The BG News January 10, 1989

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1 Bowlng Green State Unversty BGSU Student Newspaper Unversty Publcatons The BG News January 10, 1989 Bowlng Green State Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Bowlng Green State Unversty, "The BG News January 10, 1989" (1989). BGSU Student Newspaper. Book Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Unversty Publcatons at ScholarWorks@BGSU. t has been accepted for ncluson n BGSU Student Newspaper by an authorzed admnstrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU.

2 Vol. 71 ssue 62 Bowlng Green, Oho Tuesday, January lo, 1989 Local water ntrate level s unhealthy by Scott R. Whtehead cty edtor Due to the hgh level of ntrates n Bowlng Green's water supply, nfants under sx months of age, pregnant women and nursng mothers are at a health rsk f they consume the cty's drnkng water or well water. Ronald Merrll, water supply superntendent for the cty, sad Oho law allows up to ten mllgrams of ntrates per lter (m/l) n the drnkng water. When offcals dentfed the problem on Dec. 30, the level was found to be 11.5 mg/l based on two consecutve water samples. Snce the orgnal testng, Merrll sad the level has rsen to 12.9 mg/l n the drnkng water and 13.8 mg/l n local well water. He added these levels could drop consderably by late ths week f the precptaton level remans low for several days. "We'll be lookng at ths problem for at least the rest of the week and maybe untl next week,' Merrll The prmary health rsk s to nfants, he sad, explanng that the ntrates can nhbt the ablty of the blood to transport oxygen. " suppose t could be fatal but not at the levels we're experencng here," he "n the last 40 or 50 years, thnk 've heard of two fataltes and they were both n the corn states lke owa or Nebraska. But there the ntrate level s around 65 (mg/l) or hgher." Whle Merrll acknowledged that hgh ntrate levels are a recurrng problem for the cty, he sad the stuaton does not usually occur at ths tme of year. "t has the potental to happen every year and the last tme t happened was n June of 1986, but usually the level s around 2 to 3 mllgrams per lter durng the wnter months," he He sad the drought and recent ranfall are contrbutng factors to the ncreased ntrate level. "The ntrates get n the water due to runoff from agrcultural felds, and farmers last summer used more fertlzer than usual to try and save ther crops," he "Combne ths wth the recent heavy ranfall, and there's been a lot of heavy runoff nto our water supply." The cty recommends groups at rsk should drnk bottled water untl the ntrate level drops off to acceptable standards, whch wll be announced. The concern over the cty's drnkng water has created a demand for bottled water at local supermarkets. Accordng to Doug Bortz, manager for Churchll's supermarket, there has been a "tremendous" boost n sales of the water. D See Ntrate, page 4. Engne falure s crash culprt by Robert Ban- Assocated Press Wrter KEGWORTH. England Offcals sad Monday that both engnes on a new Boeng 737 apparently faled, causng the plane to crash besde Brtan's man north-south hghway and kll 46 people. Sabotage was not suspected n the crash Sunday of the Brtsh Mdland Arways jet, the second major ar dsaster n Brtan n less than three weeks, sad Transport Mnster Paul Channon. But Prme Mnster Margaret Thatcher sad no possble cause could be ruled out, ncludng sabotage. One avaton expert called the apparent doubleengne falure a 10 mllonto-1 chance. Eghty passengers and crew members all of the survvors of the crash were njured, ncludng 43-year-ofd plot Kevn Hunt, who was haled as a hero for managng to mss crashng on the vllage of Kegworth or the Ml hghway. The jet, en route from London to Belfast, plowed nto a grassy embankment on the hghway Sunday nght as the plot struggled to make an emergency landng at East Mdlands Arport, about 100 mles north of London. He mssed the runway by about half a mle. "So far the evdence, although by no means conclusve, s consstent wth the rght engne havng stopped before mpact and there are also sgns of fre n the left engne," Channon told BBC-TV. Asked whether both engnes malfunctoned, he repled: "That certanly looks probable at the moment.'' The Boeng , delvered to Brtsh Mdland just 12 weeks ago, had flown less than 500 hours, the arlne Boeng sad the plane had two CFM-56 engnes, bult n France by a consortum of the U.S.-based General Electrc Co. and the French company SNE- CMA. SNECMA spokesman Olver Fagard sad he dd not know whether both engnes faled. "t s extremely mprobable that both engnes would break down n such a short nterval," Fagard sad n Pars. "We have very mpressve relablty statstcs. There was a fre n engne No. 1, whch was controlled. There was no fre n the other." BG News/Brad Phalln Founders resdent Mchelle Suydam and her mother move back n to the resdence hall on Sunday. Suydam and her mother, and many other Unversty resdents, dealt wth harsh wnds and cold temperatures whle movng n. Arena to get seats by Angela Blandna assstant news edtor Addtonal seatng to the north end of the Unversty ce Arena wll allow more fans to cheer the Falcon hockey team. The Board of Trustees allocated $650,000 to add 1,700 seats to the north end of the ce Arena at ther Dec. 16 meetng. The arena's current seatng capacty s about 2,900 wth another 600 to 700 people accommodated n standng-room sectons. The average attendance for regular season games over the last fve years s 3,177, accordng to a report prepared by the athletc department. The success of the hockey program along wth the lmted seatng has resulted n the need to publcze that many, f not most, of the games are sold out, the report stated. Chrs Dalton, vce presdent of plannng and budgetng, sad the addtonal seatng s expected to generate an addtonal $100,000 annually n revenue from hockey games. Trustee Vrgna Platt agreed to the expendture wth the stulaton that the parkng probem at hockey games be nvestgated. Although no money for parkng to accomodate the addtonal seatng was allocated n the prelmnary budget, Dalton sad the stuaton eventually would be dealt wth. "They wll look for some other way to fnance parkng," he Dalton added students wll not O See ce, page 4. Research park gets tenant by Angela Blandna assstant news edtor Md-Amercan Natonal Bank and Trust Co. announced Dec. 21 that t wll be the anchor tenant for the Unversty's 88-acre, $1.9 mllon research/ndustral park. Md-Am had consdered locatons outsde the cty for constructon of ts operatons center but chose the park because of ts proxmty to ts headquarters n downtown Bowlng Green, sad P. Mark Hamman, senor vce-presdent of facltes. "t's closer to where we are and where our personnel lve and t wll be less traumatc lor them not to travel as much," Hamman The center's 95 jobs wll ntally be flled by transfers, Hamman He estmated that an addtonal 30 jobs wll be created n the next fve years. Constructon on the Md-Am facltes s targeted for Aprl 1989 and Hamman sad he hopes to have t fnshed by the end of the year. "'d lke to see t substantally completed by Dec. 31, 1989 so occupancy can begn n January," he Phl Mason, executve assstant to Unversty Presdent Paul Olscamp, sad the Unversty expects about 15 companes to locate n the park, whch s east of 1-75 and north of Wooster Street. Although other companes have expressed nterest n the project, Mason declned to release names untl arrangements are fnal. He sad the Unversty s seekng tenants who wll provde research and work opportuntes for faculty and students. Md-Am's announcement came two days after the State Controllng Board released $250,000 to match the ndustral development grant awarded to the Unversty by the Oho Department of Economc Development. Mason sad no plans to commt Unversty money toward the park have been made. "The proceeds from leases wll be used to feedback nto the park," he Farewell budget readed by Martn Crutsnger Assocated Press Wrter WASHNGTON Presdent Reagan was sendng hs farewell budget to Congress Monday, a $1.15 trllon spendng plan that attacks hs bggest economc falure, the federaldefct, by proposng to elmnate or scale back scores of government programs. The presdent's nnth and fnal spendng plan called for reducng the budget defct to $92.5 bllon n the 1990 fscal year, ts lowest level snce the begnnng of hs presdency. That fgure, and many other detals of the budget, were dsclosed n advance of the formal transmttal of the document to Congress. The budget would reach ts defct goal by termnatng more than 80 ndvdual government programs, slashng spendng on farm subsdes and holdng down the growth n Medcare and Medcad, the gant health programs. The budget provded ncreased spendng for two of the government's most pressng problems, balng out hundreds of nsolvent savngs and loan nsttutons and cleanng up contamnated nuclear weapons plants. ADS research and space exploraton would also receve ncreases. Reagan was presentng hs budget only 11 days before leavng offce, and many of ts broad outlnes were expected to be a- dopted by Presdent-elect Bush, who has sad he wll unvel hs own proposals to a specal jont sesson of Congress soon after takng offce. n two key respects, the two budgets wll be alke. Both men pledged to cut the defct, whch clmbed to $155 bllon n the fscal year whch ended Sept. 30, wthout resortng to new taxes and wthout touchng Socal Securty. Bu Bush s expected to seek a smaller ncrease n defense spendng whle allocatng more money n such areas as chld care, cleanng up the envronment and housng the homeless. Skeptcal Democrats beleve Bush wll fnd t mpossble to fulfll all hs campagn promses for hgher spendng whle relyng on a "flexble freeze" on other government programs to elmnate the budget defct wthout resortng to new taxes. Joseph R. Wrght Jr., drector of the Whte House budget offce, sad Sunday that Reagan's fnal spendng plan was desgned to answer crtcs who clam the defct can't be reduced wthout hgher taxes. "We have proved the crtcs wrong," Wrght sad n an ntervew. "Ths s a great Reagan legacy budget. t encapsulates many of the strong Reagan phlosophcal belefs. t wltprovue a good base for George Bush." Reagan's $92.5 bllon defct target would be well wthn the Gramm-Rudman requrement whch sets a $100 bllon defct goal for The law establshes declnng defct targets leadng to a balanced budget n 1993, holdng out the threat of across-the-board spendng cuts f the targets are not met. The presdent's fnal budget protects hs defense buldup, one of the hallmarks of hs presdency, by proposng a 2 percent ncrease over the expected rate of nflaton. Tuesday News n Bref Accordng to the Natonal Weather Servce at the Toledo Express Arport, today wll be cloudy wth the hgh n the mld-30s and m.p.h. wnds out ot the southwest. Tonght wll be partly cloudy wth a low ot 20. Tomorrow's weather outlook calls lor cloudy skes wth a hgh between Berut hostage's brother begns letter drve OCALA, Fla. (AP) The brother of the longestheld Amercan hostage n Lebanon s spearheadng a drve he hopes wll drect 200,000 letters to the Whte House by George Bush's nauguraton Jan. 20. "The State Department has told us they have no mandate on ths ssue. They thnk the people don't care," sad John Anderson, an Oca la resdent whose brother Terry was kdnapped n Berut almost four years ago. "We're out to show them the people do stll care.'' Terry Anderson, chef Mddle East correspondent for The Assocated Press, was kdnapped on March 16,1985. Eght other Amercans taken hostage snce then are stll beng held captve. Hs brother sad he dsagrees wth those who speculate that attenton only makes the hostages more valuable to ther kdnappers. Backng n now permtted Durng cold weather cars often need a jump start, and for that reason Parkng and Traffc s relaxng the regulaton that requres head-n park- ng only. From now untl March 18,1989, regstered vehcles may be backed r'o spaces n on-campus lots only. n addton, regstered student vehcles may be Srked n the area marked Tenns Court Parkng nly (west of the Unversty Greenhouse) from now through March 18,1989. For more nformaton, students may contact the Parkng and Traffc Offce, open daly from 7a.m untl 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m untl 4 p.m.

