T h ] ly Te x a n Vol. 85, No. 25______________________________________________The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin Monday October 7 1985 25c U.S. to end recognition of world court rulings 1 1985 The New York Times W A S H IN G T O N — The W hite House has decided that the United States will formally cease to recog­ nize the authority of the Interna­ tional Court of Justice except in non­ political ad m inistration officials said Sunday. cases, The officials said that the measure had been approved by the National Security Council and that President Reagan was scheduled to sign it on Sunday or M onday. The details were quietly drawn up in recent weeks by Attorney General Edw in M eese and Secretary of State George Shultz and their staffs. In effect, the administration move redefines and sharply limits the U .S. role in the world court, official­ ly called the International Court of Justice. Officials said the United States would continue to deal with the court on ' mutually submitted" disputes involving commercial, le­ gal, or border problems with other nations. The impetus for W ashington's ac­ tion was the case brought by Nicara­ gua against the United States that is now before the court. Officials said that the administra­ tion's move would have no substan­ tive impact on that case, in which Nicaragua charges that the United States controls and directs Nicara­ guan rebels in violation of interna­ tional law. The case, which grew out of the m ining of Nicaraguan harbors, marked the first time that the court had been asked to intervene in a current armed conflict. The United States initially argued that the court lacked jurisdiction in the matter, and then in January Reagan decided to quit the case entirelv. Administration officials maintain that the composition of the 15-judge court, a United Nations agency that sits at The Hague, is essentially hos­ tile to the United States and that including m any member nations, the Soviet Union and Cuba, have failed to accept the tribunal's juris­ diction in political matters. , The United States has listed France, Italy, W est Germ any, and Spain as countries that "h ave not Administration officials maintain that the compo­ sition of the 15-judge court is essentially hostile to the United States. accepted the compulsory jurisdic­ tion " of the court. Officials emphasize the partial na­ ture of the U.S. withdrawal. They say that Washington will adhere to the court's rulings in commercial and other cases in which it and an­ other government mutually submit their dispute. Last October, for ex­ ample, the court settled a two-dec­ ade-old territorial dispute between Canada and the U.S. The distinction between political and non-political cases can fre­ quently be blurred, officials say. But the main U .S. concern involves cas­ es in which it could be charged with violation of international law, such as in the Nicaraguan suit. O ther instances of countries re­ jecting world court jurisdiction be­ cause of the political nature of the cases include France's rejection of charges brought by N ew Zealand and Australia in the 1970s over the French nuclear testing program. Officials said that as far as they knew the move to limit the U.S. role in the court did not require congres­ sional approval. They added that they did not expect the American judge on Stephen Schwebel, to be affected by the deci­ sion. court, the Other countries that do not recog­ nize the court's jurisdiction in politi­ cal disputes also continue to have judges sitting on the panel. Sim ilar­ ly, Am erican financial contributions to the court are not expected to change. As a practical matter, the court has no enforcement powers of its own, but relies on voluntary com­ pliance with its rulings and Security Council measures to enforce them. But because of the court's status as the highest international law au­ thority, the decision to defy its juris­ diction the Nicaraguan case in some brought opposition members of Congress as well as in ­ from ternational lawyers, fhe latest move is expected to meet even stronger opposition. I he court itself has not entirely opposed the United States in the relatively small number of political cases it has taken up. Yet its influ­ ence h a s been marginal. For exam­ ple, when at the urging of the U n it­ ed States it ordered Iran in 1980 to release the 55 Am erican hostages held by supporters of the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ignored the ruling. Iran Last April, the administration an­ nounced it would not accept the court's authority in disputes involv­ ing Central America for the next two years. It was the first time that the United States had suspended the world court's jurisdiction since it acceded in 1946 to the "com pulso­ ry jurisdiction" of the court in all but two matters, those dealing with internal U.S. issues and those aris­ ing from multinational groups. Under the terms of the April ac­ tion, officials said the United States was obliged to inform the court, six months before the two-year expira­ tion, if it wanted to w ithdraw from the court's compulsory jurisdiction. Accordingly, the administration is to make its announcement in the next few days, six months before the two years expire. Administration officials suggest­ ed that if the United States did not take its action other Third W orld countries hostile the United States could start highly publicized cases before the court. to In the expected announcement, the administration officials said, would probably argue that the place international political to resolve disputes was the U .N . Security Council, not the world court. Administration officials note that when President H arry Truman ac­ cepted the com pulsory jurisdiction of the court in 1946, he did so on the assum ption that other nations would follow suit. "That expectation has simply not borne fru it," one official said, citing the fact that the majority of the 158 nations technically under the juris­ diction of the court have placed lim­ its on its authority. Follow your nose C a r os Moreno Daily T exan Staf* I Misty Jacque, 1C, Suzy Marks. 6, and Mary Stephens 7. get ready to ride one of the elephants belonging to the Shrine Circus. The elephant's name is Betty. The ndes took place on the grounds near Highland Mali Sunday afternoon Mary said she wanted to r¡de the elephants because it ooked like fun Senate misses deadline on debt legislation Associated Press W A S H IN G T O N — Despite a last-minute plea from President Reagan, the Senate refused Sunday to choke off debate on a proposal mandating a balanced budget by 1991 and left in doubt urgently needed leg­ islation to continue the government's bor­ rowing authority. to The Senate voted 57-38 for the so-called cloture motion limit debate on the amendment, but it was seven votes short of two-thirds majority and the necessary meant that further action on increasing the national debt limit remained stalled. The meaning of the tally was muddled because it did demonstrate a strong majori­ ty backed the pending budget plan. That was reaffirmed on a 59-36 vote that tabled — in effect killed — a move for a small in­ crease in the debt limit that would have re­ moved the pressure to act now. A fter the votes, it was unclear when a debt limit increase could be passed, al­ though another vote to shut off debate is scheduled M onday. "T h e government will not shut down to­ morrow. M oney will still be coming in ," said Senate M ajority Leader Robert Dole, R- Kan. At the W hite House, spokesman Albert Brashear said he could not say what specif­ ic problems would be caused by failure to enact the debt limit measure. H ow ever, Dole continued pressing for action saying, " The American people think w e've gone bonkers because we won't do an ything ." "Z e ro hour is approaching," Reagan said in a statement issued from his weekend M aryland retreat at Cam p David just hours before the Senate convened Sunday after­ noon. " B y tomorrow (M onday), the federal government's cash balances will be virtual­ ly exhausted and we w ill be facing a finan­ cial em ergency." Debate on the balanced budget plan of­ fered bv Sens. Phil Gram m, R-Texas, W a r­ ren Ruciman, R-N.H., and Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., has held up legislation increasing the national debt limit, which Treasury De­ partment officials have said must be done bv M onday to avoid disruptions of govern­ ment financial operations. Dole told his colleagues that some sena­ tors "d o n 't want to cut spending." "Som e don't want to do anything unless it's raise your taxes and dismantle de­ fense," Dole said. Since a change in Senate rules is in­ volved, it would take a two-thirds majority of those voting instead of the usual 60 for a so-called cloture motion. But Dole had said that even if he got a simple majority, "Then 1 think the burden's on those holding us u p ." Democrats and Republicans alike have agreed that passage of some sort of bal­ anced budget legislation is likely and would be worthwhile. " W e all want to balance the budget, said Senate Democratic Leader Robert Bvrd of W est Virginia. But Democratic leaders, and some Re­ publicans, have resisted efforts by G O P leaders to force quick action on the plan that is being offered as an amendment to the measure raising the debt limit from its current $1.824 trillion to $2.078 trillion. Byrd has offered instead to support a small increase in the debt limit to allow more time to consider the controversial amendment. Byrd said Saturday that as tor balanced budget legislation, "It's not a question of if or w hether but how In general, opponents say the pending plan would disproportionately hit domestic spending programs that have been cut pre­ viously, and give the president too much power to cut spending. The complex plan, in effect, calls for an­ nual deficit r e d u c t i o n s of S36 billion, bring­ ing red ink from its current annual level of $200 billion to zero bv the beginning of the 1991 fiscal year on Oct. 1, 1990. There would be decreasing deficit ceil­ ings each year and the president would have the power to make across-the-board spending cuts to meet the annual targets, if necessary. Treasury Secretan lames Baker III has said that u n l e s s the debt ceiling is r a i s e d bv M onday, the government will be out of money Treasury officials said late Friday that federal em ployee pay checks will be issued a s scheduled M ond ay but they s a i d this will be the last major expenditure pos­ sible under the current debt ceiling. Israeli officials dispute account of shooting Associated Press JE R U S A L E M — Israeli officials >uhday questioned Egypt's asser- ion that it was a demented police- nan who killed seven Israelis on the linai coast, saying the gunman may lave been a soldier. The presence of oldiers in the zone would violate he 1979 peace treaty. Egypt said a crazed policeman red on a group of tourists and on i» own unit Saturday at Ras Bour- a, 27 miles south of the border léckpoint of Taba. The gunman re- Oftedly killed his commanding of- cer before he was captured. But an Israeli government official, leaking on condition of anonymi- , said Sunday: " W e know he was soldier. W e have known for some H e they have had soldiers in the ¿ a . " He also said Israel was check- g reports that a machine gun was ed. Acting Foreign Minister Moshe •«ns said Israel was investigating lether Egypt had stationed sol- ?rs on the G ulf of Aqaba coast in )lation of the peace treaty, which 3ws Egypt to put only police with earms in the coastal region. \ senior Egyptian official in Cairo nied the killer was a soldier and d he would be court-martialed by • General Security Police Force. S ia e li Health M inister Mordechai G u r said witnesses reported that the gunfire came from different direc­ tions, but cautioned that the reports might be unreliable. Other officials said autopsies were being conducted to determine if more than one weapon was used. In Cairo, President Hosm M u ­ barak called the shootings a "sm all accident" that was the work of a man "w h o lost his m ind ." Mubarak sent condolences to Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres Saturday. Israel sent Egvpt a sharply w ord­ ed demand for a reply within 48 hours about possible treaty viola­ tions, progress in the inquiry and an explanation as to w h y the victims were denied prompt medical atten­ tion, the Foreign M inistry said. Peres sent a separate message to Mubarak expressing concern about the "hostile atmosphere" between the two countries. Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, television, Israel interviewed on said Israel was demanding that Egypt give "an account of what happened." In another Israeli television inter­ view, Egypt's charge d'affaires, Mohamm ed Bassiounv, said the shooting began when a policeman grabbed his commander's rifle and began firing at a bus. SPORTS Texas 44, Rice 16 Despite then S A ; scores, the Rice Owls got steamrolled at Memorial Stadium Saturday night in the Longhorns first conference game U T quarterback Todd Dodge broke two school records with a 359-yard game and a 96-yard touchdown pass to Dono­ van Pitts in the third quarter See story page 11 W EATHER On a clear day, you can see forever But it probably won i pe clear n Aus tin with morning cloudiness and partly cloudy afternoon skies Highs should be in the mid-80s Winds will be from the southeast at 10-15 rriDh Fo' more de­ tails on the local and national weather picture see page 19 IN D E X Around Campus Classifieds Comics Crossword Editorials Entertainment Science Sports State & Local University World & Nation 19 16 19 19 4 14 10 11 9 6 2 Minority recruiting efforts urged in senate subcommittee report By DEBRA MULLER Daily Texan Staff A Student Senate M inority Affairs Committee report, recently distrib­ uted to University and System offi­ cials, may be the b a s i s for future University minority recruitment and retention efforts. The 33-page report — a compre­ hensive studv on U niversity minori­ ty recruitment and retention — out­ lines racism on cam pu s and requests the new U T administration to make minority recruitment and retention a priority. John Smith, committee chairman, said the report has received positive response from officials. He sai d Ronald Brown, student affairs vice president, has requested 25 addi­ tional copies of the report. "T h e fact that they want more is a positive sign ' Smith told the com­ mittee last week. " W e w ant to make sure it doesn't die d o w n ." Smith said Friday that he was pleased administrators w ere show­ ing interest in the report. " I feel real good about the fact that they're ask­ ing for it." Brow n said he has not had the opportunity to fully review the doc­ ument, but said his staff's con­ sensus was that it was an "overall good report." He said he requested additional copies to give to other in­ terested staff members. Recruitment and retention efforts — "an extremely important matter for us to continue to address' will be reviewed this year, Brow n said. Brow n said the report will be "used as a source of information to a s s i s t u s a s we proceed The Student Senate will vote M onday on a resolution asking the Students' Association recom­ mend to the U niversity that a P r e s i ­ dential Standing Committee on Re­ cruitment and Retention be created to The resolution recommends a permanent nine-man committee composed of three students three faculty members and three a d m i n i s ­ be formed to address the tr a to r s issue of minority recruitment and retention. David M cClintock associate dean ot students, said the report will be an "im portant docum ent" tor future planning in minority recruitment and retention. I think it could be used as a tool, M cClintock said. He said the report serves to remind all of us" what needs to be done m recruit­ ment and retention. M cClintock said racism is an is­ s u e that must continue to be dealt and the the administration with needs ism. to find w ays to combat rac­ Racism is something we all live w ith in our society M cClintock said The problem exists in the U n i­ versity com m unity as it exists every­ where he said McClintock said the adm inistra­ tion is determined to eliminate rac­ is m on campus He said the Univer- sit\ its recruitment and retention efforts in recent years h a s been successful in W e 'v e made progress, Put we're not w here w e should be, M cC lin ­ tock said The committee sent copies of the report to several other o f f i c i a l s , in­ cluding UT President Bill C unning­ ham, I T System Chancellor Hans Mark UT Director o f Admissions Shirlev Binder and state Sen. G o n ­ zalo Barrientos, D-Austin, Smith said. C unningham sent Smith a letter, dated Sept. 30 stating minority af­ fa ir s are important to the U niversi­ ty Cunningham wrote that he would review the report carefully. Smith said he realizes m any col­ leges are working on enrollment- control programs, but said that poli­ cy needs to be structured with m inority recruitment and retention in mind. Page 2 Tne Da y Texan Monday O r ber 7 '985 ^ssociatea Kress Syrian troops deploy in Tripoli to enforce truce Kidnappings pose common threat to U.S. and Soviets analysis the p o rt after re p orts th at Talestine I ib e ra tio n O rg a n iz a tio n chairm an Yasser A ra fa t had sm uggled arm s and men to his la w h e e d allies bv sea. ed to be id e n tifie d said th ey fear th e y w ill be next. A ba tta lio n of s. in S yrian soldiers backed by tanks m oved in to this devastated u tv at d a w n S undav and began d i- a rm in g le ftis t m ilitia s and M o s le m fu n d a m e n ta lis ts after three w eeks o f b lo o d v fig h tin g . T R IP O l I 1 ebanon Associated Press last w eek, U n til new sectarian As the Sy rians enforced a truce in T rip o li fig h tin g broke o u t in B eirut Police said five people were kille d and 31 w ere w o u n d e d as M oslem s and C h ris ­ tia n - shelled each o th e r across the G reen I me d iv id in g the capital A 1 ebanese arm y co rp o ra l and a priva te w ere k ille d at th e ir station on the G reen 1 ine and five soldiers were w o u n d e d an arm v c o m m u ­ nique said I he b o m b a rd m e n t in te n s ifie d at m id m o rn in g w hen m o rta r sh e lls in to M oslem and rcxkets crashed w est B e iru t’s H am ra Sanava and / a r if d is tric ts as w e ll as the C h ris ­ tian n e ig hb o rh o o d s o f A sh ra five h , S inn el-F il and F in R um m aneh. I he sh e llin g tapered o ff a fte r a co m m itte e o f representative's o f the a rm y and the fe u d in g factions called a truce. P aratroopers o f Svria s elite spe­ cial forces brigade sealed o ff Tripoli and s u rro u n d in g n e ig h b o rh o o d s as colum ns o f S o v ie t-b u ilt T-62 and T- 54 tanks ro lle d d o w n from hills east and southeast ot the citv a t 6 a m T h e y took over at least e ig h t stra­ tegic p o sitio n s in the center o f Leba- non s second-largest citv 50 m iles n o rth o f B eirut. ! here w ere no clashes betw een the S yrians and fig h te rs o f the S un­ ni M oslem fu n d a m e n ta lis t I aw heed Isla m i or Islam ic U n ific a tio n M o v e ­ m ent w h o had battled fiv e S yrian- backed le ftis t m ilitia s u n til a cease­ fire was negotiated Friday It w a s the tirst da v of calm since BEIRUT, Lebanon — The sla y­ in g o f a S oviet d ip lo m a t and the rep orted k illin g o f a U.S. Embassy o ffice r by M oslem te rro rists have in to a th ru s t the su p erp ow e rs u n iq u e L e b a n o n against Islam ic extrem ists. a llia n c e in "T h e su p e rp o w e rs are n o w in the same b o a t,” Lebanon's m ost respected p o litic a l co lu m n is t, M i­ chel A b u Jaudeh, w ro te in the in ­ d e p e n d e n t A n -N a h a r d a ily . T h e k id n a p p in g s have created a bal­ ance o f te rro r betw een W a s h in g ­ ton and M o s c o w ." U n til last w eek, the U n ite d States, Israel's m ain backer, w as target o f M oslem ex­ the m ain trem ists in Lebanon. N o w the Soviets, w’ho s u p p o rt Syria, Israel's archenem y, have come face-to-face w ith the an ar­ in Lebanon's chy and violence capital. F our Soviet Embassy p e r­ sonnel w ere abducted last M o n ­ day, a nd one o f them was later fo u n d shot to death. "F irs t it w as the A m ericans and the F re n c h ," said a senior Soviet d ip lo m a t. " N o w it seems to be o u r tu r n ." The Soviets, the A m e ri­ cans, w ro te A b u Jaudeh, appear like ' incapable o f c o n fro n tin g this w-ar, w h ic h th e ir m ethods and so­ phisticated w e ap on s ca nn o t co n ­ tro l The stru g g le in the M id d le East n o w has no b o rd e rs .” The A m e rica n s p u lle d o u t o f M oslem w'est B e iru t fo r the C h ris ­ tian east side last year after a strin g o f k id n a p p in g s and suicide car b o m b ing s by S hiite M oslem fu n d a m e n ta lis ts k ille d m ore than 250 A m e rican s, m ost o f the m U.S. M a rin e s on a peace-keeping m is ­ sion. A lto g e th e r, 31 foreigners, m ost­ ly W esterners, have been seized, and some o f th e m k ille d , since January 1984. Scores o f others have been grabbed and released after a sh o rt tim e. The S oviets evacuated m ost of th e ir 150 people to Damascus last w?eek after re ce ivin g threats o f a suicide bo m b attack, b u t have ke p t a skeleton sta ff at th e ir h e a vi­ ly g uarded em bassy com plex. The French and B ritish also have been targeted by fu n d a m e n ­ talist extrem ists, an d East E u ro p e ­ an d ip lo m a tic sources w h o d e c lin ­ the Soviet, C zechoslovakian, B ulgarian, Pol­ ish and H u n g a ria n embassies w ere the least protected in w est B eirut, w'hich is c o n tro lle d by S yr­ ian-backed le ftis t and M oslem m ilitia s. H o w e ve r, B ulgarian C harge d 'A ffa ire s D m itri Panov m et Fri­ day w ith P resident A m in G em ay- el seeking stron ge r p ro te c tio n fo r his embassy. th e A c k n o w le d g in g g o v e rn ­ m e n t's lack o f a u th o rity in m ilitia - ru le d W est B eirut, Panov noted lam ely: "H e pro m ise d to do w h a t­ ever he co u ld , w ith in the ca pa b ili­ ties o f the Lebanese a u th o ritie s, to ensure o u r s e c u rity .” E ig ht A m e rica n s have been k id ­ n a pped Islam ic in w'est B eirut. Islam ic H o ly W ar, a Jihad, or sh a d o w y S hiite g ro u p lin k e d w ith Ira n , claim ed to have taken all of them and has issued statem ents w ith th e ir pictures to p ro ve it. O ne v ic tim , Jerem y L evin, B eirut bureau c h ie f o f Cable N ew s N e tw o rk , a p p a re n tly escaped his captors in February. A n o th e r, the Rev. B enjam in W eir, 61, was re­ leased Sept. 14. fig h tin g fo r c o n tro l o f the n o rth e rn p o rt c ity bro ke o u t Sept 15 betw een la w h e e d the P alestinian-backed and the p ro -S vria n A ra b D em ocratic Partv. Two weeks later the A rab D e m o ­ cratic P arty - le ftist allies joined in a m assive o ffe n sive to crush the fu r - da m e ntalists w h o preach the t stab- lis h m e n t of an Ira n -stvle Islam ic rt p u b lic in Lebanon. Tlx end o f fig h tin g has raided hopes fo r the release o f three S ovi­ ets k id n a p p e d last w eek in B eirut by I a w het d -¡in ke d extrem ists I he k id n a p p e rs m em bers o f the Is la m ic L ib e r­ h ith e rto u n k n o w n ation O rg a n iz a tio n , k ille d a fo u rth captive, c u ltu ra l attache A rk a d y K a tk o \ on W e d n e s d a y a n d d u m p e d his b o d y in sou th Beirut. They threatened to k ill the other hostages if the o ffe n sive was not stopp>ed. But Soviet o ffic ia ls -aid there had been no n e w s about the three hostages. I he Syrians took o ve r T rip o li’s p o rt, w h ic h had been T a w h e e d ’s central headquarters Syria had in -i-te d on c o n tro llin g Svria, w hich m ain ta in s about 25,000 soldiers in Lebanon u n d e r a 1976 A rab League peacekeeping m andate, view s re -e -ta b lish - m e n t o f a T L O pow'er base in Leba­ non as a challenge to its e ffo rts t© end the c o u n try 's decade-old c iv il w ar. the The le ftist m ilitia s retreated from th e ir p o sitio ns on h ills fo rm in g a n o rth -to -s o u th arc a ro u n d T rip o li. 1 he p ro -S yria n le ftists tu rn e d in tw'o th e ir w eapons in H a ika lie h , the m iles south o f T rip o li, w h ile laid d o w n th e ir la w h e e d fig h ters arm s at the m u n icip a l stad iu m at the c ity 's so u th e rn entrance. H o w e ve r, T aw heed fig h te rs have stressed th e y w ill never hand over all th e ir w eapons because the y do not believe the truce w ill last. M a n y are believed to have b uried weapF- ons caches. Í he Svrian troops p a tro lle d the g u tte d c itv and a llo w e d h u n d re d s Of refugees w h o had fled the fig h tin g to m ove back. C ity o fficia ls estim ated that 80 p ercent o f T rip o li's 850,000 in h a b it­ ants had fled before the siege be­ gan. T h o u s a n d s o f re fu g e e s had cam ped o u t in orange and o live groves south and southeast o f T rip ­ o li. Tolice said th a t bv Sept. 30, three days in to the battle, 515 people had been k ille d and 1,1(K) w o u n d e d , b ut the v have not since co m p ile d a new casualty count. Sun-bloated bodies still lav in the streets in m any n e ighb o rh oo ds En­ tire d is tric ts w'ere sealed o ff bv the rubble o f shell-blasted b u ild in g s . * Baker predicts high growth for industrial nations in ’86 Associated Press ''I O U L , Korea — E co n o m ic g ro w th r a t e s fo r the m ajor in d u s tria l co u n trie s w ill p ick u p in 1986 and help p ro v id e a solid fram ew o rk tor g ro w th I S James Treasury S ecretar) Baker said in in o p tim istic forecast Sunday. in d e ve lo p in g co untrie s H is b rig h t predic tio ns w ere a co n ­ trast to a g lo o m v econom ic o u tlo o k issued bv the In te rn a tio n a l M o n e ­ tary Fund p rio r to T u e sd a y’s fu ll m e e tin g o f IM I and W o rld Bank. The IM F re p o rt said. There have been increasing rig n s o f hesi­ tancy in the pace ot w o rld econom ic expa nsion in the first half o f 1985' in poor and rich countries the ! But Baker to ld finance m in is te rs and central bankers o f 22 co u n trie s at a clo se d-door m e e ting of the IM F p o lic y -m a k in g co m m itte e the in d u s tria l n atio n s 3 percen t eco­ nom ic g ro w th rate of 198- w o u ld ac­ celerate to the ' 3-4 percen t range in 1986 th a t C opies o f Baker s speech w e re d is trib u te d to reporters He -a id in fla tio n rates in in d u s tri­ al co u n trie s arc lo w e st in 20 the years and co u p le d w ith the h ig h e r expansion rates he expects next next thus in d u s tria l nations are year p ro v id in g a solid tor g ro w th m the d e v e lo p in g n a tio n s fra m e w o rk Baker no te d th at the I S eco- The global community has made considerable progress in the past few years in reducing infla­ tion, restoring growth and dealing with the ini­ tial financial strains of the debt problem.’ — U.S. Treasury Secretary James Baker n o m ic g ro w th rats, has slow ed this year from last year s 6.6 percent fig ­ ure, but it is a ppa re nt th at the e c o n ­ om ies o f Japan and W est C o rn a m are p ic k in g u p steam are re iv in g lapan and G e rm a n y, said Baker I t " - on exp o rt-le d g ro w th and arc b t% n n in g to ge n ­ erate sustained dom estic e xp an ­ sion. The econom ic prospects fo r th t U n ite d States, lapan West G e rm a ­ n y and o th e r m a jo r in d u s tria l c o u n ­ tries p o in t c o u n try grow th next vear in the ' 3- 4 percent range, he said stro nger in d u -tr to He said large im balances in trade in te rn a tio n a l rid and cu rre n t-a cco u n t p a y m e n ts in d u s tria l w the in need to be corrected th ro u g h the co n tin u e d convergence o f relative g ro w th p e rfo rm a n ce and exchange rates w h ic h m o re fu lly reflect u n ­ d e rly in g econom ic co n d itio n s Baker said th a t i- w h y the fiv e the U n it- m a jo r in d u s tria l n a tio n i d States W e st G e rm a ny, lapan, B rita in and France — m et in New 5 o rk on "-opt 22 and announced an agreem ent th a t h a- led to m ore ac­ tive fo re ig n exchange m arket in te r­ ve n tio n s ov er the past tw o weeks. N o w the b e n e fit- o f grow th are sp re a din g m ore w id e ly , as econom ­ ic policies w h ic h have been p u t in place over the past tw o or three vears art b e arin g fr u it,' -aid Baker, v. h<> - it- on the co m m itte e w ith rep- •• -e n tat ve- tro m lapan W est G e r­ man', France. A rg e n tin a . India and o th e r co u n trie s. has m ade Baker stressed, The global com ­ m u n ity considerable p ro g re-s in the past few vear- in re- d u c in g in fla tio n re sto rin g g ro w th and d e a lin g w ith the in itia l financial strains o f the d eb t problem Baker cam t to Seoul w ith new in i­ tiatives to re lie ve the T h ird W o rld v debts w hich are expected to reach SI trillio n bv the end o f this year t i t did r o t p u b lic ly reveal an y de- tuils Sundav b u t -a id he w o u ld elab­ orate Tuesdav Social Democratic Party scores victory in Portuguese parliamentary elections Associated Press I 1SBO.N P ortugal The ce n trist Social D em ocratic Tarty scored a vict -re ove r the g o ve rn in g S ociali-ts n S unday s p a rlia m e n ta ry elections but tell far -hv«rt o f g a in in g a m a jo ri- t\ in the A ssem bh o f the Republic A m a jo r factor in d u m p in g the So­ ] sp o t w as c ia lis t- tro m th e ir N o the D em ocratic R enew al Tarty w h ic h w as to u r m o n th s ago and ran a stro n g th ird ScKialist leader A n to n io de A lm e i­ da Santos to ld re p o rte rs his partv had the w a r and accepted the e n tire re­ s p o n s ib ility the battle b ut n ot fo rm e d o n ly fo r the losses. lost W ith nearly a il o f the c o u n tr y ’ s 4 ’.n? pre cin cts re p o rtin g the N a ­ tional E lection C ente r gave these re­ s u l t s Social D em ocrats 29 7 percent up trom 2~ 2 percent in the A p ril 19^3 b a llo tin g . Socialists 20 a p e rce n t, d o w n fro m 36 percent in l ws3; Dem - iv ra tic R enew al 17 3 percent and C o m m u n is ts 15 7 percent O u tg o in g S ocialist T nm e M in is te r M a rio S o a r e s w a s a --u re d o f h is ^eat in the 250-m em ber p a rlia m e n t, but his partv s p oor s h o w in g cast a pall over his p re sid e n tia l asp ira tio n s. D e m o cra ts R enewal, created in I une b v su p p o rte rs o f tw o -te rm T resident A n to n io R am alho Eane- could have a p iv o ta l p o s itio n in the esta blishm e nt of the next c o a litio n gov e m m e n t It was fo rm e d a fte r the uneasv co- year n g h t-w in g d ic ta to rs h ip , no T - has received en ou gh p o p u la r ■ tes : earn a m a io n tv o f the seats Soares Socialists led the 1983 leg- is a ir. e elections b u t w ere obliged to set u p the c o a litio n w ith the Social D em ocrats Soares 6< selected A lm e id a San­ to - r>9, a lo n g -tin x g o ve rn m en t ad- m in is tra to r and fre q u e n t m in iste r t' lead the S o ua hst- in the parha- m entarv e t etion a fte r Sc a re - d e cid ­ ed ti run to r p re s id e n t E lections to r the next five-yea r p re sid e n tia l term m u -t be heid be­ fore the end o f the year, but the d a te ha- not been set. A id e s hav t said S. .are- w o u ld an­ nounce h i- ca n d ida cy after Sun­ d a y - b a llo tin g The S ocialist T artv cam paigned on its success in b rin g in g Tortugal in in to the C o m m o n M a rke t and slashing in fla tio n fro m 30 percent to 17 pierce nt H o w e v e r Svxial D em ocrat leader A n ib a l Cavaco S ilva, 46, a conserva­ tive fo rm e r finance m in is te r w h o broke up the g ve rn m e n t coa litio n in June w h e n he p u lle d his p a rty ’s seven m in is te r- o u t o f the C abinet, claim ed m ore fre e -m arke t s p irit was necessary to set T o rtu g a l o u t o f a -erious e conom ic crisis Turchasing p xm e r has eroded w h ile an e stim ated 130,000 w orke rs in state-run heavy in d u s trie s have been laid o tf fo r u p to tw o years. Sodal Democrat leader Cavaco Siva a litio n g o v e rn m e n t o f Socialists and Social D em ocrats collapsed D em ocratic R e new a l’s -tre n g th in T o rtu g a l's fifth p a rlia m e n ta ry elec­ tio n in nine years the u n kn o w n factor in the e lection U n d e r T o rtu g a l’s com plex p ro ­ p o rtio n a l re p re se n ta tio n system , it a party w in s 43 percent o r m ore o f the p o p u la r vote it is a p p o rtio n e d 126 seats fo r a p a rlia m e n ta ry m a jo rity Since dem ocratic elections re­ sum ed in T o rtu g a l in 1976 after a 48- London riot A s s o rte d Press Po ce //e ar ng riot gear and carrying shields move into Tottenham . Lon­ don Sunday as riot ng hares a fte r the death of a woman w hose home was ra*ded by ponce Tw enty-seven people are reported to have been hospital­ ized Congressmen say money has not improved defense Assoc atec Press W A S H IN G T O N — The Reagan a d m in is tra tio n - Pentagon b u ild -u p ha- p ro d u ce d one. m in u scu le im ­ p ro v e m e nt in n a tio na l defense de­ spite large b udget increases in the la -t fo u r years a leading congres -lo n a i m iiitarv expert said Sundav O nlv in th t personnel area do the fig u re s clearh dem onstrate real im p ro ve m e n ts in ­ to r -aid R e p . Le- A sp in D- ve s te d W i- chairm an ot the H ouse A rm e d Services C om m ittee. the n nev A sp in s re p o rt is the la t t - t exam ­ ple o f g ro w in g congressional resist­ large increases in the de­ ance fense bud ge t and to u g h e r scrutinv o f the Tentagon. t< S ta rtin g Tuesdav A s p in ’s com ­ m ittee w ill begin a series o f h e a rin g - in te n d e d to be a w id e -ra n g in g ex­ a m in a tio n o f Pentagon p u iic . and w h e th e r the Defense D e p a rtm e n t is w ise ly -p e n d in g it- m oney and b u y ­ in g the rig h t w eapons O n the Sonate tl.-or last w eek Sen-. B arry G o id w a te r, R- Anz and Sam N u n n , D-Ga ro -tj and -p o ke fo r about 30 m in u tes each dav. p o in tin g o ut w ha t th e \ see a- De- failures w h ic h fense D e p a rtm e n t thev contended cannot be solved w ith m ore m oney. O ne exam ple they cited was m ter- service riva lry th a t they -aid results in w a -te and d u p lic a tio n G o id w a te r is chairm an of the Sen­ ate A rm e d Services C om m itte o and N u n n i- the panel - ra n k in g D em o­ crat. T h eir -peecho- precede release o f a com m itte e re p o rt about the Pentagon N o relea-e date i- sched­ uled vet, but the d o cu m e n t is ex­ pected to call to r changes in the o r­ gan izatio n o f the L.S m ilita ry . M eanw h ile m em bers o f the Sen­ ate A rm e d S>orvice> C o m m itte e met o ve r the w eekend w ith several fo r­ m er mihtarv leader- and secretaries to o f defense at Fort A T. H ill, Va di>cu-s how the Pentagon should be reorganized In 1981, T resident Reagan entert office ca llin g for large increases defense spe n d in g that he -aid we needed to rearm A m e rica ” and r verse w h a t he called a decade n e g lect" o f the Pentagon. C o n g re — granted annual increa es av eraging 8 percent beyond in fl tio n d u rin g Reagan s firs t term . R now , -tu n g by reports about 56- to ile t seats and w o rrie d about ris ir federal deficits. Congress is close fin a l a p p ro va l o f a freeze in the d tense budget. A s p in and o th e r lea. ^ Si1'1 riii large increases are like -oon. R e -p o n d in g to A sp in s criticisn the 1 entagon released a statemei -a vin g , p ro g re — ha- been mad. O u r m ilita ry strength ha- im prove ove r the p a -t fo u r vears b ut there m uch to do. The statem ent said disciplinar problem s and d ru g abuse is dow r realistic tra in in g has im p ro v e d , th u K ‘ some weapons is decreasing and a n u m b e r o f system s are m oi readv to fig h t th a t fo u r years ago. Has the a d m in is tra tio n just bee th ro w in g m oney at a problem ? Is Ronald Reaga a-ked A sp in . d o in g w ith defense w hat he accuse p re vio u s a d m in is tra tio n s o f do in w ith social w elfare — just th ro w in b illio n s at the problem and then th statistics show that p o v e rty rem ain ra m p a n U " For exam ple A s p in said spenc m g fo r research and d e v e lop m e r increased so percent b u t bv the Ter tagon s o w n standards ot 15 areas c L S.-Sov iet technology co m p e tition there was no change in the relativ sta nd ing s m 11 ot those technolc gies. The one area he praised the Ter tagon was personnel. Tav increase and o th e r im p ro ve m e n ts such a ho u sin g have led to d ra m a tic ím provem ents. bv just about e ve r conceivable measure one coul. u -e A -p in said. R ecruits are bette c-du^ated and re -e nlistm e n ts are up From Texan news seo . es No AIDS in U.S.S.R., newspaper claims M O S C O U \ n a tio n a lly circu ­ lated ne w spaper said Sundav then are n o A ID S v ictim s in the Soviet L n io n and to ld it- readers the k ille r disease is an o u tg ro w th o f W estern a ttitu d e s tow ard sex The ne w spaper T ru d ! abor) car tw o articles a nd a com m ent ried from a d e p u t) health m in is te r on a*. - q u ire d -vn - d ro m e im m u n e d e ficie ncy Trud quoted D e p u t\ H ea lth M in ­ ister P vo tr Burgasov as saving \!D S i- a dangerous disease that m u d no t be u n d ere stim ated But) we have no registered eases o f this dis­ ease in o u r c o u n try The p o in t is th a t m uch of the p ro b le m here t- social since it is connected w ith sexual lice n tio u s­ ness w hich is tolerated in certain circles in the W est b u t tor o u r soci­ ety is u n n a tu ra l H o w e ve r journalists w ere to ld by a Soviet d o c to r L eonid S Filarov th a t there are cases or A ID S in the So\ iet L n io n he said I S tw o S. A frican n ew sp apers p o rtray P resid ent Botha as in sin cere on reform s IO II A N N FS BU R G South Africa ih re e le adin g Sunday n e w -p a ­ p o rtra ye d P resident P \V pers Botha as fa ilin g in a cam paign to c o n vin c e the country that he i- sin­ I he 1 ng- cere about racial re fo rm lish -la n g u g e Sum/a» Star said that p o o r tim in g Botha suffered from and even p o o re r m a rke tin g in o u t­ lin in g plans in recent speeches to his g o v e rn in g \a tio n a l P arty w h ile parts the country re­ m ained u n d e r a state o f em ergency and blacks co n tin u e d to die tor re fo rm Botha ha- discussed plans to ease racial c o n flic t and m eet black d i m a n d - fo r p o litica l in flu e nce and so­ cial change in fo u r speeches to re­ gional partv congresses on reform s of th e a p a rth e id svstem o f legalized race separation M exican rescué workers continue search for boy M E X lC O C 11 3 Rescue w o rke r- tu n n e le d th ro u g h e a rth ­ doggedlv quake ru b b le Sundav tor a u-vear- old b tn even afte r a team ot experts w ith they lis te n in g devices said d o u b te d lie w a - -till lliv t Parents o f the b o \ I uis Ramon \a ta rra te M a ld o n a d o broke th e ir M gil at the site ot the 1 Sth century ap a rtm e n t b u ild in g w here tlv child the St pt was believed trapped b\ l u earthquake It - not k n o w n Mexico c it\ - polict chief G en R am o n Mota Sanchez visited the site tor about 15 m inutes and told it there reporters l- lift N othing can be affirm ed. - till -aid 2o w o rke rs w ere w o rk in g in one tu n n e l dag to try to the bo. w h o >- believed reach tra pp e d n a bedroom w ith his g ra n d ta th t r H e National survey reports overall decrease in crime W X S H IN C IO N - m Crime tell 4 1 • m cidents m the w c -t levi 1 n th i ¡2-w a r y- C i nit Si.r- percent : l Ms4 historv of the Nat vey o f ra n d o m ly selected A m erican I house h o ld - S un da \ . <. -m m ••• tm g -.•>-d I hi num ber ot \ clu d in g murdk • h. percent front 5 - ; > ■ 5 U V m | s q include assau is a’•meet • p-.vrv rape t •*: cnm t - e x ­ ... w „ s ; • , ... , j ents .' \ M - A m erica was n C rim in a Victim iza: • The new i -t wad» .it t h n rep rt eot t ■ d si-.; sue d by the Burea., f L.-t e Stari- tics an in fo rm ;: n gat c o r g .mu o f the lustice I Vp.i rtme nt P relim inary N ationa C n m t vn.-- vev v ic tim iz a tio n fig u re - tv'' 1 --4 released in \ p r il had -h e w n that o v e ra ll cnm e incidents totaled 55 3 I m illio n d o w n 1983 Air Force announces date for space shuttle landing SPA C E C E N T E R Hou-ton from 37 m iiho n ' Space shuttle \tlanu- .% lom pietc its secret military mi--ion w th a la n d in g at E d w ards Air Force Ba-e C a lif at noon C P I M ondav the Air Force an d th e .Nationa Xeronnau- tics a n d Space Adnnm-tratu i an­ n o u n c e d Sunday The fiv e -m a n crew is to land n a d rv lake bed in the M o ja vt Desert c o m p le tin g a four-day m ission that in c lu d e d the la un ch of tw o 51U> m il­ lio n m ilita r y satellites and a shake- d o w n cru is e to r A tla n tis the newest m e m b e r o f N A S A s space shuttle fleet. T he la n d in g a n n o u n ce m e n t was th e firs t o ffic ia l release about the m is s io n since to u r h o u rs after At­ la n tis w a s la u n c h e d last Thursday fro m th e K e n n e d y Space C enter in ; F lo rid a . Conrail lobbying hard against proposed sale / M( ■r 7 *985 Page 3 T h e Da i l y T e x a n Permanent Staff Associated Press W A S H IN G T O N T he proposed sale of C onrail has sp aw n ed a multi- m illion-dollar tug-of-war, com plete w ith paid lobbyists, expensive m ail­ ings and T-shirts, that freq uently pits officers of the governm ent- ow n ed railroad against T ran sp orta­ tion Secretary Elizabeth Dole. "L e t C onrail Be C o n ra il," pro­ claim ed bum per stickers and but­ tons m anufactured for C o n ra il in its fight againt the hand that fed it. For m onths, D ole engaged in a run ning com m entary w ith the rail­ road about the pro p riety of using its funds to prom ote its v ie w s about the sale that she e ve n tu a lly p ro ­ posed the N orfo lk Southern C o rp ., w h ich C o n ra il opposes to She cited m ass m a ilin g s and " e x ­ tensive u se " of C o n ra il's congres­ sional relations staff to lobby C o n ­ gress, w h ich must a p p ro ve anv C o n rail buyer. " W h a t you have to rem em ber is that C o nrail exists today because it received billions of dollars in tax­ payer fu n d s ," said Jo h n R iley, head of the Federal Railroad A d m in is tra ­ tion, an arm of the T ransportation D epartm ent. " It is still pu blicly subsidized in that it pays no state taxes . . . " R iley uestion f thou- in o probably m illions of dol . "Y o u really have i expenditure of ten said the sandi lars in m ass m a ilin g s," he said bbying expenc liture a n d D o le's attention w as piqued by a m ailing on N o v . 5 in w hich C onrail C h a irm a n I . Stan le y C rane sought support for his proposal that the railroad, w h ich is 85 percent ow n ed by the g overn m en t, be sold in a public offering. R iley said C onrail has been reluc tant to d ivu lg e lobbying e xpendi­ tures. " ( onrail is treating M r s . Dole not like an ow ner or a public offic ial but like som eone in vo lve d in a hos- tile upp C ongres portatu a and stat of the ' said. 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No checks, no cussing Likt p ro w lin g trawler* toys trucks cruised th e d u sty m e d ia n s of was sna tche d u p while the o w n e r s sat \ \ e n u t last w eek r h e prey -c oott ’ - e n d m o p o d s 30 motorcycles, I niversitv oblivious in cla-s hure'v n mt t the s tu d io u - :vc lists anticipated th e excitem ent of nit i *in¡4 t n e n d k cu trd dogs at the alw a vs-plea sant city p o u n d if the few place-* in to w n w ith a sign No checks n o cussing one I ntil late ’At d n e s d a v e v e rything w as tine Cvclists were p ark in g as -ik;n-and — tl?- . ['!« ísed r h e n th e city s u d d e n ly p u t u p n o park in g w h o o p s lust look at all those illegally p arked motorcycles' h >w a b o u t t h a t 1 It s a n o p arkin g zone! And. by golly, I h e n art -c vt ral obviou* problem s w ith the en fo rce m en t of the m otorc. cle p a rk in g policy t>n University A v enue not the least of w lucli - its - u d d e n and arbitrary application W* d n e s d a v afte rn o o n 'n o parking -igns w e re hung. Thursday, tlu tit t t m \ ided and took it- tw o-w h e eled prisoner* I ethnically, this ■ »ttt n prat tit t may not be e n tra p m e n t, but it carries the s a m e o d o r. I n ine i net -T e n th in w ait then yanking it u p for a bountiful catch is h a r d h fair fht i'it!\ >m pel ling reason for k e e p in g cyclists off th e m e d ia n s is to p r o m o te grass grow th But ap p !\ som e logic to th e situation a n d ask w hich m akes m ore se n -e m te rm - of the city - obligation to public service: allow i n g a few -i "i s tu d e n ts to park conveniently, or looking after a -lab of dirt I ht police leserve only so m u c h blam e C o p s being cops, are only enforcing tht law O f course there i* often selectivity in enforcem ent. But w h it red -b lo o d ed officer can re-ist the gid d v ego surge of w riting 1 tu. ket- ir' i single m o r n in g 1 A n d there is no d e n y in g the swell of p t rsonal pow er a fleet of w reckers r e sp o n d in g at a m o m e n t s notice i an give. Projecting mobile to w in g p o w e r into a n v h e m is p h e re of the city at a m o m e n t - notice i- -ort of like being rear adm iral of y o u r very o w n fleet I et - hear it tor keep in g tht peace th ro u g h strength Motorcycle p arking prob lem - on University' Avenue can be solved as quit klv as they w ere created m e d ia n s from no park in g I he city can ch a n g e the status of the to a motorcvle z o n e any time it feels like it. ! he m a n w ho can m a ke this h a p p e n in Alan Beecher, director of urban tr a n s p o r t for the City of \ u s t in Give him a call at 499-7170 a nd m ake so m e th in g h a p p e n — Russell Scott It's better than nothing E very tim e C o n g res s faces th e p ro sp ec t of raising the federal g o v e r n m e n t's debt ceiling, the story is the sam e. After m a n y tierv d e n u n c ia tia tio n - of their o w n profligate ways. C on gress g oe- a h e a d a n d increases the th e debt ceiling a n v w a y . Thi- tim e th o u g h th ings m a\ be different Sens Phil G ra m m and W arren R u d m a n R epublicans a n d Lrne-t Rollings, a Democrat, have offered an a m e n d m e n t to the d eb t ceiling legislation w hich, if ap proved, w ould require C o n g ress to balance the b udg et bv 1991. B eginning w ith this fiscal year s projected deficit of $180 billion, th e proposal w o u ld -lash S3h billion yearly from that deficit figure until the b u d g e t is balanced ould not agret on how and w h e re to cut the deficit, the senators' plan w o u ld require across-the-board cuts from all program s, except t h e u n to u c h a b le - Social Security \ n d if C o n g res s a n d the presid e n t Now it - e a sy to pick out bad points in an o th e rw ise good bill First, th e across-the-board cut sch em e h as the sa m e flaws as a b u d g ­ et s p e n d in g freeze S p e n d in g i* controlled, but turkey p ro g ra m s like \ m t r a k w h ich de s e rv e to be cut entirely, live on M eanw hile, p r o ­ cra m s w h k h d eserve m ort fu n d s receive cuts a n y w a y Second g o v e r n m e n t p ro g ra m s, especially o n e as costly as Social s h o u l d n ’t be e x e m p t from scrutiny. But n o one can say a Security thing abo u t it w ithou t b eing accused of try ing to balance the b u d g e t on the backs of the elderly With this climate, it s hard to see h o w t h e a m e n d m e n t w o u ld pass the H o u se w ithout e xe m p tin g Social Se­ curity More harsh critics y\ith less valid criticism also say the idea of achieving a balanced b u d g e t bv 1 ^ 1 is d a n g e r o u s ly arbitrary. H o w ­ ev e r it - n r m ore arbitrary than the cu rrent b u d g e t resolutions w hich dictate deficit levels '* I • • ’ w ’th these obiections the package taken a s a w hole is m uc h ' ' vhat we have. C on gress a n d the p re sid e n t have d e m o n - • ’ iga m d igam their inability to bring the deficit u n d e r con- •on-R udm an-H ollings a m e n d m e n t w ould m ake u p for ,i ( ' ' ' k ■ : r i -- a n a tin p re sid e n t laik — the guts to cut the deficit. — Dan I ester M WOULDN'T PASS UP A C H A N C E T O LEA D A PARADE' c *#, • £ ' * * : . . ' ' • . * * -A Society is losing sexual revolution A t th e time of the French Revolution, the English sta te sm an E d m u n d Burke w a s a s k ed why unlike m a n v o th e r British politicians, he had not sent his public an d w e k n o w not w h a t else als in # ) lv e d BRENT JOHNSTONE TEXAN COLUMNIST co n g ra tu latio n s to the French people for having o v e r th r o w n the c ro w n a n d gaining their liber­ ty Burke replied tartly that it liberty allows people to d o w h a t they please, that before we risk o u r c o n g ra tu latio n s w e o u g h t to see y\ hat it pleases p e o p le t o d o . A sh a rp c o m m en t, that a n d a p p r o p r ia te for evalu a tin g a revolution m o u r o w n time the so-called sexual revolution For the last 13 years. America has been rocked bv a sexual revolution u n e q u a le d in the history of the h u m a n race, exulted P enthouse m a recent i-*ue T odav w e are the freest sex­ ual society in the history of the w orld 1 he m e ssag e of sex is e v e r y w h e re in o u r society, leering from a g ro w in g pile of erotic books a n d m agazines, from billboards and com mercials, television a n d movies; an d e v e n ec h o in g in the classroom , w h e re sex ed u c atio n is now a staple. traditional morality w ere The sexual revolution w as both a policy revo­ lution and an intellectual o n e P o rn o g ra p h y laws w e re eviscerated. The m arriage b o n d w as loo sened, p e rm ittin g easv divorce. Legal p r o h i­ bitions against abortion yvere struck d o w n The restraints of torn d o w n a n d replaced w ith a n e w co d e — that to m ake u p hi- o w n each p e rso n has a right rules of co n d u c t, and that neith er religious s ta n d a r d s principle nor c o m m u n ity moral should d e te r him from his o v e rridin g p u r p o s e of "s elf-discoverv’ and self-gratification. The new w a tc h w o r d yvas, in that p h r a s e so po p u la r a dec ad e ago, If it feels g ood, d o it But such a c o d e ignores the social reality, nam ely that perso n a l d e c i s i o n s hav e social c o n ­ sequ ences. An regularly getting individual d r u n k on gin m av be a person al m a tte r Mil­ l i o n s of w o rk e rs a n d p a re n ts regularly getting d r u n k on gin is a social disaster Society, G eorge Will r e m i n d s us, is like a C alder mobile touc h it here, it trem b les i>\ er there Beliefs, habits, m o r e s a n d dispo sitions are co n n e c te d to o n e a n o t h e r a n d to in dividual b e­ havior in -u b tle w a v s a n d many of tho-e w ays c a n n o t be know n until a ih a in of cha n g es begins, for b etter or w orse Each m an sho uld be free to d e fin e his o w n morality, absolutely free traditional or legal restraints, you of religious bu t look at the c o n s e q u e n c e s s a y 1 Tine O n e out of every tw o m arriages e n d s in d i­ vorce The rate of ven ereal d ise ase i- e x p lo d ­ ing, a n d o u t of that increase com e new fiend­ ish. often fatal, diseases, of w hich AIDS is only a h a r b in g e r D espite the ubiquity of birth c o n ­ trol in fo rm atio n , the rate of illegitimate births js e x p a n d in g rapidly in \ ’ew \ o r k C ity out-of- w edlock birth - are on e-th ird of the total. In Harlem, SO p e rc e n t In N ew ark, Ml percent. In Baltimore, 58 perc en t f h e b r e a k u p of the A m erican family, argue sociologists, i- creating a n e w c l a s - of poor: ^4 p erc en t of sin g le -p a re n t families live below the po verty line, a n d m ore than half of black fami- lies, a n d a q u a r te r of w hite families, fall into poverty after marital b re a k u p A nd th e n there is the h u m a n cost to the children of divorced a n d u n w e d p a r e n ts , d e p r iv e d , as G eo rg e Cold­ er w rites, of that c o m m u n ity of em otional in­ v e s t m e n t s an d contin u ities in w h ich children can find a se cu re place i h e law t a n treat p o r n o g ra p h y , a rg u e s Will, as a priv ate transa ctio n betyveen b u y e r and seller, but it c a n n o t restrict the r e s u l t s — a mul- indu stry; Times tibillion dollar p o r n o g r a p h y Square; th e c o a rse n in g of p e o p l e ’s sensibilities; d u b ie ty a b o u t the very idea of sh a m elessn e ss; to th e in d iv id u ­ Likewise, we can treat abortion as a private transaction b e tw e e n w o m a n a n d doctor, but w e ca n n o t sto p the co n s e q u e n c e s I 7 million ab o rtio n s a year; a new ca sua lness abo u t the conception an d disposal of life; a n d vve k n o w not w h a t not else nor can we say that these are " p r iv a te ” consequences. fh e m oral relativism of the revolutionists le ads, fu rth e rm o re , to a sterility of the h u m a n spirit Malcolm M u gge rid ge writes that w h e n m en becom e se p arate d from G od, tw o courses to imagine th e m se lv es as p r e se n t th e m se lv es g o d s , an d try to b e h a v e a s such, or, alte rn a tiv e ­ ly, to seek satisfaction in the transitory ple a­ su res of the flesh The o n e se n d s them , like Icarus, flying into the sun, there to perish; the o th e r red u c es them to the level of th e b arn v a rd M an bec om e s a se n sin g rather than a re a sonin g creature; life is a stream of sensations; the good life is the g la n d u lar life. But as O rteg a v G assett writes, to live is to be directed to w ard som eth ing, to p ro g re ss to w a rd a goal so m e th in g b ey o n d o u r o w n lives. If w e walk alone inside o u r existence, egotistical­ ly, w e arrive n o w h e r e We keep tu r n in g ro u n d a n d r o u n d in a single spot, fo ded icate o u r ­ selves to th e p u rsu it of ple asu re is to d e n y o u r ­ selves the satisfaction w e seek. 