>a il y T e x a n Vol. 85, No. 154 The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin Monday, June 9, 1986 25c Candidates set for November election Gonzalez defeats Moya Barrera to face Mattox in commissioner’s race in attorney general race Primary Runoff Bwdon Results By FELICIA ARAMENDIA Daily Texan Staff C o unty C o m m issio n e r R ichard MoVa, at tim es c o n s id e re d political­ ly in v u ln e ra b le d u rin g his 16-vear te n u re in P recin ct 4 w as d e fe a te d S a tu rd a y bv c h a lle n g e r H an k G o n ­ zález in th e D em o cratic rum>*f Political e n d o rs e m e n ts a n d tra d i­ im p a ig n s tra te ­ tional g ra ss-ro o ts gies w e re n o t e n o u g h to sta v e off G o n z a le z 's n te iw sh o e -le a th e r" effort d u rin g v\i cl G o n z a le z said it or to d o o r th ro u g h he w e n t fn r itiri p rec in ct virtually the in M o y a's d efeat p u t him the co m p a n y of d e fe a te d C ou n ty * Ju d g e M ike R enfro a n d la m e -d u c k P re­ cinct 2 C o m m issio n e r Boh M onts Í he th re e v\ ill le av e o ffiie a t th e e n d of D ecem b er a fte r v e a rs o f fo rm in g a th re e -v o te bloc th a t o fte n d o m in a t­ ed tlie C o m m issio n e rs C o u rt Rentrc ! o i p t h > M av D em ocratic p rim a r) to Bill A k s h ir e M onts an- n o u n c e d in F eh ru arv hi w o u ld not run again c o m fo rta b le M ank G o n z a le z s in c u m b en t m arg in o v e r fo u r-te rm M ova m th e D em ocratic ru n o ff d a f not su rp rise him he said S a tu rd a y at his ca m p a ig n h e a d q u a rte rs 1 a iv \a \s said no one p e rso n a lot of p eo mad«- this c a m p a ig n pie did P eople G o n za lez said v \a n ted o p e n g o v e rn m e n t a n d they v o te d for it G o n z a le z g a rn e re d 54 4 percen t of th e vote in S atu rd ay s ru n o ff I h» 19 y ea r \u s tin Police D e p a rtm e n t v e te ra n is u n o p p o s e d m the general electio n \ o \ 4 A M oya c a m p a ig n aid e said th e c o m m issio n e r left h is c a m p a ig n h e a d q u a rte rs shortly after G o n za lez w as d eclared th e w in n e r to c o n g ra t­ u la te him G o n z a le z said M oya cam e to h is h e a d q u a rte rs to o ffe r his h elp d u r ­ in g th e tra n sitio n . " H e w as v ery g ra c io u s ,'' G o n z a le z s jid to T he triendlv e x c h a n g e w as in c o n ­ trast ru n -o ff c a m ­ p aig n , w h e n b o th c a n d id a te s a n d th e ir s u p p o rte rs o fte n tra d e d b arbs th e h e a te d A v o lu n te e r for G o n z a le z 's c a m ­ paig n w as a rre s te d o n a ch a rg e of p u b lic in to x icatio n a fte r p u n c h in g sta te Sen G o n za lo B arrientos, D- A u stin in th e face at a fu n d -ra ise r for an East A u stin C atholic C h u rc h at F iesta G a rd e n s B a rr ie n to s .h a d e n d o r s e d M o v a 's u n su c c e ssfu l bid fo r re-election. C a m p a ig n a id es for G o n za lez said so m e of his s u p p o r te r s w ere in tim i­ d a te d into rem o v in g G o n za lez c a m ­ p aig n -ig n s th a t o th e rs h ad b e e n th re a te n e d a n d In th e R e p u b lican ru n o ff for th e P recinct 2 C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r n o m in a tio n Z ack D a w es w o n easily o v e r M an S ag er w ith r>2 5 p e rc e n t of th e v o te D aw i s w ho w ill face D enrvvrat B ru o Todd N ov 4, sa id at how a little su rp ris e d he w as lo p sid e d ?hi v o te w as in hi> favor b u t h a d e x p e c te d to w in D aw es said his stra te g y w as “ to focus o n the issu es A n t Sem itic in c id e n ts ag a in st Sager w h o is Jew ish o c c u rre d d u r- im p a ig n in c lu d in g a le tte r ng h une S ag er s u p p o rte rs de- se n t t Roland Ortiz 2.683 52% 2,493 48% By SEAN S. PRICE Daily Texan Staff John Sharp P. S. Ervin 340,421 80% 88,227 20% 0uprama Court É0 m Ww< 1 Oscar Mauzy Shirley Butts 264,132 59% 185,173 41% Itiw rn m Cmui h tm m n m z Robert CampbeH Jim Brady 240,001 57% 180,459 43% ^ a i i p V I M W H I I i R I I K i n H i # Raul Gonzalez Jay Gibson 250,119 54% 212,979 46% Court of Grim M Apperfi u . Q o u o m o f David Davidson Aaron Bullock n m n w f i i i n i n i Roy Barrera Jr. Ed Walsh 88,888 70% 38,842 30% 102,352 68% 47,184 32% UmdCommM oner M, D. Anderson Grady Yarbrough 79.180 63% 46,310 37% Rusty Duncan George Martinez 241,897 56% 189,460 44% Milton Fox John Henderson 71.325 56% 56,016 44% ThiiW County ConMriMtongrM. 4 ■ 3,39f 54% Hank Gonzalez Richard Moya 2¿40 40% County Traoauror Doíoups Otega-Cartor Brian Pape 7,407 51% 7.097 49% vMfivuimpuwinpi w Tm kCounfy—Rtpubkan County Comntieaionar Pet 2 C» Zack Dawes Alan Sager County Chair Richard Box Nancy Schnber 2,819 63% 1,694 37% 3,232 50 1 % 3,221 49 9% crv in g " Z io n is m ," a n d a red s w a s ti­ ka p a in te d o n S a g e r's fro n t p o rch D aw es of u n e th ic a l cam paign ta c ­ tics. D aw es, w h o sa\£i h e k n e w n o th ­ in g ab o u t th e in c id e n ts, criticized a le tte r S ager s e n t o u t late in th e r u n ­ off c a m p a ig n . T h e le tte r, sig n e d by S a g e r's w ife, sa id D aw es h a d im ­ plied S a g e r's fa th e r, w h o lives in C hicago, is a g a n g s te r, an d ac cu sed In the D em o c ratic race for C o u n tv T re asu re r, D o lo re s O rteg a -C arter d efe ate d Brian P a p e w ith 51.1 p e r ­ ce n t of th e v o te . P a p e h ad vow ed to lobby th e sta te L e g isla tu re to a b o l­ if elec ted O rteg a - ish C a rte r w ill b e u n o p p o s e d in th e g en e ral elec tio n N o v . 4. the office A lth o u g h state D istrict Ju d g e Ruv B arrera m a n ag e d to d efe at his r u n ­ o ff o p p o n e n t in th e G O P race for a tto r n e y gen eral S a tu rd a y , h e a d ­ m its in c u m b e n t Jim M a tto x in th e N ov. 4 g e n e ra l elec­ tio n will be a m u ch h a rd e r task. that b ea tin g "M atto x h as a p ro v e n re p u ta tio n a s a tough c a m p a ig n e r w ith a very w e ll-sta ffe d , w e ll-fin a n c e d m a ­ c h in e ," Barrera said b efo re S a tu r­ d a y 's runoff. " W e 're n o t ta k in g him lig h tly ." Barrera ca m p a ig n m a n a g e r John N o la n said S u n d a v M attox w ill be a n "in te re stin g c a m p a ig n e r," b u t th a t he can be beat. "E v e ry o n e se em s to th in k h e 's in ­ vincib le, bu t I th in k th e y 'll be in for a s u rp rise com e N o v e m b e r 4 ," N o ­ la n said. Barrera o v e rw h e lm in g ly d e fe a te d fo rm e r W illiam son C o u n ty ’ d istric t a tto r n e y Ed W alsh , ta k in g 102,352 v o te s (68.44 p e rc e n t) to W a lsh 's 47,184 (31.55 p e rc e n t), m a k in g him th e first Texas H isp a n ic to w'in a c o n te s te d R epublican p ria m a rv . W alsh h as e n d o rs e d B arrera in th e general election. T h e form er d istric t a tto r n e y relied h e a v ily on a laM -m inute d ire c t m ail b litz to h elp o v erc o m e his s ta tu s as a n u n d e rd o g . H o w e v e r, th e m a il­ in g s , w hich sla m m e d th e a tto rn e y g e n e ra l and th e s ta te 's ea rly p a ro le s y s te m , w ere criticized by th e M a t­ to x and Barrera c a m p a ig n s as b ein g “ s e n sa tio n a h stic ." W alsh easilv o u tp o lle d B arrera in his h o m e c o u n ty of W 'illiam son, w ith 2,103 v o te s to B a rre ra 's 183, an d in n e ig h b o rin g T ra v is C o u n ty , 5 “42 to 2,982 But in h ea v ilv R e p u b ­ lican D allas C o u n ty , B arrera d e ­ p r o s e c u to r stro y e d 17,426 to 3,531 a n d in Bexar, h is h o m e c o u n ty , 22,923 to 2,827. fo rm e r th e In th e race to fill th e v a c a n t se a t on th e R ailroad C o m m issio n , sta te Sen. |o h n S h a rp , D -V ictoria, w ill sq u a re off a g a in st R e p u b lic an s ta te Rep M ilton Fox of H o u sto n . th e Bv e m p h a siz in g his e ig h t v e a rs of legislative e x p e rien c e w ith th e c o m ­ m ission and s tre s sin g im p o r­ tan ce of th e c o m m issio n 's sa fe ty reg u la tio n s in th e tru c k in g in d u s try , S h arp tro u n c e d D allas oil a n d g as c o n su lta n t P S E rvin. 348,421 v o te s (79.79 p ercen t) to 88,227 (20.20 p e r ­ cent). Ervin, w h o c a m p a ig n e d little in th e race, w as c re d ite d w ith g e ttin g into the ru n o ff bv b illing h im s e lf as P S. "S a m " Ervin on th e p rim a ry ballot. Sam E rvin, a fo rm e r N o rth C arolina se n a to r, p re sid e d o v e r th e televised W a te rg a te h e a rin g s. sa id H o w ev er, sta te D em o c ratic c h a ir ­ m an Bob S lag le P e rc iv a l S tro th e r Ervin co u ld n o t p ro v e his n ic k n am e w as ac tu a llv " S a m " a