3 2 SO N»w January 10,19*9 Edtoral -An ndependent S'udent Voce- EDTORAL BOARD Jule Wallace... Edtor Deborah Gottschalk Managng Edtor Andy Woodard Asst. Managng Edtor Elzabeth Kmes News Edtor Scott Whtehead Cty Edtor Jud Kopp Edtoral Edtor Judy mmel Edtoral Edtor 1989 can be your best yet Make 1989 your year to excel. You have to be the one to set goals and keep them reachng forward and overlookng any roadblocks that develop n your path. Whle practcally everyone sets resolutons to lose weght, mprove grades or some other personal task, there are many other areas left untouched that can provde personal satsfacton and valuable nsght nto human relatons. Consder the outpourng of support for the vctms n Armena, whch klled thousands of Sovets. t s to be commenued that many local and natonal organzatons banded together to send money, food and dsaster relef but what about the homeless lvng on cty streets rght here n the Unted States? They may not have been the vctms of an earthquake, but they too deserve attenton. Be the one who jons an organzaton nvolved n helpng gettng the homeless off the streets and back on ther feet. The stuaton of the homeless s not gong to go away wthout attenton attenton you can provde. True, many students look toward college as a vtal means for achevng a respectable poston n today's socety, but there are other valuable experences watng to be taken advantage of. There s no reason to lmt ntellectual possbltes to the classroom settng. You can begn gettng nvolved on-campus by selectng a club or group from the Student Organzatons Drectory, whch ncludes professonal fraterntes and groups that focus on specfc aspects of the world all ways to expand your career optons, gan frends and just have fun. For those students who would prefer the challenge of developng a one-on-one relatonshp wth another person, Volunteers n Progress offers several dfferent programs whch would allow students to meet wth younger chldren, teens and older adults who are n need of companonshp. Money, whch may be n short supply for some students, s not always needed for partcpaton. Many of the organzatons requre only tme, effort and the desre to make a change. Wrtng a letter to a Congressman on an ssue you beleve n takes only a lttle amount of tme and a 25-cent stamp hardly a stran on anyone's wallet for the prvlege of expressng your opnon to the person representng you n the government. Whle the benefts of gettng nvolved n what you beleve n s clear,youmust be the one to take the frst step. Make 1989 your best year yet. Photo Edtor AMt Photo Edtor AMt News Edtor Asst Cty Edtor Sports Edtor Asst Sports Edrtor Wre Edtor Asst Wre Edtor Entertsmment Edrtor Asst Entertanment Chrtt Copy Edtor CNef Copy Edrtor STAFF Lsa Pargeon Kra»g Pyer Angela Bandma Amy Burkatt Hunterbrtnker Mark Don Hansley Rebeccs Thomas Beth Church Tm Maloney Edtor Chrs Dawson Judy Ootdsworth Denns Hoerg Copy Edtor Copy Edrtor Copy Edtor Copy Edtor Copy Edtor Copy Edtor Copy Edrtor Copy Edtor Dane Botda Debbe Hppe Lnda Hoy Scott KorpowsK Lsa Metson ChrlS Smth Chrstan Thompson Brenda Young Specal Protects Edrtor Barbara Weadoc* Assgnment Reporter Beth Thomas Producton Supervsor Jenny Barnard Producton Supervsor Kent Sttckney The BG News s pubashed dary Tuesday through Frday durng the academc year and weekly durng the summer sesson by the Board o! Student Publcatons ot Bowlng Green State Unrvararty Opnons expressed by columnsts do not necessanry reflect the op«r-ona ot The BG News Jh* BG News and Bowlng Green State Unversty are equal opportunty employers; and do Ml ohacmnate n hang practces The BG News w* not accept advertsng that s deemed dscrmnatory, degradng, or nestng on the baas or race. sax. or nahonej orgn. copyrght 1980 Busness Offce 214 Wast Hall Ph: (419) a rghts reserved Bowlng Green State Unversty Bowng Green. Oho a m to 5 00 p.m. Monday through Frday Edtoral Omca 210 West Hal Ph (419) MKE ROYKO M / «**! Shoe fts, but no pnch Somewhere on the West Sde of Chcago there s a young man who has to be one of the world's least competent purse snatchers. A few days ago, he selected as hs vctm Mrs. rene Newsome, who was walkng on a heavly traveled man throroughfare n broad daylght. wll gve hm credt for pckng a lkely vctm. Lttle old lades are the best people to snatch purses from and Mrs. Newsome s a genune lttle old lady. She's almost 70, stands four-eleven and weghs about a hundred pounds. Mrs. Newsome. who had car trouble, was walkng toward a servce staton to get help when the purse snatcher jumped out of an alley and grabbed her purse. Then he started runnng back down the alley. But he couldn't run very fast because Mrs. Newsome wouldn't let go of her LETTERS Duo's wshes n 'Edgewse' nspre thought n ther last Edgewse column of Fall semester, the Edwards/Schreffler duo wshed me a holday season "flled wth joy." and "tempered wth a lttle self examnaton." Ther warm wshes were most apprecated, but also compelled me to reflect on the extreme and BLOOM COUNTY purse. "Leggo," he yelled. "You let go, Mrs. Newsome screamed, hangng on wth both hands. Beng a purse snatcher, he couldn" very well let go of a purse, so he just kept gong, draggng the screamng Mrs. Newsome along the ground. After they traveled half a block ths way, Mrs. Newsome lost her grp on the purse, but then she grabbed hm by one of the legs. So they went on that way for several yards, the thef draggng the screamng Mrs. Newsome along by hs leg. Then Mrs. Newsome's grp slpped and she only had hm by the ankle. But he kept gong. And suddenly, she was sttng there holdng one empty shoe n her hand, whle the purse snatcher lmped around a bend n the alley ana dsappeared. Her screams drew some people and they helped her to her feet and out of the alley. "He got my purse," Mrs. self-rghteous ltany (or should say ''gospel") of provocatve and offensve vews that the BG News so convenently allows them to propagate on a regular bass. Prevous letter wrters have humored the par, or taken them to task on specfcs. At the columnsts' nvtaton, my perod of contemplaton led me to consder ther body of work as a "whole." After separatng wheat from chaff, Edwards and Schreffler's pecular blend of retro-mc- Carthysm and curously BGSU "Chrstan" deology, though couched n ther nmtable style, reveals a phobc embrace of the values that brought us the Newsome sad, "but got hs shoe." Snce there was only $10 n her purse, and the shoe was from a par that cost at least that much, Mrs. Newsome had the satsfacton of knowng the thef had not proftted. As they wated for a polce car, a young man came walkng up the street n hs stockng feet, carryng the other shoe. He went rght up to Mrs. Newsome and sad: Gve me my shoe." She sad: "'ll gve you your shoe f you gve me my purse." " ddn't take your purse," the man "f you ddn't take my purse, how dd get your shoe? Mrs. Newsome answered. The young man then proved he was an even worse storyteller than a purse snatcher. He sad he had loaned hs shoes to a needy frend for the day, and the frend returned only one shoe, sayng an old lady had stolen the other one. "Do you expect me to beleve Scopes "Monkey Tral," among other low ponts n Unted States' hstory. t's as though Brother Jed and Morton Downey, Jr. earned doctorates and joned the professorate fear and loathng rght here at BGSU, and at best, an embarrassment to any so-called nsttute of "hgher educaton." The ACLU and certanly grant Edwards and Schreffler the same Frst Amendment rghts as the next person, but consderng the responsbltes anyone has as an educator, the extremsm of these two sparks a concern: to what extent, f any, does ther deology permeate the classroom envronment, wth ts convenently captve audence? by Berke Breathed that?" asked Mrs. Newsome, holdng the shoe behnd her back. The young man started jumpng around angrly, but several men from the neghborhood kept hm away from Mrs. Newsome. And that was when the squad car arrved. Polce looked down the alley and found the purse, wth most of her cards and papers ntact, but the $10 was gone. They started to lead the man toward the squad car. "Do you dentfy hm as the person who took your purse?" they asked Mrs. Newsome. She had to admt she couldn't. "No, never really saw hs face. All saw were hs feet and legs.'' That wasn't enough evdence, the polceman sad, and they even made Mrs. Newsome gve back the shoe. As sad, he was remarkably ncompetent. But he got away wth t. n Chcago, you don t need much skll, just so long as you try hard and are crooked enough. Does Englsh as taught by these two nclude a unt n "tongues," or perhaps a departure from ther own dscplne nto the scences, wth that all mportant "serpent handlng'laboratory sesson? Does ther course syllabus lst the sequence of possble grades as 'A,' 'B' 'C,' T)' and 'hellflre and brmstone'? Fnally, must ask n all serousness, s ths bweekly barrage of fervd fundamentalsm the most substantve comment the BG News s capable of brngng us? MarkGlmore nstructor College of Technology Respond The BG News edtoral E>age s your campus arum. Utters to the edtor should be a maxmum of words n length and should be typewrtten, double-spaced, and sgned. Address or OCMB number, and telephone number, must be ncluded, although telephone numbers wll not be publshed. The News reserves the rght to reject any materal that s offensve, malcous or lbelous. All submssons are subject to condensaton. Please address all submssons to: Edtoral Edtor The BG News zmweathall

4 Local SNow Unversty holds partals rate January lo, Ball Plastcs Plant seeks new owner Many students attempt to complete ther schedules at Drop/Add n the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Monday. Some experenced wats of more than two lours as the lne reached as far back at the Prout Cafetera. Drop/Add wll be held through Jan. 13 at 4:45 p.m. HOWARD'S club H 210 N. MAN NO COVER by John Kohlstrand staff reporter Although lengthy drop/add lnes may be allevated by a new phone regstraton system expected to be n servce by ths tme next year, today's lnes reman long. Accordng to Susan Pugh, drector of Regstraton and Schedulng, the Unversty deals wth more partal schedules than any other state unversty n Oho. "There s always a problem wth supply and demand at a state-funded unversty," Pugh "We could ether prce our classes so hgh that no one could afford to attend Bowlng Green, or we must offer everyone equal opportunty to sgn up for a class. We do the best we can wth the resources we have." She sad part of the reason so many partal schedules were found at the Unversty n a recent survey of state schools s because schools classfy partal schedules dfferent- Accordng to Pugh, t s dffcult to open up new sectons for classes n demand for several reasons: the lack of qualfed nstructors for hgher level courses, tme constrants and lmted classroom space. For one Unversty student, the schedulng dffcultes hndered her at the D See Classes, page 5. n by Amy Burkett assstant cty edtor Although Bowlng Green's Ball Plastcs Plant, 1142 N. Man St., s expected to close on Feb. 18, provsons are beng made to help the plant's employees gan sklls n fndng new jobs. Erk Lund, plant manager, sad hs ntent s to fnd a buyer for the plant so the approxmate 60 employees can retan ther jobs. Prospectve buyers for the Slant have been n contact wth larold Sohn, drector of ndustry affars for Ball Corporaton. "We're n the process of tryng to sell the Bowlng Green plant, Sohn "We've had a consderable number of nterests as a result of the ext announcement." The plant's closng was announced on Dec. 7. Accordng to Sohn, the faclty s beng closed on Feb. 18 due to ts falure to meet the corporaton's fnancal objectves. The plant, whch began operaton n January 1985, produces squeezable plastc bottles that are used as Ketchup and barbeque sauce contaners. "The market for squeezable bottles just hasn't developed as rapdly as we had expected," Sohn Two employees of the plant agreed that the company has handled the closng as well as possble. Scott Horstman of Lma, sad he has been wth the plant snce t opened. '1 drve 65 mles to work everyday. thnk the company has been extremely helpful," he TOUR-FFC NEWS!! Welcomes You Back Wth.... Sprng Semester Kck-off meetngs Today, Jan. 10th 4-6pm McFall Wed., Jan. 11th 4-6pm McFall Mke KO Band Wtd.-Sal. Howard's s a Desgnated Drver Partcpant « Rapd Prntng Brng your schedule and be there to fnd out all the mportant dates and nformaton to make you a TOUR-FFC Campus Tour Gude Don't let just anybody shoot your senor portrat 'hers Ours Thers left town, but Ours (Varden Studos) s back for one last senor portrat sesson. Don't consder anyone but the experts; Varden shoots thousands of senor portrats each year. For only $5, you get a studo sesson and your portrat n The 1989 KEY yearbook. Sesson begns Monday. Schedule now by calng

