The BG News December 8, 1983

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2 vol. 66 ssue 52 thursday, december 8, 1983 new/ bowlng green state unversty Al-Anon helps famles of problem drnkers by Tom Reed reporter Edtor's Note: Ths s the second n a three-part seres dealng wth alcohol support groups. Due to the senstve nature of the story the names have been changed. Alcoholsm s a sckness not only to the drnker, but often to hs/her famly as well. Whle Alcoholcs Annonymous deals drectly wth the problem drnker, Al-Anon s a group organzed to help the famles of alcoholcs lead normal lves. Al-Anon, an afflate of AA, uses AA's serenty prayer and twelve step method as gudelnes for progress, accordng to Grace, member of the group. At the meetngs famly members relate personal experences as a way of helpng to solve problems. The serenty prayer s rected before and after every meetng to remnd members they cannot cure the alcoholc by themselves. Unfortunately, some group members sad they have tred to take on ths task alone. " used to get so frustrated wth hm (my husband). Every nght would st down and threaten hm by tellng hm that was gong to leave hm f he ddn't stop drnkng, but that seemed Planes crash n fog; 93 de n exploson MADRD, Span (AP) - A Spansh jetlner got lost n fog and taxed nto a Boeng 727 that was acceleratng at about 100 mph pror to takeoff from Madrd arport yesterday, settng off a fery exploson that klled 33 people, offcals t was the second ar dsaster n Madrd n 10 days. One survvor of the latest crash, an Amercan, sad he thought nether plane should have been allowed to take off n the dense fog. The arport, whch has no ground radar, had been closed to ncomng flghts. Ar traffc control offcals sad the collson occurred at 9:45 a.m. (3:45 a.m. EST) when an bera Ar Lnes Boeng 727 carryng 84 passengers, ncludng 40 Japanese, and nne crew members, accelerated to lake off toward the north for Rome. They sad the plot, after apparently spottng the other jet approachng on the ground, just managed to get the 727's nose up. Transport Mnster Enrque Baron and bera Presdent Carlos Espnosa de los Monteros sad a DC-9 of Avaco, a domestc Spansh arlner carryng 37 passengers and fve crew, got lost whle taxng and collded wth the mdsecton of the 727, went under t and burst nto flames. SPOKESMEN FOR bera, Span's natonal arlne, and Avaco sad SO passengers and one crew member aboard bera Flght No. 350 to Rome ded. All 37 passengers and fve crew members of Avaco Flght No. 134 to the northern Spansh cty of Santander pershed, they Baron had earler put the number of vctms at 104, but t was beleved the hgher fgure was due to a confuson n the names of the Japanese toursts travelng on the Boeng 727. An estmated 23 of the survvors of the 727 jetlner were hosptalzed, offcals Thomas Goltz, 39, a Madrd resdent from El Paso, Texas, and hs wfe Sydney, 32, were seated n the back of the bera plane and survved the crash wth mnor bruses. Goltz, manager of the Snger Co. n Madrd, sad nether plane should have been allowed to leave the arport. "t (the 727) was just about to take off when we heard ths bg crunchng sound of metal. The plane sort of broke up n peces and smoke started to fll the cabn," Goltz "A crew member was strugglng to get the back door open. grabbed my wfe and jumped out when the door was open and we ran. We found ourselves n a sort of feld wth the co-plot and a badly burned man. We wandered around n the fog for about 15 mnutes and fnally were pcked up by some people n a jeep. On Nov. 27,181 people were klled when a Boeng 747 jumbo jet of Avanca, the Colomban natonal arlnes, crashed fve mnutes before landng n Madrd on a flght from Pars. There were 11 survvors. The worst crash n avaton hstory occurred n March 1977 when two jumbo jets collded on the groud n fog on the Canary slands, kllng 582 people. only to do more harm than good," Phylls, a group member The local chapter meets every Tuesday nght at the Peace Lutheran Church n Bowlng Green. Attendence s volun' /v but one obstacle whch plagues Alateen, and Al-Anon alke s the reluctance of possble newcomers to share ther problems wth strangers. " DD everythng possbly could to avod Al-Anon. thought there was no way was gong down there and embarrass myself oy tellng my secrets to people ddn't even know," Carol, another group member, But as problems at home nten- sfed, Carol sad she lad asde her embarrassment and sought help from Al-Anon. "The frst meetng went to felt uncomfortable and cred, but gradually relaxed. The meetngs nave helped me wth my problem, and whle t's not solved yet thnk am on the rght track," she Group members sad t s mportant to remember that the reason for comng to the meetngs s to help themselves and not the alcoholc. "For the longest tme wasn't really gettng anythng out of the meetngs. would go home and contnue to be mpatent wth my kds and get mad at the lttlest thngs. fnally «t Ts the season. t...to be jolly, well, maybe not untl next semester's schedule s more to your lkng. As the Chrstmas season nears at the Unversty, so does the rtual of "drop/add" class schedulng sessons n the Unversty Grand Ball room located on the second floor of the student Unon. (Above) Freshman Mchelle Ptt, studyng to be an executve secretary, s asssted wth her schedule by Mrs. Hayden, a schedulng assstant. (Rght) Junor psychology major Bran Smth checks hs notes aganst a lst of courses. realzed that at Al-Anon was the one who needed help. Snce then thngs are gettng better," Phylls Bob s an alcoholc and he sad Al- Anon offers a unque look on how hs drnkng has affected the people around hm. " thought would lke to see what t was lke on the other sde of the fence. lke lstenng partcularly to what the wves have to say. thnk what learn here wll make me a better husband and father," he WHEN LEARNNG how to lve wth an alcoholc, t s mportant not to try to please everyone, accordng to Terry, another member of Al-Anon. "There were tmes tred to make everyone n the famly happy. Everyone, that s, except me. That's when would get rrtable and start yellng. thnk a person needs some tme tor themselves," she The group s furnshed wth the book' 'One Day at a Tme n Al-Anon" whch gves ts members day-to-day suggestons they should follow. Phylls sad the books ttle characterzes her atttude, "Don't be constantly worred about the problem, because f you do you wll go crazy. There are only 24 hours n one day you have to try to keep a balance, she Students, landlords plan talks by Carole Hornberger reporter Plans are agan n the works to deal wth problems between student-tenants and landlords by the Student Consumer Unon and the cty's Rental Housng Assocaton. Accordng to Dave Ryan, charman of the Student Consumer Unon, last year's attempts at tryng to set up conferences between the two partes was consdered an excellent dea by all nvolved. But tme was ther bggest enemy. "We, Mark Dolan, charman last year, and had too much gong on last sprng. There just was not enough tme for us to really work on the project," he Ryan sad ths year, n conjuncton wth the Student Legal Servces, he hopes to set up formal talks wth the t^tfpntff and landlords to "talk and come up wth real solutons to problems." Many of the problems that stll exst between them, he sad, consst of msunderstandng of lease contracts and gettng repars. Ryan attrbuted ths to lack of communcaton. Along wth these talks, Ryan sad the Student Legal Servce and the Student Consmer Unon are settng up dfferent programs and nformaton to further the educaton of tenants and landlords. "MOST TENANTS are n the wrong and they do not realze t," he Ryan sad the organzatons wll be sendng out pamphlets to all students explanng the legal responsbltes of rentng and leasng. He sad he s hopng students wll read them or refer to them whenever they have See HOUSE poge 3 Syra releases body, hedges on prsoner's return by The Assocated Press Syra released the body of U.S. Navy plot Lt. Mark Lange yesterday but sad the return of Amercan prsoner Robert Goodman depended on relatons wth the Unted States. Syra also accused the Unted States of drect nvolvement n the Lebanon war. Meanwhle, bombs and rockets slammed nto resdental neghborhoods n Chrstan east Berut from Druse postons n the hlls overlookng the cty. Polce reported two cvl- ans klled and 1( wounded by shrapnel. The body of Lange, 27, of Fraser, Mch., was flown by the Marnes to the arcraft carrer ndependence off the Berut coast for ts eventual journey home, Maj. Denns Brooks, the Marne spokesman Lange's A-6 fghter-bomber was shot down Sunday n an attack on Syran postons n Lebanon's central mountans. Hs body was delvered by the Syrans to the Lebanese army, whch n turn handed t to the Marnes. Syra's state mnster for foregn affars, Farouk Charaa, told a news conference n Damascus that Goodman, 26, of Vrgna Beach, Va., Lange's bombarder-navgator, was consdered "a prsoner of war." "HE S well-treated n accordance wth nternatonal rules," Charaa Goodman was captured after he baled out of the strcken plane Sun- Charaa sad the condtons for releasng Goodman, the frst Amercan servceman held prsoner n Syra, depend "on the development of rela- tons between Syra and the Unted States." Charaa charged the Marnes had become a party to the Lebanon conflct, sayng Sunday's ar rad "consttutes tangble proof of U.S. nvolvement n Lebanon and the onesded poston taken by the Marnes n the nternal strfe n Lebanon." Charaa reterated Syra's determnaton to fre on U.S. reconnassance planes flyng over Syran postons n Lebanon. n Berut, Presdent Amn Gemayel agan delayed a decson on whether to accept or reject the resgnaton of Prme Mnster Shafk Wazzan and hs Cabnet, whch was submtted Sept as. Wazzan offered to resgn to make way for a natonal coalton Cabnet to steer Lebanon out of eght years of cvl warfare. GEMAYEL WLL vst Brtan Monday for talks wth Prme Mnster Margaret Thatcher on the future of the multnatonal peacekeepng force n Berut, Lebanese Foregn Mnstry sources Yesterday Thatcher reaffrmed Brtan's commtment to the peacekeepng force. taly and France, whch also contrbute to the force, gave no ndcaton they wll pull out. The talan government yesterday called for a greater peackeepng role for U.N.troops. n Athens, the Greek government sad the Palestne Lberaton Organzaton has chartered four Greek passenger shps to evacuate PLO charman Yasser Arafat and about 4,- 000 of hs fghters from Trpol. Phone users may get some surprses n Jan. COLUMBUS, Oho (AP) - Oho Bell's lne to ts parent company goes dead Jan. 1, and a utlty economst predcts customers across the state wll be n for "some real shocks." On that date, the Amercan Telephone & Telegraph Co. dvests tself of Oho Bell ana 21 other operatng phone companes as part of an agreement reached nearly two years ago between AT&T and the Justce Department. Oho Bell says customers wll stll use ther telephones as they have n the past, but there wll be changes. Jane Racster, Natonal Regulatory Research nsttute economst for telecommuncatons research, says some of those changes may come aa a Ve have a publc that may not know what's ht them untl January," she "And there wll be some real shocks." Among the most mportant changes for customers wll