Oa i l y T e x a n Vol. 87. No. 116 2 Sectio d o n t n e w s p a t > e r of T h o t.Jr Tuesday Marcf" 22 1988 Noriega offers resignation before elections As >cx lated Press P A N A M A C I TV r.mama Cien Ntanu el Antonio N'onega has offerf »1 to n -¡gn be tore next v* ar presidt ntial eL » tion- if op ponen ts agree to talk'- with hi- regime r.mama s chief ot state told his eountrvmen Mot da\ s'sition untiM general -.trike Monday paralv/ed the nation and the I nited states which ha- O p t up st«-ad\ p rr s c a e t. tor. e a Nom-gu resignation mv mediate v niected the genera s offer He» turn- are scheduled tor Mac 1 Msu busine-v pr lessional. labor and política; groups that eailed the* indefinite work stop page H e added ! he general has to gi m mediately not eventually continue I he* -trikt vs ill M anuel Solis Palma i n s t a l l e d List montn a1' the minister in » hargt .if the president\ mad< the announcement ot Nonega s otit • m a nationally broadcast --peeoh Me said \ >riega had giv on ho word as to step dow n it an officer and a gentleman his conditions are met In VVashtngtc n M ate D ep artm ent ! here vvill tv no dialogue said Aurelio spokesman \nita Sto»kman said Harna the mam leader ot the National C iv ¡s C :u-a ;• an anti Noriega coo 1 itie>i m 21#' Vv e believ e the ctter is little more than a p.ox tc* attt mp! tti legitimize the illegal Soljs Palma regime In calling ft 'ween it and opposite r an effort on the part of \ direi t or mdiret t contri -I t Defense* Fort e*s >r n< gro me f th .tutiatn >i ps and a to mai Panam. itain man ie\s that better VV e stand by our p re\: nega should go and the for Panama Noriega is under indu drug charges in Florida has dried up the flow of r which uses t h e L S doll, in *he effort to torce him < pm\ is near collapse* The cent ral put d ow n . d¡ss¡dent officers last we I s man tor him to leave in spam In Washington, W hite House spokesman M.irim Lit/water said earlier M onday that - n vsert no plans for further talks vsith .itter the return of two administra- N< net tion offu lals from Panama City f • f the v have a pretty good reading ' th. general s attitude* Fit/.vater said it .ini • *rn i» include further con.ersa- tions at least at this point. ' r c i a i o strict Trt strike m luded Panama Citv s centra! .shere the vmal! she ps it < O' r to the Laser and middle classes i tined previous shutdowns by t • ad not v * iith.er ousinesmen and industrialists VVere sending Nonega a message," .vner • ’ a sh- « stetre who asked net *n< the not to be identified ' VV e hope tie s listen; Noriega command* lice as head of the 1r Forces and ¡s the f u- govem m ent í he secretar of th» Rights I oundation sa of w i unds su iter* d face and cht - * bv bn during iist ir Wednesday • . • ed death sire, an 1 to n s began . i-t Nonega s o F pc nen their great»--' triumpl I Daily Te*ar- S?aH B y S IV A V A ID H Y A N A T H A N Commission OKs STNP license Austin and STNP: 15 years of fissio n and fusion B\ licensing the South Texas ? Protect on Monday the Nuclear Re rv C ommission invited a strong ei men! from tine Texas congressirw fuu-pow er license r*'r e>r at the Matagorda L i .. *»p> *ke-w...man Sue ( .agi \ R of the p ?ec ia 1 tea iplaints ( Vt.ir f. health and saf-*. i' • se v a I v ei d i re .te r ot a * investigated ''I N I sutetv t»ud the comrru- et'ting m Washing? r Compiaints and ware sumer and env.ronrtu-n A t e s ae e e i m p a r t*d de .: Mi» Sw eenex K VVharti tni p int w se-» STN1 'wveeney vi.d Fndav r a-sura rues that the N R C ve-ticatmg allegations * duct against H< uston la cinc part i \ ! s plant K-gins prodding * .< The G t %ernment Accoi w-ued alle gations mciud and harras-ment ot w t k . is independent . r V V iiku■- *' : - h f - :t auegatipn^ b mi sco r\vt know vs he? a pubiu v it* t h* —*"* y- C . . j. d c v . NRc But bet*. n « m - n t *1 it* fter to the xomr enuor smg its safet\ inv e ent ^vs it eh from h p pá r v\ t't'K M ^ Cl neems about probK?m> at s T \ P w klisptu h4vl by N K l »*tt¡» i Sv\ ft !Tt‘\ " , : ! h< N R l a n v \hau> tiVe myt--tigat¡ tt* niia. problem- ,» all nd equipm* nt . uurman Land»' thi ri' t *1* i\vg it i- not unu p la nt \s if!h out-tandmg v CY N O VEI 9 18, 1973 — Austin residents vote to become pan ot the South Texas Nuc ear Project One month later. Brown and Root Construction Co the project s Houston-based build­ er announces that the plant will cost S964 million and Austin s snare will be $*6'm. ¡on Un * 1 of the plant is scheduled tor completion in May 1980 and the second unit November 198 AUGUST 1976 — Austin residents vote not to sell the city s 16 percent snare of the p ant N O VEM BER 1978 — Construction costs are re-estimated to be S2 billion and completior c Unit 1 ts rescheduled for 1982, while the finish of Unit 2 is moved bac* to 1983 JANUARY 1979 — Austin volers again deode against selling the city s snare of the p!an< JUNE 1979 — The plant's estimated cost increases again to $2 72 billion, and completion dates for Unit 1 and 2 are rescheduled for 1984 and 1986. respectively NOVEMBER 3, 1961 — Five years after onginalty voting to maintain the city s interest in the plant citizens finally vote to sen Austin s share The city decides to sue to recover me money >ost in cost overruns and delays D EC EM BER 19 — Houston Lighting & Power the plant s managing partner refuses to purchase the city s share in the plant JANUARY 6, 1983 — Austin files suit against HL&P tn state District Court claiming p-oiect AUG UST 21, 1967 — The Nuclear Regulatory Commisson grants the p.an* a ¡ow-pcwer mismanagement license SEPTEMBER 3, 1987 — An agreement in prmapJe is reached between Austin and H l& P ch Austin will receive 28 percent of a lignite plant m Limestone County FraRUARY 15, 1968 — Negotiating teams tor the city and HL&P reach ar agreement that nciudes the city s trade tor the lignite plant and $78 million to '-epay the city *or costs m cu". c dur-ng the plant s constuctior MARCH 3, 1968 — Texas first sett-sustaining nuclear reactior taxes piace as S^NF begins operating at tow power parties 'negotiating teams nvestigahon of the plant teams 1. M ARCH 4, 1968 — The HL&P Board of Directors accepts the aroeeme-" t reached- c« the two M ARCH 14. 1968 — NRC investigators say STN P has no safety jyooieos atte' a ... ■. y M ARCH 17, 1968 — The Crty Counai approves the settlement presented by the negotiating M ARCH 21, 1968 — The plant is licensed by the NRC to begm full-power ope at¡ons n Un t Complied by Apni Nixon Datfy Texan staff igl\ Va*- 3a**en Da > Texa G*ap' ut harras-ment the plant' ha\e to K* unsubstantiated and Sweeney irresponsible i-ked tht NKv tii investigate those ' im p!. . • * s • dgt : repetuwt ;':<--umpt;vel\ sami allegations Fndav M s Keg ndt mned tn-nry Gonzalez D-San An- tht NRC decision - pr.H't of why it - a stake ? put regulation in the hands of a a i s e responsible tor promot- dv that ' :av saving t : c nuclear ptiw er S T N P opponents a.-, action to halt the plant - zens Concerned ab. ut N San Antonio sued in the Court of Appeals m Ne\% da\ and was rebutted by out Cvonment on Me>i dav Smith said Pubht C court injunction again-' ation Tuesday The Au-tir City - ur dav to bail out . ; the • ship in the proiect 1 he n e r s are ML.&i the . and the Centra. A ... Corpus Chr.sti 3ttempted court h l , b C ireuit >rlean- on Fri- it st*eK a ia! (>pe r* i nurs- a rtner- emamin u ,»r han On w h is k e y river D* a ft* **. s ,>n m n ser »• t * * a * i a * Mo sft rage at f t . gf t - * •■>»■ f be t.r” ac.h l : " » V ' Redbo it 6 30 o m Murt*> -• 3 b . ,e -M rxlav The seres s at A.t- ’xt fa . ' K » - * ' *. — * . i ’¡V V lorn hni i* ex.i- ng the Ik i thev *t I »weene\ s as ignored the v n/alez s<>nt a etter Thursday to A x f urging him not to support the li­ IV ttk ' i r t rm *t- Committee approves fee increase i I'inniittee Chairm.ti M»itt IX- Students' Association B y D IAN A W IL l lA M S ! i he S t u d e n l h e tv tc m le t C o w nutlet apprt'vtd a ptrreent in ire a - t m m .m d.it. *rv - fu .U n t tee- M o ru ia v agt ru le s in iiu v iin g lit a.th V. e n te r a n d the shuttl» th e M u d e n ! t e - i. s e rv u * fit Ij to * : \fter threv week- of dt*lits r i .t, tion- the eiinumttex* ad ; t. * : et re»onunendation- totaling almost Sl* ■ ! th -year t. >s-* s • * ■ ! l*ss sa !> ’1 and e.lus g St . i« • ! n.nas< fron s Ks 0s j», » stiutei ' . I •< -.a»! the eomnuttt*e attempted to stop significant tee increases ts i.uiM -tudcmts d. not Want t. pav large amounts for services IV F ife said the I niversity is tin only higher education institution in I I va- th e - ■ • cv.i ed 1 in tees per -te i> ss 22^ in is small compared student tees with the preliminary bu»lg»*ts given tiv the committee I he submitted committee its adopted recommendation to Ronald Brow n vice president tor student tor review The recommen- attairs Vw Garrett Daifv Te»a- Map'1*» s dittion next g » n* s to I T President W illiam Cunningham and the IT System lk»ard ot Regents tor final approval this summ er DeFife s,ud I hi »omnuttee als»> recommend iKX) request tv> fund e»i tliat a study abroad individual stu fx^r dents K- financed w ith f u n d s other than student tees IX*Fife said the Mudy Abroad Office's program should be funded w ith s»ho!arship funds from a different I T source Intefcgent talk r c* C A. a,; jj* a apea* )r t •n a Democratic Society a* r * i . a 3inator . - ■ oo ■ tnroe dav sv" pos; 6 a h s . • 0 • Si p * e d t 0* 3 ano si>o■sc■ 0 0 v * f - 0 7 0 % " nk vOu W E A T H E R Dick and Ja n e weather or we : J - ’ cou d ».a-d;e much more so soon after sprng t reak See Spot *ur on Me S< d* Ma ■ t • rr .."p v ' y 80 degree weather T ,e o u Run Jane had better bnng Spot r»/ ner poo?.)er s» oop* r o' so^ ebody vs 0 c, nme aoar Spot M’ eav ng a ttle g ft or the ’ore ? ape>r that s. due a; houf Bao Spot - you : 1 have t stay - u‘s de tor ghi; wher’ the c)w 60s tempera!..f(-s -a nt One ca* only hope that tf e profes sc once preser too w th *he ev dence a grant a exte- Wednesday xrhe* h gh- a be m the 80s I N D E X Arouno ( am pus Ciassif eds C o m e s Editorials ErXertainment Sports State & Loca University World & N atior '5 1 3 ! 1 ^ M 11 9 : j , 6 3 Sandinista army retreats from Honduran border Associated Press Hondura.- IF G L 'C IG A L P A i t s soldiers Ni»aragua withdrew From the H onduran border Monday and declared an end to fighting w hile it h o l d s truce t a l k s with contra rebels according to reports from all s i d e s Both Nicaragua and the contras propose d cease-fires in talks M o n ­ day region The border rem ained tense with H onduran patrols on the lookout tor any booby t r a p s left behind b\ the Sandinistas ¡'resident lose Azcona H ovo said th» 3 2l>0 I S troops sent to H o n ­ duras iast week after the Nicaragu an army was accused of sending 2 (XX> men acr»>s- the Kvrder in p ur­ suit of contras may not be needed any longer The worst is over and there is pea»e now in the border region C ol Revnald Andino Flores com mander of the H onduran arm\ s 101st lntantrv Bngade said by tele­ phone from his headquarters in southern Honduras W e are remaining on a state of alert to be ready tor any thing that he said and soldiers mav happen are constantly patrolling the area Flores and other officers, some o! whom insisted on anonymity tor se­ curity reasons, said the Sandinistas penetrated an area of about 20 square miles inside Olancho prov ince w hile chas.ng ported rebels m a tw\ wee.* sn e Nicaragua to evt. f tht ‘ A K iu t - 1 : Ter mcidt r r been reported m ( T v i c i , - contras began fig I hog Tie Sandinista governm m x t letti-f President Daniel Ortega md tht Nicaraguan go» or- p t nied Sandinista *-»* n» -- n'-sec tfu border The contras n . • ■ ..■ on At Nicaragua > *t\;uest g o there At hapoa, a town on the Costa Ri can border, representatives of the ''•andinista government md nitra- held their first dire»; ta s- M mday on Nicaraguan soil At the conclusion of ttu ' -t dav t*l talks btith sides said tin . pre ¡nd sen ted cease-firt pr p» agreed to stop fighting thro» g! the three-day negotiation- .< Page 2 T H E D a I L \ T e x a n Tuesday March 22 1988 TRAFFIC TICKETS M iller & H erring Lawyers • Also W ill Preparation • P re-paid Legal Insurance A ccepted • Licensed to Practice Before All Texas State Courts 7 0 6 W M LK Blvd. Suite 11 Austin, Texas 78701 4 7 7 - 3 2 2 1 N o t cdrtrfwad m a re a s o v e te d by Texas B o a rd a t l e g a l Spev ta il/o tto - EVERY WOMAN’S CONCERN Confidential, Professional Reproductive Care • Free Pregnancy Testing • Problem Pregnancy Counseling imr» ,. 