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8 arrested in spring break riot

The student newspaper of The Univ-M , ty 1 Texas at Austin

M onday March 21 1988 

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Dodds assembling list of replacements for men’s basketball coach

By STEVE DAVIS

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Sports 
State & lo t a 
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World & N a t.

Fee increase gets approval from committee

Recommendation sent to vice president s ottice; yes would meun 1.5 percent hike

By DIANA WILLIAMS
Da ly T ex an Sta*

A p relim in a r) 

r e v o m m en d a tio n 
incrt'dse req u ired stu 
that w o u ld 
d en t fe e s by 
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prt>yfU bv th e S tu d e n t S erv ices fe t 
to tht 
L o m m i ttee tor su b m iss io n 
office of the v u t p r e sid e n t ftir stu 
d en t affairs later th is w eek

The r e c o m m e n d a tio n w h ic h in 
elu d e s x tists tor stu d e n ts per se m e s 
tor S tu d e n t H ealth
ter ot 
C en ter s e r v ic e s an d 
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reational sp o rts an d T ht'D aily It'\a>: 
w ill bt* g iv e n final a p p ro v a l bv the 
c o m m itte e M ond ay after a ^ a m 
d is c u ssio n at th e lX m .ithv G eb au er 
b u ild in g C o n fe r e n c e RtH>m

S tott D eF ife 
said 

c o m m itte e chair 
m an 
th e g r o u p d elib era ted 
stu d e n t-tu n d e d 
12 
b u d g ets 
s e r v i c e s o n M arch 11 an d m a d e c u t s 
in s e v e n of th e p ro p o sa ls

from 

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in c lu d in g tn n g t b e n e fits 
m a r e a s 
and travel e x p e n s e s M -i 
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m ittee d e c r e a se d the h eaith cen ter - 
p r o p o se d b u d g e t bv h a v in g thi c e n ­
ter fu n d its S 4 - KK f 
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its ovx n re serv e acco u n t

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1 h e c o m m itte e m ade cu ts in tht 
R ecreational S p orts b u d g et b ec a u se 
estim a te s tor u tilities at k lark and 
W hitaker fie ld s a n d TVnick Allison 
F enm s C e n te r w ere m isca lcu lated

fullv 

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fu n d 
b u d get p r o p o sa ls su b m itted bv otfi 
cials from th e O ffice of th e S tu d e n ts 
the C abinet o t 
A tto m e v Tht Texan 
C o lle g e C o u n c ils 
the o m b u d sm a n 
and th e U n iversity C hildcart Asso 
n a tio n

l \ * h t e said tht U niversity C h ild ­
g r a n te d

care A s s o c ia t io n wa*- 

S >2 A U tc> h elp co v e r cu rren t op era 
tion al ccists an d a d d itio n a l ren o v a ­
tio n s an d repairs 

T h e c o m m itte e d e n ie d Sx~ uX or 
the a ss c v ia tio n 's 
propc'sal
that w o u ld havt g o n e tovxard c \- 
p a n d in g 
in to a fu ll-tim e dav-care 
agency b eca u se tht grou p w ill n o t 
Have th e n ecessa ry fa cilities in lu s s 
84 T he a ssc v ia tio n currently o p e r ­
a tes part-tim e o u t o f th e U niversity 
U n ited M eth o d ist C hu rch 
24b4 
to 
G u a d a lu p e St 
m o v e in the* fall b e c a u se th e ch u rch 
w a n ts to e x p a n d its o w n ch ild -care 
se r v ices D eF ite said

but w ill h a v e 

T h e c o m m itte e had the genera! 
attitude* that th is voar w a s not a year 
tor real e x p a n sio n D eF ite said 

IX'Fite said in c r e a se s in b u d g e ts 
c a u sed by sta te -m a n d a te d 2 p ercen t 
in crea ses 
a c ro ss-th e-b o a rd 
h in d ere d th e c o m m itte e from a llo w ­
in g m any g r o u p s to e x p a n d

salary 

T he c o m m itte e tuily fu n d ed a re­

iXX 

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to s tu d e n t radio 
kT*sb tor it- first y ea r ot o p e r a tio n . 
K evin Tuerft kT^B sta tio n m a n a ­
ger said stu d e n t radio is sc h e d u le d 
to air on cablt stereo A pril 11

In a d d itio n to kF SB 
fully 

the c o m m it­
tee a lso 
fu n d ed b u d g e t re­
q u e s t s from th e 1 aid law s h u t tle B us 
S ervice totalin g $3 l^n M o A n o p ­
tional b u d g et from sh u ttle b u s rep ­
r esen ta tiv es that in clu d ed u p g r a d ­
in g the serv ice bv h v e b u s e s w a s 
d e n ie d bv the c o m m itte e

B u d get req u ests from th e C a m ­
p u s A ctivities O ffice S tu d e n ts' A s- 
scx íafion and the S tu d e n t S er v ic e s 
full 
Fee C o m m ittee a lso rece iv e d 
fu n d in g

O n M onday 

the S tu d y A b road 
O th ct w ill ask th e c o m m itte e to re­
co n sid er fu n d in g stu d e n t s tu d ie s in 
cither c o u n trie s T he o ffice w a s d e ­
n ied a req u est tor $^5.000 after th e 
co m m ittee s prelim inary b u d g e t a p ­
proval tw o w’e e k s a g o

 Bush leads Puerto Rico GOP primary

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Vice President 
G e o r g e 
B u s h 
and Democratic 
presidential con­
Je s s e 
te n d e r 
Ja c k s o n 
e a c h 
snared another 
victory Sunday, 
winning their parties primaries in 
Puerto Rico.

But Massachusetts G ov Michael 
Dukakis remained the leader ol tin 
Democratic presidential pack be 
cause Jackson picked up no dele­
gates m the non-binding beaut) 
c o n t e s t " 
c o m ­
th e 
monwealth 

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Bush swept the winner-take-all 
G O P contest in Puerto Rico, with 14 
delegates at stake W ith results from 
almost one-third of the precincts 
Bush had picked up 
percent ot 
the vote, w hile Bob Dole had gotten 
only 3 percent

W ith 31 percent of the precincts 
reporting Jackson had 35 percent ot

the votes. The nearest contender 
was Dukakis, with 23 percent.

I he 31-member Democratic dele­
gation from Puerto Rico was expect­
ed to go to the convention uncom ­
mitted and vote as a bkn 

M eanw hile, Dukakis led 

the 
dust settled on more delegate- 
counting 
in Kansas, 1 exas and 
South Dakota 

In Texas, Jackson solidified his 
presidential bid and should have as 
many delegates as Dukakis when 
Democrats hold their state conven 
tion this spring in Houston the I ex 
as Demócrata Party chairman said 
Sunday

v o tin g 

in Texas 

Although Dukakis earned more 
delegates in Super Tuesday s prima 
Jack so n 
r\ 
appeared to have gathered mort at 
large delegates in Saturday s 270 
county and senatorial district ee>n 
ventions across the state

Those conventions determint the 
allocation of M at-large delegates to 
the national convention but state 
wide results ot Saturday s meetings 
were not tallied 

tor 

W ith |ust it\cr halt of the ' 2NH 
Jackson 
delegates accounted 
had 41 percent and Dukakis V per 
cent Uncom mitted delegates w en 
running 10 percent Tennesse e Sen 
\l Gore had It* percent, Missouri 
Hep Richard Gephardt 
' p e r c e n t 
and Illinois Sen Paul Sim on 1 pie 
cent Former Coloradt Sen v .arv 
Mart had one delegate 
t dG 
tru t in 1 louston

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third 
and about a third of th< people ei 
ther (, .on v . phardt > ? 
unit
ted ," said state IX>mo 
\tr ?v
Chairm an Bob Slagle 

! >ukak 

M any counties reported a record 
G O P turnout at the meetings A l­
though Bush won all 111 national 
delegates to the convention, the 
G O P battles were over delegates 
w h o will eventually write the par­
ty s platform and rules

The Robertson-controlled conven­
tion in Nueces County adjourned 
w hen the alloted time ran out and 
reconvened in a church later

Bush backers tned to blexk the 
mov e to the church, but were voted 
dow n

That place was full of religious 
said Nueces County Bush 
fanatic s 
delegate Steve Cobb 
They voted 
down everyone w ho voted against 
reconvening in a church out of con­
cern tor separation of church and 
state

Dole fighting tor the survival ot 
bis Republican presidential bid was 
in Y\ isconsin campaigning tor the- 
state s Apnl 3 primary The Kansas 
sonator who has suffered a st*nes ot 
crushing 
to Bush, has 
pledged to keep his faltering cam ­
paign alive at least until that con 
test

losses 

1.......Kt't 

T h o s e - o d d s appeared to lengthen 
Sunday as ,i poll published in the 
u•Mn\ suggested Bush
held a commanding lead in Wtscon 
I In survey of like Iv Republican 
su 
v ote rs with a b point margin ot er­
ror 
percent b.u ked Bush 
wluie 23 percent supported Dole 
Kobe rtson trailed with pe rcent 

said 

v.'! the lVmcKTatle side- Dukak.- 

: Wisconsin vs it h 

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'> percent
w 11it Jackson at v percent the ur 
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vvere closely

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’a a e 3

Sabotage hampers vote

Salvadorans go to polls in spite of threats from guerrillas

P re v 'lection s u r v e y s h ad mdkate<. 1 Prt*s-
¡dent
Jose N a p o le o n D u a rte s *entrist
C hrisfi an Demo* rats w o u ld lose tht'ir ma
l*>ntv in th e N ational Assembly arad the
rightist Republican N ationalist Al lianc e
or \ r e i
w o u ld m a k * th e biggest g;ains.

t h ri d u n 1 'emiKr.it- h ad ' > d e p u ties m
• i ass* r rb lv a n d A rena 13 Th.
iJa rtv
in d e p t •nd**nt
legislator from th e small rightist

t h * i j. i *c 
c **nt**r right N.itu rial 
hacj 12 in d ther. w a s 
a n d on * 
party 1' AIvA

t onciliation

n * 

I VVO h o u r s after polls d o s e d

Arena
d a i m e t1 it h ad w o n the mayoralty < ? s an
' - w »*•., n the C h ristu m D* m ix rats

Associated Press

SAN SALA A D O R FI S alv a d o r 

salva 
d o r a n s defied leftist guerrilla threat*' and 
voted Sund av in legislative a n d m unicipal 
electrons after o v e r n ig h t e x plosion- m rht 
capital a n d sa b o ta g e kntx.’k**d out p o w e r 
to m ut h of the nation

th m ;t i m 
I u r n o u t w a s m o d e r a te 
hnes at polling places m Sai 
"vivad <r 
I her* w ore so m e o rganiz ation al ditfiiul 
ties inc lu d in g late delivery' of ballot boxes 
to su m e voting stations ai d a r g u m * n ts 
over th« p la ce m ent of partv «bservers at 
tal les where reg istra tio n s w e r* * h. ked 

I he 

( entral 

I lev toral 

t , »mn iss 

blam ed th e sa b o tag e for the pr hi,

I h* a r m e d h >n es rep 

.« rr

las e a r n e d o u t a b n e t m o r ta r 
side the t astt : * , * . . * t - ■ 

i f ;.* 
.
. 
. 
hv

ipte d

Rebels of tho leftist Farabund* Marti 
N ational Liberation f ront e n g a g e d in an 
H-year-old war a g a in s t the 
' S backed 
g o v e r n m e n t h ad said the v o t e w a s a farce 
a n d called for a bo yco tt 
l^ast w eek thev 
o r d e r e d a traffic ban a n d thr* a t e i e d t* a t ­
tack any vehicles o n the nation s h ig h ­
w ays.