n d took it off th e ru n o ff ballot. E rvin th e n c h a n g e d h is n a m e legally to Sam b u t Slagle said it w as to o late. Ervin h as th re a te n e d to su e Slagle o v er th e d is p u te . Ervin could n o t be reach ed for c o m m e n t. Fox, w h o h as c h a m p io n e d less re ­ strictive oil in d u s try re g u la tio n s, d e- See Elections, page 3 Waldheim victory condemned, hailed Associated Press The in te rn a tio n a l rea ctio n to k irt V\al- \u s tr ia s p re sid e n tia l d*. < p d h e im s v ic to r, m elec tio n d u n d a s ra n g e d tn>m Israel reg ret 1 ea t te r 1st circles to th« S oviet I m o n t. ailing it .1 dt th e I S a d m in istra tio n ar .1 Z ion I n te n o r M inister k a rl Blecha d e c la re d k u rt W a ld h e im th e w in n e r w ith 2 4o0 203 v o te s, or 53 svi tx * n en t of th e b allo ts cast th e S o c i a l i s t o p p o n e n t drew k u r t S te v re r 2 lu s 1 IS v o tes or 4/' 11 p e rc e n t The New Y ork-based VVorld Jew ish C o n g r e s s an d o th e rs h a v e ac cu sed VSaldheim a \ se c re ta ry -g e n e ra l of h id in g a fo rm e r I N azi p ast an d bein g in v o lv e d in atro c itie s n th e Balkan', w hile serv ing in the G e rm a n armv d u rin g VNorld W ar II A m ong th e re s p o n s e s fro m a ro u n d th e w orld ■ Israeli F o reig n M in istry sp o k e sm a n f h u d G ol e x p re sse d h is g o v e rn m e n t s d e e p reg ret a n d d is a p p o in tm e n t a n d said Pnr t* M tnistei Shi m o P ores a n d F oreign M in ister M tz h ak s h a m ir w o u ld m eet w ith o th e r C a b in e t m e m b e rs M o n d a y to d isc u ss possib le s te p s to p ro te s t th e election. A gov e r n m e n t official w h o a sk e d not be id en tified sa id Israel s a m b a s s a d o r to A u s­ tria M ichael E litzur, w o u ld be replaced w ith a v h a rg e d affaires as a fo rm of p ro test. the official S oviet n e w s said W a ld h e im s election ag ency T ass r e p re s e n te d a v ic to r, o v e r a I S-backed ca m p a ig n a g a in st him ■ In M oscow T j'.s said th e L S a d m in is tra tio n a n d in stru g g le th e p re -e le c tio n Z io n ist circles r e s o rte d to a flagrant in te r fe r ­ e n c e a n d la u n c h e d a c a m p a ig n of p erso n a l h o stile a t­ tacks ag a in st W a ld h e im in an a tte m p t to in ­ flu en ce the o u tc o m e ." ■ T h ere w as n o im m e d ia te c o m m e n t from U.S. le a d e rs, b u t th e Justice D e p a r t­ m e n t said th a t a s p re sid e n t, W a ld h e im w o u ld be allo w ed to e n te r th e U nited S ta te s d e s p ite an a p p e a l by a g ro u p of c o n g r e s s ­ m en th a t he be b a n n e d . Justice D e p a rtm e n t sp o k e sm an P atric k K orten said W a ld h e im 's sta tu s as h e a d of a foreign state w 'ould o v e rrid e anv a c tio n th e d e p a rtm e n t w o u ld a g a in st him , b u t p ro ce ed w ith its d e c isio n to p u t W a ld h e im o n a "w a tc h list” of fo re ig n e rs b a rre d from th e co u n try . Lawsuit to attack arrest methods By LORRAINE CADEMARTORI Daily Texan Stari 1 ht- Texas Civil L iberties U n io n a n ­ n o u n c e d Friday it w ill file a la w su it a g a in st th e Im m ig ratio n a n d N a tu ra liz a tio n S er­ vice ch a rg in g th a t m e th o d s u se d to arrest alien s in A ustin w e re illegal Jim H a rrin g to n , legal d ire c to r of the T O l '-aid an 1NS ro a d b lo c k on E ast S ec­ o n d S tre et I ridav w a s a vio latio n of f o u r th A m e n d m e n t p ro te c tio n s a g a in st u n la w fu l search a n d se iz u re "The officers s to p p e d a n d h a ra s s e d citi- zen s, H isp a n ic s specifically, w ith o u t an v cau se, H a rrin g to n said N o policing agencv no e n fo rc e m e n t ag ency at anv level h a s th e a u th o rity to d o th is ,’’ he said INS ag e n t D w ig h t Jo n es of C o tu ila said 2(38 p e o p le w ere a rre s te d in A u stin , b rin g ­ ing th e total of th o s e a rre s te d in O p e ra tio n B uckshot, a s ta te w id e c ra c k d o w n on illegal alien s to n ea rly 700 Jo n e s said th e a r r e s ts , w hich took place to 7 45 a .m ., w as from ab o u t b a m p la n n e d “ sev eral w e e k s in a d v a n c e ." S tate Rep l e n a G u e rre ro , D -A u stin . held a ¡oint p re s s c o n fe re n c e w ith H a r rin g ­ to n afte r th e a rre sts She said s h e had receiv ed a call sh o rtly afte r 7 a m in fo rm in g h e r of th e traffic b ac k u p . U pon a r m i n g , G u e rre ro sa id sh e saw INS officers in u n m a rk e d cars p u llin g p e o p le over. “ W h e n 1 a rriv e d , I saw th re e o fficers of INS in te rro g a tin g a g ro u p of b r o w n ­ sk in n e d p e o p le . T h e re w as a h e lic o p te r se a rc h in g th e a lle y w a y s of th e n e ig h b o r­ h o o d ," sh e said. ■ See related story, page 2 1 vs as able to g et th ro u g h b ec au se the perso n d riv in g n n car w as w h ite . W e 're H isp an ics) sin g led o u t b e c a u se o f th e color of o u r skin W e |u st c a n 't to le ra te it," G u e r­ r e a ) said G u e rre ro also said s h e saw A u stin police officers at th e scene p o lic e A u s tin s p o k e s w o m a n K ellye N o rris said sev eral officers re s p o n d e d to v a i l s co m p la in in g ab o u t th e traffic b ac k u p "S o m e of o u r m a rk e d p a tro l cars w a n te d to see w hat vs a s g o in g on T h e INS did n o t ask for o u r a ssista n c e a n d w e d id not take anv p a rt" in th e raids, N o rris said. "W e just called w re c k e rs to tow th e ca rs (of th o se w h o h a d b e e n a rre ste d ) b e c a u s e traffic w as so back ed u p ." N o rris said A u stin police w e re not in ­ form ed of th e raid b e fo re h a n d a n d d id n o t know it w as tak in g place u n til a n officer co n tac ted IN S official G ary R ennick, w h o w as in c h a rg e of th e o p e ra tio n . B ecause th e IN S is a fed e ra l law e n fo rce­ m e n t a g e n cy , A u stin police h a d n o ju risd ic­ tion to in te rfe re in th e raid s, N o rris said. U .S. R ep. Jake Pickle, D -A u stin , said in a s ta te m e n t th a t h e h a d b e e n in fo rm e d of th e raid s a n d h a d w ritte n a le tte r to A lan N e l­ son, INS c o m m issio n e r, re q u e s tin g a re ­ view o f th e a g e n c y 's a c tio n s a n d calling on a re p re s e n ta tiv e of INS to m e e t w ith A u stin officials th e raids. to a n s w e r q u e s tio n s a b o u t "T h e INS h a s th e v ery se rio u s re s p o n s i­ bility of e n fo rc in g im m ig ra tio n la w s ... b u t se rio u s q u e s tio n s h av e b e e n ra ise d a g a in st th e INS tactics in A u stin a n d a lleg a tio n s h a v e b een m a d e a b o u t th e tre a tm e n t of A m erican citizen s a n d also v io la tio n s of co n stitu tio n a l r ig h ts ." Pickle aid e Jo h n B e n d e r said a copy o f th e TCLU letter to Pickle, d escrib in g w h a t " o f ­ fen siv e vio latio n s of co n stitu tio n a l r ig h ts ” th e y said they h a d w itn e sse d , w as s e n t to th e INS alo n g w ith th e P ickle's letter. A n A u stin w o m a n , w h o se first n a m e is A lbina, said sh e re c o g n iz e d a fn e n d w h o h a d b e e n stav in g w ith h e r w hile s h e w a s w a tc h in g a te lev isio n n e w s story a b o u t th e raid . H e w as s ta n d in g in a line of m e n d e ­ ta in e d by im m ig ra tio n officials at a n E ast S eco n d S treet ro ad b lo c k . A lbina said sh e is w o rn e d b e c a u se th e m a n ta k es m e d ic a tio n for chronic k id n e y p ro b lem s. H e d id n 't h av e his m e d ic in e w ith him , sh e said . " H e 's u n d e r a d o c to r's ca re ," s h e sa id . "It's real b a d ." T h e m a n , 19, w e n t to th e d o c to r w ith in tw o w e e k s of a m v in g in A u s ­ tin, sh e said, a n d h a s received tr e a tm e n t " a b o u t five tim e s" d u r in g th e 10 m o n th s h e h a s b ee n in th e citv. A lbina said s h e th in k s her frie n d , w h o h a s b e e n w o rk in g a t tw o A ustin c o n s tru c ­ tio n sites as a la b o re r, w as pulled off a city b u s. "He takes the bus. He left this morning for work," she said. " I was watching the news and all of a sudden they showed his face." Albina said she is afraid he will be unable to buy medicine in Mexico, although he had money with him. With reports from Felicia Aramendia and Sean Price To th e victor belong the spoils Julie Johnson, a member of the NCAA champion UT womens track team, is greeted at Robert Mueller Municipal Air­ port by her boyfriend, Chris Boyce, upon her return Sunday from the national