be one that may go unnotced untl trouble hts. Once Oho Bell and AT&T splt, customers who have been rentng ther telephones from Oho Bell wll suddenly be rentng them from AT&T. For most customers, the change wll smply mean an extra tem on ther bllsnot an addtonal charge. BUT OHO BELL offcals warn that customers who have equpment problems wll have to be more careful about who they call for servce. f the problem s n the telephone lne, t s Oho Bell's resrjonsbltty. f t's n the phone set. t's AT&T's problem. f Oho Bell makes a servce vst and fnds t's AT&T's problem, the customer v.l pay for the servce vst anyway. How can customers tell the dfference? "f you've got a couple of phones n the house and one of them's not workng, you can tell t's n the set," Oho Bell spokesman Joe Jester "Obvously, f you've got a one-telephone (dud of stuaton, t could be a problem - no queston about that" The dvestture also wll affect blls, although how soon the effects wll be felt depends on the Publc Utltes Commsson of Oho, the Federal Communcatons Commsson and Oho Bell has asked the PUCO to approve a $179 mllon rate ncrease that would rase the cost of a prvate lne from $12.95 a month to $18.80 a month. Jester sad Oho Bell s hopng for a favorable PUCO decson by Jan. 1. JESTER SAD the ncrease would brng Oho Bell rates closer to the company's costs for provdng serv- ce, estmated at about $25 a month. Bell says long-dstance rates have hstorcally subsdzed local rates - somethng whch wll not be possble after the dvestture. "We've been movng closer to cost for a number of years," Jester "Dvestture just sad, "Ths establshes deadlnes for you that you've got to get to.'" Busness and resdental customers also may notce access charges on ther blls next year. Begnnng n Aprl, Racster sad, the FCC has -the bottom lne- Joon Straumams. academe aeon and professor of phlosphy at Kenyan College, lectured yesterday here on how to choose your chld's sex Page 3 Pussell McKnght. vstng lecturer n art, has hs eyes on Northwest Oho Page5 nde» Buchwald/Ws 2 carpus/lcca 3 state/world 6 sports 11 classfeds ordered monthly access charges of $2 a month for resdental customers and $8 a month for each lne used by busness customers. The charges guarantee customers access to longdstance lnes whether they use them or not. weather Partly cloudy tday wth a hgh near 30 Cloudng over tonght, hgh 20-25

3 2 bg rwws/december 9,1983 edtoral Castratng rapsts wrong punshment n a South Carolna courtroom last week, Judge C. Vctor Pyle Jr., decded to ssue an alternatve to dealng wth rape. t was, the judge sad, the most "horrble" rape case he had ever heard. And so the Judge proceeded to gve three young men who brutally raped a woman, a choce. They could choose 30 years n prson or surgcal castraton. The unusual sentencng was a result of an ncdent last Aprl when the men raped a woman for sx hours n a motel and burned her wth a cgarette lghter. Through the ordeal, she lost four pnts of blood. Pyle beleves castraton would be a just punshment for the rape. Whle we agree that more rgorous sentencng s needed for rape, we hestate to condone bodly mutlaton as a means to punsh crme. What Pyle fals to understand s that rape s not a sex act, but an act of volence. Ths fndng has been proven over and over agan by socologsts and psychologsts. Bearng ths n mnd, one may conclude that a castrated rapst may vent hs anger and frustraton by volently beatng up hs vctms nstead. And then what do we do Judge Pyle, cut off hs fsts? The problem wth Pyle's ratonalzaton s that he acted upon hs emotonal reacton wthout fully apprecatng hs judcal oblgatons. Pyle's emotonal reacton to the rape s understandable, but the sentencng remans a mscarrage of justce because t fals to address the true crmnal act - unabashed volence. Arrangers of dsplay deserve our prase t seems unconsconable to me that a controversal dsplay, whch some mght fnd offendng, could possbly be censored by UAO n lght of questoned plausblty to "communty standards." The fact that some people fnd the exhbt offendng s ncdental when balanced aganst the Frst Amendment's guarrantee of freedom of expresson. One would presume that when exercsed wthn an educatonal nsttuton that freedom of expresson would be weghed heavly. The dsplay was an attempt by concerned ndvduals to expouse ther vews dealng wth offensve mages of women depcted through the meda. The dsplay should be consdered as a valuable contrbuton to the free flow of deas that exsts n the academc settng of a unversty. t s dsheartenng that people are not more tolerant to ponts of vew or means of expresson that are dfferent than ther own. n my opnon, the coalton from Women for Women and the Task Force deserve a great deal of prase for ther attempt to educate Bowlng Green students on a subject that they vew harmful to socety. James R. Qucksr 110 Rodgsrs SLS board asks for support of legal servce As the end of December approaches we as students of ths Unversty wll be recevng sprng semester blls. A part of ths bll wll be the newly nstalled $2 charge for our pre-pad legal servce program. We are all aware of the tact that the pre-pad legal servces program has not become operatonal ths semester. As a member of the Student Legal Servce Board, we have all been very busy ths semester layng the foundaton for the future operaton of the program. Wth the placement of an advertsement n the Oho Bar Assocaton Report n the begnnng of December, offers of a pre-pad legal servce should soon become avalable. These prospectve plans wll be presented to the Board of Trustees n the early sprng months. We have every reason to beleve that the program should become operatonal after the approval of the Board of Trustees. Jula Thornton Managng Edtor Ern Etmont Aut. Managng Edtor..Carolyn Von Schok Sport! Edtor Tom HM*. Naw Edtor Mchoal O. lowl. Ent#ftOtMn#n Eotof rotl MMvr -Frday" MHor Scon «. Corpant.r Studant Adv. Mgr Gaorga E. Sna Jr. Awt. Copy EdHor Mory Gbson' -THE BG NtWS- Also as members of the Pre-law Socety of Bowlng Green State Unversty we would also lke to encourage the student body to contnue the excellent support that t has shown through the response ths last semester to the Student Legal Servces nc. You as students have been extremely patent and understandng as to the delay n the operaton of a pre-pad legal servce at Bowlng Green State Unversty. We apprecate ths and merely ask for you contnued support ths sprng semester. Look for the ntroducton of the Student Legal Servces nc. next semester, and have a Happy Hanukkah and a Merry Chrstnas. Maro Brdges Accountablty Charman SLS Board Pre-law Socety Rapraasntstlve Holly H.rrl. Presdent of the Prelaw Socety We're dsadvantaged wthout legal advce Next semster, the legal servces program wll begn operatng. The Student Consumer Unon strongly endorses ths program and urges all students to support t as well. Caseworkers at the Student Consumer Unon often see students at a dsadvantage because they lack adequate legal advce or representaton. SCU also sees many students msnformed or unaware of ther legal rghts and responsbltes. Typcal cases students fnd themselves nvolved n are; unreturned securty deposts, repar problems, D.W..'s or evcton proceedngs. Legal servces can help students n all these stuatons. The Legal Servces program wll also sponsor educatonal programng n the form of lectures, semnars, and nformatonal pamphlets regardng legal rghts and responsblty. Ths preventatve and educatonal approach s hoped to beneft the entre student body. Students don't have to partcpate by payng the J2 semester actvty fee but we at SCUthnk that you ought to. Savng tme, money, headaches and possbly learnng somethng are what you have to gan. Dave Ryan Charman The Student Consumer Unon Copy Edtor Vck l.nhort Am. Copy Edtor Daboroh Schmook Aut. Copy Edtor RM Foraoac Edtoral Edtor Jotaph Gray Am. Spam Edtor Marc Dalph Ant. "Frday" Edtor Llta L. nmon Chal Photogrophar Patrck Sandor Wr. Edtor Owl. Sruh Producton Suparvlaar Robort A. w.kh What Al's punch-drunkness means by Parry Wll* n my chldhood memores of the 1940s, one thng glows wth specal warmth - the Joe Lous fghts saw n move theaters. For one thng, constantly won money from my father whenever Lous boxed. For another, Lous was the frst fghter saw n slow-moton flm, and the graceful long swrlng out of hs body to the pont of contact wth the left Jab was smply beautful. Those flms made me an ardent fght fan for the next three decades of my lfe. But Lous' descent from fame was not graceful - so that Muhammad All sad he would never end up lke Joe Lous. Al has been a more ntense part of lfe n my own home than Lous was n my parents' house. was a graduate student comng home from class when my wfe told me to hurry upstars and look at our tny black-andwhte televson. She was watchng, she told me, the most beautful body she had ever seen - young Cassus Clay wnnng hs gold medal at the Olympcs. won some more money from my father on Clay's early fghts. As Muhammad Al, the man became my chldren's hero - so much so that my younger son had to leave the room, unable to watch any more, when t became clear that Al was losng to Ken Norton. (We dd not know, at the tme, that he was fghtng wth a broken jaw). Our whole famly went to the Baltmore Cvc Center to see a drect-lne broadcast of the Frazer fght n Manla - that epc of destructon, from whch nether man fully recovered. So t was heartbreakng, ths many years after, to fnd the rumors confrmed. My wfe and, talkng to our hero ths month n New York, could not beleve how the tongue had slowed, the eyes dmmed. Ths was the man as quck, once, wth hs tongue as wth hs fsts, the wttest andprettest of fghters, as well as the best. We, lke most of hs fans, dd not want to beleve t. But the facts had to come out; they are publshed wth sympathy n the current "Playboy," where Al talks about hs fears that hs bran was damaged n the rng. All our hopes that a black boxer would take full control of hs lfe and teach thngs to the rest of the country now seem blghted - are they? There s one thng Au stll may teach us, by a knd of redemptve sacrfce of hmself, nogcallv, fnd myself more moved by Al's mparment than by the death of other fghters - and fnd that other people feel the same. t s ungenerous of us to feel that way. Al meant somethng to us, and to mllons. But he s alve. The dead meant more to ther relatves and frends than All has meant to my famly. t s a smple falure of magnaton not to let ther gref change our vews of boxng. But, just or not, the emoton s there n All's case, and t should be acted on. Any sport that can turn an ncandescent human beng such as Al nto a dumnshngly majestc stumblebum s nhuman. t unmakes human excellence. t s at war wth the thought and health and lfe of ts partcpants, whch are slowly consumed before our eyes, for our enjoyment. t harms us, as human bengs, to acquesce n the harm the sport does to the performers. To attend fghts, or pay for them, or support them by watchng them on televson, s the acton of barbarans. The worst defense of boxng s the one hear too often - that t was a path out of the ghetto for men lke Lous and Al. The same thng could have been sad n Rome for the gladators who got taken up by socety. Others