I lection offii íals c o n s u lte d a * vane i » 
polling places in th e capital said th e t u r n ­
o ut a p p e a r e d to be abo ut 
s a m e or 
slightly m ore th a n in th e prev ious legisla­
¡ 2 million 
tive elections in 198^ n h< • 
p e o p le voted

tin 

I he reg istered electorate - | r> millior 
( Hfn la b c o n s u lte d in \ e a p a a n d C ua - 
zapa 
tw o t o w n s n o r th >f rh* capital s a i d 
'h e t u r n o u t a p p e a r e d -lightiv ¡es- th a n in 
i

Because o f 

the guerrilla ■ • ■ 

n u t w as c o n s id e r e d e s t U: 

tt v ail 
. sicmfi- 

oin t W h e th e r less or nn •• 
thre«
vears .¡d 
g r e a t e r t h a n 
' h e A p erc en t of the electorate that takes 
p a r t in an av e ra g e L b flection

it w as certain t* • 

p. - t-nt 

I ' i a r m e d forces -.aid 
untrv s V «[X triK>ps w ere d* r 

: ?h* 
,t d to 
p ro v id e security at th e *4: polling places 
n a tio n w id e 
I h e i n t e n s e Ministry said it 
could g u a r a n te e s e c u r e v o tin g co n d itio n s 
• 244 of th e 2'-2 m unicipalities

British army investigates killings 
of officers at IRA funeral cortege

Br

Double standard charge 
revived after bank saved

Iran: 5.000 killed in gas attacks

First Israeli soldier killed 
in uprisings among Arabs

. .iit.uk a g u n m a n an* u< d t 
t.rt 

; ■«
at
• * 
:«‘d crenadt-s at m o u r n e r s d u r in g th

ex tre m ist 

ip e n e d 

' tt ' e e I R A c c e ' Tillas s h 

t bv h - ■

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itue 

andc-s in G ibraltar M a r h t 

- 
peo p le w ere m lu r e d ;n th

► ba t

'p a r e

t h e

w h e r »*

icard an

■ 'vise- 

,m rt r o u U d t sf . rt 

! .¡i

Mu ¡stor Marc.¡ret 
Irish 
a n d 

J r e m i e r C h a r l e s

I haiv "< r 

" i« ” iied the vi* .* a* e

«an «. f x p e o p le hav e d ie d in !*-* 
v-. ta n a : s tn te in V rth er: 

Irt 
IRA is t-.ghtmg ti d m *

" < 

I he armv identified the slai

t . e r a s b* M.-shc k atz.
th* n o r th e r n p* rt city of Haifa

n soi- 
from

He w as she't tvee or th re e tim es m 
th* ’ ead at d o s t range w hik g u a r d 
mg a g o v e r n m e n t b u ild in g facing 
the s r a . Beit Jibnn P ale stin ian ret:, 
get c a m p in this biblicai a t ) 
the 
m ilita n said

to 

Troops im m ediately scale d 
the m a in tc urist rout* 

tt the 
from 
road 
the a t v s M a n g er
Jerusalem 
th e sit* c*f C h n s t s birth 
Ñauare 
I hev also sla p p e d a curfew on the 
r o u n d e d u p o - 
refugee c a m p a n d 
er y o n e w he' w as in th e arc*a 
tor 
q u e s tio n in g 
s p o k e s m a n 
said

an armv 

Shortlv atter the killing a do. * : 
Israeli soldiers g u a r d e d a b o u t ¡ h 
P alestinians m front c>t shc'ps 
\ . j 
diers lc*d th e m awav in small g r o u p s 
for q u e s tio n in g

Rabin a n d s h o n ir i'n r u s h e d U the 

sc en e

It s a painful day 

but w* ar* 
d e te r m in e d tc' co c'n tc* mak*- su re 
security will prevail in Israel a n d the 
Rabin said later at th* 
territories 
in J e ru sa le m 's O ld 
Weste'm Wall 
C it\ 
in lu d a 
tsm

the* m o st s,u re'd sitt 

By DAVE SKIDMORE
Assoc,ated P ress

W \S H 1 N G I O N

b a n k

:har;

ig financial

seen since* the* 
in effect 
m ent 
th e < 
bic to fail 
I h e bes* Kn 
To - Fa i l Bvndr 
C o r p w h ich 
th* ¡arc* st-t*v e

I he Federal Idepo- 
agency 
tliat in s u r e s 
banks h* n t " t* rec* * 
that by selling its st 
nearly tcuir y e a r s afte 
stiil the n itc'r s11 h. kh 
I v\ * cov e r n m . nt *• 
up in s titu tu 'n s ncariv 
tinenta 1 are rene vvinc 
I h u r s d a i 
1 irsf R epubhcB ink v * 
k'st ne-ariv $2 billion i 
of the \ e a r 

The I O k 

T he F ederal H o m e 
regu lates sav in g s inst 
pledge Fndav rega re 
. t \ m e 
rwmcial C .)rp 
ton c alif 
hase*d An 
\ss*>4. u bc >n

I ho e v e*ntuai price* 
lems at I irs: R epubi 
kn*'\s n for cer ta ; 
bailouts u ltim a te ly cc 
e v e n su rp a ss th e k

He t*>ld a g r o u p of s u p p o r t e r s that 
the protects m the ocx'upied ternte' 
ne*s had the' s in i c goal as the1 Arab 
I he p u rp o se is 
wars ag a in st Israel 
th r o u g h tJu* uso of force* tc* get rid of 
us

I he prevniise s made 
be'.ird go K*\c'nd tne 
tice L suaiiv depc's.r 
o n h to $UX),IXX a n d . 
e*d at all

W h e n s m a l l e r b ai i

m id i 
it m e n

t'V

Bank bailout * sh o rt-term ’
Asioe.atea Press

*- 
I s* 
| r -;- K 

i'A i ...AB 

^ 

¡níusu>n 

fe d e ra l officials sav a SI bil- 
to First R o p u riic B a n k
the 
wus an n tc n m stop to steady 
'h a k e n by a ru n on d e p o s its a n d out- 
•• •; stc rs . re N ng so u g h t to help put 

i tne v ¡nipanv o n su re r financial footing

• dera 

* 
• d slow a run 

. Vpt sit . n s u tu n c e C o rp . s ad- 
h ¡rsday h e lp e d calm jittery deposi-
n d e p o s its th a t h as
the oiling c o m p a n y ,

'"** rves tre 

i 

r' 
- 

I b uns sp. ko sm a n l**seph Bowles said.

• UK v hairnvan William S e id m a n said in 
vNasmr gton he as-ista ict w a s only a sh o r t­
term step.
Seidn - 
ter-: 

I DIC w a - se e k in g a 
solutu n t,. the- h o ld in g c o m p a - 
- *j king to p m ate 
em.s 
- w h o r .ay w ai t to p articip ate in a 

’ ‘ t ' :' 

said 

. . . . 

the 

i 

r u c tu n n g 
rst R eput
in Wk?

he c o m p an y '.
S million 
s t u n g bv a 
>n:mum g real estate 
loan
posit i a ttlc'W s so u g h t gov-

I u esdav

he

double 
is . dual 
. inks 
gger
ed with

with
svi.ting
1 m stitu- 
nd ener-
t*!.«e iáni
the

*w i*>ans
vn lie-reas 
real es- 
( . e t m a n

retire

North may subpoena ‘highest ranking officials' for defense

A-svx ated P*ess

VN ASHINT. TON 

t i>rj*s b e c a u s e h* m a \ hav* 

I t Col Oliver 
N orth said I n d a v he is re*tinng tremí the 
M a n n t 
tc> 
th e h ighe st ra n k in g officials 
subptH*na 
m our g* v e r n m e n t 
to d e f e n d himself 
against c h a rg e s in the Iran-contra attair

N o rth , m a k in g a brief a p p e a r a n c e at 
th* office c*t a ttorney B r e n d a n Sullivan 
said S ullivan h a d in fo rm e d him 
that 
the d e f e n s e a g a in st these c h a rg e s mav 
require h im tc' issue s u b p o e n a s tor the 
te stim ony a n d records of 
th e h ighe st 
rank ing officials in o u r g o v e r n m e n t 

I hat strikes m e as a c o u r s e of action 
incom p atib le w ith n n c o n t in u e d service 
Ac­
as a M a rin e officer N o rth said 

cordingly with great s a d n e s s 
te n d e r e d n n re q u e st to retire fron 
M arine C o r p s

i have 
the 

W hite H o u se C h ief of staff H o w a rd 
Baker |r 
in an interview ta p e d Friday 
for th e sy n d ic ated television p ro g ra m 
lohn UilMuyhJirt > c >nc on cH, declined 
to sav how P re sid e n t R e a g a n w o u ld re 
s p o n d if s u b p o e n a e d

W e haven f h a d to face that vet 
Baker w h o is a la w y e r said H e recalled 
that form er P re sid en t F ord w as s u b p o e 
n a e d in the case of I v n e t te Squeaky 
From me. w h o w a s c o n v icte d in a n at 
te m p t on his life Ford v id e o ta p e d a d e 
position

A sked vnheth er this w a s w h a t Reagan 
w o u ld d o Baker said. T h e presidd e n t

u n d o u b te d ly will coopeuit 
t h e pr t ' s* 4. ut n>n a n o t h e d* 
that tran slate s into at: 
how 
r e m a in s to t v scvn V\e hav 
issue w h e n it arnv* s 

P e n ta g o n sevurces se d \> 
su b m itte d his requc*st c'n 11 
m g that he he a llo w e d to n 
Mav 1 vn hen he will havc ^ 
y e a rs of active* military serv 
1 w entv v c * a r s is * he m im r 
of serv ice required t*' retire i 
itarv w ith a p e n s io n 

rth

North w ill become tin 
figure* in th* I r a n v o i o r a > 
from activ e military d u 
John P o m d e x te r P re sid í i 
m e r 

n atio n al 

security

s e c 'c '
n dal to 
Rear 
Reagan 
id v is er

* 

e 

u* vt* r and 

tw o o th e rs
federa grand jury
 es th* v vi n sp ir e d 
s..¡os profits to the

, 
.

.

.
• 

:uan con tra rebels.

ikirn 

said 
di rec ted 

rt tired \:r ■ m* Ma 

>NÍictment w h ich also 
t ,en Rich-
* i and his h u s m e s s p a r tn e r Al- 
t h e d e f e n d a n ts orga-
a 
a n d 
n to c o n tin u e f u n d in g o? a n d lo- 
and c'thcr s u p p o r t tor military 
rarnil tary op« ratu m s in Nicara- 
law 
thc co n tra s 
»uch action

at a t;m t I S 

c o n c e a le d 

a rest rv e

i »v

Jpied la n d s 
>t start Lt V .* n 
the s h o o tin g 
d 
use of g u n s bv 
s to p p e d 
- He 
ignaied a m ag r
s of p ro testers 
. r l e d st<i n e s an d 
u p a tio n tor* es 
can v e? soc this 
h e
•si s t r u g g l e 

'• h 
*’• ■ ‘i*« 

M ■' 

-ter y itzhak K,. 
tiger action w o u id 

^ f-ikt • 

• que*!. 1 ’a lestim an u p n s

te rn 

is* e l e m e n ts 

c th* ext* *it tfcat * xtrem ist I’jl
t'sfiman 
to
.emt-in* terrons* acts w ith the civil 
tar d is tu rb a n c e s w* will hav e tc* 
»d:us: H¡r 
barsher m e a s u r e s 
h* said
K>ih 

tak*
to cc>pe v% ith 

rations a n d 

trv 

, 

V.isst'r 

\r a t a t crhief of th e Pal* s 
tine Liberation OrgamzatMMI 
has 
s.ed thre n;hc»ut th* u n r e s t that he 
•rderc'd his fo llow r r s tc' forgo u se of 
I he 
Israeli 
g u n s a g a in st 
* bas r e p o r te d c'nlv s , a tt e r e d 
\ r a b s sfHH'tmg at so ldiers 

torces 

* tses of 
or civilians

ft >red ir Vii .1*1.1
•o 1 *>th* • u ,d« •
P r I v * n t t Í . * 
;
Mar v k u r .ls 
hav. b ee i 
V * a fs

tight

, * 

agr* erne
tht vs. a i

\q u in o says she will not seek re-election

M A.N'li A ft 

; i 

. 

said S u n d a y th.!? sh* do* - 
ii 
* al am b itio n

.r d t. Id a radi 

I 

t [ i.e !. -O k •< > < I 

.,: , • , 

,

•

, 

Asked hv a i alter d >ut her i 

s u vear t* nil Aijuir. 
respond* : 
h a d no political am b itio n s a n d 
m* ant f

>ne term

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l e a \ >\.t-

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VN A S H I N t . 1 O N 

Shevardnadze arrives for Washington talks
so v ,e t Foreign M inister I d u a r d 
s hev a r d n a d z e arrived Sunday for th re* d a y s of talks, 
w ith R eagan a d m in is tra tio n officials that art b o u n d i 
Is d o m in a te d hv th* w a rs m N ica ragua a n d Afgl ,u 
st.in

VN * 

fia\ * q uite a few pro b lem s 

Shev a r d n a d /* 
said in a n arrival s ta te m e n t He singled ou t th e situ a 
b o n in c entral America as 
r a th e r g rav e a n d of som* 
serious co n c ern to us

lh** visit may product* a d a t e tor th e next s t q v r 
spe cula tio n c e n te rs on .ate May in 
and som e p ro g re ss to w a r d a tre.ttv *. 
ru uie .ir 

p o w e r s u m m it 
Moscow 
sharply red u c e I s a n d Soviet 
vn e a p o n s

long ram * 

Missing library books found, author sought

SAN 11 Is O B ISPO C alit 

I he O scar n o m i n a t e d 
a u t h o r w h ose n o v e l b ec am e th e m o v ie ¡ u!. Me tu. ket 
w a s s o u g h t tor q u e s tio n in g atter police d isc o v e re d a 
trea su re trove of th o u s a n d s of library books m Ich k e > 
re n te d in his n a m e

More th a n 10 tXX* Jx'oks w ere r ec o v ered from .i p.m 
Of storage units ren te d in the n a m e of lerrv t.ust.iv 
H asfo rd a u t h o r of Tht Short Ttmer> accordin g to p o ­
lice d etec tiv e Ray Berrett

A search w a r ra n t se rv e d bv police from C albornía 
Polytechnic State U niversity San I uis O b is p o so u g h t 
W7 o v e r d u e books that h a d been che cke d out from th* 
c a m p u s library in I la s f o r d 's n a m e

U niversity police h a v e bee n u n ab le to find H asfo rd

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In ev it a b le
Recruiting sealed Weltlich's fate

Pmade.

erhaps too much of college coaching involves recruiting 

Recruiting is one of the main reasons Texas officials opted to 
fire basketball coach Bob W eltlich. It was a m ove that had to be

In his final season at Texas, W eltlich proved he was a good game 
coach w h o could take a small amount of talent and experience a long 
way. But since he couldn't recruit, he w ould have alw ays been w ork­
ing with a shortage of talent.