meet. See related story on page 9. Jim Sigmon Daily Texan Staff SPECIAL REPORT Tho first 100 days — She has turned Philippine politics upside down, but Corazon Aquino has only begun to take on the challenge of rebuilding a nation crushed by problems of poverty, insur­ gency and injustice WEATHER Scrubty wssthor — Monday will be way scrubly, with icky humidity and a 40 per­ cent chance of warm, sficky precipita­ tion that will make you embarrassed of your studly frizzed hair in homeroom The sun will kick scrubheaded Mr Mer­ cury up to about 90, and your mom will make you mow tne lawn, saying, oui it s partly cloudy, and there are nice humid breezes blowing at 5-10 mjah from the southeast Turn to page 16 for more na­ tional and local weather, chickenbutt INDEX Around Campus Classifieds Comics Editorials Special R e p o r t ........................... S p o r t s ............................... State and Local University Weather........................................... World and Nation 16 12 16 4 8 9 7 6 16 ¿ Soviets reportedly resume arms shipments to Nicaragua Associated Press WASHINGTON — U.S. intelli­ gence sources have information showing that the Soviet Union has resumed direct arms shipments to the Marxist-led government of Ni­ caragua, an administration official said Sunday. "We will be saying some things about this in the course of the week," Elliott Abrams, assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs, said when asked about a re­ port Sunday in The New York Times. Abrams, interviewed on his way to a speaking engagement, said he did not have time to go into detail, but said, "The basic outlines of the story are accurate." The Times quoted administration officials, speaking anonymously, as saying a soviet freighter from the Black Sea port of Nikolayev deliv­ ered a large cache of military sup­ plies to Nicaragua in early May. The information is expected to be used to buttress the administra­ tion's case for $70 million in military aid and $30 million for non-military purposes for the rebels, known as contras, fighting the Nicaraguan government. One possible forum would be a speech President Reagan is sched­ uled to make Monday at the annual dinner sponsored by Georgetown University's Center for Strategic and International Studies. can elected officials and candidates on Friday, the president said, "The Nicaraguan government has provid­ ed weapons, logistical support, and training for communist revolution­ ary movements that are plaguing Latin America." A House vote on the president's request is expected around June 20. A previous allotment of aid, limited to non-lethal supplies, expires next month and the administration maintains the rebels are desperately in need of replenishments. In a speech to a group of Republi­ The Times report quoted adminis­ tration officials as saying that for­ eign military advisers in Nicaragua, which they estimated at 3,500 to 5,0 0 0 Cubans and 250 Soviets, are increasingly manning radar equip­ ment, conducting reconnaissance flights and piloting helicopters for the Nicaraguan military. Aquino says she will not run in future elections Associated Press M ANILA, Philippines — President Cora­ zón A quino w as quoted as saying in an in­ terview Sun day that if the constitution- writing com m ission she appointed two w eeks ago calls for a new presidential elec­ tion, she will not run. The Sunday Inquirer Magazine quoted Aquino as replying to a question a s to whether she w ould run, "I w on't be a part of that anym ore. I think I'm just m eant for snap election s." The president also w as quoted as saying ■ See related story, page 8 som e of her five children are hoping that the 4S-member com m ission will call for a new election " s o I can get out of here quick­ ly." According to the n ew spaper, Aquino also conceded that un easin ess exists be­ tween her and two adm inistration m em ­ bers w ho are former allies of ou sted Presi­ dent Ferdinand M arcos. When M arcos scheduled* special presi­ dential elections for Feb. 7, A quino reluc­ tantly agreed to run. Politicians, business and religious leaders insisted that only she could beat Marcos because of her stature a s the w idow of assassin ated opposition lead­ er Benigno Aquino. She maintained she w as a housew ife who knew nothing about running a governm ent. M arcos claimed he won the fraud-tainted election and w as proclaim ed winner by the now-abolished National A ssem bly he con­ trolled. Aquino said she won the election and that Marcos cheated her. Backed by a military-civilian revolt, she w as sw orn into office Feb. 25 Marcos fled the country' for exile in Hawaii a day later, ending 20 years as president. Som e m em bers of the constitutional com ­ m ission propose that all offices, including the presidency, should be up for election after the new charter is ratified in a plebis­ cite. O ther mem bers, arguing that Aquino and Vice President Salvador Laurel reallv won the election, propose to keep them in office for six years. In that case, only the local governm ent posts legislature and would be up for election Aquino currently governs under a tem ­ porary revolutionary constitution that con­ centrates all executive and legislative pow ­ ers m her h a n d s , but at the sam e time guarantees human rights Aquino a l s o told the m agazine there is some strain in her relationship with D e­ Juan Ponce Ennle and fense Minister Armed Forces Chief General Fidel Ram os, w hose defection trom Marcos' cam p helped her gain power Investigators seek testing of boosters Associated Press W ASHINGTON — Presidential investigators have inform ed N A SA officials they w ant full-scale ver­ sions of a redesigned booster rocket tested in the upright position, a costly and com plicated procedure that could delay the resum ption of shuttle flights beyond next sum m er, com m ission and N A SA officials say. "It didn't go dow n very w ell" when m em bers of a presidential com m ission investigating the C hal­ lenger accident recently m ade their view s known to space agency offi­ cials in private d iscu ssion s, one source close to the panel said. The panel, which is to release its final report M onday, has decided that the cause of the Jan. 28 explo­ sion w as a faulty seam in one of the shuttle's booster rockets. Because the report is not yet public, the com ­ m issioners w ho d iscu ssed the issue in interview s at w eek's end w ould not allow u se of their nam es. Several com m issioners have said publicly the panel w ants the agency to stop relying on tests of 10-inch m odels of the 149-foot-long rockets during this redesign. N A SA officials have said previously they expect to conduct any full-scale tests on a booster rocket lying horizontally. That's how full scale tests have been conducted in the past. But one com m ission member, speaking on condition he not be identified by nam e, said, "I w ould think that, the way m ost of u s feel, it should be vertical," and thus d u ­ plicate a s nearly as possible the ac­ tual stresses of a shuttle's ascent into space. This source added that "in private conversations we have suggested that, and it doesn't go dow n very w ell" with space agency officials. A second com m ission m em ber said, "They better test these things vertically." Another com m ission source said that "there is no reason why they couldn't build two (rockets), hook them onto an external tank and put a small com puter in there to guide them and shoot them into the At­ lantic." He said that would be expensive, because it would use two of the boosters, but, "They could recover them, look at the joints and see if they really held up. It w ould be a hell of a test and if I were an astro­ naut, that's how I'd want it to be d on e." N A S A A d m in istr a to r Ja m e s Fletcher has established July 15, 1987, as the date for resum ption of shuttle flights. S. African legislator predicts martial law Associated Press J O H A N N E S B U R G , South Africa — The governm ent has threatened to reim pose a state of em ergenc\ or declare martial law it Parliament fails to approve sw eeping new se curity pow ers bv June Ir» an o p p o ­ sition legislator s a i d Sundav I he com m ents cam e as fears grew that the June 16 a n n i \ e r s a r \ of the outbreak ot rioting in the black tow nship ot Sow eto Id years ago will again escalate tht racial vi­ olence lX>n Mateman law and order spokesm an in the chamber ot Par liament tor people of mixed race said the white-led governm ent w as determ ined to have new •*, curity pow ers rh e mixed race and Indian cham bers of the tru amera! Parliament have stalled the seiuri tv bi ll s sought bv the governm ent of President P V\ Botha Fhey (governm ent ministers have s a i d to us in no uncertain t e r m s Fine we w ill have an alter is of an native u:i alternative emergency ,*t is martial law it things becom e really bad phone mterv tew M ateman said in a tel* an alternative Police reported a black police man w as burned to death Sunday night bv back youths who at tacked him .