7» B g Q B E K I * Abortion Services • B irth Control • Pap Test REPRODUCTIVE SERVICES D • B oard C ertified Ob-Gynecologists H H M B M * Licensed N ursing Staff • E xperienced Counselors . 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Thomas España, Jr. Attorney atLaw Board C ertified - Im m igration & NsOonadty Law Texas B oard o t Legal S peciabation 1811 S. First 512-441*0062 Labor Certifications, Adjustment of Status, H-t's, 14m & Consul* Processing '/£ OFF Consultation i, ■ ajfih i . ----------- mmn to m CW yiP ff f may res, destM *2 p articipate without regar ¿ tc \ CiTV OF A U S TiN OR ANY 0 ’ HEP INOIV DUA^ • RM OP RGAN LA ' C a - TOL 10.000 OB THE ACTS OR O M i SSíONS B ’ ANY ORGA.n .Z A ' 3 n 10 00, Further rec •. don sequ ences W AIVE a. Entrant s sig n a tu re:_________________________ ________________ Parent s or G uardian s s ig n a tu re if e n tra n t under 18 years of age M ake c h e c k s payable to C a p ito l 10.000 B rin g this entry fo r m to Late Registration at the Hyatt Regency. Austin 1 I \ I I I 1 1 I f « I 8 I I I 8 1 I i 1 L CENT COPIES Happy Hour: M o n d a y - Friday, 8 -1 0 a m M o n d a y - Thursday, 6-8 p m Saturday - Sunday, 12-5pm Regular Self-Service Prices: Tuesday, March 22 W ednesday, M arch 23 Thursday, March 24 Reductions and Enlargements 5 0 Secret mteliigcn <• n a C emocratic Societ> Mr Arthur Hulmck, A cadem ic Coordir 3tor Central Infeiligenc* • A genc, Mr John Stockwell ■ *' r' jfu ;t f 3nkmg C ¡A " ¡alto uonfy criticize 53 M ill The Texas Union Second Level (Across from Eeyore s) Phone 471 -0252 iexas Ur non Ballroorr 1 7 p m Texas 3 p m i heatre oxas Union Ballroom 7 30 p m Sponsored Dy Ihe Texas Union Student Issues ( ommittee M onday’s Dow Jones Industrial Average: DOWN 24.54 to 2062 83 V olum e 92 2 m illion shares W orld & Nation Tjesday March 22 1988 Page 3 Iran strikes Norwegian tanker in Persian Gulf Associated Press tion p r o b l e m -aid M A N A M A B a h r a in S h i p p i n g extv u- h v e s Ira n ia n g u n b o a t - a t t a c k e d a N o r w e g i a n o p e r a t e d t a n k e r in t h e P e r s ia n t h r e e d as'- a ft e r a n Ir.i G u lf early Tuesday qi a tta ck on a N o r w e g i a n s h ip left >4 sea m e n m i s s i n g a n d p r e s u m e d d e a d t h e Three ro c k e ts hit th e 3 8 0 , 53 4 -to n H a v g lin t a liq u if i e d -p e t r o le u m g a s c a rrie r that w a s t r a n s p o r t i n g a m m o n i a fro m S a u d i Arabia a s h i p p i n g Miur e said on c o n d i t i o n of a n o n y m ity T he s h i p flies th e S i n g a p o r e flag hu t is o p e r a t e d bv tht c H l o - b a s e d c o m pan\ H a v to r s h i p p i n g e x e c u t i v e s said At least on» p e r s o n w a s t n iu r e d n tht latest a ttack 12 m i l e s n o r t h w e s t * D u b ai said th» e x e c u t i v e s s p e a k i n g o n c o n d i h o t of a n o n . mit\ ;h< exec ;tiv»*- tb • H av g ;n: wa -,»¡d leaking c h e m i c a l s that c o u ld pos* a poll.. It w as the s e v e n t h s h i p p i n g attack -¡n e e Friday w h e n Iran in a p p a r e n t rtq nsai tor t he re s u m p ti. : of Iraqi s trik e s agat: st its oil lifelin e e n d e d a five w e e k h i a t .o saul t s on c o m rm rcial si i p p m g in th. gulf ¡n O n M o n d a y Ira; it t a c k e d a n d -» * c ¡z* a S p a n i s h fr e i g h t e r a n d a ! i b e r i a r ta n k e r In 1 88-to n S p a n i s h I h e r e w as n o w o rd o n c a s u a lt i e s abo a rd - h i p 'b u r n i n g f i e r c e ­ at d i - k h o u rs a fte r it v is attack»* i in the Ib er ia n K e e f e r w h i c h w a s ly the S 'r a it o f H o r m x i maritim» s a lv a g e o perts said r e frig e ra t o r Earlier s h ip p ii g e x e c u t i v e s said at least Iranian . m S it ure d n x k e t - p n pt I led ont g r e n a d e s at th» * . 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A m e n c a a p p e a re d unlu»» ly to -jxtil pr»*gre— in eft*»rt- to re d u ce t s a n d s o \ i ef n u c le a r a rm - or p re p a ra tio n s Mr the next sup» r jxawer su m m it m€*eting in M oscow S h e v a rd n a d z e w a s e x p tx te d ¡at« May su m m it d a te an d to h a v e it a c ce p te d bv P resid en t R eagan after 1 lou -e they m e e t VV»‘dn*»sday at t»> »*tfer a th e W hit* North begias leave from Marine Corps W A S H IN G T O N I t L ol d i v e r N o rth th< tired n ab o n al secu rity aid e now ta u n g c n m in a l c h a rg e s from th e Ira n -c o n tra attair w e n t on l»*a\e M o n d ay in p re p a ra tio n for re tire m e n t from th* M a n n e C o rp s in SIX W’tX'ks " I t C ol N o rth b eg an his term in al leav e tixiay said i t Col |ohn S h o tw e ll, a M arin e v o r p - -p*»ke- m an H e had su fficien t leav e o n th e b»»ok- (»» c o v e r th e pem >d from now until his re tire m e n t o n May I N o rth had b een w o rk in g m a statt p o sitio n at M a n n e C o rp s h e a d q u a rte rs in W a s h in g to n sin ce P re si­ d e n t R eagan d ism is s e d him from th e W h ite H»»us* staff in N o v e m b e r 198t» H e a n n o u n c e d last 1 ndav tw o d a y s after his in d ictm e n t by a fed eral g ran d )u r\ I MI nuclear plant plans to clean water ; W A SH 1.V .I O N o p e ra to r ot t he 1 hr e e Milt 1-land n u cle a r pL -p e n d in g it i* b»nl avsay 2 3 m illion g a llo n s V m t»»r a -y -?» ot w at* r e v e n th >ugt tb,* meth»»d fuis vet f»^ b*1 approv't*d an d public h ear n g - an n o n th - avsay oí m ated in th e N " 9 a c cid e n t -a id M on d ay i- v .l 't N u riear o p e ra to r ot th e p lant n e a r H a m - -,ud th. v o n tiact w ith P .k itk N u clear S v - t»»r th e e v a p o r a to r .-i F ed eral \ \ a v vSa-h t c t g 1 a te m - Itu w a - a * a!» u iated n -k W*1 e x p e ct th e NKv N u cle a r R egu latorv c o m m i- t** apprv'v» th t e v a p o ra tio n ev e n tu a lly but it - -io n p*>—il l* th at th at w o u ld n t h a p p e n G P L N u clear s p o k e s m a n C ,ord o n h>m b -aid in a te le p h o n e in ter v lew I \ ! 1 El riN A IK > N S PLO 's mission faces eviction from l .N. 1 h» Paiestint* L ib eratio n cV g .m izatio n - L rm -sio n faced an ev ictio n d e a d lin e M onday u n d er a I s anti terro rist law but th e U n it­ e d N a tio n - vs a - co n sid e rin g s s a s - to k eep the m issio n m New \ o r k a n d a .<»urt K ittle a p p e a re d likely \ I ! h* \ C .eneral Assem bly c o n tin u e s a d eb ate I he I nited S tates h a - d e cla re d M onday on th e law th e PI O i t*'m »n -t o rg a n iz a tio n but th e U n ited Na b o n s re c o g n iz e s it as th e »»nlv legitim ate re p re s e n ta - tiv» of the P alestin ian p eo p le I h* Ju sb ce D e p a rtm e n t p lan n ed t*» hie suit this w et'k it th e PI v1 dici nc»t le a v e th e cou n try on its o w n a d e p a r tm e n t sp o k e s m a n -a id M on d ay an d T u esd ay th» assem b ly is s ch e d u le d to c o n s id e r c a ll- by -o m e d e le g a te s to tak e legal actio n on be ha It of th e PI O an d to h o u se th e m issio n on I N m te m a b o n a l territory off lim its to U S p olice israek army medics tend to a Palestinian shot in the back during protests in a vüage south of Bethlehem. Asacxsated Praw Israelis kill Palestinian teen Associated Press I - r a t . IF RL S A L E M :• >opers . n Me tiday - h o t a tixm -ag er dt ad a n d a I ’Lc'1 ieafiet e x h e r t e d -h . w t : St idi* r- and h e r d s . t . oward lv s e t ­ P a ie s h m a r \rab - t* t le r - with st* n e s f;reb»>mb- -.nd iron hars ^ .di» r- wer» ex;\ u d in g their - e a r ; tor w e a p c 'n s c a c h e - ir tht o c c u p ie d VV. st B a r s and G a z a > t n p th* day after an Arab s h o t ar d kilk-d sold ie r in B e t h l e ­ h e m At le a-t HV» P a l e s t i n i a n s a n d t h e l-ra* h -o id i e r h a v e b e e n killed s in c e n o t - b* g a n m t h e o c c u p ie d l a n d - Dec N a*c»»rding t i ' L N fig u r e - Israeli p*»lice a r r e - ; e d • prc»minent A r a b A m e r i c a n at- .inc. a — ai a n t - a t t a c k e d th e h o m e - ot a n t w - p a p e r e d i t o r a n d a to m e v M o n d a y tw o m o d e r a n - P a i e - t i r t a n - m e m b e r ot I o r d a n - p a r l i a m e n t I ht arm y a n n o u n c e d a n* w military lav\ p e r m it t i n g -;\ m c m t h - w ith any -* . u n t \ pn s c tn e r f. b* he d u p t, If said th e law e l i m i n a t ­ less ludicial review t h a n betv re ed th e r e q u i r e m e n t that a n htarv iud gt review a c a s e v\ ithin 9e h o u r s Israeh o f fic ia l- -aid th* m e a - u r t y\i»uld apply tor six m o n t h s a n d vs ould e a - e ar’ o v e r lo a d o n th* military c o u rt sy s t e m \* hi. h h a s h a n d l e d nearly 3 .000 c a s e s - i n * i I 3 e c e m b e r Arab la w y e r s -a id they f e are d d e t e n ­ tion w i t h o u t tn a! *o u ld b e c o m e m o r e c o m m o n Arab- m o u n t e d a g e n e r a l strik* M o nd ay in th e W e s t B a n k and G a z a t*• m ark t h e 2 0 th a n n iv e r s a r y of a 19t>s battle re s u l t in g fro m an Israeli 1 ud on P a l e s b n i a n g u e r ­ rillas in sid e jo rd a n G rath ti scra w le d on w alls o v e rn ig h t u rg ed A rab s to attack israeh tro o p s an d civilian s in m em o ry of th e bat­ tle at k a ra m e h Iord an P ro tests w e re re p o rte d at m o re th an a d o z e n sites in the W est Bank an d G aza P alestin ian flags, o u tla w e d by Israel, from utility p o les a n d w e re raised o n m o sq u e s flew A t R afah a seasid e to w n in th e G aza S tn p , Israeli tro o p - tried to restrain p ro te s te rs bv d ro p p in g te a r gas from h elico p ters an d th e n u sed live a m m u n itio n , Arab w itn esses said. S o ld ier- fatallv sh o t A bd el A h m e d ja b e r al M u d alal, 17 in th e ch e st a c co rd in g to th e P a le stin e P re s - Service an d o th e r A rab re p o rts Israeli gu n fire w o u n d e d 16 P ale stin ia n s on M o n d a y , a c co rd in g to h o sp ital officials a n d th e A ra b -ru n p re ss service The a rm v said 11 A rab s w e re w o u n d e d L eaflet N o 11 th e latest d istrib u ted by the Palestine L ib eration O rg a n iz a tio n , told A ra b s to prepare for a long stru g g le ag a in st th e Israelis bv developing "h o m e raisin g c h ick e n s, rab b its an d planting v eg eta­ e co n o m y bles It u rg ed P ale stin ia n s to s h o w e r so ld iers an d herds fireb o m b s an d iron ot c o w a rd ly settlers w ith s to n e s bars an d d e sig n a te d M arch 26 as a d av of s tru g g le ag ain st Isra e li-a p p o in te d A rab m u n icip al officials in the W e st Bank an d G aza Scientists make advances in microfusion Associatec Press NEVA AORK. S cien tists h a \* lg nited a n u cle a r fu sion re a ctio n in tu n p ellets o t h y d ro g e n by u sin g r a ­ diation from an e x p lo d in g n u cle a r w e a p o n raisin g h op * - for an unhm ited so u roe ot e n erg y a n e w s p a p e r reported Monday T h e s u c c e s s f u l e x p e r i m e n t , v iew ed as a m aio r a d v a n c e to w ard d e te rm in in g t he pe - - i bi l i t v of h a r ­ n e ssin g sm a ll-sca le fusion ix c u r r e d ab ou t tw o v e a r - a g e at an un d e r g ro u n d n u c le a r te s t site m N e v a d a a c c o rd in g to Tht' \ ru Times T h e U S g o v e rn m e n t k ept it se­ cre t because it did not vxant t»»reign cou ntries but som e details h a v e been d iscu sse d at scientific con feren ces th e nev- - p a ­ per said to know ab o u t it Wh i l e re v e a lin g n u cle a r fusion as a p o ten tially highly p o te n t e n e rg y the re su lts h a v e trig g ered a so u rce d isp u te o v e r how e x p e rim e n ts in m icro fu - -m all -c a le sion sh o u ld proc*?ed. th e new s p a ­ per said fu sion , or in fu sion reactions, S cien tists h a v e long tried to tam e n uclear th e hop* th ev co u ld eventually lead to an u n lim ited and relatively cheap so u rce of electricity In fusion reac- tuans w hich are found in stars and h y d ro g e n bombs, atom - are joined to g e th e r to release energy they co n ­ tra-t w ith h ssio n reactions in w'hich a to m - are split rather than co m ­ bined In m»>-t cases the scientists have tried to use con centrated light from giant lasers ti» trigger a fusion reac­ tion, but laser-based fusion has nev­ er proved successful The secret ex­ perim ent in N evad a, The Times said, instead used X -ray radiation from a nuclear w eapon directed at tiny fuel pellets. The p rototype fuel pellets are glass capsules filled with h ydrogen isotopes Tht- Times said Á dozen pellets can easily fit on the head erf a pm , but their p ow er ou tput could to h undreds of be pounds ot high explosives, the n ew sp ap er said equivalent the Som e scientists say laser- based m icrofusion program needs a radical ch ange of cou rse, while oth­ ers say the nuclear approach, while u ncon ven tion al, was a milestone that generated valuable data that wall help make fusion practical, the newspaper said. Only Jackson has conviction In r e s p o n s e to B e n C o h e n ' s e d it o r i a l " P a r t y T i m e , ” (The D aily T exa n , M a r c h 10), I b e l i e v e his r e a s o n i n g w a s to ta lly fallac io u s. D id P r e s i d e n t R e a g a n w i n b e c a u s e h e m o d e r a t e d t h e R e p u b l i ­ c a n P a rt y t h a t w a s m o r e c o n s e r v a t i v e t h a n th e p o p u l a t i o n ? 