'In the 1980s, sex is easier to find than ever b efore,” writes Dr. David Reuben, " a n d m uch less fulfilling.” S hould that su rp rise u s 7 The sexual liberators arg u e d that by lo o s e n ­ ing society's m ores and altering its institutions, the sexual nirvana w ould be ours. I hear those a r g u m e n t s , an d w on d er: for all the victories of the sexual revolution, is a n y o n e the b e tte r 1 "But w hat good of it came at last?" as the poet S o u th e y asked. " W h y that I c a n n o t tell, said he But 'tw as a fam o us victory." Johnston is an economics senior. United States letting down Israeli allies The U nited State- position on in te r n a ­ to tional m u - h All of G eorge Shultz s fine o ra to ­ the ethics of p o w e r ry a b o u t in striking back terrorism has tu rn e d just mm-* at vipers ne-t* that can be s h o w n to be the source of h o sta g e taking a n d m u r d e r s ta n d s re ­ vealed as so m u c h hot air In Israel recent m o n th s , tw o b o atlo ad s of terrorists from the P L O 's Force 17 w h o w e r e trying to slip into that c o u n try to kill civilians. A score of th e se in v a d e rs yvere killed, a d o z e n c a p tu red . in te rcep ted The PLO struck next w h e r e Israel could not d efe n d its nationals, on C y p ru s T w o Israeli m en a n d o n e w o m a n w e r e held h o stag e on their boat, th e n brutally m u r d e r e d , bv a hit team that w a s th e n taken into c u s to d y o n that island The m e m b e r s of Force 17 a lready c a p tu r e d bv Israel, w h e n s h o w n pictures of the m u r d e r e r - held on C y p r u s , triu m p h a n tly identified them as fellow m e m b e r - of their elite force They trained t o g e th e r at the PLO ca m p in Tunisia, c urrent h e a d q u a r te r s of this w ar ag a in st Israel Israel's legal a n d moral justification for n a ­ tional the self-d efense w as u n m istakable; source of the terror w a s sh a rp ly defined; the military necessity for action yvas clear Israel’s air arm re a c h e d out across the M e d ite rra n e a n an d struck back, d e s tro y in g w h a t the PLO th o u g h t to be its sa n c tu a ry in Tunisia. At first, the White H o u s e reaction w as exact­ ly right: This strike at the source of te rror w as an u n d e r s ta n d a b le , legitim ate act of self-de­ fense. In fact, Israel did w hat Reagan so often talked of doing , after the bom bin g of o u r e m ­ bassy in Beirut a n d after the d ea th of 230 p e a c e ­ kee ping Marines; hitting the identified p e r p e ­ trators of crim es swiftly an d surgically But then the A rab w orld got to our State D e­ p a rtm e n t. S hultz, heretofore a h ard-lin er on terrorism , beg a n waffling; a lth o u g h w e did not c o n d e m n the Israeli retaliation, w e did not "c o n d o n e ' it. I h e instruction w e n t from Foggy Bottom to the W hite H ouse: Let's just sh u t up Let the Israelis bear the bru n t of terrorist fury The reason for tiptoeing away S hultz was fearful that anv U.S. moral s u p p o r t for the strike m ig h t cost the lives of A m erican h o sta g es or e n c o u ra g e d e m o n stra tio n s at U.S. e m b a s ­ sies. Simply put, he w as afraid of associating our country yvith to u g h n e s s to w ard terrorism The m o m e n t of truth cam e at the I N S ecu r­ ity Council, w h e r e Tunisia d e m a n d e d a vote of ce nsure a ga inst Israel for an act of a rm e d a g ­ g ression." Cave in, counseled our n e w am bas- WILLIAM SAFIRE THE NEW YORK TIMES sador to the L N . V ernon Walters, fresh from a "silent m issio n" to D am a sc us His excuse; we had asked Tuni-ia to prov ide refuge to the fol­ low ers of Arafat after their d efeat in Lebanon, a n d o w ed T unis s u p p o r t w h e n it- g u es ts w ere attacked inside that country That is palpable n o n se n se: Did Reagan c o m ­ mit the U.S. at the time to the use of Tunisia as safe hav e n for the la u n ch in g of terrorist a t ­ ta ck s1 A nv nation that agrees to harb o r te rror­ ist- takes the responsibility for seeing that its g u es ts rem ain peaceful Israel's foreign m in i-ter a p p e a le d directly to S hultz to veto th e c o rrupt c o n d e m n a tio n , just as the L S. in the Ford adm in istra tio n vetoed a similar p rotest bv L g a n d a after Israel'- Entebbe raid S hultz said that the decision yvas u p to the p reside nt. The Israeli- found it hard to believe that u n d e r Ronald Reagan, the U nited States w ould perm it the Security Council to c o n d e m n its ally a n d call for re pa ra tions — for, of all things, practicing w h a t the p re sid e n t a n d the secretary of state have been preaching. Walters, b eginning his service at the U .N . by sullying a great career, p rov ided the n ecessary fig leaf for a sellout by asking the A rab states to rem ove the w o rd s "state terrorism " in the reso ­ lution, a n d to cha nge sanctions from m a n d a t o ­ ry to v oluntary. Reagan's initial resolve collapsed. He agreed to let o u r U.N. am b a ssa d o r a b a n d o n Israel in the Security Council, to abstain rathe r th a n to raise his h a n d to sav no to the notion of state sa nctua ry for killers. With c o n s u m m a te hypocrisy, R e ag a n's a m ­ b assad o r accom panied his craven ab s tention with a press release affirming the principle that states subject to terrorist acts may re s p o n d with a p p ro p ria te use of force to d e te r these a t­ tacks." But we did not p u t o u r vote w h e r e o u r m o u th was; o ur ally sta n d s c e n su red a n d b e­ trayed a n d o u r nation sta n d s s h a m e d bv moral cowardice. In Bravo for bombing the article "Israel buliie- scapegoats," (Firing Line, Thurs­ day) N ael Dajani writes that Israel flew to Tunisia to bomb the PLO headquarters which thev merely "perceived" to be a threat to their security. M ust I remind him that the charter of the PLO calls for the destruction of Israel. O ne needn't have a P h.D in political science to is a this group that recognize threat security. We cannot to know w heth er Arafat is directly responsible for the murder of the three Israelis in Cyprus. But w e do know that the world can certainly do w ith ou t the likes of terrorists such as Arafat and his band of m urderers. "Bravo!" to Israel for having the courage to strike hom e at international terrorism. Brian M. Berger Plan II Objectivity needed It has been said that subjectivity is the key to the spread of disin ­ form ation. Such m ight be said of the colum n written by Texan co­ lum nist Brad U pshaw ("Soviets hustling to cut lo sse s,” Texan, Thursday). H is continued dispar­ agem ent of the Soviet Union, and idolatrv of President incessant Reagan, m ake it difficult to accept his a r g u m e n ts on a rational level P erh ap s, Brad, w e sho u ld allow the Soviets to p ro p o se their r e d u c ­ tion plan before w e decry it a s a n ­ o th e r plot by an "evil e m p ire As far as th e prem ise that SDI is a via­ ble system , a S e p te m b e r 1984 briefing p a p e r p u b lis h e d bv the U nion of C o n c e rn e d Scientists very effectively refutes this c o n ­ clusion. W h e th e r or not Star Wars is feasible is a d eb atab le subject P erhap s, m ore the UCS p a p e r yvas w ritten in an ac cu­ rate, objective m a n n e r. Sadlv, Brad, these qualities that v o u r col­ umn fails to provide. im p o rta n tly , Brad X ech m a n English Ending growth easy Everyone in A u stin com p lain s about increasing traffic con gestion and ugly strip d evelop m en ts, vet w e continue to let our City C oun ­ cil grant en d less zon in g variances to the developers and award high ­ w ay building contracts. If w e are happy w ith our city environm ent basically the wav it is, then w e should try the tack discovered bv m any beautiful N ew England tow n s faced with the fast-growth virus: sim ply don't provide the h ig h w a y s a n d s e w a g e for neyv areas If giant d e v e lo p e rs a r e n 't given e x p e n siv e n e w ro ad - a n d o th e r fa­ cilities at o u r expense, thev w o n 't lovely th e c h a n ce to tu rn have tracts truly into w astela nds. A is built u p o n health y economy quality , not quantity, an d those w h o skim this " i n s ta n t " stuff are not interested in the lo ng-term h ealth of the city. the profits from that e m p h a s iz e s 1 urge all w h o feel like I d o to write o u r rep rese n tativ es n o w an d ask for an e n d to th e particular in style of g ro w th w e 'v e seen free­ H o u s to n w ays, strip s h o p p in g centers, an d steel-cube offices. Thev w ere elected o n a s lo w e d -g ro w th plat­ form w h e n th e y w e re talking to the electorate, but lately I'm sure m o st of w h a t th e v 'v e hea rd has been just the opposite. Robert Terre English Israel was justified N ael Dajani (Firing Line, Thurs­ day) asks how the killing of "inno­ cent people" (m eaning the PLO) by a governm ent (Israel) can be justified. O ne w onders how the PLO, an international terrorist or­ ganization w hich advocates in its covenant the destruction of Israel, can be termed innocent. N o state should be expected to sit back and watch continued terror of the type tormented by the PLO and its agents. By her Oct. 1 action, Israel w as merely trying to say that the PLO will not be allow ed to kill with im punity innocent fathers, m others and children and then hide behind the Tunisian govern ­ m ent's apron strings. Becky Liken Law Score one for Israel In response to O 'N eil H am il­ ton s column (Texan, Friday), I say this: As long as the PLÓ ex­ ists, there will not be peace in the M iddle East. In fact, the elim ina­ tion of the PLO w ould not only speed up the peace process, it might also aid in the solution of the Palestinian question, for Israel vmII never (and should never) rec- ognize the PLO as the spokesm an for the Palestinian people. Score one for Reagan, w ho recognized the recent strike on the PLO h ead ­ quarters in Tunisia as "a necessary terrorism." (PLO) response Score one more for Israel in her continual struugle for peace. to M ichael W inner A reospace E ngineering r r um t M T - W M » Campus Activities Calendar THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TEXAS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ■f Da / 'f;x a r Monday O ctober 7 1 985 :5age 6 public lecture in the fall se­ ne-; sponsored b\ Texas Me mona I Museum in the Educa­ tion Annex Auditorium 20th & San Jacinto). Dr Larry Gil­ bert Professor of Zoology, Di rector of Brackenridge Field Laboratory, and specialist on relationships i nsect-pla nt will highlight his talk with slides and film from his re­ le a n h work in Centra! Amer­ ica and south Texas. Dr. Gil­ bert will discuss variations in the life cycles of butterflies and provide an overview of the biology and social life of these beautiful insects. Call 471-1604 for more informa­ tion. 7:30 p.m. T h e P re m e d ic a l P r e d e n t a l A s s o c i a t i o n meeting in the Texas Union Quadrangle Guest -peaker Walter Edinger discusses “Medical Ethics." 8:30 p.m. S u b c o m m itte e on L esbian a n d G ay Issues meeting in Texas L'nion 4.108. All are welcome. THURSDAY October 10 4:00 p.m. A erobics, Baptist Student Union. 2204 San An­ tonio St. F’or more mforma- t ion call 474-1429. 5:30 p.m. H a ra m b e e , black student fellowship. Baptist Student Union, 2204 San An­ tonio. F’or more information call 474-1429. 8:00 p.m. A rm ad illo Folk D an cers—Get out of your shell: F’or free recreational folk dancing for beginners on the West Mall by the Tower. Learn easy and fun dances from Greece, F’rance, H un­ gary. Japan. Yugoslavia. Is­ rael. Rumania and the I nited State- Contact Bernadette Maloney at 495-5915 or Steve Bratteng 471-4882) for more information. FRIDAY October 11 4:00 p.m. 1986 O r ie n ta tio n A dv isor S election. Remind er that applications are due in the Dean of Students Off­ ice. Dorothy Gebauer. S tu ­ dent Services Building 2.102. 8:00-11:00 p.m. U n iv ersity F olk D an cin g S ociety meets in Goldsmith Hall. Room 118. Learn to polka with us It's free; it’s fun. No experience necessary. F’or more informa­ tion call Melissa weekdays at 471-5985. / SUNDAY October 13 7:15 p.m. C s a r d a s - U T I n t e r ­ n a tio n a l F o l k d a n c e r s the performing group will meet in the Texas U n io n Tow er Room. New dances will be taught. Everyone is welcome. No experience is required C alendar Su bm ission All items submitted for the Campus Activities Calendar must be typed or printed on forms now available in the Students’ Association Office. Texas Union 4.310. The dead­ line for all items is Wednes­ day at 12:00 noon for the fol­ lowing Monday’s publication Only registered student or­ su b m it g a n iz a tio n s may items for publication. For more information, contact the S tu d e n t s ’ A ss o c ia tio n office at 471-3166. * FOR ENTIRE M E N U REFER T O THE STU D E N T DIRE CTO RY | J I Students’ A ssociation of MONDAY October 7 in B rochure D istribution today’s Texan, there is a bro­ chure on the rights and re­ sponsibilities students caught cheating. The Univer­ sity Policy Committee of the Students’ Association urges th a t this be read carefully. 4:00 p.m. A erobics, Baptist Student Union, 2204 San An­ tonio. For information call 474-1429. 5:30 p.m. International Stu­ d en t D in n er-F ellow sh ip , Baptist Student Union, 2204 San Antonio. Cost $1. For in­ formation call 474-1429. 7:00 p.m. Student E ngi­ n eerin g C ouncil meeting in ECJ 1.202 to elect associate member and freshman repre­ sentatives. All SEC repre­ sentatives are required to a t­ tend. TUESDAY October 8 7:00 a.m. Prayer Breakfast, Baptist Student Union, 2204 San Antonio. For information call 474-1429. to tournaments 7:30 p.m. U.T. A rchery Club weekly meeting and shooting at Anna League Hiss Gym on the Archery Range. U.T. Archery Club travels in Houston. San Antonio, Col­ lege Station, Montelpy, Mexi­ co, and Las Vegas. Beginners and new members are enthu­ siastically invited to join us. Free instruction and equip­ ment are provided. Come and check it out. 7:00 p.m. Fam ily Life Stu­ den t F ellow ship, Baptist Student Union, 2204 San An­ tonio. For information call 474-1429. 7:30 p.m. C sardas— U.T. In­ ternational Folk D ancers will teach beginning German dances, including waltz and polka at Anna Hiss Gym Room 136. Bring a friend or come alone. 8:00 p.m. U.T. Ad Club—Ed ward Wax, President and CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi Compton Worldwide will be speaking on “Creative Adver­ tising” in the Texas Union 40 Acres Room. Free beer and chips. Yearly membership dues will be taken. WEDNESDAY October 9 11:55 a.m. N oonday lu n ch ­ eon, Baptist Student Union, 2204 San Antonio. For infor­ mation call 474-1429. 12:00 noon. 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( , e t a IO"-. dis< m i n i o n v o u i P o p u al l.in w tlh a 1 1. 1U________ I expires 11/15/85 - ^ Shop or r Student subcommittee backs gay resolution B y D E B R A M U L L ER U b i Iw T p v i n ^ taff I he Student St nati Lesbian and i t\ b-aje' MibcommitU'e has com­ piled information to support a Stu. dent Senat< resolution attempting to create equality tar homosexual students and íacultv members rest'lution already h a s biit received apposition from some stu dent senators. the # lie resolution, to be voted on Mondav night, a s k s the Senate to urge the I ! System board ot Re­ gents to include the term "sexual orientation" in the U1 Statements on Equal 1 durational and Ernplov ment Opportunity. Die statements i urrentlv say that r»o p e r s o n shall be discriminated against on an\ basis prohibited bv law including, but not limited to, race, color national origin, religion, sex or handicap first introduced April 23, the res olution aims to ensure, bv law, equal r i g h t s tor ga\ and lesbian I ni- versitv students and emplovees. It* support the resolution the subcommittee distributed ■ report Irid uv outlitring discrimination at I n ive rs it), the need tor the the i la list* and ci\ il rights laws in other cities states and universities said Man Moebius, subcommittee chair man. W hile some mav argue that sex ual orientation is an active choice made bv the individual, the jur\ is still o u t," the report states. It we grant, though, that it is a conscious preference, doesn't one deserve the same protection as legislated bv the1 founding fathers for another con­ scious choice, namely one's relig ion?'' But Moebius said the resolution already has received opposition from Sens Rick Patrick and Craig Albert, who distributed a letter against the proposal to senators fri day. redundant and unnecessary be­ cause homosexual right*- .ire cov- * red bv the phrase but not limited to" in the guidelines. In addition, Moebius said the let­ ter calls tor the subcommittee to provide d ocu menta ted cast's of dis- crimination and proof the current clause is inadequate. Moebius said instances of dis­ crimination do clearly occur and tlit' resolution is "completely valid and justified." Students' Association President Stott Scarborough confirmed Su n ­ day that Patrick and Albert had written a letter in opposing the reso­ lution. John Smith, Senate M inority A f­ fairs c ommittee chairman scud the resolution is needed because of the "chance' of discrimination at the University Neither Patrick nor Albert could be reached for comment Sunday. Moebius Stiicf the letter state's that passing the resolution would be Moebius said he plans M onday to use statistics from an attitude sur­ vey, conducted bv C av and Lesbian Issues Subcommittee members, to prove discrimination e x i s t s at the University. I he preliminary statistic s, com­ piled from a survey of 1,013 U I stu­ dents, show discrimination exists on campus, Moebius said. Moebius said 51 percent of those surveyed agreed or agreed strongly with the statement "Discrimination against homosexuals does occur on this cam pus.” He said 14 percent disagreed or disagreed strongly with the statement and 31 percent were undecided. In addition, Moebius said 61 per­ cent disagreed or disagreed strongly with the statement " I would be w ill­ ing to have a gay or lesbian as a roo- m ate," and 32 percent disagreed or disagreed strongly with the state­ ments " I would be willing to have a gay or lesbian as a lab partner" and "I would be willing to have a gay or lesbian as a close friend." The surveys will be reviewed by the UT Measurement and Evalua­ tion Center to assure validity, M oe­ b iu s said. .Cisneros calls for college boost in isolated areas By MATTHEW GEIGER D aily T e x an Staff The Select Committee on Higher I ducation, charged with evaluating the efficiency and operation of lex­ is' college system should consider expanding small isolated colleges instead of eliminating them, said S a n A n t o n io M a v o r H e n r v Cisneros. Academic quality and resources currently are concentrated in a few large state colleges, Cisneros said H e said smaller colleges, which serve specific regions, should be ex­ panded to distribute educational re­ sources more equitably throughout the state. In an address Friday to the Texas Association of College Teachers and the Am erican Association of U n i­ versity Professors, Cisneros said the elimination of small colleges, espe­ cially those exclusively serving out­ lying areas, would hamper Texas' development. Several committee members have said the committee should consider recommending the elimination of some small state colleges, because those institutions spend large sums of money for a relatively low num ­ ber of students. Cisneros said cities such as Aus­ to indus­ tin and Dallas, which cater emerging high-technology tries, are prospering, while cities along the border and those with oil- based economies are floundering under high unemployment. 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Wagner said the Leipzig Hewandhaus Orchestra has toured the United States three times since 1974 president, said agency officials do not believe tin* problem lies in fund­ ing He said the Kunstleragentur, the last Herman cultural agency, gave him no reason tor canceling the tour the orchestra planned to fly out of Frankfurt, West Germany and the l ast Her­ man government told his agency a year ago the flight would not he a problem. I he last German Dresden Phil- harmonk (.'•n ht'^tro has canceled its scheduled October performance .it the Performing A r t s Center, a Uni \ crsit\ of fir ial said Tridas By MATTHEW MATEJOWSKY Daily Texan Staff W agner said A m e ric a s F in e s t Marcia flarelik I’AC marketing director, said the l ast German or­ c h e s t r a will not perform in Austin Oct 22 because of a funding short­ age I hev couldn't get their fund­ ing together tor overseas travel,” she said The Orchestra was booked through Ka/uko I lillyer Internation­ al, a Nevs \ork agones , and w a s scheduled fora 17-cits U.S. tour Vincent Wagner, K ill senior sice "We know the orchestra wants very much to be here,” Wagner said. Il<' said he could only guess the real reason hv "reading between the lines, hut thought the problem does not concern funding because tht‘ orchestra receives government subsidies. I he West Herman government recently exposed several prominent East Herman spies, and the scandal has had "repercussions,” Wagner said. Relations between the two governments are "generally difficult even in the best of times,” he said. Because of the timing of D r e s ­ den's cancellation and rescheduling most concert halls al­ problems ready are booked for the year the orchestra will not be rescheduled this year. "It's very hard to postpone the tour and reschedule it," he said. Wolfren Bauer, Cierman Demo­ cratic Republic (Hast Cierman) Em­ bassy employee in Washington, said the contract was canceled by the East German government be­ cause of itinerary and flight prob­ lems. Dagmar Barnouw, UT Herman and English professor, said E.ast Ciermany's relationship with West Germany is constantly fluctuating in response to international events. 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F o u rth D e a d ly Sin, Lawrence Sanders Beating victim sues city and APD officers By LISA BAKER and KELLYE NORRIS D aily T exan Staff T h e v ictim o f an A u g 2 b e a tin g bv A u s tin p o lice O ffic e r David M ay field has filed a $2 4 million la w su it a g a in s t M a y fie ld , the ( ltv of A u s tin a n d t w o o t h e r o ffic e rs w h o w it ­ n e s s e d th e b e a tin g J u a n P e n a , a 22-v ear-o ld A u stin e lec tricia n , filed the suit Frid ay after a T rav is C o u n t y gra nd ju ry re fu se d to indic t M ayfie ld S e p t 30 on crimi nal c h a r g e s for b e a tin g Pena o v e r th e hea d w ith a nigh tstick A ustin P o lice ( h ief Jim Lverett fired Mav field s o o n after the incid ent " A l l I'm try in g to d o is get a c o m ­ p e n s a t io n for the d a m a g e h e did to S u n d a v m y h e a d , " Pena " M a y f i e l d c a n 't get a w a v with that. W e are lo o k in g for ju s t i c e " said R a lp h N o y e s , P e n a 's a t t o r n e y , said h e h o p e s " t h e suit will e n c o u r ­ to bring a g e a b o u t s o m e c h a n g e s in th e po lice f o r c e . " t h e C i t y o f A u s tin P en a w a s a p a s s e n g e r on a m o to r c y c le M ayfie ld tried to stop A u g 2 for an illegal left turn T h e m o t o r c y ­ traffic cle d riv e r had o u t s t a n d in g to a w a r r a n t s a nd h i g h - s p e e d rush- h o u r traffic. le ald in g th ro u g h c h a s e fled, T w o o t h e r A u stin police o fficers s t o p p e d t h e m o to rc y c le , a n d Mav- field arriv ed several m i n u t e s later, p o lice r e c o rd s s h o w M ayfield beat P e n a , w h o w as lying on the g r o u n d , with a n ig h ts tic k w h ile O ffic e rs J o s e M u n o z a n d W i l l i a m M a n n o w a t c h e d , re c o rd s sh o w . said. " M a y f i e l d be at him until h e w a s " M a y ­ e x h a u s t e d , " N o y e s field 's s t o r y is that J u a n w a s trv ing to ru n b e c a u s e he raised his head W e in t e n d to s h o w M avfield d id n 't th in k h e w a s g o in g to ru n. FTe w a s in a rag e — h e w as in a psy c h o tic r a g e . " P en a s u f fe re d a c o n c u s s i o n , re­ q u ire d e i g h t s titc h e s in his h ead and c o n t i n u e s to h a v e b la ck o u ts, N o y e s said. P e n a is s e e k in g $2 m illion, and his w ife , s e e k in g J o s e p h in e , $ 4 0 0 , 0 0 0 for " m e n t a l a n g u i s h and s u f f e r i n g , " a c c o r d in g to th e law su it is J o s e p h i n e P en a w a s led to b e lie v e h e r h u s b a n d w a s in a w re c k , th e s uit c o n t e n d s . M avfie ld told her P e n a had d a m a g e d citv p ro p e r ty a n d " s o m e b o d y w as g o i n g to h a v e to p a y fo r i t , " N o y e s said. T h e su it in c lu d e s M a n n o a n d M u ­ n o z b e c a u s e " t h e v stoo d t h e r e — t h e y s a w a c rim e c o m m it t e d in th e ir p r e s e n c e , " N o y e s said " T h e v ju st let t h e b e a t in g take p l a c e . " P olice d e p a r t m e n t officials d e c l in ­ ed to c o m m e n t on th e suit, b u t d e ­ fe n d e d p o lic e training and s c r e e n ­ p r o c e d u r e s , w h i c h N o y e s ing critic i/i*d in the- suit W e feel o u r tra in in g m e t h o d s are s o m e of t h e b e st a r o u n d , " A s s is t a n t P o lice said ( h i e f G e o r g e P h if e r t im e to " f h e y are r e v ie w e d tim<- and a m e n d e d as n e c e s s a r y as a m a tte r o f r o u tin e " from T h e 1 Bl also is p r o b i n g the* in c i­ d en t for p o s sib le civil r i g h t s v io la ­ tion s, N o y e s said F iv e w e e k s a g o , FBI A g e n t T h o m a s McC l e n a g h a n " i n t e r v i e w e d m v c lie n t at l e n g th a n d fo u n d o u t w hat h a p p e n e d b lo w by b l o w , " h e said McC l e n a g h a n r e a c h e d for c o m m e n t c o u l d n o t b e " f h e FBI h a s a h i s to r y o f g e t t i n g in v o lv e d w h e n th e local a u t h o r it i e s "1 d o n ’t d o their |ob," N o y e s said think w h e n in to t h e c ase , it's a sign th e local ju d icial p r o ­ c e s s h a s s o m e p r o b l e m s . " t h e fe d s g e t N o y e s said th e g r a n d |urv that d e ­ c lined to indict M a v fie ld " w a s w a y o ut of l i n e , " a n d he a n d P e n a h a v e a s k e d T rav is ( o u n t v D istric t A t t o r ­ n e y R o n n ie E arle to tak e t h e c a s e b e fo re a s e c o n d g r a n d ju rv " W e ' r e not g o i n g to let it r e s t , " N o y e s said " H e (Fiarle) t o o k t h e ( A t to r n e y G e n e r a l ) Jim M a t t o x c a s e to th re e g r a n d |une^ a n d w e w a n t h im to inv e st thi^ kind o f a t t e n t i o n ju r o r s a r e silly in this c ase . G r a n d p u ttv in th e h a n d s o f l a w y e r s if t h e y w a n t an i n d i c t m e n t . " A u s tin P olice Lt. R o b e r t W isia n said a l t h o u g h M av field h a d at least 21 c o m p l a i n t s lo d g ed a g a i n s t h im i n his 13-y e a r c a re e r, o n l y f o u r w e r e ru led valid. W isian said h e did n o t know' how' m a n y o f t h e c o m p l a i n t s filed a g a i n s t M a v field a lle g e d u s e of e x c e s s iv e forc e. " Y o u can a rres t s o m e b o d y a n d th e y 'll g e t m ad and file a c o m p l a i n t a g a in s t you , b u t that d o e s n 't m e a n y o u violated a n y p o l i c y , " W i s i a n said. " I t ju st m e a n s th e v w e r e u p s e t at b e in g c a u g h t . " A s s is t a n t D istrict A t t o r n e y S t e v e M c C l e e r y said after t h e g ran d ju ry iss u e d its re p o rt, h e still felt t h e c a se w a s " le g a l l y s u f f i c i e n t " to s e c u r e an i n d ic t m e n t . M Z . C o l l in s , S e p t e m b e r g ran d ju ry f o r e m a n , said a l t h o u g h ju rors b e lie v e d M ayfield " o v e r r e a c t e d " in t h e b e a t in g , th e v s aw n o re a s o n to " a p p r o a c h i n g " c o n d e m n him for t h e s u s p e c t . A n o t h e r g r a n d ju r o r in d ic tin g s h e v o ted a g a in s t said M ayfield to s h o w su p p e r* for th e p olic e d e p a r t m e n t " I d o n 't s ee w h a t s u p p o r t i n g the polic e ha s to do- w ith c rim e s b y po * iice o f f i c e r s , " N o y e s said . " I f th a t h a d n 't b e e n a po lice o ffic e r, t h e re w o uld h a v e b e e n an i n d i c t m e n t . ' NOW rallies on abortion rights law The Daily Texan Monday, October 7 1985/Page 9 By PATRICK SHUEY D aily T exan Staff T h e N a tio n a l O r g a n i z a ti o n rallied S u n d a y on for the W o m e n s t a te C a p it o l s t e p s to s u p p o r t the U .S . S u p r e m e C o u r t 's R o e vs. W a d e d e c i s i o n , w h ic h legalized a b o r t i o n , b u t m a y b e re v ie w e d w h e n t h e c o u r t r e c o n v e n e s M o n ­ d a y . I h e U .S . Ju s t i c e D e p a r t m e n t re­ q u e s t e d J u ly 15 that t h e c o u rt re­ v ie w t h e 1973 d ec isio n . M a ry C a u k , T e x a s N O W lo b b y ­ ist a n d n a tio n a l board m e m b e r , said t h e d e p a r t m e n t r e q u e s t e d the S u p r e m e C o u r t " g o b a c k " o n the 1973 R o e vs. W a d e d e c isio n — " o n e o f t h e m o s t m e a n in g f u l d e c i ­ s io n s that h a s e v e r b e e n m a d e . " for w o m e n L in d a C o f f e e , o n e o f J a n e R o e 's a t t o r n e y s , s p o k e at t h e rally and w a r n e d S u p r e m e C o u r t n a r r o w in g th e fo cu s o f