W eltlich's approach to the players probably had plenty to do with 
the inability to recruit. H e coached under Bobby Knight at both Arm y 
and Indiana, and he brought that dictatorial stvle to Texas. Unlike 
Knight, however, W eltlich never had gTeat high school players begging 
to play for one of the most prestigious programs in the country.

In 1986, La Bradford Sm ith, one of the best high school players in the 

country , chose Louisville over Texas and Georgetown That he even 
considered playing for the Longhorns wras a surprise. But the consider­
ation appeared to be a token move on his part. Tw o of his sisters — 
A u drey and Annette — both played for the Ladv Longhorns, and 
Sm ith couldn't just shrug off the family influence.

W as there any chance at all of Sm ith choosing Texas? Probably not. 
W eltlich never treated his players very well, and words of encourage­
ment were few and far between. Sophomore guard Travis M ays said as 
much w hen Athletic Director DeLoss Dodds approached the plavers 
last week seeking their opinion on Weltlich.

Dodds denied reports that the players' opinions changed his mind, 
but you have to think they made an impression. M ost plavers do not 
wrant to play for such an intim idating coach, and the ones who have a 
choice most certainly w ill not if the school lacks a w inning tradition.

W hat choice is there between a perennial contender for the national 

championship and a program suffocating under football overkill?
None, and W eltlich w ould have had a hard time ever changing that

— Schuyler Dixon

Bad R eactio n
STNP isn't ready to go on line

turned into sort of a good news/bad news proposition 

I n a little less than one week, the South Texas Nuclear Project 

The good news is that the Austin City Council voted unani­
mously Thursday to end the citv's 15-vear association with the Buv 
City nuke. The plant, w hich is $4.8 billion over budget and seven 
vears behind schedule, has added millions of dollars to Austinites 
utility' bills without generating so much as an A-cell battery full of 
power.

The bad news is that the Nuclear Regulatorv Commission released a 

report March 14 stating there were no safety-related problems which 
would prevent the plant's reactors from being licensed on M arch 21 
that's today.

A n d tragically, there's no w’av for the N R C to really know whether 
or not all of the safety-related problems have been properh dealt w ith 
According to a coalition of consumer and environmental groups the 
commission has only addressed 71 of the 700 allegations against the 
plant, and it is reiving on five reports that are to he submitted later to 
answer the other safety questions.

But just in case you're thinking this is simply a bunch of do-gooders 

looking for an excuse to write press releases, think again L S Rep 
M ac Sweeney, a W harton Republican and nobody's bleeding heart 
also questions w hether the the plant can operate safely and has asked 
for further investigation into safety problems.

As Ann M cA fee of Texas Democratic W om en has pointed out the 

only w av to head this thing off is for people to start calling their 
congressmen and senators to protest. The W ashington phone num ­
ber for Austin's congressman, J.J. “ Ja k e " Pickle, is (202) 225-4865 
Texas two senators, Llovd Bensten and Phil Gram m can be reached 
at (202) 224-5922 and 202-224-2934 respectively.

Tell the nice people who answer that you feel strongly that there 
should be a thorough investigation into the allegations against S T N P's 
safety before it s brought on line. Or, if the commission's vote has 
already been taken, tell your legislator's aide that vou want a thorough 
investigation into the N R C 's less-than-thorough investigation

The other option, of course, is to wait and see what happens when a 

nuclear project that's been nddled w ith cost overruns, delay s, con­
struction flaws, lies and deceits comes on line. M aybe nothing will go 
wrong. But if something does, there's no w ay the \ R C can sav it did 
everything it could to prevent such a tragedy

- Sean S. Prke

SA must push state agencies for dead days
Each year at election time, 

the agenda of the Students' 
Association begins to take 
shape. O ut on the campaign trail, 

o lo i’fi/xn 

fi rv>

the multitudes of candidates find a 
few causes 
to champion, and 
those issues become the projects 
of the SA.

Last spring, the hot topics were 
establishing student radio and a 
study abroad program. This year, 
if the candidates are to be be­
lieved, one of the major crusades 
is going to be for an increased 
number of dead days.

Currently, the U Í calendar pro­
vides for one no-class day before 
final exams begin. From the stu­
dents perspective, 
this simply 
does not suffice. Since most pro­
fessors require attention to current 
course work right through the l ast 
class period, the single dead day is 
often the students' only chance for 
com prehensive 
O th er 
schools allot an entire week for 
this task

review 

is on a Monday 

In spring semesters 

the tight 
exam period i s bearable because 
the dead day 
givng students 
weekend to study 
are a different story Because c l a s s 
es end on W ednesday students 
to 
have only the following day 
prepare for Friday finals

the proceeding 
f all semesters 

H owever, making the adminis 
tration aware of the situation isn't 
the problem The principles guid 
ing the formation of the academic 
calendar already acknowledge the 
hardships involved in the tall s, 
mester's one-dead-day schedule 
I he task is instead to force the 
Lm versity to design or accept a 
way to alleviate the difficulties 

Unfortunately tht most obv ious 

solutions aren t the most feasible 
Right noy\ 
fall semesters contain 
70 class days the minimum num 
ber allowed by the University of 
Texas System Board of Regents 
1 hat being the uisc 
there is no 
possibility of merely eliminating 
class meetings to create additional 
dead days

The opposite approach 

length 
ening tali semesters to accommo 
is also
date more no-Gass davs 

eration betw ee 
that determ ine
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VVhat needs to happen is 
cooperation between 
the state agencies 19

unworkable Vs it is proposedc.il 
endars tor future vears hav» the 
to th ro 
semesters ending one 
days before t hristmas 
Jo extend 
thorn any further w ill impingt or 
the holiday and give teachers m 
adequate time to prepare grades 
The remaining possibility 
be
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ginning the tall semester earlu 
provide tfu extra d a y s 
h a s
lor practk.il reasons 
problems 
the 
I niversih mandates a o n e 
week period between tht end of a 
summer session and the begin 
ning of a tall s e s s io n The . urrent

schedules barely meet t) - p o m 
sion sii the only y\ay to begu tali 
terms sooner is to makt »hang» s a 
th< summer schedule

1 y\o options in that an a in 

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diately i i me to mind 
I hi first is 
to com pact the current 1! week 
sum m er period 
into a shorti - 
tim e 
ting t lass cLn
tlass m eeting 

I his w o u ld necessitatt o ¡!
entirely ot making
lo n g e r a n d tv n s ¡d

e n n g th< already hectit pa. 
this seems
su m m er sch»ml 
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Ih e other possibility 
sum m er sth ool earlier 
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Wise investments increase competitiveness
A mericans hayt a b a d habit of pointing 

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f in g e r s and blaming other people tor 
their problems W hen the I S trad* 
deficit h it all-time highs List year p o lit ic ia n s 
and b ig business rushed to decry unfair tr.u ii 
practices by other countries

As protectionist sentiment rose -• did trad» 
restrictions as the percentage o W 
*ds protect 
ed by non-tariff trad» barriers u re.i-rd trein ? 
to 35 percent between is s and 1MS 
But is this 
good tor Americans'* \s R o tvrt Reich of Har 
yard pointed out another word most v* < • 
cans use tor goc>ds dum ped 
is bargains

in I s n arkets 

Vet this country continue*' to blanu *he •« st 
of the yvorld tor it*, economic problems 1 hi 
government spend*' too much money on tin 
military and Am erkar corp» rations spend * 
much money buying each 
ither W t need • 
accept responsibility tor our de hr.u g comp» ; 
tn e position and torm nationa policies n 
vest in capital and human reva ,ro *'

Twenty percent 

Ih e L S population includes huge blocks a 
*t 

unproductive workers 
Am erican children currently 
in p< ,»•*. 
one in tour w ill drop out of * igh school b et >n 
I his is no way ft trair a l a b x . 
graduation 
- y 
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tor the high-tech 
of the 21 st i enture

: a sed exo! 

informal 

ivc 

Ih e federal governm ent has pulled o u t ot 
public education 
leaving h u g e gaps that state 
and local funding have not adequately filled 
Categorical grants targeting technical 
f i e l d s 
should be* made available ti 
choo! districts 
lacking the resources to upg’adt their cunri» u 
lum

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education is to onJ\ tund tin 
rn o M prx v i i ix~t i \ e p n g r a i n s rf

Ih e g overnm ent sh»>uldn t iusf ¡h i w - 

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and science teach» r> 
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Greeks take all kinds

I am venting in regard to Paul Philpott's 
. Column i 'Forced ethnic identities degrade 
minorities, The Daily Texan March 10) 
hirst of all, 1 am confused as to what action 
for everyone to give up 
he is calling for 
the tight against discrim ination7 I feel that 
to believe in minonties is discnmination in 
itself H ow ever, this is not my point

M y w orry is vour (and manv people's) 
idea of W est campus residents Please' 
Please! Please! Do not lump all West cam­
pus residents into one category!

O u r com m unity does not consist solely 
of bow heads" and “ snobs." W'hether we 
(the others) are a ma|ontv or a minority 
within 
is not 
the W est campus area 
known H ow ever, manv of us look down 
on discrimination

I hat we are part of the Greek com m uni­
ty' shows that we want friends and a place 
to “ hang our hats "

But we do not look down on (discrim i­
nate against) our friends who have been 
raised in isolated all-white communities or 
within racist families

1 must point out also that we do not con­
done racism simplv because we have 
joined a social organization W e just toler­
ate others' freedom of thought. W e wish 
onlv to have good times with people our 
age, within our university' This is the path 
we ve chosen

To call every Greek member a racist is to 
call every true Am erican white The bow is 
not the icon of a bigot.

M y hope is that vou understand that 
there are differences in W est campus. Do 
not lum p us together!

Chnstianna Woods 
Biology

Greg Sapire s column 

Oil crisis would save U.S.
tax 
would sa\e W est from oil ensis Tin Daily 
Texan, M arch 10) is quaint T ruth is Am er­
icans have little to fear but m u ih to gain 
from a so-called oil c r i s i s

( Import 

As Sapire states, O P EC dramatically 
lowered oil prices to forestall creation of 
alternative energy 
resources H ow ever 
they only succeeded in stopping p r o je c t s 
of marginal ment and little social benefit 
Theoretical studies in energy and con­
struction went on

Special interest politics, (or populism as 
called by Democrats), would stall any at 
tempt to make coal, gas, oil and nuclear 
energy obsolete 
I hese individuals would 
bemoan the loss of traditional |»>bs while 
the economy restructures H ow ever an oil 
crisis would allow the politicians to act in 
allow conversion 
the national interest 
and construction without bureaucratic and 
legal delays.