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M o r e o v e r , s u c h a n a b o r t i o n o f ju s tic e w o u l d s e e m to c o n d o n e q u e s h o n a b l e e x e c u t n e - b r a n c h a c t i o n s T h e R e a g a n a d m i n i s t r a t i o n is lin k e d to a c o v e r t a c t i o n of s u s p i c i o u s le g a lity , so a R e a g a n p a r d o n b e f o r e th« t n a l s w o u l d s e e m to s a b o t a g e n o t o n l y th e p u r s u i t ot ju s tic e b u t als, t h e s e a r c h fo r a lu c id i n t e r p r e t a t i o n o f t h e law S o t h e e a rlv p a r d o n s w o u l d n o t o n l v t a r n i s h th e e x e c u t i v e b r a n c h w i t h t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f b e i n g a b o v e t h e law A fte r a p a r d o n p r e s i d e n tial a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s c o u l d a g a i n r u n s u c h q u e s t i o n a b l e c o v e r t a c ti o n s w i t h little o r n o a c c o u n t a b i l i t y if c a u g h t , th eo re tic a lly they c o u ld s i m ­ ply fall ba ck o n t h e s a m e c laim of legal a m b i g u i t y a n d p a r d o n th e p l a v e r s R e a g a n s h o u l d allow t h e c a s e s to p r o c e e d t h r o u g h th e s y s t e m If t h e m e n a r e f o u n d i n n o c e n t , t h e n at t h e v e r v l e a s t f u t u r e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s will h a v e a c o n c r e t e i n t e r p r e t a t i o n of t h e law to follow If they a r e f o u n d g u il tv , B u s h , it e l e c t e d , c o u l d a l w a y s p a r d o n N o r t h , P o i n d e x t e r a n d o t h e r s in v o l v e d But f r o m t h e n o n w o u l d b e laid o u t c le a rly N o l o n g e r c o u ld a d m i n i s t r a t i o n s b l a m e a m b i g u i t v in t h e law th e ru le s A n d it t h e m e n w e r e f o u n d guilty u n d e r a less h o s p i t a b l e I )e iru x ratic a d m i n i s t r a t i o n t h e m e n w o u l d g e t, in a d d i t i o n to a c u n t r»'?» i n t e r p r e t a h o n of t h e law w h a t m o s t p e o p l e f o u n d guilty d e s e r v e a n d r e c e iv e p u n i s h m e n t . Jennifer H oran Position of University ombudsman offers challenging opportunity A rt* yo u a s t u d e n t in gex>d a c a d e m i c a n d m a k i n g p r o g r e s s t o w a r d a n u n d e r g r a d u a t e d e g r e e 1 H a v e s t a n d i n g t h e office D a v i d C o o k GUEST COLUMNIST d e m i c d i s p u t e s w i t h p r o f e s s o r s to p r o b l e m s w i t h h o u s i n g a n d foo d In h a n d l i n g s t u d e n t g n e v a n e e s , t h e o m b u d s m a n will c o u n s e l stu d e n t s o n t h e i r o p t i o n s a n d th e var i o u s a v e n u e s o f a p p e a l s , h e m a y p la y a n th e c a s e r e q u i r e s it a n d e v e n act a s a m e d i a t o r c o m p l e x in m o r e d i s p u t e s All of th is is d o n e to h e l p s t u d e n t s a c h i e v e a n e q u i t a b l e s o ­ lu t io n to th e i r p r o b l e m s i n v e s t i g a t o r y role it A n o t h e r i m p o r t a n t role o f the o m b u d s m a n is t o e x p la i n U n i v e r ­ sity ru l e s a n d p r o c e d u r e s to stu d e n t s so they k n o w h o w t h e re g u la t io n s affect t h e m a n d c a n a v o id f u t u r e c o n flicts Finally , th e o m b u d s m a n can r e c o m m e n d c h a n g e s in p o lic ie s o r r e g u l a t i o n s th a t a p p e a r to be1 f l a w e d o r t h a t p r e s e n t c o n t i n u e d p r o b l e m s like to a c h ie v e For t h o s e w h o a re c o n s i d e r i n g a p p l y i n g for th e p o s i t i o n b e c a u s e they w o u l d ' w h i t e to be a for th»* s t u d e n t b o d y , it is k n i g h t ' i m p o r t a n t to u n d e r s t a n d th a t th e o m b u d s m a n is n o t s i m p l y a n a d ­ v o c a te fo r th e s t u d e n t s T h e o m ­ th e b u d s m a n w o r k s m o s t e q u i t a b l e s o l u t i o n in a g i v e n ca se ; th is r e q u i r e s n e u tr a lity in a n y d i s p u t e A l t h o u g h t h e a u t h o r i t y of th e o m b u d s m a n is lim ite d to th e t h e office p o w e r of p e r s u a s i o n , h a s a r e p u t a t i o n o f n eu tra lity a n d in t e g r i t y it w e ll- r e ­ th a t m a k e s s p e c t e d by t h e faculty', staff a n d s t u d e n t s i m ­ p o r t a n t to th e c o n t i n u e d s u c c e s s of I h is o b je c tiv ity is to I h e r e a r e a ls o t i m e s w h e n t h e o m b u d s m a n h a s to e x p l a i n to stu d e n t s th a t they hav»' « x h a u s t e d all of t h e i r o p t i o n s or e v e n t h a t th eir g r i e v a n c e is n o t a v alid o n e It is d ifficult s t u d e n t w h o tell a t h i n k s h e h a s b e e n t r e a t e d un fairly th a t n o mor»* a p p e a l s exist How e v e r , t h e difficulty of t h e s e c a s e s is o f t e n t e m p e r e d by t h e i n s t a n c e s in w h i c h the o m b u d s m a n h e l p s stu re s o iu d e n t s a c h i e v e s a tisfacto ry I his is t i o n s to th e i r g r i e v a n c e s th e m o s t r e w a r d i n g a s p e c t of th e jo b In a d d i t i o n t o w o r k i n g o n stu d e n t cas e s , th e o m b u d s m a n m u s t m a n a g e th e day -to-day o p e r a t i o n s o f t h e o m b u d s m a n ' s o ffice I his i n v o l v e s th e s u p e r v i s i o n of o n e fu l l-t im e s e c r e ta r y a n d t w o p art- t i m e s t u d e n t e m p l o y e e s as well as a n office in t e r n P r e p a r a t i o n a n d m a n a g e m e n t of th» office b u d g e t a n d c o r r e s p o n d e n c e w ith o t h e r u n i v e r s i t i e s a n d I I officials a re als»» p a r t of t h e o m b u d s m a n s role to v a r i o u s s t u d e n t P r e s e n t a t i o n s a n g r o u p s i m p o r t a n t o u t r e a c h r e q u i r e ginni s p e a k i n g f u n c t i o n skills as w ell t h e o m b u d s m a n m u s t b e a c a p a b l e m a r ia g e r In s h o r t I n iv e r s if y I hac i* f o u n d mv y e a r a s o m b u d s m a n c h a l l e n g i n g a n d r e w a r d m g 1 l e a r n e d a g r e a t d e a l a b o u t 1 a ls o b e li e v e 1 th e h e l p e d a n u m b e r of s t u d e n t s w h o w o u l d otherwise* n o t h a v e b e e n th e i r g r i e v a n c e s h e l p e d w ith In th is wav t h e o m b u d s m a n c a n ac tu a i ly m a k e a d i f f e r e n c e o n c a m ­ p u s It th is s o u n d s i n t e r e s t i n g , s t o p bv t h e o ffice o f t h e o m b u d s m a n in th e S t u d e n t S e rv ic e s B u il d in g R o o m 1 104 a n d p ic k u p a n a p p l i c a ti o n A p p lic a tio n - m u s t u n iu d * a lette r e x p l a i n i n g y o u r q u a h t i c a tio n s a n d w hv y o u ar»- a p p l y i n g tor the* job a s w ell as th r e e le tte r s ot r e f e r e n c e \ 11 a p p l i c a t i o n s a r e d u t by l i t a m M o n d a y April ! ! in It v o u have* f u r t h e r q u e s t i o n s job or t h e s, |tH tio n p r o t h e r e vs ill he a n m h a m a t i o n a l a b o u t th» ce s s m e e t i n g F h u r s d a v M a r c h 24 at th e G r a d u a t e s v h o o l of p m B u s in e s s B u il d in g 2 12( a n d a n o t h e r o n W e d n e s d a y Marc h k) at t h e S t u d e n t S e rv ic e s 5 p m m F h e s t B u i l d i n g 2 106 R o o m b u t m e e t i n g s ar»' n o t m a n d a t o r y a re r e c o m m e n d e d t»»r those* w h o i n t e r e s t e d in ap p ly i n g It y o u h a v e q u e s t i o n s a b o u t t h e p o s i t i o n b u t c a n n o t a t t e n d e i t h e r m e e t i n g , fc*el tre e t o s t o p by the* o m b u d s m a n ' s office a n d talk l ook is the U m t'ersity om budsm an y o u b e e n e n r o l l e d a t t h e U n iv e rs i ty fo r at le a s t f o u r lo n g s e m e s t e r s 1 A r e y o u at lea st a s e n i o r in t e r m s o f c r e d i t h o u r s 1 D o v o u p o s s e s s g o o d w r i t t e n a n d oral c o m m u n i c a ­ tio n s k i l l s a n d s t r o n g i n t e r p e r s o n a l s k i l l s 1 D o v o u h a v e a k n o w l e d g e a n d u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f U n i v e r s i t y a d m i n i s t r a t i v e p o li c ie s a n d p r o c e ­ d u r e s 1 De» y o u w a n t to l e a r n e v e n t h e U n i v e r s i t v m o r e a b o u t h o w o p e r a t e s ’ If y o u a n s w e r e d v e s to t h e s e q u e s t i o n s , t h e n v o u m a y be c o m e t h e n»*xt U T o m b u d s m a n T h e office o t t h e o m b u d s m a n w a s c r e a t e d in 1969 to p r o v i d e s t u ­ d e n t s a n o b j e c t i v e a n d n e u t r a l p l a c e w h e r e th e v c o u l d v o ic e th e i r g r i e v a n c e s T h e o m b u d s m a n h a n ­ d l e s g r i e v a n c e s r a n g i n g f r o m aca- Visiting German students try out American lifestyles By NEEAHTIMA ALLEN D a ily T e x a n S ta ff keeping anangem tnt- and mo-a meals I I host students w ill have the to travel I hey toured tin- Alam o N A S A opportunity to Braun and tin- state C apitol They watched '-chweig in Junt sht said There art the lady Longhorn''and attended a 32 \ustin v olu n te e r in th< program Sting oncert But these adventures w ho are either families or students p a le d n e x t 1 e x a s d i s < o v e r \ in. a n , >st ex ?fi« M - g,> • a t m ti Ihe ( ,erman Mudents audit L I .lasses ind attend special lecture;- examining tht I s econorm and politics I hi C, e t a n i p t ; T u esd ay re tu rn party a n d visited s o m e « h e a d o u a r ters l a t e r t h a t n ■ h e stu d e n ts voth th eir h o - a n electn< "k\ u . , ' t i f t. •, f l e n t d i l S t i S VS th h Is t hat f r o z e n or *n flu rox - WIm , v v e r. a^K r d -it V\ est C itTinai tereMim i ultural finds • in . e tered during tin m. • hi. to th< t.nixersitv 'n. \ unanirn exclaimed Margaritas I h» students attend i t. 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Winning stacks and other stackware will be displayed at HyperFest, April 13, 1988 in the CBA Atrium from 10am-5pm. i p For more info rm ati on, contact the M ic ro C e n t e r Hotline, 4 7 1 - 0 2 2 7 , Mond ay-F rida v 9 a m - 6 p m . Tuesday, March 22, 1988 Page 6 U n iv er sity T h e Da i l y T e x a n How does your garden grow? Dena Sutton UT horticulturist waters native flowers in the o'd botany greenhouse. Sutton, who used to landscape at the Univer- sity of Houston at Clear Lake, now works part tine at the green house and does research for Donald Levm professor of botany Nancv • S ;> - a t< m. >*,. Student challenges station’s ‘joke’ By LAURA BEIL Daily Texan Staff By GREG PERLISKI Daily Texan Staff W h ile spending spring break at South Padre Island a L ’T sophomore spotted an intriguing message flying over the popu­ lar vacation spot last Tuesday A n airb orne b an n er a d v e rtisin g Brow nsville radio station 90 5 k R I Y de dared. 'H it this plane w in 51,000 from 99X, the student said. Greg Ber.son fine arts sophomore said he and a tnend fulfilled their end of the challenge, but the radio station now de nies Benson's . laim Benson said he and Chris H aug of D al­ las arst saw the plane near the sitt of an Eddie Money concert Benson and Haug who w ere sitting in a nearb\ car decided to follow the plane The three-hour search seemed to have paid off tor the persistent students w hen they found the pilot ot the red and Hue plane leaving the W esij o airport Benson said .Alex E a s t who flew the plane over South Padre photographed Benson and Haug hitting it was parked on the ground he said tht plane v\hik W hen confronted vsith the proof KR1\ Genera! Manager Don W olfe passed off the event as a joke and refused to pa\ the award monee , Benson said W olfe denied the station used am su. h 1 hao no recollection promotion W olfe said But he added that h. would be inn rest ed in seeing tin photograph no proof of am . : . I ittmg a plane could send rru tht pr -of see it he said I w u I 1 re<« v- It in ike t Benson and Haug arrived u W eslao at ter consulting a Kh a. nav igational agencv that helped then track th« plan, to the Cameron County airport where m echan­ ft ics had seen it take " It had loaded up gas to g. ha. k to home base, Benson said Benson said he is determined to collect - • th- mom v W e g. t “ 51 to us ant said \N < hav t all the on >. t w » in r s, t u r e s and everv thing Students in accout pr.Sessional pr. gran Hiking sj\ i.ours < counting .oursi i\ thret In addition thra hours of u r m g b u s i n e s s e.