the R o e vs. W a d e d ec isio n . a g a i n s t th e C o f f e e said th e c o u r t m a y a t ­ t e m p t to n a r r o w th e b re a d th o f the d e c i s i o n p articu larly the s ec tio n fo c u s i n g o n w h e n d o c t o r s d e fin e t h e f e tu s as life s e p a r a t e from th e m o t h e r . C o f f e e said th e original R o e vs. W a d e d e c i s i o n left that a s p e c t o f th e d e c i s i o n o p e n to m e d ical d e f i ­ n it io n s , w h ic h c h a n g e w ith a d ­ v a n c e m e n t s . " P r o c e d u r a l r e s t r i c t i o n s " also c o u ld n a r r o w th e s c o p e o f th e d e ­ c is io n by re q u irin g t i m e - c o n s u m ­ ing e x p l a n a t i o n s o f v ario u s o p ­ tio n s for p r e g n a n t w o m e n b e fo re a b o r t i o n s cou ld be p e r fo r m e d , C o f f e e said. " I d o n 't a n t ic ip a t e a frontal re ­ t h e y versal of th e d e c i s i o n , " s h e said. " B u t (the S u p r e m e C o u rt) m a y c o n t in u e to n a r ro w the d e c i ­ s i o n . " I h e o n ly c o n f r o n t a t i o n s at the rally, w h ic h b r o u g h t a p p r o x i m a t e ­ ly 100 p e o p l e to t h e C apitol step s, w e r e b e t w e e n s ig n h o l d e r s j o c k e y ­ in g for p o s itio n b e f o r e telev isio n ca m e r a s . R o b b ie W a r n e r , a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f T e x a n s for Life a n a n t i - a b o r ­ tion g r o u p — said h e d o e s not a n ­ ticipate a c h a n g e in a b o rt io n laws. " A c h a n g e m ig h t c o m e a fte r the a p p o i n t m e n t o f a n e w c h i e f j u s ­ tice, w h ic h m a y tip t h e s cale s in o u r f a v o r ,” W a r n e r said. " I t w o n 't b e d rastic, b u t will be a w h ittlin g d o w n of t h e p illa rs " o f th e d e c i ­ sio n. t h e said W a r n e r t h re e m ain privacy, p o i n t s o f th e d e c isio n t h e fe tu s as n o n - p e r s o n a nd th e m e d ical viability o f th e u n b o r n w e r e d re s s e d by C o u rt. faulty, a n d m ig h t b e a d ­ t h e next S u p r e m e o f " T h e s ection rig h t-to -p r iv a c y w a s an e x t r e m e ly b ro ad i n t e r p r e ­ t a t i o n t h e C o n s t i t u t i o n , " W a r n e r said. " A n d th e n o n - p e r ­ son a r g u m e n t w a s w h a t h a p p e n e d in 1857, w ith th e D re d S c o tt d e c i ­ sio n (w h ic h d ec la re d b lack s n o n ­ p e r s o n s ) . " W a r n e r said m e d ica l a d v a n c e s h a v e p u s h e d th e viability o f the fe tu s , as an ind iv idu al life, into th e s e c o n d t rim e s ter, s h o r t e n i n g the tim e a b o r t io n s are legal. C o ff e e said th e R o e vs. W a d e d ec isio n largely c o n c e r n e d w o m ­ e n 's rights, in a d d it io n to d e f in i­ tio n s of life. Women select signs at a NOW abortion rights rally at the Capitol Sunday. Gubernatorial hopefuls Clements, Hance, Loeffler launch ‘White Out’ at college Republican meeting By JOE YONAN Daily T exan Staff T h r e e R e p u b li c a n g u b e rn a t o ria l h o p e f u ls S a t ­ u r d a y called G o v . M a rk W h i t e 's a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a failu re a n d lo b b ie d y o u n g G O P m e m b e r s for s u p p o r t in t h e 1986 g o v e r n o r 's race. F o r m e r G o v . Bill C l e m e n t s , fo r m e r U .S . Rep. K e n t F i a n c e a n d U .S . R e p . T o m L o effle r each c la i m e d to be th e p a r t y 's b e st c a n d id a t e against W h it e . "1 can w in this r a c e , " H a n c e told th e s t a te w id e m e e t i n g o f C o l l e g e R e p u b li c a n s o f T e x a s . " M a r k W h i t e k n o w s it a n d his p e o p l e k n o w i t . " C l e m e n t s , w h o w a s a p p l a u d e d w h e n he e n ­ tered th e r o o m , said h e w o u ld s t a n d on his re co rd . " T h e r e w a s not a hint o f sca n d a l in m y fo u r y e a r s in A u s t i n , " he said. L o e f f le r said , " I urge you to jo in the Loeffler b a n d w a g o n ... I 'v e n e v e r lost an e l e c t i o n . " A b o u t 10 0 s t u d e n t s from a c r o s s T e x a s a t t e n d ­ t h e p r o g r a m , d u b b e d ed O u t . " L o e ff le r a nd C l e m e n t s are U T g r a d u a te s. " O p e r a t i o n W h ite " T h e m a in p o in t o f this, o b v io u s l y , w as to h ig h lig h t G o v . W h i t e 's d ism al re co rd , and 1 t h in k t h o s e p o in ts w e r e b r o u g h t u p , " U f s t u ­ d e n t C r a ig B u r n s , C o l l e g e R e p u b li c a n s state c h a i r m a n , said a fte r th e m e e t in g . All t h r e e c a n d id a t e s criticized White1 for the $ 4 . 6 billion tax bill p a s s e d in the 1984 special s e s s io n a n d v o w e d to find o t h e r w a y s of i n c r e a s ­ ing t h e s t a t e 's r e v e n u e . " O n e b ig c o m p a r i s o n to m a k e b e t w e e n K e n t H a n c e a n d M a r k W h it e is K e n t H a n c e p a s s e d the la rg e st tax c u t in th e h is to r y o f th e c o u n t r y , and M a rk W h i t e p a s s e d t h e la rgest tax i n c r e a s e in the h is to r y o f th e s t a t e , " H a n c e said. H a n c e , w h o is e x p e c t e d to a n n o u n c e his c a n ­ d id a c y M o n d a y , is a fo r m e r b u s i n e s s law te a c h e r at T e x a s Tech U n iv e rs it y a n d f o rm er state s e n a ­ tor. J o h n T o w e r 's C o n g r e s s i o n a l W h ile still a D e m o c r a t , f i a n c e lost to fo rm er state S e n . Lloyd D o g g e t t in th e p rim arv race for seat. U .S . S e n . H a n c e s w it c h e d from D e m o c r a t to R e p u b lic an s o o n a fte r t h e race, w h ic h D o g g e t t lost to U .S . S e n . Phil G r a m m , a n o t h e r D e m o c r a t - t u r n e d - R e - pu blican . C l e m e n t s , a m u ltim illio n aire o ilm a n w h o start­ ed as an oil field r o u g h n e c k , said th e r e w a s a $1 billion s u r p lu s in the state b u d g e t w h e n he left the g o v e r n o r 's office. C l e m e n t s w'on th e 1978 g o v e r n o r 's race a n d w as the s t a te 's first R e p u b li­ can g o v e r n o r s in c e R e c o n s t r u c t io n . L o effler said , " W e h a v e to m a k e c erta in (a tax in c re a se ) o n l y h a p p e n s o n c e , a n d th a t a fte r next year, h e 's g o n e . I'm h e re to tell y o u a s y o u r next g o v e r n o r that t h e r e will be n o tax i n c re a s e until the re is a v erv th o r o u g h e v a lu atio n a n d s tu d y o f all e x istin g p r o g r a m s . 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Classes are free and non-credit; most last four weeks and begin Oct. 14, unless specified otherwise 471-3614 COUNSELING LEARNING, *ND CAREER SERVICES ♦ J Page 10 The Daily Texan/Monday October l 1985 Protein in blood helps body accept transplants By JUDY JONES Daily Texan Staff University researchers are developing a new process to make surgical implants more compatible with blood b\ using the body's own substances The technique uses albumin, a protein found m blood, to coat .1 surgical im­ plant's surface, ^aul Robert Eberhart, chairman of the joint Biomedical I ngi- neering Program at the I I Health S c i ­ e n c e Center at Dallas and U I-Arlington "N o t only does the process inhibit the clotting of blood on the surface, it also inhibits the immune response. Eberhart said. Eberhart and several of his students re cently received a patent for their tech­ nique, which t a k e s advantage of albu­ min's tendency to attach to free fatty acids in the blood Patients receiving implants usually are given drugs to knock out the bodv s im mune system and to help prevent the im­ plant's rejection But the drugs also ren­ der the patient defenseless against postoperative infection Patients also are routinely given an­ ticoagulant drugs to prevent clotting, but the drugs thin the blood and can cause bleeding. Hydrocarbon chains are bound at vari­ ous sites tii the implant's surface. W hen the implant is put into the bodv, albumin from the patient's own blood recognizes the hydrocarbon chains as tatty acids and binds to them Once the implant is in place, "albumin rapidly and completely covers the plas­ tic,'' Eberhart said. Douglas Lloyd, U1 -Austin assistant professor of chemical engineering, said a different method must be used to bind the hydrocarbon chain to each kind of polymer. Eberhart said when research is com­ plete, the technique will be applied to the entire range ot medical plastics currently in use. W ith help from two students, Eberhart already has applied the technique on ma­ terials used in making artificial hearts, kidneys, blood vessels and other surgical implants. 1 he procedure was first suggested by one of Eberhart s students, Mark Munro, in 1974. 1 he researchers currently experi­ ment with d o g s , and expect to use the process on humans in a few years. Even after the process is approved tor human use, patients probably will be giv en anticoagulant diugs until doctors are tin- drugs are not needed, certain 1 berhart said I here's so much we don't know vou dare about how the bodv works not put tlu* patient at r i s k , he s a id Artificial heart recipients may risk s u t tenng strokes after surgery, I berhart said Doctors believe clots that form on the heart's plastic surface and break away and travel to the brain mav cause strokes I he new process tor preventing clot formation would remove the current primary danger associated with the artifi­ cial heart,” l.berhart said. I he albumin coating prevents blood substances from i ausing t lotting, he said W ith Eberhart's technique, im­ mune system does not recognize the im­ plant as a foreign substance, because the plastic is coated with a substance normal­ ly found in the blood the Eberhart said the albumin layer will be indefinitely renewable. W hen each albu­ min molecule ends its biological life, the molecule f a l l s apart and is swept aw ay bv the bloodstream, but the hydrocarbon chain remains Another albumin molec­ ule from the blood then attaches itself to the implant's surface, lie' said. So tar, Eberhart has shown the albu­ min layer does renew itself over short pe­ riods about 10 days. Longer-term ex­ p e r i m e n t s are more expensive and will require more funding, he said. I he next step in the research will be long-term animal studies. Eberhart said he wants to see statistically significant, positive results after four or five months before asking the Federal Drug Adm inis­ tration tor permission to do clinical t r i a l s with people. "W e are years aw ay from seeing it ac­ tually ust'd in people,” he said. Sung W an Kim, University of Utah professor of pharmaceutics and bioengi­ neering, saitl he does similar research, using a pharmacological approach, to prevent blood clots on the plastic im­ plant's surface. Kim uses a process sim ilar to Eberhart's to attach a hydrocarbon chain to the plastic polymer. Instead of having the patient's albumin coat the surface, Kun attaches a heparin-prostaglandin congugate to the chain. I he combination prevents clotting un­ til the bloodstream removes the drug af­ Incorporating heparin ter a few hours into the polymer extends the technique's effectiveness, Kim said. FAST CASH I 24 HOURS A DAY WHERE YOU ARE. Only driven once A large sinkhole opened Tuesday at a Jacksonville. Fla., car dealership, swallowing two trucks, a car and a motorcycle, and destroying a service building Sinkholes are caused by water being drained Irom underneath the surface, making the land collapse. Associated Press Conference surveys college computer uses By LAURA BEIL Daily Texan Staff Representatives from as far away as Singa­ pore, Israel and Sw eden discussed computer use in academic research, computation and instruction at a conference hosted by the U n i­ versity. E D U C O M , an organization of about 500 colleges and universities, helps in the use of technological developments on college cam­ puses. N early 750 E D U C O M representatives met at the H yatt Regency Austin for three days last week. Charles W arlick, U T Computation Center director, said, "T h e organization is more aimed at a sharing of technology helping colleges and universities address the problem of using computers effectively.” The program included speakers and about 40 panel discussions in the mornings, with tours, demonstrations and discussion groups in the afternoons. O n e panel discussed increased student use of personal computers, and representatives c»f "com puter intensive campuses shared expe­ riences and ideas. W ayn e Danielson, UT professor of journal­ ism, said, " U T is considered a computer in­ tensive campus along with schools like Car- negie-Mellon, Brown and Dartmouth. That means there are a lot of computers installed, with a lot of access to other com puters.” Danielson heads Quest, a 10-year program to use personal computers in instruction at the University. "T here was a general agreement that on these (computer intensive campuses) people were more efficient — for example, with word processors, people wrote more, Dan­ ielson said. "B u t there was still a question of quality,” Danielson said. Som e people believe comput­ ers' increased production does not necessarily mean increased quality, he said. Danielson said the nature of computer in­ I here are tensive campuses was changing. more labs and more emphasis on learning by doing. There is also an increase in the access to com puters," he said. For example, a reserve computing room in the Perry-Castaneda Library will open in N o ­ vember and will be available to students, Danielson said. Another discussion, on intellectual proper­ ty rights, centered on w ays to develop rights of ownership of material distribution so a pro­ fessor gains something. W arlick said, " If a professor writes a text­ book, a publisher makes a profit and the pro­ fessor is paid a little bit. But today if he devel­ ops equivalent equipment on a computer, that can be easily copied ” There should be restrictions on computer programs, resembling copyright laws on liter­ ature, W arlick said. I he University has been preparing for the conference for about a year, Warlick said. "T h is was quite a prestigious conference for us to have," he said. Stanford University hosted the 1983 confer­ ence, and Harvard U niversity hosted the 1984 conference in Cambridge, Mass. W arlick said the most popular tour during the conference was of U 1 computing facili­ ties. Tickets were issued according to tour preference, and " W e almost had people fight­ ing to get tickets to come on campus to see the facilities," he said BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE...WANT ADS...471 -5244 k,^ bTvd7 First Nc*fR is vour campus connection w hen 11 comes to the convenience ot automated hanking. With the onh automatic teller machines on campus-and six machines tochm se Irom-vi h i can get vour cash last whenever you need it, wherever you are. Look for a First Net machine at these campus area h x ati< ms: The Texas Union; Academic Center-W est Mall (two m achines); RLM Hall; Jester C en ter-in sid e, east entrance; Jester C enter-outside, west entrance; and Tri-Towers— 801 West 24th. riRsrCiTY. M iih Ik t s I DK 1 I ' W i K m u - J oufai ¡ 3 MaMi-re.inl" and \ ISA* applt «>nl\ l> >i p arik ipaiinu i num. In the Daily Texan. October 9 The D aily T o xa n /M o n d n y O c to b e r 7 IB S ! '-Kjf By MIKE HAMILTON Daily Texan Staff Dodge passes rally Longhorns over Owls, 44-16 Quarterback sets records, silences boos T h e days of Texas fans booing quarterback Todd Dodge may be over. So may be his days on the bench. John Moore Da<¡y Texar Staf< Texas’ Everett Gay is brought down by Doug Adams of Rice after catching a fourth quarter pass Saturday. Gay caught two passes for 46 yards d idn't jeer his entrance for the first time this season. Dodge com pleted three passes for 59 yards to set up a 32-yard Jeff Ward field goal as time expired in the first quarter. Texas began to take control of the g am e in the second quarter behind D odge. The Long ho rns took posses­ sion at their own 37 after Eric Metcalf returned a Rice punt 12 yards. O n third-and-six, Dodge hit for 23 tight end William Harris yards to the Rice 36. After a loss on a ru nning play, Metcalf ran a fly pattern out of the backfield, blew past linebacker Ed Freeny and caught Dodge's perfect strike for a 40-yard touchd ow n and a 10-6 lead with I 1:30 left in the half. "I like help ing out any way 1 it's c a n ," Metcalf said. "W h e th e r running, ru nning hack punts or catching passes. 1 just like running. My job on that play is just to run up the field and the linebacker couldn't keep up w'ith m e ." Texas increased its lead to 13-6 on W ard's 29-yard field goal set up by C h alm e r A d am 's fu mble recovery on the Owl 19. Rice had an op portu nity to tie the gam e, with a third-and-goal inside the Texas 1 But two quarterback sneaks failed and Rice never got back into the game. "G oal-line stands are g re a t," line­ backer Chris Duliban said. "T h ey build up y o u r confidence and take away the other team 's confidence. If you can stop them with your backs to the wall, you can stop them a n y ­ tim e ." " O u r goal-line stands helped to­ n ig h t," Akers said. T h e y were a big boost. T h e y make you feel g o o d ." Duliban felt good enough to inter­ cept a pass to set up Texas last score of the half. Defensive end Jam es M cK inney hit Com alander's arm and Duliban grabbed the w o b ­ bly pass and returned it 26 y a r d s to the Rice 34. Stafford re-entered the gam e and com pleted his only two passes of the gam e to set the 1 ong horns up at the Rice 14. Two plays later, fullback Darron N o r r i s took a handoff 5 yards up the middle for a to uchd ow n and a 20-6 lead with 39 second s left in the half. i e x a - put the gam*1 a wav earlv in the third quarter. After a punt set T e x a s up at it- ow n 9, the ball was moved hack to the 4 on a illegal pro­ ce dure penalty. But Dodge went for broke on the first play and found wide receiver D onovan Pitts 5 yards See Longhorns, page 18 For the second week in a row, Dodge replaced starter Bret Stafford and gave the offense a jump start, this time setting tw o school records while leading the L onghorns to a 44-16 victory over Rice before 69,471 at Memorial Stadium Saturday. "I had my earplugs on to n ig h t," said D od ge, w h o completed 11-of- 19 (at least six of the incompletions were catchable) for a school-record 359 yards and three to uchdow ns. "1 wasn't listenin g to anything. I was just glad I could com e in and help us w i n ." D odge ca m e in after Rice slowed the L on g h o rn s' rushing gam e by keeping nine defenders within three yards of the line of scrim m ­ age. Th e fifth-year senior opened up the L on g h o rn s attack with play- led them back action passes and from an early 6-0 deficit. " W e w ere a little hard-headed — we probably stayed with the ru n­ ning g am e too lo n g ," Texas Coach "T h e y stacked Fred Akers said. eight or nine people up there and said 'W e 're not going to let you run.' I never figured they'd outrush us and we'd outpass them. That's d iffe ren t." Rice took its early lead on two drives that covered a com bined 19 yards. C harles Hunter fumbled on the L ongho rns' second possession and the O w ls recovered on their own 48. Six plays later, Jam es H am ­ rick nailed a 53-yard field goal for the first score of the game. regular d eep A n oth e r Texas miscue set up Rice's second score. Paul Jetton, in for snapper Terry S te elh a m m er while he was te m p o ­ rarily inju red, snapped the ball over punter Jo hn Teltschik's head. By the time Teltschik the ball, he had no chance to get away a kick and he was tackled on the L onghorn 6. Rice got a first down on the 3 on a roughing the passer penalty, but the Texas d efense held. Hamrick hit a 20-yard field goal to give Rice a six-point lead. tracked down T he L o n g h o rn s to make m istakes but overcame them en ou g h to take a 20-6 halftime lead. continued Dodge entered the gam e after Rice's second score and provided an im mediate spark. The crowd might have seen what was com ing since it Horns dump Rice, win Texas Classic By RONNIE G. ROBINSON Daily Texan Staff Volleyball Mick Haley pulled double duty this w eek end . Texas' volleyball coach watched his team win both their conference op ener against Rice 15-6, 15-12, 15-4 Friday and then a close ch a m p io n ­ ship match against Ohio State 15-9, 20-18, 12-15, 12-15, 15-11 in the T ex ­ as Classic Saturday at Gregory Gym nasium . Texas d ow ned O h io State quickly in the first gam e of the ch a m p io n ­ ship match but in the second, the Buckeyes and the Longhorns tied 11 times befo re the final result. With both team s locked at 18, an attack error from O S U 's Victorea Wright and then a final kill from Texas' Laura N e u g e b a u er gave Texas the game. During the match, the crowd and their displeasure coaches voiced with the officiating on a nu m ber of calls, inclu ding the question of in­ terference by a ball girl. However, Haley and O h io State Coach Jim the referees' Stone played down p e rfo rm ances in the match. t e a m , " Sto ne said. "T h e y m ade mistakes, but so did our " W e got som e calls but there is not a whole lot you can do. I try not to m ake a huge deal out of it because then our players will begin to think of other things b esides winning the next p o in t." "I it's w h en the players d on't do w h at you want them to do think is when the gam e gets out of co n ­ tro l," Haley said. " A n d the official's decision may have a whole lot to do with m o m e n tu m ." M om entum w ent O h io State's way the next two ga m es as they led from start to finish, capitalizing on Texas' errors at the end of both g am es to force a deciding fifth. The fifth gam e was tied at 6 until the Longhorns made a num ber of attack and hall handling errors for an O SU 11-7 lead, forcing a Texas timeout. After the timeout, Texas blanked O h io State by scoring the next eight points for the victory. Haley's talk during the timeout had a simple message: win. "Basically, 1 said we have the best team, but we aren't maximizing our e ffo rts ," Haley said. "I said you just have to man together if you want to be successful. "T h e y knew exactly what they the to do. Everybody needed stands knew what they needed to do. They just needed to relax and do i t ," Flaley said. in T h e 1 0 t h - r a n k e d L o n g h o r n s raised its record to 8-4 with its victo­ ry over O hio State and Rice. In Fri­ d ay's game, Texas overpow ered conference o p p o n e n t Rice in three quick games. Rice Coach Dehhie Sokol said she See Volleyball, page 18 Texas’ Eva Murray sets for Jackie Campbell against Ohio State Saturday. Steven Newton Daily Texan Staff 46-year-old Niekro notches 300th victory, at last Associated Press T O R O N T O — Phil N iek ro , w h o s e f l u t te r in g k n u c k le b a ll brought his first 299 major league wins and the nicknam e "K n u ck sie," put his b read-and-butter pitch aside to go for his landm ark 300th victory Sunday on the last day of the 1985 season. So it w as with an assortm en t of screw balls, fastballs, "d ead -fish " slip-pitches, cu rves and the o cca­ sional fastball aw ay that Niekro led the N ew York Yankees to an 8-0 pasting of the Am erican League East cham pion Toronto Blue Jays. It w as only with twro out in the ninth inning, a runner on second and slu gger Jeff Burroughs at the • See complete baseball roundup, page 18 plate that Niekro w ent back to three consecutive knucklers and struck his form er team m ate out swingin g to end the gam e. N iekro's Yankee m ates — led by his brother Joe, also a knuckleball pitcher — rushed to the m ound to congratulate him , as a Toronto crow d of m ore than 4 4 ,000 rose with a w arm ovation. "I alw ays w anted to pitch a gam e w ithout throw ing a knuckleball," said Niekro, w ho finished the sea­ son with a 16-12 record. " A lot of people thought I cou ld n't get peo­ ple out without the knuckleball." He certainly proved that he could, in the process b ecom ing at 46 the oldest plaver to pitch a major league shutout. Niekro gave up just four hits and th ree w alks, four strikeouts to m o ve past Ferguson Jenkins into sev en th place on the all-time strikeout list with 3,197 a lo n g with N iekro said the highlight of his dav w asn't the baseball game, but w h en Joe gave him good news about their 72-year-old father, Phil Niekro Sr., w h o is severely ill in a hospital in W heeling, W .V a ., with internal bleeding. " T h e nicest feeling of the whole day is w h en Joe told me nght after I came off the m o u n d that they took mv father out of intensive care this m o r n in g ," Niekro said The Niekro brother- plan to flv to to see their fa­ W heeling Mondav ther. w ho learned the knuckier him­ self as a -em i-pro pitcher and taught it to both his sons " I 'm going to take him mv hat Phil the baseball, and give him said. and visited Joe Niekro also stepped in as w arm -u p catcher before the ninth the mound inning, w hen B u r r o u g h s v*as hatting to see if his brother w anted to consider an intentional walk. also had planned to pitch in relief, it Phil had not been going for the shutout. Joe By WILL HAMPTON Daily Texan Staff There's really only one thing to say about Todd D od g e 's re cord -se t­ ting performanc e wi passes of 96 v ards 80 v a r d s and 40 vards1 another school record Dodge, not surprisingly, given the criticism thrown his way earlv th¡- season, said he felt m arvelous " T h e rer ord s o m e th i n g you're going into the gam e to break, hut it felt g o o d ," D odge said isn't Whic h just goes to show vou, f er nando, it's also how vou feel, not just how vou l o o k the- Dodge felt t h e boos w hen h* e n ­ í exas o p ener against tered Missouri He felt the boos w h en he threw ar interception in the -am* grime W orse ve t , h e let th< tans get to him " T h e firs* game, 1 have to admit, yeah, I did (hear the bcx>s) and I think it affected my p e rfo rm a n c e ," Dodge- said Not onlv did D od g e si­ lence the- boos, the tans gave him a standin g ovation w hen it was a n ­ nounced during the game that he had broker, the school record for sin gle-game passing yardage "( The standin g ovation, w¿i- very " M y te a m ­ satisfying," Dodge s a i d mates, coa* hes and family really stood behind me and pulled me through this — they've* been g r e a t." Texas ( oach Fred Akers, w hen asked if Dodge had won th* -tarting ¡oh, had this to say: " H e 's No. 1 with a lot of fo lk s ." Let m* tell vou, I like A k e r s sai d the wav both our quarterbacks are playin g I don t think either one- of them could be considered a n o n ­ starter W e have first-team quarterhac ks two W hen D odge replaced starter Bret Stafford , Rice was leading, 6-0. The O w ls defense shut dow n the ru n­ ning game by stacking eight and nine men on the line of scrimmage See Dodge page 18 TCU overwhelmed by Arkansas, 41-0 By GAYLON KRIZAK Daily Texan Staff FO R T W O R TH O n e could al­ most picture Arkan^a-> Coach Ken Hatfield addre-'-Mng his team after its 41-0 annihilation of TCT Satur­ day, pleading v\ ith the Razorbacks to at least sweat a little before the reporters show ed up What could have allowed it to happen so easilv1 More positive karma levels ' Superit r c o a c h i n g Fewer plaver s u s p e n s io n s 1 " O u r defensive and offensive lines complettlv controlled th« :;ne of scrimmage, Hath* d said - im­ ply. "T h a t was the difference in the g a m e ." the backfield. N ot receivers seconder, linebackers and kickers. This on* was ever, hit as close as the score indi* died to mention ' T h i s is definitelv the m o s t d i s a p ­ pointing l o s s I've had in 2 5 years of Jim co a c h in g ," said TCL Coach \ \ acker, and how' o uld an v o n e not beleeeve h im 1 Arkan^a- dom ina­ r o n w a s painstakingly thorough from start to finish four cards and Tw elve R a/orback s carried the ball at least once, com binin g for 532 ru shing to u ch­ d ow n s W hen the si* w er-but more- powerful s t a r t i n g backfield left the game with a 28-0 lead in the third quarter, vounger-but-notice- ablv-faster reserves added the last 13 points without skipping a beat the Add the 125 c a r d s and one torn h- dow n rolled up bv quarterback C.reg T h o m a s on just six p a s s com ple­ tions, and the offensiv e phase of the Hogs demoliti* n derbv w as con' plete. "W e just didn t get tired T h o m ­ as said " W h e n we practiced, we knew we had som ething in the back of minds that we lost it l ast vear We mst had different things go through out m i n d s that we don t want to lose this game, we want to go ahead and put it out of reach. While T h o m a s and the offense played their mind gam es with TC L . the S o u th w est C o nference-leading Razorback d efense had something a little more physical in mind. " W h e n we plav good together a s a team, w e'r e going to plav good defensive tackle Rodnev like this Beach urn said This is our second shutout this \ear and w e'r e hoping w e have a lot more SWC Standings Soutt go for 20-o r-m ore vards, including Thoma^ 27-vard touch­ dow n pass in t h e third quarter to wide-open h.efback Bobbv |oe Fd- m o n d - ifter a -law es- plav-action fake. 1 just thought 1 don t w a n t to Tust get Thoma-- said miss it him the bail and don t underthrow it or overthrow just don t miss it, him. 