Oil at $25-30 will trigger a 

Japanese 
drive to eliminate oil The United States 
It is 
would have to follow Oil is archaic 
on the verge of becoming obsolete 
I et it 
die a slow and ignoble death

Greg langeinn 
Business
Oil and politics don't mix
W hile Greg Sapire's ma|or point is cor 
rect on the need for an oil import tax ( Irn 
port tax would save West from oil crisis 
The Daily Texan, M arch >0), he is dreaming 
if he thinks that any government that de­
pends on oil revenues would suspend 
sales to the United States for political rea 
sons. His facts are wrong

It is the United States that follows a poli 
cy of using trade for political purposes 
Presidents Carter and Reagan were the 
ones to impose trade embargoes on the

Soviet I ninn Libya, Iran and Nicaragua 
not vic e v ersa

Sapire s a y s *he Soviet I nu»n would buv 
the difference* *i oil sale's that was i( »st by 
boycotting 
ITtink a 
moment

l s market 

th< 

1 la sov let 1 non it silt depends m t»*r 
eign oil sales u>r the maior portion of its 
hard currency 
It works hard enough to 
sell vxhat it has n a buyers market W here 
is it going to get the money to buy all the
M iddle i ast s 11|¡1

It Sapire is concerned about America s 
vulnerability to oil shortages, he ought to 
ponder fo ra moment the* fact that ^*r cap 
ita consumption ot oil is two to tine»* times 
that in V\»st G erm an) or Japan 
In tact 
consumption of »>il here is high«*r than in 
many countries w hich have a higher stan 
dard of living m 1 urope

Ihe United states consumes one-third 

ot the world s energy supplies but ac 
counts tor only * percent ot the world s 
population 
I his is be» ause no other coun­
try of its si/e depends so much on auto 
mobiles and freeways

( very »ar built and every highway com­
pleted represents a greater commitment to 
oil dependence American consumption 
patterns are a major tact determ ining not 
only conditions in the »*il market hut our 
views of the M iddle la st and other oil 
prodm ing regions

It American oil consum ption was paral­
lel to that of other nations, this region 
would indeed be of marginal political im ­
Instead, the present situation 
portance 
leads 
the Am erican g overnm ents 
to 
preoccupation with North Africa and the 
Persian G ulf region and brings a new di 
mension of international instability related 
to superpower conflict

Congrats to Godwin

I g o t »»u! . <t tin h a b it »>t w ri* 

i lo n g tim e ag»

ímr.y l i> 
I \nly , - t . ■ »*dit»irs G h >u 1 H ut 
special »ase C ongratulatio: 
t k k i w i n o fulfilling h is drt an

Ihe 1 exan ed ito rsh ip is ,j r o u g l 
thank 
less job that pay - next t>* nothing and 
.t*
a sleepless year ot your lit» 1 »rn . r » : • • 
Mark M c K in n o n us«-d t»> talk tin ■ «* pass 
ing d o w n the 
It s not a lw a y s that had •*. n rtie u 
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k e y s tc thi got» 

. t hell 

it is

I hough I knew nothing alx at the 

'the* 

candidate in this y e a r 's edit**rs 
1 
have known M ike lor a leng tun* V»*u got 
a good one Congratulations t»'vou ten»

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*Vsstx ¡ate edit • N ew sw eek

UTPD's generosity unfair

R a r e ly d o 1 d m » 

t»> c a m p u s b u t »>n 

T h u r s d a y M a r c h Id 

I n e e d e d to m a k e a n 

e x c e p t io n 

I h e t im e w a s a 

lit t le o tte r 2 

p m a n d t h e G p a r k in g lo t a d ja c e n t to 1 

I h e o B e l lm o n t H a l l a p p e a r e d to b< c»>m 

p le te lv fu ll

A s 1 w a s d r iv in g a r o u n d t h e lot in h o p * s 

»>t f in d in g a n u n o c c u p ie d sp .u » 1 n o t ic e d 

th a t s e v e r a l o t t h e v e h ic le s p a rk e » l d id n o t 

h a v e G p a r k in g s t ic k e r s b u t r a t h e i ,i n u m 

b e r ot s lo g a n s s u c h a s 
'( ats are # 1

c ,o 

l i g e r s 

a n d 

1 als»> noticed that none ot these » a r s 
happened to have parking tickets on their 
windshieid w ipers

Could it be that the ol reliable campus 
police were asleep7 Probably not 
more 
than likely our campus police were cutting 
these people a break

lames Hitselberger 
Department of Government

V\hen I returned after A p m 

was considerably less crowded 

lot 

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that had heef’i 
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AN s protest 

read with 
G eshw iler s editorial 

NOVV's methods necessary
|ar»*s 
somi 
1 
I diversity 
ay y 
t 
N O ’A pr»'t«*sts In j>»k ntually 

maga/im 
violate rights 
It was exceedingl) wei v% - it, : ■ , 
. d
and cognizant I couldn t figure out why it 
bothered me A tew days late i 1 r« ait/ed I 
tiuit 
had problems with y.eshwiler 
v,.*c 
t tit w'»»men >at W A N went 
t»n> t.ir v\ lien 
thi*y disrupted / 
It would 
vid C han s interview schedule 
have been enough h< s.ud 
t«> nsui a 
statement voicing then oppc»sition and 
leave it at that

„ photograph» ' Da

M.ucii *

But isn t it trin tliat all movements that 
hav»* brought about real changes obtained 
results through contempt tor consequence 
and a flagrant disregard tor pr»>tcH»>l and 
convention7 by taking issue with V H N s 
refusal to protest m the prescribed and 
acceptable fashion Geshwiler upholds the 
subtle and deadly game of controlling 
groups »>t people w h o would otherwise 
demand equality in ways that though in 
delicate might bring about real results bv 
refusing to be ignored

/ Stawnhagen
I me art-

 Austin psychic 6tuning in’ to futures

T h e D a i l y T e x a n m • jay Mar * 2* *988 Pa g e s

Glenc ross does her readings in 
her office-like apartment in South 
Austin and dresses like a business 
woman perhaps a throwback to her 
backgruund in banking and mort 
gage brokering ' until the market 
went bad.

In addition to 'tuning in' to h e r 
client -.he uses tarot cards and 
numerologv based on t h e client's 
birthdate she also does readings 
over thu phont Pain reading and 
astrology however are not among 
her strengths s h e said

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Dai y Texan Sta f

Presidential candidate} 

mav c u n

sK k ,r extra security from July to Sep 
tember si net one of the chief execu­
tive hopefuls is likelv 
to be shut 
during that three-m onth period 

Stockbrokers on the other hand 
mav w an t to know that the D ow 
w ill d ro p 2d0 points w ith in the m \t 
month

■\t It is* that s w hat \ustin-based 
prt it-ssh >nai p s \ , hk f leather G len 
iru-- predicts will happen 

(■■leiuross predicts a further ecu 
: " p for \ustin before the 

n* :’ v 
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'• ' in the 
;st q u arter of 19Hs sh< 
say s the 
itv s charter vs ill be revvrit- 
ten eitht 
this v ear or next \ ear 
also thu 
s the entire C itv C o u n vil 
w ill be r
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Vice I
< s id m t Georg» b u s h can 
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st.-c - 
ext president GlencToss 
Vs h
p r e d i c t s
n Ronald Reagan vs as
elected 
e n t 
she saw
h sh o w in c Bush as a

(.len cro ss said

id e n f t a i

being

did ates 
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■h >t be- 

'O s s ib h

in Texas

N ot all her predictions 

in vo lve 
such serious matters A m o n g her 
less consequential successes, she1 
is predicting 12 out of 11 of the 
said 
last S u p e r Bo w ls 
I he one she 
missed w as the- one time she m ade a 
pred ictio n for som eone w h o w as 
going to bet on the b o w l she said
( , lencross said

1 cot too nervous 
G len cro ss w h o w o u ld unlv sav 
sht 
¡s m hc-r mid 30s has been ac 
five in parapsvchology sine. 1971 
S h e said acceptance of psychics is 
grow mg

1 hen 

ted! vou r 
\ou c o u ld n 't 
next door neighl . >r that vou wer. ■ 
p s v c h k 
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said Glencru-- 
her o w n p sv ch k talk -tv vv on a lo 
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pred ictio ns 
and
s t o . k b r o k e r s

businesses 

for 

Psych ics in \ u stin arc organized 

through the t entra! lexu- Parap-\ 
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I he ore n /a
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Page 6

U n iv e r s it y

T h e Da i l y T e x a n

Guatemalan scholars meet at UT

By LAURA BEIL
Daily Texan Staff

W hile the politic* that tear Panama N i­
caragua and Honduras tilled headlines 
last week, one group of Central American 
scholars met at the U niversity to help an 
academic com m unitv in need of mending 
Thev came from Guatem ala, a land 
ruled for years b\ generals w ho feared in­
tellectuals, especially social science col­
lege professor* M a n y academ icians 
working at the national university tied 
and others were driven out

tit the 11 Guatem alan scholars w ho 
participated in the U T conference 11 live 
in Guatem ala and seven live in exile m 
Mexico, Costa Rica or France O ne Artu­
ro Arias, is a v isiting professor at the L ni 
versitv s 
tor Latin American 
Studies

Institute 

Although Guatem ala has had a dem o­
cratic government for the past couple of 
years economic and political conditions 
have left manv scientists 
including lin ­
guistic e x p e r t s archeologists economists 
and histonans m unproductive hiding 
or unknowingly duplicating t h e s t u d i e s of 
their colleagues in other countries

l or tour da\ s the scholars talked about 
how to link scientists w ithin Guatem ala to 
Guatem alans outside their vountrv and

how to link both groups to international 
scientists Conference participants broke 
ground tor computer networks and infor­
mation bulletins, among other t h i n g s 

theoretical 

"W e 'v e also talked about mechanisms 
scholars 
through which Guatem alan 
could come to l_ S universities to better 
their 
and methodological 
knowledge how professors could come 
here and have seminars in Guatemala 
about the need to translate Guatemalan 
scholarly work into English and vice ver 
sa Arias said

C reating computer networks 

though 
will be difficult tor a university w ith few 
computers to begin with M ilitary dicta 
torships see thinking people as dangerous 
people 
the 
army stormed the universitv and de 
stroyed a lent of its facilities 

As a result 

\rias said 

lennesset 

Still enrollment figures at the nationa 
universitv in Guatemala C 11\ , • ntiniu to 
escalate, edging 33,tXX) in a ,ountrv about
the M/e ot 
\ u tot Galvez 
Bonell diri*ctor ot research at th» umver 
sit\ said that unti! 
political prob­
lems paralyzed the country - research 
U t are all here because w e have an in 
terest in the reconst ruction ot social sci 
ene es in <. Guatemala he said

Military governments target studies lik< 
so, iology and political science b tM iise,

they see 
unlike engineering or m ediant 
social sciences as a threat 
Hngineers 
phy sicists chemists basically are apolitical 
as professionals 
said Richard Adams, 
director of the Institute tor 1 atin Am eri­
can Studies and a conference participant

In the social sciences 

it just turns out 
that many more scientists are in a lit',«ral 
position politic ally

s o thev re the o n e s that get driven 
fTiev drivt outM Hial 

out he continued 
scientists who art1 not even politically ,n 
tiv« 
just Ivcause they art'social scientists 
It s a stere,<tvpt

Besides the L* G uatem ala1 scholars it 
the conference h> Americans from uni­
versities ac ri'ss the c ountrv parti» ipatt d

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c or fer, n ,, like this 
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year and a hait ot preparation mostlv on 
the part ot Anas

Guatemala could h, a ¡ il, t pr 

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A snake handler holds a deacfy coral snake in a safety demonstration.

Photos by John M oore 
Story by Jeanne Acton

 M onday, M a rch 21, 1988 
Page 8

S t a t e & L o c a l

T h e Da i l y T e x a n

Austin reaches STNP settlement

By SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN
Daily Texan Staff

Austin got ott the bus Thursday 
but the long strange trip of the 
South Texas \!in lear Project contin­
ues 
consumer and environmental 
groups and a conservative congress­
man raise safety question^ about the 
plant.

I he City Council on Thursday 
unanimously accepted a settlement 
agreement with Houston lighting 
& Power the managing partner of 
STN P 1 he settlement awaits final 
approval from the \uclear Regula­
tory Commission the Public Utility 
Commission and a district judge.

Coincidentally one of tHe plant's 
two reactors is scheduled to be li­
censed Monday b\ the \ R c tor op­
eration Construction of the project 
is more than seven years behind 
schedule and S4.S billion over the 
original cost projection.

The agreement effectively di­
vorces the city from the plant, on 
which Austin has spent $950 million 
during the last 15 years

HI & P w ill give the citv an esti­
mated $137 5 million Mayor Frank 
Cooksey said Austin also will trade 
its lb percent share in the $1 4 bil­
lion nuclear plant tor a 27.5 percent 
share of a $450 million lignite coal 
plant in Limestone County

"The agreement will benefit Aus­
tin over the life of the lignite plant 
— about 30 years, Cooksey said.

It approved, the agreement will 
temper electric rate increases Cook 
" It means the increases 
sey said 
that w-e were expecting will not oc­
cur, " he said.

Next year's electric bills were ex­
pected to increase an average of 1 2 5 
percent, but w ill only increase 4 per­

cent because of the settlement 
Cooksey said.

But while the settlement quelled 
Austin s contentions, others raised 
complaints last week against H L & P 
and the N RC

Only one of the two reactors at 
the Matagorda County facility is 
ready to produce electricity, and the 
NRC said in a March 14 report that 
it 
has identified no substantive 
safety issue that would warrant de­
lay in the NRC s consideration of a 
full-povver license 
tor STNP's Unit 
1 .