must de for our entertanment so that ther conquerors can snare our blessed company. Snce we wll not help the poor, we wll prase ourselves f one or two scramble out of the pt of poverty, over the dead bodes or deadened brans of ther brothers. Ths s not sport. t s savagery. f Al's condton teaches us that, then the damage done hm can heal us. Al's last loss of hs ttle was called, by sportwrters, the end of an era. f there s any decency left n our socety, t should spell the end of boxng. Garry Wlls s a columnst for the Unversal Press Syndcate. People nterpret advertsements on own by Tmothy Thompson Have you notced that people nterpret the world around them n dfferent ways? Have you ever wondered f there s such a thng as a "rght" nterpretaton? Some would lke to thnk there s a "correct" way of lookng at thngs - usually ther way. t would be awfully borng f there was only one correct way of lookng at thngs. That's why ths busness of beng a commentator s so much fun. To analyze dfferent people's deas of "what s out there;" to explore new thoughts, and the problems and prdes of cvlzatons; to boldly So... Beam us up Scotty, t's gettng eep down here. Just a glance at ths page yesterday revealed some of the many dfferent ways people look at thngs. The edtoral was dealt wth the msrepresentaton of women n socety (concerned wth the dsplay n the Unon), and we were asked to please not buy these "mages of women." No, wll not buy those mages. nstead, 'll nvest my money n mages of men as moha wked, tattoed, neon heroes, prancng around n panted-on jeans. Or 'll nvest n Man the Cowboy, ever so tough, emotonless, scared to death that he mght cry some day for fear of socal dsgrace. could always snk my money nto the mage of Amercans as materalsts, the "you care what you own" mentalty. f would have bought nto the mage of Amercan educaton that some people hold - that t s poor n qualty - then wouldn't have nvested n ths Unversty. t's nce to know that many people don't beleve or accept the mages that others mght try to mplant n us. Women and men can be releved to know that everyone has the ablty to dsagree wth the mages that bombard us daly. Now, how should we nterpret the "mages of women" that s dsplayed n the Unon? Well, we could see t as degradng to the femnne gender. Or we could look at t as art forms, as many people throughout the centures have regarded the female body as the most beautful of nature's works. We could vew the peces n the dsplay as a statement on the moralty of our generaton - and that moralty can be ether good or bad - dependng on how you look at t. Our mages of the same object can be dramatcally dfferent. One person's flth s another person's dea of beauty. Where some mght vew a phenomenon as a marketng strategy, others mght see t as a degradaton of the human race. do wsh that some people would stop tryng to tell me what my mage of somethng s. They don't know. My mage of thngs s personal property, and for someone to tell me what my mage should be, or to nsnuate that they know what my mage s, borders on nsultng my ntellgence. Ths s not to say we shouldn't debate and attempt to remove thngs we thnk are harmful to the thoughts of socety. Ths s to say there are some self-apponted moralsts out there who clam to know "what socety thnks," and are tellng people what they should thnk. Women should beware of those who wll treat them as second-class ctzens, and hope that the recent sexual conscous-rasng battles are workng - that more people do perceve an equalty of the sexes. t's unfortunate, though, that n ths battle some have found t necessary to support a negatve mage of men: man the sexst, the calculatng oppressor, the power- hungry manac who always must be on top, the evl beng who delghts n usng and abusng women. t's a mult-way street - there are negatve portrayals of everyone floatng around out there. We can always fnd negatve news of ourselves, f that's what we choose to look for. 'd rather look at t as people playng wth symbolc meanngs - and keepng laughng about the world rather than cry about t. Tmothy Thompson, a cartoonst and columnst for the News, s a doctoral student n nterpersonal and publc communcaton. Short Cuts Reagan ads say Feldsten 's a trator by Art Buchwald There s only one worse sn than to le n the Reagan Whte House and that s to tell the truth. The latestperson to dscover ths s Dr. Martn Feldsten, the charman of the presdent's Councl of Economc Dr. Feldsten's job s to advse the presdent on the future of the economy, regardless of poltcal race, deologcal creed and bookkeepng color. What s drvng Mr. Reagan's poltcal advsers up the wall s that Dr. Feldsten has not been pantng the same rosy future of the economy that the presdent ntends to use n hs reelecton campagn. Last week the Harvard professor was called on the carpet once agan by the presdent's nner crcle. They made hm put hs rght hand on the federal budget. "Do you swear to tell the economc truth, the whole economc truth, and nothng but the economc truth, so help you God?" respond < The BG News Edtoral Page s the campus forum for comments regardng artcles n The News or mportant ssues concernng the Unversty and ts communty. Guest columns from members of the Unversty communty are gladly accepted. f you would lke to wrte a "commentary" column please contact the edtoral edtor. Dr. Feldsten sad, " do." "You see," Reagan's rght-hand man sad, " told you he wasn't a teamplayer." "Why do you have to tell the truth durng an electon year?" another rght-hand presdental ade asked hm. "Because 'll look lke an dot f don't," Dr. Feldsten "We're gong to have to face up to a $200- bllon defct n 1965 that could destroy any hope of a recovery. The only way to deal wth t s to rase taxes and cut back on mltary spendng." "Dr. Feldsten," a thrd rght-hand ade sad, "you're not only not a team player, you're a Benedct Arnold." 'Xook," sad Dr. Felsten, "here are the fgures. 'm not makng any r' ths up." "Don't back up your argument wth fgures," the frst rght-hand man "That's the coward's way out. Do you realze you are makng the defct a poltcal ssue?" "But the presdent made t a poltcal ssue n 1980, and that's one of the Clear Vews OX L T*> GO OVER THS ONE MORE TME.. WE 8oY A NEW MCRO- PHONE, RGHT? reasons he won," Dr. Feldsten protested. "That was before t became hs budget defct. Your job s to gve us economc reasons to show why a $200 bllon defct s good for the economy." "How can do that?" Dr. Feldsten "f the government had to go out on the publc market and borrow money to pay ts debts, t wll send nterest rates sky-hgh, and the prvate sector won't be able to afford to borrow money to keep the recovery gong. Doesn't anybody here want to deal wth realty?'' "We're only wllng to deal wth one knd of realty," a rght-hand man "And that's gettng the presdent re-elected. Now you ether shut up about budget defcts or get off the team." " don't want to get off the team," Dr. Feldsten " beleve 'm servng the presdent by tellng hm the truth about the economc future of the country. f he gets re-elected and doesn't realze what les ahead for JAHD NO MCR wolp^ f V»MEN N rue DSPLAY \CASE, RGHT' say PRESSED mo MAyse TWf &" WfW5 WlX /TnVE US v ALONE... hm he'll become the laughngstock of the naton." "All rght, doctor," the hardest rght-hand ade "You haven't got the message, so we're gong to have to play rough." "'m not gong to lsten to any more of ths claptrap," Dr. Feldsten sad, and walked out. "Brng n Larry Speakes," someone The presdent's press secretary came n wth hs notepad. "Larry," sad the chef ade. "Dr. Feldsten refuses to be a team player. At your next press brefng we want C go out ana rdcule hm n front of entre Whte House press corps." "Oh boy," Larry "Ths s gong to be fun. Can mspronounce hs name every tme say t?" "Gve the wmp the full treatment," the ade "You can use every joke about hm n your book. We're gong to get rd of Dr. Gloom one way or the other." Art Buchwald s a columnst from the Los Angeles Tmes Syndcate. by T. Downng and T Cleary uwtamanb.t.onm. AnoN UMMlvdlMlMNOWrM MUrtNartHyHoll Bowanf Groan Stata UNvorttfy owlma. Groan C*-a rtww (414)373 3«0 Havre: pja. losa.h. Monday 'Kroooh Frday Address your comments to: Edtor The BG News 1M Unversty Hall 1, ' V^ r%

4 Methods of control campus/local bg newt/d«cemb«r 9, Parents can ensure sex of chld by Mare Dl Vlncenzo stall teporet Tevye, the father n Fddler on the Roof, often complaned because he had fve chldren who were all female, and he had to fnd husbands for each. But, "today f you care enough, you can nsure the sex of your chld," Dr. Joan Straumans, academc dean and Srfessor of phlosophy at Kenyon lege, sad yesterday durng a lecture sponsored by the Women's Studes Department enttled "Sex Selecton: The Publc mpact of Prvate Choces." Accordng to Straumans, there are ways to determne or "manpulate" the sex of a human offsprng, although they may be expensve and llegal. House...from page one problems. Ryan also sad the Student Legal Servce wll act as a medator to try to solve problems wthout havng to go through the actual legal process. "Students feel more comfortable dealng wth us (Student Consumer Unon)," he "There are no FRTO LAY RUFFLES OR REGULAR POTATO CHPS THESE NCLUDE: ncreasng or decreasng the level of acd or alkalne n the vagnal tract. A hgher acd level produces more females, and a hgher alkalne level produces more males. But ths method s consdered neffectve, Straumans Separatng the sperm that carres the X chromosomes from the sperm that carres the Y chromosomes. Ths method, developed by a bologst from Stanford Unversty, s used oy dary farmers on ther cows to nsure a superor breed, she t s dffcult and expensve because each sperm cell must be examned and the desred sperm must be renserted n the vagna, she added. Postconceptual dagnoss of the hassles regardng professonal servces." Ryan sad they are not an adversaral group. They would lke to work wth them. The Consumer Unon wll be offer ng an off-campus housng far Feb. 14 whch wll provde lsts of avalable 99* 8 OZ. BAG 2 LTER BOTTLE DET OR REGULAR COKE A 99* REGULAR OR DET 7-UP OR LKE 6 PACK CAN $1.19 COLD 24 RETURNABLES OR BEER BALLS LARGE SELECTON MPORTS-COLD WNES STATE MNMUM PRCES D.Q. BULDNG RACKETEERS FC. R.R. TRACKS fetus followed by aborton. Straumans sad ths method s llegal, and therefore s done secretly, but today doctors are able to make a more accurate dagnoss of a fetus' sex. Straumans sad problems arsng from ths "parental control" may nclude: reduced fertlty rates, altered sex ratos, ncreased crme rates and negatve effects for famly brth orders and sngle-sex famles. There are no logcal solutons to these problems, she added. ABOUT two-thrds of Amercan and Western European women sad f they had a choce, they would prefer to have a male frst and a female second, Straumans sad, but other cultures show an even greater desre to brng males nto the world. n Chna, as a result of an ant- rentals as well as gve advce and answerng questons concernng the telephone company, the polce and fre departments, and muncpal utltes. "Ths wll be our chance to do somethng for the communty," he Every Thursday s margarta specals and fertlty movement, many parents - who realze they would lose socal and educatonal benefts - are kllng ther chldren at brth f they are female. There has always been an nterest n determnng the sex of human offsprng, Staumans sad, and the preference has usually been for males. Through the years, several folk tales have been told to young couples who want to nsure ther chances of gvng brth to males, she For example, f a couple wants to have males, they should brng an axe n to bed wth them, poston ther bed n a north-south drecton and, durng ntercourse, the woman should pnch the man's rght testcle. Smlar folk tales for couples desrng females are rare, Straumans "My mother-n-law gave me ths bt of advce durng my frst pregnancy," she "She always told me f wanted to have a boy, should eat ponty foods lke bananas and hot dogs. dd, but my frst chld was a grl." Joan Straumans w ok" SUNDANCE. L N O S O H O Festa Platter ONLY 2.35 Tostada, Taco, Enchlada, Spansh rce and retred Beans 110 N. Man Downtown BG Dg news/james Youl NOW ACCEPTNG DRECTOR AT LARGE APPLCATONS FRDAY DEC. 9 at 5 P.M. UAO OFFCE must lra must null temsltr M MO m$n untm tmct W^*«M<ll*»'M«*-*M. ml n " :; ffltlyllmj" 1 Support. H r f STUDENT * Advce 4* /LEGAL * Educaton /SERVCES * Representaton \ : : : : 1 "Students Have A Rght to Succeed" COMNG SPRNG SEMESTER