5 4 1G Newt January 10,1989 Teams cash n on trash to pay for tranng trps Heart attack klls local drugstore propretor by Chrstne Foner reporter What some people call garbage s another man's gold. Several Unversty athletc teams have been pckng up trash at Unversty sportng events as well as usherng and parkng cars to earn money to fnance ther sprng break tranlngtrps. Phlp Goldsten, assocate drector of fnancal affars for the athletc department, sad several teams are partcpatng ths year. "All teams together probably earn $5,000 to $6,000," Goldsten The baseball team earned almost $1,000 ths year by usherng at football games, sad Ed Pfatzer, head baseball coach. He sad the money wll be used to pay for the team's trp to Orlando, Fla. The men's and women's swm teams cleaned up the stadum CHARLE'S DODGE Home of the Cheaper Deal Preffered Propertes Co. Presents Brand new luxury housng unts Fnal Word n mport Value CONTACT MKE COX FOX RUN 217 South Mercer after football games, but accordng to head swm coach Bran Gordon, the teams are not takng any trps ths year. "Ths year, the team s stayng here (at the Unversty) durng Sprng Break, so the money s beng used to defray the cost of usng the student recreaton center, he "Also, t wll help pay for meals for the team because all of the dorms wll be closed." Accordng to Lee Labade, women's head track coach, the track teams wll be runnng at the Unversty of Florda ths year. "Gong to Florda, someplace where t s actually warm, helps the team to get psyched up. t makes a tremendous dfference on how our track season starts." Labade To help fnance the trp, the teams wll clean up after four basketball games. Another way the teams wll help pay for the trp s by havng a "Puck Run." Members collect pledges beforehand and then run a contnual relay around the track, passng a hockey puck nstead of a baton. "Both teams wll run 150 mles collectvely. t s lke one bg relay." Labade Ths event wll be held before the Bowlng Green/Mchgan State hockey game. for more nformaton call or stop at 835 Hgh Street by Laura Spltzer staff reporter Fred A. Rechert, 68, lfelong resdent of Bowlng Green and local drugstore owner, ded Thursday nght of a heart attack at Wood County Hosptal. Rechert owned Roger Bros. Drugs, 135 N. Man St., where he worked for 51 years. He retred and closed the store n August He was also a member of the Frst Unted Methodst Church and the Elks Lodge No Rechert, who sold a varety of photography supples n hs store, helped several photojournalsm students wth ther projects. Unversty student Brad Phaln, senor photojournalsm major, sad he knew Rechert to be "an avd Cleveland ndans Fan." He s survved by hs wfe Pat, who descrbed hm as "a prnce." "He enjoyed the students... they were part of why we had a lvng," she Also survvng Rechert were hs sons Kurt and Kent and several grandchldren. Hs funeral was held Sunday and he was bured at Oak Grove Cemetery. ce D Contnued from page 1. have to pay for the new addton through a tuton hke next year. "The project wll be done wthout a fee ncrease by utlzng reserve funds for student actvtes facltes constructed n 1967," he sad, explanng the money to be used s what s left from the constructon budget for the ce Arena and the Doyt L. Perry Stadum. Robert McGeen, assstant vce presdent of operatons and BG News/Brad Phalln Fred Rechert attends a Cleveland ndans game. Rechert, a lfelong resdent of Bowlng Green and the former owner of Rogers Drugstore, ded Thrusday evenng at age 68. drector of plannng, sad a specfc date has yet to be set for constructon to start. "t s expected that constructon wll begn ths sprng and be completed sometme durng md-tall," McGeen Ntrate 3 Contnued from page 1. "t seems that people n Bowlng Green buy bottled water every tme a scare lke ths one comes out. Ths tme we ran out of bottled water wthn two days of the offcal announcement," he Dr. Josh Kaplan, drector of the Unversty Student Health Center, sad the water should be safe for most students to drnk. "For young adults here at the Unversty don't thnk there s any reason to be partcularly concerned," Kaplan Bob Evans Welcomes you to Bowlng Green Largest square foot lvng space n Bowlng Green one year or fall leases avalable Two bedroom, furnshed, gas hot water heat, washer and dryer n each apartment, mcrowave, dshwasher, food waste dsposal, self-cleanng electrc range, frost-free refrgerator, central ar. wall to wall carpet, ndvdual storage space n the hallway, dead bolt locks, bath and a half, walk n closets, bult n bookcase, prewred for telephone and cable, EXTEROR -2x6 constructon, heavly nsulated, lght weght concrete floors between apartments, trash removal provded, ndvdual utlty meters, resdent pays all utltes. Membershp prvlege to Cherrywood Health Spa. 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6 BO News January O, Gallery season begns Graduate students work toward 'feelng' n art work BG News/Pal Mlngarell At the Graduate Student Exhbton Davd Sapp, graduate student n drawng, talks about hs drawngs that are dsplayed n the show. Nneteen students have works exhbted n the show whch runs through January 25. Tone & Tan Boutque 434 E. Wooster (above Myles Dary Queen-'/2 block west of campus) Welcome Back Specal 10% off all Tannng Packages 5 Tans $ Tans $27.00 (offer expres ) 20 Tans 40 Tans The Sun Never Sets! Call for an appontment by Jm Tnker staff reporter The 1989 art gallery season at the Unversty kcks off ths week wth the annual Graduate Student Exhbton. Nneteen graduate students from the school of art are dsplayng no more than three of ther works n ths exhbton, whle competng n a jured or judged competton wth cash awards beng presented for outstandng work. Accordng to Jacquelne Nathan, exhbton program drector, varous awards have been donated by busnesses and ndvduals n the area as well as Unversty groups. Each year, a dfferent juror or judge s selected from a pool of suggested artsts/nstructors, Nathan The juror for ths year's competton s John Pearson, Young- Hunter Professor of Studo Art at Oberln College n Oberln. Works submtted ths year are comprsed mostly of waterco- lors and drawngs, but also nclude pastels, ceramcs, and lthographs, Pearson Pearson sad he was surpsed at the absence of other medums, such as sculptures or tapestres, but added, " the craft level of the works present s excellent." However, Pearson sad the students have not transcended the techncal aspects of ther art enough to let the "subjectve/emotonal ntensty" shne through. " don't care how t's made," Pearson " want to know what the message s." Accordng to the drector of the school of art, the Graduate Student Exhbton s a requrement for ts partcpants. Thomas Hlty sad the exhbton s mportant for the artsts because of the exhbt's educatonal potental. The Graduate Student Exhbton began Monday and runs through Jan. 25. A recepton wll be held Frday, Jan. 13 at 7:30 p.m. n the Gallery of the Fne Arts buldng. Classes D Contnued from page 3. end of last semester from gettng a class necessary for Ter major. "f want to graduate on tme, have to get marketng 300, whch s a prerequste for all of the other marketng areas," sad Cecela Burden, a junor marketng major. Patty Hamant, sophomore busness major, sad she also s experencng dffcultes. Closng [.: Contnued from page 1. "'ve seen a lot of companes not even care what happens to employees after t closes, but Ball s tryng to help us fnd new jobs through semnars," Horstntan Horstman sad the tmng of the closng was the worst part. "They announced the closng rght before Chrstmas and rght after bought a house, but Vm optmstc about fndng a new job," he Another four-year employee, who wshed to reman anony- " tred to get nto statstcs but they ddn't have enough classes," Hamant " am hopng enough students flunked 111 so that tney now have openngs. need ths class for my major." Most departments wll ssue a closed course card to senors who need a course for graduaton and have been closed out of the course, Pugh mous, agreed the company s tryng to help employees. "By conductng 16-hour semnars for the workers on resume wrtng and how to conduct yourself n an ntervew, the company s showng they care about the employees," he The company has planned a $15 mllon expanson at ts Munce, nd. plant but Sohn sad the addton to the Munce plant s not necessarly related to the closng of the Bowlng Green plant. $5.00 off Perms wth Ncole Leah Suse Dana Kelly Kevn Marta! Expres January 31st 315 E. Wooster PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESGN Specal Summer Programs FRANCE WEST AFRCA TALY GREAT BRTAN JAPAN SRAEL NEW YORK Telecourse Program Ethcs n Amerca The Premer of A New Acclamed Televson Couse Conscenfous publc offcals volatng the law n search of some hgher polcy good.. ctzens concerned for the character of ther neghborhood protestng the use of nearby property tor a shelter lor the homeless, astute busnessmen closng company plants, and endng hundreds of jobs, n order to realze better yelds on the remander of the operatons... do they see any lnk between ther actons and the ethcal prncples they gladly affrm when asked to teach at the chldren's Sunday schools?' Lsa H. Newton, PhD.. Author ETHCS N AMERCA STUDY GUDE Watch and lsten as celebrtes such as Jeane Krkpatrck. Peter Jennngs, C. Everett Koop and Antonn Scala grapple wth contemporary ethcal conflcts n a prme tme televson seres that s the core of Ethcs n Amerca. Ths ntroductory phlosophy course wll equp you to ntellgently analyze smlar moral dlemmas n your chosen professonal feld and n our common socety. nternatonal propransarcolcred lor students, teachers and workng professonals Courses nclude, archaeology archtectural hstory, art hstory, ceramcs, decoratve arts, drawng, fashon, lber, metal and surface desgn, graphcdesgn, pantng, and photography Undergraduatean.graduate credts are avalable to qualfed students For more nformaton, please mal the coupon be low or call: Parsons Offce of Specal Programs (212) Parsons School of k-sgn, Offce of Specal Programs M> Ffth Avenue. New York, N.Y Please send me a brochure on Parsons Specal Summer Programs Name Address C"(> Sute Zp Phone 58.: -. :.: ~.r -

7 6 BGNews January 10,1989 Elgble voter turnout tops natonal fgures Possble tax ncreases prompt councl debate by Barbara A. Weadock copy edtor Oho voter turnout rated hgher than the natonal average n the November 1988 presdental electon, a spokesman from the Secretary of State's offce sad yesterday. The state carred a 57 percent turnout among elgble voters, a better fgure than the natonal percentage, whch was under 50 percent, Dwayne Pelech "One thng we are happy to say s... we fared well n the November electon," Pelech A possble reason the fgure was hgh s because of the "must-wn" poltcal mage of Oho, sad Denns M. Anderson, Unversty poltcal scence assocate professor. "Oho s a must-wn state and both partes spent a lot of tme here, Anderson Though the Oho percentage was hgh, Pelech sad the secretary of state's offce was not satsfed wth the turnout and wll work hard to mprove voter partcpaton n the electoral process. Pelech sad efforts to broaden the regstraton program wll contnue, and programs geared toward age groups wth low voter turnout are beng consdered. "1989 wll be a good year for plot programmng because t s a lght votng year," Pelech Voter regstraton through group nvolvement, such as stu- Customer Satsfacton s Our Commtment We Make Our Customers the Followng Promses: Fast & Frendly Servce Respect for Your Orgnals Your Order Done When Promsed Your Order Done Rght or Done Over r L, 372 (Copes whte 20# bond, auto-fed. self serve At partcpatng Kmko's Copy Centers Not vald wth any other offer One coupon per customer Offer vald through V31/98. 1 J Open Early, Open Late f llko's KS. the copy center NbtTfcur Grctaay Banker. dent governments and prvate busnesses, wll be contnued, Pelech He sad generally the partc- Kton by student governments s been successful. "There was a procedural problem n Bowlne Green, but we can fx (problems lke) that," Pelech Last semester, 21 Unversty students were prevented from votng when Undergraduate Student Government offcals faled to turn n the students' voter regstraton forms before the state deadlne. Group regstraton programs may help to ncrease the numbers at the polls because they ncrease the number of people who regster, a requrement that must be met before ctzens can vote. Anderson Blotter A resdent of the 1000 block of North Man Street reported freworks beng dscharged Saturday. Polce sad they found no one n the area. A resdent of the 300 block of North Man Street reported a drunken man wanderng up and by Beth Church assstant wre edtor Bowlng Green resdents who formerly receved a 100 percent ncome tax credt by workng outsde of the cty now face a SO percent credt reducton. An ordnance, passed by Cty Councl Dec. 19, was a response to complants that ctzens workng n other communtes were not taxed for many servces, yet they stll benefted from servces such as trash pck-up and Pond snow removal. The current Bowlng Green payroll tax s down the street Saturday lookng for a rde to Watervlle. When no one could be reached at hs home phone number to take the man home, polce drove hm as far as the Watervlle brdge. DA char was reported on fre n Unversty Lot 8 Saturday. The fre burned out and the Unversty was contacted to take care of t. Mark E. Schudel, of Vermlon, was arrested Saturday for possesson and use of a false CATHOLC? Jon us at St. Thomas More, your Unversty parsh (Located at 425 Thursn, across the street from McDonald Quad parkng lot) Masses: Saturday 4:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. JEFFERY 'S LOUNGE BQ'S Alternatve for the 21 and over crowd open daly Monday thru Saturday 4:00 to Mdnght? Happy Hours 4-7 PM Featurng - PASS'HBOESPN Vdeo Games Located next to the pool n the Buckeye Budget Motor nn 2.25 percent. Ward 1 Counclman Donald Pond cast the only opposng vote because he sad te beleves the ordnance to be "double taxaton." " don't thnk t's far for people to have to pay taxes n two communtes," le Over 900 people wll be affected by the ordnance, whch went nto effect Jan. 1, accordng to Fnance Commttee Charwoman Joyce Kepke. Although the total collected wll be better estmated after the frst quarter tax estmates are receved, some councl members beleve the ordnance wll rase over $200,000. However, Counclman At- Large Thomas Anderson sad the revenue ganed from the new tax may not be enough to cover Bowlng Green's expenses. drver's lcense at Howard's Club H, 210 N. Man St., polce CAn employee of Marathon gas staton, 405 E. Wooster St., reported Sunday that a whte man n hs md-20s, drvng a red Sunbrd, stole $10 worth of gasolne. The employee gave the suspect's lcense number to polce but the car was not located. CA Unversty parkng decal, valued at $25, was stolen from a vehcle n the parkng lot of Hlls Department Store Wednesday, polce DMatt V. Slane. of Bowlng Green, was cted last Wednesday for dsorderly conduct at Fnsch's Bg Boy Famly Restaurant, 1540 E. Wooster. He s due to appear n court ths Wednesday. CAMPUS POLLYEYES "A Gatherng Place" MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY "Ths s no soluton to solvng the cty's fnancal needs. n a year and a half, about $700,000 to $900,000 wll be needed," he Whle those ctzens affected by the tax may oppose the plan, councl members beleve the ordnance wll dsallow commutng workers from "gettng what they're not payng fr," accordng to Anderson. There was a wdespread mood of someone gettng away wth somethng, Anderson Ctzens who wsh to protest the tax ordnance can do so through an ntatve petton, whch would place the ssue on the November electon ballot. The petton must be sgned by 557 Bowlng Green resdents and fled by Aug. 17 at the Wood County Board of Electons. DAn envelope bearng a post mark from Honolulu and contanng money was receved at the Unon Manager's offce Frday, polce A note n the envelope stated,"ths s money that belongs to you, please forgve." The matter s under nvestgaton. [JSteven C. Dooge, of Worthngton, was cted for open contaner Saturday on Thurstn Avenue, polce A warrant for hs arrest was also on fle from Maron County. Dooge posted bond for the warrant and was released. CA Unversty employee dscovered a room n the Math Scence buldng had been broken nto Sunday. A computer, prnter and telephone were stolen, polce Welcome Back Students! Food Specals for 1 Pzza (Buy One Pzza Get Next Sze Smaller Free) 11-9 Pzza & Salad Smorgasbord $ Spaghett Dnner $2.25 Salad Bar $1.25 extra. Wne $1.00 extra 11-9 Lasagna Dnner $2.25, Salad Bar 75' extra. 