However, 

it should be noted 
that the NRC Office ot Investiga­
tions has not completed its investi­
gation ot C A P 's [the Government 
Accountability Project] allegations 
concerning harassment intimidation 
and wrongdoing, according to the 
NRC report.

1 he decision to license the plant 

is based on promises and prayers, 
Barbara Dugelbv, state coordinator 
ot Larth l irsf said Thursday. She 
said the NRC is ignoring many alle­
gations and rely ing on five reports 
that will be submitted later to assure 
that the plant is safe

Tom Smith, director ot the con­
sumer group Public Citizen ot Tex­
as complained about the NRC s 
determent ot the harassment intimi­
dation complaints, which he said 
'focus on the character and compe­
tence of H L & P to operate a nuclear 
plant.

on 

The N RC requires future reports 
these and other complaints 
Any technical concern '■pun trom 
the investigations will be further re 
viewed by the N RC technical staff 
for safety significance 
the report 
stated

smith and Dugelbv said their

groups might pursue legal action it 
the NRC licenses the plant Monday

liberal 

On Friday, Lanny Sinkin 

who 
represents the C hristie Institute, a 
Washington-based 
lobby 
group 
asked the 5th U S Circuit 
Court ot Appeals in New Orleans to 
prohibit the N RC 's vote on a full 
power license He contended the 
regulatory commission and its staff 
have not fulfilled their obligations to 
ensure safety at the plant

NRC spokesman Joe Fouchard re 
jected Sinkin's assertions and de­
fended the commission's oversight 
at the plant.

Anne McAfee ot lexas Democrat­
ic V\ omen asked Texans to (.sill their 
congressmen to ask tor a congres­
sional hearing concerning 
the 
N RC's inv estigation

At 

least one congressman re 
sponded to complaints U S Rep 
Mac Sweeney R-W’harton told the 
Houston Chronicle, "The NRC needs 
tv' prove conclusively that they have 
cleared up every problem which 
would ultimately 
the 
health of all South Texans

endanger 

Sweeney whose district includes 
the Bay C ity plant, said federal reg­
ulatory officials have addressed 
most, but not all, ot his concerns

He said he plans to seek as 
surances the NRC will finish u w li­
tigating allegations of 
criminal 
misconduct at the plant befon it K- 
gins providing electricity

Fouchard said the commission is 
reviewing the misconduct allega­
tions but said he did not know 
when a public report addressing flic 
charges will be issued

With wire reports

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Recaptured rapist of UT student awaiting transfer in Travis County Jail

By DANNY CALDERON
Daily Texan Staff

A Georgia man convicted of raping a L I 
student remained in T r a v i s County Jail 
Sunday night after county and citv authori­
ties successfully ended a three-day man­
hunt for the 2 owear-old escapee Tuesday 
night.

johnny Ray Collins, who h a s escaped

twice trom Georgia 
jails, escaped from 
Travis County Jail March 12 said Kellye 
Noms, an Austin Police Department 
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Collins was handcuffed to another pris­
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the jail when he slipped through his cuft 
and jumped over a wall Norris said

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By STEVE DAVIS
Daily r e*,e Staff

f r e s h m a n 
S te v e n Me lav 
ish w h o quit 
basketball 
th* 
te a m 
late 
in 
I4e* e m b e r said 
he nvav *<*nsid 
er rejo in in g the
t hat 
t e a m n u n 

M en

he a d c i c u h Bob W c ltl a h is g o n e 

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tor w ard 
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ther* w e r e so m e 

said 
d i d n 't likt a b o u t t h e p r o g ra m 
things tu d id n t hav. a cha net tt 
see d u r i n g his 
last 
year Ht 
the p r o b le m was 
m o re th e ov t rail p r o g ra m th a n just 
Weltlich

rev ru itm e n t 

s a i d 

I t h o u g h t that w ith th e *oa*h 
it w o u ld be g*KKÍ lor 

m g c h a n g e 
the p r o g r a m a n d tin play ers ir» it 
Mi I av tsh 
1 
th o u g h t tht* p ro g ra m w as g o ing in 
an u p w a r d direction hut 1 g u e s s 1 
didn't know m u t h

v ea r 

1 ast 

said 

1 h a d b een given the im pres 
sion 
th r o u g h the recruiting pro 
|ob w as solid and 
i e s s that his 
that e v e r y th in g was on an upw ard

fra k w i t h a t t e n d a n c e 
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Bu t w h it Mi 1 av i sh ! 

n d w in 
11 x a s v\ as c o n t r o v e r s v

t h e p r o g r a m a n d a 

lot o f 

h e girt "■ 
w i t h u 
n* gati v e i'r* ss

1 hat s just not the t y p e i*t pr,' 
gram 1 w a n t e d to i■ vest to u r y ea rs 
into 

*u said

R ight m m 1 ve m a d e d iv is io n 

to stav at th e I nixersitx *»t I\ xas 
he said 
1 tiH'k a c h a n c e that it. 
w o u k l or w o u ld not be tin n x ic h 
next veai 
is 
a n d n o u 
gone 
I g u e s s I will h a v e to m a k e 
the decision

that he 

Mv la v ish said his g r a d e p o in t 
av e rage h as im p r o v e d d r a m a t u a l 
Iv sine»' leav ing the team H e will 
has, his d iv isio n on how well h< 
feels he . a n b a l a n n the a i a d e m u 
a n d at hie tu load 
the c h o m ot a 
new lo a c h a n d w h e th e r he w o u ld 
l v offe re d a sc h o larsh ip or w o u ld 
ha v e to w alk on

so tins 

1 feel like 1 m gettin g a goo d 
is w h e r e I’m 
e d u c a tio n 
s o tor 
g o in g to stav 
m e 
I m g o in g to m a k e th e d e c i­
sion o n w h e t h e r I am g o in g to 
s tn k w ith th e basketball part 

he said 

Mi la v is h said D o d d s w as h e l p 
ful in a llo w in g him to retain a par 
fial st. h o la rs h ip

Men

\v

Whilt S undav w a s a g rea t day for

pow erful Big East, w hich tied a 
to u r n a m e n t record bv g* ttm g six 
team s into th e field C.oru already 
I r ' i n v arivl Svracus» 
vhi 
wer* 
a n d
Sunday 
G e o r g e t o w n 
S ’ton Hall lo m e d th* i 
;st 
3 i l l a n w a 

leavinc 

?u

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'2 n9 tirst r o u n d v u t or 
n ational i h a m p i o n u di 
over b s 
an a K u h m o n d s h u t d o w n G eorgia 
l e c h ’s f a s t b r e a k Sundav a n d beat 
th, 
o n d r o u n d 
gional

th t h i
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th e V 

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T h a t s t h e w a r w e pl ay tv! 

a n d 
R ich m o n d 

th.if s the war w e wot 
Coach Dick 1 arrant saui

The S p id e r s a d v a n c e to th e l a s t 
I ,<v 
ru xt 1 h ursdav 
against th* O w ls 

semifinals 
R u th erfo rd N | 
w h o h a v e w o n 1 m t row

in 

Peter Wmtlfolk scored 2“ p o ints 
iV. w o r 

ti»r th e S p id e r s 2n n w h, 
n in e in a r, v\

1 \ s j
• No. 1 l e m p l e ~4 ( .e o r g e t o w n >4

..v , i red ( .e o rg e to w n
v m i n u t e s o f t h e
a n d w 1 I e n i p l e got
d V ¿nd for t h e first
t n e s

d f .¡If 
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tt' bt1 
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l e m p l e x oai h J o h n x h an e v

in 

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v ’ 1 k M a c o n h a d six p o i n t s a r i d 
in tht second* 
t r u n as t h e x'w^-- t u r n e d a 30-26
i n d i nt o a 4 5 - D a d 
\ a n t a g e w ith ¡1 15 11-» plav Citvrrge- 
tow i 
p e r c e n t
hit o n h 
frtun t h e field in its w o r s t s h o o t i n g 
j X T t o r m a n n t»f t h t s e tist*n

,t id 

'i. 

: 

Mai o n a n d V roesw vk h a d 21 
:<<: I e m p k w hu h led 
bv as m a n y as 22 p oints ¡n th e s i v -

;(s a p n v t 

MIDVVI s |

\ o 8 P ittsb u rg h
■ V a n d e r b i lt 80 
Bar r v G o h e e n hit t w o 3 
' 4 1)1 
p o i n t b a s k e t s m tht final 1 
s e c o n d s 
!*' s< o d t h e g a m e , n t o o v e r t i m e tied 
a n d \ a n d e r b i l t s i o r e d t h e first 
it • 
s o p*>ints of th* t xtra p e r i o d ti> t v a t 
i ’u ' s b u i g h Barry 13t*t'ker h a d a 3 
p t ' i n t e r 
a n d 
v o h e e n hit fi ve frt t t h r o w s i n o v e r ­
t i m e

t h e o v e r t i m e r u n 

in 

G o h e e n e n d e d with 22 points tor 
V anderbilt 20-10 w hich ad v a n c e s 
t o th e M id w e st Regional sem is at 
ag a in st K ansas I n- 
I ontniv Mich 
dav Pitt e n d e d its se aso n at 24 

Pitt led bv as m a m as 13 points 

midwav 

th r o u g h 

the 

first halt

C bar es 8nu th t o p p e d Pitt w ith 21
points
■ K a n s a s 61 Murray St. 58 — Dan- 
nv M a n n ng had 25 p o in ts 
in c lu d ­
ing a sump hook w ith 3s se c o n d s 
left that fxHvsted K ansas o ver Mur-
fitat* M m n in g s ju m p e r gave 
lead After
thi 
tavT.awks a 
Dm NLem m ;sst‘d a ju m p e r in the 
.ai'i 
.. -tn three se c o n d s left M ann- 
m c got thi r e b o u n d w as fou led a n d 
a d d e d twv> trei th r o w s tor th e final 
m argin.

K ansas 2 ; 11 o u ts c o re d Murrav 
State 16-7 m idw av th r o u g h th* se<

1 w o frei 

• v no.ii to take a 48-41 lead w ith 
left 
'4:48 left 
Martin w ith 51 s e c o n d s left gave 
M u r r iv Ktate its final lead 58-57 
Murray S tate f in ish e d 22-9. 

th riiw s bv 

S O U T H E A S T
■ No 6 K e n tu ik v 9(1, M a r y la n d 81
R* v c h a p rn a n r e b o u n d e d from a 
poor a i , ,, -ting tirst halt w ith 20 se c­
le a d in g K en tu c k y 
o n d naif p o in ts 
i'n at 
run after in te r m issio n 
IS 
c h a p m a n 1-for 6 from the field in 
tiic t rst halt w a s s-ot-12 in th e st*c- 
o n d half a n d w o u n d u p w ith 23
pi>ints

Kentucky 2"'-5 a d v a n c e s to the 
semis at Birm ingham , 
\ t l l a n o v a M aryland 

S o u th e a st 
Via 
a ga inst 
finished 18-13 

Mary land had a c h a n c e to take a 
lead after a 3-po in t shot by 
lat* 
Keith x.atlin tied th e score w ith 3:06 
to plav But a basket bv W inston 
Bennett a n d a turnaround jum per

four-point

bv C hapm an built a 
cu sh ion .
■ V ilia nova 66, No. 16 Illinois 63 —
Mark Planskv scored 10 of Villano- 
va s final 18 points, including a pair 
of free throw s with four seco n d s to 
plav as the W ildcats staved alive in 
the tournam ent V illanova trailed 
bv as m am as 14 points in the sec­
ond half but took advantage of poor 
Illinois foul sh ooting in the final 
1 41

WEST
■ No. 2 Arizona 84, Seton Hall 55
Anthonv Cook scored 20 p oints, 
and Arizona outscored Seton Hall 
22-4 early in the first half to run 
awav from the Pirates Seton Hall 
w en t ahead 8-3 before Arizona be­
gan its run on an 18-footer bv S teve 
Kerr The run included 13 in a row 
and three-point plavs bv C ook and 
Sean Elliott w h o w ou n d up w ith 
19,

■ No. 17 Iowa 104, No. 12 UNLV 86
 left M oe and Ed H orton scored
24 points each as Iowa rode its 
fullcourt press to victory over N ev a ­
da-Las V egas, elim inating the last of 
1987 s Final Four team s from this 
vear s tournam ent

Rov Marble added 22 p oin ts for 
the H aw ke ves, w h o broke o p en the 
gam e in the last 10 m in u tes of the 
first half The H aw k eyes led all the 
w ay in scoring 100 or m ore p o in ts 
for the 14th tim e this se a so n and 
raising their record to 24-9,