5 4 bg n«ws/d«ce>rnber Seekngjewjob sklls, tranng. Non-tradtonal students eager to learn by Dtna Horwectel reporter Non-tradtonal students make op a surprsngly part of the student. at the Unversty. These students have concerns and problems that many tradtonal students do not Accordng to Joan Bssland, drector of evenng credt and adult learner servces, there s a wde varety of people that con- UNVERSTY THEATRE PRESENTS sttute the non-tradtonal student group. The non-tradtonal student s often self-defned by age (past the age of 22) and lfestyle, Many decde to come back to school f they have lttle opportunty for advancement n ther Jobs, or f they need certan sklls for ther jobs, such as computer classes. Many take unemployment as an op- KAFKA: A STORYTELLER FOR TODAY DECEMBER MO JOE E. BROWN THEATRE 8:00 p.m. Tckets '1.50 at the door portunlty to come back to get the educaton they've always wanted, Bssland Saundra Smth, a nontradtonal socal work major from Fostora, sad the hardest part for her was "gettng my mnd nto organzatonal thnkng." She sad she came back to school because "t was somethng always wanted to do." She sad her famly was very supportve and her chldren were "pretty excted." BSSLAND SAB) parents who go back to school usually have a postve effect on ther chldren, because they learn by what ther parents do. Bssland also sad the chld sees the parent n a new lght, as a person who has needs, too. The chld can help the parent meet ther needs by helpng out at home. Smth sad her chldren are a bg help at home. Dr. Edeann Besbrock- Ddham, drector of marketng and producton for Contnung Educaton, sad the majorty of non-tradtonal students go through the Contnung Educaton Offce. There are several optons for non-tradtonal students, she Often students choose to take nght courses. Many students also choose to manstream and take courses n the day. She sad stll others alternate between day and nght courses. Ddham also sad there are telecourses offered through WBGU-TV, courses offered off campus through other unverstes, and a non-credt program for the development of specal nterests. Students can also take courses as an unclassfed student. A STUDENT can take up Xf MM»»MMM»«MMM»llll»»«l mm t to 16 hours of credt on ths jgs { plan. Bssland sad ths s a Chrstmas Sales for yourself or gftng Oxford Blouses Asst. Strpes Reg now 3..7 J Blazers 100% w6ol-woolblends solds, tweeds, plads 40% off Handbags Burmuda Reg 12TX) now 7.99 Vnyls - leathers 25% - 40% off Corduroy Skrts wde wale Camel, navy, green, grey Reg now'14.99 Cable Turtlenecks 100% acrylc Reg 22.00, $ Fall Suts wool, polyester, velveteen 25% - 40% off The POWDER PUFF Open Evenngs Mon thru Fr untl Dec Rdge SPRAL BNDNG fnd out f they can handle college. She sad non-tradtonal students usually make excellent students because the motvaton s there. Many tradtonal students come to college straght out of hgh school because they don't consder or have other optons. She sad non-tradtonal students have experenced other optons, and have decded to come back because they really want to. "Non-tradtonal students gve a lot to under- Baduates because of the e experences they've had," Bssland " don't feel t's unnatural to be here. They (trad tonal students) don't treat me dfferently, and enjoy talkng to them," Smth She sad t took awhle to Set used to relnqushng er authorty to a teacher and to beng a student. "WHEN EVERYBODY s encouragng you t BNDNG knko's copes 325 E. Wooster S. (Across From Teco Bell) J54j397T HOT OVEN SANDWCH 24 OUNCE! $3.29 each warzv's DELCATESSEN 1068 North Man j "" Open 7 Dtys TS MUM STYLE! makes t a lot easer... they weren't sayng 'that's crazy', but 'good for you,'" Smth Becky Lohmann, sophomore socal work major, sad her mother, Gerry Lohmann, decded to go back to school after she was marred. Becky Lohmann sad because her mother went back to school she feels she and her brother and sster are more mature and responsble due to the added responsbltes they had to take on at home to help ther mother out. " thnk t's a good dea f they (the parents) st down and tell ther kds why they're dong t and they don't gnore what ther kds need," Becky Lohmann Lsa Guder, freshman undeclared major, sad " thnk t's a great dea f they want a better educaton whch they couldn't get when they were younger." '2 Off Domno's Pzza Delvers' 1 ' any 1 tem 14" Doubles One coupon per pzza. Flt, Free Delvery 1616 E. Woosler Now you can nave two delcous. 14" chesse pzzas tor the prce ot one. And we use only the freshest ngredents and 100% real dary cheese. You're not seeng double. t's uat our latest way to say that Domno's Pzza Delvers. And we delver at no addtonal charge n 30 mnutes or less. That's the Domno's Pzza guarantee. campus/localdatelne Dec Sale - There wll be an art, books, and crafts sale n the basement of the Unted Chrstan Fellowshp Church at the corner of Thurstn and Rdge streets. The sale wll be today and Frday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 fjn. Also on Frday from -5 p.m. have your sesqucentennal photo taken for $5. For further nformaton call Vdeo Tournament - The UAO Vdeo tournament wll be from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. n the Hall of Games at the Unon. Compettors wll play Qubert, Defender, Centpede, Kangaroo or Star Wars for 10 mnutes. Hghest scorer wll receve a T-shrt. Entry fee of $1 ncludes tokens. Open to all regstered partcpants. Coffee - nternatonal Coffee Hours wll hold an nformal gatherng from 2-4:30 p.m. n the nternatonal Lounge, 17 Wllams Hall. Free and open to all. Sponsored by the World Student Assocaton. Ornament Workshop -Regstraton deadlne wll end at 5 p.m. today for the Dec. 10 workshop demonstratng wheat weavng, cross sttchng and sculpturng. Fee of $5 ncludes materals to complete three ornaments. Open to all. UAO offce, thrd Door, Unon. Balloon-A-Gram - Send a message to someone specal! Balloon- A-Grams sold today through Frday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. n Unversty Hall. Delvered Dec. 14 to on- and off-campus students. 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6 bg news/dacember 9, He's amng hs camera at Northwest Oho " have very mportant formal concerns when makng these photographs, ultmately want them to be clear and nformatve, to speak for themselves. They must be desgned so well that the desgn s not mmedately apparent, the subject s", McKnght Story and photos by Mary Pencheff The nterest and enthusasm of a 24-year-old Bowlng Green Unversty nstructor, Russell McKnght, vstng lecturer n art, has led hm to undertake a [hotographc survey of the andscape and archtecture of the Black Swamp Area of Northwest Oho. Rased n Mane, McKnght sad he s "fascnated wth the open space. began takng rdes every day. would pck a road and just follow t for mles to see where t went." Through research, McKnght learned that the Black Swamp area receved ts name from the fact that 100 years ago much of land was swamp and oak forests. Because t was dffcult to E netrate, the area was avoded ndans and travelers. t wasn't untl the 1880's that the swamps were fnally draned,and the trees cut so that, accordng to McKnght, "t's all manmade, bult from scratch, even the landscapng. Because of ts orgns ths s one of the rchest farmng areas n the Unted States.* McKnght descrbes hs photographc survey as "a long term project that gets more nvolved as go along." Recently he has been concentratng on the area's gran elevators, and sad he plans a seres on them as part of the project. "Begnnng n the sprng would lke to photograph the landscape over a full year's cycle from plantng to harvest," he He hopes to receve a faculty grant to assst n publshng the seres as a book, as well as to exhbt them here n Bowlng Green. McKnght came to Bowlng Green n 1981 to teach Art Foundatons. He s a graduate of the Unversty of Mane, where he studed art, prnt makng and drawng. He receved a master of fne arts degree from the Unversty of Mchgan n 1981, where he studed photography. Snce hs arrval at Bowlng Green State Unversty he developed and now teaches several photography courses wthn the School of Art. Wth 5x7 camera mounted on a trpod. McKnght photographs the Pembervllle Oho gran elevator. Because of ts large negatve sze, the vew camera provdes the ncreased texture and detal McKnght s lookng for. Contact prnt, (upper left), from one of four photographs taken by McKnght of the Pembervllle gran elevator. McKnght. (at left), adjusts hs camera settngs for another exposure. (Above). McKnght sets up hs camera near the gran elevator watng patently for brds to settle on a telephone wre, for an elevator worker to walk nto the frame, or for the caboose of a passng tran to reach a certan pont before openng the shutter.