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8 HNnr January lo, wmams' Educators edt personnel book openng Book used by graduates Professors wrte on Carbbean, Afrca by Fred Wrght staff reporter The re-openng of Wllams Hall has helped allevate the overcrowded condtons n resdence halls that ht the Unversty durng fall semester. Accordng to Jll Can-, drector of Unversty housng, the recently completed renovaton of Wllams Hall has allowed faculty offces to be moved from ther temporary locatons on the ffth floor of Founders Quadrangle back to Wllams openng needed rooms for ncomng students. Carr sad there are no students beng housed n study lounges or n motels at ths tme. There were 162 female students housed n an area motel and n study lounges durng fall semester. All were moved nto rooms pror to the completon of the semester. Carr sad the problem of overcrowdng was solved for sprng semester wth the room vacances created n the resdence halls wth students leavng school or movng off-campus. Room changes are possble begnnng Jan. 16 and requests for hall changes wll be taken startng Jan. 18, Carr There s currently a freeze on room and hall changes untl new students are stuated and avalablty and locaton of vacant rooms can be determned, she Students gather for awareness by Jll Novak staff reporter Students from one of the Unversty's lesser-known majors are developng a group to take ther studes out of the classroom. Accordng to Pam Boehm, senor ethnc studes major, there are currently fve ethnc studes majors and between seven and nne mnors. Despte the small number of students n the feld, Boehm sad she and two other majors, Velma Valentne and John Lebold, felt there was a need for an organzaton to dscuss a broader spectrum of topcs than are covered by other organzatons. "We wanted to establsh (a group that would be) a forum of dscusson for cultural ssues rather than socal justce ssues," she Boehm sad that she, Valentne and Lebold were "just tossng around" the dea for formng ths type of organzaton, Dut t soon became a realty as they saw the potental values t would provde n promotng cultural awareness. "Bowlng Green s one of very few unverstes that even has an ethnc studes program at all, let alone an organzaton," Boehm Accordng to Robert Perry, assocate professor and charman of ethnc studes, the group wll be able to relate to students easer because t wll be student drected and organzed. "Ethnc studes s an mportant area of study, because the mx n populaton s changng and from ths new pont of vew we need to understand the dfferent groups," Perry Boehm sad the organzaton s currently n the process of applyng for recognton as a campus organzaton. Once offcal recognton has been granted, she sad she hopes t wll be open to the rest of campus, and more students wll become nterested. "Our organzaton wll be more scholastc. Students who have nterest can expand on knowledge beyond the classroom," she by Km Helt reporter A book edted by two Unversty professors released n August has been ncorporated at eght graduate school programs across the naton, ncludng Bowlng Green. Audrey L. Rentz and Gerald L. Saddle mre, professors of educaton, co-edted the book whch provdes nstructon for a two-year master's degree program n college student personnel. "Student Affars Functons n Hgher Educaton" s successful because much of the materal prevously released on college student personnel programs s outdated, Rentz Today's college student populaton s more dverse n age, race, background and values than ts predecessors, Saddlemre "Professonals who work wth these students need to be more aware of these changes n order to be effectve," he Saddlemre sad the dea for the book orgnated at a natonal conference he attended three years ago. "One of the topcs of dscusson was the need for ths type of book," Saddlemre The volume that most people were usng had been publshed n 1975 and t was generally agreed that a more current verson was needed. "The student affars area and college students have changed a K'at deal n the last 13 years," n addton to the plannng and edtng work done tor the book, Rentz and Saddlemre authored or co-authored fve of the 12 chapters. by Denns Robaugh staff reporter A recently-publshed book ncludes fve chapters authored by two Unversty professors. Thomas Anderson, geography professor, wrote three chapters and Hal Fsher, journalsm Erofessor, contrbuted two chap- rs to The Thrd World, publshed by Unwn Hyman of Boston. " was approached by the edtors of the book to wrte a chapter on the Carbbean basn because have been nterested n the area for many years," Anderson Other wrters were unable to fulfll ther commttments to the book and Anderson took over the chapters on cvl and poltcal lbertes and the natons of East Asa, he Anderson, however, s not a newcomer to the wrtng scene. He has wrtten many papers about the Carbbean and has publshed a book, Geopoltcs of the Carbbean: Mn-States n a Wder World, n whch he exam- The 66 News needs volunteers! Call for nformaton nes the regon wthn the context of the world communty. "'ve taken the same approach to ths book, only on a much smaller scale," Anderson n 1974, Anderson taught n Venezuala, where he observed the regonal nteracton and the socal and economc nterdependency of the Carbbean natons. He sad through hs wrtng he has tred to heghten awareness of the complexty of the regon. He hopes to one day expand hs chapter on cvl and poltcal lbertes nto a book, Anderson Fsher sad he was recommended by Anderson to wrte about Afrca and the Mddle East because he lved n those regons for 22 years. He sad hs chapter on Afrca explans the man problems assocated wth developng the area. The colonal legacy, economc problems and poltcal unrest are the man obstacles for Afrca n the latter part of the 20th century, he As a journalsm professor, Fsher sad hs nterest n the regon also extends to the mass meda. "There s a secton on the development of the mass meda. Mltary governments n Afrca control the electronc and the prnted press," Fsher Keep Your Eyes On TV 27 Weeknghts At 5:30p.m. THE UNVERSTY FORUM Folklore? Records? Comc books? n 1967 Dr. Ray Browne came lo BGSU and founded the Ray & Pat Browne Popular Culture Collecton. Tune n as Browne ulks about the 20 years of growth as the lbrary became one of the most respected research centers n the world. Tuesday. January 10 (Repeats at p.m.) Bowl 'n' Greenery Three homemade soups daly, salad bar buffet and baked potatoes. Food coupons accepted after 4 p.m.. Mon.-Fr. 11:30a.m.-2p.m. 4p.m.-7p.m. Sat. Sun. closed Bakery Baked goods fresh daly, dred frut, nuts, and candy. Food Coupons accepted after 6 p.m. Mon.-Thur. 7a.m.-8p.m. Fr. 7a.m. 2p.m. The Pzza Outlet Freash pzza and subs made to order wthn 10 mnutes. Coupons accepted after 6 p.m. Mon.-Fr. 4 p.m.-11 p.m. Caterng Servces avalable 7 days a week for groups from two to 2,000. Call for more nformaton. ART BEAT Travel wth Art Beat to one of Toledo's Polsh neghbor hoods to learn what performances are on the schedule for ther sprng season at the St Hedwg's Cultural Center Hear the story of ths neghborhood's efforts to convert an old communty move the atrc nto a gatherng place Wednesday, January (Repeats at 11 pm ) TME OUT Catch up wth the Falcons' sportng efforts durng the holdays. Jerry York, hockey coach, talks about the West crn Mchgan seres and the upcomng games aganst the Mchgan Wolvernes Learn how both the men's and the women's basketball teams fared aganst Kent State. Thursday, January 12 (Repeats at 11 p.m ) VEWPONT Amerca s nvolved n the most destructve war n ts hstory the war aganst drugs! Natonally known antdrug speaker Joseph Jennngs ulks about hs message that has helped rescue thousands of young people who would otherwse have been casualtes n the drug war Frday, January 13 (Repeals at p m ) UNVERSTY UNON A GREAT PLACE TO BE Pheasant Room An ala Carte luncheon and dnner n a tradtonal, newly remodeled, fne dnng atmosphere. Coupons accepted for evenng meals and Sunday Buffet Mon.-Fr. 11:30-1:30 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 4:30-7 p.m. Sat. closed Sun. Sunday Buffet-Noon-2 p.m. (startng Sept. 11) nformaton Desk Check cashng, newspapers, magaznes, hotel reservatons. Mon.-Fr. 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Moon-6 p.m. Meetng Rooms Servces avalable free of charge for Unversty faculty, staff. and student 1 groups and organzatons. Prout & Prout Annex Hot lne menu, salad bar and cold sandwch lne. s»'** Mon.-Fr. breakfast lunch snacks dnner Sat.-Sun. brunch snacks dnner OHO BUSNESS OUTLOOK QUACK! 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9 SNaw January 10,1989 NASA to examne peces of shuttle CLEVELAND NASA offcals opened the doors Monday to a $6.2 mllon operaton that wll test electrcal components for the Space Staton Freedom. Researchers at the 8,300-square-foot Power System Faclty at NASA's Lews Research Center later ths year wll start testng prototypes of electrcal components that wll power the Earth's largest space staton, sad John Klneberg, drector of the center. "t puts Lews and Cleveland n the manstream of the space program for the frst tune,'' Klneberg The Unted Slates wll n- vest about $16 bllon n the space staton project, and the European Space Agency, Canada and Japan wll contrbute another $8 bllon, sad Thomas Moser, deputy assocate admnstrator for the space staton. He sad the Sovet Unon already has two smaller space statons n orbt. The Rocketdyne Dvson of Rockwell nternatonal has a (1.6 bllon contract wth NASA to develop and buld the space staton's solarpowered electrcal system, sad Rchard Schwartz, Bresdent of the Rocketdyne vson. R & M Land Co. 2 Bdrm. Furn./Unfurn. 2 Persons 225 ea. 3 Persons 150 ea. 4 Persons ea. Mo. Depost 1 X Mo. % Rent Ott>40*C^O^O^O*0*OH^^>*0^<^0*0^0^ <> % ^ Where Dong Your Laundry s a Pleasure Clean, Modern Atmosphere Well Mantaned Machnes open 7 a.m p.m. 7 days a week 1045 N. ManAcross from Foodtown Burlngton Optcal Elsewhere Key aborton case pendng Supreme Court may reverse Roe vs. Wade decson by Rchard Carelll Assocated Press Wrter WASHNGTON The Supreme Court, 16 years after legalzng aborton natonwde, agreed Monday to hear an appeal seekng reversal of ts landmark 1973 decson. The move alarmed "pro-choce" forces, promptng one femnst leader to declare "a state of emergency for the women of Amerca." But there was nothnp n the court's bref order to suggest the justces would reconsder the 1973 decson. The justces sad they wll study a federal appeals court rulng that struck down key provsons of a Mssour law regulatng abortons. Mssour offcals, spurred and supported by Justce Department lawyers, are urgng the hgh court to use the case to overturn ts 1973 rulng n a case called Roe vs. Wade. The court's decson, expected by July, could resolve the Mssour controversy wthout sgnfcantly changng the 1973 decson or other rulngs on aborton. But angry femnst leaders focused on a "worst-case scenaro." "We are now declarng a state of emer- Sency for the women of Amerca," sad Moy Yard, presdent of the Natonal Organzaton for Women. "We wll not go back to llegal abortons. We aren't gong to obey the law," f the court reverses ts 1973 rulng, Yard Eleanor Smeal, presdent of the Fund for the Femnst Majorty, sad, "t's possble the court wll not even consder the attack on Roe, but we thnk t's mportant that people know what could happen. f the 1973 decson were overturned, Smeal predcted, "at least sx states would outlaw aborton mmedately" and "about one-thrd of the states would revert to bans on aborton or greatly restrctve regulatons." "Women's lves are lterally on the lne," Smeal Mark Chopko, a lawyer for the Natonal Conference of Catholc Bshops, sad he was "cautously optmstc that today's development sgnals the begnnng of the court's reconsderaton of Roe vs. Wade." Celeste offers educaton plans by Robert Mller Assocated Press Wrter COLUMBUS Oho's top publc educaton offcal sad Monday he opposes creaton of a new state commsson to oversee the allocaton of supplemental funds to the schools and unverstes. At a news conference. nstructon Superntendent Frankln Walter referred to a plan Gov. Rchard Celeste reportedly wll offer Tuesday n hs State of the