¡‘ter a match in VVitbank St m iles cast ot Johan n esburg Ihree other blacks were killed elsew here smce Saturday night police said and a total of 2 ' blacks had been slam in racial v u* lenc e since Fridav most of them at the hands ot other blacks An estim ated ! NMI blacks hav* been killed in 21 m onths of racia violence About halt hav* been slain in attacks b\ black m i l i t a n t s against policemen or suspected government svm path i/ers and bv black vigilantes killing anti-apar- theid activists sa id S u n d a y In a related developm ent Prime Minister David 1 an ge of N e w Zea lan d a U o m - monvvealth group that spent six m onths trying to negotiate a settle ment of S o u t h A f r i c a ' s ra> ial «.on tlict has concluded that further dialogue is pointless As a re s ul t I an ge said in a Brit ish Broadcasting C orp interv iew televised m London he believes s a n c t i o n s against South \fn ca bv the 4M nation ,ism«elation of Britain and its former colonies are inevita ble O n S a t u r d a v the* C o m ­ monwealth Secretariat announced i rnment seven memlx-r that th* Persons I,ro u p wa-- ending its peace efforts in South Africa Jo h a n n e sb u rg s 1 n gh sh -lan - guage Sunday l i m o a c r it u o f th e confrontation said government is inevitable with the anniversary ot the 'sow*-to revolt approaching Phe Atnkaans language weekly said Botha s R a p f\* rt o p t i o n s were a statf ot emergency or m ar­ tial law An official at Botha s office remised to com m ent to On Saturdav Die Bee/d an Afri­ k a a n s language dailv w i t h close said the governm ent l i n k s ex Botha will s c * , a n n o u n c e trem e!v to tr v to head off trouble on the anru vi -sarv ot t h r Sow eto uprising im portant decisions that continued I h* revolt s. t oft a chain ot n o t s tor nationwide more than a vear Officials said that within nine months s ~ , p,.*» pi* were k i l l ' d Unofficial esb m a t e s p u t the death toll at more than l.UH) Bishop Desmond Tutu speaks to 2,000 people at Saturday’s funeral for church worker Difcza Matshoba Associated Press French power-sharing pact showing strains Associated Press PARIS— Cohabitation, the French term for pow er sharing between Socialist President Francois M itterrand and Conservative Pre­ mier Jacques Chirac, has started to unravel. The experim ent began when conservatives won a m ajority in the 577-seat National A s­ sem bly in mid-March and is scheduled to last at least until the end of the presiden t's seven- year term in 1988 — in principle. Mitterrand pledged to be the guardian of French institutions and national unitv. The prem ier prom ised to use his full constitution­ al pow ers to run the country' and im plem ent his coalition's election platform . So far, each m an has avoided outright war But sniper fire is heard occasionally. M itter­ rand has publicly voiced concern about some of Chirac's program s, including the sale of governm ent-ow ned com panies easing publu control of layoffs and changes in the status ot the French Pacific territorv ot New Caledonia Chira* has distanced him self trom Mitter­ rand on several foreign policv lie voiced approval for the I S Strategic Detense Initiative, a plan to build a m issile defense system in space which the president opposes rhe show dow n has yet to come and no­ body w ants to be blamed for wrecking the agreem ent. A popular ph rase in Paris is that cohabitation is the opposite ot a western duel — it is the fastest on the draw who loses issues Polls indicate 73 percent ot the people want cohabitation to work and are op p o sed to earlv elections V\e are in no way seeking to break o r start said C. hirac s the end of cohabitation, spokesm an Denis Baudouin 1 íonel Jospin, Socialist l’artv first secretary savs he h op es "the institutional coexistence goes until 1988 M itterrand is m aster of the political calen­ dar He h as three w eapon s He can dissolvt the N ational Assembly and call new e l e c t i o n s He can resign forcing early presidential elec­ tions He tan call for a referendum on som e popular i s s u e that could be v iewed a s a disa vow al of Chirac When Chirac announced he would attend the May economic sum m it in Fokvo, pundits speculated it could be the beginning of the In tact show dow n it went smoothly and C hirat did not attem pt to detratt trom Mitter rand s rote a> 1 ranee s spokesm an I he next tt"*t w ill be the European C om ­ June 26 mon Market sunm it m 1 he H a g u e 2, which Chira* also will attend ( am nion Market um m its tend t*> tx- less prearranged and d iscu ssion s more sp on tan eo us D isagree­ ments *.* >uld emerge Chira* s balancing a*t i s not limited to the president or the leftist opposition His majon tv is a coalition of his conservative Kallv for the Republk party and the Centrist Union tor 1 rench Democracy I here have been rum ­ b l i n g s in the centrist party that the premier and his party are overlooking its views Budget restrictions loosen border controls, officials say Associated Press SA N YSIDRO, Calif. — Som e aliens hide in the trunks of cars to enter the United States illegally. Others buy counterfeit U.S. birth certificates or green cards in Tijuana and try to bluff their away across the bor­ der. One recently tried to crash through the crossing on a bicvcle. He w ound up in custody, his old black coaster bike stowed in the room where Im­ m igration and Naturalization Service inves­ tigators interrogate suspects. But the od d s are the U .S. governm ent w on't prosecute the gate-crasher. And those o d d s have gotten even longer in re­ cent m onths due to belt-tightening forced by the G ram m -Rudm an deficit reduction law, IN S officials say. The INS turns back more than 100,000 aliens a year at the San Ysidro crossing be­ cause of fake or inadequate docum ents Thev refused ad m ission in M av to 9,8(X), including 4,000 suspected of fraud Iliev confiscated 102 cars trom alien sm ugglers — and one bicycle. But they only prepared 16 cases for p r o s ­ ecution, dow n from a high of 63 in January Ed Kelliher, the INS director here at the w orld's busiest border crossing, said he scaled back his criminal investigations unit to keep the traffic flow ing. But while the Justice D epartm ent's INS labored until recently under a hiring freeze, the U .S. C ustom s Service is on a hiring spree. C u sto m s shares the inspection chores with the INS C ustom s worries about illegal m erchandise, the INS about illegal immi grants, but inspectors from each agency keep a lookout for both C u sto m s, part of the Treasury D epart­ ment, already has a larger com plem ent ot in spectors here and is hiring dozen s more to com bat what C u stom s officials sav is an upsurge in drug train*, king from Mexico I he Border Patrol, part of the INS also h a s been bee ted up to intercept more ot the aliens w ho clamber bv the thousands each dav across the dusty h i l l s and desert that separate the United States and Mexico Before Gram m -Rudm an, the INS had planned to hire up to 15 more inspectors for San \ sidro in 1S86 It once had upw ards of 100 inspectors here From Texan news services Warsaw pact leaders to meet BUDAPEST, Hungary- — Soviet leader Mikhail G or­ bachev m et H u n gary's veteran Com m unist Party chief Ja n o s K adar Sun day at the beginning of a state visit d urin g which he will confer with top state officials, size u p H u n g ary 's successful economic reform s and attend a W arsaw Pact sum m it meeting. In brief resp o n se s to questions shouted by reporters after the low -key arrival, Gorbachev said he and K adar w ould h ave " a broad and deep exchange of view s" on bilateral an d international issues. G o rbach ev's talks with Hungarian officials will be o v ersh ad o w ed politically by the two-day m eeting of political lead ers o f the seven W arsaw Pact countries that o p e n s in B u d ap est T uesday. The m ilitary alliance g ro u p s the Soviet Union, H un­ g ary , P oland, E ast G erm any, Czechoslovakia, Romania a n d Bulgaria. W estern dip lom ats, w ho sp ok e on condition they not being identified, said it is likely the Warsaw Pact lead­ ers