7 6 bg news/december 9, 1983 state/world Ol shareholders awat decson FNDLAY, Oho (AP) - Lawyers for dssdent Marathon Ol Co. shareholders, who are upset over the prce they receved for ther stock when the frm merged wth U.S. Steel Corp., nssted yesterday that shareholders should have been pad a proportonate value of the company's assets. fcut a lawyer representng Marathon attacked the stockholders' nterpretaton of the state law whch allowed the challenge of the $6 bllon merger, sayng the law refers to the value of a pece of stock. The statements came n the closng arguments of a cvl tral u Hancock County Common Pleas Court to determne the "far cash value" of a share of Marathon stock before the March 11,1962, merger. Judge Robert Walker gave no sgn when be would rule. Throughout a sx-week tral, lawyers for the dssdent shareholders contended that Marathon used several methods to block other bdders tryng to buy the company. That resstance reduced the market value of the stock, they U.S. Steel made a two- AND for Are You nterested n The ssues of part bd for Marathon n November t offered 1125 a share for the frst 51 percent of company stock and 12-year notes worth $100 at maturty for the remanng 49 percent of the shares. THE CASE s a consoldaton of 12 clams by about 400 shareholders wth 135,000 shares of Marathon stock. Those shares have been placed n escrow and are earnng nterest based on the $MV&. Steel notes. "There s nothng n the Oho statute to ndcate that the shareholders should receve the value of War, Peace and the Role of The Mltary n a free socety? Phlosophy M-340-Mltary Ethcs MWF; 2:30pm Dr. James Chld, the nstructor, uses guest speakers from the mltary and the peace movement, dscussons, debates and flms ("Breaker Morant," "Dr. Strangelove," "The Day After") to explore Vet Nam and ts consequences, nuclear war, mltary spendng, the draft, etc. For further nformaton, stop at the Phlosophy Dept.. ShaUel Hall 217; or call Course outlnes wll be avalable n Monday, December 5th and thereafter. an ntangble pece of personal property (stock), rather than far cash value of the entty," John Duffey, one of the lawyers for the dssdents, Kenneth Wenberg, another lawyer for the dssdents, sad that from the tme the deal was made between U.S. Steel and Marathon, the ol company was, n effect, run by the steel gant, whch had fnal say on major deals. He accused Marathon lawyers of redefnng apprasals of the company s assets once the dssdent shareholders fled sut. Those apprasals estmated Marathon's value at upwards of $200 a share. "Nobody could explan what happened to that company that all of Wall Street valued at more than $200 a share. When t got nto ltgaton, the lawyers were callng (the apprasals) theoretcal valuatons. They weren't callng them conservatve estmates anymore," Wenberg "(Marathon) has gone to great pans sayng what a terrble job they dd when they valued ther own assets," Wenberg JOHN STRAUCH, a Cleveland lawyer representng Marathon, sad the state statute clearly refers to the value of a pece of stock, not the assets of Marathon. He sad U.S. Steel was a wllng buyer and Marathon was a wllng seller n the merger. " dent thnk the legslature could have been any Cwr on what t meant,'' uch "t would be strange to have all those bllons that the company s admttedly worth assgned to a share." Strauch sad tral test mony showed the value of the stock was much less than pad by U.S. Steel n the merger. 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The store was shpped choco- lates spked wth lquor, 80- proof, from a Belgan frm. The FDA consders chocolates laced wth lquors and cordals to be "adulterated foods" under a 1906 law whch attempted to keep such candes out of the hands of chldren accordng to Raymond Newberry, drector of regulatory gudance for the FDA. THE LAW says any confecton bearng or contanng an alcohol content n excess of one-half of 1 percent cannot be mported, produced or sold n 48 states. "t's the confecton companes," Newberry '"They just beleve that candy s for chldren." Wagner sad she can soak cherres n bourbon for up to a week, and the end result wll "make your har stand on end." They sell for (30 per pound. The Kozy Ktchen wll custom-make chocolates flled wth nearly any knd of alcohol. FALL 1984 LSTNG AVALABLE 516 E. Merry Ave. Feld Manor Apts. Rdge Manor Apts. Frazee Ave. Apts. 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8 state/world bg news/dec«mber 9, Slan woman's benefts wrongly awarded? COLUMBUS, Oho (AP) - John Scfarader should have receved the 1118,000 n lfe nsurance benefts on bs dead wfe, not the woman's father, followng dsmssal of a cvl court case nvolvng the unsolved kllng, Shrader's lawyer says. n an appeal fled over the Frankn County Common Pleas Court rulng, lawyer James Albers contends that Shrader should not have been requred to defend hmself n the "cvl murder". And once the tral began n July, t should not have ended wth Judge Wllam Glle awardng the money to Mrs. Shrader's father, Dale Wolford of Ashland, Oho. n a 33-page appeal bref, Albers argued that Oho law requres a crmnal homcde convcton before lfe nsurance proceeds can be dened to a benefcary. No one has been charged n the kllng. n lfe nsurance clams, a specfc state law to that effect overrdes the common-law rule that a wrongdoer cannot beneft from hs crmes, Albers contends. SHRADER, 36, of Columbus, fled sut n Frankln County Common Pleas Court n 1962 seekng the proceeds from lfe nsurance hs slan wfe, a 25-year-old accountant, carred through her employer. Wolford countersued as hs dau tar's secondary benefcary, clan Shrader waa the kller and thus enttled to the money. Mrs. Shrader was found strangled to death n a downtown parkng garage on Oct. 22,1961. Judge Patrck West ruled n Octo- ber 1962 that Wolford's cvl murder clam could proceed to tral West then excused hmself from the case. Glle presded over a fve-week jury-waved tral. t ended abruptly Aug. 23 when the judge dsmssed Shrader's clam because be refused to answer questons about an alleged "SB**- then awarded Wolford the nsurance proceeds but held up dstrbuton of the money pendng appeal. Danel Knser, a wtness who later admtted perjury, testfed for Shrader that he saw bum marks on W. Va. pad $179,239 for fsh kll WHEELNG, W.Va. manded the money after n accordance wth the northern pke, largemouth "Our strong water pol- (AP) -The state Depart- cyande from Pcoma's state Water Polluton Con- bass ana hybrd strped luton control laws are dement of Natural Resources Eastern Platng Plant n trol Act, the money wll be lta prevent ths knd has been pad the largest Martns Ferry, Oho, near deposted n the natural event - t was totally assessment yet n west Wheelng klled an est- resources game fsh and unexpected," Robnson Vrgna for a fsh kll, as a mated 1.5 mllon Oho aquatc lfe fund, Callag- "t s comfortng to result of an ncdent on the Rver fsh n September. han The funds are know that the state's and Oho Rver n September, used to stock game fsh federal EPA (Envron- DNR offcals say. "Obvously someone and restore other aquatc mental Protecton wasn't dong ther job," lfe, he sad Agency) have the capab- DNR Drector Davd r^«hfgt»n sgd hs agency baa receved a cheat for $179,239 from Pcoma ndustres. The DNR had de- Pjllaghan sad " guess that the company was very concerned about crmnal prosecutons or cvl suts." (f March of Dmes MBHBPTH DCFECTS FOUNDATON B«BB«VDEO TOURNAMENT TODAY $1.00 Hall of Game - Unon Falcon's Nest 2 1 /20 copes End of Semester "Thank You" Sale (87" x 11 Whte paper: wth Student D) All copes - All Day - Every Day 325 E. Wooster (Across from Taco Bell) S flfqfr BERNE DOWLER, of the DNR's wldlfe dvson, sad the agency plans to restock the rver wth "Ths has already begun wth the November stockng of nearly a thousand 5 to 9-nch hybrd strped bass n the fsh kll area." Dowler sad DNR water resources dvson chef Davd Robnson sad the payment shows that the law s workng. 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Offcals sad an Oho court has ordered Pcoma to nstall equpment to prevent further polluton of the rver. WORKSHOPS TO ^ REMEMBER! ORNAMENT WORKSHOP SAT. DEC. 10 OHO SUTE, UNON 10:30-1:30 p.m. $5.00 upon sgn up n UAO OFFCE BAKERY WORKSHOP MON. DEC. 12 JACK'S BAKERY 6:00 p.m. S2.50upon sgn up.njj. r ncdental and not determnatve on the ssue of murder," Albers argued n bs appeals bref. Albers also clamed West's decson to allow the tral "was the frst step nto a world of legal ambguty, and a maze of ncongruous results s devel- "Henceforth, a person can be branded a murderer, hs rghts under a legal contract voded, hs reputaton besmrched, hs busness runed, all of whch have here happened, wthout any factual fndng by that court justfyng that result." 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9 0 bg news/december He wants her baby Doctor forces drug addcton COLUMBUS, Oho (AP) - A former Columbus doctor addcted a young woman to drugs because he had an "evl objectve" of forcng her to have hs baby, says a court referee who recommended the doctor be requred to pay $308,000 n damages. Referee Stewart Roberts recommended that Dr. Edmund Esnaugle pay the $208,000 to hs former grlfrend, Brenda Fke. Roberts called Esnaugle's behavor "dabolcal." Esnaugle, an osteopath, has never appeared n court to answer the cvl sut and has not been represented by an attorney. He could not be reached for an ntervew. Fke's lawyers are Wllam Boyland and Keth Bartlett, who brought her sut to Frankn County Common Pleas Court. Fke, 22, sued Esnaugle after beng ndcted on felony charges n 1981 for forgng prescrptons to buy Demerol, a synthetc narcotc. n the lawsut, she blamed Esnaugle for addctng her to Demerol and the forgeres. 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"Takng ths self-centered atttude to the ultmate, defendant (Esnaugle) refused to allow plantff to return to hs house followng her release from the hosptal (after the hysterec- That was when she forged three blank prescrpton forms she had taken from Esnaugle, Roberts sad n hs report. Fke sad she was a 19-year-old secretary at Grant Hosptal n late 1980 when she met Esnaugle, who was a doctor on the staff and S years r her senor. She sad she was ntally awed by hs attenton but "went through a lvng hell" because of her subsequent drug addcton, wthdrawal and arrest. Fke sad she accepted Demerol njectons from Esnaugle to ease her abdomnal pans whle puttng off a planned hysterectomy. " trusted hm" as a boyfrend and physcan, she Fke sad that after she had the hysterectomy n Aprl 1981, Esnaugle would not allow her to see Roberts to take evdence on the ssue of damages. state/world Wrong man freed; now back n prson LMA, Oho (AP) - A 23-year-old Detrot man who was unntentonally released from the Allen County Jal three months ago s back behnd bars after beng pcked up n hs home state. Allen County Deputy Brett Lawrence nadvertently released Davd Bell from the county jal Sept. 9. Lawrence called for the release of Davd Hll, 34, also of Detrot, but Bell stepped forward nstead and was released. The men had been travelng together before ther arrest. A sherff's department report sad that Bell was arrested by Detrot polce and transported back to Lma on Tuesday. Both Bell and Hll were stopped Sept. 1 by the State Hghway Patrol for nvestgaton of a lcense plate volaton. When troopers checked computer records, t was found that the auto they were drvng had been reported stolen n Alabama. A loaded 25-calber pstol also was found n the vehcle. nternatonal ol nvestgaton ends WASHNGTON (AP) - The Justce Department announced yesterday t has ended a federal nvestga- ton of nternatonal ol companes because there s no bass to pursue "possble anttrust acton." DOZEN Assstant Attorney General Wllam Baxter, head of the Justce Department's anttrust dvson, CASH & CARRY SPECALS Long Stem ROSES $6.00 Fancy CARNATONS $5.00 DOZEN PONSETTAS $3.50 MYLES* FLOWERS r \ D.Q. BULDNG FACNG R.R. TRACKS $5.00 OFF AND UP Any Purchase of $25.00 or more See our Runnng Shoes Sweats Runnng Gear Racquetball Equp T-shrts Falcon House 'Shop the Falcon House for the actve people on your Chrstmas lstl" 140 E. Wooster Across from Sub-Me-Quck one coupon per purchase no other dscounts apply DO YOU WANT TO GET NVOLVED? STUDENT COURT WLL BE MAKNG STAFF SELECTONS FOR SPRNG SEMESTER. 