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CENTRAL EXPW Y 75243 if Texas comes up short at Westwood W om en’s Tennis By JEFF BECKHAM Daily Texan Staff It'^ hard to play well when you're fatigued Although the h-x.is women's ten ms team placed players in both the singles and doubles finals of the Westwood Invitational Tournament Sunday, the players left with two second place finishes Longhorn Anne Grousbeck lost to Rene Simpson of T( U in the singles final, 6-4, 6 3, and the team of ko byn Field and Beverly Bowes lost in the doubles final to Kim I abus chagne and Karen Marshall of T exas A& M , 6-2, 6 3. Grousbeck reached the final by defeating Wendy Wood, the 1985 Southwest Conference singles champion, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 Grousbeck was down 1-4 in the second set be fore winning six consecutive games from the tournament's top seed. In the final game of the third set, Grousbeck won three points in a row to break Wood's serve and win the mateh lefthander patiently In the final, Simpson played a very steady game for her victory. fielded I he G ro u s b e c k 's p o w e rfu l groundstrokes and waited for an opportunity to ( lose out eat h point In the doubles final, Field and Bowes never led as the team from A & M took advantage of five service breaks to win in straight sets B o w e s only won her serve once as I abus chagne and Marshall played an ex­ cellent all-around match to win "Overall, I thought this was a good opportunity to evaluate how we look at this point of the year," Coach Jeff Moore said, "W e often don't play well at Westwood be­ cause it's early and we are in the process of hard physical training ( )f the eight singles entries, only two lexas players advanced to the quarterfinals I hree of the four don bles teams advanced to the quarter finals "I was pleased with the team's play overall, but I w a s extremely disappointed in our top rec ruit I i leen fell," Moore said, "She will have to show a lot more commit! ment to our program to be an a s set." I ell, the No 2 seed, lost in the quarterfinals to eventual champion Simpson, 6-3, 7-5 Sh< was heavily recruited and chose Texas over Stanford, ( alifornia, and U ( I A In the consolation championship, C laire I vert of SM U defeated Mar me Ochoa of K U I 6, 6-1, 6-0. Fvert is the younger sister of profes­ sional t e n n i s player ( hris I verf Lloyd. Longhorns perform at LSU, Texas A4M By MADISON JECHOW Daily Texan Staff M en’s Tennis The Texas men's tennis team opened its 1985-86 season T hursday and Triday with team m e m b e r s traveling to both Louisiana State and Texas A& M for tournaments, and although the results were not fantastic, Texas Coach Dave Snyder said he was not disappointed. "W e knew by splitting the team up we would be a little weak," Snyder said. "W e got some good ex­ perience and some match play and that's what we really needed " Thursday at the LSU Invitational, Texas' Royce Deppe and Doug Pielet both made it to the second round in singles competition but in singles competition but round lost in doubles during the first round to Arkansas' Joey Blake- and Simon Robinson, 6-4, 6-4. Deppe fell in the second round of singles competition to Blake. Pielet advanced to the quarterfinals but lost to Razorback Richard Schmidt, 6-4, 6-3. Friday, Robert Ba/an, C harles Beckman, John Boytim, Chip Leigh­ ton, Robert Rutledge and Fred Thome, who was originally sched­ uled to compete at LSU, played at the A & M Invitational Ba/an, Rutledge and Thome lost in first-round singles while Beck­ In the second round, man, Boytim and Leighton ad vanced, all with straight-set victo ries the remaining I onghorns were knoc ked out of singles competition Beck man and Boytim in three sets, Leighton in two. 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Cincinnati Bro th er Ja c k H en n O hio 452 46-5618 S ta te Z ip Age #070-10/85 Yugoslav films reel thing in ‘Coca-Cola’ Page 14 The Daily Texan Monday, O ctober 7, 1985 By PARRY GETTELMAN Daily T exa n Staff film Disclaimers are a whole I In: genre unto themselv es, and ( »h,a ( o/a Kid features one of the .ill time greats: three stern para­ graphs stating and restating that in no wa\ purports to present an accurate account of the activities of I he t oca C ola C o m p a ­ its subsidiaries or affiliates m ro \ustralia past present or fu ­ ture the film llu is the scene is sot for Musan Makavejev s offbeat lampoon of the American m arketing mentality I lie po m pou s legalese is a slvlv suitable introduction for Y ugoslavian exile Makavejex s cornu lecture on inter national b usiness of the I he film focuses on the ultimate corporate m a n ife s ta tio n mindset becker a blond, whole som e, Harvard M H A and ex-Ma 1 his whiz kid line from \tlanta tro u b le s h o o te r d e s c e n d s upon C oca-C ola s Australian head qu ar­ ters, and proceeds to start looking fot som e trouble to shoot. \s plaved b\ I in Roberts, Becker is part corporate strongman, part football coai h and p.i11 James Bond. Me is ,?// fu ndamentalist preacher, spreading the gospel of Coca-Cola and the American wav Me con ­ ducts a b usiness conference like a high tech rev ival meeting, complete with electronic m aps and religious dogm a Roberts e xu des so much well- scrubbed centei parted, Bible Belt zeal that it is ditfic uIt to believe this is the sam e actor who placed the sleaz) loser in StarSO and the street hustler in I lie P ope ot G reenw ich \ i//age llis Georgia accent is thick with sincerity, and his identification with the i harac tor is complete, even m the' most outrageous moments. 1 he film has a hum orous plot re­ volving around Becker's discovery ot a godless town where no C oke w hatsoever is sold He immediately The film has a humorous plot revolving around Becker’s discovery of a godless town where no Coke whatsoever is sold. resolves to get the better of the local s o t t drink manufactu rer, I G eorg e McD owell (Bill Kerr) lerri, Becker's flakev, distinctly Bohem ian secre­ tare- (Greta Scacchi), has the hots for him, and Becker is, of course, s e ­ cretly love with her, w h o |ust hap p e n s to be secretly related to old I George. in The adversarial dialogue betw een lerri is funny, but at­ Becker and t e m p t s at broad c o m e d v are less successful. Scacchi (H eat a n d Dust) is gorgeous, and her lust tor Roberts is well plaved, but she seem s slight­ ly stiff and self-conscio us w h en d e­ livering com ic lines. Kerr, w h o was magnificent as the uncle in G,illipoli and a s a journalist in The Year o/ / iving D angerously, d oes not have much of a part to work with a s T. G eorge, a standard-issue crotchety old eccentric. Screenwriter I . G eorg e bursts I rank M o orh o u se wastes some ideas with real p o ten ­ tial When into C o ke headquarters with a proposal tor a joint project, M cC oke (with a great slogan, "T v e r y bloke should drink M c C o k e "), M o orho use turns the confrontation into silly shtick, and the scen e d o e s n ’t quite work M oorhouse, a well-known A u s­ tralian writer, adapted the scre en ­ play from two of his short story col­ lections, The Am ericans, Baby and the aw ard-w inning The Electrical Experience. He has other film UT students scale models, not ideas By PATTI CUMPIAN Daily Texan Staff is intended The First Biennial Student Exhi­ bition " t o reflect a cross section of first-year w ork" of the University's architecture stu­ dents, said Michael Jord an, assist­ ant professor of architecture. their to produce Jordan and C harles Cap plem an, associate professor of architecture, su m m er session com bined studios large the am ount of work now on display at the Battle Hall Architectu re and Planning lib ra ry . Jordan and C a p ­ taught one of the pleman each four studios offered to first-year students. The school plans to have an ex­ hibition every Se p te m be r, alternat­ faculty and ing yearly b etw een student designs. Jordan praises his stud ents who survived the rigorous su m m er ses­ sion. "W h ile our pu rp ose in life is not to weed out, the program is rather strict," he said. In order to receive a bachelor's degree, an architec­ ture student m ust com plete a five- year program. But despite the in­ s u m m e r - s e s s i o n t e n s i t y , sections had a " z e r o attrition ra te ." He said the first-year pro­ gram inclu des a "s m a tter in g of e v ­ erything that the architect com es in contact w ith ." th e The exhibition will benefit n o n ­ architecture stud ents with an in­ terest in design, as well as profes­ sors and students of architecture w ho are so involved in their own work that they do not know what their peers are doing. The first room o f the two-room exhibition is entitled " T h e Galactic F air." The original for the project belongs to Richard Sw al­ low, professor of architecture, but idea this year Jordan and C applem an designated the Imperial Garden of Katsura in Japan as the setting for the landscape. T h e y chose the site for its interesting topography: it inclu des a lake with islands and a ridge of hills. The model, produced on a 1/192 scale, is eight feet square. Jordan said the buildings are not really buildings at all b ecause there is " n o client, no function and no re­ sponse to the e n v iro n m e n t.” W hat the model d oes sh o w is the inte­ gration of a small-scale co m m u n i­ ty. to see d uring Probably the biggest influence on " T h e Galactic Fair" was the " M e m p h i s " exhibit that the class the design went stage of the project. " M e m p h is " was d one by an Italian design group and is noted for its flashy use of bright colors. Also included in the first room of the exhibit are th ree-d im ension­ al m odels derived from a set of illustrations of the ordering sys­ tems. As Jordan said, "A rch ite c­ ture just d o e s n 't spring into exis­ tence — the ordering system s and models are very im portant." T he second room of the exhibi­ tion is entitled " A House for a Col­ it, each student d e ­ lector." signed a hom e for a scholarly person w h o collects the work of a particular artist. In The First Biennial Student Ex­ hibition is open during regular A rc h ite c tu re L ib ra ry h o u rs through Nov. 15, on the second floor of Battle Hall. Greta Scacchi shows how the right look can cure those old steno blues. scripts to his credit, but here seems som eho w uncom fortable with the form. Individual lines and scenes are extrem ely good, but there are spare is happening. intervals where nothing c o m m e r c i a l ) Fortunately, the sound track (in­ cluding Tim F inn's wry parodv of a c r a c k C o k e cinem atograph y (by Dean Semler, of M.nl Max fame) help the film over the rough spots Roberts' char­ acter is sci strong that the viewer never loses interest in the storv and The C oca-C''ola Kid isn't the fu nni­ est film you'll see all vear, but it's one of the most am using e x a m in a ­ tions ever of the ethics of m u ltina­ tional marketing. Becker puts capi­ talism in a nutshell: "T h e world will not be totally is available e v e r y w h e r e ." free until C o ke The Coca-Cola K id, directed by Dusan Makavejev, at the Varsity Theater. 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V isa / M a ste rca rd Accepted Pa g o 16 The Daily Texan M onday October 7, 1985 M E R C H A N D ISE RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 250 M usical 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 370 _ U n f. Apts. 32nd AT IH 35 A V A LO N APTS. 1 B E D R O O M $345 E F FIC IE N C Y $375 W A L K TO C A M P U S f XTRA LA R G E W A I K I N C I O S E T S O N SITE IA U N D R Y 472-4245 108 Place Large Furn. Eff. Move In Today e Dishwashers/Disposal e Swimming Pool e Potio/Losmge/RSO G ull e Individual Storoge e Bookshelves e ' block to IF shuttle 10 15 • laund ry foe ililies e Resident manugei Furn eff $33 5 plus f 4 5 ? 1419, 453 2771 108 W 45th St ’ 7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Consecutive Day Rates 15 word rmrwnom Each word 1 time Each word 3 ftmes Each word 5 Hmes Ecu h w >rcl 10 times 28 $ $ 774 $ 117 $ 1V0 $7 795 $ r-0 $ 6 R 1' „,y fjrd woid n jnd Vih i DEADLINE SCHEDULE Fr«ia y Horn M o n d a y Texan Monday Ham Tuesday Tesa-' Wednesday Tfntnrt Tuesday 11am Thursday Texan Wednesday Ham Today Texan Thu» sday Horn In the e ve n t of e rro rs m ode in an ad v e rtise m e n t notice most be q iven by 11 a m the first doy os the pub lishers a re re sp onsib le for only O N I incor reef in se rtion All claim s for ad justm ents shou ld be m ode not Inter th a n 30 d a y s after p u b li­ cation. 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S e rv ic e s EMPLOYMENT 7 7 0 7 8 0 7 9 0 8 0 0 — G e n e r a l H e l p W a n te d 8 1 0 — O fllc o - C le r lc a l 8 2 0 E m p lo y m e n t A g e - id e s E m p lo y m e n t S o 'v ic e s P a r t tim e A c c o u n tin g - B o o k k e e p i n g 8 3 0 — A d m ln ls t r a t lv e - M a n g e m e n t 8 4 0 — S a le s 8 5 0 - R e t a i l 8 6 0 — E n g in e e r in g - T e c h n ic a l 8 7 0 — M e d ic a l 8 8 0 — P r o fe s s io n a l 8 9 0 — C lu b s -R e s ta u r a n ts 9 0 0 — D o m e s t lc -H o u s e h o ld 9 1 0 — P o s itio n s W a n t e d 9 2 0 — W o r k W o n te d BUSINESS 9 3 0 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s 9 4 0 — O p p o r t u n it ie s W a n te d IS P Building, Room 7 200 7500 Wh.M Monday through Friday 8am 4:30pm 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 T R A N S P O R T A T IO N T R A N S P O R T A T IO N T R A N S P O R T A T IO N T R A N S P O R T A T IO N 10 — Misc. Autos 20 — Sp orts-Fo reign 70 — M o to rcycles 130 SENIORS-GRADUATIS R e a d y for a b ra n d n e w c a r? N eed ♦© establish credit in your •wn name2 Alternative financ mg N o pnor < redtt history or CO s qne' necessary N o down pay ment N o payment for 3 months 442-7214 198 1 I rnt oln (. ontmeotal M ark VI 5>g town car nature Series 39 0 0 0 miles every availab le option 1985 Lincoln Co''iff nnntnl signature series 7 00 0 miles every available option 1988 C a d io c Heetwood. 11000 miles exi ellent condition every avail ab le option Call 473 3744 10-25 19 ’ 9 M< ’NT! Carlo condition 3 2 ? 977? ■ dot 10 II s ; >00, TOYOTA Celtta Brown 160 OCX) 5600 negotiable city 30mpg highway 495 4 cpeed ng 1973 V tO A *1 wagon c• n $500 AM/FM 477-7155 10-7 idrtit 1979 CAPRI RS. 4-speed 58 000 m. suniool new ’ires A M F M cassette $7500 Coll 479-8711 10 9____________ '8 DATSUN 810 Automatic air clean runs greof priced to sell Coll 331 0465 9 W E'LL FIN AN CE 1976 Vega, silver me- tallit on 3 speed stick, 66 000 mile*, n r e •' 4 6 ' "1 $1895 N o interest 10 >0 ’ Ot Al stm RV l TE1 lO R D tar sa 469-5634 10-8 kp over payments __________ iu 19 ' 4 M A i P U ( rssrr tomate AC, radio 2 new tires and bat tery V8 engine Excellent running candi- S950 758 1084 ? .8 3355 10 ¡I d loe P S PB 1976 M O N TE Carlo -60000 mi, runs great Sunroof. AM, I M cassette $1000 46 ’ 1844 Dee 10-U Autos 1978 l?0i, 42 000K on factory rebuilt runs strong 4sp sunroof $5250 neg alter 5 30 377 5396 10-10 ____ Í ? TOYOTA Célica Supra, excellent shape must sell 444 8938 10 15 loaded negotiable ____________ 78 780Z blk blk 93K recent paint brakes removable sunroof Kenwood stereo Sspeed economical 8. reliable $5000 negotiable call 487*0144 Mike 443 1644 John, 10-24 78 PONTIAC Grandprix excellent con Ittion li -w mileage fully loaded 1 top bestoHe. 4/4 5130, 451 0878 10 8 RARE 1969 3007 Til, fast $ 1400 1976 loyota station wagon 5 speed $1 100 Wanted w retked M G fis 454 9098 10- 1 1 _ 1977 780/ 4SPD, A/C. 80k miles ser vice rei (’ids i all for long list of extras 499 8319 10 9 ________ 1984 B M W 118i -bronce 5 speed air sunroof ustom sound system 20,000 miles still under warranty excellent con Jition $13 799 448 74/8 479 9761 _________________ 1 0 - 1 1 M U S I S F ll V W Beetle in o good condi­ tion $600 441 4184 or 385 4751 10-11 83 RABBIT 77 000 miles, AC, AM/FM cassette excellent conditran $4995 441 6397 10 10 8? DATSUN 310GX silver and black, new tires and brakes L ’mpg $4500 4 78 4360 46/ 6624 10 9 1974 M AZDA RX 4 station wagon, runs great, AM/FM cassette AC 4 speed only $1050 4 76-6945 evenings 10 8 •9 AUDI Fox Be-oe 4-door 53,000 miles AM FM At $2800 neg 478 1132 10-11 (.all 30 — Trucks-Vans 1976 D O DGE romper van Sleeps 7 automatic CB stove stereo $10(/'. Austin RV 5/09 Burnet Rd, 46/-7197 10-10 __________________ refr.gerator '81 DATSUN 4X4 great shape, must sell, low .’..lecige call Bril mornings 458 4005 10-10 ’9 H O N D A CX500 Custom 1 -.000 miles Í -ood condition must sell, $1000 neg 46/ <’858 after 4 30pm 10-10 1983 H O N D A 450, good shape maroon ’500 miles W in d s h ie ld great deal at $850 rail after 7pm 4 7? _________________ 8583 10-15 OPPORTUNITY SUZUKI 550 Kota-m m ext ellent condition, for informttt'On <-ill Marco 4 79 6295 leave messngp 10 / 1981 YAM AH A 250XT Excellent condi­ tion Only 3000 miles Any reasonable offet welcome Aftpi 5 30pm 4/7 6486 10-7____________________________________ H O N D A 200CM Twinstar; 6700 miles, ex,ellent condition metalln blue 4/R 9/44, Daniel $5 3 5 negotiable 10-9 KAW ASA KI 440* LTD 2800 miles, creampuff condition $1100 or best offei including Bell Helmet 89? 1320 after 6pm 10-9 85 M O PED Suruki Shuttle 1-year-old Good condition $300 4 7 /-0099 leave message on machine. 10 11 80 — Bicycles M E N ’S C UST O M 2 V 10 speed Mayata Brand new Paid $900 will lake best offer 453-6360 10-11__________________ REAL ESTATE SA L E S 120 — H ouses UT FIX up 2V9BR 1BA fireplace wood floors Potential! $145000 Submit all offers terms Call owner/agent Randy Smith Huke 263 515? or Sidney S Smith Realtors 459 8757 nights 453- 7770 10 10_____ ______________________ FOR SALE Spacious Aliándole home on Ii p p shaded corner lot Partially remod eleil do furthei updating and save S 1 Call Mary Prause Dynasty Properties 453 7018 10-7 BU Y, SELL, RENT, TRADE... WANT ADS... 471-5244 130 — Condos-Tow nhouses 2409 Leon New Condos for Sale or Lease P re-L easin g For Fall T he Stoneleigh is a newly constructed condom inium project con ­ sisting of 26 spacious units. These 1-1. 2-2, and 3-3 floorplans will be available for August 1 occupancy. Besides being less than a h alf block from the W C Sh u ttle stop, the Stoneleigh provides m any outstanding am enities w hich include a pool, roof sundeck, elevator, security system, covered parking, decks, wonderful views of Austin and a full appliance package Project open 8-5 up ekd avs anytim e bv appointment L or information c all 451-8249 COOK CONSTRUCTION 474-7628 C ond os - T o w n h o u se s 2 2 FURNISHED or unfurnished walking distnnc e from campus, close to law school $8? 500 negotiable Coll 4 79 0733 10 9 C O N D O S FOR sah' owner finance 5 % down to campus Coll Maria or Bob 451-274? 346-6201 10 24_______________________ start at $44 9 SO Close FOR SA IF Executive 3 7 north central FHA N Q Nf loan best value *n Austin $71.900 135 0475 10 7 townhome DEC ( JR A : block from campus $55 000 Bring offer owner/agent 4 /6 ()S 6 r> 10 10 C O N D O " 1BR 1’ vBA on 7 floors Fans blinds 2 blocks from UT $79 900 4/6 3123, (713)932-6433 10-11_____________ M E R C H A N D IS E 190 — A p p lia n ces G A S HEATERS, some insulated 8000 t(’ 35000 BTU/HR $10to$/'> Call 4/8 8900 after 4pm 10-8 2 0 0 Furniture- H o u se h o ld SALE O AK desk oak chest metal dresspr with mirror $35 each Call Michael Lol ton, 47/ 0997 4 78 7/9/ 2021 Manor Kd K) 8 ______________ ( ARH I RE M N A N I ■ $130 Car mats, 50c Truckbed remnants $8 Repairs restretching 835 524? 1° B • \ ■ • HIDE A-bed for sale $175 327 8341 10 9 210 — Stereo-TV PIO N EER LASERDISC Playet and 21 movie discs $300 01 best offer 445-2052.10-7_______________________ ID 1100 ALMOST N E W RCA 13 color TV Eler tronic tuning, used only 3 months $165 firm 928-2292 10 10 _________________ V< R |BM Aj loss a.,,,, if i less remote 105 CH cable» eady load $245 928 229? 10 10 ,,¡,j ,v,rP front 2 2 0 Com puters- Equ ip m ent SUPER S A V IN G S IBM PC XT. AT com- puler IBM systems available now System 36. System 34 System 38 Se nes/1 computéis, peripherals and up grades for lease and for sale N ew and used Valley Computer 44? 1973, Dar ten W aldrep H) II ATTENTION MAC users complete 51 ?K upgrade for only $180 Call 4 76 3081 after 6pm for details 10 9 CO LO R CO MPUTER all you need for EE 345K Tape recorder, Editasm more Only $19 78.10-10____________ ? SMITH Corona cartridge typewriters with carrying cases $80 each, price negotiable 474 8471 10-10 240 — B o a ts MASTER C R A H 198,1 power slot. .151 Ford 150 hours, stereo, light blue gal vamzed trailor, cover Phone 4 76 4337 10 11 250 M u sical Instru m en ts Instru m ents S P R IN G S !?F N , R F A ItfS bc»>tlegs and mate Alien Nation used records new location 4808 Duval 454 9098 Medi ,ph,le 4/3 8597 10 15 .11 VF R H A Y N IS Huto excellent condi ,„.n $3 >00 After 6pm 755 5 9 7 t 10 8 300 — G a ra g e - R u m m ag e Sa le s PATIO A N D household furniture sewing machine air conditioner trailer mirrors barbells lamps ski boots 444 1119 448 S08) 10 9 BU Y, SELL, RENT, TRADE WANT ADS... 471-5244 340 — Misc. 10 » O FI Vintage f lathing with this od at The Armadillo, 7 101 S ( onqress 9 6 Fn Sun 10 3 1 _ ANY Sl/F or rut loose diamond Whole sole prires/40 7 0 % off 8 130 Rurnel David Kendall Diamond Broker Visa/ M C 335 IZ U a n y tim e 10 31____ _____ F( >R SA IF Brother correct o Boll eleclnr typewriter w -ase like new1 $160 Atari i?K homecomputer w extras1 $70 Bell Magnum III helmet $45 Craig, 345 14/4 10-9___________________________ IN D IA N PAKIS1ANI A Bangladesh gro - pr.es snac ks pre rer orded movies and song c assettes avoilcible al M G M Orien lol Foods 9700 N Lamar Open seven days Coll 835 6937 10 11 I SEDUCE AGGIES MOMS bumpersticker Burnt-on-white re movable vinyl ? J 4 x 15" Fits most v« hides $3 00 each includes taxes and check or money order shipping please payable and mailed to BF ST BUMPERS P O Box 200987 Austin, Texas 78720 198r> Best Bumpers Publishing C.o RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts. Alpine Forest Efficiencies MOVE IN TODAY! .$295 i F u rn is h e d <>r U n fu rn is h e d • Newly Remodeled i New curtains & carpet) • S h u ttle to I IT C a m p u s • A C & Appliances • Laundry Room • Lots of Parking 4558 A ve. A (at the corner of 46th & Ave At 45 4 8903 T - T r r r r r r r r r T T T r ✓v L f’nlnt'ij ¡ j „ Itiarlmenh Available Immediately • f ully F urnishttd • 1 Bdrm 1 Bath • KK Shuttle • Walk to Law School • ALL BILLS PAID 4 7 8 - 9 7 7 5 3401 Red River / WALK TO CAMPUS DOS RIOS 2818 GUADALUPE NEW! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ m ic ro w a v e BR 1 BA C o vered parking. ■ . individual washer/ f ^dryei a preleasing for fall ceiling fans, CA/CH, ^ ^ 1478-4271 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 474-0971 + M O V E IN TODAY IF shuttle, month to month lease, pool, laundry room, C A / C H , one b ed ro o m $350, $200 depos.t. 102 W e s t 38th, 454-1292 Leave message 10-21 MOVE IN TODAY! Best prices in Universi­ ty orea, all sizes. 477- 2004. 1 BEDROOM $345 Small complex in H yde Park and on IF shuttle All apartments have bar, large walk in closet, ceiling fans, extra large windows overlooking courtyard and pool 4 20 9 Sp eed w ay, 458 1850, 451-6533 CEN T R A L PR O PERTIES, IN C 10 28 1 BEDROOM $325 Secluded, small, quiet complex in park like setting N icely furnished and c a r­ peted 6 09 East 45tb Street, 453 1418,451-6533 C EN TR A L PR O PERTIES, IN C 10-28 Vacancy Special Discounted Rates Furnished/Unfurnished $395-$450 A L L BILLS P A ID one or two bedrooms All have e central air, c entral heat e mirnblinds Most hove e dishwasher • g a rb a g e disposal e ceiling fans e sky light 2212 San G ab riel 474-7732 or 452-4639 10-7 PARK PLACE A PA R T M EN T S 4306 Ave. A 2 BR, $460 + E/month Covered parking, built-ms, IF shuttle, gas cooking and heating paid Call Liz, 458-9809, leave message. 10-14 $285 + E W e are looking for quiet, conscien­ tious nonsmoking students interested m o lorge efficiency in H yd e Park CA/CH, laundry, deadbolts, no pets. 458-2488 10-n Next time you feed your lace, (L '/> think about your heart. American Heart Association WERE FIGHTING FOR KXJR LIFE TH O U SAND S O f rock and pop song books Alpha Music Center 611 W 29th 477 5009 10-U HYDE PARK effitienuev near shuttle, gas and water paid $7 75 300/mo 452- 3590 10 78 130 — C o nd os-T ow nh ouses Compus Convenience e eff.r iency/one 6/1 W est 31st $ 2 9 5 0 0 e 1/1 1609 Hartford $325 1302 A e 1 1 C h e e ry w o o d $315 00 FSA Harnson Pearson 472 6201 10 18 1 BEDROOM $295 N ice quiet location across the street from park ond close fo Loke Austin N O PFTS 700 Hearn, 476 4370, 451 6533 CENTRA1 PR O PE R T IES, IN C 10 28 FREE RENT LU XURY C O N D O M IN IU M S N EA R H A N C O C K C EN T E R SH O RT rER M LFA SES A V A IL A B L E HALE A B LO C K F R O M SHUTTLE 1, A N D 2 BR, FIRE PI ACE C E IL IN G f a n F R O M $425 O P E N H O U S E 9 2 8 F A S ! 40TH A RCH PR O PER T IES, 4 6 / 2377 10 18 $FALL SPECIALS $100 * $100 * $100 * 1st month 2nd month 3rd month NEW ORLEANS SQUARE APARTMENTS Large 1 and 2 bedroom apartment* Immedi- cite move in On shuttle route close to shop pina oreo For more details coll 454 253/ or 454 2 538 1200 Broadmoor 10 29 Best buy $ 3 5 0 rent 2 b r , 1 ba Cloth­ ing optional building with security Close to UT and Capitol 3 blocks to shuttle, 50 ft pool, spa, pool table First come first serve O p en 9am 9pm 476-5875 10-4 HYDE PARK Townhouse large 1-1 in small complex All opplionces Corpet and drapes, pool laundry and on site manager $395 Call David McNeil Company, 4 78 3533 or 458 1634 to 8 EFFICIENCY EXTENSIVELY remodeled One block to UT, by Eastwoods PuA, lots of charm and character Ceiling tan laundry $375 459 9095 10 9 360 — Furn. Apts. GREAT O AK 1 block low school Spo ctous quiet 7 7, ceiling tons CA/CH pool 7900 Swuher 4/7 3388, 172 7097 10 16 MOVE IN now 7 block off 76th I I ? ! Writer gos poid N ew appliances new carpet N(. pets LaCasitd Aportments 79 0 0 Cole 487 9154 10-7 WF SI C AM PU S large furni$hed efficien ry Ccirpet drapes pool, and foundry $335 4/8 1533 or manoqer ot 476 8590 _ ___________________ 10 8 f Coll David McNeil Company W A IK TO compus Shuttle and city bus targe efficiency Mouno Km, 405 F 31st 472-2147.10-10___________________ 1 B tO C K west UT Large IBR apartment lorge yard built in bookshelves storage closet quiet moture mdividuol N o pels 4 74 171? 