>urs Th. hanges rej division non busu s. h. h-! h o p e s th is fr : * if ng oriv a Data ‘ i : i ver** i * • ■ N catalog t hanges to s¡\ majors w ithm thi c > tea t Business Y E ' a n o : itn - >t Mond. . a n a ipp- ed I he changes allow mere freedom w elev fives but do not sputs *nvi n ectiv e Students unflustered by spring break riot v JU N D A W O O Daily Texan Staff I I students who w ere at Port Aransas during a spring break riot said thev were not disturbed b\ the violence and w ould go back to the resort island town Kevin H unter com m unication junior said the three-hour Sunday night melet was all in all probably the funnest part ot his vaca tion I guess it s semi-childish but it was fun kind of like a little kid starting a brush fire H unter said adding that he v%as not in volved in the disturbance in which a crowd of 3,000 tipped over a car and s»-t it on tire after it s driver struck a 16-vear o l d girl More than 100 police officers aided bv tear gas and hovering C isist Guard helicopters with searchlights worked to restore order 1 wo offk ers vs ere injured and eight jx pie including one accused of m atin e the ri. : w ere arrested police said The accident victim v%as treated tor mm»! n v i.n o and the driver John Montanos .> ot s .in Antonii was charged with tailun t. stop and render aid and n o ¡ailed in ae. « • 5 S V bond 1 his may sound funny but it doesn ; \ o K d, I v e n ts ni seem that vioient H unter s.¡id vsas trying to fmrt any bod \ wanted t«,x see Íht car destroyed But spring break 1 sv mbotu of releasing stre-s ot pushing things to tin limit a utth bn Hunter said ht was disturbed b\ newspa fie tracas to other week per reports link end violence including tour stabbings and the deaths of two San Antonie men w hose car crashed into Corpus C hnsti Bay VVhilt most of the in lured w i re treated and dis vear old stabbing vn charged Sunday a tim remained hospitalized m satisfactory i < mdition Hunter a id the riot and the tabbings tcHik place at opposite ends of the three-milt beat h. The s t a b b i n g s d id r ' havt anythin^ t. d< h e s.) w ith the rhUs at all i I ik e o t h i r I I st d e n t s .-t the • ot in a r u < senior ie m I -a/n • said * a w . P o r t Aransas d returi t.> i m i nv d ! nevet felt thr« •.tt. - . i i once-m a-hfetmn r - said adding thing that the \ lo le n a did no* interfere with Ins VN't stay» d on the tn-aa .1 u u ip n vacation mere hour - afte e\ e r v f iki . vs s I P 1 ub\ a \ u i . es C ount\ . w hos»- distru. t includes near:» public beacin law enfot.em ent at tin Is a» lies V\i had 33 units pat rol mg th said h« . nit- Arar sas at d * hi Seashore But at night tl - rt an to go aroun d ot Public s aft ?\ hac. I s oft * er wasn t » nough I ubv said I h « nosion miles t\ i mo ar \ Council OKs catalog changes Celebrate! McGraw H ill & O sb orn e McGraw Hill B ook Fair W eek 20% OFF March 19 - 26 McCiraw iliil and Osborne* M c( iraw H ill representatives w ill be a\ailablc* Me>ruia\ cS: Tuesday t ( > answ er yo u r questk>ns. UNIVHISITYOMMj 2246 (.uadalupt ♦ 4' 6 ~21l Parking available behind the < o-op 13953 Manchester Road, Manchester, MO 6301 1 1 800-722 ISBN (4726) Ostx >r ne McGrow Hill 2600 Tenth street, Berkeley, CA 94710 (415)458-2805, M (910)366-7277 The Daily Texan S tate & L ocal Tuesday March 22 1988 Page 7 Travis crime numbers fall slightly By AMY BOARDMAN Daily T exan Staff Although the state exp erienced a m oderate increasi in major i rimes last year rr a v isC o u n t\ saw a slight decrease in its crime figures accord ing to figures an n ou n ced Monday b\ the Texas D epartm ent of Public Safetv Major index crim es w hich in elude m urder rape robberv aggra theft and vated assault, burglarx increased m otor veh icle theft from 1.23^ s 14 m jmv- to 1 s 2^ in IMS" P i's 1 >m k tor (. i>l Leo I >«i'' sett said in a statem ent H ow ever this nsc- of 4 9 percent was only a third ot the p ercentage enrne in crease w hich occurred G ossett said in 1986 Iravm C ounty s major crim e in from dex dropped 2 1 percent 52,122 to 51,011! said DPb spokes man 1 )a\ id V\ ells Statewide* all tour violent crime categories dropped in 19s7 th. fig ures sh ow ed Murder decreased 13,1 percent, rapes 6 3 percent rob K*r\ 4 m percent and aggravated a s­ sault 1 m poreent In Iravi" (. o u n t\ 1 * few er m u r ders M2 few er rapes 1 48 fewer beries and 2 saults w ere reported few er aggravated as­ The only category ravis C o u n ty w a s I lu m p ed b\ case" las* th a t ros« m theft w h u h >ir G o sse tt said i rim e c ategorie and m otor ve statewide but t h ree theft ie theft it ner< ei >r< 'p e r n n irelan 1 hett* percent aid laru n u r j hk ie th 1 )ruc t e n 408 2 * u m p e d 7 724 3 rimes p e r !■ •* tKX p eo p le last vear f lie ( e n s u s B ureau s h o w e d that the -t de - , os ulation es tim a te rose bv 10/,(XX) to 16,789,000. m * ei v e n killed in the c i u r s e ;,! .• «-ni. r, e m e n t officer" rim inal action dur- f duty in Texas last • *‘ar the P P S figures s h o w e d The 1: her of assau lts on l e v a " officers per » n? in 198" to ' * -sed b\ datisttcs w e re c e rn ­ ir ts pr v id e d b\ 805 apenen*" that rep- Tcent of th e "tate " Rare birds focus of protective legislation in Austin By M A R Y B URKE D a i» T exaf :!aM A ustin ha" a bird p ruhlen i " p e c i e " o f b i r d s that lives pnmarilv in t entra! I « xas is h ea d in g it is n o t the grac kit*" that to w a rd ext vtioi h a u n t the black-capped th« vire» that ha" c h o s e n th e Hill v ountrv a r o u n d Xustm a" a ta v o n te b r v e d in g g r o u n d i c a m p u s but \ , It - « at Us kmc bird w in a Lia».k cap whiti u r i d e m e j t h a n d g r e e n is h on th* Kick said K bert Barth a""«*» i.iti pn>fe"sor ot a x >Io gv I h e federal g o v e r n m e n t d e c la re d the* vhreo an ¡así N o v e m b e r a n d e n d a ■ i t*red sjx*x íes th« i h u r s d a v i V Austir »*» a r * - t« 1 ( itv (. \«»t« o n e s ta b lish in g a citizen" '.¡"k tor i l studv the ptc>blen ot the d is a p p e a r mg v ret >s a n d o th e r e i-d a n g e r v d x p \it* s , o i w i i it" p a rt r . t * v * * ■ i * a c r o u p s * i drarr ai it' « *.; is tht tuck ?> ret will i : ■ tec to c, e n d a i ati « h* g ere d and th r e a t e n e d st < now n u m b e r six said ( < o f the co n s e rv a tio n co: i t u b " A u s t i n J i u p t e r A on» em over th< v I hi general ittitud* new re sid e n ts lias b een t* pr *• h a v e b e e n d r a f te d Ave I h e Víreo on ce fo u r is now restricted m.i Mexici h arth "..id C : "er\ at ion < * * rts to tht prest*rv ati. • c : w ls4 tht sp e c ie s w ill ,« v Hher p* ^ k« t" of v m left > i I h< parusiti By DANNY CALDERON . a » *»-< e s*. at* rv ices ?r« irp«-d I h in e mu * « a n d inri vs ho e o tn ein m M at tf.« 1 V p a r t i r lea d vs av C ir chicks c a n n o t s" iv e c t)w bird h vi reo chicks d areas but re- said Because from grassy to p e r m a n e n t > c o n n e c t the 1th o r safetv to ie env i - Is The itext as in coal Aiie<" Brook Daily Texar Staff Burned Austin firefighter extinguishes the smoldering remains of a pickup truck Dec ¿¡‘ter the driver reportedly threw a cigarette through the rear wmdow of the cab ‘T' Ke bed which held paint thinner and other ftam- mabie substances was destroyed and the truck s interior was scorched "ne dr*ver 7 av P6¡¡iips was jn tn ju red and helped put out the fire "t .1 ur til a p r e tn a l h e a rin g M onday m anded to court cu stody v\eek *vs *: it nevs victims m a d e an t* < v h a d been sexually » ; : v K uoerte Br\ ant "aid B ends for t!'.« r:r"* tvs * * ed the new h arg e s .ast Thurs- :• d ■ * d" vs ere set ut ¿2~ m on each . h a rg esw e re b u t District Judpe Bob S35 XX) M onday ibertt " p retn .u h e a rin g H e w as re­ • u .M d tn.c p. n d s it 52' *« "« i A r office em p lo y ee at the cou rth ou se said Ruberte becam e d istressed after the nearing and had to be su bd ued bv four d ep uties before being taken to jail. 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KVKN 1N Q S (1 .0 0 O F F A N Y K N T M I IX P IR M 3 /3 1 /tt ____ Sports 'ues 3a > Marci" 22 1988 P lo e 9 Jones shines in Longhorn shadows By JERRY GERNANDER Daily Texan Staff T he I a d \ o w n H u m a n H ig h lig h t f ilm will tel! vou sh e is n o th in g special L o n g h o r n s She will insist that n e v e r hav in g d u n k e d been th t "tar or si o red 2 points in a g a m e d o e s n t b o th e r her She will explain tht* im p o r ta n c e of a h e m d e f e n s e s h e wall say h e r b ig g e st basketball thrills c o m e from uvitch.n^ te am m att Beverly Williams w heel a n d deal Jones will sa\ m o th e r w o rd s w h a t a n y o n e w h o ha" st-en her play Would n e v e r expect ti hear •;k* gtring 'lit on-tm e a n d m a k in g th e o th e r p e r s o n l o o k b ad but w h en I look bad I d o n t like it Jones said Iones s h o u ld b e a s s u r e d ther that the t i m e s s h e i o o k s ,;<*od o v e r ­ sha d o w all th e o th e r m o m e n ts A orw se a s o n sa m p lin g ■ In <3 g a m e at College Station It I* n <•" le a p e d .>u? i ? u. )u n d chasing a kxase ball a n d flipped it b e h in d her ; at k n a p a "" u p c o u r t t* > Williams Later in t h r sa m e g am e "he got tht ha th e baseline I on looked at tw L lv Aggie d e t e n d e r s sw o o p e d an d u lane the across throvv mg d o w n ■í a "k\ ho* k against the tting d u c k s A n d "h* . n hook" m a d e layup" tu n to tlies im e s "ht s im n k air fhr, Som e of the things I do ... they surprise me. I’m telling you the truth. They come naturally. I don’t plan them.’ — Lady Longhorn C.J. Jones th* ,n d e f e n s e a n d took d o w n a pass off d o w n sideline D o reatha C onw ell p ick ed u p the bail h ea v ed it bac k w ard o v er h e r h e a d a n d I o n e s ran u n d e r it to 1 1 mv <*rt the lavup ■ In the S o u th w e s t C o n fe re n c e to u r n a m e n t title g am e Jones c o n ­ verted an allev-oop p ass from Pau- lett» M oegh exciting tht crow d a n d bringing t h o s e ,.n the Iexa> bench to their feet " h r ha" to be r e m i n d e d of th e se a n d p r e s s e d o n th i""ue m o m e n t of o p e n - "Somt surp rise ted I rr co m e na Indeec m u"t co s p e n t hi ketball w h i g h "i h m o v e d u mu C ;t\ \ e Tht ourt basketball t he v of th» t h i n g s I d, me Iones finally adm it- telling you tht' tru th They uralk ! d o n t pla n th e m m e n a tu ra ?r aftemcx rith t h e K th o s e k in d s of m ove s to o n e w h o p la v m g b a s ­ ics d u r in g ju n io r 'it'" had just ■ .i" trom O klah o - x*r w rit the gir tetherb, rst vs en t to tour- aved I c * n v S S31 d G o plav d o n t w ant thev saw I e a s o n e of ’ v ' AFl: " - th e rim as a n in th - g r a d e r Jones placed for W h e n sh e w a s in th e n in th g ra d e th e final y e a r of ju nior high school in N e v a d a th* high school varsity team H er coach tried to get her to ¡oin an a f te rn o o n ROTC class o n th e high school c a m ­ p u s w hich w o u ld allow h e r tt .be at the school on time for basketball practice I s a i d s h i n v sh o e " th e s tu b b o r n o n e I'm not w ea rin g th o se recalled Jones, ev er Jones may h a v e a p p e a r e d h a r d on th e o u ts i d e bu t Texas C oach Jody ( o n r a d t saw s o m e th in g inside tht that m a d e her p r e p A ll-A m encan d e c id e n. a t titu d e p ro b le m existí i tt go to my car l got readv C o n r a d t s a i d of h e r recruiting v i s i t to \ egas A n d C ]. said ‘I m goin g to walk y o u to y o u r car T here w e re p e o p le sa y in g sh e s not g o in g to be a d isc ip lin e d e n o u g h pla, er But after that. I k n e w th e re wa" s o m e th in g th e re and that she w a s a s w e e t p erso n K ne" had a -w eet j u m p sh o t a n d great leaping abilifx c o m in g out of rhe tw o r a r e k m et high school th o u g h A p e n c h a n t for flashv pla\ re su lte d in iots of sitting time f r Iones I d get really irritated at so m e of tht th in g s s h e w o u ld d o w-hen s h e 'd C o n r a d t said get o u t of control g e t o u t o f c o n tr o l/' C onradt said But 1 think i learn ed th a t's her wav of giving a " j p e r eft * of rea chin g d o w n ar c fin d in g vomi thing * xtra The m is ta k e s she rn akes now are the result of tr. m g to*o hard It h a s b e e n a pai nfui four-year learning pro* e"s tor J.ones, w h o h a d trouble u n d e r s t a n d ig C o n r a d t as often a" tht coa< h w¿is c in fu sed by lone" d e c isio n s from mt "I d id n 't reallv knot,s w h a t s h e ex pec ted said " S h e d stt>j tht w holt plav a n d sav, C.J , y o u can t dt< * h at After a while 1 d id n t e \ en sn out the nail, to satisfv her Jones " S h e max h a v e a di ft* rent definí* tion of control. Som ju d g m e n t At the o th e r en d of th* >urt tw o — a s s ista n t ¡udge n u m b e r coach L v n r Poni :hoice h ad w o rd s of h e r o w n to r Jones Pool teaches defen"*, a n d Iones — wFh o had c o n s id e r e d herselii a dec en t de- fen">ve p la v er — need* "I u s e d ' t o h a t e rning to prac* tice, h e a n n g L vn n v*.