will elaborate on a call m ade by Gorbachev in East Berlin tw o m on th s a g o for the elim ination of conventi­ onal forces in Europe from the Atlantic Ocean to the Ural M ountains. Afghan guerrilla attack kills 24 Soviets ISLA M A BA D, Pakistan — Afghan guerrilla officials said Sun day that their forces hit the large Soviet air base at Shindand in w estern A fghanistan with 60 rock­ ets, destroying six helicopters and two jet fighters and killing 24 Soviet soldiers. The Yunis Khalis Party, one of seven main Afghan guerrilla grou p s, claim ed its anti-Marxist forces hit the Shindand base with 60 107mm rockets on M ay 30 in a 25-minute attack, inflicting m ajor dam age. The helicop­ ters and jets reportedly were caught sitting out in the open, but rebel officials could not identify them by type. The Islam ic in su rgen ts are fighting to ou st the com ­ m unist governm ent of A fghanistan, which is support­ ed by an estim ated 115,000 Soviet troops. The govern­ m ent rarely adm its W estern journalists and reports from inside the country cannot be checked independ­ ently. The rebel officials said a large oil tank w as hit by a rocket during the attack an d exploded, burning for two d ays afterward. They reported eight tanks as being d e ­ stroyed. I he officials, who insisted on anonym ity, said Soviet forces retaliated with an artillery bom bardm ent that killed five Afghan civilians in a village about 10 miles from the base, and that h elicopter gu n sh ips u n su ccess­ fully scoured the coun tryside around the base for the attackers. C astro releases Bay of Pigs prisoner HOM ESTEAD, Florida — A high-ranking C uban offi­ cer im prisoned for his part in the Bay of Pigs invasion 25 years ago w as reunited w ith his family Sun day after being released by Cuban President Fidel C astro and flown to Florida. Ricardo Montero D uque, 60, freed five years before the end of his sentence, w a s m et by his C uban wife, Ester Montero, who now fives in New Jersey; his 80- year-old mother, Bernardina D u qu e de M ontero of Mi­ ami; and two brothers, also of M iami. Montero, who had been told T hursday he w as being freed, w as released at 5 a.m . S u n d ay from the Com bi­ nado del Este prison, w here he had been held for 25 years. "I w as ven' h appy that I w as goin g to be reunited with my family and come to a free lan d," the gray­ haired, healthy-looking M ontero s a i d He said he did not know why C astro released him. Helms to continuo hoarings on Moxlco CH ARLOTTE, N .C .— Sen. Je sse Helm s say s his For­ eign Affairs' subcom m ittee will hold another session on reports of Mexican governm ent corruption T uesday de­ spite protests from that nation after similar hearings last month. "A ll Latins are volatile p e o p le ," the North Carolina Republican said. "H en ce, I w as not surprised at the volatile reaction." At the first hearing, U .S. C u sto m s C om m issioner William von Raab testified about w hat he called m as­ sive corruption am on g Mexican officials who are su p ­ posed to combat dru g trafficking. The hearing produced a formal protest from the M ex­ ican governm ent to the State Departm ent. Attorney G eneral Edwin M eese later called his Mexi­ can counterpart to apologize for the com m ents and said they didn't reflect the view s of the Reagan adm inistra­ tion. 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Esquivel's execution at 12:21 a.m. came about 11 hours after the L .S Suprem e Court voted 7-2 to den\ his request for a stav. N o demonstrators paced outside the death chamber, and only two people, w h o declined to give their names, stood outside the prison The 50-year-old convict had been given the death sentence for the June 8, 1978, shooting death of Houston police officer Tim othv Hearn, 28. Esquivel facing his fourth execution date, was granted a sta\ Friday bv U .S. District Judge Carl Bue ot Houston But the 5th I S Circuit Court of A p p e a l s decided Saturday to vacate the stav after the state attorney general s office appealed "1 just want to sav goodbye to my friends/' Esquivel said just before he died "B e cool. G ive my love to everybody Thank you for being m\ fnends. G ive mv love to everybody " For his last meal Sunday, he ordered fried breast of chicken, corn on the cob, salad, |ala- peno peppers and pecan pie He ate onlv a small portion of the chicken and one bite of pepper, prison spokesman Charles Brow n said Esquivel w a s reported calm and not talking much shortly before his death. He visited briefly with his attorney, J Thomas^Sullivan of Dallas, and an aunt and a friend, officials said I he appeal before the Suprem e C ourt w as based on minorities being excluded from sen ing on the jury, Sullivan said The Suprem e C ourt ruled earlier this year that minorities should not be excluded from serving on |unes because ot their race But a three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit decided Saturday that the high court's ruling cannot be used in appeals begun before the ruling was handed down During a death row interview last week, Esquivel said he was framed bv police for the shooting I was set up and 1 have no remorse in me and 1 accept what is happening he said " M y great strength is that I know I was right Esquivel said two Houston narcotics o ffic e rs were trying to plant heroin on him w hen the shootings occurred Hearn s partner M urray Iordan, and 1 squivel were both wounded in the shootout Officers said Esquivel pulled a gun and started shooting after he realized thev w ere going to ar­ rest him for possessing heroin At the time, Esquivel w a s on parole from a 99- year prison sentence for his part in the gang rape of a woman attacked on her w av to church mer minister, defeated Dallas attor­ ney Aaron Bullock, 88,8S8 votes (64 s9 percent) to 38,842 (30 40 per cent). 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T-shirts available only at UT store while supplies last. aUnc 28.25-33.25 Values to 27.25 16.90 ALL SALES FINAL, PLEASE (Not all stock included) Page 4'The Da*ly Texan Monday June 9 198€ The DeAy Texan 3^06 3^X3 ~e*as The great purge Using racism to catch illegal aliens rati eah, th e h pick up _ them Fnd the !\’S had : d, peí N h/atii n rv ice managed to • their green cards w ith n- ever* one of them And all :n thre» ¡rea- of the cite a tó Y tactic - a m and stop ar,_\ Great guv - Th At these roadbl cu us-iooKmg a m v, ho didn t have i ¡ V w a- Tt" But how did INS officers h INS asss-tant director tor m State sman the officers were t could include the mode ot dt ground — even the smeil et It vou haven't noticed the­ be fore piea-e read that -tato Wh\ ro t ' t o r every car an Because as the more fervent the alien we don t need are. Texa- are pe< top evt r. ter us \ »w let - talk 'topping war- wit- am -uspi- : p r o o f . t citizen'hip Any or, a tv stop-' Wei! Garv Renick told the Austin A m erican- »k tor certain th m c- Thev air the ethnic back- Out’ I Rem ¡ per- *3Q>t íen hunt r for p n v t ot inter' will tel ie border. In .% e know 'w ru itizenship7 vou most of riher w ords, the real aliens So that s the wav the operation w ent White people got through the roadblock without being interrogated State Rep. Lena Guerrero got through the r >adblock because the pt - ' r wh< w as d m ;ng the car iva» white. This isn t the first time illegal alien hunters ha\ » U'ed the classic comic book -vllogism — m o-t illegal ahens are H i'pam c this person is Hispanic therefore this p e r' n i ' an Ilegal alien h Kent Hance had ru t a little more thought into h o illegal alien stance he might have known better than to use ¿Mexican American children ;n the back­ ground of ho television spot about liega! aliens Okav Granted, illegal immigration into I'ex a -1 -a problem Bu: truth be known, it probablv isn't such a big problem that we hav e to go around yanking Hispanic people ut c * cars during morning ru 'h hour and arresting anvone who doesn t have a creen card. it's an effective wav to enforce the iw but the S» v let Union does that far better than the United State-- dt>e - So compete with the Soviet Uni» n »r law enforcement matter- Instead, let s compete where the United S ta te ' 'till h a' an edge — respecting civil liberties. -t s 't o p trv ing to People have the nght not to b> afraid of being stopped and searched mobiems for immi- because of the color of their 'kin. I nis m<:. presen gration officers, but it's a ne< sarv ev put up ith tht- illegal immigration civil ibertit-' c P 'tr a m ts o n more im riant to keep the civil Let's face it. We may hav e tv problem for a while thanks * immigration officers Still > : liberties" n : X a ther Free speech hearing So you don t like the free speech restrictions on campus, right? You think thev rt archaic and repressive, and d e­ signed not to preserve order but to F t it expression? Well, you can complain to u- a n d .veil be verv sympathetic. But why not try complaining to me- *ne who ha- the power to change the restrictions? Specifical.. t r . show ing up at the public hearing on the restriction- Monda-. The committee investigating the re-trictions — the same co m ­ mittee that will report it- result- directly to President C unning­ ham — will be listening to student- the people who the restric­ tions must directly affect for -tudent- to do something This hearing will offer a chan. mt»re than ]u-t chant -logan- : the side of a building. Most likeiv, it will be the onlv time students will be able to articulate their opinions and offer their suggestions directly to those who make the decisions. This opportunity for input is why students need to speak their minds at the hearing Monday The heanng offers one of the rare opportunities for students to penetrate the wall of University bureaucracy and actually have some input int»* University policy. There is one more reason for going to todav'% heanng. Thou- -ands of people spent a lot ot time protesting the restrictions. It would be a shame if after all that onlv a few ot those people showed up to actually trv tc* change t h e m . The hearing is a* 1 V) p.m ¡n Main Building 212 See you there. — T od d Pratt c ,v. 'THERE pJ á o .O m iP TinS ME A6MN Pfttl Anti-pom minority limits public rights A frightening trend toward intolerance CINDY NOBUTT TEXAS COLUMNIST and self-righteousness compliments an eagernes- to -lmplifv societv s ills bv assigning guilt to a vi-ible target — p o m o g ­ raphv — thus evading the true roots of our problems Imposing puntan law - and moral standards on an entire population creates problem- as well a- avoid- them When societv instills guilt and -hame into it- people about their own tsid­ le- and their -< n-ualitv development is -tilted and the chances ot achiev mg a balanced happv and ht-althv outlook les-ened Organized and vocal m ino n tie' w ho find it personally offensive are attempting to limit the nghts of millions tc view what thev choose In the debate over pornography thev are attempt­ ing to link it and violent crime Little attention i ' paid to possible advanta­ geous a-pects of pomographv The report bv the General Attomev - Commission dut next month, will onlv heighten the debate Never­ theless, significant change- in the nature and availability ot pornographic material could af­ fect Americans in the near tutur» A- a woman I abhor violence sexual crimes or for that matter am act forced upon a partner w ithout hi- or her consent Perpetrators of -uch crimes -hould be tracked down relentlessly and severely punished But puni-h tht- guilt) don t deprive all the nght of exercising freedoms f» r which vague relation- with cnmmal b e h a v r are draw n There are important factors involved m actual crimes committed that should be given more emphasis than pomographv \\ nat ;t ato u: our -ocietv that produce- - manv trv ubied unbalanced and perverted minds deserve- deeper analvsi- Economic and social w :d i- frustration and anger tion- cause- alienation that need some outlet and that outlet will be found r e g a r d l e - s of whether a per-, n prone to such tendencies t r-f view - dirtv magazine a na^ed dancer or an X-rated mov t It i- pc's-ible that the verv availability r por- nographv prevent- -erne potentia -ex *.nme- and other violence bv allow¡ rig tht venting of pent-up frustration- and anger VNhat a topic tor -peculation - the amount ot potential vio­ lence averted versus actual cn m e- committed after exposure to pome graphic material - opening up t. Women understandabh worried about vio­ lence again-! t h e i r -ev -hould pause t o consid­ er the von-eguence- ot censoring pornography ;ust a- a wider world them directed U Much mcTt material the-» dav- w ard- a temale or otnt audienc» and mcrea-mg number- of women ar» discovenng that thev eniov occasional indu . - nce- Consider a coupu w he for a change of pace -tav home and watch a rented pom flick Rather than leading tv violence -uch activity mav spice up their iovt lift add variety to the relationship and perhaps keep them together .onger O t the m am ed man who. while on a business tnp buv- a I'enthous* or a H ustler tc am u-e him-elf m hi- hotel room i’erhap- bv doing so he can reman faithful to hi- w ste But it i- no? necessary to re-trict the freedom ot adult- in a frts demtnrratic society to view what thev wish or to indulge in su*.h activitv as the. desire VS hat seems obscene and pervers» to - o n e mav be a perf»*ctlv tolerable or enjov- able activity the choice of what thev -»-» and do and everyone should have the nght to exercise that choice as long a- doing -. d¿>»- not infnnc» upon the nghts ot someone else t«> another Everyone ha- \- long a- the ver. definition ot p o m o g r j prn and obscer .tv remain unclear and con trad w hat rd porn in tvpical graphic and what i- acceptable how van w*- legi-late again-t it VS ho is to -a\ what is more provocative a naked woman in a magazine or women summer attire walking around th« I I ¿ampu- or on a beach Shall we ban short- and bikini- ten*' I he dancer- ot rt -tm tin g pornographic activitv bevond a rea : vu«a- an.vi the tx-netit- un -enable p a n t are clear It oppc»nents i*t pomographv -ucceed where is the line to be dravsn and what will come under fire* next7 a Latin 4 menean s tu Jn - -en/or Plus-minus grading system more accurate R emember those elem en­ tary -chool dav- of th» earlv 7 •- w hen the Jack­ son Five had a No 1 song called SCOTT BORSKY TEXAN COLUMNIST . tv members to «• ate representatior First, there After all dift» r» and those ABC' and on vour report card vou not onlv -ame received ABC s but also A + s, A B - ' s , B - ' s , e tc.7 VNhatever hap­ pened those pluses and minuses of vesterveaU to student- Well, vou better not ask Univer­ that question be­ sity cause the odds are that thev will hav e no little idea w here pluses and minuses went the Students won't know because the University is one of the verv few colleges in the country not u-- mg an alternative grading system rather than our present system of -imply A, B, C, D, F Institutions that the regent- are fond of companng UT with, -uch as Harvard, Cornell, the Universi­ ty of Wisconsin, Indiana Universi­ ty and University of California schools all use the plus-minus grading scale. All of these school- are satisfied with their policies and consistantlv agree that this //R ealistically, vour GPA is the most important measure ot companion in college. Shouldn't it be1 as precise as pt>ssi- b l e ? Z • pn>cedure offers better grad» point discriminaticm and more adaquatelv under-tiH*d bv other- The reasons for a plu- minu- thev grading -v -tern ar» -imple W hen -tudent- earn an tht in a cla-- -arm received grade B a- a -tudent earning an 80 which i- a nine-point spread But -tu dent- who make a i A i and an h9 (B • receive different two-point grade- with onlv a -pread Thi- pre-ent -v-tern l- not fair to student- The plu--minu- option would recognize the bor­ derline student- and allow the tac- between i s no wav m which t h . ' t h a t ther» distinction can bf made with, ut a d o p t i n g th» plus-minus g r a d i n g -v'tern Realistically, vour CPA is t h e m o - t important measur»- ot comparison in college 'shouldn't it b e a s p r e e i - e a - possible1 The - v - t e m vvould wt>rk like this B - 3 ~ C * B 3 3 C 2 3 D A - 4 . -\ 4 A 4.0 B 3 0 C 2.0 D 2 ~ D - 1 ~ 1 3 F 0 0 1.0 When a -tudent argue- that all ths- A - received th» -ame grad» l- not correct Kxaus» that -tu ­ dent - official academic record and official tran-*.npt- of that record would -how both letter grade and am piu- or minu- -vmK>l- which accompanied them Thu- high A student- would receive the added benefit of the plus sign next to their A This alternative grading sv-tem would solve manv prob­ lems a kiu>w n tendeniv h tor teachers to grad» up hecaus* student thev don : tee I that an -h >uld receive the same grade a- an "1 student teachers ¿riten giv» the KK student an \ Hut is this tair to the true A student7 Second we all know student- mav be ev»-n ourselve- whx> beg tor p»nnt- to change their grades Teachers a- well as student- complain aK>ut tins problem Bv implementing the plus minus di> tmcrixm - t u d e n t s will receivt ap propnate ¿ r e d i t and there w»»uld be no