State address to the Legslature. The two-term governor s scheduled to address a jont ses- Tuesday Lades' Nght! wth "Pure Pleasure" Wednesday Motown Nght son of the Senate and House at noon. The speech wll be carred over a statewde televson network. Walter stressed that he has not seen the detals of the governor's educaton program ades sad Celeste was stll workng on the speech Monday but that he thnks the state Board of Educaton, whch admnsters the publc schools, and the Oho Board of Regents should not be deprved of exstngprwogatves. The regents oversee the state colleges and unverstes. "They take ther jobs serously," Walter sad of the members Doors open at 8:00 p.m. 18 and over Dxe Hghway of those agences. However, he sad he has no problem wth another proposal under whch Celeste wants to create a trust fund earmarked for educaton and certan tax ncreases that Celeste has hnted he wll propose. Walter sad he supports earmarkng "to provde more accountablty, that's the word," but does not thnk a new group should assume powers now vested n the state Board of Educaton or the Board of Regents. Walter applauded the governor's efforts on behalf of educaton and sad he looks forward to workng wth hm and the legslature to help prepare Oho's young people for changes demanded n "a changng and rapdly approachng future." Hs comments came n response to questons before a PaqlQ'S meetng of the state Board of Educaton, at whch Oho Chef Justce Thomas Moyer admnstered the oaths of offce to two members and fve who were reelected Nov. 8. Celeste sad last weekend he may propose new taxes and the creaton of a separate trust fund and a commsson. Celeste sad he may propose 1 percent r creases n the ndvdual and corporate ncome taxes to prrduce about $800 mllon a year n addtonal revenue for prmary, secondary and hgher educaton. However, he sad earler that the proposals should be submtted to voters on a statewde ballot. AMERCAN - 'CANCER SOCETY" Pagla s Sub and Mug of Coke only $3.75 [.eludng Chefs Delght Sub Addtono! tems 75' P.rt Up Only Exp. 2/28/89 * Welcome Back Students * =CHARLESTOWN- APARTMENTS MD AM MANOR Choose from choce apartments wthn walkng dstance to campus Summer 1988 and school year. 1 or 2 bedroom, furnshed or unfurnshed, gas heat & water ncluded, ar condtonng Resdent Manager, 641 Thrd St.. Apt. 4, B.G FLL UP FOR LESS. REG. TACOS TACO REFLL FOR NOTHNG. FREE REFLLS ON DRNKS ALL SZES LMTED TME ONLY m BELL T 320 E. Wooster

10 SNtw January lo, Polce apologze for body mx-up by Assocated Press ROCHESTER, N.Y. A Brtsh nvestgator offered "a wholehearted apology" for sendng the wrong body to a famly whose daughter ded aboard the Pan Am jet crash n Lockerbe, Scotland, the young woman's father says. Robert Hunt sad he met wth a Scotland Yard offcal Sunday afternoon at the Hunts' home n the Rochester suburb of Webster. Hs 20-year-old daughter, Karen, was among the 259 people klled aboard Flght 103 when t exploded over Lockerbe last month. The Brtsh polce offcal and an FB agent spoke to the Hunts after the Monroe County Medcal Examner's Offce determned through dental records and X-rays Saturday that the remans sent to the famly were not those of Karen Hunt. Hunt, a student at Syracuse Unversty, would have celebrated her 21st brthday Saturday. Prsoner to receve payment by Robert Mller Assocated Press Wrter COLUMBUS State controllers on Monday approved payment of $110,000 to a Lancaster man who served nearly two years n prson n the early 1980s tor rapes and robberes n two countes that he dd not commt. The seven-member board ordered the money released to Bradley Charles Cox at the request of the Oho Court of Clams, whch revewed hs case and found that he qualfed for compensaton under the statutory defnton of wrongful mprsonment. Cox was at the Lebanon Correctonal nsttuton from May 2, 1980, untl July 23, 1982, shortly after the confesson of another man to crmes that had been attrbuted to Cox n Athens and Farf eld countes. Documents from courts n both countes showed that John Barry Smons confessed to the crmes, whch ncluded four counts of aggravated burglary and robbery n Athens County and two r-ounts of rape n Farfeld County. n other acton, the board deferred acton on a request of the adjutant general's offce to transfer $764,545 from ts scholarshp fund nto the agency's general account. Sen. Paul Pfefer, R-Bucyrus, challenged the transfer late last week, callng t nconsstent wth clams durng a long controversy that the scholarshp program was overcommtted and needed addtonal fundng. Controllng Board Presdent Robert Prosser gave no reason for the delay, but others sad the adjutant general's offce was awatng some estmates on scholarshp recrutments that wll not be avalable untl February. n other estmates, at ts frst meetng of the year, the board authorzed transfers of money wthn the Department of Educaton to meet court-ordered costs of racal desegregaton n Oho's publc schools. Department spokesman sad the transfers were needed to meet new costs totalng about $4.6 mllon, brngng desegregaton costs, mostly n the state's major ctes, to $42.8 mllon. James Van Keuren. the Educaton Department's fnance d- ; rector, sad the costs are pad from the state's school foundaton subsdy whch then, under law, s rembursed from excess profts those above the amount projected n the state budget of the state lottery. Van Keuren sad the excess Erofts are estmated at $119 mlon. but that some of the total must reman n a "rany day" fund for the schools, and other smaller amounts are earmarked for certan types of captal mprovements. "The Brtsh offcal just wanted to apologze," Hunt "He offered a wholehearted apology and promsed they were dong everythng possble to rectfy the stuaton. "They really wouldn't commt to anythng else," he " got the feelng they don't want to tell us anythng unless they're 100 percent sure." He sad he dd not know the name or ttle of the Scotland Yard offcal. Gregory Jones, an FB spokesman n Washngton, confrmed that a Brtsh polce offcal met wth Hunt, but sad he had no detals on the msdentfcaton. Jones sad he dd not know what wll be done wth the body sent to the Hunts. Offcals n Washngton "have no dea" where Hunt s body s, Jones Karen Hunt was returnng to New York after completng a one-semester program n Syracuse Unversty's Dvson of nternatonal Programs Abroad n London. She was one of 35 such students to de n the crash. f Oho town bures jet crash vctms by John Nolan Assocated Press Wrter LEBANON Resdents of ths southwestern Oho town mourned Monday at the funeral of a young couple klled Dec. 21 n the crash of a Pan Am jet n Scotland. Frends and famly sobbed as they fled out of Northsde Baptst Church, after the Rev. Rck Spencer eulogzed the vctms, Douglas and Wendy Malcote. Spencer told an audence of 150 people packed nto the church that the couple's deaths were a remnder of how quckly loved ones can be lost forever. "We have lfe now, for only the seconds and mnutes we breathe," Spencer "We don't understand why they had to de." Malcote, 22, was flyng home wth hs wfe, 21, for the holdays from hs U.S. Army assgnment n Mannhem, West Germany. nvestgators n Great Brtan have concluded that a bomb exploded aboard Pan Am Flght 103 before the jet crashed n Lockerbe, kllng 259 people aboard the jet and 11 people on the ground. The Malcotes met whle students at Lebanon Hgh School and marred n December 1984, half a year after ther graduaton. Wendy completed school n three years so that she could marry Malcote and accompany hm on hs Army career. The funeral servce was drectly across from the hgh school. School offcals recalled the Malcotes as lkeable, frendly students. "For the students who knew the famly, t's a great tragedy felt by all," sad Patrca Matthews, senor gudance counselor. "You just can't understand why t had to happen. They were just n the wrong place at the wrong tme." The bodes were flown Frday nght nto Greater Cncnnat nternatonal Arport before beng taken to Lebanon, about 30 mles north of Cncnnat. They were bured sde by sde Monday n Mam Valley Memory Gardens near Lebanon. Spencer used the deaths to encourage hs audence to draw closer to loved ones, wth the awareness that each day of lfe s a blessng. mmgrants allowed to leave aganst the NS on Frday by refugee advocates. BROWNSVLLE, Texas A judge on Monday blocked a new Eovernment mmgraton polcy blamed for forcng hundreds of omeless Central Amercans n south Texas to lve n prmtve camps and condemned buldngs. U.S. Dstrct Judge Flemon Vela's temporary restranng order restores a prevous mmgraton and Naturalzaton Servce polcy that allows asylum seekers n Texas to travel to other U.S. destnatons after checkng n wth the NS. 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11 lo BO Newt January 10,1989 News Capsules NTERNATONAL / NATONAL Hrohto's son assumes throne Ferrar plant blaze destroys autos Reagan's fnger fne after surgery TOKYO (AP) Emperor Akhto Monday set the tone for hs regn by pledgng to work for peace and preserve Japanese democracy, but sad he faced "awesome responsbltes" after the death of hs father, Hrohto. The four-mnute speech was Akhto's frst publc statement snce he ascended the Chrysanthemum Throne when Hrohto ded of cancer Saturday at age 87. t was delvered at the mperal Palace durng a smple ceremony attended by Prme Mnster Noboru Takeshta and 237 other dgntares. Outsde, hundreds of thousands of Japanese streamed past to pay ther respects to Hrohto, who regned for 62 years. STATE / LOCAL TURN, taly (AP) Fre swept through a fnshng plant owned by famous auto desgner Sergo Pnnfanna on Sunday, destroyng or damagng about 200 luxury sports cars worth mllons of dollars. Three hgh-performance Ferrars were among the autos destroyed, authortes Frefghters spent four hours battlng the blaze, whch caused several mllon dollars n damage. They were summoned to the scene around 7 a.m. after a watchman dscovered the flames followng a power outage and exploson. Although an electrcal short crcut was suspected as the cause of the blaze, nvestgators sad they had not ruled out arson. WASHNGTON (AP) Presdent Reagan returned to the Whte House from Walter Reed Army Medcal Center on Sunday sayng he felt fne after successful surgery to correct a curvature of hs left rng fnger. The presdent lfted hs left hand, wth a bulky bandage on t, as he left the hosptal n Northwest Washngton. Asked how he felt, he repled, "Fne," n a vgorous, boomng voce. After rasng hs bandaged left hand, he waved wth hs rght. ne operaton was to allevate a worsenng condton known as Dupuytren's contracture, whch caused the presdent's fngers to curve nward n a claw-lke confguraton. Energy plant contamnates water Teamster tral nears completon COLUMBUS (AP) Samplngs of ground water near two U.S. Department of Energy plants n Oho snowed one wth lmted uranum contamnaton and the other wth none, the State Health Department sad Monday. Drector Ronald Fletcher sad contamnaton was lmted n the area around the Fernald uranum processng plant to three off-ste wells and a cstern. More than 300 samples were analyzed. The Fernald plant, called the Feed Materals Producton Center, s n southwest Oho about 18 mles northwest of Cncnnat. t s over the Great Mam Rver aqufer that provdes water for southwestern Oho communtes. CLEVELAND (AP) The federal tral of two Teamsters Unon offcals on embezzlement and racketeerng charges approached a close Monday, 21/2 months and 80 wtnesses after t began. On tral are Teamsters nternatonal vce presdent Harold Fredman and Teamsters Local 507 recordng secretary Anthony Hughes. They were ndcted May 16,1986, along wth late Teamsters nternatonal presdent Jacke Presser. The three were charged n an alleged $700,000 payroll-paddng scheme n whch the government sad "ghost employees" were added to the payroll of Local 507 and afflated Baker Workers Local 19. The "ghosts" dd no work for the unon, prosecutors Presser ded of bran cancer n July 1988 and was never tred. ("losne arguments n the tral were to begn Tuesday. Murderer may face death penalty ST. ANTHONY, daho (AP) A man who pleaded gulty to kdnappng, rapng and murderng a Powell, Oho, musc teacher could face the death penalty, a judge has ndcated. Thomas Steven Wlson, 37, entered the plea last week n exchange for an agreement by Fremont County Prosecutor Jack Hoopes to recommend a lfe sentence wthout parole rather than death. Hoopes sad he decded on a plea bargan because the death penalty would have complcated the tral wth techncal ssues. Chrstne Mary Warnck was reported mssng Aug. 22,1988. Nne days later, deputes found Warnck's partally clothed body mles from where she had dsappeared. SATURDAY NGHT! Falcons (4-1 at home!) vs. Ball State FREE!! WOODLAND MALL Yx dort need your patents' money to buy a Macntosh. Just ther sgnatute. t's never been dffcult for students to convnce ther parents of the need for a Macntosh" computer at school. Persuadng them to wrte the check, however, s another thng altogether. Whch s why Apple created the Student Loanto-Own Program. An ngenous loan program that makes buyng a Macntosh as easy as usng one. Smply pck up an applcaton at the locaton lsted below, or call LQAN. All your parents need to do s fll t out, sgn t, and send t. f they qualfy, they'll receve a check for you n just a few weeks. There's no collateral. No need to prove fnancal hardshp. No applcaton fee. Best of all, the loan payments can be spread over as many as 10 years. Whch gves you and your parents plenty of tme to decde just who pays for t all. * ntroducn Student Loan-to-' Program Mcro Buyng Servce 104 Hayes Hall * 1988 Apple Compute. nc Apple, the Apple logo, and Macntosh are rersered trademarks of Apple Computer. K