Horns capture 
ninth straight 
championship

By PAUL HAMMONS
Da;!y 'rexan Sta*

As the S o u th w e s t C o n ­
f e r e n c e 
S w i m M e e t 
w o u n d d o w n , o n e h a d to 
really 
w o n d e r 
necessary 

it w a s 

if 

The Texas L o n g h o rn s , 
favored g o in g 
th e 
m eet s w a m o u t to a large 
o p e n i n g d a y lead a n d n e v ­
er Ich ked back en m u te to a n in th c o n s ec u tiv e 
co n fe re n ce title

M en

into 

Texas D o u g G jertse n w alked awav wuth in ­
dividua; h o n o r s a long w ith SML d iv e r Scott 
D o m e Each finished w ith ~ p o in ts in th e 
final ov erall s ta n d in g s

Tht- L o n g h o rn s w e re n e v e r really chal- 
tenged as thev w o n 13 ou t of 16 e v e n ts a n d 
took second in th e th r e e races thev lost Their 
hna: total ot 
p o in ts bro ke a m e e t record 
th a t Texas h ad set in 1985 S M U f in is h e d a 
distant se c o n d w ith 7“ 5 p o in ts 

Or Fndav Texas w o n all six e v e n ts But 
th e highlight of th e e v e n in g w as p r o v id e d by 
tht H o rn s 800-m eter freestvle relav team of 
left O w en Adam V\erth D oug G jertse n a n d 
f'ha un Iordan w h o c o m b in e d to set a S o u th ­
w est C o n fere n ce record of 6:30.04. O t h e r 
w in n e r s Fndav w ere G jertse n in th e 400 in d i­
vidual medlev Keith A n d e r s o n in th e 100 
butterflv 
Iordan in the 200 freestvle, Kirk 
Stackle in th e 100 b rea ststro k e a n d A n d y Gill 
in tht 100 backstrok e 

O r Saturdav 

th e L o n g h o rn s lost th e 100 
freestyle a n d th e 200 bu tte rfly b u t th e y w o n 
the rem a in ing to u r e v e n ts to ice th e victory. 
W inners w ere A n d re du P less is in th e 1,650 
freestvle Gill in th e 200 bac kstrok e Stackle in 
the 200 b rea ststroke, a n d the team of C h ris 
Jacobs A n d e r so n G iertse n a n d Jo rd an in th e 
400 freesty le relav

In the o p e n i n g n i g h t s events, S w im C oa ch 
Eddie Reese had cited a lack of inte n sity on 
Texas part, b u t bv th e se c o n d dav a s sista n t 
C oach k n s k u b ik said that the p ro b le m h a d 
d isa p p e a re d

[The intensity] definitely picked u p .' he 
said We sort of c a m e to g e th e r as a g r o u p 
that se co n d e v e n in g 

And w ith 

th e N C A A 's c o m in g u p , 

it 

co uldn t h a \ e c o m e at a b e tte r tim e

Overall, as a g r o u p , w e w e r e real g o o d , " 
said Kubik W e w o u l d like to be great at th e 
NCAA s

Tht L o n g h o r n s w e r e able to quality 19 
sw im m e rs for th e N C A A to u r n a m e n t, o n e 
m o re th a n thev will be a llo w e d to take to the
NC A A s

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South African singer Miriam Makeba recounts a lifetime of adversity

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Breath test creates DWI dilemma

By CHRIS TRAMPE
Daily Texan Staff

W ith sp rin g fever e v e r y w h e re , 
those w h o in d u lg e 
to 
deal w ith th e re stle ssn e ss m ay end 
to u g h d ecision w h e n 
up facing a 
pulled o v er for driv in g w h ile intoxi­
cated.

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A u stin police officers said sus 
pects s h o u ld not refu se a b re a th t e s t 
w h e n s to p p e d tor DWI b e c a u s e a re 
tusal m ay w o rk ag a in st the accused 
p erso n in court 

"It you w e r e n 't d r u n k why 
w o u ld vou refuse to ta k e an Intoxi 
l v / e r v ask ed A ustin m o torcy cle pa 
trol officer Vic V\ hite 

But an A ustin d e f e n s e attorney 
Evan Pierce-Jones w h o s e case* load 
r e c o m ­
is 40 p e rc e n t DWI cases 
m e n d e d refusing the b r e a th test K 
cause h e said it is subject to error 
The d riv er m av be 
sober 
w h e n th e t e s t s h o w s h e is legally 
d r u n k he said

legally 

Police officers said in a d d itio n to 
an a u to m a tic 90-dav d r iv e r s license1 
s u s p e n s io n ten re fusing the- b rea th 
te’st 
the accu sed d riv er m u s t be vi 
d e o t a p e d w h ich mav p ro v e more 
d a m a g in g in co u rt th a n the b rea th 
t e s t

Officers ask su s p e c ts o n the’ vi 
ti» p e r f o rm c o o rd in a tio n 
d e o t a p e 
tests a n d converse- w ith officers to 
record signs oí intoxication sueh as 
slu rred s p e e c h a n d p o o r coordina 
tion

V\hitt >aid th e v id e o ta p e s im pact 

is l e sse n e d w h e n a s u s p e , t s ta n d s 
front of the cam era a n d refuses tc 
sp e a k or a t te m p t the c o o rd in a tio n 
tests m a k in g signs of intoxication 
difficult t o deten t

It vou leH*k sober on the video 
better 

you have a considerably 
civ a nee- 

Pierce1-lont*s sa id

Officials a g r e e d a p e r s e > n - la n d i n g 
a lo n g s id e a h i g h w a y w i t h a n a r m e d 
ar ,1 othe t
offieer 

t r o w m u g a t h u t 

driv ers w a tc h in g faces a difficult d e 
cisión

W h e n you get arre ste d tor 1 HS i 
y o u are kind of stuck b e tw e e n a 
roe k a n d a h a rd place A ustin p a ­
trol officer A n d re w Havne-s said 

Pierce-lones r e c o m m e n d e d taking 
th e b rea th te-st only it th e driver has 
I iom a d e fe n se 
nett b e e n d r in k in g 
attorney s point of view 
it you are 
d r u n k a n d you tail (the1 breath test] 
vou c a u se a lot ot proble*nis tor v o u t 
attorney dow n th e road

Pierce-Jones sa id a tto r n e y s 

le ts 

cost p e o p le a c cu sed ot DWI be 
t w e e n $750 a n d $2.000. d e p e n d in g 
o n w h e t h e r th e case gcx-s to tria!

\ u s f i n 1 

COfficer Mikt 

\ \ e ?t whet h a s p.j 
trolled 
ag reed 
w ith defense a tto r n e y s saving tin 
b r e a th test is still th e be st wav to ge t 
a cony iction

years 

If th e (suspect dnv-erj takes t h e 
Intoxilyzer a n d y o u till ou t a m od 
rep o rt 
it's pretty m m h emit a n d 
dried h e is go ing to b e e'onvicted 
h e said

A police o t tie e ’t could als, 

takt a 

dny er w h o p as sed the i-re ¡*,1 tt -* ; 
th e police station to bt vid e o tap e d • 
tlte' officer believes the suspe-cf , v 
hibits sigiyv Cjf d riv in g w h i it u n d e r 
th e influence of d i u g s

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c o u r t 

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f l e e r h a d t i e g o o d it .i s O n ' 
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g a m w ith the dc-t o n d a n t o n a !e ss e r o \ t r
c b a r g e ->r a - s t h . 
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ted get out of th e cha rges b ec au se 
the |urv d o e s not believe the police 
officer

is 

W h en so m e o n e 1 

f o u n d n o t 
guilty most of t h e tim e it s based on 
H a w k in s said 
reasonable- d o u b t 
1 he (tiiy says they believe the- p o ­
lice officer but n o t bey o n d a reason 
able d o u b t
H a v n e s 

said officers mte-grity 
a n d th e accuracy ot Intoxily ze r ma 
t hm es are o ften attae ked in court 

H a w k in s a g r e e d a v o id ing the vi 
deotape is the be st way tor a d riv e r 
to achieve an aquittal Some- luries 
acquit because they w a n t filmed co 
o rd in a tio n tests on w hich to base* 
their decision 
th a n gist 
b r e a th test results he said

rath e r 

It he [ d e fe n d a n t] d o e s n o t d o th e 
tests on th e v id e o ta p e h e is m o re 
likely to b* a c q u itte d before a m r v 
he s a i d

P a t r o l 

officer Jeff Sea holm 
ftic * is bec o m e 

- a i d 
f ru stra te d 
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w i t h the- c ri mi n a l
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g e t s t o be a g am e 

I ’let s e i o n e s a i - o -aid tile s y ste m 

fakes on -i-me g a m e like* charaete-r
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I n t 

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w h e r e 

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p r o t u tio n instea d 
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T r a n s p o r t a t i o n 

5 4 0 — L o s t A F o u n d 
5 5 0 — L i c e n s e d C h i l d C a r e 
5 6 0 — P u b l i c N o t i c e 
5 7 0 — M u s i c - M u s i c i a n s 
EDUCATIONAL
5 8 0 — M u s i c a l I n s t r u c t io n 
5 9 0 — T u t o r i n g 
6 0 0 — I n s t r u c t io n W a n t e d 
6 1 0 — M is c . I n s t r u c t io n
SERVICES
6 2 0 — L e g a l S e r v ic e s 
6 3 0 — C o m p u t e r S e r v i c e s 
6 4 0 — E x t e r m i n a t o r s 
6 5 0 — M o v i n g - H a u l i n g 
6 6 0 — S t o r a g e 
6 7 0 — P a i n t i n g

SERVICES
6 8 0 - O f f i c e 
6 9 0 — R e n t a l E q u i p m e n t 
7 0 0 — F u r n i t u r e R e p a i r 
7 1 0 — A p p l i a n c e R e p a i r 
7 2 0 — S t e r e o - T V R e p a i r 
7 3 0 — H o m e R e p a i r 
7 4 0 — B i c y c l e R e p a i r 
7 5 0 — T y p i n g 
7 6 0 — M is c . S e r v i c e s
EMPLOYMENT
7 7 0 — E m p l o y m e n t A g e n c i e s
7 8 0 — E m p l o y m e n t S e r v i c e s
7 9 0 — P o r t t im e
8 0 0 — G e n e r a l H e l p W a n t e d
8 1 0 — O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l
8 2 0 — A c c o u n t in g

B o o k k e e p i n g 

8 3 0 — A d m i n i s t r a t i v e 

M a n g e m e n t 

8 4 0 - S a l e s 
8 5 0 - R e t a i l 
8 6 0 — E n g i n e e r i n g - 

T e c h n ic a l 

8 7 0 — M e d i c a l 
8 8 0 — P r o f e s s i o n a l 
8 9 0 — C l u b s - R e s t a u r a n t s 
9 0 0 — D o m e s t i c - H o u s e h o l d 
9 1 0 — P o s i t i o n s W a n t e d 
9 2 0 — W o r k W a n t e d
BUSINESS
9 3 0 — B u s i n e s s

O p p o r t u n i t i e s 
9 4 0 — O p p o r t u n i t i e s 
W a n t e d

TSP Building, Room 3 7 00 
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8 a m 4 3 0 p m

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TRANSPORTATION

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10 — Misc. Autos

2 0 — S p o rts -F o re ig n 

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c e lle n t c o n d itio n 
n e c e ’ia b le 
4 6 2 - 2 8 5 3 3-11

$ 4 0 0 0 

FOR SALE 'V -3 
a n tiq u e C h e v ro le t ip e 
cial a e iu x e 75 0 0 0 miles, bla ck. 7 d o o i 
E xce lle n t b e o u ly a n d . o n d itic n $ 3 5 0 0 
3 2 7 - 4 9 2 0 9 2 8 - 6 5 9 0 3 25

’84 McRCURv Lynx, 5-door 
.IS AC 
AAA FM tape, 5-speed luxury. L¡ke new 
$ 2 9 ’ 5 3 4 5 -9 1 0 1 3-21

‘81 BU’CK C r rtu r v A ’ PS, PB. A M . EM 
casse“ e 
m iles 
-ires 
$ 23 50 . Ceil 3 2 3 -2 7 9 7 3 . 79

6 0 ,0 0 0 

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'3 4 K m ile , a b u iit e r 
d io , 4 5 5 e n g in e 
g m e -g re c t Cruise- 
$ 8 0 0 N e c o fic b ie 
4 7 9 -8 1 3 2 4-1____________

1 98 5 C A M A R O A M F v cassette AC 
cruise c o n tro l new ra d ia l tires 
o w mué 
a g e e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n 8 3 7 314 5 3 - 2 8