10 16_________________ ______ RO O M M A Tl PR O B IFM S ? Rent your own furnished efficiency ond wolk to compus Coll 457-1387 10 8 D U P lfX W A LK IN G distance to UT Hot tub microwove W/D wood floors $550/mo N o pets 345 371? 451 1528 10 7 _______________________________ HALF M O N TH Free rent West campus large efficiencies All opplionces carpet and dropes, pool, laundry, ond on site manager $335 Coll David Me Neal C o ,4 7 8 3533 or 4/6 8590 10 78 ?BR Newly furnished covered parking Shuttle ond city bus Laundry Facilities 3121 Speedway 469 0403 10 9 _ IBR FURNISHED al 30? W 38 Afl apph anees gas ond water paid, ’? block to shuttle 453 400? 10 31________________ MUST RENT 3BR unit during Xmas VOCO lion Dec 2 7 Jan 10 out of town guests Rocky Eves 444 4215 10 II __ 370 — Unf. Apts. 3 7 5 00 + E Largo one bedroom with study W e are looking for a quief, conscientious nonsmoking individual or couple in terested in a small complex near Northcross Private pafio, fully carpet ed, draped, CA/CH, laundry, dead bolt N o pets 4 5 8 -2 4 8 8 10-31 PARK PLACE A PA RTM EN TS 4306 A ve A 2 BR, $460 + E/month. Cov ered parking, built-ms, IF shuttle, gas cooking and heating paid Call Liz, 458 9809, leave mes sage 10 14 THE A RCH W AY Apartments, 2506 M a n o r Rd (close efficiencies, $275/mo • E 478 362? 10-18 __________ to UT), HYDF PARK Small quiet complex Iarg« efficiencies with all opplionces Carpet, drapes, pool, and laundry Gas and wo ter paid $315 Call David McNeil Com­ pany, 4 78 3533 or manager 458 8893 10 8 32ND ANDTOM GREEN Adorable furnished effi­ ciencies. $310. 454 6135. N S PROPERTIES 10-7 COTTAGE CHARM Efficiencies ond 1BR apartments in park setting Fully furnished, shuttle route 2 city bus routes laundry room Storting at $280 • E K EN SIN G T O N SQUARE CLOSE TO CAM PUS O N E W EFK FRFF RENT I For more info call Wyott ot 4 / 6 2633 after 6 pm ond weekends 441 0385 10 14 ♦ WALK TO CAMPUS4 RIO NUECES 600W. 26 1 bedrooms furnished Furnished Balconies Security, Á 2 Shuttle Stops, Plus eler trie A v a i l a b l e N o w A wail a h ip M o w \ 474-0971 474-1004 LARGE IBR. 800 Sq. ft, 6 closets, $3/5 plus gos electricity Southernoire Apart mentv 33rd Tom Green 453 4082 10 SELL IT! C A L L 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 360 — Furn. Apts. LEASE FOR $0 DOWN 1st Months Rent Furniture Charge Hassle — Just Friendly Professionals Reasonable Offer Rejected NO NO NO NO We Will Beat Any Offer to Qualified On Eff. — 1 or 2 Bedroom Prospects Units. T H E X k > A P A R T M E 2124 Burton Drive Davis & Assoc. Management Co. MOVE IN TODAY! 444-7880 TALK’ S CHEAP W e Liste n T o W h a t Y o u Can P a y, T h en W e Lease T o M eet Y o u r Pocket-Book P ro p e rty B ig Supervisor Says Lease or Give-A-W ay “ 10” A pts. — (T h is W eek ) • No 1st Months Rent • No Charge For Furniture • Shuttle At Front Door • Rem em ber Only “ 10” Deals ★ Willow Creek Hills Apartments MOVE IN TODAY! 1 9 1 1 Willowcreek b u c h d o w n I S i l v e r a d o ! Phase II o f Silverado, A u stin ’s most popular condom inium s has touched dow n! W e ’re celebrating and yo u ’re invited! Jo in us for our Phase II G ra n d O pening. C o m e see S ilve ra d o ’s quality craftsmanship, perfect floorplans, great ptxd and spa, É and luxurious clubhouse. Explore our furnished models. C heck out our close I T shuttle boarding station. Rendevouz w ith our Phase I crew of voting progressives enjoying i arefree i ondom inium living in the shadow of d o w n tow n Aii'-tin! Easy qualifying; ow ner financing. C o m e to Silverado, the perfect launching pad for your future and the best real estate investm ent in town! LEASING AVAILABLE in d is CO ND OM INIU M S 840 Burton D rive O ff Riverside Models O p en 11 a.m, • Telephone (512) 448-2606 to 5 p.m. D aily Davis & Assoc. Management Co. 440-0010 444-0014 A Luxury Condom inium W ith Everything. Including 103 Years O f History. 1 won tv-six exclusive condominum residences with a prestigious west campus address, heated pool, whirlpool spa and monitored security sys­ tems. Featuring fireplace hearths which have been painstakingly crafted using bricks from I he University of Texas' lirst Main Building. In the new Old Main Condominiums, no detail has been overlooked. We've even built-in a "past" on which you can build a future. M i T in.-- i L D O 807 \X 25th M A I N A u s t i n . Texas 7H7I >5 (512) 472-H605 Available A u g u st 15, 1985. THE 305 APTS. NO Fair Offer Refused NO 1st Months Rent Make Your Best Offer And Be Ready To... Move In Today 459-4977 D avis & A s so c ia te s M A RK X X A PTS. NO Rent Till Nov. I NO Furniture Charge NO Hassle, Small Friendly Complex Sorry, Only 4 Left 3818 Guadalupe 459- 1664: f ü i m m m i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i m i i I ACT IV Apartm ents j NO Rent Due Till Nov. 1 NO Furniture Charge Make Your Best Offer and Be Ready To Move In. • 1 BR Furn. $350 + E • Near Law School • Shuttle Bus at Corner S 3311 Red River I 4 7 4 - 8 1 2 5 I milllHNIIHIHNIimilMMINIIIIIlf TIMBERW00D APARTMENTS N O 1st Months Rent N O Furniture Charge N O Shuttle Problems W E A RE ON TOP O F CAMPUS. MOVE IN TODAY! • Large Eff. • Finest Location in U T Area • Shuttle or Walk to Campus • Fireplace BETTER HURRY! 2 6 th & S a n G a b rie l 499-8712 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL ANNOUNCEMENTS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES 4 2 5 — Rooms 5 1 0 — in te r ta in m e n t- 5 9 0 — T u to rin g 750 — Typing 750 — Typing 750 — Typing The Daily Texan/M onday O ' tober / 1965/Page 17 4 2 0 — Unf. Houses S u /a n or f d 10 8 370 — Uni. Apts. 390 — Unf. Duplexes *0 0 Condos- Townhouses $100 Deposit Newly Renovated 1 & 2 Bedrooms with F ront F ire p la c e s , D oor Parking. Gas Utilities Paid. Just A Few Left! Call N o w . . 454-2636 BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE... WANT ADS... 4 71 -5 2 4 4 1 1 $ 3 3 5 0 0 $ 3 4 5 0 0 , v a u lte d ceilin g a r id sky light, c e ilin g fo n c o rp e te d c o m p le te kitch en, m irro re d closet, p a r q u e t en try, p riv a te la u n d ry factlt ties, lo c a te d o n W o o d w a r d b e tw e e n IH 3 5 a n d C o n g re ss d im r tly across fro m St E d w a rd 's U n iversity Please c a ll 4 4 7 7 0 7 7 or 4 5 8 2 5 / 7 A p a r t m e n t lo c a t o r C o o p g F IN A L L Y , A F F O R D A R IE b o u sin g I ir th e sch o o l y e a r C O L O N Y N O R T H la r g e 1 a n d 2 B e d ro o m n fio rtn .m .is fe a tu rin g la r g e livin g s p a c e vine a r o u n d kitch en c o u n te r /b a r G o o d s ized b e d ro o m s a n d 15 ft closet h a n g m g s p a c e S ta rtin g a t $ 115 C a ll Porfi n o a t 4 5 2 7 2 0 ? lO -H B A R G A IN « N 1 I 7 blocks b o m UT 7BH 1BA duple» ecHI fix up d /6 4 8 ', I 6 5 1 0 10 9 4 / 8 refngw ator, neoc sbullle $ 4 7 5 / 2 I A ' rT>o Rock Properties 135 1151 10 1 / 38 7 lb and M uptovxood C b ac G A R A C -i A P A R lM fN T I block to UT Irirpp rooms and ./olk in closet ( piling Ions b ee laundry facility $ 4 5 0 4 5 9 9 0 9 5 10 9 C L E A N t 1 unit 6 0 0 .ÍA C am eron Rood neat UT bus $ 4 2 5 $ 2 5 0 Deposit A ber 5pm 4 5 9 - 0 / 2 3 10 7 I tilocks to ompus $ 5 4 ' / ' I Bl I 'RC.Jf.tt/ m onth A B I’ A / hr*' It ( oil o ber 1pm 4 / 6 9 3 8 6 If! 7V 7411 SLAUGHTER la n e 4 plex } ?, (ar fan pet#d draped $ 4 2 5/lease 3 4 6 0 9 6 1 10 10 Porter Properties fireplace retling WEST 32ND H ardw ood floors, 2-1 for $ 7 5 0 . 11 fo r $450. 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I 6 A p plicatio n s m a y b e filled out at 919 C o n g re s s w ith 4th flo o r receptionist 8 4 d a ily E O F 10-10 O n e o f Austin s finest sp ecialty stores n e e d s p a rt tim e s a lesperson in m en s s h o e d e p o rtm e n t $3 8 ‘’ hour C o m m issio n A p p ly at Frost Brothers m ens s h o e d e p a rtm e n t at N o d h c ross M a ll o r c a ll 4 5 1 -6 2 6 2 ext 2 7 6 10 7 S E C U R IT Y O F F I C E R p ositions a v a i l ­ a b le p a d tim e M a tu r e d e p e n d a b le , p e o p le o rie n te d o fficers n e e d e d N o minim um w a g e s p o id U n ifo rm s fur n ish ed F x c e lle n t o p p o d u n ity fo r stu­ d ents C a ll Z I M C O S E C U R IT Y C O N S U I T A N T S M F 1 5 pm 3 4 3 7210 10 8 THE CASTILIAN F o o d S e r v ic e bos a n u m ber o f p a d tim e p osition s a v a ila b le with flex ib le hou rs C o n ta c t M r G a g e o r M r Sh ield s, 11th f lo o r C a stilian F o o d Set vice, 2 3 2 3 S a n A n to n io Street, 4 7 8 1732 E O E M / F / H 10-4 750 — Typing <0 PRPERS-TO-GO y-4 2807 San Jacinto Austin. TX 78705 1 block North of U T Campus GENERAL WORD-PROCESSING W e work around your schedule. 476-9290 We do it all for Less! 790 — Port Time Ig r a n d o p e n i n S 6 -S 2 0 PER HR. SALARY PART-TIME EVENINGS A P P L Y 5-8 pm M O N -F R I Dobie Center Guadalupe St. Entrance 2nd floor, Suite 24 50 Immediate Telemarketing Positions Walking distance from campus For ambitious individuals with good communication skills. 5:30 to 9:30 M onday/Friday 9:00 to 1:00 Saturday Schedule Flexible W e offer an attractive benefit package and training program. Tela-Saver Services, Inc. 469-5621 890 — Clubs-Restaurants e m p lo y ­ Im m ediate Ennumerators ment. needed, updating the Austin City Directory. N o selling. Pleasant, full o u td oor work, time, part time, male or female. EO E. Apply in person 9 am to 3 to work, pm ready IH- Mon-Thurs, 2512 35-South, Ste. 100. LAKEHILLS CINEMA FOUR N o w a c c e p tin g a p p lic a tio n s Fu ll/p art tim e flo o rsta ff p osition s M u st w o rk w e ll with the public P e r fo r m a n c e rais es F le x ib le hou rs A p p ly in p erso n , 2 4 2 8 W B e n W h it e B lvd 10-7 A T T E N T IO N 1 N E E D 6 p eop le to start im bonus Call mediately $ 4 .5 0 an hour Bill, 3 3 9 7712 10 8_______________________ S T A N L E Y SM IT H SEC U R IT Y, IN C has full and part time positions a va ila b le Flexi ble schedules Applications a v a ila b le at 4910 Burnet Rd 10 9 D E E JA Y S W A N T E D . H a v e a goo d voice, top 40, work an d kno w weekends Call 442-3033.10-10 variety NEED EXTRA S? Work a day a week, or month at a time If you hove 1 full day a week, hove reliable transportation and a home phone there is a |ob waiting fo» you W e have temporary assign ments in all areas of Austin for the following • General Clerical • Receptionists • Secretaries • W ord Processors • Data Entry • It Industrial W e offe' high hourly pay weekly paychecks and much more Call today 343-6366 3508 Far West Blvd. Suite #170 [Office Specialists 10-9 L IG H T IN G T E C H N IC IA N S W A N T E D W ill tram, work w eekends C all 442 3 0 3 3 10 10_______________________________ B O S T O N S T E A M E R hiring waitpersons pt/full time, lunch/dinner Benefits 616 E 6 A p ply in person 10 15 A R B Y 'S R O A ST Beef needs night m ana ger an d counter help d ay and night A p p ly at 1715 G u a d a lu p e 10 30 W A N T E D P M line cook A p ply in person. R uby Tuesday, Highland M all 10 7 HARPOON HENRY'S RESTAURANT for N o w accepting applications waitpersons Earn up to $12/hr Also accepting applications for evening bartenders A pply in person, 2 4, of ternoons EO E 6019 North IH35 W a n t a good part time |ob? Bananas and tFie Red Tomato Restaurant are looking for some good people for d ish w a sh e rs shifts availab le A fun place to work. Apply in person between 4 30 5 30 pm, lu n ch /d in n er 1601 G uadalup e 10-11 CALL 471-5244 TO PLA CE A CLASSIFIED A D INSTANT CASH A N D B O N U S If y o u n e e d c a s h to h e lp y o u o u t w h ile a t t e n d in g c o lle g e , w h y n o t d o n a t e b lo o d p l a s ­ m a ? Y o u c a n d o n a t e tw ice in a 7 d a y p e r io d — f o r t h e 1st fo r d o n a t io n re c e iv e $ 1 0 , t h e 2 n d d o n a t io n th e in s a m e w e e k re c e iv e $12 . P lu s w ith th is a d y o u 'll re c e iv e a $ 2 b o n u s o n y o u r firs t v is it. A l s o a s k a b o u t b o n u s p r o - Rra m s . S o h e lp o th e r s w h ile a lp in a y o u r s e lf . M u s t h a v e v a lid ID a n d s o m e p r o o f o f A u s t in r e s id e n c e . D r a w in g h e ld o n c e a m o n t h f o r tw o $ 2 5 b o n u s e s . C a l l 4 7 4 - 7 9 4 1 . A u s t in P la s m a C e n t e r 2 8 0 0 G u a d a lu p e to fo llo w d irectio n s, L A N D S C A P E M A IN T E N A N C E laborers, ab ility n eat transportation a must a p p e a ra n c e Love Your Lawn, 4 4 8 3513 or 443 777 8 10-28______ , W A N T E D P E R M A N E N T full time Ameri can C a b driver Cabs yours all weekend every w eekend James, 452 4 9 6 5 10 28 ____ L A N D S C A P E R H A S imm ediate positions fo r p a rt/ fu ll P a y depending on expedience 3 4 3 2566, call 3-6pm only 10 7 time* w o r k e r s R E SID EN T A P A R T M E N T m anagers need ed for 6umt com plex located at 1700 Houston and 6umt duplex project at 1801 Enfield Rd P ay $ 2 0 0 off rent Call 3 4 6 1984 10-30 ____________ _ H A N D S O M E S IN G E R S with cars and great personalities/full or part time Call M o n key Business. 4 4 5 594 4 10-9 C H R IS T M A S $ mad $ bill $ W h a te v e r reason, earn $5-$15 an hour, the showing tewelry 2 6 6 2 3 9 0 or 345 5976.10-7___________ PART TIME and w ee ken d food server n e e d e d 2021 G u od alup e, D o bie C a feteria 10-10 in p e rso n , A p p ly 810 — Office- Clerical N E A R C A M P U S M ornings O ld fash toned reverse lead typesetting, printing typists, g en eral clerical Also need runners 4 / 4 - 2 0 0 ? 10 8 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT New research project concerned with worn en and minorities in High Tech Careers is seeking expenenc ed, responsible individual Need 60 W P M shorthand and word proces sor/micro computer experience Some col lege or academic orientation useful Do you wont a position which will stretch your capo bilities? Salory of $16.000 $18,000 depend mg on experience plus l>enefits Send resume to Box 7, Huston Tillotson College, 1820 E 8th St Austin, 78702 840 — Sales Large Firm N eed s Cam pus Sales R epresentative To Prom ote A n d Create An Aw areness OF This Com p any On Campus And Solio» Business From All Sectors Of The University Community P*e ter Applicants To Be At least Junior Level Business Majors Graduate Students En couraged To Apply Enquire At Office Of Student Einancioi Aid 850 — Retail PART TIME cashier needed A p p ly at Leon's, Northcross M all 10 10 IM M E D IA T E L Y N E E D E D cashier lady's 0 2 3 4 betw een 2 -5pm 10-11 time Better ready-to w e a r store Call 452- Exp erience preferred Part FULL TIME and part time positions avail a b le for checkers, p ack age clerk and g ro cery clerks A p p ly in person, only to Tom Thumb #71, 2 7 2 5 Exposition Blvd 10-15_______________________________________ 880 — Profession al PASTE-UP person w onted for advertising art departm ent Flexible hours C a m era experience a plus Salary, $4 50/hr 444-1891 Ask for Rob 10-8 CALL 471-5244 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED A D 900 — Domestic- H o usehold 10 7 N E E D A F T E R S C H O O L chiidcore for 2 children in my home 3-5 30pm, O a k Hill a re a Call 892 2912 evenings and weekends 10-7 E X C E P T IO N A L H O U S E K E E P E R needed Must b e stable, h ave excellent driving record, goo d cook, must be goo d with children References required W estlake a re a W o rk hours flexible O p tio nal live in Call 328 3677, 9am 5pm 10 8 PART TIME ca re for 1 child and light housekeeping 3-5 days/wk W estlak e a re a For interview please call 4 7 9 8110 9 5 2 -6pm BA BYSIT T ER FO R 4 y « ^ ~ d d ^ r jT T o 7 2 hours per week Must love children, ref erences, Tarrytown 4 5 0 1633 10 11 B A B YSIT T ER N E E D E D Thursday mornings for 3 month old Must h ave ow n trons portation 4 5 ? 0 4 8 6 10 8 O C C A S IO N A L SITTER needed for love a b le 2 -year old girl Transportation re quired References prefered Please call 34 6 -5 4 9 7 after 4pm 10-11 C O M M IT T E D ST U D E N T sought for part- time childcare M-F, 1 30 5 30 Must lo ve children References 451-1575 or 9 2 8 3 5 3 5 10-11 Full-Time position for child core, laundry, shopping, errands, chauffeuring for 7 year old girl of single working parent Sleep in or out. Sleep m necessary when parent travels W ork late 2 nights week, but come in late those days Call 343 5127 weekdays, 327 5579 nights and weekends References re­ quired 10-11 CALL 471-5244 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD IS NOW HIRING For All Shifts Pay: $4.00-$4.50 per hour Paid vacations — 50% off on all meals. Call: Jim Wells Mon.-Fri. 9-5 p.m. ___ 478-9258____ ★ A U S T IN 'S F L O W E R P E O P L E * Flow er sellers. Full, port-time, w e ek ­ ends Cash dally 440-8777 R E C E P T IO N IS T S A T U R D A Y S from 10am to 4pm Must be d epend able, a b le to work with the public, light typing pre fe rre d 451-7466 10 8 10-30 M E N A N D W O M E N wanted to tram as dance teachers $20 0 per w eek for those w ho qualify Part-time training available, trained instructors p laced immediately A pply in person Arthur M urray Studio at the Village Shopping Center, 2 7 0 0 W est Anderson Ln. 3-5 p.m., 6-8 p m N o calls, please 10-8 BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE... WANT ADS... 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 TORTIRCIZE ROCKJAZZ 1-4891 BALLET Lost and found attracts keys, rings, fake legs Associated Press N E W Y O R K — Almost anything can turn up on the city's subways and buses, and thousands of items reach the system's lost-and-found iniluding three artificial office legs, one wearing a scuffed shoe and half a pair of blue corduroy trousers Skis, wedding dresses, baby tar- riages, diamond rings, thousands of eyeglasses, keys, wallets and single gloves have been turned in. Once, someone found 100 pairs of white spats. "It's amazing what people leave behind I've seen a lot, but there are always a few surprises," says La w ­ rence Woods, supervisor of the transit Authority's Lost Property Unit in Brooklyn. After all, he said, "W e 're proba lost and largest bly one of the founds in the c ountry " This week, W oods' agency is holding its first publu au< tion in five years to dispose of some of the misplaced and unt laimed trinkets and treasures and (lear space for more. W h o says N ew Yorkers aren't honest? ( >n an average day, Woods' office receives 30 to SO items from upright transit passengers and workers. Unclaimed property is held for six months W hatever isn't claimed af ter that time is disposed of, donated to charity, or set aside for sale The 700 lots that go on the auc tion block M onday and Tuesday in­ clude an 18-karat gold Cartier wat< h, a telescope, a fur < oat, a food processor, several folding cots and boxes of dressmaker's shoulder pads "Sotheby's is going to get no com petition from us," said Woods, al though fie noted there will be some- expensive looking gold < hams, rings and watches for sale, plus a few watercolors, lithographs and oil paintings I he office's last auction in 1980 raised $29,000 for the transit sys tern's (X (X < Ü > CO Groups are weltome Circle K w ill meet at 7 p.m. M on­ day in Pharmacy Building 2.110. Please attend and bring your ideas with you. H ille l w ill have Simchat Iorah services and celebration at 7:30 p.m M onday at 2105 San Antonio St H ille l w ill have Shem ini Atzeret services at 10 a.m. M onday at 2105 San Antonio St. Student Eng ineerin g C ouncil will meet and have elections of freshman representatives and asso­ ciate members at 7 p.m. M onday in Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall 1.202 All SE C representatives are required to attend. Others are welcome. U niversity Peace and justice Coa­ lition will meet at 8 p.m. M onday in Calhoun Hall 200. Anyone is wel­ come. U niversity W in e C lub w ill have California tasting at 7 p.m W ednes­ day in the Alumni C enter Reserva­ tions ($8) are due in by 4 p m W ednesday. U I Management Association w ill luesday in the meet at 7:30 p.m Í exas ( a non Stahrles Ko< mi Alcoholics Anonym ous U niversi­ ty (.rou p will meet from noon to I p.m Monday, W ednesday and I ri day in Parlin Hall 103 and from 12:30 p m. to 1:30 p m Tuesday and I hursday in Parlin I fall 310 The Learning S k ills Center w ill offer a math anxiety reduction class for those experiencing anxiety about I nroll from 9 or avoidance of math a.m. to 4 p.m. M onday through I ri day in Beauford II Jester Center A332 For more information call 471 - 3614. Union Dancers w ill have old timey dancing w-ith live music at 8 p.m. Monday in the Texas Union Quadrangle Room. West lexas square danung and contra dancing will be taught. Beginners are w el­ come. The Department of I inguistics will have a colloquium at 3 p.m. M onday in the I ex,is Union East- woods Room John Kingston will be the speaker Akers' Angels w ill decorate the to 5 athletic cafeteria from 3 p m p.m Monday in Jester l ast athletic cafeteria Peanuts® BLOOM COUNTY yovve Hem?, o f course, THATOLIVER iWHPELL JONES 15 m PICTING HALLEYS COMET M U- STRIKE THE EARTH YOU JB 9 T f - r r x r — r v ¡ 1 ** l i i A y fjP /A U d fa a x * ___ 0 | i I by Charles M. Schulz uJE IT S E E M S I K E F VE J Ü E E K 5 b y B e rk e B re a th e d to-; B.C. r p ip You e e r the Vo j V 5.A5 Pq u "HA*' P BY JOHNNY HART 80 H>gh 90 Temperatures Associated Press NATIO NAL W E A T H E R S E R V IC E F O R E C A S T UNTIL 7 P M M O N D AY Austinites can expect morning clouds with partial clearing in the after­ noon. Highs will be in the mid-80s. with southeasterly winds from 10 to 15 mph. The National Weather Service forecasts snow in parts of Washing­ ton, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and the Dakotas Rain is expected in aband from Utah northeast to Minnesota and Wisconsin Showers are predicted in an area extending from Oregon and California southeast to New Mexico and Texas, and east to Nebraska and Kansas I m v i o Sy»6*ca*« L Eyebeam ON CAMPUS, VOU GET TO ) UATCH PEOPLE STARTING ) OUT ON A ll WALKS TODAY'S CRO SSW O RD PUZZLE ACROSS PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED W9 r i \*AJ ■ JL /o 7 4 u r ~ by Sam Hurt _ f TrtAr S ' Í Z ? CL-^fc P ~8E { OF SUCCESS THE cftcurrous o cto u r } OF SUCCESS THE THROUGH THE APT6 ROUTE fqC DET0 UP * UNENDING PURSUE (f pure knouiedg ÍY R M G AND OF I/ESSAYS G E T v V a p t DMAS G ET : UjRSE JAROUS 4 ~8EP uJHlX SNfr /[ I CUTÍ 'HEY PE iO ' Squib p u W x “ljj by Miles Mathis U/4 uis wiJl (h-ooouoyrr: 1 — David 5 Entertainer 9 Apparition 14 God 15 Eight pref. 16 Stam pede 17 Modulate 18 Regan's sire 19 Marshal 20 Self-esteem 21 Stag e fare 22 Hangs fire 23 Nervousness 25 Urchins 27 Cut 28 Spiral 29 Unclose poet. 32 Operatives 35 Kept 37 Alight 38 Golden touch king 39 Expertise 40 P i c k ---- 42 Claw 43 Earth pref 44 Publius Ovidius 45 Fabled bird 46 Sense 47 Ransacking 51 Arab or Turk 54 Perfect 56 Crag 57 Greeting 58 Jag g ed lines 59 Get along 60 Countenance 61 Rewrite 62 Additional 63 Bandleader — Miller 64 Intersperses 65 Changed the color of DOWN 1 Kind of cat 2 Proverb 3 Stupid one 4 Layer 5 Em pty 6 Unlimited space 7 Postpone 8 Created by twisting 9 Scuffle 10 Sock defects 11 Norse deity 12 Consign 13 “ On Your —■" 21 Desserts 24 Jettisons 26 Overlook 28 Enciphered 29 Racetrack 30 PI coin 31 Lost paradise 32 Scoria 33 Oriel part 34 — China 35 Well-bred 36 Respond 38 Inspire 41 Square dance 42 Cat's-paw 45 Lashes into 46 Crimmai 47 Valid slang 48 Country of Europe 49 Oslo tongue 50 Rapacity 51 C hase flies 52 Notify 53 French girl 55 Wall section 59 Fattened Around Campus is a daily col­ umn listing University-related ac­ tivities sponsored by academic de­ partments, student services and registered student organizations. To appear in the Around Campus colum n, organizations must be reg­ istered with the O ffice of Student A ctivities. Announcements must be submitted on the correct form by 11 a.m. the day before publication to Ihe Daily Texan office. No excep­ tions w ill be made. Longhorn gymnastics club w ill have- open workouts for all U T stu­ dents from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. luesd ay and Thursday in Gregory G ym B l. Free coaching. ih e Society of Physics Students presents Jim Erskine, professor of physics, speaking on "Surface M ag­ netism and Synchrotron Radiation" at 4 p.m. M onday in Robert Lee Moore Hall 5.104. Refreshments will be provided. fh e College of Communication Gram mar, Spelling and Punctuation lest (C S P ) and U1 tests for History 31 ~>K and 3I5L will be offered at 6 15 p.m. Wednesday. I he history essay tests have required reading lists, which can be obtained from the Measurement and Evaluation C en­ ter, 2616 Wichita St., 471-3032. A $20 fee for the G S P and a $40 fee for the history tests can be paid on the day of the tests from 3:15 p.m. to 6 15 p.m. at the ticket office in Beau- ford f f. Jester Auditorium. U T rugby team w ill practice from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. M onday at the Intramural Fields. I hose interested please attend or call Jon-Michel Desaloms at 454-5522. Tri-Beta w ill meet at 6 p.m. M o n ­ in Painter Hall 1.06. Alice day Reinar/ will be the speaker S tu d e n t V o lu n te e r S e rv ic e s needs strong volunteers to help move items to the auditorium for a cityw ide garage sale on Oct. 27. For information call 471-3065. more From 3 p.m. Friday to 3 p.m. Su n ­ day, the U niversity Police Depart­ ment reported these incidents: Assist outside agency: A non-stu­ dent w a s stopped at 2:34 a.m. Sun­ day in the 2200 block of San Jacinto Boulevard for a traffic violation. A f­ ter a check showed outstanding De­ partment of Public Safety traffic warrants. Ih e non-student w a s tak­ en to the Travis County Jail C rim inal mischief: A U I student reported at noon Saturday that someone had broken the- front w in­ dow of his car. The w indow was broken between 1 1 p.m. Triday and noon Saturday. The w ind ow was valued at $50. There are no sus­ pects. D rivin g w h ile intoxicated: A non-student was stopped at 2:3s a.m. Saturday in the 25(H) block of San Jacinto Boulevard for a traffic vi­ olation. I he driver showed signs of intoxication and was taken to the Travis County jail. Pu blic intoxication: A UT student was arrested for public intoxication at 9:14 p.m. Saturday in Texas M e­ morial Stadium after he fell from the stands. He was treated for minor in­ juries in I,. I heo Belmont flail and was taken to the Iravis County Jail. Sim p le assault and public intoxi­ cation: A non-student reported at 10:48 p.m. Saturday that someone had assaulted his daughter in Texas Memorial Stadium by grabbing her. 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But some things haven't changed, v ia\ Spanish moss still dangles like a corpse's rags from giant trees, and summer's sultn darkness mav hide infidelity and murder. N BC 's minisenes, which runs Sunday and Monday, has all the ingredients needed tor tour hours ot sizzle: blood sweat, arson, filial re­ bellion, sex on a nverbank, sex in the bushes. But it never rea 11) ex­ plodes. Even so, it's worth watching tor the stars, who include sex symbols to two generations and some top craftsmen. Don Johnson, of Miami Wee fame, leads the cast as Ben Quick, a hot-tempered drifter who wanders into a small Mississippi town domi­ nated by W ill Varner, a rich man in­ creasingly concerned about the per­ petuation of his line. Quick has a reputation for barn- burning, but Varner soon spots him as a kindred spirit and pits him against the two Varner progeny: Jody, the son who finds it hard to do anything right when daddy's around, and Noel, an analytical daughter who shudders — for a while — at the thought of having to marry the newcomer in order to pass on the old man's genes. " I'v e spent my whole life around men who push and shove and shout and think they can make any­ thing happen by acting that w ay/' she tells Quick. "So I'm not anxious to have another one around the place." Though lust, suppressed and oth­ erwise, seems to float on the river breezes, the struggle of sons to make their own w av in the shadows of their fathers forms the core of the story. Quick refuses to disclose that his loathsome father is the real fire­ bug. Jody smolders with resentment at the interloper who has captured his father's fancy. Both jeopardize their lives as a re­ sult. Or, as one old-timer observes to others gathered at the general store, "It isn't even high summer and things are heating up in all di­ rections Miami Vice co-star Don Johnson stars as a drifter in The Long Hot Summer, a sultry two-part, NBC miniseries that also features Judith Ivey. WOODS HONDA FUN CENTER TEXAS' LARGEST HONDA DEALER • M M f »r« f » % w 1985 SPREE Stop b y for the best deals in town on '8 5 close­ out models...From Central T e xa s' o n ly G O L D H ond a Dealership. WOODS HONDA 6509 N LAMAR (between Airport & Koenig) SALES 459-3311459-8944 N ew H ours Tue.,Wed.,Fri. Thur. Sat. 9-6 9-7 9-5 TV Watch Weekly/Monday, October 7. 