recalled a decade- polls, Dole was running short of as Democrats wanted. group to hold meet- pointedly recalled the presi- were four years ago - let's keep old quote from Dole's running time to build support for a Re- Dole vigorously promoted his ing dent's 1994 health-care initiative it going," Clinton said in taking mate, Jack Kemp, who said Dole publican campaign anchored on a $548 billion tax cut plan, saying it "he wanted to impose on the credit for 10 million new jobs and "never met a tax he didn't hike." promise to cut taxes by 15 per- was time to put more money in The Bowling Green epile- American people." making his case for a second The Biishnell Theater in down- cent and the theme that Clinton is the pockets of everyday working psy support group will meet Clinton Ignored the criticism of term. town Hartford was the site for a "warmed over liberal." Americans. "I want the govern- Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the that failed proposal but offered a Dole, dearly nervou in the the first of two 90-minute Oc- Clinton held fast to his asser- ment to pinch pennies for a Wood County Library. The vigorous defense of his record - debate's opening minutes, dis- tober debates between Clinton tion that the "Dole-Gingrich" change instead of the American group meets every month to and of what he said was carefully agreed. Under Clinton, he said, and Dole, both one-on-one en- 1995 Republican budget would families," Dole said. discuss the challenges and targeted government activism. "Americans are working h rdcr counters because of a controver- have devastated Medicare. Dole Clinton called it a "$550 billion answer questions that go As examples, he cited banning and paying higher taxes." sial decision to exclude Ross retorted: "Stop scaring the tax scheme" tliat would either with having and being certain assault weapons and Dole recalled Clinton' own Perot. seniors, Mr. President." He said around someone with epile- making it harder for cigarette psy. The group is open to admission that in 1993 he had Trailing by significant margins the GOP budget increased spend- See Debate, page four. the public. For more infor- mation contact Kristina King at 352-4776. Fair offers opportunity Students can get 1995-96 Yearbooks to begin career search Students can now pick up or purchase their 1995-96 Key Yearbook in the year Maureen Barry to the University because of get an understanding of who will book office, 28 West Office. The BC News Bowling Green's reputation. recruit them the following year, The books cost $23.95 and "They know the reputation of she said. checks should be made out More than 250 employers will Bowling Green graduates. They to the University. The pur- pack into the Lenhart Ballroom want to hire Bowling Green stu- "Every year we hear from stu- chase Is also bursarable. Tuesday to recruit Bowling dents," she said. dents that have been employed Those interested in getting Green students. because of EXPO," Kroll said. their senior picture in this Students seeking career in- JoAnn Kroll, director of Career Kroll said students should be year's book can have the formation, internships or full- Planning and Placement Ser- aware that the fair offers career photo taken from Oct. 28 to time employment will find many vices, said the fair presents op- Nov. 8. information for students in opportunities at the Exploring portunities for seniors to find different fields, EXPO is not only Placement Opportunities career employment, but it also benefits for business-related careers. Historical Society fair. underclassmen. Students are encouraged to Director Norman Jewlson confronts film star Cher during the sponsors dried- According to Ellen Nagy, Freshmen and sophomores be- dress professionally and distrib- production of "Moonstruck." EXPO coordinator, the career gin to experience a professional ute their resumes, because some flower arrangement fair offers students opportunities atmosphere and create ties that employers will be offering inter- workshop to begin their job search. may lead to future employment views the-following day, Oct. 9, Nagy also said employers come opportunities, while juniors can Kroll said. Jewison claims Janet WUlman will lead a workshop on dried flower- basket arrangements at the Oct. 17 tea sponsored by the timing, story Wood County Historical So- Court house rededicated ciety. The tea will be held at the Society's museum and Dawn Keller Latta said the building is a other counties, I clearly know will start at 7 p.m. Wllman, The BG News symbol of the community. that not only do we have a great cause success who teaches crafts and is a "You're rock solid. Our ances- county with great people, but we quality quilt maker, will Area residents gathered Sun- tors decided to eek out a living have elected officials who work Jay Young story. All you know is you demonstrate proper ar- day afternoon to celebrate the here and they made a success out very well together," Gardner The BG News have a story you like personal- rangement techniques. She rededicatioa of the Wood County of It," he said. "I can only vision said. "That's a great tribute to ly as a film maker. You have to resides In Bowling Green Court House. in the next 100 years, the succes- the history of this county and to Award-winning director go with your instincts." with her husband, who Several government officials ses we are going to have." those who are currently serving Norman Jewison was In Bowl- Jewison, who made his demonstrates blacksmith described the importance of the Tim Brown, Congressman Paul us." lng at the museum. Tea and ing Green this weekend as the professional debut on the court house to Wood County. Gilmore's representative, shared featured artist of the Univer- stage at age five, said a direc- food will be served by the Alan Mayberry, Wood County Historical Society. The mu- Bob Latta, president of the Gllmore's comments about the sity's Director's Weekend. tor must carefully choose seum is located near I-7S at board of Wood County Commis- court house. Brown cited a prosecuting attorney, presented Born in Toronto, Canada, which stories they want to put US 6 on County Home Road, sioners, explained why the court speech given by Gilmore on the a plaque to the commissioners. Jewison directed the hit on film.. just south of Bowling house was being rededicated. floor of the United States House "I also wanted to share with the screen version of Broadway's "Films are very personal.