*11 'D e fe n s e d efe n se el led a n d veiled at m e But i* all paid off " "tru g g le of all cam e next In th e i¿ill of her * u n ­ íor v t-ar "he be, a m e c it h e r n e d th a t h er ac adem ic stan dinj m eting w ith n i sight P e r h a p s Jone" bigge im p r o v e m e n t ' Jones said She in I d id n t kn* w w ha- to d o n e x t ," Jones "aid ho sht a n d C o n r a d t de- Cided "he w o u ld "it • * w hich entailed th e n c -n-conference part of tht "c h e d u le - a n d " p e n d extra tim e in s t u d \ h,all w hilt th e rest of th e te a m w a s w*. '■king ou* " W h e n I s ta r t e d tt,»m g to " t u d y S ee Jon es, p age 15 See jo n e s page 15 V \ , it- "<*\ ondarv ret] 'Stafford at qu rbav A h.it * *> m pounds th e proble; nat Kev r e p la c e m e n ts w ere : Tht* It prob rterbai LX t attli v LX)n o v a n Forbe" tshannon k ? this " p n n g a n d i iile a n d G regorx ha¡ ie vv e n tentativ eK l\ / v v ‘r n e r b a c * s ea ih c o n c e r n e d aK ' of Eaglin a n d s tro m ile reai- t it" U" in a hind V VVdian " vs;., a k t d o u b le -tra in several ti prt'vid« dt*pth in the l i n e a n d pt pit liner ac ker p o sitio n s ’■ '■ rie" ’ A t vs.,. wt rk p e o p l e at a co u p le of dif- t " be c a u s e it vso-ked so vseii .sh e n w e h ad all tht in ju ­ The d o u b le train- ; • last s p n i g really paid off in the s*3" \ k W i l l i a m s said fall - •■* • tali '* *'*■■ \ n d beside" ' ais, ti l i n g th e o b v io u s holes "aid he pla n " to u se the • g drills ti w ork on in d iv id u al tech- - t u n d a n en ta ls All the w o rk will * .m ím a te April Jr w ith th e a n n u a l O range* '* " n mm age at M em orial b ta d iu m tht fir"t dav of practice was : ' N frail m g ack >by n d r a n g e " .. r rr m a rk e d bv p o r t i o n faces C harles H u n t e r w h o m o v e d tt saferi ;a"t b acker a n d Bobbv 1 lieed.m! took Alex W aits w o rk in g o u t at q u a r t e r r a c job a" p u n A - tht Joining Eaglm a n d StT *mile a casualties a re d e f e n s iv e hm m.o D u n c u m E m a nuel Taylor a n d offensive linen in Briat sen S o m e of th e s e piav. -" n r • the fall fullbacks l i m b n c k ■ adei h V rr> . • ■ . ■ : a m Tailback h n c Metcalt a n o vs re*. Tone iones vsiil aKo m iss s p r in g w o rt b e c a u s e of a c o m m itm e n t : r n :r.n* r a n d w id e receiver Jonr nv W alker > : baseball th o s p n n c •. a m , m e C J Jo ne s has b eco m e the defensive sto p p e r for the Lacfy Longhorns W I # Longhorns start spring practice with new faces, renewed mission B y C L A R E N C E HILL T h e Da ily T ex an fo r RESUMES PASSPORTS A P P LIC A T IO N S IM M IG R A T IO N tfiirH cffe You've thought about it. You' ve tried to imagine what it would be like. You know it would be exciting. And a challenge. And quite possibly the most rewarding experience of your life.. . Three Artiericdns overseas in Asia Africa and South America speak frankly on what Peace Corps life is like for them. It isn t easy and it isn t for everyone -thev II tell vou that up front. But if vou ve ever considered going overseas in the Peace Corps, then now is your chance to see and hear for vourself what could he ever love. the toughest jo b you II \)U fo rm e r Peact Corps volunteers will be on hand to answer questions following the 25 m inute film . And it s free! Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings March 22 and 23 6:30 pm Jester Center, Room A217 U.S. Peace Corps The Movie The Toughest Job You'll Ever Love' Page 10 THE DAILY TEXAN Tuesday, March 22, 1988 A d vertisem ent ISC SPORTS review R ep resen tin g the Division of Recreational Sports CLUBS OFFER MEGA-FUN ACTIVITIES LONGHORN POWERLIFTING AND WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB Todav at 5:00 p.m., the Longhorn Powerlifting and Weightlifting Club meets in Gregory Gym B-2 to discuss future activities All interested students arc wurmh encouraged to come and see what this club has to offer Call Dawn heme at 125 2124 information Don't be afraid tor CS ARDAS for Yippee 1-O-Ki-Avy!!! C S A R D A S is organizing a W altz and Polka workshop to prepare the Great W altz!!! Surprise your date vyith exquisite dan*, ing yyhen you plunge headlong into this unique dancing event Learn to glide over the floor like you had a piece of warm salt pork tied to each foot yes. make vo' dance Mmmmm. pardner dizzy .. C S A R D A S meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at ’ 30 p m m \nna Hiss Gymnasium 136 C S AR- I') \S only requests S5 00 t*' help coyer advertising costs Call Henri (4 'o 3015) or John *454 0175) tor details en's Singles \ B W om en's Don hies, and Mixed Doubles The entry fee o a modest S ' pet person tor each event Members of the Tennis Club as always, may enter free ot charge \nd vou thought the only benefit to this club was the enormous prestige UT TENNIS CLUB UT FENCING Í rtday The UT Tennis Club hosts its Spring Classic Tournament through Sunday. March 25-2' The entry dead line for this competition is TODA> Rush on down to Gregory G ym G and sign up before they close down at 5:0o p rn One minute late and you’ll lace the coldest shoulder this side o the \ u \11 the usual divisions will he kon open These include M en's Singles B . C ) M en’s Doubles * A, B W o m ­ Several I I fencers did well at the Trans leva- Open Tournament held March 5 6 at the \qua -sport' Ceniei in In Sabre competition s.tn Marcos John Baird t*»ok 2nd W illiam Bradley took 4th. and Greg Nee followed m "in In Epee Net* took Ird overall fol owed h> I eith kkins in 5th. and Ker iy n R.niriguez in th Finally in fan! competition Beau 1 celes placed 2nd and ( buck 1 .csmak got 4th the South g \ss*K ta ekend righ' rits will he ami S2V atxrut T(HI day s.itur will be on (iv m v The Fencing club hosts yyesi Intercollegiate Eerie in non Championships this we* I cam I: ye here at Texas I held in Bcllniont >02 si'2 On Inday evening from , p m until midnight and all day Indiv idual competition n G u v Sunday, all da» Come see the best lencing it The admission is free, and R , h are welcome Contact Kervn ai 44S ()646 !or more mío. or N ee. w ho has now been mcut three times in this article, as oppo W illiam Bradley, who iincludtnj last one i h a s only been mem twi*.c C all Greg at 128 o<>69 hut hothei trysng to get hold *>! VS Bradley After a); nob*sJv very mu*, h any wav ¡k, ■ EMPLOYMENT WITH OPEN RECREATION Applications an- mm he ng j.e cp tid anis w ;l need the above certifications in Gregory ( ivm M i »r Summer FaM hv August G . 19*8 semester positions with the G ;\ reatton Program within the Division Recreational Sports A»,* *ahk p* (ions inv lude lifeguards, Visors (i e . weight root loom, etc i All applies uk an interview upon applications VltV SUJK1 hi d K ' SI! cm; iovees aie scheduled for an Re*. »n »if average * ’ 10 i l hixin pet week Lt- penence is preferred t *r all positions A # t • v a n ’ r><•*w h**ur jv «liability is Beginning pav rate t*« a, nvitv and X • S S pp{ ' Summer apphcat no certification before !unt- guards must also have a LtfcCUttttilK ctttlficaffc ( PR A s! d.4 S ' X v per • - Beg f mg : e u u P>i spc*. tai lifeguard •> , , v4 ss V- *1, f 1 add I**m ti rtf. ?¡n ation * *>me to *< . • • -i í ,i r i a 234 OUTDOOR TRIPS PROVIDE TENSION OUTLET MORNING HORSEBACK RIDE Camping Equipment Sale CANOE EVENING Tuesday. April 5 is the time to start canoeing with an early evening canoe clin iv. on Lawn I akc I .earn how toen ter and exit a canoe plus some bask canoeing strokes 1 he V V non ( 1 tee includes canoes, transportation and instruction Registration opens today ROCKCUMBING Rockchmbers not vet out of the clos et should plan to attend the roekclimb ing clinic Wednesday, April 6 The clinic o $5 ($8 non-l'Tt and is de signed lor beginners Safety and tech tuques w !. he stressed More cxperi eneed climbers should plan to attend the all-day nx kelimbing workshop \pt The $1" (S24 rum I It fee includes equipment, instruction and transporta tion Rcgistrati*>n opens -\pn. 4 ;6 at Enchanted R*x k State Pari RAFTING TRIP A BIKE REPAIR CLINIC \ < pens March 28 WINDSURFING A nub c • s •• A > ; V I ] i j I j j | ^ ^ f,* -T ... , Saturday, W a.m .-2 Gregory Gym 21st A Speedw ay Call 471-1093 lor more information Join the Outdoor Program on a one day rafting trip down the Guadalupe R iver on April 1() 1 njoy the whitew.i ter excitement as well as the surround mg hill country on slower sections * te­ the river 1 he S 1 ~ >24 non í 1 cuide me ludes transportation, rafts Registration open and instruction ! i March 28 apjK? tion e .illei (Wl Mat i IM COMPETITIONS ARE AN OPPORTUNE WAY TO ENJOY SPRING IM TEAM THREE-MILE RUN M: at Whitaker IM learn 3- front of the three lace, etc The team with the umulated points is the winner - ali benefits and honors there- dine an official IM Champion re not already on a team, get ther in a timely fashion and >ut to the IM Fields for a ereat he; 471 G 16 and talk to the Rec Sports Staff, which was recently named the Most Pleasant Stall in The*World IM TEAM TRACK NO I N T R Y F E E S " That's right, vou c m compete in the IM learn 1 rack Meet absolutely tree of charge in tire c*>r\ t ivm 11 Entries are open and will be taken until Tuesday. April 5 I he M e e t is sc* d cd tor M o n d a y April 18 and I uesday. April 19 There arc many divisions in which you may enter Housing Clubs. A o m en. Fraternity and Independents 1 earns are limited to 18 in d iv id u a ls 1 fiat - tached individuals may enter the Inde­ pendent d iv ision !he Intramural Spring I hree- Mite Run ►* ill he hen! ueio\ at H hitaker I ¡elds ) on * an enter vfHjr team untilK IK p m at the site The emphasis in the mipetition is on team performance, »t individual accomplishment Hem by niacine first through eighth in his her event, in divtduals will earn points for his her team to determine the overall team champion Ml I mversity' champí ons will be determined hv comparing times and distances of the lout division­ al champions Each member o >n winning team w ill receive a >t 11 IM Charn- pi on T-Shirt Tht “ All University” event will receive a champion in each T-Shirt, unless the tr team has already iduals not at filiated won a shirt Indiv *o earn a 1 Shirt by with a team can al posting the fasting time or longest dis tance in their event in the divisional fi­ nals Order of events is Long |ump. high gimp, softball throw, shot put. tOOm relay. 1500m run. 4(Hirn run Kklni I It"** dash. 12'Mltn dash. 8(8tin relay hurdles. I6(K»m relav siHKim run 200m »lash. For more mfonnation. don't hesitate to ^all the award winning stall at 4~ 1 G 16 or v is.it them m ¡x-rson in ( ¡regorv ( iv m 1 ^ IM ULTIMATE FRISBEE TOURNEY i he game >.alled Ultimate* combines ■ill the best elements of tootball basket into one action hall and Frishec packed last nun mg ^port Entries tor the IM I Itmutc- tournament will open on Monday. March 28 in Gregory Gvm -- and will close on 1 hursdav at 5 p in \pril The tournament is scheduled for Sat urday April 9. |(i m at Whitaker Fields round lobm event s*> all teams can expect to play at least two games, even it yam re no g*H»d ! hi». jN IM EIGHT-BALL TOURNEY chance to strut your stuff as ontnc- the Intramural I ight Bal will ,*|cii Monday MarG r\ (iv iu 33 1 ntry de-.tdlnu- \pril 5 and tfa tournament n 1 hursd.iv )h ! \prtl ' s p m aj (|u | I - < i uc l.n , ¡nan ■ Union Rec Center l^ate entru-s will h accepted jt the site if rivom jv tmits A entrants arc required t pav < fee *>n the night of the event v This is a double elimmatior t*>uma ment l. a h match consists of the tx- two out e>f thtcc ganu - B l A to » Ball rules w ill he in e ft , • Be ehc’ek next week s He. s/s >•;> He *.. ** for more details HANDBALL SINGLES Pay attention handh.