1985 Page 19 LIFE Robert Schuller Investment Investment Investment Investment Quality Of Care Obstetrics AMA Video -7:00 / .30 Q 00 0 :3 0 938 1 0 : 3 0 1 1 3 8 SPN ffi TLC ffi ARTS f f i Oral Roberts John Osteen Money Puzzle Money Puzzle Movie ''The Fallen Bible Answers Hyde Park Computer At Work James Kennedy Discovery Prophecy Jimmy Swaggart Computer Independents Agenda Special Education Idol” Movie The Stranger" Onedm Line 1288 Clime Cardiology Money Game Is Golf Enterprise Festive Europe Stage My Palikari 4 :00 I :30 0 : 0 0 ¿1 :30 Medicine PJU Talkabout Ed Young Mag Rheumatology Physician's Morey's Child's Fund Time Man Business McNichol Financial ESPN CD College Football - SportsCenter NFL Game Rodeo Gymnastics U.S. vs. China Directors On Directing Marriage Of Figaro MAX © GALA f f i f f i HBO f f i PLAY f f i Movie Contd Movie "The Ballad Of Gregorio Cortez" Movie Raintree County" » Movie: Movie: "They Cali Me Bruce9" Fraggle Rock Movie: "Country" Y Sebastian Film Feature - Video Exitos De Joshua Movie “ The Right El Loco Valdes Stuff" "Too Far To Go Fútbol Desde Mexico B Dance MaxTrax » Auto Racing Movie: "Suspicion” Movie: "Cuando Los Movie: "Breakin"’ Auto Racing CART :: Ninos Vienen De Marsella" Family Of Strangers Phoenix 150 SportsCenter Movie: “ Evil Under NHL Hockey Philadelphia Espectáculo Movie: "Papa Va A Cazar" Fraggle Rock Movie: "The Jigsaw Man" The Sun" Movie: "Raintree County" SHOW f f i Movie: "The Railway Children" Movie: "Eddie Macon's Run" Movie: "That Forsyte Woman" DISNEY f f i KMOL ® KENS ® KSAT Good Morning Dumbo Oz. & Harriet Donald Duck “ Moochie Of Pop Warner Football" DTV Animals Disney's Legends & Heroes Huck Finn Carol Burnett Jimmy J. Robison World Tom. Robert Schuller Swaggart Phil Arms Movie: “ Rails Into Laramie" Meet Press NFL '85 Sunday Morning Good Morn. Cow. Weekly Tom Landry Football NFL Review NFL Today NFL Football Pittsburgh NFL Football Detroit Lions Breakthrough World Tom Oral Roberts Castle Hills Ch[istophers First Baptist Church David Brinkley Steelers at Dallas at Washington Redskins Movie: "The Critical Honeymooners Raccoons Frankenstein Will Rogers Cowboys "Experience The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow Preferred But Not Essential" Movie: “ Katy" Movie: “ The Railway Danger Bay Children" Disney Baseball Playoffs A.L. Game Five •• List” NFL Football Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers » " News ABC News Punky Silver Spoons 60 Minutes Ripley's United States Feminist Flyers at Washington Nancy Wilson & Band Capitals Movie: "La Mujer Del Movie: “ The Karate Sexcetera Movie: Movie: "The Jerk" Movie: “ One Little Baseball Playoffs Diablo" El Toque Sutil Kid" "Wrong Arm Of The Law" * Indian" Family Album N.L. Game Four Jazz At The Smithsonian NFL's Greatest Moments An Evening At The Improv SportsCenter i ” Movie: “ Goin' All The United States Feminist Gymnastics U.S. vs. Way" Movie: Movie: "Matalo" Acción Movie: Movie: . “ Country" Sizzlin' Sinema Movie: Movie. Baby Blue “ Chorus Call" Movie: "Eddie Brothers Washingtoon “ Rob Roy, The Highland Honeymooners Rogue" Wilderness Bound Ankal " News WKRP Kung Fu Murder, She Wrote Crazy Like A Fox Trapper John, M.D. MacGyver Movie. "Toughlove" " News Jeffersons News Barney Miller Mad Movies Kenneth Movie: "A Star Is Nancy Wilson & Band China "Rumble Fish" "Erendira" Marine" Movie Electric Blue s Love Lines Macon's Run" Movie Movie: "Defector" Copeland Good Morning Born" Q :0 0 0 : 3 0 Jrnl. Obstetrics One Spirit Real Estate A 00 4 : 3 0 AMA Video Clinic Mediterranean Echoes r-.O O 0 : 3 0 0 00 0 : 3 0 Cardiology Medicine Fishing Bargains PJU Talkabout Rheumatology Weight Loss Winning -7 :0 0 / :30 Physicians Jrnl. 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K im b e rly C h a p te r" Beck Jason th e m a sked k ille r re tu rn s to w reak vio le n t ve ng e a nce on the d enizens of C rysta l Lake su m m er ca m p R' Adams fights ‘Get Smart’ identification UNIU 0 Mf O'A LN’ i HI MiSt S Don \da ms win) is remembered best toi his rolo as bumbling soorot agent Maxwell Smart in the l% 0s sp\ spool t ict Smart is starring in a new sitcom airing on cable's I SA \etw or k In Check It Out Adams plays a harassed Howard Bannister supermarket manager lie s not like Maxwell Smart lies more like the chief Adams referring to the level headed saul character plaved b\ the late 1 dwanl Platt on Cot Smart, lies the one w ho has to deal with a lot of mcom petents He doesn t want to w ork in the store in the first place. He'd rather be doing something el se 1 ve got a lot of monev and fame and I won three F.mmvs because of Oct Smart but the character of Max became so strong so set in people s minds that it h a s been difficult to overcome that image Ralph J. Branch D.D.S. WISDOM TEETH Q . M ust w isd o m teeth he pulled? A. I his depends on how these teeth have, or have not grown in. The wisdom tooth is the Johnny lome-lately of permanent teeth By the time it arrives, there may be little or no gum spat e lelt tor it No matter how hard it pushes to erupt, it often bare­ ly pieries the gum, it may stop erupting at th.it point or midway out, or stay com­ pletely below the gumline impacted Wisdom teeth tan aggravate an already overcrowded mouth, be- tom e < vstii , or lead to serious periodontal problems. Ihey have little it an\ chewing value, are hard to dean and decay prone, and can affect ad|a< ent molars often causing their ultimate loss Some times when trouble-free, they are simply left alone and watched Generally, though, it is considered good preventive rare to extract wisdom teeth it th ere is the slightest indication that they will cause future problems Brought to you as a < ommunity servic e by I )t Ralph I Branc h 29(17 Duval 472-5633 Emergent y # 443-1861 Femme Fatale Heather Thomas, center, teaches Scott Baio. left, and Doug Barr to put on makeup in an episode of Fall Guy. airing Thursday I M P * * * PA PA PA PA PA PA PA P A PA PA PA PA PA PA PA I Anderson plays scientific genius on new ABC series ‘MacGyver’ I NITED MEDIA ENTERPRISES Richard Anderson is optimistic about MacGvxer, his new ABC se­ nes But he s obviously still smol­ dering over the abrupt cancellation of his last series. Something |ust sort of snapped in me/' Anderson said of the abrupt ending of Emerson Point XAS early last winter. "W e all thought things were It going great, Anderson said. was an exception classy series even it it w a s in the category of a night­ time soap. And as far as we knew the viewers were eating it up. And then rather than demonstrate a lit­ tle confidence in us and gw e us time to grow, CBS just pulled the rug out." As a result of the cancellation of a series that was created by the in­ credibly successful Dvnastv team of Richard and Esther Shapiro, AN- derson decided to give himself the entire year of 1984 off. Now lie s back, hoping that MacGyxer will make him a star, something that failed to happen as a result of his earlier work on General Hospital and Seven Prides tor Sewn Brothers. The 35-vear-old actor says he had "more or less lucked into little theatrical those roles after training and a poverty-stricken stint a s a street mime and juggler. Before that there was a year's work at Mar ineland, where he spent most of his time feeding raw fish to the killer whales. Things are much, much better these davs for Anderson. Not only is he the star of MacGvver, but he says that he can "really identify with this adventurous, mysterious, slightly maverick-type guv." ¿-C A N T IN A Compadres Happy Hour One Dollar “ Killer Ritas’^ $ with our NEW FR EE Nacho Bar “ Tex-Mex, Austin Style” Lunch-Dinner Brunch Sat. G Sun. 10am-2pm Free Mimosas 1816 S. Lamar 441-9789 next to Southwest Body G Paint Dr. Tequila is Back! Answer His Trivia Question Correctly & Get A Free Margarita ■ lio n t f r t n fi Id. Wait Mory ‘Desperately Seeking Susan’ leads videocassette rental list Associated Press The following are the most popular videocassettes as Copyright 1985, Billboard Publications, Inc. Reprinted w i they appear in next week's issue of Billboard magazine, th permission. 'bh Ms V ideocassette Sales 1. Jane Fonda 's Workout (Karl-Lorimar) 2. Prince and The Revolution Live (Warner) 3. We Are the World The Video Event (Music Vision) 4. Prime Time (Karl-Lorimar) 5. Wham' The \ ideo(CBS-Fox) b. Desperately Seeking Susan (Thorn-EMl) 7. Wrestlemania (Coliseum) 8. Singin m the Rain (MGM-UA) 9. Pinocchio (Disney) 10. The lane Fonda Workout Challenge (Karl-Lorimar) 11. Star Trek III: The Search forSpock (Paramount) 12. Gone With the Wind (MGM-UA) 13. Tina Lix e Private Dancer Tour (Sony) 14. The Killing Fields (Warner) 15 Madonna (Sire) In. The Sure Thing (Embassy) 17. The Terminator (Thorn-EMl-HBO) 15. Amadeus (Thorn-EMl-HBO) 19. A Passage to India (RCA-Columbia) 20 Lite With MkkeyfDisnev) Videocassette Rentals 1. Desperately Seeking Susan ( Thorn-EMl) 2. The Killing Fields ( Warner) 3. The Karate Kid (RCA-Columbia) 4. A Soldier's Story (RCA-Columbia) 5. The Sure Thing (Embassy) 6. Starman (RCA-Columbia) 7. The Falcon and the Snow man (Vestron) 8. A Nightmare on Elm Street (Media) 4. Stick (MCA) 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. lb. 17. 18. A Passage to India (RCA-Columbia) The Terminator (Thorn-EMl) Mrs. Sotfel (MGM-UA) Runaway (RCA-Columbia) The Flamingo Kid (Vestron) The Breakfast Club (MCA) Places in the Heart (CBS-Fox) The Mean Season (Thorn-EMl) Friday the 13th, Part V—A New Beginning (Para­ mount) Amadeus (Thorn-EMl-HBO) Pinocchio (Disney) 19. 20. C H IN ESE RESTAURANT THE HOTTEST SPOT IN AUSTIN TRY OCR NEW LUNCHES LIKE: SHRIMP WITH GARLIC SAUCE CHICKEN WITH CASHEW NUTS BEEF WTIH SNOW PEAS & MUSHROOM AND A LOT MORE FROM 325 IT WILL STIR YOUR SUMMER APPETITE 3704 IH 35 EXIT 38' a ST. 2 MINS FROM DOWNTOWN & UT Page 4/TV Watch Weekly'Monday. Octo&e- 7.1965 TV W atch Weekly Staff Editor............................................................... Blake Smith Makeup editor......................................... Suzanne Michel Display advertising Marty Schack Call 471*1865 T V H a t c h W e e k h is p ublished by Texas Student P u b lica ­ tions as an advertising supplem ent to The D aily Texan and a p ­ pears M ondays with regular pub lica tion of The D aily Texan Sta­ tions reserve the right to m ake ch a n g e s from m aterial stated in the TV listings MDDERIN COLLEGE OF HAIR DESIGN mofEssiotUL omun m uon the b o w m was HAIRCUTS MCUJDES Shampoo. Condition. Cut & Btownry EXPIRES 1 0 1 2 55 TUB-SAT. P « » T C O W I I _____ PERMS HOURS SHAMPOO CONDTTkTN & HAIRCUT EXPIRES 1 0 1 2 1 5 TUB.-SAT. MUST RUST C O m 5555 N. Limar Otaittol nrv 453-9019 Walk-ins Welcome Tuta.-Fn.10-5 Ssturday 9-4 ioico * Zolos - Hfteoe Curtis - Frame» - Sebaatim NBC’s ‘Misfits of Science’ will have to freeze ‘Dallas’ Associated Press LOS ANGELES — A scientific team whose motto is "Weird R Us" can't be all bad, can it? The official name is the Human Investigation Team, but otherwise they're known as NBC's Misfits o f Science. They're the strangest col­ lection of superheroes this side of Marvel Comics. The new comedy-ad ven ture se­ ries made its debut Friday with a two-hour movie, but won't return until Oct. 18 — after the baseball post-season — to begin its regular one-hour run. Dean Paul Martin stars as Dr. Bil­ ly Hayes, the head of this HIT squad. Hayes is a misfit, but in this case he's not one of "the misfits." He's just about the only normal one in the bunch. His partner is Dr. Elvin Lincoln, played by Kevin Peter Hall. Al­ though he's 7-foot-4 he can't play basketball for hoot. So he becomes a scientist, but he makes the mistake of sampling the growth-altering se­ rum he's experimenting with. It makes rabbits grow' to the size of Great Danes, but in Lincoln's case, it has the opposite effect. He is able to shrink to the size of a doll. In fact, he gets his wardrobe from Ken. "Johnny B." Bukowski was a rock star until he got zapped by his am­ plifier. Now he can throw lightning bolts. He's plaved bv Mark Thomas Miller. (Be patient, we'll soon get to someone wrho doesn't have three names.) Gloria Dinallo is a juvenile delin­ quent (do they still call them that?) who has telekinetic powers. That means she can move objects — and people — around. Courteney Cox, the discovery' from Bruce Springs­ teen's Dancing in the Dark music vi­ deo, plavs the role. The last w'eirdo on the team is Ar­ nold "Beef" Biefneiter, who's fre­ quently referred to as a frozen Pop- sicle but is more like a side of beef. He's been frozen for nearly 50 years and he keeps calling for "Amelia," presumably Amelia Earhart, the avi- in 1937. atrix who disappeared "Beef," played by Mickey Jones, has the ability to freeze anything he touches, provided he can sack out in a freezer and eat frozen candy bars. There's also Jennifer Holmes, w'ho plays a probation officer. She's normal. Misfíts o f Science does have a kind of goofy charm. And there are some funny moments, such as when "Johnny B." takes on the U.S. Army. Or, as one of the squad says, "Johnny's giving a concert for the crew cuts." But it seems unlikely this show is going to lure anybody away from CBS' Dallas or even ABC's Diff'rent Strokes and Benson. Unless ... Glo­ ria can use her strange powers to move Dallas to another time slot, or "Beef" can get close enough to J.R. to shake his hand. The feeling here is that the show tries hard, captures an appealing nonsense, but ultimately misses. The plot of the pilot movie is pret­ ty farfetched, but so what? The whole thing is pretty farfetched. The HIT squad is a neglected divi­ sion ("We've got no funding, no equipment and salaries that would make a paperboy cry.”) of Humani- dyne. A group of power-hungry militar)’ brokers have gotten the up­ per hand at Humanidyne, so look out. Ed Winters plays a scientist who wants to market a neutron beam gun. (Zap! There goes the world!) The fact that the weapon has "a few' bugs" bothers him not at all. Larry Linville plays a general whose stars aren't screwed on tight. He has visions of World War II roll­ ing around in his empty head. It's Linville's best military caricature since Frank Bums of M*A*S*H. His general has a gravelly voice, a la George C. Scott in Patton. Is the HIT squad able to save the day? Is NBC hot this season? The show is creation of James D. Parriott, whose last offering wras Vovagers. That series was dead last every week in the Nielsen ratings. Sneak a Peek at 1986! H ^ a it t il \ o n see v. h a t’s c o m in g to th e Rose in 1 9 8 6 ' V ie n o w h a ve A u s tin 's tirst 1986 Rose ( a le n d a r a v a ila b le fe a tu rin g tw e lv e o f o u r m o st b e a u tifu l d a n c e rs M u r r\ b \ e ith e r o f o u r lo c a tio n s and see w hat \ o u \ e b e e n m is s in g ' iTHEjR RÓSE N o r th L o c a tio n S o u th L o c a tio n : Yellow Rose 6 5 2 8 V L im a r Red Rose 5 5 6 L B en W h ite 5 1 2 15 8 - 2 1 0 6 5 1 2 4 -4 5 -4 0 2 7 M on.—sat 12 iH K in - i .m i Sun " p ni - 2 .i ni lu n ch & llappv (fo u r I 2 n o o n -- p tn Mon —Sal \ i^.i Smc rn .a n I \ press ik Maslcrl arcl welcom e GALA f f i f f i HBO f f i PLAY f f i LIFE f f i - 7:00 / 30 Investment Investment q : 0 0 0 :3 0 Investment Investment SPN ffi Huntin' Govt Auctions Crafts Sewing 9 $ To Adventure Wt. 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Stevens Movie: “ Mr. Standings miento De Mexico" Builds His Dream House" Lola Beltran Movie: Wrestling SportsCenter Movie: "Warlords Of "Cada Noche Un Amor" Movie: “ Give My Scoreboard College Football Atlantis" Cristobal Colon Regards To Broad Street" Movie: "Death Hunt” "La Banda De Los Paraguas Harry Betafonte Short Stories Stage: My Palikari „ Directors On Directing Onedin Line Movie: "The Fallen idol" Movie: “The " ” Stranger" Report Movie: “ The Fallen Idol" College Football •• TV Watch Weekly/Monday, October 7 , 1985/Page 17 SHOW f f i S. MacLaine Movie: “ Up In Arms" Movie: "Gun Glory” Movie: “ Country" Shirley MacLaine •• •• Movie: “ The Buddy System” Rock Of The '80s DISNEY f f i Good Morning Dumbo Oz. & Harriet Donald Duck You & Me Movie: "Christopher Columbus" Huck Finn Still Beaver Edison Twins Disney Danger Bay Movie: “ Monkey's Unde" Eureka Stockade KMOL ® Cartoon Time Gummi Bears KENS (3D B’stain Bears Wuzzles Smurfs Muppets Hulk Hogan KSAT 53) Bugs Bunny Ewoks& Droids Superpowers Scooby-Doo Punky Chipmunks Kidd Video Buck Rogers N.L. Game Three Storybreak Dungeons Scooby's Littles Tom And Jerry Charlie Brown ABC Weekend Number 1 Get Along Bugs Bunny Jammin’ College Football Texas Christian at Movie: "The Outlaws Rice " » SportsWorld Is Coming" Incredible Hulk News CBS News News NBC News College Football " " Movie: "Condorman” Baseball Playoffs Movie: “ High School Movie: "The Double Wild Kingdom In Search Of... 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A young boy tries to help his idol when he thinks he's guilty of murder, f f i A “The Girl Most Likely” (1957) Jane Powell, Cliff Robertson A romantically in­ clined girl dreams of marrying a wealthy man. f f i f f i “ La Banda De Los Paraguas Asesi­ nos” (No Date) Raul Bauleo, Graciela Altano. 8:00 ® f f l O "Out Of The Darkness" (Premiere) Martin Sheen, Hector Elizondo. Based on the true story of Det. Ed Zigo who, in the wake of personal and professional crises, is instru­ mental in bringing the “Son of Sam” killer to justice. CJ f f i * * * “All Of Me" (1984) Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin. A hapless lawyer's normal rou­ tine assumes a different perspective after a cantankerous heiress’s soul transmigrates into one side of his body. PG-13’ CJ @ 0 The Cheyenne Social Club" (1970) James Stewart, Henry Fonda. In 1867, two cowpokes inherit a social club in Wyo­ ming which turns out to be a rollicking house of ill repute f f i “ Bustin' Loose" (1981) Richard Pryor, Cicely Tyson. A bumbling burglar, a concerned schoolteacher and eight children make a cross-country trip in a broken-down school bus. R f f i WWW "Country" (1984) Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard Threatened with foreclosure of her farm, an Iowa woman struggles to hold on to her land and keep her family together. PG Spcrts MORNING 5:00 CB SOCCER Army All-Star Classic from West Point, N Y (R) © SPORTS FAITH 6:00 6:30 CB HARNESS RACING Breeders' Crown Championship Race Four from Yonkers, N Y. (R) © HUNTIN' WITH BOB & BEN CB SPORTSCENTER CB WORLD CLASS WOMEN 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:05 f f i WRESTLING 8:30 © AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE Fea­ tured the "Indiana G overnor's C up" - hydo- plane racing on the Ohio River. CB ROLLER DERBY 9:00 CB INSIDE THE NFL Hosts Len Dawson. Nick Buomconti 9:30 © THE “A" PLAY CB WRESTLING 10:00 © COLLEGE FOOTBALL U.S.A. Grambling State vs Prairie View © SPORTING TIMES © BEAT THE PROS 10:30 11:00 © © © COLLEGE FOOTBALL © SPORTSCENTER 11:30 ■33) THE RACE FOR NUMBER ONE: c o l ­ le g e FOOTBALL REPORT College football scores and highlights from around the coun­ try and a look at next week's major contests © O DALLAS COWBOY WEEKLY © MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S GREAT­ EST HITS AFTERNOON 12:00 (D © O BASEBALL PLAYOFFS Game Three live from home field of National League East champion 33) © O COLLEGE FOOTBALL Texas Christian at Rice (Live) © MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S GREAT­ EST HITS 1:00 f f i AUTO RACING IMSA GT Series from Po- cono. Pa. 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(1983) Michael J Fox, Nancy McKeon A midwestern high school senior tries to oust a snob as the class's most popular preppie. TV child stars of the 50s and '60s play many of the teach­ ers and school officials f f i * * “The Double McGuffin" (1979) Er­ nest Borgnine, George Kennedy. A small, quiet town in Virginia becomes the unlikely scene for a political assassination. PG' 7:00 © "Death Hunt" (1981) Charles Bron­ son, Lee Marvin. In the 1930s, a Mountie and a frontier trapper wage an old battle as civili­ zation encroaches on the Canadian wilder­ ness R' © ★ ★ "The Crawling Eye" (1958) Forrest Tucker. Laurence Payne A mysterious “eye" sends the dead back to Earth to terrorize mankind © f f i ★ * * "The Fallen Idol" (1949) Ralph A M O Vi SENSATION! GREAT SAVINGS shiny tights warm-ups separates / GREAT SELECTION m o v h f P A N C B _ CASUAL WEAK 706 W 29th 4 7 4 0 9 8 0 FREE PARKING Visa Mastercard Amencan Express Hours M Th 10-8 F. 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Cheryl Ladd In Vietnam, a Navy medic meets and falls in love with a dedicated nurse, but their future plans are threatened by the inevitable circum stances of war R f f i MOVIE ★★ Roadhouse 66" (1984) W il­ lem Dafoe. Judge Reinhold Driving through is assisted by a Arizona, an worldly-wise hitchhiker when local rowdies shoot a hole in the radiator of his 55 Thun- derbird R' Ivy Leaguer 0D 0 NEWS f f i NIGHT TRACKS 3:10 3:15 3:30 f f l 700 CLUB f f l INVESTMENT ADVISORY © © RAPHAEL Raphael celebra su 25 aniversario en un concerto de Madrid. Espa­ ña CD PLAYBOY COMEDY THEATRE: THE GREAT LOUNGE COMEDIANS 3:35 f f l MOVIE ★ ★ ’/? "H ell Tow n" (1938) John Wayne. Marsha Hunt A tough cattle boss matches wits with a gang of w ould-be cattle rustlers 4:00 © VIDEO VIBRATIONS © URBAN / SUBURBAN NIGHT ROCK © NIGHT FLIGHT f f l INVESTMENT ADVISORY f f l SPORTSLOOK CD ROCK OF THE ‘80S Romeo Void and P I L. perform "M yself To Myself. 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Double ’ rouble play he Fabulous selections from Texas Flood Thunderbirds perform O nes Too Many and She s Tough © MOVIE * * •- The Gtr Most Like'v 195’ i vJane Powell Cl'tt Robertson A ro­ mantically inclined girl dreams of marrying a wealthy man © © MOVIE La Banda De Los Paraguas Asesinos No Date' Raul Bauieo. Graciela Altano © COLLEGE FOOTBALL Boston College at ‘ Army © FAMILY GUIDE PRESENTS © SERENDIPITY SINGERS 3 9 © RAPHAEL Raphael celebra su 25 aniversario en un concerto de Madrid. Espa- na _ © HARRY BELAFONTE: DON'T STOP THE CARNIVAL From Centennial Concert HaH in Winnipeg. Manitoba Harry Beialonte sings folk, pop and calypso music in this perform­ ance taped in July 1985 Features the songs Matilda and Banana Boat & © MATT HOUSTON © SEXCETERA THE NEWS ACCORDING TO PLAYBOY FOR SEPTEMBER 7:30 © CHURCH STREET STATION © JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE © BARGAIN HUNTERS 7:45 MOUSETERPIECE THEATER 8:00 ® GD O MOVIE 'Out Of The Darkness (Premiere) Martin Sheen Hector Elizondo Based on the true story of Det Ed Zigo who in the wake of personal and professional cri­ ses. is instrumental in bringing the "Son of Sam killer to justice © PUBLIC EDUCATION: A SOUND INVEST­ MENT IN AMERICA 2 3$ O LIME STREET Culver and Wingate j to • H w to tQ indiana Governor s Cup © AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE fea hydo tured the plane acinq on the Ohio River 18 © UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU South To fire And ice Cous feau and the Calypso s crew depart on their ■most am bitious adventure - a lourney to the ice-studded seas o’ Antarctica © GOOD HOUSEKEEPING a BETTER WAY f f i COURAGE TO BE RICH © MOVIE a * * All Ot Me 1984) Steve Martin Lily Tomlin A hapless lawyer s no r­ ma routine assumes a different perspective afte- a cantankerous heiress's sou) transmi- qrates mto one side of his body p G -13 g The Chevenne Social 42 O MOVIE * * 19~c' James Stewart H e n r y Fonda in Club 1 8 6 ~ two cowpokes inherit a socia1 club m Wyoming which turns out to be a rollicking house of Ti repute © SIZZLIN SINEMA Featured edited ver S,on of ’ he adult him Trinity Brown with Coceen Brennen and John Leslie © MOVIE A * 198D Bustin' Loose Richard Pryor Cicely Tyson A bumbling bur- p ia r a concerned schoolteacher and eight children make a cross-country trip in a bro­ ken-down schooi bus R © MOVIE * * * Country i ’ 984 Jessica L ange Sam Shepard Threatened with fore- ciosure of her farm an Iowa woman struggles to hold on to her land and keep her family together PG (1984) 8:30 O BEST OF CLASS 83 © © MOVIE Escucha Mi Canción No Date) Jose to Berta Barn f f i A WHOLE NEW YOU © LOOKING EAST 9 35 9 50 10 00 © PLAYBOY COMEDY THEATRE THE GREAT LOUNGE COMEDIANS © CELEBRITY LIFESTYLES © MOVIE * A A Monsieur Verdoux Charles Chaplin Martha Rave A Parisian bank clerk marries and murders lonely worn en to support his crippled wife and voung son (194 4 5 7 © 12 ,24 © 36 © NEWS O CHALKBOARD © VIDEO VIBRATIONS Urban contem po­ rary music video programming featuring a mix of rhythm and blues pop. soul gospel, jazz reggae and country videos © MOVIE 18 O UNIVERSE 0 ) SUCCESS N’ LIFE © © MARI TRINI, UNA MUJER La tuerza interpretativa de la mternacionalmente fam o­ sa cantante y com positora española Mari Trini f f i JIMMY SWAGGART © STOCKS, OPTIONS AND FUTURES © MOVIE A A A 10 1 1 9 7 9 » Dudley Moore Bo Derek A successful songwriter disturbed about reachmg middle age, decides to chase after a beautiful girl on her way to her wed­ ding R' 42 © TWILIGHT ZONE © COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT © BIZARRE Sketches President Nixon i John Byneri faces the press. Johnny Carson Byner) handles ferocious animals special ef­ fects in movies g © NIGHT TRACKS CHARTBUSTERS 10:15 10:30 Evil 9:00 32 2 Í © LOVE BOAT A woman goes to great lengths to avoid artist-filmmaker Andy Warhol a married couple searches the ship for a priceless stamp Ace grumbles about his low salary Manon Ross. Andy Griffith and Peter Duchtn guest star g © MOVIE A A The 11984) Charles Bronson. Theresa Saldana An assassin is called out of retirement to per­ form one final assignment His target a Cen­ tral American torture specialist protected by an American agency. R g © ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR A wealthy dowager is concerned for the welfare of her niece who is married to a man beneath her notice © (1946) Edward G Robinson, Orson Welles A small-town college professor and pillar of his community turns out to be a hunted Nazi war criminal (T® © CONNECTIONS © I SPY Will The Real Good Guys Please Stand Up _ © CHRISTIAN LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE © RESORT REAL ESTATE § 9 © EL MUNDO DEL BOX _ "The Stranger f f l MOVIE 9:30 © WHY IN THE WORLD © COUNTRYCLIPS f f l WORLD TOMORROW © MOREY S MARKDOWN MARKET © FIRST & TEN Recovering from a heart at­ tack, Coach Denardo phones game plays from hts hospital bed to Diane who s filling in tor « m m That Men Do T WRESTLING ® TWILIGHT ZONE A 6-year-old boy has an entire town terrified of him j r © TAXI When Louie learns that his old girlfriend Zena is getting married, he invites himself along on her honeymoon @ BARNEY MILLER Smog hovers over Manhattan and triggers complications for Fish who is on his way to prevent a suicide © EROS INTERNATIONAL © FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN 3® Q MOVIE A A A A The Garden Of The (1971) Lino Capolicchio. Finzi-Contims" Dominique Sanda Anti-Semitism gradually and poisonously invades the lives of two Jew­ ish families living in Italy before World War II © JOHN ANKERBERG 3D © MOVIE A A A A "2001: A Space Od­ (1968) Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood yssey’ Astronauts sent to find the alien intelligence responsible for a puzzling lunar monolith must contend with an on-board computer that is trying to take control of their vessel © SECRETS OF SUCCESS 3 9 © LUCHA LIBRE ® © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host Eddie Murphy Musical guests: the Honeydrippers ( Rockin' at Midnight.'' "Santa Claus Is Back in Town '). (R) © MOVIE A A (1982) Lawrence Monoson. Diane Franklin A shy teen-ager in love is reluctant to join his buddies in their pursuit of sexual experienc­ es "R" © MOVIE A A Big Bad Mama'' (1974) An­ gie Dickinson, William Shatner A woman 'The Last American Virgin cuts a path of violence and romance through the Southwest of the 1930s R Jane Eyre 11:00 5 STAR TREK Kirk Spock and McCoy are trapped in the past from which return to the present means death 7 0 MOVIE A A * ( I 9 r i i George C Scott Susannah York Based on Charlotte Bronte s novel A young English governess falls In love with a man whose wife is mad 12 MOVIE A A A A Whale For The Killing 1981) Peter Strauss Richard W idmark A New Yorker stranded on the coast of N e w fo u n d la n d fights an entire com munity in an attempt to prevent them from slaughter­ ing a beached whale © MOVIE * ♦ Christine 198.