need tor begging Ihird the plus-minus s\stem would give an added incentive tor students who know that with just a little more effort. thev can raise their grade a tew points and sub- sequentiy raise their GPA This is especially true for th»' low B and c students alternative Since an grading s\stem ss u-ed at other colleges, ther»' should not be am problems w ith the registrar s abili­ ty to adapt t»i this system Borsk\ is a x 'm or in s<\ial work Rules forum Monday is the t-cp sure A critical part of a 'tuder t - »-g» edu­ d tiering cation v iewpoint- Public demur ee. ns rt but one avenue for expre-sing opinions and one that has recent!. cau-t i grea- *níIict on our campus As part of the Umver-itv it is essentia! that student- community, voice their concerns and participatt ;i th» rule-evaluation process Monday , a unique opportunity will be available to students. The president - ad hoc committee to study the rule- regard­ ing the use ot University hold an open hearing to listen t( t h e v tev*. - ot concerned -tudents. ih i - heanng ¡s ¿ chance for students to influence Lmver-i tv policy that affects the evervdu . irnpu- environment. facilitie- w r As the student representative- this committee, we urge you to attend the in open hean ng M onday at 1:30 p m Main Building Room 212. We encourage all interested students to come and speak or listen to the discussion. M elissa Mueller Business D avid Quan La w Puzzling problem I see with some distress that you are printing a crossword puzzle, courtesy of United Feature Syndicate. If the old Los A n gele - Times puzzle is to the ,Yew York Time- puzzle as progressive exercises are music, this UFS puzzle is a C-ma)or scale. 1 think it is a gix>d move to offer a differ­ ent puzzle than the S tatesm an ; and I note that s u take the New York Times news service The Yew io r k Times is not taken widely among your readership, so how ú out looking into pnnting their puzzle7 Jo h n W oolsey ( .rad u ate stu d en t m m athem atics Firing Line wastes time Get rsd of Finng Line; if no one cares, .tump it Put in mt>re editorial cartoons. If . ou an reduced to printing boring letters r bicycle nding and undignified pleas '-ave firing Line. Write.,' Firing Line, lune 4) then it's ¡ust a waste of time. May­ or v.-.u i an do something useful like wnte tor the entertainment section. Just go out, .catch a movie, see a plav or eat some C hi­ nese food just sit down at your word processor It's easv, believe me, I've rt-ud some of it. fhen But look, it your editor is going to cut vour ¡ob because no one's writing, you should quit first If the rest of the staff is not bright enough to write about anything worth responding to, then you sure as hell are not going to get anv experience Get these guys to write about -omething interesting, like this apartheid chic or the Texan'sbiased coverage of Russell Scott's stupid terrorist costume and subsequent arrest Even the provisional freshmen or the stillborn fountain on the West Mall might be interesting at thi- point And howr about these columnists V\hv don't they wnte about something worth reading? I am tired of seeing national and international issues in student columns Does anvone reallv read analyses of world affairs when it's wntten by a college stu­ dent7 And these inane pieces about liberal arts versus anv other major: we know what the debate is, we've heard it since we first thought about going to college. The Texan isn't going to resolve it, and few' people are going to bother wnting a letter about it. I think you and your job are in trouble Get out now, quickly, and mavbc* you could still find a job as a telephone sales representative. Louis Brown History' Guns only a symptom feel the energv spent on handgun control would be better used in eradicating the root cause of most violent cnm e — pover­ ty and the hopelessness, alienation and desperation that accompany it. There are almost 35 million people tn the United States who are at or below the poverty level. Twenty million are chroni­ cally hungry and 3 million are homeless As long as this situation exists, violent cnme will continue and increase. The liberals who are tirelessly lobbying for gun control should also be lobbying for the passage ot the Hayes-Conyers bill tor a 32 hour work week The passage of this bill would put millions of Amencans back to work. Thev should be lobbying for the war budget to be slashed by at least 75 percent and the funds used to create mas­ sive jobs programs, affordable housing and free health care and education. When basic human needs are this na­ tion's top prionty — not the pnvate accu­ mulation of billions by a few — cnme will decrease. Until then, handgun control is only a Band-Aid for cancer. Steve Parkess Austin resident I agree with Kevin Swisher's proposal to implement a waiting period on the pur­ chase of a handgun ("Restrictions will stop shooting gallery," Texan, June 3). I No time for philosophy On mv way to work the other day, 1 read what I thought was one of the most amusing editonal- 1 have ever read But 1 realized that what lohn Anderson wa- saving in hi- column ("Diversity' versus lob training. Texan, lune 4) was meant to be senous Doesn t Mr Anderson realize the time and effort required to complete an engi- neenng degree7 The reason engineering students come to the University' of Texa- is t o study W e could care less about phi­ losophy or social science courses dunng these four vears of our lives Mr Anderson seemed to suggest they extend our curriculum to accommodate these extra electives I am sure 1 speak for many engineering students when I say that we would not be willing to spend an­ other year of our lives, and $8,000, just to "enhance our personal developm ent." As it is nght now, aerospace engineering re­ quires 134 hours to graduate, and we sure would not like it to expand from that; there is no way engineering courses can be substituted for liberal arts electives. What I think Mr. Anderson should do is go back to his little liberal arts degree, where he is happy, and leave engineering alone, where we are happy, and the next time he gets on an airplane, he should be thankful that the engineer concentrated on designing a safe aircraft rather than trying to discover the meaning of life. Hector AI vid res ________ Aerospace engineering The Daily Texan/Monday, June 9, 1986/Page 5 10% 0 DISCOUNT T O ON PIlOTO STlldENTS R c o u i R E d C I a s s PHOTO SUPPLIES ★ Ask AbouT O ur ★ ★ T íme P ayment PIan ★ Good t Ii r u J u n e 1 4 t K College restructuring suggested Higher education committee to consider college closings and mergers By LORRAINE CADEMARTORI D a ily T e x a n Staff The Select C ommittee on H igher Education has sent letters to state university officials requesting their input on possible school closings and mergers as part of a realign­ ment in Texas higher education. The changes include the possible the closing of four universities University of Texas-Permian Basin at Odessa Sul R o s s State I niversity at Alpine. East Texas State U niversi­ ty at Comm erce and Texas A & M University at Galveston Also listed are p r o p o s a l s to merge Texas W om an's Universitv with North Texas State Universitv A n ­ gelo State with Sul R o s s State L I Arlington with I . '[ ‘- D a ll a s . Texas Tech I niversitv with Sul Ross State M idwestern L niversity W est Texas Mate or L I -Permian Basin and Texas Texas Southern Universitv W om an s Universit\ Houston C «-iv ter and the I niversity of H oustor with the Universitv of I exas Health ‘Money is not the sole factor involved here. It is a factor, but we’re basically concerned with better de­ livery of education to the student. That is, can the state deliver it (education) more efficiently but changing some things, by closings or mergers. — Larry Temple, committee chairman Science Center. "Through the w a r s there" w been m am questions raised about im proving higher education,' said committee chairman I arrv Temple w ho drew up the proposals, "and part of the charge of this committee In to Ntudv t h o w Issue’s Temple’ an Austin attorney, said I rn not trving to initiate these pro posals on mv own I |ust drew up a lis t ot what h a s been discussed in publu tor the past few w a rs The suggestions and alternatives are all a matter of publu record committee member Vic Arnold said. 