* entfnisi.«sts 1 ntru-s are n**w <>¡h i n (ir t . 31 for the Spring lntramuta Handha! Single-» Tournament In tn cs won close until Frid ay. Vpnl 8 and pl.o. wii begin Friday \pril I v ( i* This is a single elimination tourna ment with matches heme the best tw. out of three carnes I here .tie sever.» divisions of piay Men - \ B aruf nov i I I ie e. A omen students are eligible to parlicipate \ atuf t v \ All matches will begin 1 ttdav. \pn tlu \pn in*i will end Sunday Tournament draw sheets will b 15 Play will continue weekend I posted on A eilru sel.. • Apt ihrougl ! ; IM SOFTBALL HIGHLIGHTS The intramural Softbu! seastm is n nal I v underway with an iikfe-dihle nun he-t of teams pariicipatiih M-*st ,>t the teams h.oe been practicing fi»r months in anticipation of this mammoth event while sortie- others have only taken hat ting practice a lew tunes Then liierc M He Í )K IN K lN t Pu g I u Krueger >Ni 1 M R \ I IO N x n al ,mnv S h a p iro ve e.kf. haei tw*’ hits ei run homer to , m the fust miung V up one- hit an*J no HU's *>! w i >r k I M 1-R ( ( > < >pi R • ' v ii t,'st . ,um ot the ipjv«inting x 6 against Mik X't at m ( asy bunt hut \ «Vil K M 1 >1 RS ‘I S|( iM \ PI EOBI f t Hi I I R< )K\ KS w M i l l M P* IA Pete IX»' m their they I lie forte histo sink* rst game t llse.*reef th R1 1A it Jo S rce or* -hn Mege * the In st in 5 pitch Ih R O M I S mated Three Pitch l ilB K t )M1 S k»si spite the tact that I - 4 i opponents le*l the yiet*»iv h\ will go down m pitcher to throw a si tthall at the Uni hed five \1 »rt run eft \. S ieate * f av our t,. *x at t h e 1 and but m-tvc,.! tiisl f a s , unfortunate I v cam that wasi t tfie- «tppostng ( lay md Wetulv Buhba elid. A c id s Buhha !” '' lei but ( lay Bub - n big i me at seeond base He b.* ' 1 -bat-1 v vhouiei have veiled at an offi •Cat right ! i sk! F in a v p itch e r Sam ' -o s - . fit ’ a will 1 pi I an s you >ust ae 1 pstem brought new mean * g t*' the term unbelievably tantas throwing i fns outstanding k t io n H e v such a gtcal gu v. it's so m etim es hard that he cía* es ordinary mortals with his divine I tie- w o m e n adore him. the- io believe pt sen,e m en fear him Page 11 A r ts & E n tertain m en t T h e Da il y T e x a n Cornell an air of desolation and desperation without turning him into well, Edmond O Bnen Ryan on the other hand, is suffi­ ciently bubble as the infatuated freshman teenv-bopper Svdney Fuller who eventually gets her wish and becomes glued (quite liter­ to Cornell But surprisingly ally enough the chemistry between Quaid and Rvan isn't there as it was in Innerspace While Quaid is rivet­ ing Rvan s just irritating. (Maybe she did her research just a little too well.) With Quaid as the mam focus of the film he's in every scene) Char­ lotte Rampling, Dame! Stem and lane Kaczmarek all fill their roles quite well, considering thev wind up playing second fiddle in a plot that has more that one gap in the credibility department W ith all its visuai excesses and dramatic successes this, the best cersion of D O. A vet — just might prove to hold up better in the long run than the 1949 version Too bad it wasnt in black and white, though D O.A., at the Southpark 3, 1921 E. Ben White Blvd.; the Lincoln 3, 6406 N. 1-35; the Northcross 6, 2525 W. Anderson Lane; and the Barton Creek 5, MoPac Expressway (Loop 1) at Loop 360. When Dennis Quart s not making movies, he hangs around the Capctoi — attracting no attention whatsoever. ■ t . »f h ! n • .."ton • Uiv Ins tea vi of the c la ss u wh that'" become a pairt albeit a the film* env ious As the nlm - and the poison ir Cornell's bk kk! stream — pr< )gxt*s each see ne becomes ket have eft th err. " eventually is used of murder himself VNith Fus • ,c k graying hair receding hairline ¡nd spectacles Quaid gives and - ot It and new L.o Highway 1 up handing the popular group ■Manama its second Consecutive loss tht ategorv although H ighw ay nb t r Cactus Moser downplaved that. I don t teel like we beat them, It s wonderful to b M oser said recognized How is Doug Netty winning the fourth female Vixakst M il ntin • . «•. ri’ saving Rub V o the ¡¡Pitt1 race? ■ t t Hank Williams Jr., Randy Travis clean up at Country Music Awards Style or substance?? It’s murder deciding By RO BERT W1LONSKY Daily Texan Star and remakes Then1 an* then there are retellings There are revi sums and then there are rehashes Touchstone Pictures DO A is all and none of these From its st\lish opening to its punch-out (and si.nit might s.n almost cop out ending this tilm stands on its ow n as a modern-day film non a classic B-movie in every sense Every 20 ,t*ars or so someone g e t s tht bright idea to remake t h i s campy semidassu w h ich was first released in 194w and starred 1 d mond (.1 Bnen O 'Brien played Keg ular G u v Frank Bigelow an acct un tant out CMr» a lark VNhi' lllNi I'V er" he s bet‘11 poisone d an.d ha S 24 hou rv ti i hnd i»ut w h O liid It a nd whv In 19e(u the ?ilm vn as rlot NO-siuc- F ilm After a night at a club that ust happens to lcxik wh*>li ív * ¡¡>.,. the old C ontinental Club) listening to a band ¡that ust happx n> to look and sound a whole it t lik♦ Timt uk 3) A om ell realizes he s been poisoned ,."■ a teacher W h o But hey he i b e s i d e s hundreds or stud* s w (mid want to kill a teaih er' and hi w<- ¡in* ¡.i ki And s,i vs, havt ,i p r ir iM it s ,> storv w e a lrta d y kni a mo Morton and lankel sn. tht store turn nut So the . w isei’, ti1 be* s, , i ru, rr t d w :f’ with hew there " n. th a predK :.ii t ahlv t>n it" rr I he tii m n tell g more ir i »■ him th the\ erry w a v ) t perung i- t ' A ¡ h ntt> a p o lu < t h e i amera the o n g¡nal , ess'fully remadil JN G >br Vic . ad man walks ¡ /ieoJr X ” t on?ati >r> R iX k\ But A L i his hack tt' 1 Mi rtm an.J \nnabel larlkt'1 :VNho the man ;r Cl*-direvtiid D OA >ha>> e tum e,.1 I>ut wants to rt a splend id rauc 1 'US fil m that e i•n- asked wh» v tU.ill V nU >N¡lei 1[~heir um dentif led D OA 1l 'M‘V COIT f ft a ». on 1 the V|»r> CO-dirt-, ter b e g . nmn g dravi ing thti V!t-\N er the iieiio , u slv e\i ;ti ng ll nt>t ", VN ‘ •t m ill rtran itli 1"! da\ I V c , r C i -mil. ito not-s,, s , b :l le- and-v. hiti ot mistakt con i >UtlilH ’N It" film vn .j" "h- ■ i i C i >mi i , l : t * n c i m A v t rv lo 1l N*|► t own th.it | m i n t the 1 “ -W t .. ’ .. i v ? r : . \ : Deni111" Qu tea t (■it*" Engl ish .at an umnairnt d umv ep. it\ (ha t ¡UM a p p e ¡ VN alt­ li>t tikt th* ( a p itol hu lldl n g an i un r.i r r » ' ha pip».-ns ti 1<*' A .1 VN I"loif JUs! hapjV I 1> to a i m bx a \ t-n fnJN* tr íti d v*. •Ttt‘r wh i' hiÍNJI ; tumedi ■ut a g i * i hJS n- VIl*1 in four v ear> H i - Vn l i e 1> tli in t fIlf divo r, e onit* <•t ho diTlt - R ot­ k . < VS hi? t' IS ve * >1 vide and an tF. : M < g kv a n vn f1«N oiilM' .. f . A ' hi-- 1 -d v about tht ,;r that it s *u U, t ' , Pul iTlliV ,M‘y ikt A t¡ n tin vn onrm it" S 1 a K *: , * h t f v'-r : p a nid 1! U t l v i : u Í, , Aaaoc ¡at ;i.i > i A R K i , • »% n ? i> m \T nU bl E N A W iiu im s Jr uto i- I i rertamer * th< 1 • ar f r. ; * . r awards !, : and Rard v ! 0 * 0 vs. * tt > VtaU ‘•'iligr: b s , , i! ‘. O ' , . V * n w . < V < f . 1 , , • C I un trv M u m , \ I a d I W a r d s It * a vs • rrittv girl '<•< ’• d;,: .tt.<• r 1 ' kiss ,1 » ; VN .1 • {hit ,g . a *S h i S X e V gieati .iun ■ I: a* d !>• vears I t a; tvs t t f «-• A , t !■■ bt Hank W : S • * « Í lit» rt.u: < • a r w a t ' < ." ..1 : ’ \S •• . ri* : - , I arm .1 udienct during the national tr n h : i ’ R O L E X s «e * »S a t ' Kt xm « * <* » *. J. S te m Diamonds 478-4649 CLOUD 9 b\ C Hrvl Churchill I lIK K t M I C H A E L H A R L A N M A R C H 10-A FRIL 9 W«(blhn.S«! . N. M*r, * 214 W E S T F O U R T H S T Fim Hr SER VATIOS Sí Ml 472-2906 *. >n n -H "-n ;>i v s COME PLAY WITH US The A u ttn Civic W ind Ensem ­ ble invites ail amateur musi- y.ans high school age or older rehearsal open to an a pen house on Tues Mar 22nd Rehearsals are from 7 30 pm to 9 30 p m every Tues­ day night in The Austin Group for the Elderly build­ ing at the com er of C edar and 38th St Cail 454-173Ó for more info *e t " *ew N • e< St' Deport mi- • s*. By advertising in The DaHy Texan. one the Ays* ' h O' present the 'enowne* ROBERT SHAW BERLIOZ REQUIEM n on Easte' spectacu'O' featur 30C1 vo ,es ana an orcHestrq o’ Saturday, March 26,1988, 8 pan. UT A-ts Complex Conce” He Tickets $12 $9 $9 $6-UT Srs Tickets on soe now at HEB Superstores the Arts Complex Erw.nCeme' and o:i UTTM TicketCen»ers To charge col¡ 477-6060 For more nformot>on coi' 4711444 v p'og'cx- i ysoec .n *N* Ovvp <•» ot tht by C ty o* Awtfm - Am Comen.!»**. • have been n business sell- ng a re repa ’ r'g b nes near University of Texas for the past Two years The Tex­ an has oeen so ne pfu to me ■ keeping competitive with a rg er stores that I wou!d like to express my thanks The re­ sponse I get from running my bike tune-up coupons is so great that I om> have enough room in my store to run them once a month Doug Neiy Owner Euro-Sport Cycles T h e D a i l y T e x a n Dettven the UT mnrktL Cal 471-1886 today. 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D.O.A. r 2 15-5 35-7.45-9 50 - MOONSTRUCK .< 2:15-5:20-7 35-9^0 POLICE ACADEMY 5 3m 2:00-5:10-7:15-9:20 MASQUERADE « 2:00-5:45-7 50-9 50 BROADCAST NEWS r 1:45-440-7:25-9:55 VICEVERSA 11. 1 45-4:50-7 10-9:20 £ SATISFACTION ___________ OVERBOARD m _______ 7 30-9 45 FOR KEEPS 7 15-9.30 SATISFACTION 7 30-9 20 OVERBOARD ji, 7 15-9 30 24th & San Antonio Open Ivei7 Night Until 1:30 Open 11:00am Mon-Sat Open Sun 3:00pm Happy Hour Mon-Fri 5-7 IMKITY >40t O U A O A LU P C 474-4351 IN D S THURSDA Y I T ROCKS T O D A Y ; (S:30 « $3.00) 9 :45 I N OS THURSDAY HOPE AND GLORY T O D A Y 7:30 O N L Y IN D S TH UR SDAY THE LONELY PASSIO N O F JUDITH HEARNE T O D A Y : 7:30 O N L Y tH O S TH UR SDAY D A R K E Y E S _______ T O D A Y (5:15 <- $3.00) 9:30 ; THY KINGDOM COME DONE THY WILL BE A film by Antony Thomas 4 :3 0 -7:0< 7:00 HEAVY METAL 12:15 / ’e / o e t 11:30 D C O I E ' s t ,, « iad*: up© 477-1324 m o n n $1oo ALL DÁY l S E A T S A l l b H U W S 892-2775 4 f^R WESTGAT E BLVP Justine baternor m SATISFACTION a . #.■00 7:15 * JO tP C E il Bitty Crystal s Danny Devttc THROW MAMA FROM THE TRAJN 12:18 2:30 S.-00 7 15 9: JO ffH .l.t) Gotate t-tawn St Kurt Pusseit OVERBOARD 12:15 2:30 5 :1 » 7:30 t:4 8 tPVi ( t 9 E S ° L 8 s h K f tB t t u - . a . 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Hogg Aodhodum R General Cinema BARGAIN MATINEES EVERYDAY ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6 PM DOLBY STERfO HIGHLAND M ALLi HIGHLAND MAIL BLVD. 451-7326 ★ GOOD MORNING VIETNAM 1:00 3:15 5:307:45 10:00 R SHOOT TO KILL 1:00 3:10 5:20 7:30 9:40 R CAPITAL PLAZA 1-35 at CAMERON RD. 452-7646 POLICY ACADEMY 5 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:30 9:30 PG OFF LIMITS 1:00 3:15 5:307:4510:00 R MOVING 1:45 3:45 5:45 7:45 9:45 R BARTON CREEK MOPAC at LOOP 360 327-8281 SAME DAY ADVANCE TICKET SALES * D.O.A. 1:153:205:23 7:30 9:33 B BARFLY 1:30 3 :305:307:409:40» ★ MOONSTRUCK 1 :00 3:00 5:13 7:20 9:30 PG ★ FRANTIC 12:303:105:307:431 O K » » THREE MEN A A BABY 12:45 2:30 5:00 7:40 9:45 PG Corona Thursdays TH 2 c ~ to C cs r g ~ ,rr\n - Afternoon / ( Discount M-F 1 to 5 D m Bow 2ga,T'e s a rx: ce: 3rd ga^.e hREE perperson Half-Price Billiards S a rr M F No. SAT SUN Near to ¿ o " ' Rock-N-Bowl & Moonlight Bowling SAT Live D J . Prizes fcr striking on a Red Headpin Weekend Rent-A-Lane person ■ $3 00 $6 00 max p e a ne 2 Ho.' Sh fts Noon to 2 0 ~ , 2 4 5 to 4 15 4 30 to 6 30 {SAT o~ y) »«< .«u•• Could it be that you are in search of BIG FUN for *3e ^oney 7 Then search no more Head down under !o the Texas Union Rec Cenfer. where youll find the BIGGEST FUN for the iiroest rToney -every day1 The Rec Center is located on the lower level of the Texas Union, and is open seven days a week For more information, call 471-0247. m w •4 - K i s s * 0 - * ' „ 1 7H, 7 p-m* M k W V V T U ' all C h a t iF '3 1 a*j \.\4AA TVvarvV T h e Daily T exan C la ssified A dvertising ? ' W c : c a 4 7 * 5 2 4 4 F o r P a y : : 4 7 1 186i 8 a ' 4 30 p rr M o n d a y Fr d a y " S P d n g 3 200 2500 A t * Ave' ue »e s a a y M a rc h 22 1988 p a g e 13 ;A MasterCard Accepted T R A N S P O R T A T IO N M E R C H A N D IS E R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N TA L 350 — R e n ta l S e rv ic e s 360 — F u rn . A p ts . 