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10 -state/world bg news/december Offcal calls for crss nterventon after shutdowns WASHNGTON (AP) - Communtes rocked by major factory shutdowns should mmedately be able to call on a specal crss nterventon program, an offcal of a natonal economc research organzaton sad yesterday. "When the steel plants shut down n Youngstown, there was a communty crss." Marc Bendck, senor research assocate at the Urban nsttute, "That goes beyond the ablty of the ndvduals to cope wth t. That goes WASHNGTON (AP) - Former Vce Presdent Walter Mondale s favored to wn the formal support of the Natonal Organzaton for Women ths weekend, but Calforna Sen. beyond the ablty of the local resources. We should have some sort of crss nterventon," he Bendck made hs remarks durne a natonal forum on dsplaced workers, those who have lost ther jobs to changes n the economy. The sesson was sponsored by the Brookngs nsttuton. Bendck sad many workers have been dsplaced when they were lad off from long-term, hgh-payng jobs. Many stayed n areas of rsng unem- ployment n the futle hope of gettng rehred, he JOHN DUNLOP, former secretary of labor and now a Harvard Unversty professor, sad hgh unemployment s dstrbuted unevenly across the country. "Thnk carefully about what the future of Loran. Oho, may be," Dunlop sad n llustratng the geographcal nature of unemployment. Dunlop also underscored the prob- lem of adjustment n communtes whch have a hstory of hgh wages but now face rsng joblessness. "People do not adjust easly or rapdly to long-term eroson of ther standards (of lvng). We face a very dffcult decade of adjustment," he Dunlop also sad t s dffcult to get companes to tran workers n areas where unemployment s hgh, snce there already s a large pool of traned workers to choose from. "Tranng costs money," he sad, may receve endorsement of NOW Alan Cranston s puttng up a surprsngly effectve fght for the presdental endorsement, NOW offcals say. Oho Sen. John Glenn's chances for NOW's back- ng n the Democratc presdental race evaporated wth hs refusal to back federal homosexual rehts legslaton, NOW board members sad n ntervews durng the past Rape charges dropped COLUMBUS, Oho (AP) - Rape charges have been dropped aganst two men n a case n whch a woman sad she was assaulted n the basement of a Madson Townshp house whle a party contnued upstars. The Frankln County grand jury heard evdence n the Nov. 26 ncdent, then refused Tuesday to ndct James Reames or Davd Clfton. Reames, 26, and Clftor 24, were charged by Madson Townshp polce n the alleged rape of a 25-yearold Columbus woman durng the party at Reames' house. Polce sad the alleged vctm was ntoxcated and hystercal. They sad she was beaten and raped n the basement of the house whle 15 other people parted upstars, gnorng her cres lor help. Although the rape charge was dropped aganst Reames, he was stll beng held n the Frankln County Jal on out-of-state charges. Madson Townshp Detectve Mchael Ratlff sad a record check showed Reames s wanted n Lovngton, N.M., on charges of conspracy to dstrbute methaqualone. also known as "sopors,' and conspracy to commt fraud. Look for The Gavel on the News stands on Monday! week. "No way can we can go for Glenn, board member Dense Fuge of New York Cty, Colorado Sen. Gary Hart and cvl rghts leader Jesse Jackson have attracted nterest, but the NOW board members expressed lttle wllngness to addng that t s dffcult for companes to see why "sons and daughters of journeymen should be put to work when ther fathers are sttng on the bench unemployed." Bendck sad employment n servce-related ndustres s growng. But job growth n tradtonal neavy ndustres remans stable, he "T MEANS, n general, that the 56- year-old (steel) mll worker lvng near Pttsburgh can probably, n most cases, fnsh out bs career n that throw the frst NOW presdental endorsement to ther canddaces. 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11 10 bg news/december 9,1983 'The Day After' hts W. Germany FRANKFURT West Ger- she "We have or- tons of the country's vocal commented, "When noth- sold out all evenng show- stunned. There's a contmany (AP) - Some crtcs dered 35 copes more be- ant-nuclear movement. ng s left - no doctors, no ngs. t's even attracted nous atmosphere of tenson sad the flm was poorly cause of the hgh nterest." The 500-seat Europe Pal- medcne - no one can some arlne passsengers durng the screenngs." made and badly acted, a Tobs, whch pad $1 ml- ast n downtown Frankfurt help." who don't have tme to st "nuclear soap opera." But lon for the West German s fllng the house at Grm-faced Mchael through the whole flm, Eva Besselmann, a casht hasn't mattered to West move, vdeo and televson nearly every showng, Sturm, a 21-year-old stu- whch runs nearly two er at Duesseldorf's 300- German audences who dstrbuton rghts, has spokeswoman Dors Am- dent, sad, "One can only hours. seat Rex Theater, sad t are flockng to theaters shrugged off some crtcs' nope that somethng lke "But n the evenngs af- was rare for a flm to rearound the country to see charges that t s proftng "We've been showng the ths never happens." ter 4:30 p.m. the house s ceve so much attenton, "The Day After," the VS. from "scare tactcs" n the flm fve tmes a day for "Everyone should see t, full, mostly young people, wth many young Germans made-for-televson move flm. the past four days, and the so they wll know what s and many Amercan serv- lnng up to buy tckets about a nuclear war trg- West German audences, house s usually full," Am- n! to happen to us," cemen are seengthe flm ahead of tme. gered n Germany. however, seem generally thor Schuhe, who s n hs here," she The busy At least 250,000 people mpressed by the flm, "We are showng t wth md-20s, lke much of the commercal arport shares "Handblls are dstrbsaw the flm durng the whch focuses on the town synchronzed German-lan- audence, runways wth the U.S. Ar uted durng the screenngs frst four days of ts re- of Lawrence, Kan., follow- guage translaton, and au- An orgnal Englsh-lan- Force's Rhen-Man ar- opposng atomc energy," lease, Patrca Weden- ng a nuclear exchange dences are very guage verson of the flm, base. hoest, spokeswoman for between the Unted States mpressed and shocked at whch stars Jason Robards "'m sure they come bethe West German dstrbu- and the Sovet Unon. what could happen n a Jr. and John Cullum, s cause t's n Englsh," she "TS A FLM that, untors, Tobs, The nuclear war," she beng shown n a theater at added. lke others, one doesn't formove, whch opened Dec. 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Amerca's female panda wth the tragc love lfe, s serously ll from kdney falure and anema, and Natonal Zoo specalsts sad yesterday her chances of recovery are very poor. "t's dffcult to say how long she can survve," Dr. Mtchell Bush, the zoo's chef veternaran, He sad Lng-Lng s beng treated wth antbotcs and may undergo shortterm kdney dalyss. "She's very sck rght now, and the llness and complcatons could lead to her death," Bush "The possblty of longterm dalyss s not feasble," he added, referrng to the medcal technque of cleansng the blood artfcally when a kdney s defectve. Hsng-Hsng, the zoo's male panda and Lng- Lng's reluctant consort, s healthy and n no danger of contractng her llness, whch s not contagous. She has been gven an emergency transfuson of Hsng-Hsng's blood. Bush told reporters that Lng-Lng's llness mght have been caused by her long-awated pregnancy, whch ended last July when she gave brth to a cub, the frst panda to be born n the Unted States. The cub ded three hours later whle cradled n ts mother's arms, a vctm of flud n ts chest cavty. Bush sad Lng-Lng was treated wth antbotcs for an nfecton after her delvery, and responded well. He sad the gant female panda does not seem to be m pan. ndeed, before the news conference, Lng- Lng could be seen sttng n her heated panda palace at the zoo, munchng on raw carrots and bamboo, expertly strppng away the most leaves and spttng out the stalks. Photographers wated mpatently to take pctures, but Lng-Lng deftly turned her back to them and watched some enter- Crsng sparrows ve for er breakfast. "Her kdney falure s very perplexng because she doesn't look that sck," Bush "Bascally, she looks a lot better than the data n the lab tests shows." $5.00 : LARGE 1 TEM 8 PZZA TtCon&'t < > Valuable Coupon $20.00 g $& OFF m any. Nshkj bke «th«coupon Layaways accepted 131 W. Wooster abalbaalbbalbbe Valuable Coupon! 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12 -sports bg news/ctecember 9, Owls hand Falcons frst loss, TU halts cagers' best start n nne years wth mpressve wn by Tom Hs«k sports edtor t was the best start by a Falcon basketball team n nne years. But t was the frst meetng wth Temple, and the Owls promptly handed BG ts frst loss of the season aganst three wns, BG was comng off a upset vctory over Boston Unversty last weekend. Yet, the Falcons seemed as f they were stll baskng n the glory of the BU wn. BG commtted 21 turnovers, shot 42 percent from the floor - and faced a 21-pont performance from 6-foot-8 junor forward Granger Hall - a surprse starter for the Owls. Hall, along wth 6-5 all-amerca guard canddate Terence Stansbury combned for 40 ponts to lead Temple to ts second wn n as many starts. HALL S comng off of major knee surgery, playng just fve games last season before damagng Knee lgaments. But Hall played 26 mnutes and had seven ponts and 11 rebounds n the Owls' wn over Drezel on Nov. 28. Accordng to Temple bead coach John Chaney.Hall was not to see any acton untl Dec. 5. But he had responded favorably to treatment, and alter consultng wth the team traner, Chaney made the decson to gy Hall. Hall replaced Charles yne n the startng lneup. Rayne led Temple wth 22 ponts and 12 rebounds aganst Drezel. "Granger (Hall) s the starter on our ballcub. He was the starter last year untl he got hurt," Chaney ''Rayne s not a starter and he accepts that. But Granger worked very hard n hs rehabltaton. He was even to the pont where the doctor sad the leg he had hurt was now stronger than hs other leg." "t was not one of our better efforts," BG head coach John Wenert "The fgure don't lke s the 21 turnovers, they were not all pressurecreated. BU (Boston Unversty) pressed us the whole game, and we ddn't have that many turnovers." Temple, not featurng any outstandng play-makng guards, went drectly to ts permeter shootng offense, wth Stansbury connectng on hs frst fve attempts from the feld and Hall pckng up the slack, the Owls opened up a lead at the half. THE FALCONS meanwhle, never led n the openng half, shootng only 35 percent from de feld. BG forward Coln rsh got nto foul trouble early, havng to st down wth three fouls and 7:31 left n the frst half. rsh fnshed wth only fve ponts n 26 mnutes of acton. "We just came out n the frst half and seemed tght," sad BG forward Bll Fane who scored 16 ponts and grabbed 16 rebounds to be named Oho Cmpany Player of the Game. "We were just gong through the motons and you can't do that aganst a team lke Temple. You can't let them get up by 13 or 14 ponts." The Falcons tred to make a game of t n the second half. BG pulled to wthn fve at wth two mnutes remanng, followng an rsh lay-up after a Keth Taylor steal- But Temple countered by scorng sx more