1 9 7 5 O L D S M O B iL E a U I lA S S S uprem e 
h ig h m ile a g e 
e n g in e 
w h ite /b u rg a n d v to p .in fe r io r $ 7 5 0 3 4 3 
2 3 3 2 4 -6

g o o d b o d y 

1979 CHFVROLET CAPRICE ciassic, ex 
colter.: 
new
’ 4 0 0 0 m,ie s 
tires $ 1 2 0 0 Q B O 4 7 q - 2 3 3 8 4 - 5

o n d itio n 

R E l H O T b a rg a in s 1 D ru g d e a le rs cars, 
b o a ts a le re s re p o d S urplus 
f o u r a re a 
B u y e rs G u id e 
9413 4-13

' 8 C 5 6 8 ’ 6 0 0 C Ext

BEAUTIFUL BODIES COLLISION REPAIR
g iv e , U - students o n e s ta ff $ 5 0 
dis­
c o u n t - - m ,,ni $ 3 0 0 ro b i 3 8 5 2 0 0 0 3 
23

198C P O N T IA C S u n b ird 4 -s p e e o AC 
A M FM ossette 6 8 k m iles G o o d c o r 
d itron C all Enc 3 2 2 - 0 3 7 6 3 -2 8

1 9 8 3 H O N D A C IV IC W a g o n 5 spped 
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c o n d itio n 
lo w m ile s - g r e a t 
S 2 3 0 C 

4 6 2 - 9 0 6 0 3 28

"8 5 R EN AU LT E N C O R 4 -s p e e d 2 6 0 0 0 
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$ 2 8 5 0 , C a ll e v e n in g s 

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a g r - A M r M CAS S A ’ A C $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 
n e g o *ic b ie 
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3 3 9 9 9 6 3 

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71 M U STANG - 8 $4 50 Needs some 
work 4 Í 6 3 0 4 3 3

1975 M O N Z A V 8 
p8 pronee- stereo new tires 
cleon. $ 6 7 5 , 9 2 8 -9 8 7 ’ 4 4

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9 0 1 3 3-21

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lo w m ile a g e 3 5 0 c c e n g in e A C , PS PB 
to p e $1 8 0 0 3 2 : 0 1 8 0 4 -5
s e re o 

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1 9 7 5 O L D S M O B IL E CUTLASS Suprem e, 
good condition $ 6 0 0 4 "ó 2496 4 5

1 9 /6 C A M A R O V 8 New hres AC A M 
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4 5 1 - 6 3 0 4 

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$ 1 5 0 0 n e g o tia b le C all 3 2 8 5 ó 3 0 4 8

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A 79-81TC 

443-9432
• • • • • • e e e e e e e

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'h e Cornerstone Place
Condominiums
R-c Grorvae j- " we^-N k ou"^*- 
*erv Tas’e%' & Vers Geer

"xsnooen'-e*''■

• . - 
• M*. mwovi Oebhs
• .«signe- -?e 
• N.--e Faof 2 pR.ngs • Ce*»t r*g to-'-
• Dw-*- washe^i
• **• oih6<\ SAvers 

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48C-0D65

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tGOv * 6A'- tOwnhOm£ S-Viip 
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CAi 
' “ f#£SA -AMt 4~y 8 OR 
*43 93- . 4

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RENTAL 400 — Condos-Townhouses

P R E L E A S E A T

^ t o n e l e t g f )
Condominiums 
2-2 S from$723

.. red Pjrkinc e < . 

2 A 5 Bedru>n:'• \^ .i.kinj.'Li'utAc

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.-s e P h ■ e t \ •
M e t 
hr'uiic P-ith*'• fciesju*r • Micr,>\»a\c • W . e 
1 ' i ' l u avher • Ketri^ m, ivcmaker
West C am pus Best!
2-KW I h k i. furnished Mudel #lWi
4 7 8 - 4 9 1 9 ,3 2 7 - 4 0 2 9
P relea se I\>da\ fo r B est R ales an d I nits

" T T T T T T T ? T 'r T V r ? r : ' T T T ? T ? T T T r T T r i

SPECIAL
RATES!
Salado

C o n d o m in iu m s
• Microwave
• Individual washer 

dryer

• Ceiling Fans
• Private Balcony
• Fully Furnished
454-4621

f d P a d g e tt 
Realtors

Now Leasing for Summer 
and Fall Spring!
The Cornerstone Place
C on d oaU ast
Rio Grande at Twenty-Fourth
Very T asteful & V ety C lean 

a Om-Sa * Mmmegemwnt 
• D esig n er b a e r io n 
a N in e F o o t C etlbtg s 
a W n shers D ry ers 
1-1’e a S-2’e AVAIABLE FOI

a CeMtn g F ern
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RENTAL

RENTAL

RENTAL

SERVICES

SERVICES

EM PLOYM ENT 

420 — Unf. Houses

440 — Roommates

750 — Typing

750 — Typing

790 — Part Time

400 — Condos*

Townhouses

★ MEWS ★

★ UNIQUE *
★ HYDE PARK HOME *

H O U S E M A T E W A N T E D 10 shors 4 2-2 
Lorye pool Rent S 2 T * '5 0 - 4 bills 
444 20 4 4 3-31

 C O N D O M I N I U M S ★ 

★
. . . 
.. 
W e s t Cam p us 
room. 

2 

Bath 

. . . 

, 

. 

9 0 5 W 22 7 St 2 Beo 
condominium 

luxury 

Located at 4211 Caswell, on e block west cfcT R O O M M A T E B R O K E R S H E L P Y O U

o f r te UT shuttle on Red River 3 v e r> U N O C O M P A T IB L E R O O M M A T E S i 30
la rge equal size b edroom s an d 2 ’ ? W (-Í7 A u t w n t j i o c n n i « r r '
W E S T A V E N U E 4 78 5 0 9 e F I E 4 15C
^

k)tchen w(|h q|| m odem

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|(0(K e| indud wQsher & j 

Cen

w ash er dryer pool, fireplace W a lk to 
rotes 
Cam pus R e a so n ab le FalL Spnng 

. 

, 

. 

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with ceiling fans m e v e y

. 

with 4 p n ce summer rates 

Call Cra.g r0Om ««finished h a rd w o o d floor ,n Nvmg

..M A TE w onted Q uiet 

FE M A L E H i 
home, sate n eigh b orh ood ER shuttle 
A C washer $15C 4 bills 472 263 0 3 
28

C o ffe e 4 7 b 7 7 0 0 4 4 7 -7 7 2 0 

" room and new carP et in al) bedroom s
4 8 C $1200 n o A vail 9 1 5 Coll 4 l’ 4-4800

450 — Mobile Homes* 

o r 467-9211, anytime

Lots

ZIVLEV’S
THE COMPLETE 
PROFESSIONAL 
FULLTIME 
TYPING SERVICE 
PRINTING, BINDING

P r o fe s s io n a l 

W O R D P R O C E S S IN G A & F G eiyeral 
S e r v ic e s 
I Q 
printing of A pple II S. IB M W P software 
UT a r e a pickup, delivery $2 4 4 8 1161 
4 -6 N

ty p in g 

S lA R R Q U A L IT Y w ordprexessing W e 
fake p n de 
types 
student papers 4 4 4 0801 4 20

in excellence All 

A S A P T Y P IN G . W O R D Processing pa 
pers theses dissertations mailours win 
a personal touch $1 6 0 . p ag e C a n do , e 
451 4 8 8 5 4 14

760 — Misc. Services

PRELEASING CROIX 
CENTENNIAL 
ORANGE TREE

C a li M a t t • C a m p u s C o n d o s

474-4800

• • • • • • • • • • « ( M M H e e M t M M M

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Si
ap<
Effic

a c io u s 
icie n cie s

W est Campus. Reach to move into today 
year old. W alk 

loset 2 ceiling fans Foil

size appliances Only $300

Park Company 479-8110 Or 443 9432 

• • • • e e o e e e e e e e e e e e
----------------------------------- 4 _£ v

The Cornerstone Place 
Condominiums
Rio G rande of TwenN Fourth 
Very Tasteful & Very Clean
• On wt® management e Microwave Ovens
• Deng net ntenon • Fum r Jnhrn
• Nine Foot Ceilings • Ceiling Fans
• Dohwashen
• Wa$nerv D*>en. 

? S and * 2 i avarice*# *or Summer Fatt Spang

Contact Greg or Steve tor on appointment 

480-0065

M O VE IN SPECIAL!!
VERY LARGE 
T O W N H O M E

7 i C O N V E N i ENT UT jo w n to w 
shut 
tie M etro C np c 'e l) un a d eied A C 
¡ve C u k S 73C 447 3 'C J
e k 

’ 736 E 

c H l ■ 
J L 3-1 on W estm ooi 
y a iu A u . W D connection 
N e o i sricitte $ 4 0 0 4 5 0 027

Huge
22R

4 8 L

7 1 M O U SE on C h erry w o ed N e o t N ice 
porch ond yard G o ia g e $4 2 ? W il. 
Joce 
consider oommote $ 2 0 0 
447-9238 4-1

bills 

A v A ilA B L E N O W 7 ihrougn 5 bedroom 
houses for rent 457 5 9 ’ 9 124 hours 
4-8

R E S T O R E D H O M E Sw edish H 
Horn Erwin uentei 
Large rooms 2 
$ 5 50/m o 910 E U t h 458-6310 3 23

2 block» 

ofi Theresa at U N D E R THE O aks 2BR h om e Hard
v o o d Floors Fireplace W a s h e r Dryer 
G a r a g e $4 5 0 mo Agent 472-0955 
482 865 2 4-6

£ X TR A LA R G E 4 bed'oorr, 2 bath jp o rt 
ment W alk.n g distance to UT O h streei 
parking 7811 Sa la d o loOC sq - $9 "5 
258 -817 837-5368 A v aila b le 
3-31________________________________________

tune

A .u A N vA R G E 4 2 C A C H 2 uO> gc 
uge 6 4 0 8 Shoo C sec S8 0 L 
ib le M a r i' 
3 6 4 4 458 2963 3 25

Due id M cN ee.» 

Avo 
44

' DT 2 B E D R O O M 
a re a . O w n e r $525 pe -nc »'h 
ovd iicble 454 4030 3 75

scth ooubli 
i 

nng

4 -I9 A

h Q u E A K Y C L E A N oft Stree* 7 
(en..eo yard perte»' to 
anees 
i.ght budget 454 838
■late d 

Appi
oom-

425 — Rooms

C A C H . 

all 

a p p lia n c e s , 

fir e p la c e 

________

p o o , s a u n o pets O K 3-2 $ 4 4 5 2 
l ' t 5 3 4 5 N e a r IH 3 5 a n d W illia m 
C o n n O n 

BATH PR " v A t E E n 

a R G E p R ’V A t 
TK A N C E wcik 
uoo. 
ceilini
u .n d ry 
.eilinu fan 30th. Red R .vt- 
3 3 8 8 3 22k

-■set A B P 

$22

3 4 6 - 4 3 9 2

+ PRELEASE TODAY ^
*
w OWNER/AGENT 
EXCELLENT SERVICE 
AFTER THE LEASE
• Nueces Oaks$900-$H00
• Oxford Place $450-S 700
$8 0 0 $1300
• V a len cia 
• Old Main 
$975-$l400
• St Thomas $975-$’400
• Centennial $650 S 400 
e Orange Tree$500 $1400

The Parke Com pany 
479-8110

Spacious Efficiencies

Wes? k-ampui Ready to move r June 
year aid W alk-" . ,oset 2 ,e«!tng fans Full 
size appliances $250 Summe 
$350. Fou 
CHI THeresc at Parte Compcn>
PARKE IT 
479-8110 or 443-9432

N O R T H HILLS

Spacioui 2 
ond downfpwr Shuttle stops at ^ont poor 

’C minutes to UT 

2 townhome 

Ciose to shopping center ..brary res?auronts 
Qu«e* "leighbofmooc Convenient tc MoPac 

and 83 Wei! buift one wet nsuicted New 

pom? carpet vinyl cetitng ^ons and Winds 
Firepioce anc deck Washer and dryer 
$ 4 ’ 5 2 72-5783 2^2 4 0 ^

N E A R qT Lav* Schooi o r RR shu 
' shed rooms $ ’ 50 $2 25 A B P 1 
shore bath 3310 Red R.ve' 4 
4-1N

PR IV A T E BATH private ■ ,iom 
kitchen. C A C H Q u iet non sr 
pehess 408 W 
A B P $2 ' 
20 0 2 

3-25C

C lE A N R O O M P-ivate kitchen 
sh o'e bath RR .hurte Q uiet moturt 
d -iduoi N o pets 4 ’ 4 121? 4 sC

- A R G E C l e a n c a r p e t e d - P R "
R O O M bath refrigerator N e o >' . 
Q uiet matute ndividuo N . nets 
lease 4 ' 4 1212 4 ' C