-, Keith b o r ­ dón, John Stockwell Based on Stephen King s novel A high school misfit buys and ■ esfores a 1958 Plymouth, unaware it's pos­ sessed by a demon that will jealously protect him and destroy any perceived threat R g © GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE © f f i MOVIE A A * The Fallen Ido' ¡1949» Ralph Richardson Bobby Henrey Based on a story by Graham Greene A young boy tries to help his idol when he thinks Ije s guilty ot murder Q TO AFRICA WITH LOVE f f i © BOXEO DESDE MEXICO © CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND © COLLEGE FOOTBALL (R) f f i NIGHT TRACKS 11:15 11:30 4 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host Eddie the Honeydrippers Murphy Musical guests , Rockin at Midnight. Santa Claus Is Back in Town ) (R) © MOVIE A A Take Me Back To Oklaho­ ma (1940) Tex Ritter. Ruth Rodgers Cow­ boys help save a stagecoach line from being destroyed by an underhanded com petitor © FAMILY GUIDE PRESENTS © HUNTIN’ WITH BOB & BEN 3 Q, © MOVIE El Rifle Implacable Date) Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre (No 12:00 ® ROCKFORD FILES After Rockford's gun is stolen from his cookie jar, it's found at the scene of a murder © KATE BUSH A concert by performer Kate Bush, including music, dance and mime, from England's Odeon Hammersmith © ETHIOPIA: THE NIGHTMARE CONTIN­ » UES © GREAT AMERICAN OUTDOORS © © WRESTLING © MOVIE A A A "Country (1984) Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard Threatened with fore­ closure of her farm, an Iowa woman struggles to hold on to her land and keep her family toqether PG 12:05 f f i NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS Comedy sketches combine with classic film and news footage in an offbeat, satiric take-off © N IG H T TRACKS 12:15 12:30 © INVESTMENT ADVISORY © UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Illinois at Purdue (Taped) © PRIME CUTS FOR OCTOBER 12:35 © MOVIE A A A Once Upon A Time In America (1984) Robert De Niro James Woods A portrait of the friendships, loyalties and betrayals of a small group of Jewish gangsters m the 1920s and 30s R © MOVIE A A ' r Making The Grade (1984) Judd Nelson. Dana Olsen A spoiled rich kid offers $10 000 to a streetwise teen-ager to finish out his last year at prep school for him R" 12:50 1:00 The Other Side Of M id­ 4 MOVIE A A night John (1977) Marie-France Pisier Beck Based on the novel by Sidney Sheldon A Frenchwoman seeks a special type of re­ venge upon an American pilot who deserted her during W orld War II to marry a W ashing­ ton journalist © VIDEO VIBRATIONS t? MOVIE A A Rolling Thunder (1978) W il­ liam Devane. Tommy Lee Jones After return­ ing home from nerve-shattering captivity in a Vietnamese POW camp, a m ilitary officer finds only more pain and danger © COUNTRYCLIPS © NIGHT FLIGHT Concerts © © MOVIE A A A 1946) Edward G Robinson. Orson Welles A small-town college professor and pillar of his com munity turns out to be a hunted Nazi war The Stranger criminal. © JEWISH VOICE BROADCAST © f f l MOVIE La Justicia Tiene 12 Anos (No Date) Joaquin Cordero. Iran Eory f f i INVESTMENT ADVISORY ® © WRESTLING © ^ X C E T E R A .THE NEWS ACCORDING TO PLAYBOY FOR SEPTEMBER 1:10 CTj 0 SOLID GOLD Guests Sheila E The Motels. Sha-Na-Na. King, Sylvia, Rick Springfield (interview). © NIGHT TRACKS 3D O ABC NEWS g © NIGHT FLIGHT Video Profile © h e r it a g e s in g e r s a © ANDREA CELESTE 1:15 1:30 2:00 © MOVIE © 700 CLUB © INVESTMENT ADVISORY 3® © NEWS © SIZZLIN’ SINEMA Featured edited ver­ sion of the adult film " Trinity Brown'" (1984) with Colleen Brennen and John Leslie © MOVIE A A "The Buddy System (1984) Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Sarandon Romantic complications ensue when a lonely boy targets a gadget inventor and would-be writer as a match for his single mother. PG 2:10 T 0 AMERICA Scheduled how to become a game show contestant: Dack Rambo ( Dal­ las"); George Hamilton Showtime miniseries to star former waitress Steenburgen Associated Press 1 ON DON i rom waitress to Oscar-winner to a starring role nn television, Man Steenburgen has had the kind ot career rise that Hoi 1\ w ood l ik e s to make movies about I vervone in Hollywood said, Your name is realk strange; you have nothing called box office, Steenburgen said in an inten íew Steenburgen vvill star in the l\ adaptation of I Scott I it/.gerald s 1034 novel lender 1 s the Might lhe six hour broadcast is the first nun iseries tor Showtime, the pav cable network. l he miniseries, which will begin Oct. 27, Cists the Arkansas-born Steenburgen a s Nicole Warren, the schizophrenic American expatriate w ho becomes attracted to and even­ tually marries the weak-willed psy­ chiatrist Dick Div er, placed b\ I eter Strauss Tender I- the Night also focuses on the activities and attitudes of the idle rich in Hurope after World War 1 Co-starring John Heard, Edward Asner and Sean Young, Tender Is the Might is a co-production of Showtime and the British Broad­ casting Corp Filming was done en­ tirely on location in Europe. Playing the lead role in Dennis Potter's dramatization of Fitzger­ ald's celebrated nov el marks a dis­ tinct shift from serving crepes at l h e Magic Pan in New \ork, which was S t e e n b u r g e n s job when lack N ic h o ls o n chose her toco-star in his 1978 comic Western Coin South After h e r 1980 Best Supporting V t r e s s Oscar for Melvin and How ard Steenburgen became a bank able name, and now she' can await the critics' verdict on lender Is the Night confident that she has Potter's approval "Marc is wonderful, reallv in the pac mg and intelligence of her per­ formance,” said Potter, a Briton best-known in the United States tor his screenplays tor Pennies Iren i lh\i\en and Gork\ Park I hat progress from vulnerable child to troubled, mature woman is not easy.” lhe actress said the role required her to "'explore darker sides of mv personality,” as she helped bring to life an era glamorous on the surface and sad beneath. "These people lived unrealistical- ly in a world that didn't support their lifestyle," said Steenburgen Besides 1 it/gerald, writers like F i­ nest Hemingway, Gertrude Stein and T.S. Eliot chronicled the emo­ tional precariousness of the post- World War 1 era. Aware of the confusion inherent in Nicole, the actress said she wasn’t a performer who let her p a r t s invade her personal life "When I'm out the' door, I'm Maty she said joking that then* would have been a divorce after her seven months of filming it she had allowed herself to become Ni cole In 1979, while shooting the film Time After Time, Steenburgen met and later married her co star, British at tor Male olm Me Dowell. "1 had a lot of reservations she said 'It was mv second film, I was vorv nervous, and I couldn t imag me anything worse than being ro manticallv involved with the lead­ ing man 1 hen she smiled and added, "When Malcolm makes up his mind on something, In' bow Is one ov er lhe couple now have two chil dren I llv, 4, and C harlie, 2. later this fall, Steenburgen will be seen in One Magic Christmas, the new film bv Philip Borsos, dirts tor of The Grei To\ and The Mean Season. Steenburgen spoke philosophical h ot her achievements, admitting that she'd always been driven to succeed "1 couldn't imagine trying any­ thing else besides acting, she said "But 1 didn't know that to make it meant I'd be on a movie screen No one can hav e wanted it as much as I did or worked so hard for it. 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Jam es Cagney A U S Navy cargo h p ru n s into m any m isad ve n tu res b e ­ ‘ the ¿econd o ffice r on b o a rd and his cause grea t d e re to be ¡n co m ba t 7:30 O BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING f f i NFL M O N D AY NIGHT M A TC H U P A p re ­ view of to n ig h t s gam e betw een th e St Louis C ard ina ls and W a sh in g to n R edskins CD M OU SETER PIEC E THEATER 8:00 (4 §6 O M OVIE The Long H ot S um m er iP rem ie re) (P art 2 o f 2) Don Johnson. Jason R ob a rd s The a rriva l of an a m b itio u s d rifte r in a smalt M ississip pi ham let serves as a c a ta ­ lyst fo r su spicio n, violence and m u rde r Q S' T O KATE & ALLIE Kate s purch a se of a m ink co at ra dica lly changes her o u tlo o k on life. © VIDEO VIBRATIONS U rban c o n te m p o ­ rary m usic vide o p ro g ra m m in g fe a tu rin g a mix o f rh yth m and blues, pop . soul, gospel jazz reggae and c o u n try videos S 24 Q NFL FOOTBALL St Louis C a rd i­ nals at W a sh in g to n R edskins (Live) Q © CD DIANA ® o GREAT PER FO R M A NC ES Live From fo r th is c e le b ra tio n of Lincoln C enter Ju illia rd at 80 H ost P atrick W atson is jo in e d by C h risto p h e r Reeve and Kelly M cG illis the fam ed school s 80th year P e rfo rm e rs inclu d e stu d e n ts fro m the m usic, d ram a and dance d ivision s as well as alum na Leo n tyn e Price €D 700 CLUB S cheduled a re p o rt on A rg e n ­ tina. a ctre ss Roseana C hristse n ("D a lla s ') f f l REGIS PH ILBIN'S LIFESTYLES CD LOOKING EAST 5 0 © LA NOCHE © G FAR PA VILIONS Ash (Ben C ross), d e ­ sp ite his love fo r Anjuh (A m y Irving), saves her im p e n d in g m a rria g e to the aging Rana Rossano Brazzn w ho th re a te n e d to call o ff the ce rem o n y and th u s fo rce her in to a life of se rvitud e and d isg ra ce (P art 2 of 3) CD INSIDE BASEBALL A p revie w o f the u p ­ co m in g A m e rica n and N atio n a l League p la yo ff series © M O V I E * * ? 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O WEBSTER After eadmg a news paper article Webster s convinced that he s the outer-space visitor described in the story The Wav Ot The West © MOVIE * * 19341 Wally Wales Bobby Nelson C attle­ men find themselves at odds with sheep ranchers in the Old West © NASHVILLE NOW © WRESTLING © © HOT SHOE 3 Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © LASSIE © C B MOVIE Como Sots Las M uieres1 D ate1 Arturo Fernandez Teresa Gimpera f f i HOT PROPERTIES WITH RICHARD BELZER © HOW GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS CAN MAKE YOU RICH S i © BIANCA VIDAL © MOVIE i f * "Ninja III - The Domination (19841 Lucinda Dickey. Jordan Bennett A woman with ESP and an interest in ancient Japanese culture becomes possessed by the spirit of an evil warrior when she inherits a magic sword R’ < 3 ) Q HAWAII FIVE-0 iNo © BILL DANCE OUTDOORS © 1984 PLAYMATE REVIEW © MOVIE * * Give My Regards To Broad Street" (1984) Paul McCartney, Bryan Brown In a dream, a famous musician searches for the master tapes to his new album which he entrusted to an underhanded aide 'PG 7:05 © MOVIE * * ' i Bless The Beasts And Children (1971) Bill Mumy, Barry Robins Six problem boys try to stop the senseless de­ struction of buffalo by freeing a herd sched­ uled to be shot for sport 7:30 O AUSTIN H.S. HALL OF HONORS STUDY (St ® O MR- BELVEDERE George and Belvedere wonder what to get Marsha for her birthday. Heather wants the cheerieadmg squad 5 f f l WOMEN IN JAZZ The Creative Force ' Creativity in iazz is examined in this program featuring performances by Carla Bley Mary Lou Williams. Mary Osborne, Wil- lene Barton and Jane Ira Bloom © LONE RANGER Troubled Waters © JIMMY HOUSTON OUTDOORS © MARK SOSIN’S SALT WATER JOURNAL © STILL THE BEAVER 6:00 ¡X x G DALLAS The Ewings try to decide about the future of their oil company; Cliff wants Pam to sell Christopher s Ewing Oil join to 'tBSfltíS1? * * * * °on“a *hop* M © o ALL-CITY ORCHESTRA FESTIVAL 83 © VIDEO SOUL 5 .24 O DIFFRENT STROKES Sam and Amoid concoct a scheme to save their par­ ents aiimg marriage Dana Plato makes a guest appearance CD (Q BOXING f f i LIFE OF AN ORCHESTRA The © Band '"he personalities behind the white ties and tans are explored in this series featuring the monden Symphony Orchestra one of the •ew mem ber-'un orchestras in the world 18 O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © 700 CLUB Scheduled cohost Susan -toward America s reaction to AIDS (Part 2 ot 2 1 how to save a child who s choking QD REGIS PHILBIN S LIFESTYLES Featured singer Roberta Flack makeup artist Jerome Alexander David Führer demonstrates his odd taient of singing backwards © HELLO. THIS IS GERMANY 3d © SIN PRESENTA Recital 6 O MOVIE * * * End Of The Game 19~6i Robert Shaw Jacqueline Bisset A re­ lentless Swiss detective wants to prove after 30 years that a master criminal has com m it­ ted murder f f i NFL GAME OF THE WEEK © SEX IN CINEMA: TEENAGE ROMANCE - COMING OF AGE CD MOVIE * * * ' i Across The Great Di­ vide (1976' Robert Logan. Heather Rattray T w o orphaned children set out alone across the Rocky Mountains to claim a farm in Ore­ gon that they inherited G 8:05 © MOVIE **' ? Missing In Action (1984) Chuck Norris M Emmett Walsh An Am eri­ can colonel returns to Vietnam to search for MIAs R 8:30 © 3? O BENSON A senator mixes busi­ ness with pleasure when she and Benson tan­ gle over a piece of legislation g © NEW COUNTRY I f O WALL STREET WEEK Guest Lee S Isgur first vice president, Paine Webber © © MOVIE "La Esfinge" (1981) Frank Langella. Lesley-Anne Down © LOOKING EAST f f i NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS Comedy sketches combine with classic film and news footage in an offbeat, satiric take-off. © LET THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN A re­ cap of the Minnesota Vikings ’84 season 9:00 X ® © FALCON CREST Angela envisions Father Christopher (Ken Olin) as a potential threat to her: Reardon (Simon McCorkindale) learns about Anna s past through her hospi­ tal records g © MOVING RIGHT ALONG ® @ o SPENSER: FOR HIRE Spenser s danger-ridden search for a pair of runaways finds him scurrying about Boston and the New England countryside g © VIDEOCOUNTRY © © VI VAN CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION Twelve semi-finalists are chosen in this round of competition highlighted by performances by Andre-Mi- chel Schub and Santiago Rodriguez (Part 2 of 3) ® O QUEST FOR THE KILLERS The signif­ icance of public education and social change 18 examined in IMa profile of a husband-and- wite medical team who labored to eradicate leprosy m Nepal g © D R RUTH SHOW © VIDEO VACATIONS JS © DANCIN’ DAYS © MOVIE * * Scandalous (1984) Robert Hays John Geilgud A well-known and am bi­ tious television reporter is accused of his wife s murder PG © NFL’S GREATEST MOMENTS © MOVIE * * The Sex Ray (19811 Barry Andrews James Booth At a British sex clin­ ic a lovelorn man invents a device which unleashes the passions of an aloof secretary, the object of his desires © MOVIE * * ' t Missing In Action .19841 Chuck Norris M Emmett Walsh An Ameri­ can colonel returns to Vietnam to search for MIAs R f f i HIGH CHAPARRAL 9:05 9:30 O CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH © 1-40 PARADISE © JACK BENNY Mary invites Jack to a re­ union she is giving for the women she used to work with at the May Company 30 © 24 HORAS f f i HARNESS RACING Breeders Crown Championship Race Four live from Yonkers. N Y © DTV 9:45 10:00 I S 3 0 S S 0 ® 0 new s O CHALKBOARD © SESSIONS © MOVIE * * "Story Of The Dolls" (1984) Tetchi Abgayam. Max Thayer A beauty pageant winner s triumph is tarnished when nude photographs trom her past are pub­ lished © YOU CAN BE A STAR © NIGHT FLIGHT "Take Off To Women In Rock" features performances by Katrina and the Waves. Til Tuesday, Lone Justice. Alison Moyet, Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam, Shiela E and Chrissie Hynde © © SHORT STORIES ( 3 O BUSINESS REPORT © MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. Solo and Iliya head for Latin America to destroy the com­ puter that controls all of THRUSH’S activities Guest stars: Charlie Ruggles. Judy Carne. © MOVIE * * * "Lumtere" (1976) Jeanne Moreau. Francine Racette A weekend to­ gether proves to be very enlightening for four friends, all actresses with varying degrees of success in their careers and in their relation­ ships with men. © SHOWBIZ MAGAZINE © O CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS "Something Wicked This © MOVIE Way Comes" (1983) Jason Robards. Jonathan Pryce Two boys discover the terri­ fying secret underlying a mysterious carnival where fantasies are fulfilled, but only for a horrible price PG' 10:05 © NIGHT TRACKS: POWER PLAY 10:30 ® ® O BEST OF CARSON From June 1984 Shelley Winters, Ronnie Shakes and Annie Potts join host Johnny Carson. (R) ® JEFFERSONS George and Louise are in for the surprise ot their lives when their foster son arrives tor a visit g i e TAXI After 10 years of strict monastic life Simka s cousin visits New York and im ­ mediately sets his sights on Elaine l? THREE'S COMPANY Jack tells a stunning skier that he's a downhill champion © FANDANGO 38 O DOCTOR WHO The Visitation Nys- sa has a plan for destroying the android (Part 3 of 4) © f f l MOVIE Erendira Irene Papas. Claudia Ohana © O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE © THE "A" PLAY .3® © LA TRAICION © © MOVIE * *'■ : The Long Duel (1967) Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard A nomadic Indi­ an tribe's problems eventually involve an a r­ chaeologist CD SPORTSCENTER © SIZZLIN’ SINEMA Featured edited ver­ sion of the adult film Fast Cars Fast W om ­ en (1981) with Kay Parker and Ron Jeremy (Spanish) (1983) 10:40 CD MOVIE * * * Halloween (1978) Donald Pleasence Jamie Lee Curtis On a rainy Hal­ loween night an insane murderer escapes from an asylum and cuts a path of death, de­ struction and terror through a small town R 10:45 CD HARRY ANDERSON’S HELLO SUCKER! Harry Anderson from Night Court puts his gavel aside to provide satirical tips on the fine art of conning with guests Turk Pipkin and John Larroquette Taped at Hermosa Beach's (Calif.) Comedy & Magic Club 11:00 X DYNASTY Fallon tells Nick that she loves him, Nick continues to lure Krystle away from Blake; Blake takes legal steps against the racketeer Logan; Alexis sends an anonymous letter to Blake that could ruin his marriage. QD o MOVIE * * ' * "The Avalanche Ex­ press' (1979) Robert Shaw, Lee Marvin Three men encounter natural disasters and political intrigue while attem pting to smuggle a defecting agent out of his country (R) © VIDEO VIBRATIONS Urban contem po­ rary music video programming featuring a mix of rhythm and blues, pop, soul, gospel, jazz, reggae and country videos @ BARNEY MILLER Brownies sprinkled with hashish cause some strange reactions from the detectives who ate them © NASHVILLE NOW © NIGHT FLIGHT New Sounds looks at new breaking artists and independently pro­ duced videos by Mr Mister, Idle Eyes, Chris Isaak, Simon F. and the Adventurers © © HOT SHOE ® o AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Country Leg­ ends" Performances by Kitty Wells, Faron Young. Pee Wee King. Johnny Wright and others © BEST OF GROUCHO © Q THREE’S COMPANY An older woman adopts Jack as her surrogate son © EVERYBODY’S MONEY MATTERS a © MOVIE "Los Japoneses No Esperan" ( 1977) Julio Aleman. Jaqueline Andere. © WRESTLING © NIGHT TRACKS 11:05 11:30 ® WRESTLING 3D LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Rhonda traps the The Omen f f l WOMEN girls into playing a game of "Truth (1983) Mr T. f f i MOVIE * * D C Cab Adam Baldwin Drivers of a nearly bankrupt Washington taxicab operation become he­ roes when they rescue two kidnapped chil­ dren R’ l j © NIGHT FLIGHT New Film Releases © IN JAZZ The Creative Force Creativity in jazz is examined in this program featuring performances by Carla Bley Mary Lou Williams. Mary Osborne. Wil- lene Barton and Jane Ira Bloom © BILL COSBY .24 Q MOVIE (1976) Gregory Peck, Lee Remick A mysterious 5- year-old boy exercises deadly powers to de­ stroy those who become suspicious of his strange birthright .36 O FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS Videos by the Thompson Twins ( Lay Your Hands On Me ). Roger Daltrey (' After the Fire"), Eddie M ur­ phy ( Party All the Time "), Starship ( "We Built This C ity") © MOVIE * (1983) Anna Ventura. Jamie Gillis While in Paris, an American photographer falls in love with two French sisters who later discover that sharing one man is not a bad idea 11:45 Private School CD MOVIE * (1983) Phoebe Cates. Betsy Russell Teen-aged boys visit the all-girl Cherryvale Academy for some fun and adventure R' That's Outrageous Late niaht 12:00 X QUINCY Quincy fills in for a vacationing general practitioner and becomes involved in a patient's problems. © TO BE ANNOUNCED @ ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE © NIGHT FLIGHT "Reggae Music" includes performances by The Mighty Diamonds. Yel­ low Man. Johnnie Osborne and Eek-A- Mouse. © f f i LIFE OF AN ORCHESTRA The Band" The personalities behind the white ties and tails are explored in this series featuring the London Symphony Orchestra, one of the few member-run orchestras in the world © WENDY AND ME © FAMILY GUIDE PRESENTS © VIDEO TONIGHT © NIGHT TRACKS 12:05 12:15 © MOVIE *★ '/? "Girls Of The White Or­ chid' (1983) Ann Jillian. Jennifer Jason- Leigh A young woman journeys to the Far East for what she believes is a career as an into the entertainer only to be pressured world of prostitution 12:30 ® FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS Videos by the Thompson Twins ("Lay Your Hands On Me"), Roger Daltrey ( After the Fire”), Eddie Mur­ phy ("Party All the Time"), Starship ("We Built This City"). 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Eric Roberts Traces the career and death of model-actress Dorothy Stratten who was murdered by her estranged hus­ band R ’ Q Late night 12:00 4 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERM AN From October 1984 actors Bill Murray and Harry Dean Stanton, pianist Richard Clayder- man (R) 5 QUINCY Sam s belief in an ancient Jap a­ nese custom prohibiting autopsies compli­ cates an investigation into the mysterious death of a Japanese movie star © © TO BE A N N O U N C ED ® ABC N EW S NIGHTLINE © HO LLYW O O D IN SID ER © CD DIANA €D W ENDY AN D M E © FAMILY GUIDE P R E SE N T S 5 ? O RH O DA All of Rhoda s insecurities surface when she meets Jo e ’s ex-wife, who turns opt to be very beautiful 00 S U P E R B O U T S Leon Sp in k s vs M uham ­ mad Ali. Feb 78 in Las Vegas 12:10 (T> O M O V IE ★ ★ V i "Isa b e l's C hoice" (1981) Jean Stapleton, Richard Kiley. A mid­ dle-aged secretary must choose between ro­ mance and a chance for corporate success (R) 12:20 © M O V IE ★ ★ ★ People Will Talk (1951) Cary Grant, Jeanne Crain A doctor becomes involved with a pregnant woman and deoides to marry her. 12:30 ® URBAN / SUBURBAN NIGHT ROCK (Joined In Progress) © NEW COUNTRY © JAPAN TODAY © LOVE THAT BOBI g ) O BENNY HILL Benny tries to show that Health Services favors the rich, g ) © LOVE BOAT Gopher's wealthy aunt meets a well-to-do gentleman; a ship's em­ ployee leaves his son with the captain; two fun-loving bachelors find out that love isn’t everything © Q THAT'S INCREDIBLE © PLAYMATES: THEN & NOW 1:00 © WHITE SHADOW © C BS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 33) URBAN / SUBURBAN NIGHT ROCK CD OPRY TRIBUTES © GET RICH WITH REAL ESTATE © CD TENKO A ruthless lieutenant takes command temporarily. Blanche and Rose meet threatening guards after snagging qui­ nine from stolen Red Cross parcels €9 700 CLUB Scheduled a report on Argen­ tina: actress Roseana Christsen ("Dallas"), f f i © MOVIE La Justicia Tiene 12 Anos” (No Date) Joaquin Cordero. Iran Eory. © AMERICA TALKS BACK © HOW TO BUILD YOUR HOME AND SAVE a © LA n o c h e ffi OUTDOOR LIFE © PROSTITUTES OF PARIS 1:05 130 ff i M O VIE ★ ★ ? Omar Khayyam (1957) Cornel Wilde. Debra Paget An adventurer leads a group of revolutionaries in their at­ tempt to set up their own shah X O ® O N EW S © PO RTER W A G O N ER AT O PRY LAN D ffi SP O R T S C E N T E R © M O V IE ★ (1983) Phoebe Cates Betsy Russell Teen-aged boys visit the all-girl Cherryvale Academy for som e fun and adventure R' Private School 1:35 f fi M O V IE ★ ★ r Girls Of The White O r­ chid (1983) Ann Jillian. Jennifer Jason- Leigh A young woman |Ourneys to the Far East for what she believes is a career as an entertainer only to be pressured into the world of prostitution 2:00 © N EW S X O C B S N EW S NIGHTW ATCH 'X URBAN / SU B U R B A N NIGHT RO CK © © ON EDIN LINE Baines almost proposes marriage to a widow but decides to remain a bachelor CD MOVIE ★ ★ "Captain Scarlett (1953) Richard Greene. Leonora Amar A daring rascal pits himself against a multitude of foes to gam the kingdom and a lady CD INVESTMENT ADVISORY © TO BE ANNOUNCED © ANDREA CELESTE © INSIDE BASEBALL © ELECTRIC BLUE'S LOVE LINES 2:25 © MOVIE ★ ★ "Christine" (1983) Keith Gor­ don. John Stock well Based on Stephen King's novel A high school misfit buys and restores a 1958 Plymouth, unaware it s pos­ sessed by a demon that will (ealously protect him and destroy any perceived threat. R' CJ (No Date) © © MOVIE "L o s Triunfadores Napoleon, Javier Ruan © INVESTMENT ADVISORY ffi TOP RANK BOXING Edwin Curet vs Gary Williams for the E SP N Lightweight title. scheduled for 12 rounds from Atlantic City, N.J. (R) 2:30 3:00 ® TOP 12 COUNTDOWN © MOVIE ★ ★ ★ "Unman, Wittering And Zigo (1971) David Hemmmgs. Carolyn Sey­ mour A new boys school teacher discovers to his dismay that the students apparently murdered his predecessor the previous se­ mester. © DAYTIME MAGAZINE © MOVIE ★ "The Phantom Creeps" (1939) Bela Lugosi. Robert Kent. A mad scientist uses an array of bizarre inventions in his bid for world domination. © MOVIE ★ ’'! "Hollywood Hot Tubs” (1984) Donna McDaniel, Michael Andrew After tak­ ing a plumbing job. a young man plunges into a series of surprising encounters with some unusual Hollywood characters R' © MOVIE ★'/? "Terror In The Aisles" (1984) Narrated by Donald Pleasence and Nancy Al­ len. A look at cinematic suspense through a compilation of excerpts from films such as "Frankenstein". "Hallow­ een" R ’ "Psycho”, and ff l W O R LD AT LARGE 3:10 3:15 f f i M O V IE * * The Wicked Lady (1983) Faye Dunaway. Alan Bates A fascinating hiqh-society woman engages in highway rob bery seduction and murder in the course of a day s work R 3:30 Behave Yourself 0 ) M O V IE ★ ★ (1951) Farley Granger Shelley Winters The owner ship of a very special dog draws the mob s attention to a proud couple ffi GET SM A R T Max gives an easy assign ment to two pupils shopping follow 99 while she s 4:00 © V ID EO VIBR AT IO N S ® UR BAN / SU B U R B A N NIGHT RO CK © BO B NEW HART 30 © 24 H O R A S 4:15 © M O V I E * * ’! Making The Grade (1984) Judd Nelson. 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