ponts before BG could score agan. The Falcons traled 7344 wth only 34 seconds remanng n the game. " ddn't chew out any of the players after the game," Wenert f ' ddn't say much, just went nto the lockerroom and wrote on the blackboard, 'TOO MUCH ME, AND NOT ENOUGH WE.' thnk we had some very good ballplayers out there tonght who Just ddn't play very well together." BOWLNG GREEN (71) Mller, 34-12; Jenkns, 84-16; Taylor, ; Fane, ; rsh, 2-1-5; Booker, 1-1-3; Maleske, 4-0-8; Bryant, TOTALS: TEMPLE (71), ^_,«_ Coe, 14-2; McCoughln, McNlsh, 1-2-4; Hall Stansbury, 74-19; Agular, Blackwell, ; Rayne, ; Clfton, 044. TOTALS: Cg new J 'olrck Sandor Bowlng Green center John Samanskt has been an ntegral part of the Falcon hockey team's recent number one natonal rankng. bg news/patrck Sandor Bowlng Green's Bran Mller tres to elude Temple's Granger Hall enroute to the basket n last nght's loss to the Owls n BG's Anderson Arena. Celebrates bg weekend Temple's bg man Hal too much for Falcons to handle by Marc Delph assstant sports edtor The game plan was smple, all Bowlng Green had to do was shut down Temple scorng machne, all- Amerca guard canddate Terence Stansbury and a fourth straght vctory was n the bag. Rght? Wrong. Enter Granger Hall. The 6-f oot-5 Stansbury was unstoppable n the frst half of last nght's loss to Temple n BG's Anderson Arena, as he poured n 14 of hs 19 ponts n the frst 20 mnutes. But the Falcons managed to slow hm down consderably n the fnal half of the contest. SO THAT much of the game plan, for the most part, was successful. But, who would have thought that the 64 Hall would return after more than one year of sttng on the bench after a severe leg njury last season to score a game hgh 21 ponts? The clncher was that he scored 17 of those n the second perod to counter Stanbury's sub-par fnal perod performance. Hall's output was no surprse to Temple head coach John Chaney as he called hm "the most amazng human beng 've ever seen n my lfe." Add ths to the fact that Temple dd a lot of ndvdual "shuttng down" of ther own, and, as the 3,397 Anderson Arena fans wtnessed, the Owls pretty much domnated from the openng *H. We thought (BG's Coln) rsh was very mportant," Chaney "And we shut hm down." rsh went nto last nght's contest averagng 11.7 ponts per game, but could manage only fve ponts aganst the bgger and qucker Owls. Chaney also sad he keyed on BG's Davd Jenkns n the second half. That, too, was a huge success as Jenkns had only four of hs 16 ponts n the second naf. BG HEAD coach John Wenert attrbuted the loss to the possblty that the Falcons were overconfdent after comng off of last Frday's upset of Boston Unversty n Boston. Pont guard Bran Mller, playng steadly throughout the young season, agreed. "We're gettng a lttle overconfdent rght now," Mller "But, t's better now to lose (than durng the; Md-Amercan Conference schedule). : "We've got to start gettng out a lttle faster. They're a really tough team, a really tough team." Mller scored 12 ponts and dshed out eght attempts whle playng the entre game at the pont guard pos-. ton. Another of the few hgh ponts for the Falcons was forward Bll Fane scorng 16 ponts and havng as many rebounds to be named the game's Oho Company Player of the Game. Freshman Mke Maleske spelled Fane and rsh on occason, due to ;. penalty troubles by both, to score" eght ponts and rp down three rebounds n hs 14 mnutes of play. THE FALCONS, however, cannot kck off ther shoes and relax after ' ' last nght's game because they have - just ht the mdway pont of what : Wenert calls the toughest four games n a row he's coached at BG. The Falcons travel to Akron Saturday and '.:...n even tougher Oho State game on Dec. 20th. "We're gong rght from the fryng ' pan and nto the fre wth these next : two games." Wenert Samansk s Falcon cers' bg play maker by Jaon Dlmeo sports reporter n the three seasons John Samansk has played for Bowlng Green's hockey Falcons, the senor foward has never been the squad's leadng scorer. But, Samansk has emerged as a domnate force n BG's offensve attack aganst top Central Collegate Hockey Assocaton and natonal teams. The center from Oshawa, Ont. has proved to be a major contrbutor to the Falcons' past and present success. Hs ablty as an offensve playmaker and hs tremendous speed have helped BG regn as the naton's top team. "JOHN HAS been playng the best hockey of hs career ths last month and a half," BG head coach Jerry York sad "He has recently become a <V«Tnant player on the team." Domnant, he s. Comng off a mld scorng slump, Samansk talled three goals and two asssts aganst Oho State last weekend, and was nomnated as BG's Player of the Week. Samansk skated around and through the OSU defense 1 end, scorng and assstng on goals wth mpressve plays and precson passes. TAKNG A pass from teammate Dave Ellett out of the Falcon zone, Samansk carred the puck nto the Buckeye end, eludng the OSU defense. Samansk couldhave taken the shot hmself, but nstead, fed a perfect pass to Perry Braun, who put the puck past OSU goaltender Bob Krautsak n the second perod of Saturday's game. " thnk had a good weekend," Samansk "Playng a team that s natonally-ranked lke Oho State usually brngs out the best n a player." SAMANSK'S NEW lne has been an offensve threat on the ce. Samansk, and lnemates Gno Cavalln and Dave Randerson, scored fve of the eght goals aganst OSU last Saturday nght n the ce Arena. The sx-foot center sad he feels he, Cavalln and Randerson complment each other, whch adds to ther success as a lne. "'m more a playmaker and a r." He-aad. "ftty Jetrfc turnng over the puck, and they seem to be pckng t up n front of the net at the rght tmes.'' ASDE FROM from Cavalln, Samansk s the only other Falcon who has recorded a hat trck ths season and s ted for second n scorng wth Jame Wansbrough and Dan Kane wth 22 ponts. Last season, Samansk proved to be one of the top Falcon scorers, tallyng 27 goals and 30 asssts n 40 games. He fnshed thrd n the team standngs, nnth n CCHA overall scorng, and 24th n the naton n ponts scored. Samansk led the Falcons n power play goals wth 13, and was one of fve Falcon 20-goal scorers last year. He also set a new BG record wth seven game-wnnng goals n a sngle season. York sad Samansk s becomng a complete player, playng exceptonal offense and good defense. "John has had an outstandng career," York "He has been nstrumental n our success and seems to be determned to make ths hs best year." Season's Greetngs n football was talkng sports wth my frend Lenny the other day. Football was the man topc of conversaton; more specfcally - football foolshness. Lenny and came up wth a lst of approprate Chrstmas gfts for college and professonal football teams. The Notre Dame Fghtng rsh - 20 ponts to use n any game they choose. Ths mght nsure them of at least a 7-4 record ana make them more deservng of a bowl bd f they ever receve one agan. The Kent State Golden Flashes and the Northwestern Wldcats - A varsty bllards team to replace ther football programs. The Navy Mdshpmen and the Army Cadets - New helmets. Both teams' helmets are a metallc color, and they're so shny, after watchng an Army-Navy game, my eyes hurt. Both teams also receve 1,000 fans each who all have a good thck head of har. t bothers me to watch an Army-Navy game and see all those solders and salors wth those short harcuts jumpng up and down. THE TAMPA Bay Buccaneers ponts to use throughout the 1984 season n any of the 16 regular season games they choose. They'll have to sacrfce ther annual frst pck n the draft, but they should fnsh the season wth at least a 4-12 record. That should please ther coaches and fans, and then maybe they can take those paper grocery bags off ther heads and uncover the shame n ther tanned faces. The Houston Olers - A quarterback, a punter, a couple of wde recevers, an entre defensve unt and a new head coach. Who knows,...maybe the Olers would then be able to challenge the Cncnnat Bengals for last place n the Amercan Conference's Central Dvson? The New York Gants - A new name: the New Jersey Gants, snce they play ther home games n New Jersey. Wth the logc used by the New York Gants sdelne Mark D Vncenzo sports reporter organzaton, teams should swtch the names of the cty they play n wth ther nckname. For example, fans could cheer for the San Francsco Blls or the Mnnesota Broncos. The Pttsburgh Steelers - A wheelchar for Franco Harrs. wouldn't say Franco s gettng old. but at the rate he's gong, he wont break Jm Brown's rushng record untl about 1988 or t's a bountful Chrstmas for the Steelers because they also receve a new offense. guess they learned ths year that a team needs someone other than a feld goal kcker to score ponts. THE CLEVELAND Browns- Cheerleaders. Hey Browns, wake up and jon the 20th century. Who am kddng,... the Browns won't get cheerleaders. t would be too expensve for the Browns organzaton to fndpretty grls and brng them to Cleveland. The New England Patrots -Good weather and a new snow plow. Why s t that any tme after September the Patrots are always playng n ankle-deep snow? The Chcago Bears - A domed stadum. Why a domed stadum? Why not, t couldnt hurt? The St. Lous Cardnals - A new owner. don't know f t's true or not, but heard the Cardnals organzaton sgned a contract wth the Natonal Football League to fnsh n ffth place n ther dvson for the rest of ther exstence. guess that explans ther success rate. The Atlanta Falcons - Bbles and rosares. Wth all ther mracle fnshes of late, 'm sure they've worn out ther old ones. The Los Angeles Raders - Ther own cty. The Los Angeles Rams were there frst, and the Raders couldn't fnd another cty to move to after they were booted out of Oakland. The Raders must be pretty rude and assumng to get kcked out of a cty and then move nto another team's cty. 'd lke to see them try to move nto a tough cty lke New York or Phladelpha. YORK SAD the senor foward haw a great work ethc and has a very postve outlook on the ce. "John works hard at practces, and s the type of player coaches are lookng for." York " feel f work n practce my abltes wll mprove, Samansk sad "Hard work pays off. and t carres over nto the games. After becomng academcally nelgble durng hs sophomore year, Samansk started hs junor year n j top shape, dsplayng the mpressve form he dd n hs freshman year. " always worked hard on the ce - and wanted to prove myself agan, he " was really hungry to play." York sad Samansk wll be scouted by Natonal Hockey League teams and should have a chance to play at the professonal level f he mantans hs steady pace of mprovement. "Every player wants to contnue hs career after he graduates," Samansk "'ve put n a lot of hours and don't want to stop here." New Sports Pass polcy ads class schedule clash Bowlng Green Athletc Drector. Jack Gregory has announced a change n the tcket dstrbuton procedure of the All-Sports Pass last Monday. Holders of the All-Sports Pass wll contnue to have a 48-hour tcket pckup prorty, but n order to to assure tcket avalablty on both days, only two-thrds of the alloted tckets wll be avalable on the frst day of exchange. The remanng tckets wll be exchanged on the second day of the student pckup. "Ths change affects both hockey and basketball; and wll allow students wth class conflcts a better opportunty to secure a tcket to future Falcon home events," Gregory The Bowlng Green women's basketball team travels to W. Lafayette, N to play Purdue tonght. BG s 3-2, comng off ther thrd place fnsh n the Converse Classc. The Bolermakers are 2-2 on the year.