12 BGNew January 10, Sports "Lot's Make Mchgan Blu" Bowlng Qr n t««*r«g«nc ANDY WOODARD Commentary Layoff hurts Super Bowl matchup Oho football fans can fnally rejoce. After two years of btter frustraton,.e. The Drve and The Fumble, the Super Bowl has a representatve from the Buckeye state. The Cncnnat Bengals accomplshed Sunday what the Cleveland Browns faled to do the last two years wn the Amercan Football Conference champonshp. The vctory over Buffalo gves the Bengals a Super Bowl rematch wth the San Francsco 49ers, who beat Cncnnat n the 1982 ttle same. But the early lne makes the 49ers a sx-pont favorte and the recent trend s for blowouts n the NFL ttle game. There has not been a close Super Bowl snce the Pttsburgh Steelers beat the Dallas Cowboys n (Forget the 49ers-Beng_als game because San Francsco Ted 20-0 at halftme). Also, the Natonal Conference has won the last four Super Bowls and sx of the eght ths decade. Most say ths happens because the wnner s by far the better team, especally n the NFC. For the most part, that's a bunch of hogwash. The blowouts occur because of the tremendous hype put on the Same. t s made out to be bgger lan t really s and then t flops kerplunk! What the NFL offce needs to do s shorten the tme between the conference champonshps and the Super Bowl to one week. Forget the two-week layoff for that so-called needed extra preparaton. t's unnecessary. Tne rest of the season s played wth one week between games, so why not ths one? That extra week allows the Slayers more tme to realze ow bg ths game s to the naton, therefore addng to the pressure. Plus, the coachng staffs have more tme to break down the opposton n all facets of the game and nstall ways to be more successful aganst them. And all the decpherng and extra chalkboard teachng can take away from what could be a great game. n ths Super Bowl, Bengals head coach Sam Wyche and 49ers mentor Bll Walsh wll prepare ther teams to cope wth Walsh should have the edge because he's coached two Super Bowl wnners before but Wvche was an assstant under Walsh n the 1982 ttle game aganst Cncnnat. So, he's been there too. But that extra week does beneft one group of people reporters lke myself. Sports wrters from across the naton get a vacaton to balmy Mam. After wrtng a feature on one of the team's superstars or lttle-known players, the reporters get to go lay on the Beach and soak up the sun. And the players' and coaches' famles wll do the same. For the teams, ths s just another dstracton. nstead of beng able to go about ther busness, they get to tell ther lfe stores to the naton by way of a reporter. Even though most football fans want to Know about everyone on each team, 'm sure everyone would want to forsake ths nformaton for a compettve, not to menton close, Super Bowl. Hopefully, the two-week layoff ths year won't take away from the ttle tlt. Every fan of the game wants Cncnnat and San Francsco to make the game a close one, not far fetched. f ths game s a blowout, then the NFL should thnk about movng up the game to the week after the conference champonshps. That way, we can all enjoy the Super Bowl., Andy woodard s assstant managng edtor of The BG News. Falcon cersbuck Broncos by Don Hensley assstant sports edtor KALAMAZOO, Mch. The Bowlng Green hockey team needed to accomplsh two goals over break. Frst, BG needed to prove t could wn consstently and, second, t had to prove t could wn on the road n the Central Collegate Hockey Assocaton. The Falcons acheved both of these and more last weekend by sweepng Western Mchgan (W> Saturday and 4-3 Frday. The sweep by the Falcons was ther frst on the road n the CCHA snce Nov. 21 of last year when they dd the same at Ferrs State. "t's hard to say, but those two games ths weekend could have very easly been our season," senor co-captan Greg Parks "f we would have lost those games, we would have been at the bottom of the pack. thnk ths wn gves us some confdence and also shows that we are for real ths year." The Falcons' wn Saturday nght capped a near-flawless wnter break whch saw them wn eght of nne games. BG came out on a good note Saturday, when the Broncos were called for a delay of game penalty because they dd not come on the ce untl after the horn sounded. The Falcons turned the power-play opportunty nto an early goal when Marc Potvn scored. The game, much lke the entre seres, featured spurts by both teams. Wth the Falcons nursng a 2-0 lead, the Broncos came back when they talled Soals by Mke Eastwood and.eth Jones. Although WMU responded to kot the score, BG goale Paul Cornell played a superb frst perod, when he recorded 15 save.; and foled two Bronco breakaway attempts. But the key to the Falcons' recent success hasn't been the play of any one player, as much as t's been tne comng together of the entre team. " thnk rght now we are Bowlng Greens goale Paul Connell steers asde a Bronco shot as BG's Derek Hopko attempts to contan Western's Ron Hoover and Tom Auge. gettng better and better as a team, BG head coach Jerry York "We are gettng better lne combnatons and our defense and goaltendng have been playng better as well." The Falcons notched the decdng goal n Saturday's game when Thad Ruseck pcked up a pass from Parks and splt two defensemen before beatng WMU goale BU Horn wth a backhander. A sold defensve effort proved to be the key factor when the Broncos pulled to wthn a goal wth just under two mnutes left n the game. After pullng Horn wth 50 seconds left, WMU mounted a strong attack and suppled great pressure at the BG end only to be turned away by the Falcon defense. "BG just has everythng gong for them rght now," WMU head coach Bll Wlknson sad followng the Falcon sweep. "They can really hurt you wfe ther nfty forwards and ther bg guys are makng thngs clck as well." Courtesy the Key/A Franco The Falcons sweep of the Broncos Saturday n Kalamazoo. Mchgan where they defeated them 6-5. The Falcons kcked off the weekend when they battled back from a 3-0 defct to earn the 4-3 vctory. The game was hghlghted by the play of Parks and freshman Peter Holmes. Parks consstently made great ndvdual efforts n gettng the puck to hs teammates and as well as n applyng sold Eressure n the offensve end. latt Ruchty receved one of these passes on the doorstep and deposted t for one of hs two goals n Frday's game. Voll has cagers ready for MAC by Amy Cole sports reporter Fran Voll has hs team rght where he wants t. After completng what Voll deemed a "verv good pre-md- Amercan Conference season" wth a record of 8-3, the Bowlng Green women's basketball team headed towards MAC play aganst Toledo. The result a wn over the Rockets and a thrd straght vctory for the Falcons. "We are rght on schedule," sad Voll, whose team was Ecked as a pre-season favorte ) wn ts thrd consecutve MAC ttle. "f we can contnue to mprove, that wll be the key. When you play certan teams you fnd out what s wrong real fast." Wth consecutve losses to Bg Ten foes n Mchgan State (64-58) and Oho State (81-60) after a sx game wnnng streak, and a defeat by Cncnnat (67-64) two games later, the Thompon Bonner Falcons had no choce other than to correct ther mstakes n preparaton for upcomng MAC contests. "The calber of competton was very good for us," Voll "We found out thngs we needed to mprove on by playng those teams. Ball possesson was our bggest problem n the three losses?' Regardless of problems wth ball control, junor Ange Bonner ddn't seem to have problems gettng the ball nto the hoop. She also ddn't seem to have problems keepng the ball away from BG opponents. The 6-foot-2 center averaged a team hgh 15.5 ponts a game durng the three-week stnt n whch the Falcons faced Eastern llnos, llnos State, Toledo, Cncnnat, Oho State and Mchgan State. She added a team hgh 9.3 rebounds and nne blocked shots. But Bonner s not the only Falcon who has been a scorng threat. Wth most teams concentratng on shuttng down offensve powerhouse Jacke Motycka, other Falcons have worked to keep the scorng alve. Aded by senors Motycka, Megan McGure and Paulette Backstrom, junor Tecca Thompson and sophomore Trac Gorman, who all posted double fgures n the three wns, the Falcons came out vctorous over SU (81-73), Toledo and Eastern llnos (74-55). "A lot of teams gather towards Jacke," Voll "We need very good performances from all players aganst very tough teams." "We've had kds n double fgures n a couple of the games. The more we get out of any starter the better we are." But for the starters, a new face has appeared on the court for the openng tp-off. Thompson has taken over for Gorman as one of the startng forwards. However, accordng to Voll, the swtch may not be a permanent one. "We constantly have to wat to see how people are playng," Voll "t helps our progress." " am not a bt dsapponted wth the swtch. We have to look at the overall pcture and take t from there." However, Voll s no longer lookng at the losses, the wns or the double fgure scorng. nstead, he has hs team concentratng on the MAC season, es- K-nally ts next game aganst ent State on Wednesday. ; See Cagers, page 13. BG dropped by hapless Ttans by Mark Huntebrnker sports edtor DETROT The Bowlng Green men's basketball team hobbled nto the rng at the Unversty of Detrot's Calhan Hall Saturday nght, and the Ttans took the lberty of delverng the knockdown blow. Detrot, led by Paul Wllams' 23 ponts, defeated the Falcons and n the process snapped a twelve game losng streak n front of 1,763 fans. Whle the Ttans breathed a sgh of relef, BG's problems became more complex. The setback was the Falcons' thrd straght and the fourth n ther last fve outngs. The Falcons, 6-6 overall, 0-1 n MAC plav, were wthout the servces of leadng scorer Joe Gregory, who was not wth the team n Detrot for specfc undsclosed reasons. "Somethng transpred yesterday (Frday) n practce that led to Joe not beng here," head coach Jm Larranaga "'m sorry he wasn't here and 'm dsapponted for hm and for us." When asked f the senor cocaptan was absent for dscplnary reasons, Larranaga sad: "That wouldn't be ncorrect." Fellow guard Darrell McLane was also absent from the lneup Saturday. McLane, who usually starts at the off-guard poston, mssed hs second straght contest wth a hamstrng njury. Mnus two key floor leaders, the pont guard dutes were handed to Blly Johnson, whose last experence at runnng the pont was n hgh school. The 6-foot-3 sophomore responded to the challenge n the frst half by scorng 12 ponts and leadng BG to a halftme advantage. "Blly Johnson dd a good job runnng the pont and the offense," sad senor captan Lamon Pppn, who scored a team-hgh 20 ponts. "We played a very good frst ffteen mnutes where our concentraton on what we needed to do was very hgh," Larranaga "Unfortunately, for whatever the reason, we lost our concentraton and our lead and we were able to just to hang on to t (the lead) n the closng mnutes of the half." A Pppn breakaway slam dunk wth eght mnutes left n the openng half gave BG a lead. After a Detrot tmeout, 6-10 senor Stacy Johnson got the Ttans back n the game wth hs eght ponts for the game scored n the fnal eght mnutes of the half. Detrot caught fre early n the second half. The Ttans rattled off 11 straght ponts to take a lead wth 15:47 left to play. Larranaga sad he saw somethng he dd not lke n the locker room at halftme. " could see t n the locker room, and told the team before they took the court that we have to concentrate from the start of the second half," he " could see t n ther eyes and ther faces that they weren't focused lke they were to start the game." Pppn scored BG's frst bucket of the half at the 15:00 mark and the Falcons drew even at wth 11:27 to play. But clutch baskets down the stretch by Detrot's Wllams and the playmakng of 5-10 junor guard Bll Wood, the Ttans took advantage of BG turnovers and cold snootng to ce the vctory. "Bowlng Green ddn't have the outsde shootng threats they usually have, but we got some key plays out of Bll Wood and got some easy baskets down the stretch," sad Ttan frst-year head coach Rcky Brdsong. Larranaga sad hs team needs to sustan ther concentraton for a full 40 mnutes. The game was stll deadlocked at 3-all when Holmes receved a breakaway pass from Kevn Dahl and streaked n on Horn, who gave hm the top corner and that's what Holmes took by depostng hs second game-wnner n the last four games. "When got the puck from Kevn, ddn't thnk the defenseman that was hookng me was gong to let up," Holmes See leers, page p.13. York jolts cers back nto race by Al Franco sports reporter KALAMAZOO, Mch. The Bowlng Green hockey team has receved the "Jerry Jolt" for ts second consecutve season. The "Jolt" s head coach Jerry York's transformaton of the Falcons' between the frst and second half of the season. Lke the scrawny farm boy who enters boot camp and becomes a refned young man, BG has made smlar strdes as the season progressed both last year and n the current campagn. "(t's) just the gradual maturng of our team," York "Early n the season we have to break players n and nstall systems. Maybe we don't wn enough games early because we're tryng to get the team better as the year progresses." "We want to he just as good n October as we can but, f you're gong to be a good team, you have to do some expermentng and some swtchng. The name of the game s to be a good club the second nab! of the year as the playoffs approach." After 17 games last season, the Falcons had a medocre record, but the jolt boosted them to fnsh Ths season BG had dropped to an 8-9 overall record out the team appears to be headng on the same route, wnnng eght of ts last nne games and uppng ts record to Durng Chrstmas break, BG was near^perfect. They splt wth Oho State before defeatng Colgate and Cornell to capture the Syracuse nvtatonal Tournament. The Falcons came home on Jan. 3 to defeat Mchgan-Dearborn, a member of the Amercan Collegate Hockey Assocaton, then departed to Kalamazoo, Mch., where BG resumed league play by wnnng two games aganst Western Mchgan over the weekend. Two reasons for the turnarounds, both ths season and G See Jolt, page p.13.