W E ST A U S T IN Cottoge w o od en art 
-R .hurte Studious quiet nole 
8 0 6 3 3 2

3 * 'H RED RIV ER 150 sg ft R 
bath N o kite 
pc.ci by landlc

$ " 5 - 
45 89C

435 — Co-ops

O á É k o W M Z '

S 5 a. 't

* UT DISCOUNT *
N o deposit — N o move-in fee 
U e a n 2 or 3 bedroom., Secu. i> 

Club house 

swimming pool 

washer & dryer & transportation 
available

CALL 441-1627

v \
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS

Sure, We Type 

10 O VERW EIGHT PEOPLE
WANTED

Revolutionary doctor-rec am me aded prc>0 
uoh Lose ap to ?9 poundv. mo>'*h Guaroo 
♦ted re^ulh Hurry

Vivian
329-5413

4 8 B

L IF E G U A R D S 
P O O L M a n a g t r i and
Sw im instructors needed Ful! an d Part 
time 
hours M a y through Se ptem ber 
Com petitive pov Call Tl j ) 5 7 8 8 2 2 7 or 
e 8 0 3 $ 
A d va n tag e Pooi Ser 
wnte 
'4 5 0
.as 
M ason Rd St© 4 6 0 Kat\ T 

full po< 1 time TYPIST 

N tA k C A * 
4 - wpm 
B O O K K E E ( 
x .- N N ER 
H A N D Y M A N w o m a n 
v 

4pm 4 0 8 W ' ’ th 

,Qt 

at© good sp ell- g :
e x p e r ie n c e co u rs e s 
P R IN T E R
AppluatKs- 

3 25C

lA K E H IL L S O N E M A \ 24 2 8 w B© 
’WYitt© Part time help n eed ed Must be 
avaiiobi© for w©©* d a y s and weekends 
G o o d benefits available Starting po> 
$3 3 S p«- Hou» 3 23

e D ID *
classes m
rfeboord. i

IN S T R U C T O R S nI

sports 

vo< i e 
4 7 6 2 3 8 9 3 7 
fun Place »c 
Works needs gi 
Hei$ Apply in p 
fro m 2 4 p m

PART * Mf HELP w 
; business Me

Q P f N ‘N O A * A . A h . 
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•e. ti, r tX í * 

800

G e n e ra l Help 
W anted

CIRCULATORS
NEEDED

earn S 8 -S 1 5 hour 

4 7 7 6 4 4 6

N o 
rt T,

G uaranteed 
Student I oans
tor those w ' quality

S u p p le m e n ta l L o a n s
for those w h o don t qualify fa, G S l ■
FINANCIAL AID 
PLANNERS
452-3507

$$$ CASH FOR S$$ 
$$$ THE NEW YEAR $$$
S S S W L P A Y TOP 3 0 il AR $$$
ion ’ grv# *cv *ohxib#e$ jwo>' W# pcy mo?* *o 

Gim eweiiy gold %h *#*as -»emaf»0 'XT kH- 
k 30ty Si N Lamoi 3 «\ OW’

30th & N Lamar 
320-0191

N A V Y
Gold & Silver Exchange
8cv ond Seii C-at Gofd

eweln. 'e e " - 2 X 3 *
A v e.e\s lone

926-0300

BEST PRICES PAID
A to Z COINS 
NORTH or SOUTH

34 06 S Congress 

445 ? 3 6 ‘- 

’530 N .a mot Su,** 2 G 45 44 .

FRESHMAN THEMES
Why Not Start Out 
with Good Grades?
Law Briefs 
RESU M ES

2707HEMPHILL PARK 
At 27th & Guadalupe 
Plenty of Parking

472-3210
472-7677

ACADEMIC
TYPING
SERVICE
50 4 W. 24 
th St. 
41
477-81

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O p e n Sam to A 

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4 va"at>im

Amenc c 5 0f<3#sf

PROFESSIONAL 
RESUME SERVICE 
JOB WINNING! 
RESUMES $9 UP

Bnekj Dissertc 

$ 2 p p w / 2 4 h r

n o t ic e

Cam pui

ew 24ir ft 

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EM PLO YM EN T

790 —- Part Time

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

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r o i ¡Pi t

Mnce «9Sa 

So S o n w ia

C a n n a i 

4V4 t U T

t $00 O u o r ia lu p * • 1 0 $ 

io u r ii 

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231 9 W » * n W h fla * f 

951 $ l u n r i * 20 31

44$ 4 $44

S $4-9477

LONGHORN

TELEMARKETERS 

5 :0 0 - 9 :0 0 p . m . 

V IC T O R

tem porary

I M M

Term popefs
W O r C I r f O C v S l l n ^

services

QUARTER!
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3 3 8 - 0 2 6 5

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

530 — Travel-

Transportation

C O - E D B IC Y C LE tours C o lo ro d o Rodues 
’9 8 8 W h ite w a te i laftinu eep tng 
von 
support. C o lle g e C ycle Tours 3 1 3 -3 5 ' 
1370 5-6

EDUCATIONAL

580 — Musical

Instruction

G U IT A R L E S S O N S R «. B Rock. azz
C ountry 
9 vears 
things m be tw ee 
teaching exp erien ce Andy Bulhngtor
452-6181 3 221

C L A S S IC A L G U IT A R instruction Classical 
G u itar taught m S e g o v ic b » Professor c* 
the R o ya l Conserva'.',-» of M udnd, Spot 
Beginning an d od van , ed student w e 
com e For m o ’e nfor-notiO' call 3 2 ' 
8 8 7 6 3-22

590 — Tutoring

UIT H 
T U T O R

504 U 24th S i 
O fñ c t 4 7 ' 7003 
( H e r 10 y e a r s o f p r o f e s s io n a l 
s e r \ t c e h e lp in g s t u d t n t S m a k e 
T H E G H A D h' M r u g g l i n g ' ’*’ 
F r u s t r a t e d o n t e s t s '*0 ( a ll o r 
c o m e b\ f o r j j j i p o in t m e n l

MATH 
M3C 
M303F 
M4. 3K 

SCtENCE 
v . w TERM S 

3304 P ‘ 
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ENGiN
M < *r

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M3 ‘ BK 
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PRENCH
GERMAN
SPAN tSe

O o r t put ttus oft ant» m e night b e­
fore an exam ft s toe late m en

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W k t O H R 9 L 0 C * SER V IC E

PROFESSIONAL
TUTO RIN G

H o u s e o f 1 % \ 

T U T O R S l W
472-6666
Open 7 Clayve*
Sun Thua *» rruOntQhf
813 W 24th tin towwij

610 Misc.

Instruction

SCUBA LESSONS!!!

S P U D V A T

f AST 7 J Í N

ScubQlorW Adventures
339-0733

* 

*

H ggS j

SDI well-established, 
say critics, advocates

Reagan dubbed hi- plan the Stra 
tegic D efense 
In itia tiv e altho ugh 
Pike and other critics began calling 
after the hit m ovie a 
it star w ars 

nam e that stUck

V >nc of the stronge st su pporters 
of the program w as G ra h a m head 

found ation k n o w n as 
of a private 
I 
h I ron tier and the chief a d v o 
cate of d e p lo yin g a system of orbit 
t rockets that 
full 
mg garages 
d at attacking
; i adilv t
i . mid 
Sov

he mi
tun

lar
Re

a te s had bee n di 
ot m illion- of di' 
e research befoi 
the pres 
r 
anged tht prograi 
lonal debate aboi

but 

’h at

Associated Press

A fte r 

W - \ S H I \ C . f \ T \ 

fivt 
scars of debate
about 
futuristic 
space w ea p o n s 
both supporters 
and critics of Pre sid e n t Reagan s 
In itia tive agree 
Strategic D efense 
that the program w ill rem ain om of 
Reagan - chief 
In 
leaves office next \ear

legacies after 

1 here is no wav this program 

w ill die w h en R eag an leave-» o ftio 
regardless of w h o is e lected m N o 
said Jo h n 1'ik*. of the l ed 
\ ember 
eration of 
\ m en ca n Scientists a 
chief critic crt Reagan s program 
1 here's a constituency 

tee the 
program now and that m eans it is 
here to stav 
I he next 
president w h e th e r R ep u b lica n qi 
I X m uxrat 
is going tc> have lim ited 
options 11« w o n t be1 able 
cantiv raise it because of 
strictions, but he w o n 't 
cut it deeply e ith er "

Pike said 

-ig

Rep. Les A s p in , D-VV 
man of the H ou se A rm e 
C o m m ittee and a n o th e r c 
system
m issile detense 

Dallas police accused of 
controlling security jobs

C J L . . . U „ u se s

2 ) < tnoi ra tu 

Tousinq

476-5678

\EL\T ROOM 
ALL BILLS 
ALL MEALS 
FURNISHED 
CO-ED 
FRIENDLY 
CHEAP! 
a l l f o r

CALL; S O O N 1 
ICC CO-OPS 
476-1957 
510 W. 23rd

LAUREL
HOUSE
CO-OP
1905 Nueces

T h e b e s t c o - o p in A u s t i n 

h a s t u n u n *'\ (M 'ct*’d 

o p e n in g s 

C «ill P a u l at

480-0605

o r M a t h e w , at

476-5678

SERVICES

Moving-
Hauling

M O V E
W ITH US A N D
$ A V E

1 5 %

/ m o 

A v a u a b ie 

j a y s a W t 

Idea) f

Stu d en ts

AREA
APARTMENT
MOVERS

8 3 6 - 6 4 9 4
Call for FREE Move Irrformafio''

NASH 
M OVING CO.
2 BIG M OVERS 
1 BIG TRUCK 
S38/HOUR
892-3403

ALBA
MOVERS

M o v in g A y$tir i.n< e 

2 

frestdenfiai C 

e 

j &

C a l! T o d a y
8 3 6 7 8 7 251 45 1 2 4 8 2 9 0 ? .

4 12B

660 — Storage

SELF S T O R A G E cio*e * o T Ji 10. ¡0 $ 3 ? 
.bum 
10x20 $45 10x30 $ 5 5 A m 
rt we Tionlt ype. iai 3 2 2 ? f 5th St 385
2 2 2 1 4 15

T y p in g

750
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= .......

TOR'S WORD PROCESSING
P a p e r s

Theses 

D isserta tio n s

Cali
452 7817
*0or s*o{.xn A 222

• WANT TO UVE»
• IN NUECES OAKS? •

• CALL KEETH a T •

• THE PARKE CO. •

• 479-8110 o- 343-7191 •

 

_____________________ 3-28C

STEP O N E 
PROPERTIES

. ;mgv>ew , 
poo. walk to cam pus $ 4 5 0 month 

c o n a o •'■..'"■«shea •r*-r • owrave 

O r, Sn^rne R 'vers.de 2 an o 
tow n h o m es 
.,n 
j* 
deck- g o r a g e vord m ain tom ea $ 5 0 0 - $ 6 0 C 

jpp>iiance$ 

o e d 'o o m 

glass 

• 

Avai»ob*e N o w

• Nick * Donna * Bob * 
482-8925 or 331-0117

4 22C

PRE-LEASE
N O W

• Lorge 

W e s ' Compu* $ 4 .* •

• *.->orrmate > - «vjsher. d ry e r •

• jmts h repio ce W on ♦ ,cst ong •

• $650 Other Unrts Avoiiapie •

• 

M a n a g e m e ' ’ j 29-5C •

4-22C

$ 9 9 M O V E IN 5p ecK 3Í!f Luxurious attroc
hve condos EH ic.e ncies 
' and 2 bed
rooms UT are:
fireplace
.acuzz' 
ce.ímg
shutn©
Sh aron 926 0 8 f? 8 :

appliances 
ns O n RR 

w O w SPE E D W a 'i C ondo Bright sun
ny 
$29 900- M or
4 6 7 -SO LD 3 2 ’

453 SA LE

Burke 

ease 

1

S U M M E R S E T 2
3 baiconies W /D mi-
c r o w c « cemoixer storage alt ament
hes sh. ~'e A v 
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8 6 2 2 3 22R

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ST t h O/v j i S 2
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' ished $T20C Pr+
at PM T

Caí! Joh n 

THE BEST umts
O ra n g e Tree 

faf( are going fast
!J S 20G furnished Coil 
6-2673 4-6A

P R E L E A S IN G Fr >R 2 R O IX 2 2. Kr- shed
$ 9 0 0 Cali Jo h r 
PM T 4 7 6 2 6 7 3 4
6 A

R iC G R A N D E
p re e a s in g
condominiums 1
h© 4 7 7 -8 2 6 0 
í
T E S 4 7 6 " 70 0

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CONTRIBUTORS
Amy Boardman

Steve Crawford

Carol* Jarusinsky
Kevin McHar; u >

TomMcNeely

Bobby Ruggiero

Joe Simms

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