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Man Expres Doc. 17 MDNT S+.0W.t.MA a 2 «, *'* 1,««STARTS FRDAY AT STADUM CNEMAS AL PACNO N "SCARFACE" CUNT EASTWOOD N "SUDDEN MPACT" FRDAY & SATURDAY ONLY 1.«0 "Extrcmcy funny." -VncorW ConOy. * YOfsl Tla» Funny talk ndltt.(wt URSOAY L. STUDENTS WTH VALD DS ONLY JLM ENDS THE BG TONGHT CHLL h a cold world you roedyourlrkds ALL SEATS ANYTME ONLY $1.00 n ht mnd ho ho the power to tea (he rutura n hrs hondt ha ho th* powar to chong* a SasphenKlr^s HDEADTPNE AT 7:30 * 8:30 Heypfcasl Oat reedy to -warm-up" tor tw weakend tonght' Wore * lookng forward to s QFaAT smal Love, tha Swtora ol Atoh*X0*1 H0U0AVa*M'''MTV HAPPY HOUR ALL DAY ALL MOHT AUTHETrMEl JWNY YOU ARE VERY SPECAL TO ME. WLL ALWAYS LOVE YOU BSL KETH, HAD A WONDERPUL EVB- NBM AT THE ALPHA DELT FOP- HAL. THE "TOUR" OF SANOOSKY WAS VEPY NCE, MT WHEN AM WE»WM8 TO CEOAA PONT? (HEE-HEE) LETS 00 T AOAM SOOW LOVE. TACtt Ch t - Thanks tor the wscom* sgn and h**pmg u* doen up on Set nght Let'* share oat* party agan mn. 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Dae pm Prout Hal Lounga-Adrnh 50- SajEp*. Wa had a great tme at the lee Frday The A»ns Qsm Pladgaa Celebraat WaS Uea yal LarL THE BROTHERS OF SKaVsA NU, LOOWNO FORWARD TO HAV»*3 X-MAS DMCR VVTTH ALL OF YOU THE WHTE ROSSS TrnCuasn Thank you tor n* dance Sakjrtkry rsohl t tor lyng, to cheer me up r»alyn»laa1.(>«*/. THS WEEKS MOVES Thurs: THE CAMNT 'Of DR. CALOAR 8:00 p.m. GSH THEATRE mu r Frl and Sot: ^ FAME :30 MD MAN AUD >. S>JOw/D J To Tha Bg ChB Guy* Tram tor the gnat oaalund n CallUlanrt (even though you weren 1 Bam J.T...oartaHy was condu- Ove' Ware lookng torward to thrs waaaand m Mwgarksvaal Uayt* wo osn start 3rd generaton' W* lov* V* ' H.N.KL. CNK 0*3 PEP - at - LAROE poaaton * opan APPLCATONS AVALABLE «405 Sludant S*r*c*s Thru Dae. 8 WANT TO FLY HOME (OR AWAY FROM HOME) OVER BREAK? CALL JAYNE ROLLER. BQ S U TRAVEL HEP AT OR T.R. 41B Do you naarj hato wnh gas monay? Drvng somewhere the weekend and OMd rkton? Cat USO DlAL-A- RDE :30 am - 3:30 pm Mon.-Fr. N**d a rd* somewhere N* week end? Cat USO DAL-A-PJ0E :30 am - 3:30 pm Mon Frt Tha perod X-Mat grrl s here! Damond Productons... "atrppww SANTA" Speclel. Haas on* M your X-Mas porty 1M-2243 SSS-74SS Hypnotc Tap** Fat mprovng Mnm Conaanoatton Panorwanoa l Awstable. 152-S777 Accudarts and accessores Dart League now lormmg PurcaSs Baa Shop B*XE RACERS' Purcels B»a Shop ha* roftars and wnd traners n stock Start waaar kamng now. 131 W r SEND YOUR SECRET PAL CHRBTMAS BALLOONS THE SALLOONMAN MerrUng aonut and roll dalnary meaeblo rom The Getaway SBB Saaar. $42-4 U2. Croas Courrlry Sk Sale Fra* Cka: Sat. Dae Falcon Houa* 140 E Woostor CHRSTMAS GFT DEA #3 RACQUETBALL EQUP Shop the Falcon House 140 E Woo*** ATTENTON FOREKM STUDENTS laaalgaknn Prebtoau or vss? Moon H. Yae - Attorney al Law Toledo. Oho call SS F*r an appotnlmanl FUN FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHAPE TWO BDRM. APT. FOR P MHO SEM. B*3 FURN. APT. CLOSE TO CAraPUS OWN SED- ROOMSS2-SBS1. Apt to share Sprng Sam. Year hah monthla uth. pd Cell Doug *5 F. Passe, tor Sot. San. Fra* cable. pay atecmc ontj. Aval anylkws la 0*o, C»S $ RMTE FOR SPR SEM. M UNP/. VLLAGE APTS RENT ONLY S47S tst entre Htm Mr Aval stanadf aesty F ROOMATE NEEDED FOR BPFSNO SEM. B*3 APT LOTS OF STORAGE GOOD LOCATON CALL BONNE AT F. RMMT APT CLOSE TO CAM- PUS. (113 NCLUDES HEAT. A. COND, CABLE TV CAN RENT BraaTXV F Rrra* Needed for apt do** to campus Md 0*c to Mrd May $618. Cat *8. t. rwaa. aaaaad Bal walr to rant Oa E Woooss. St. Oaf SS4-U1S- F nrm. Sprng Sam. turn. Own room, $360 **m plus um CM anar 5pm FM raaa. rwadad tor Sprng Sam Cleeo to raanpus. cable.v., turmshod, wtsarldryst, on thutt* but rout*. Cal Debbe SSMSSS 2 F NEEDED TO SUBLET APT. SPfaNG SEM. CLOSE TO CAMPUS CALL MUTALE OR DONNA AFTER 9PM Frt* roomto tor Sprng torn Fum apt. on S. Coseg* $145 rno um ndudad Cat after S p.m. F rrree needed tor Sprng Omtslsr. Only S540 s semester pka BBS*, Bud Apts Cal Nasd lemak* to B apsrtm*nt and maa to B houa* C F rrme needed Scacousapt Cloee lo campus Paaarjnab*) rant. Ptoaa* cal _^_ Ma* Rmmato needed tor sprng Mm. does to campus. $510 for Cal attar 4:00 pm Cash pas) tor an A' rtk.t tram Oarwytand or Osmay world. * menu Horn chneoe r*at»urant w/ at waal 3 sngssh works mrtpeesd. or tonar from the Presklent ot U S (No Xerox) Scavenger hunters wo w* akw trooo Cal attar 6 pm Rnaa. (kktrtod tor sprng sem S115/mo. Al uts pad /2 N. Propped C«l362<68e Wantod Lead Mnger tor band Cal , error 5prn. OPPORTUNTY! NEED 2F RMTES SKTH ST APT AVALABLE SPRP+3 SEMESTER CALL SOON' Female Roomate-Spr Sam. CtoN to Cempua Low Rant F. rrraa. n**d*d tor Spr. 0am**lar. Own bdrm Ctoa* to campus Roa- onable rant. CM sts pm F rmt* n**d*d startng 12/22 Own room. $l50'mo pka um F. raw*. BSSaaa tor apt. Ctoa* to (lllallr. kxpanehre. Call M2- U1. WANTED 1 M rmt* to shars 2 bdrm apt wrth 3 others Vary do** to campus PH M to share 4 bdrm. houa*. Sprng llllll, 12S Mo.ttte- Cal Malas* or Peggy $s»440. Female tame, warned Spy. Barn, to ham t bdrm lumlahad houaa. 1VfMsWfna tywkmr flcllkmo. Ctoa* * oaaasaa. Cal JH Wantod: F Rmmto lor Sprng Sam. Close to camouo eel Greet Apf Own bdrm Lg 2 bdrm S125Ano, al uh pd. Cathy NEED AM. RMTE FURN NCE APT VERY CLOSE TO CAMPUS YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN ROOM CALL M Roomale Needed 1 Unrv*r**y VBage CM Paul: F deapwaksty n*ad» pace to fcr. tor 6 wk* tram 1/15 2/24 ctoa* to campus CM 0*bbto at M ttrras Spr HELP WANTED. MS, 7:JO P.M. Kawhaaa* M aw Lodge (old ttoword Johnson't an Wooatar aarl to Stadum Plaza) Skjdant Otttoa maraosr tor Tha Kay yearbook aprlng semeoter Basc s*cr*tsrsl akaa needed Advanced buanaa* cour *, pror onto* experence preferred Check k* poskngs at Studsnl Employment. 460 Student Sarvtoas tor lurther nforrrwlun or om Travel Feld Opportunrty Gar vakaxma marketng experronce whse eammg money Csmpus r*plassntatrvo needed mrmsmlly for Sprng Brask hp to Florda Contact SB Ryan (312) coeect COUPON" $2 5 OFF THS COUPON GOOD FOR OFF RNY 16" PtZZB WTH TWO OR mobe TElTS Vertpd Bast Pltc. nlt Free Delvery - rj > JKBQ0H0, S V'ULZM' Ph Op»yt4P.m. 203 North flvaln On* Coupon P* Pzza- Good Thru n/s/ss COUPON""""---! Nalsnal Corparattoa has solas oosrtoa awjkebl* n many araar* ol the caurwy. CoaanhMton phs bateatt. 1J-20 k fkot year asmlng.. trsksmg program ncluded. Century Label and Teg Co Ask tor a>. WrkjhL Earn doers seeng Avon Product* Formor* tntorrrartton plaa** cm Pnyaa at nasd portormers for an orphan X-MAS party N* December 18. rn return for 5-10 mnutes ot your tme we wfl rjrowd* you wth posrtrv* Hat ol recommendaton you work w*j wth kds, and want to brng X MAS toy to lh* undarprtvetodgad. cal or 3724)331 and ask tor J. m FOR SALE Do your Chrstmas shoppng at th* UCF Art. Book S Craft Sole Thurs S Frt Sat 10 4 Corner Thurson Rtoga. Unque grflo, expartfy crahad, reaoonabw prces Alfto have you BG Seoourcenterwa your doth** or our*) rjtctur* taken on Frt BUCK REGAL EXCELLENT CONDTON S3.000 CONTACT starao System-Rooo reonvar. PS6o turntable. NS1000M speakers Lke new' LW prto* S2.500 S1.600 or bast oner l66bcr*lg Paavay 12 ch stereo mxng console $425. Roland MP-600 Electrc Pano S700 PR VAMAHA STEREO RECEVER TUNER PRCE $ FOR MORE HFORMAT10N CALL Aradee for Sato: rod A gray corn*r dnette, grey crsar. rod desk char. 3/4 mltr A sprngs, exercase bench, carpel runners, ol prknts a orushes /2 OLM MARX V SKM 170 CM. VERY 00. CONDTON CALL ASK FOR BRETT Car Stereo Speakers - AurJovox 6«9. SOW. 20 Or Never used $ Vdeo Recorder 1978 Good condton, wth 8 vdeo ca tenet 1 19o7WTVMtorS o«t 335. FOR RENT MALE GRAD STUDENT or conscence undergrad Need s quet pesos for stud**r> Room to rant w/klch*n prtv end prvet* shower 125/MO nckjds* utl preler non-smokng FumoWd RatorancM FORREST APARTMENTS FUR NrSHED OR UNFURNSHED TEN ANTS PAY ONLY LGHTS REASONABLE CALL JOHN NEW LOVE REAL ESTATE NEEDED: ONE OR TWO PEOPLE TO UVE AT UNVERSTY VLLAGE FOR SPERM SEMESTER CALL MALE NEEDED TO SUB-LEASE 2 BDRM APT COMPLETELY FUR M8HE0 WTH HEAT AND WATER PROVOEO YOU PAY ONLY $560 FOR THE WHOLE SEMESTER CALL ANYTBAE, Need male > lemal* student* lo J house. S apt. tor Sprng Sam Aaw apt* S saatls tor students Phone Serve* Gred MM* 1 Vocency Double Room Kachan Prrv.lt- Entrance Ctose 10 Unversty Acroea From Campus: Aval tor wmter asm.. 2 bdrm. houa* futy carpeted and turnnhed Fra* heat Partact tor thoft* cold wmt*r days CM APARTMENT TO SUBLEASE ACROSS FROM KOHL (JANET) Nto* 1 bdrm. fum apt to sublet on 3rd. St. Ctoa* to csmpus. carpeted tree gas heal S cookng CM Need tomato to sublet house, acroea from dorfttts on WOOAW. sxtrorntmy t Sublssst 1 Bedroom apt FumKh Al urj exc elec CM Card To sutxel rnmed 1 bdrm. apt. Very dooe to campus CM after 5 pm Fumtohed Effcency w/ color TV S cabl* Buckeye Budget Motor kn E Woostor S now fctaarg Sprng term S260/mo or Houses 1 opts school a to campus tor CM collect 1-9" PZZA DNNG ROOM COUPON ONLY 75* OFF (1) TEM OR MORE PZZA EXPRES DECEMBER 13, " PZZA DNNG ROOM COUPON ONLY $1.00 OFF (1) TEM OR MORE PZZA EXPRES DECEMBER 13, " PZZA - $1.25 OFF DNNG ROOM COUPON ONLY (1) TEM OR MORE PZZA EXPRES DECEMBER 13, 1983 " 16" PZZA DNNG ROOM COUPON ONLY $2.00 OFF 1(1) TEM OR MORE PZZA EXPRES DECEMBER 13, 1983 MYLES* PZZA PUB.16 E. WOOSTER ACROSS 1 Sound* from lh* kanrvjjl 5 ntooa 10 Employs 14 On tha brny 15 M*ch»nl»m 16 ma lnger* 17 Span! 18 Haath 18 Famly unt 20 Craalorol Gunga Dn 23 Many many yaars 24 Snck's parttw 25 Raadlng 2S Dralssf s "Carrla" 33 Mlaalaalpplor Maaourl: Abbr. 34 Kaapsaka 36 Anclant monajy box 37 Craatorof Chartas Prlmroaa 41 Geaklattar 42 "Cookaryhaa baooom) ": R. Burton, rellaf 44 Market araaa 47 Moved n 49 Genus ol aheap 51 Aromatc leal 52 Craalorol Maud 50 Spansh-Amercan money 60 " am tha ruler ol tha Queen's 61 Cty on tha Hudson 63 Bassball famly 64 Dsney's mddle name 65 Regardng 66 Klllmand Krman 67 Saa 1 Acroea 66 Small con DOWN 1 Swerve ol course 2 Ancent strnged nstrument 3 Land of the llama 4 Devce for floor renovaton 5 Household tem 6 Munch man 7 Ardent 8 Narrow margns: Slang 9 Prepares 10 Natonal symbol 11 Songs lor rvrarottl 12 Jotedevrvre 13 Choral performance 21 " the cream n my coffee" 22 Amercan archtect 25 Parson at tha halm 26 Long-playng muscal 27 Pond growth 28 Crcus performers 30 Huron or Ere 31 Outward 32 Sounds n the stadum 33 Lous XV and XV 35 Typa ol hammer 38 Marked by bravery 39 Dull state 40 Wnder 45 Tmetable abbr. 46 Actor Poltler 48 Seaport n Connect cul 50 Word wth mate 52 Shebat lollower 53 Alban Berg opera 54 Kermlt 55 Wcked 56Typaoltda 57 nvar nto Bay ol the Sene 58 Norse goddess olsta 62 For th* present DALY CROSSWORD PUZZLE TO PMVnuS PU27U TJ W'l t.lclt Hf llll (llllll 'HJ'. n H:j m HUM n 'll* HM' '1.111 'll fl llll Jll llll mn r H j'.t nun 'n H n nn 'M n t llll Ml HM UM JCf.l (H,H: lllll M-J H H f! llll 111! 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