13 12 lon.wt January lo, 1989 Tankers sweep over weekend Teams ready for stretch run by Mke Drabenstott sports reporter n what Bowlng Green assstant swm coach Gary Layne called a "glorfed tme tral for our swmmers : " the Falcon men and women opened 19K' by scorng bg vctores ov«r Xaver and Ashland Saturday at Cooper Pool. The men defeated Ashland and Xaver w 1, m, and the women dd lkewse wth and wns, respectvely. Exhbton swms by many BG swmmers n the second half of the meet made the scores appear even less ndcatve of BG's domnaton n the meet. Wth the Falcon swmmers wnnng the meet handly, BG Head Coach Bran Gordon was pleased wth hs squads' performance. "t was a good meet for our swmmers, beng able to come out of Chrstmas tred and stll wn meets," Gordon The tredness to whch Gordon referred was caused by 22 workouts over break, ncludng two before the meet on Saturday mornng. Because of BG's superorty n the meet, Gordon was able to try dfferent swmmers n dfferent events, gvng hm an dea of hs teams' flexblty. Rob Hermanet fnshed wth the best tme n three events (1000 freestyle. 200 butterfly, 200 backstroke), whle Andrea Szekely (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle) and Kate Thompson (200 backstroke, 200 breastroke) both took frst place honors. Though Gordon sad the meet was not a good ndcator of Falcon performances n upcomng meets, he offered hs prognoss for both teams. "For the men, every meet ths semester can go ether way dependng on how well they swm. They are capable of wnnng or losng every one," Gordon "The women have the same opportunty n three out of ther fve meets." Gordon also sad both teams show mprovement over last year at semester break. "We are better teams, both the men and the women, than we were at ths tme last year," he contnued. "t s somewhat dscouragng for the women because Mam and Oho (BG's toughest competton) are better ths year than last, but we are good enough to race aganst them. We'll fnd out more durng next month when we swm aganst them," Gordon Gordon also looks for the team to contnue ts mprovement durng the second half of ths season. "Each week s a new challenge. We want to take a step forward each week and have everyone become better n some aspect of ther race," he The BG swmmers contnue ther January slate n Dayton on Frday as they swm aganst Wrght State. Cagers face hghs and lows by Bran Hollenbeck sports reporter The wnter break for the men's basketball team started off wth a jolt of optmsm when the Falcons toppled perennal power Kentucky n the Kentucky nvtatonal, but lke the weather outsde, as the break contnued, the Falcons turned cold. The cagers followed the Kentucky wn, whch head coach Jm Larranaga called 'the bggest n BG hstory', wth a lambastng at the hands of Arkansas State n the cham- Elonshp game of the nvtaonal. The Falcons then returned home and defeated Wrght State Xaver then came nto town and knocked off the cagers, 89-75, startng a Falcon three game skd wth losses followng to Md-Amercan Conference rval Toledo (65-51) and the Unversty of Detrot (68-62). Before the Detrot game Larranaga suspended senor, cocaptan Joe Gregory for dscplnary reasons. Larranaga had no comment on the specfc reason for the suspenson. Gregory's counterpart at the guard spot, Darrell McLane, also mssed the game because of a hamstrng njury. Sophomore Blly Johnson, a Romulus, Mch, natve, flled the hole at pont guard admrably tossng n 18 ponts and dshng off four asssts. Johnson played pont n hgh school (Romulus Hgh School) and planned on playng pont when he came to Bowlng Green. He sad hs past experence made hm feel comfortable aganst Detrot. "Last year played some pont n the frst ten games of the season, and thnk that really helped mprove my ball handlng sklls." Johnson " just decded was gong out and play hard and gve t my best shot. The team really helped me out by showng confdence n me." Johnson sad he thought ever- Kthng went well n the frst half ut felt the Falcons dd not execute well n the second half. " thought n the frst half we dd a real good job of workng the ball around and gettnggood shots," Johnson "That's what we ddn't do n the second half. Bowlng Green women's swm team member Moe Kelley competes n Saturdays 200 ndvdual medlay n a meet aganst Ashland and Xaver. The women's and the men's teams posted mpressve wns. Wyche wants quck snap CNCNNAT (AP) - The Natonal Football League says the Cncnnat Bengals could have used ther quck-snap tactcs n the AFC Champonshp, despte a pre-game statement that seemed to outlaw the practce. League spokesman Joe Browne sad Monday evenng that a msunderstandng led the Bengals to beleve the 3uck snap was prohbted n le champonshp game Sunday, won by Cncnnat " thnk there was mscommuncaton all around, ncludng on the part of our offce," Browne The Bengals wll be allowed to use the quck snap n the Super Bowl aganst San Fran- csco, as long as they aren't n the process of changng offensve players when they decde to do so, Browne The quck snap became the subject of a week-long controversy buldng up to the AFC Champonshp. Blls coach Marv Levy complaned about the quck snap, used by the Bengals to get a penalty aganst a defense for too many men on the feld. Wyche defended the quck snap as legal, and sad he was angry when league offcals released a statement before the game that seemed to outlaw t. The statement sad that a play would be nullfed "f t s deemed by the game offcals that the offense ganed an unreasonable and unfar advantage by a quck snap of the ball, e.g. a quck snap whch s ntended to cause the defense to be penalzed for too many players on the feld." Tnat's the ntent of the quck snap, so the Bengals ddn't use t durng the champonshp game for fear of beng penalzed. They dd use ther nohuddle offense, whch wasn't affected by the rulng. Wyche sad Monday he was stll troubled by the way the rulng was handed down beforetne champonshp game, and he wanted the quck snap allowed for the Super Bowl. WELCOME BACK! Happy JVev Year Student Servces Buldng Unversty Bookstore New and Used Textbooks. 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14 BO New. January O, Yastrzemsk, Bench named NEW YORK (AP) Johnny Bench and Carl Yastrzemsk were elected overwhelmngly to the Hall of Fame Monday nght, brngng to 19 the number of players selected n ther frst year of elgblty. Bench, the standout catcher of hs generaton, got 431 votes from 447 ballots cast by members of the Baseball Wrters Assocaton of Amerca. Yastrzemsk receved 423 votes. Yastrzemsk s the only Amercan Leaguer to get 3,000 hts and 400-plus nome runs. n order to be elected to the Hall of Fame, a player must be named on 75 percent of the ballots cast. Of the record 447 ballots ths year, a player needed 336 votes to be elected. Bench got 96.4 percent and Yastrzemsk Only Ty Cobb, 98.2 percent (222 of 226), and Hank Aaron, 97.8 (406 of 415), receved hgher percentages than Bench. Yastrzemsk's percentage was the seventh-hghest ever. Only one other player n ths year's ballotng receved as many as 300 votes. Gaylord Perry, a 300-game wnner, fnshed thrd wth 304 and mssed electon by 32 votes. Jm Bunnng, who mssed electon by four votes late year, got 283 ths tme and mssed by 53. Ferguson Jenkns was ffth wth 234 votes. nducton ceremones at the Hall of Fame n Cooperstown, N.Y., are scheduled for July 23. Concdentally, Cncnnat and Boston wll play n the the annual game on July 24. Yaz and a few of hs famly and frends wll be there. He already has reserved an entre motel. BG names nductees Two current professonal athletes, two successful coaches and a two-tme All-Amercan swmmer comprse the 25th annual nducton class to the Bowlng Green State Unversty Athletc Hall of Fame. The fve nductees of the BGSU Athletc Hall of Fame are 6tcher Roger McDowell, '83, of le New York Mets; hockey's Bran Hlls, '83, now skatng Erofessonally n Swtzerland; ead football coach Jm Young, '57, of the U.S. Mltary Academy (Army); grl's basketball coach Chrs (Tuttle) Maseman, '83, of Toledo Central Catholc Hgh School; and BG swmmng All-Amercan Ralph Eakns, '58. The addton of Eakns, Hlls, Maseman, McDowell and Young brngs the number of BGSU Hall offamerstolot. The fve honorees wll be nducted nto the BGSU Hall of Fame at a 7 p.m. dnner, Jan. 20, at the Bowlng Green Holday nn. The followng afternoon, the honorees wll be publcly ntroduced at half tme of the Bowlng Green-Western Mchgan men's basketball game n Anderson Arena. Tckets for the Frday banquet are on sale daly at the Memoral Hall Tcket Offce for $16 per person. Advance reservatons are requred and may be made by callng the Tcket Offce at Jolt G Contnued from page p. 11. last, can be drectly attrbuted to Chrstmas break and the players understandng ther roles on the team. "At the begnnng, t was knd of lke last year," BG goaltender Paul Connell sad, "we lost a lot of good senors and brought n a lot of freshmen and t took us a lttle tme to get gong. "Durng break, we had that rest last year and t helped us and t helped us agan ths year. thnk we needed to get away and come back wth a fresh mnd." Junor rght wng Marc Potvn sad that the break also gves the player a chance to revew hs Woodsy Owl says Stash Your Trash LET YOUR GOOD LOOKS CO TO YOUR HEAD! 1080 S. Man - January Specal - Harcuts $4.95 Open Daly at 9:00 a.m Bowlng CtHnl Oldtlt and lln#»l Plntrlo lltohlshd l«6«fl po never hod t so goodl Fast Free Delvery OPEN 4 PT) pm Sun (dunng school) -J AMERCAN _CANCER? SOCETY* S3 OO flm 'or free Delvery lmled Area t's All Here n Black & Whte. 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The sweep was crucal for the Falcons (15-10 overall, league) whch have now moved nto fourth place, a game ahead of Mchgan, next week's opponent. The seres wth the Wolvernes should be an nterestng one because the last tme the school has played, 10 players were suspended after a brawl at the end of the frst perod. Cagers U Contnued from page p.ll. ready to play us anyway. We have to be ready for every game, and rght now we are gearng towards Kent." C O Forward Motycka surpassed Howard Komves as the all-tme leadng scorer for men's and women's basketball at Bowlng Green. Komves, who played for the Falcons from 1962-«4, scored 1,834 ponts n hs three-year career. On Dec. 30, Motycka scored 13 Ents aganst llnos State to te her to four ponts above Komves record wth total career ponts n a Falcon unform. 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" L 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. - Furn. & Unfurn. ncludes: Heat, Water, Full Tme Mantenance Look for our booth at the Housng Far Offce: 400 Napoleon Rd versty Placement Servces provdes career and placement counselng, credental servces. fob search workshops, professonal development semnars, career fars and an alumn Falcon Network Our excellent Career Resource Lbrary offers you career and employer nformaton and current (oo vacances m ALL career felds Placement Counselors drectly refer regstered students to employers n ther desred career felds nsure your access to these servces by regsterng wth the Unversty Placement Servces n your fnal year at Bowlng Green State Unversty PROGRAMS SCHEDULED N JANUARY. 19Bt: SUPER START SATURDAY Saturday. Jan. 14 from 8:30am to 1:00pm Arts * Sclences/Heeltn * Human Se<vtces/Musc Track ALUMN SUTE Job Huntlng-8 30am-10 OOam Resume Wrtng am 11 30am ntervewng-11 30am-1 00pm Buslness/TechnologyfComputer Scence Track COMMUNTY SUTE Resume Wrtng 8 30am-10 OOam ntervewng am am Job Huntng-11 30am-1 00pm clp and save' 10% Rebate off all nsurance Company Estmates -All makes of cars & trucks R. SNYDER COLLSON Bshop Rd., Bowlng Green 8:30-5:30 Ph Hrs: Mon.-Frl. 9-9 Sat Offer Expres: Aprl 15, 1989 J Educaton Track 115 EDUCATON Job Muntng-8 30am-10 OOam ntervewng-10 00am-11 30am Resume Wrtng-11 30am-1 00pm NURSNG CAREERS & JOB FAJR Medcal Cottage of Oho Monday. January am-5:46pm RESUME WORKSHOPS: Monday. January pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom Tuesday. January 31, :00pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom NTERVEW WORKSHOPS Tuesday. January pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom Monday. January 30, :00pm Communty Smle JOB HUNTNG WORKSHOP Thursday. January pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom ON-CAMPUS RECRUTNG DATES: Thursday. January 19 Amoco Corporaton El OuPont Frto-Lay. nc James Rver Corp Shelby nsurance Co Frday. January 20 El OuPont Tuesday. January 24 U S Ar Force US Navy Wednesday. January 26 Canton Cty Schools Johnson & Johnson Baby Products Welcome Back Students! Mark's Prn Pub Free Delvery Large 2 - tem Pzza $ Expres 1/20/89 Hnmujnvs Thursday, January 2t Army Materals Command Champon nternatonal Johnaon a Johnson Baby Products Tuesday, January 31 Bank One Columbus NA Marathon Ol Company Mead Data Central Truetcorp. nc US Marnes Wednesday. February 1 Carter Wallace Oho Edson Company Pratt a Whtney Thursday. February 2 Artesan ndustres Ford Motor Company Great Amercan nsurance Moore Busness Forms The Upjohn Company Frday. February 3 Chemcal Abstracts Servce Natonal Cty Corporaton Parker Hannfn Corp Stoufler Foods The Treaty Co /The Nett Co CAMPUS & CTY EVENTS Academc Enhancement The Study Skts Lab 213 MoseleyHafl SPRNG WORKSHOP SERES Regstraton s lmted-call early TME PM WEDNESDAY PM THURSDAY DATES Jan :20. LBRARY RESOURCES Janet Pursel, Coordnator ol Lbrary User- Educaton Jan Repeat Jan 25, TME MANAGE ME NT-Of r Ssco, Readng Specalst Tme s valuablebudget t' Jan Repeat February 1. 3: TEST ANXETY-John Queener, Career Counselor Tests and anxety-how to control t before t controls you" February Repeat Computer Software Trade Show January am lo 3 00 pm Bowlng Green Unversty Unon Ballroom. Bowlng Green. Oho Adm $3 00 Sponsored by Slcon Express Productons Sue Fnancal Management Assocaton Formal Meetng Tuesday. January McFall Center Speaker John Halm. ndependent CFP SERVCES OFFERED ChW-care n my Bowlng Green home References avalable Call Cont. on page 16. Welcome Students Bee Gee Bookstore Across from Harshman New & Used Texts Supples & Backpacks & T-Shrts Welcomes Back B.G.S.U. Students Greenuood Centre Wooster (Opposte Football Stodum) Specalzng n Qualty Cuts Perms Hghlghtng Color Make-up Demo Eyebrow Archng =M> *** M Bmmnn Open Tuesday thru Saturday call For Appontment VDEO SPECTRUM Bowlng Green's Largest Vdeo Superstore FREE Membershp Over 10,000 Moves Avalable Close to Campus E. Wooster to S. Man to 112 E. Washngton New Releases Now Avalable Young Guns Red Heat Lcense to Drve * Monkey Shnes Blood Sport * Unbearable Lghtness of Beng am % Rush Hours Monday thru Thurs 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m Regular Hours (Begn Frday) Monday-Frday 9:00 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Nnetendo Acton Set Rentals Plus Game Cartrdge Rental 3 for Also Move Rentals ncludng New Releases 3 for s 5.00 Plenty of VCRs Avalable Welcome Back Students 112 E. Washngton D rmmujln