360 — F u rn . A p ts. V I S A . 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AND CONDOS STUDENTS s * c.is. • vs a.* ! • I I Shi.itir H I G E I N V E N T O R Y liim n u * n ioits jukI cHher unique p ru p e riic ' s 11 n s i n g 452-1121 O p e n 2 4 h r * . 3 8 2 5 G u a d a l u p e i— t » i — < « A ea — i T R A N S P O R T A T IO N 70 — M o to rc y c le s \ LONE STAR \ < f e \ CYCLE MOTIVE \ 4 B L O C K S F R O M UT W t t \ \ G > \ AUSTIN S NEW N T t J ^ c M O T O R C YC LE ° A ° \ C fVS U P ER S TO R E v o w : 4108 N IAM A R 451-6102 N U v * \ \ i CORNERSTONE APTS. 28th & R io G ra n d e • 1 B d i m I B a I ui n i * h r d • S h » » n w a lk I n < a m (H is 4 M < h k s • P W m v o l h r r [ i d i k i n q • L (M K r it ir n , r vim* , icjhi n r x l ik w i PRE-LEASING for Sum m er f i f r l l e n i r a t e s 1 OR [)F T AILS C ALI 459-4878 AITI R 5 301AL1 478-4642 * 190 — A p p l i a n c e s TOP S$$ PAID *»• -je ' ! jrx - « *v » -X, AppMOOkM APPLIANCE BROKERS 4611 £ Si Elmo 443-6989 R E N T A L 3 7 0 - U n f . A p t s . R t f i LOCATOR Fiw trampoflattoft provvéod and hwndhatf tarmca m town 4» t iA L T O t S 4 5 2 -8 6 2 5 ?4 hours a óay T r Low Summer Rates! P A D G t 454 4' •u«N Btl. ¿0^ r'V- Aw,. "**Oe Pcyt •*mg^OC>'+KXX: SpOcOv' Swwwnsng poo oo*c gen ano 39*4 Ayr-^t L 3 * 4 4 ^ n Vo-v v MM-ote STUDENTS SPECIALS $ 1 9 9 GREAT L O C A TIO N ! C lo s e to 6th St. • Z ilk e r P a rk • T h e U n iv e r s it y • D o w n to w n O N M S S H U T T L E 2 P o o ls • O n -S it e M g m t Heathercrest Apartments 7 { / c T C T íK Ó O < Z t C i< < 2 i f O U T t ic a * ¿ o m e í ! I I I 476-2219 ! HIGH j 1 POINT I ! villa g e! | * 2 tennis courts I e C lu b room I • O n L IT Shuttle I e B ig sw im m ing p o o l I • Phone& electric | I installation | i F R E E H ! YOU AND YOUR ROOMMATE NEED A TWO-BEDROOM!! T O e d i 7 d e flio * e & S lc e & U c 'Z fa o á 7 ip ,f « NEWLY RJRN6 HED • Min-Blincis APTS AVAILABLE • Designer Coxx • 2 Poots Schemes • Microwaves • Sun Decx • 0r Shuttle • Spacious PRE-LEASE SUMMER/FALL Willow Creek Hills 444-0010 P a g e 14/T H E D A IL Y T E X A N Tuesday. M arch 22 1983 R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 3 6 0 — F u r n . A p t s . 3 7 0 — U n f . A p t s . 3 9 0 — U n f . D u p l e x e s 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - 400 — Condos- 400 — Condos- 400 — Condos- 420 — Unf. Houses 4 4 0 — R o o m m ates T o w n h o u s e s Townhouses Townhouses Townhouses FOUR BLOCKS West Campus clean, qui- • f efficiency 3 0 0 sq ft. Gas, heat and - E cooking, 4 7 6 -7 9 1 6 3 -2 SA laundry Reduced $ 2 2 9 NEAR H A N C O C K Center-mcely fur- nWied 1 bedroom apartment H e at/w a ­ te r/ cabte poid $ 2 6 0 - E 1037 E 44th Si, 4 5 2 -8 2 5 3 3 -2 4 1 2 5 0 - 3 WEEKS free Very nice clean 1-1 in clean, quiet complex G a v water for 1 or 2 Convenient Ideal Rd 4 7 2 -2 7 73 3-31 LARGE PRIVATE cleon 1 bedroom apart twent, fully furnished, cable two ceiling fans ABP $ 2 9 0 per anth 4 78 5212 3- 31_____ WEST CAMPUS apartment available for •utnmer $ 3 2 5 dryer, 1- 1, Juhwashei Nueces 4 7 3 -2 5 6 5 4 -' - eiecfncity Wastier .eiling tans 2 802 GREAT OAK Spacious nmocuiate 2-2 CACH, ceiling fans, dishwashers large pool, sundeck, laundry 30th Red River $ 4 5 0 4 7 7 -3 3 8 8 4 7 2 2 0 9 7 4-18C H A N C O C K DR'Vf 2-1 T carpeted, dish washer disposer gas ana water paid $ 3 5 0 month Gmu, 32 7-4 2 0 0 or after 5 30pm 441 4 0 0 0 4-15 3 2 0 0 TO M Green, 3 00 East 33rdSt Large ' and 2 bedroom tumished and unfurnished 245 '2 3 2 4 IN 2B ÍO C K S UT $ 2 0 0 ABP Newly remod- eied dorm-styfe etti^.ency parking pool access board available 2 50 2 Nueces 4 7 4 -2 3 6 5 476 -1 95 7 4-181 370 — Unf. Apts. á R E N T S ^ i A STARTING A W AT $230 f LARGE 1 a n d 2 Bedrooms Apartments ana T enhornes e F i:e p lO C 0 t e P i'oi e - o f TuC • O n C P Shu^'e PRE-LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL!! Irongate f Apartments Í f 453-5300 I CA LL N O W ST. MORITZ APARTMENTS 8 0 0 W e s t 2 5 t h i f Nh v pooisxk 5 Mocks wret i enc 2-1 s from iJiK) Large bakixnes Rreptaces. ctwered parking, sn urm L.A CH * P R E L E A S E N O W * (a ll 4 7 6 - 4 0 6 0 ♦or Apr* W m K a tm S tu d e n t's S pe cia l Prr-Uasmg Summer h ail v all Debra r**w a( 3 8 5 - 2 6 0 5 ★ $70 MOVE-IN ★ SPECIAL! • kjw deoosft O extrc targe o p u le n t* o prompt natntenor ce ve»v cleon e $bu+Me Ck-' • swimming pod e hewf, de». c - -tea • targe 1 Bdrm • large 2 Bdrm 50 $q *♦ ; 5 fa A nice irrtatl quief community BROOKHOLLOW APARTMENTS ) 4 l 4 Areno Dr 4 4 5-5 655 RENT SPECIAL S185.00 !• LARGE e^oenoes r *-?vje P m off • Ají Appf'-jnc 91 e Drop©* • 5*3$ & Wg« Y4Tw wohpoper e n / jrpof* $350 4. 4 B & c Windsor Wtl! give $umm#r ~ct*9\ wrt*- yeurj >oav9 Molthaws ^'operTfa-i 4 54 OC’y * 835-5928 .. 4 8 Caswoli Cory ’ ■ ’^A.CH $2 SC fonv 4-251 C l a r k s v i l l e 3-2 dup*«A CA/CH targe tooced yard pen O K 7 0 9 Waterstc shuttie one oiock $ 5 9 5 J*m 4 4 4 ' 44 3 -2 9 N ÍJPER SPECiAiS spacious ■ocm^ hreptace b . . avoriabre now* From S to fenced a p p ic n c e s 4 -5 N EXOTIC CASA Verde 2 btocks UT giorkMM Cfack, central AC hear all 3 2 2 -0 7 3 5 3 -2 5 .es TWO'S GARAGE a p a r t oak floor-s hie bath se/ - 4 UT $ 3 5 2 300'- MEN" large uded nortf ■* 2* 23 3 - 3 R 8R SHUTTLE Red River at 5 it . Located n wooded :'O/. Neo ;ock Park 4 4 0 -0 9 4 4 4 - 4 $ 2 9 5 CHEAP* HEAP depose Call h 232C 3-24R w n* loeciols aw ai Age ' 44q n Q R th OF U t Two bedroom aporhnent .iberty $29- 4 ’ 6 -3 6 3 4 4-8 )5 0 7 dupie* ABP RENTAL 370 — U n f. A pts. S A N D S T O N E I & I I 2408 & 2501 Manor Rd. $255.00 $300.00 $266.00 Summer Fall Yedr se » i » » » » » - y - » . » » STAFFORD HOUSE 2500 E. 22nd St. Summer Fall Year Ise. $200.00 $225.00 $200.00 • C lo s e to S htfN Ie • F u m is n e d ú f a t » a v a il • C o v e r e d P a jitin g A v ail • L a u n d ry F a c8 tt.e s • S tu d e n t R e s id e n t M a n a g e r • S e cu rity jPaMpWed • Prolesm xW N Landscaped z' i PRE-LEASE NOWT Call Susann M-Sat. 2-6 p.m. 478-0955 Prptpssww/'t njragec fv Regency Crw ’;rK Come Look At Our Beautiful One Bedrooms s ta rtin g ai $ 2 5 0 HYDE PARK 2 bedroom 1 bath immedi ate move-inl Fenced yard $ 3 9 5 , Call JohnatPM T 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 4-13A BARGAIN RENT near Jefferson Square 2-1, hardwood Poors, ceiling fans Call Cathy 4 7 6 4851 4 79 8 6 5 0 4 8 1207 LORRAINE-large 2-1 hardwood floors 2nd story $ 4 2 5 AVAILABLE N O W KIRKSEY LEVY REALTOR 4 5 ' 0 0 7 2 4 15L 1 M O N T H FREE 3 -2 W D Connections, ceiling fans bus route close in. Coll Har- old 1-793-6211 3 -2 5 __________________ 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s 2 0 0 0 W h i t i s P l a c e • 1/2 block from campus • microwaves • ceiling fans • washer dryer • private balcony • covered parking • fully furnished 4 5 4 - 4 6 2 1 C O N D O S F O R U A U I T V X . : | v N o w L o o s i n g F o r F a l l 478-6565 2 7 1 7 R io G r a n d e N o f e e s ( O M V \ \ C R O IX Fulfy furnished 2-2 voulted ceilings fireploce beouttful courtyard $750 summer $1200 fall Call Katie 4 77-8260 PRELEASING W est Campus RIO GRANDE PROPERTIES 476-7700 1 BR and 2 /2 condos. Nueces Place, Somerset Rio G rande $ 3 2 5 and up 3-25C Call Bill Rouse Property M gt 443-0906 3 25 CENTENNIAL AvoftaUe Iof summer T ümTT O O K ' ev< thing only $800 a month Beoutiful pool on. ok kah« 4 upetow ck— vea.- «ase - $ X i ■» , . m • . « - RIO GRANDE PROPERTIES 476-7700 RIO GRANDE PROPERTIES o r noke preleosing easy O ve ’ 300 , ondommrums to < hoose from Call Kahe at RIO GRANDE PROPERTIES 4 7 7 82 6 0 47 6 -7 7 0 0 LEASE PRELFASE THE C R O IX • - ‘ F Retna « ...» M« - /wav* Fuk Sa* >' D ■ i«>ed $60-' T O M G R E E N . . 7 P Ail Apt*i»a h e$ c eitirvg T j . . $(f>, •< C a ll P e a r c y & B r a n d 'OR MORE NFORMATION 343-0178 ________________________________ 4 14> S A N G A B R IE L Large 2-2 condo at 2216 San G abnel 3 balconies all a p p lia n c e s m clu d e s washer dryer AMELIA BULLOCK LEASING 345-5 "71 _____________ 3»25C C E N T E N N IA L ia^ get* 2 2 ^ i - o w o i e K.-ep*o « poo- * 'ee podi spOc e$ rgn» ^educed ' v-eo7 e^.jve AMElIA Büc.OCK LEASING 345-5"” W E S T C A M P U S PRELEASING NO W ! FSA H arm on Pear • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a * Spacious Efficiencies West Campus R*ody to movi m Jon» 1 I year oid Walk in clo»»t 2 c»Ang fom Fuk su» appkancn $250/'Summ«< $350rFoH Col TH*f*w at Park» Company p a r k f it 479-8110 or 443-9432 4 8C NORTH HILLS Spocioin 2-1'*2 townhom» 10 mmutw t< UT ond downtown ShuWe stops at front a O o** to shopptng ,»n*»i kbrar. r»po ts Quiet neighborhood Convenient to MoPos ond 183 Vr«t built and wei insulated New pomt corpet vinyl ceiling fora and binds Fireploce ond deck Washe- and drver $475 272 5 783 272 4 0 76 AVAILABLE N O W ? th,ooi houses for rent 4 5 2 597^ |h 5 bedroom (24 hours) Fall O CCUPANCY ?B 28 condomm. urn The Pomt c ondomnvums Setun*y^ pod) Hpttub RR shuttle O ik 482 0521 RESTORED HOME Swedish H,D 2 blocte from Erwin Cente- la ra e rooms 2 1 $55Q /m o 910 E 14th 4 58 ft3 '0 3 2 • . BR Home Hord- UNDER THE Ouks wood Floors Fireplace W ash»' [),-yr G oroge $ 4 5 0 /me Agent 4 ’ . 0 9 5 $ 482 8 6 5 2 4 6 EXTRA LARGE 4 bedroom 2 bath upo't ment W jlk.isg distance tc UT O fl sheen tiortinu 2 8 ’ 1 Saiudo 1600 sq h $ 9 ?,s 2 5 8 -7 81 7 83 4 5 36 8 Avoiiabm June I 3 31 _ A LLAN LARGE 4 2 C A C H 2 . j. .y. io a e 6 4 0 8 Shoo) c -eek $ 8 lX Avan able March Davia M. Nee*y 44 S 3 6 4 4 4 58 2 9 6 3 3 25 TIDY 2 BEDRCXJM 1 fcjath dos^tle o-«o O w n ./ $- 25 p«' - - t availobte 4 54 4 0 3 0 3 -2 5 - t PRIVATE BATH private roam Shore latch#' CA ; H Quiet non unokina ’ 7,h ABP $2 *5 4 4 i-ehes- 408 W 2002 3 25C ___________ H O U S E M A 'f W A NTED to shore 4 . Lorge p o o Re-/' $212 50 * 4 444 2044 3-31 . tWIs __________ LET RO O MMATE BROKERS HELP YOU B lE R O O k M A tE S 307 F n D C O V ' WEST AVENL I 4 *8 5 0 9 6 FEf 4 15C F íM A if Mf h-.vne safe A¡ wo she- $15? 28 5f MATE wonted Qu*« leightx*fhooi- ER shuttle . bilis 4 ’ 2 2630 3 I HOUSE pnvo*e p 4 $4 - i e 2J9 4 6 9 4 " 3 3 25 I WO- k sat o b ABS very l7 is SQUEAKY CLEAN o ff 'hee* , one es *emed yard Pe t * o r mate on hgM th jd q e ' 4 54 83f) ’ 4 Appit ■>- ‘ 4 14 Lots 4 5 0 — M o b il© H o m e i- 3-24C ♦ • WANT TO LIVE • IN NUECES OAKS? • CALL KEETH AT • THE PARKE CO. 4 2 5 Rooms kAftGf W V A TE b a t h PfttVATf TR AN- k J u o d r y $ ; ; 5 4 ’ ■ 3 3 8 * ? ; :< wutk in i e»i«ng • IomH * 3 0 ^ R e»’ R vy» f> * - NEAR UT low Sk Fkxx c r> RR jh.Tfly * «shod 'O' s h o r e 4 IN $ ’ V $ . ; 4- A BP -.A 1 3 1 0 R eU R > e t x r ^ *■ 4 6 ? 6 * 4 * UT DISCOUNT * N o d e p o x it Clean ? at 3 bedroonn Security s w m m -g p o o l ■ N < "i e v e ■■ C u b H o c iy e w a s b e - & d ' y e ' 5 4ro s p o H a tto n a v a i la b l e C A LL 441 1 6 2 7 • 479-8110 or 343-7191 # A N N O U N C E M E N T S 3 28c. . LEAN R O O M s i r e t*;*- RR sh. N PRIVA’ f BATh pnvote k ¡H He' I A H O u >«■ 4 i , t 6 H AB F 2002 3 : s « • % ,*9 *\ 4 4 . . 4 A R P ETf: lARGE c i t A N ROO^A bo^y e^xje Ah*e‘ m o M t ' , is e 4 ' 4 . 4 * TTh Rf L R’V? k i » - - N. . * • > • pmd by fandkxc 4* 8©c2 $ •• ui M . r . x » $ 2 0 0 ABF n < 5 3 0 — T ra v e l T ra n s p o rta tio n E D U C A T I O N A L 5 80 M u sical I n s t r u c t i o n PRE-LEASE NOW e Large »V*st .am pul $ 4 0 C • e * x ynm a i* 2 woshet Jrve< e e units h iex -ix » vs, . i ost .vvq e e $ vhe* - --i Auo» tt.» e e HR SVqixsgen^-i 329 5C ' e e •> O a k m CJ* R m T 4 " 6 2 t ■ • . $A $V^v M O V f N i** *»vf . orxKn HRc *•**: I * room* UT arecj ap|.i4aarv m\ Nnot.ja> focwi/: RR sN^1 SAoru r 9 2 6 0 6 9 8 3 2 5i ♦c'n O n ’ and * ' W Q W - S P ffO W A Y Condi •'> '♦ose $32 Vmard $29 90C Montyir M i 4 6 ’ S O L D 4 4 . Boght b m e • ■ •i V - N spx; 4 , dryer S 3 0 0 A v aila b le u n * Sum ■ F ' . f AS/ PRtiEASE t .» c - - 4 3 5 — C o-ops ........................ PRELEASING HAS STARTED BEST CONDOS G O IN G FAST PRELEASING O R A N G E TREE 'w e : $ . v • 4 * . e 5 9 0 — T u t o r i n g M A T H T U T O R C V a ^ k & n H O - l ; y F G i c vr PRE-LEASING SUMMER/FALL SERVICE C R O IX - C E N T E N N IA L O R A N G E T R E E - G A B L E S G A Z E B O - W IN D T R E E H Y D E P A R K E N F IE L D T H E P O IN T E P R E S E R V A T IO N S Q U A R E N O R T H W E S T H IL L S All shuttle routes' M A N Y M O R E A V A IL A B L E ! Open 7 days 811 Barton Springs Rd Suite 211, 78704 LEASING — SALES MANAGEMENT R i o G r a n d e J A S O N -i ' 4 4 8 , P R E - L E A S E C O N D O S — 0 ( 1 ★ FINEST LIVING! * OLDMAN ST THOMAS LUXURY LIVING AT YOUR FINGERT PS CALI TODAY TODDTOCKER 4 79-8110 o- 48 0-0 3 4 : K 2 * 0 * K io (» ra n c k * P re -L e a s in g p A R K E 1 479-8110 • • • • • • • • 443 9 4 3 i a • • • • 4 :0C ★ MEWS ★ ★ -O N I V N . v PRELtAS NG CRO > CENTENN AL ORANGE TREE 4 d i SPE C IA LIZIN G N S ' T H O M A S e NOW £ I PRE-LEASING • C O N D O S ^ Z LINDA ING RAM A N D COMPANY s - A LARGE S i l i C T I O N O f WEST C A M P U S C O N 0 0 5 ¡ 4 7 6 -8 1 1 1 3 4 vV xNVVN N V • v * SUMMER-FALL-SPRING PRELEASING iS HAPPENING NOW!. a n d j B E D R C X X m H O U S E IS A P r S N ■ s iS u k. ÍA N G E ' y f i * S I N S A lA C E >tUNAi t v $ 4 1 4 ‘ I V S ' JS IO S * TC i i s . * S9 INK < f fC V4fX • A' * .Fa- . ] And 'nonv m oft WeV C i?c y JfTipuL one A, Lk Mi' AMP;. rag ipe-y -atft 4 4 40OC ■ 4 U . ’ V 4 5 3 • STEP ONE PROPERNt' « s • B o N t c k < 1 8 : 8 l • * * * * * * * ♦ ; WE ARE THE BEST IN THE WEST FOR PRELEASING • MhcH/M • v ' *v .mtn • B#rv hmorti • Pr»Mirvci«w->< SgytK* • •* »»*•• '<*, 'youKjre , - • V Mi jtt • • • M#rv>. » • t i • • PLUS M A N Y M A N Y M O R E R IO G R A N D E PROPERTIES 47 6-7700 * * * * ♦ ■, X I a • I < - a Pa ' in ú 1 J I n l l v I i n n i v l i t K l : i r i - i t J t T h e C o r n e r s t o n e P i e c e Condominiums ~ -v». xv« ■ • Mt • • - #Vq f* • • rutad* 'o* turma.' *oi i Contoct G re g pocn!mer ’ 4 8 0 -0 0 6 5 ** ' A W F N iFn ’ $ 69 5. me. A )\r*L *>WKU Ihc » A i»y«K 2810 NUECES THe Elms Condom«rMums xOvefy 4 WatKifig k. 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S a l a d o C o n d o a t i n i n a i s • Microwave • Individual washer dryer • Ceiling Fdns • Privdte Balcony • Fully Furnished 4 5 4 - 4 6 2 1 R e a l t o r s Jones________ Continued from page 9 Jones said hall, 1 w as w is h in g 1 w as at p ra c­ tice, But it all paid off M o stly e ve ry th in g C oach has put me in h a s all paid ott Specifically it has paid off this season Jones is as ind ispensable as can be H er scoring average (7 1 points is her highest in four per gam e) years She still gets tht toughest d e ­ fensive assig nm ents regardless of w h e th e r the op p o n en t is an inside or perim eter p la ye r 1 don t think I ve met an yb o d y at her height w ith the athletk versa till tv she has ) o u d o n 't really run across m any co m ­ plete players Sh e s a kev to the de ( o n w e ll said fensiv e play’ it w e need that and to offensive scoring it w e need m ore of that It's alm ost like hav ing an extra p layer at every position W h e n she w as in the ninth grade it w as thought Jones w ould be tlu tirst w o m a n to d u nk a basketball She has not do ne that A n d her all has not aroun d athletic ability turned her into a d o m inating force W h a t she does is m ore subtle I like to surprise people Iones A ll I w anted to do w as com» said I knew I here and do the best I i an w asn 't going fx tht M l-A m erican a n ym o re Fhev expect me to plav defense lh .it s w h at I tr\ to do l don t h a ve to be tht big one But in s o m a in w a y s s h e is NCAA a t a g la n c e A l is m ST EAST Rf álONAt Semrftnate At Ea«l Rutherford N Thursday March 24 C h a n p a xish ip At Cast Rutherford N Saturday March 26 SOUTHEAST REGIONA! 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I 1 S | I w h o l d a s t e e r in g m e e t in g at t\ln<*vlá v I h e C h i.a n * c u l t u r r ( o m m i t t e r w II sir vi Wrxil College I n iti I M eth o d u t C h u rch W lil . r v e s r a I u m h friends of fir s t the I h e K l l i u t I V C o m m it t e e w m e e t Ihe Vwdrnt Health i rrier tern Nat ne c»rea t m.i M.ir- ute ol I ransportation Engi­ rt t m e n t i * Xrt w i l l sponsor a SHORT CO URSES ;< ; H rj *.h Center wul sponsor O T H E R ts fur Xcademu Integrity will sell - Health (in te r s Campus BURNT ORANGE BLUES B> van yA-RETT B L O O M C O U N T Y t ■ ~t f a ' / t 1 f r > • - T h e D a i l y TEXAN/Tuesday, March 22, 1988/Page 15 ACROSS PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 1 Gin 5 Long pole 9 Pompous walk 14 Careless 15 Consumer 16 Sports bowl 17 Toward 18 Amino acid 19 Old language 20 Scrimpy 22 Last-round players 24 Harpies 26 Neckwear 27 Old burial chamber 29 Feline cry 30 Schl org 33 Calamitous 37 Globule 38 FyM-blowr 39 Gnaw 40 inclines 41 Drumbeat 42 Find a haven 44 Deer 45 Gross 46 L o v e o ve n y 47 Movies 49 Twisted 53 Obnoxious 57 Talk silly 58 Km of ain t 59 Standard 61 Moscow Jo h n 62 Inasmuch as 63 Tamarisk or chestnut 64 Slumbers 65 Russian czar 66 nades river 67 Merriment DOWN 1 Bind 2 Farm 3 “ — __ Is Born' 4 Message 5 Mississippi 6 — — now currently 7 Brown shade 8 Converted 9 Sickly 10 Character 11 Soaks (flax j 12 Single thing 13 Browns 21 Distort 23 The best 25 Fast jet 28 t nerapies 30 Malayan canoe var 31 Asian club 32 Church area 33 Take chances 34 Public hero 35 Be moody 36 Acorn source 37 Postponing 40 Abate 42 incredible 43 Fabled bird 45 Percolate 47 Use an epee 48 Quick drink 50 Quebec university 51 Day s march 52 Crowded 53 Grate 54 iroquoian 55 Locked up 56 Three-spot 60 Next to Tex '966 united Feature Syndicate by Berke Breathed 1 . a * jeereRS' WHfiT 5-STEve7 Hftpre#ep? 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V « WAI T" FOR. m £ F E L L A S I A o c f a (*J o y s / íín y il/ U hS a P & c k s c c e t c k e r u ) a s a d u a f y tííí o ( d ¡ U oo d tñ fhcw 's a rm * ^ P age 16/TH E D a IL V TEXAN/Tuesday. March 22 1988 D ressendorfer ’ s shutout win fans flam es o f strikeout duel By ERIC VAN STEENBURG Daily Texan Staff The rules to the con­ test are simple — all you have to do is strike out more hitters than the other guy. A n d as of now the stakes are sim ­ ple too. But if Texas pitchers kirk Dressendorfer and Eric Stone continue pitching the w av they are now, the stakes mav change Dressendorfer took the lead in strikeouts M onday w hen he fanned 1T batters in the Longhorns 11-0 win over bu! Ro^s State University. W ith the 13 strikeouts, the freshman from Pearland improved his sea son total to 73, one better than Stone w ho set a Texas record with 19 strikeouts in a nine-inning game last week. For Dressendorfer, w ho limited the Lo ­ bos to only four hits w hile throwing his first shutout of the year, the contest be­ tween the two is the kind he likes It s a good one to have because it keeps us pumped u p ," said Dressendorfer, who grinned at Stone in the Texas dugout after he recorded his 13th strikeout of the day "A n d since he's been pitching before me 1 know w hat I have to shoot for when 1 go out there. But I'm sure he'll get more than one [strikeout] on Friday " That w ill be Stone s next chance to retake the lead w hen the 1 onghorns pla\ TCT in their Southwest Conference opener Stone is scheduled to start the tust game \gainst Sul Ross, however, Dressen dorter (7-1) was the one in the spotlight as only two of the four hits he gave up left the infield. In addition to the strikeout num bers, Dressendorfer didn't allow a walk as Texas won tor the 31st time in 16 games and reached double digits in strikeouts for the sixth consecutive game Sul Ross Coach Byron Brooks praised the Dressendorfer s control and velocity two things that kept the Lobos ott balance all day. " H e was gist hitting the low corner with an 8 ^ mile-per hour fastball. Brooks said ' O u r kids were kind ot intimidated at list being here, but that s a really good pitcher and he's only a freshman Sul Ross starter M ik et.o n /aK titled I Longhorns for two lexas touched him for threi runs in the third n singles by Rusty i rockett and Joel i hum In and a double from Brian Cisarik innings but Scott Bryant gave lexas a 1 1 U »d fifth with a home run to left-center It was Bryant s seventh home run ot the season tying him with catcher Brian lohnson for tht team lead runs Johnson w ho continued his hitting tear with three hits m four at bats and improved his average to 324 scored the first of three more inning Craig the sixth N ew kirk had tin big hit with a two-run double that drovi in Johnson and Steve Bethea who had also reached base on a double in Texas added one run in the seventh and three m thi eighth. 1 ven though the I ong­ horns scored ¡1 times Johnson said sonu thing w as missing Aftei a day ott and with conference coming up we came back and kind ot took it lightly said lohnson whose last four hits prior it- the game with the I obos had all been home runs. Cisarik agreed, and he said the 1 ong­ horns gist weren t up tor the game the w ay the team should have been But lexas C oach t lift Gustafson wasn't concerned I thought we were a little flat today but that's to be expected after last week and getting back to class today and conference play coming up soon Gustafson said It wt didn t have a letdown then 1 would be concerned that we might have one this weekend Texas will play one more game before the conference season begins The l onghorns host i ornell m i 4 p m single game lu es day at Disch i ilk í ield I u rn H arden (6-1 2 62 E R A ) will start tor Lexas Arizona looks to Iowa game with confidence Associated Press some W h ile coaches sound apprehensive of their next oppo­ n e n t th e N C A A basket­ ball tournament, Arizona Coach Lute Olson is brimming with confi­ dence NCAA in This team has been on a mission all year," Olson said ot his Pacific 10 champions who boast a 33 2 record “ They want to make a statement W e 're really pleased with the way we played but Friday we 11 play better This team has not had a lull." " It doesn't matter w ho we play said Sean Elliott, the W ildcats' All- Am erica forward Bring on w hoe\ - er's next '' Iowa, where Olson coached be­ fore moving to An/ona in 1983-84 is the next opponent for the V\ild cats Friday in a W est Regional senu final at Seattle The H aw keves, seeded fifth and ranked 17th nation­ ally', are 24-° including a loss to A r izona this season first In the swirl of upsets and one­ two in Temple sided victories the rounds, the N o 1 seeds Arizona, Purdue and Oklahom a remain among the 16 teams left in the chase for the national title to bt decided April 4 They also wert the in top-ranked teams m that order the final Associated Press poll In the other V\est semifinal se\ enth-ranked North Carolina (26-6 faces Michigan (26-7) ranked No 10. In other games Friday Purdue (2^-3) meets 20th-ranked Kansas State (24-8) and Kansas (23-1 i s play s Vanderbilt (20-10) in the M idwest Regional at Pontiac, .Mich in On Thursday , Temple 31-1, faces Richmond (26-6) and Rhode Island (28-6) meets fifth-ranked Duke 2tv the East Regional at East 6) Rutherford N I In the Southi ast Regional at Birmingham \la O k ­ lahoma (32-2) plays Louisville (24- 10) and Villanova (23-12) meets No 6 Kentucky (2 ~-5 Iow a Coach Tom Davi- whose team lost at home to Arizona 66-59 Dec 12 didn't sound confident looking toward the Wildcats after his Haw-keyes routed No 12 N eva­ da-La Vegas 104-86 Sunday W e ll have to play our best to beat tin m and may be that w on't be enough M aybe they're the best team in the coun- trv ." D avis said Coach P.J Carlesimo, whose Seton Hall team was eliminated Sunday b\ \rizona has joined the Wildcats bandwagon 1 haven't seen anybody better this \ear he said. They do every ­ thing so well, they play very much under control they're a yerv bal­ anced team in every’ sense ot the w o rd ." North c arolina which knocked out Michigan in the second round last year will trv to do it again this vear The W olverines boast a front line of 6-foot ~ Glen Rice 6-li 1 oy Vaught and 6-10 Terry Mills which is averaging ex percent from the field and 55 points in tourney wins oyer Boise State and Honda Purdue, which has advanced past the second round for the first time since 198C will be facing Kansas State which it beat 101-71 in De cember But like (. oach [Gene] keady said just because w e blow a team out doesn f mean w e can go to Pon- tiac aitd do the same thing said Purdue guard Iro\ Lewis a career 2 ,000-point m orer "L m not sure w hat came out of Kansas Stati Purdue that first meeting, t oach Lon Kruger said. kicked us real good Hopefully now w e re placing a little differently than we were at that time Vanderbilt the No 7 seed which upset eighth-ranked Pittsburgh in overtime Sunday while 7-toot center W ill Perdm yvas on the sidelines with fnc touls proved it is not a one-man team “ W e 're a basketball team not a one-man s h o w ," Perdue said "T h is team has w on games w ithout me before Kansas the reiving on its < the Comm odo No 6 seed w ill tx in man show against •es 1 )anny M ann Arizona s Sean ENrott has helped the Wildcats btcw r , e*. s a . 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