16 CLP & SAVE SOMETHNG FOR EVERYONE! LU > < a x Key nto Le Club 8 KEY NTO ), ^.nnj Le Club 8 and UNLOCK the DOOR to a BETTER LFE! Le Club 8: An eght week wellness program amed to enhance one's lfestyle, nstll confdence, and seek self-mprovementl nterested student*, faculty, staff and alumn (SRC member «may gn up now n the Studant Recreaton Center Man Offce! FOR MORE NFORMATON CALL TAMMY SUMMERS AT Ftwell FTWELL s a personal health enhancement opportunty for B.G.S.U. Recreaton Center members. The ultmate goal s the establshment of a lfe-long, noncondtonal personal ftness lfestyle. The complete program ncludes: A. Orentaton - Pre-screenng questonnare, nformed consent, and descrpton of testng procedures. B. Physologcal Ftness Testng 1. HEALTH RSK APPRASAL - A questonnare s used to compare the partcpant's lfestyle patterns to others n a data base. The computerzed results show partcpant's chances of death over the next ten years as a result of ther daly habts. 2. BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENNG. 3. CHOLESTEROL SCREENNG - f an elevated readng occurs, a smoll blood sample may then be analyzed for total cholesterol, hgh densty lpoproten, lowdensty lpoproten. and trglycerdes (factors contrbutng to heort dsease). Walk-n Cholesterol Tests n SRC FTWELL Lab: Mon. - Fr. noon-5 p.m. Tues. 7-9 p.m. Results n 3 mnutes. Students - FREE (Thanks to BGSU Parents Club). Nonstudents - $ BODY COMPOSTON ANALYSS - The Body mpedence System, whch uses nformaton from electrodes placed on the partcpant's hand and foot, s the devce used to determne body fat percentage. deal weght and ntermedate weght goals to reach on the way toward that deal weght are gven n the test results. 5. AEROBC FTNESS TEST WTH ELECTROCARDOGRAM - Heart rate and aerobc capacty are montored usng the treadmll test. Results are used to determne the optmal pulse rate for aerobc condtonng, as well as the pulse rate at whch exercse should be stopped. C. nterpretaton of test results by the ACSM Exercse Program Drector. D. Post-Condtonng Evaluaton Avalable Recommended followng weeks of exercse to verfy mprovement. Sprng 1989 Bathlon SAT. APRL 22 APPLCATONS AVALABLE FEB. 6 N THE SRC MAN OFFCE Learn-To-Swm-Program Loarn-To-Swlm Sprng, 1989 nstructon wll be held on Saturdays. January 21 - Aprl 15. There wll be no nstructon on Saturday. February 25, March 18 ond Morch 25. Sgn-ups begn January 9, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. n the SRC Man Offce. MUST HAVE SRC MEMBERSHP BEFORE REGSTERNG Cost ol all classes s J8.00 per partcpant. Clan Sze Lavol Waterbabes Goldfsh Pre-Begnners Pre-Begnners Begnners* Advanced Begnners ntermedates Swmmers Sprngboard Dvng Adult Swmmng "Must be 6 years or older Tm* 9:10-9:40 a.m. 9:50-10:20 a.m. 10:30-11:00 a.m. 11:10-11:45 a.m :00 a.m :00 a.m. 10:15-11:00 a.m. 10:15-11:10 a.m. 10:15-11:10 a.m. 7:00-8:00 p.m. Wednesdays January 25 - Aprl 5 (no closs March 22) SCUBA Pool Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper The popular NAU Openwater Scuba Dver course wll be offered ths fall. Learn the fun and exctement of ths underwater sport the safe way. NAU Certfcaton upon completon of the course. Optonal Florda trp for certfcaton. Cost: $ Sprng '89 January 17 - Aprl 6 Sgnups begn: January 9. 8 a.m. n the SRC Man Offce Tme: Tuesday and Thursday evenngs 7-10 p.m. Swmmng Sklls Requred. X Q H»1 Sesson Free-style Aerobcs Green Level Aerobcs Red Level (Low mpact) Water Aerobcs Ft-For-All-Aerobcs Days Sprng 1989 Flt-For-A Schedule Tme Locaton Mon.-Thur. 7:00-8:00 p.m. Actvty Center Mon.-Thur. Mon.-Thur. Mon.-Thur. Fr. and Sun. 12:00-1:00 p.m. 4:30-5:30 p.m. 5:45-6:45 p.m. 5: p.m. Actvty Center Actvty Center Actvty Center Actvty Center Mon.-Thur. 6:00-7:00 p.m. Combatve Dance room Tues. and Thur. 5:30-6:30 p.m. Cooper Pool All partcpants must sgn a waver or partcpate n a pre-screenng whch wll be January 9-12, 3-5 p.m. n the SRC Actvty Center. Center Hours Mon-Thurs Fr Sal Sun 7 a.m.-mdnght 7 a.m.-10 p.m. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sprng 1989 Cooper Andrews Pool Hours Mon-Thurs Fr Sat Sun Mon-Sun 7 a.m.-10 p.m 7 a.m.-9 p.m. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. noon-9 p.m. 1-8 p.m. * closed 2-5 p.m. Sept 12-Morch 10 SRC Employee Selecton The followng dates ore establshed for the hrng of student employees: Monday and Tuesday Applcatons avalable at SRC at February :00 a.m. (300 applcatons avalable) February 8-17 February February 27 - March 3 Monday, March 13 Screenng of applcatons Lst of ntervewees posted and sgn-up at Student Recreaton Center ntervews at Students Recreaton Center Fnal lst posted at Student Recreaton Center and Student Employment Cathy Rgby Cothy Rgby Olympc Gymnast Speaks on: "Balancng Wellness" and her trals and trbulatons when gong for the gold (one of them relatng to eatng dsorders she personally experenced) When: Monday, January 30, 1989 Where: Grand Ballroom Tme: 8:00 p.m. Also... there wll be a Health Carnval from 7:00-8:00 p.m. and 9:00-9:30 p.m. located also n the Grand Ballroom on Monday, January 30, 1989 Presentaton made possble through support of: St. Vncent's Medcal Center- Center for Eatng Dsorders, Students Actvtes. Student Health Center, Resdent Lfe. Unversty Actvtes Organzaton, BGSU's Parents Club and Student Recreaton Center. FOR MORE NFORMATON CALL AVS S dlld

17 16 BG Newt January lo, 1989 Classfeds Cont. from page 14. Laundry Servce-** pck up Saturday ntghl at Student Unon Anyone nterested call fl SNYDER COLLSON Bshop Rd BG Pn PERSONALS A TO Z DATA CENTER Complete Pacxarjtng Needs UPS. Federal E» press. Typng. Resume*. FAX. Copes BE AN ORENTATON MOST SHOW YOUR WE CARE SPRT* APPLCATONS DUE JAN S S BLOG BECOME A COMMUNTY FREND A communty nend provdes emotonal support, frendshp ndependent lvng skts tranng lor an adult lhat has experenced emotonal o* menal dffcultes * you would Me to snare your sklls & talents wth someone «no could beneft from them please call Reka C Monus ot the Wood County Mental Health Center at before Jan 20 DO TWO GET ONE FREE Look tor our coupon n the BGSU Phone Drectory Krks Com Laundry 709 S Man Fnd out why BO's fraternty system has been voted the best n the Mdwest. Fnd out why BG's fraternty system has been voted the beet n the Mldemt ft you have the outs to call me. can make you nch NTRAMURAL OFFCALS NEEDED BASKET BALL - MANDATORY CLNC JAN PM FLOOR HOCKEY - MANDA- TORY CUNC JAN OOPM PCKUP REFERRAL AT STUDENT EMPLOYMENT JAN NTRAMURALS GET READY FOR SPRNG N TRAMURALS NDP CE HOCKEY ENTRES OUE JANUARY 12 MEN'S BASKETBALL T JANUARY 1 7. WOMEN'S 4 COED BASKET- BALL-JANUARY 10 SPRNG BREAK NASSAU PARADSE SLAND FROM $ PACKAGE NCLUDES ROUNDTRP AR TRANSFERS. 7 NGHTS HOTEL. BEACH PARTES. FREE LUNCH CRUSE FREE ADMSSON TO NGHTCLUBS. TAXES & MORE" CANCUN PACKAGES ALSO AVALABLE"* ORGANZE SMALL GROUP EARN FREE TRP* OR (203) Sprng Rush nformaton Nght Thursday. January 12 jazzemse d»c AH 0EC yo»\j\j A FOUR WEEK SESSON Call Offer expres New students only Taylor Olds-Cadllac Servng BGSU wth prde The Best of the Best Pre-owned cars and trucks 1987 Dodge Shadow $ Cavaler Z24 $ Olds. Custom Cruser 1985 Pont LE $ Dodge Ares Low Mles 1985 Buck Regal $ GMC Caballero P/U 1984 Delta 88 Low Mles 1983 Buck Century $ Ford Granada $495 TAYLQR ll lur. Wan sma 6rw* sj?n JJM? Spnng Rush nformaton Nght Thursday. January 12 Spnng Rush nformaton Nght Thursday. January 12 SUPER START SATURDAY s THS Saturday'" Unversty Placement Servces WANTED 1 male or female roommate needed Have own room wth bed $115 per month Very close to campus Call nonsmokng female to sublease 5th St apt for Sprng Semester Furnshed S620-semes- ff Call J5J 60.'- u' H».'44 ) H-m AAA Apartment closest one to BGSU. non-smoker, male needed to sublet now Cat collect (313) Female roommate needed Apt close to Campus A.-vumt-.mrm-1t.-U-ly OsJftPj J9t 1 Female roommate wanted Sprng Semester Neat to campus Call Teresa Female roommate wanted to share 4 person. 2 bdrm apt Rent negotable Please can Rose at Male roommate needed for Sprng Semesler at a Second St apartment $400 plus utltes for semester CaH35J-Jb09 Need 1 rmte Close to campjs $125 month ncludes everythng or One male roommate needed for Sprng 1989 Can or Wanted to lu apt or house One male or female Close to campus and furnshed Call or HELP WANTED 1980 Cftatwn-2 door hatchback Ful exhaust brakes a pant, one year old ong mass on re-bult engne Can after 4pm.^.^^^^^^ Care lor brght actve four year old Mon and Wed. 4-9pm Transportaton necessary Phone Casey's «the place to work We serve the hghest Qualty foods & hre the best people Vary flexwe on work schedule 1025 N Man. BG _^_^ ^_ HELP WANTED Experenced defcvery drvers for local restaurant Must be 21 years old Ca after 6pm. leave message Uve-k summer tme help n prvate house Babysttng A lght housekeepng CaH or wrts MOTHERS LTTLE HELPER Wood stream Drve Farmngton Hlls. Ml Pn Natonal marketng frm seeks smbtous. mature student to manage on-campus promotons for top natonal companes ths school year Flexble hours wth earnngs potental to S2.500 Ca usanne or Rebecca at Needed Babystter n my home Transportaton preferred CaH ^^ Part-tme telemarketng poston Flexble hours Enthusastc A outgong person desred Hourly wage plus commsson ask for Leota SPOT'S WANTS YOU Mr Spots S hrng ful A part tme Drvers most have own car Hourly plus commsson pay Apply m person btwn 2-5 weekdays 125E Court St Watresses to work day shft Apply at The Eks Club FOR SALE J 11/2 LB. NEW YORK STRP STEAK \JM. 1 X ncludes: Baked Potato Rolls & Butter VJJT -. TONGHT! THE PHEASANT ROOM 2nd FLOOR UNVERSTY UNON No reservatons accepted for these specals Food coupons accepted 4:30-7:00 p.m. daly Housng a problem? We can help... R.E. Management We have over 15 complexes to chose from for Clough St. Apt B-15 For Sale sola for ue-good condton GOVERNMENT HOMES* S 00 (U Repar) Foreclosures, Tax Dehnquent Property Now Sellng Ths area' Call (Refundable) S9-3546EXT H 535A lor hslngs FOR RENT 1 bedroom A 2 bedroom turn & unfurn apartments ' 123 Man,llo (house) ' Roommates needed maleemale Ca John Newlove Real Estate bedroom turn apt avalable now Vllage Green Apartments Ca after 2pm bedroom house lor rent 609 Kenwood. Bowlng Green Graduate Students-1 bdrm apl very close to campus Utltes partally pad Call Houses & Apartments Close to Campus Fof Summer school year Houses for school year Steve Smth or slop by offce at 532 Manvlle lor lstng Large, beautful unturn 1 bedroom Aval mmed Close to campus Two bedroom furn apl FREE Playboy & HBO Accommodates 4 $100 each 705 7th St Call Wen mantaned 2 bdrm apts Close to campus. leases aval startng May or Aug 1989 Phone Scott Hamlton E»ceptonally nce, modern, furn, laundry facltes. AC. water & sewer nctud 12 mo lease. $595 per month 9 mo lease, $695 per mo 234 S College stove & relng, lower apt. $305 per month, upper apl $345 month TODAY. r tan nrdrrhj l.«.l K^-.K.,.].* \»MLA< \' UU*» lr*» t.mh«make >*>urtaxes less taxng. Do them today TOLEDO Masonc Audtorum Toledo 36 WUPW PRESENTS "An Outspoken (-.velng wlh MORTON DOWNEY, JR.!" Sunday, Feb. 12, 7:30 pm Tckets avalable at: Masonc Audtorum Box Offce, or charge by phone at (419) N. Man St Fast Free Delvery -- SAVESS- 2 (10") PZZAS CHEESE & 2 TEMS $6 45 Your Choce Pan Pzza or Orgnal Round FREE EXTRA SAUCE (Jul Alt Wlwn Orderng) AtMWonc) lt*m«only ao- Mch Cm*% Bern MUM) No Oflm Coupon Wlf fm 0"tf M 1.00 SAVE$$---T 2 LARGE PZZAS CHEESE & 1 TEM $970 s Your Choce Pan Pzza or Orgnal Round! FREE EXTRA SAUCE Just Ass Whan Ordarng) Addton. ft«ma Onl, 1.28 MCh (Covert Sotr. h Plul Plua) a No Omor Coupon WHft Th«Offar Welcome Back CYCLE WERKS PURCELLS CYCLE WERKS PURCELLS WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! M - F 10-6 S S. Man 1969 Models n Stock 1988 Models on Sale Trek, Cannondale, Gant * ntroducng 1989 Specalzed ATB's Fuj Ralegh Banch Englsh Darts Hockey Equpment M - F 11-5:30 Open tll S 11-4 Feb. 28, W. Wooster NTRODUCNG * Sportng Goods (new phone #) 354-BKE March, 1989 BG's Best Bke Shops Combnng To Brng You One Convenent Locaton S. Man 354-BKE CYCLE WERKS PURCELLS CYCLE WERKS PURCELLS DSCOVER THE OPPORTUNTES AVALABF TO YOU AT BGSU CONTACT ARMY ROTC Major Geoff Ovenden Room 151 Memoral Hall THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. WWWWWWWWMNVWV Sockman's Automotve 132 Rdge St. Complete Auto Repar $20 Towng to Our Shop from Anywhere on BG Campus FREE ESTMATES Competent Repar for Your Car Hours: 7am - 5pm Mon - Fr 1 MotDonold JT' mam Corryout * Thngs Unltsd Chrntmn Fellowshp Jmlmm 58 % ] VWAAAMWWWMMnnMrWVMMMMAAMV^^AAAAMAJ!