'N o one h a s ever made a list of pos­ sibilities and their pros and cons "T h e y are merelv suggestions, Arnold said. "T h e y are not final proposals." Arnold said officials w h o receiv ed le tte rs were requested to submit written responses to be disc ussed at Friday's committee meeting How ever, he said there w ill not be full discussions on the matter until lulv " W e w o n't be looking at them un til lulv and before then I w ould liki the Select Com m ittee staff to put to­ gether a list of reasons w hv institu­ tions should or should not be closrd " I emple said M onev is not the sole tactor in­ volved here," he said " It is a factor, but we're* basically concerned with better dehverv of education to the student I hat is, can the state d eliv­ er it (education) more efficiently but changing some things, bv closings or m ergers," he said. W e have 37 separate senior col­ le g e s and universities with 13 'oards ot regents and 44 separate tunior colleges with 44 b o a r d s of re­ gents sjid Temple " W e might be ¡ble to be more efficient bv consoli­ dating a tew lem ple said the committee is scheduled to make recom m enda­ tio n s to the state legislature at its next session in ianuary, and said the committee w ill probably begin to draw up its final recomm enda­ t i o n s in October or Novem ber. NCAA, SWC receive disclosure extension Federal judge expected to rule soon on athletic groups’ appeal 1/2 C A R A T D IA M O N D S FR O M *450 .47 ct. .48 ct. $460 $450 .52 ct. $495 .56 ct. $550 a ay lie sei s pearls L’old & sterling at the best prices \usiir lias ever seen! 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M U sch-Oi is s;!U‘e |4ST be* reieast vi Novc m dec ide vi against the Nc \ A and tin s Wc Mav 1 ~* Roller sviui the NC V \ onginallv requested a L dav e*xtension and s o 4 be he pos In duv- are e nough to gather all the records he said W e II do our best I he NC \ A and the SW C have ap ­ plied tor m appeal, which Roller said he’ e x p e c t s N ow lin to rule on next week The two groups want to appeal the case because thev believe releas­ ing records w ou ld jeopardize tuturc THEBE IS MONEYIN SALES A re you w illin g to w o rk fo r yo u r m oney? We offer UT students the U O K B S T FA Y XNO PA RT T I M E JO B ON CAMPUS You need & car and & lot oí ambitious en­ ergy in Applications available T SP 3.210. Our part-tim e salespeople m ake $750- $1000 p er m onth and m orel! 4 7 1 - 1 8 6 5 30* ALL MEN S & LADIES FASHIONS thru Saturday Juna 14 Discount coupon* may net b* mad during IN» Ml*. 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"I would say there is concern, but I wouldn't say there is a problem ," he said. Robert Jeffrey, dean of the Col­ lege of C om m unication, said "W e've not experienced any grade inflation (at the College) for five years." frequently deal w ith grade inflation through discussions w ith instructors whose class averages indicate an abun­ dance of high grades, Jeffrey said. "W e 'r e alw ays conscious of that (grade inflation),” he said. " W e al­ w ays talk about it w ith the faculty and ch airm en." Vick said the College of Natural Sciences uses a similar method. " W e mofóte# grade distributions to compare the overall G P A of stu­ dents in the class to the average grade aw arded in the class," he said. " If w e see a problem w e mav speak to the chairm an or the faculty m em ber." Jam es Yates, dean of the College of Education, said though grade in­ flation is "som ething discussed in every corner of the U niversity, from the U niversity Council to every de­ partm ent," it is not a problem that can be dealt w ith easily. "T h ere is an extremely strong tradition that the grade is the re­ sponsibility of the professor,” he said. "Professors teach in unique and individual ways, and it reflects in the w av thev grade. "W h a t an organization can do is that says in grading.' " create an atmosphere 'Take a Yates said. little care Grade inflation is a result of socie­ tal changes in the past 20 years, he said, and not a trend found only at universities. " O u r society is much more litigious. Students reflect the trend to be questioning, and de­ mands in grading are just one as­ pect of that tren d ," he said. " It's a trend to give grades students de­ sire." George W right, assistant profes­ sor of history, said a professor walks a middle ground in deciding w h ich grade to aw ard a student, es­ pecially in the liberal arts, where there is a gray area. "W h a t w e all try to do is be con­ sistent," he said. " W e try to be fair with everybody - w ith adm inistra­ tors and students." UT gets rights to ‘Eyes of Texas’ By JEFF STEWART Daily Texan Staff After more than 80 years of confusion, the copyright to The Eyes of Texas is finally in the U n iversity's hands, a Ú T official said Sun d ay. M ichael Patrick, U T vice chancellor for asset manage­ ment, said A rth u r G u rw itz, president of Southern M u ­ sic Co., obtained the copyright to the song for the U n i­ versity. G urw itz, a Texas A & M graduate, had previously se­ cured the rights to the Aggie War Hymn for his alma mater. W h e n he met Patrick at a Chancellor's Council luncheon last spring, he suggested he might be able to help the U n iversity obtain the rights to The Eves of Texas. " I told him that Southern M u sic was distributor for an arrangement of the song, and that the U niversity didn't ow n the co p yrig h t," G u rw itz said. " I told him about the deal that I had made w ith A & M and he asked me if might be able to do the same for the U niversity U T student John Lang Sinclair wrote the words to the school song in 1903 but neither he nor the U niversity then filed for the copyright. G u rw itz was able to get the copyright for the w o r d s of the song from W ylb e rt Bro w n , w h o had ow ned the rights since 1928. Brow n, then a fiddle player, was the first person to acquire the copyright to the words and apparently had done so w ith hopes of having it select­ ed as the state song during the Texas Centennial in 1936, G urw itz said. Texas Our Texas wras chosen instead. Brow n retained the copyright to the words until G urw itz approached him w ith the current deal. U nder the new contract, Brow n w ill receive the royalties from the performance of the w ords until his death, when the U niversity w ill take possession. In conjunction w ith the change in ow nership of the words, a new arrangement of the song w ill be written, Patrick said. That arrangement w ill be a collaboration between Longhorn Band director G lenn Richter and former U T band directors Tom Rhodes and Vincent DiN’ino. The resulting com bination of words and music will belong to Southern M usic and w ill then be given to the U niversity Southern M usic w ill retain publication rights, w h ile the royalties from performance w ill be d i­ vided evenly between the U niversity's general funds and a Longhorn Band scholarship established in m em ­ ory of G u rw itz's son A n d rew , a 1979 L I graduate "A rth u r G u ru it/ is a great triend ot the Universitc . Patrick said G u rw itz said his fam ily "is split between UT and A & M . Andrew was a great tan of the U niversity and I think he w ould have been proud ot this I wanted to do it because of Andrew N o w all w e need is a w inning football team so they'll play it alo t." Professor emeritus dies at 96 By RENE CRAFT Daily Texan Staff Hyman Ettlinger, thought to be the University's oldest professor e m e ritu s , died Sunday morning. He was % Ettlinger w ho began teaching mathematics at the U niversity in 1913, was one of the greatest h u ­ manitarians the University has ever seen," said Joseph Goltz, a substi­ tute teacher at Austin High School and a friend of Ettlinger "F o r ch an ­ ty, this man w ould n't do. H e w ould call up wealthy Texas Exes I hev w ould never turn Ettlinger down. there's nothing He had a great sense of humor Goltz and was a great romantic said lohn Dollard chairman of the D e­ partment ot Mathem atics said Et- tlinger w as a strong supporter of the department and vs as involved even He after his retirement in l y A) would often drop b\ and visit he said Goltz credits Ettlinger with help­ He ing him attend the University helped put thousands of kids through the U niversitv Goltz said 1 ttlinger found i >oltz a typing |ob at the L niversify vshich paid tor his educatum Goltz said I tfimgt i vs a" born Sept 1 1*89 ;n st 1 ouis M o He attended W ashington University in st 1 oui- on four year scholarship but received hi'- diploma in three w a rs .i I ttlinger lettered in In college three sports received a Phi Beta Kappa k« y became a member of sigma Xi an honorary science fra­ ternity and was aw arded \ 11 A met Kan honors m football H» received a Ph D in mathematics trom Har yard I m\ersitv in l g2u \S the I mversitv he published artk U s m several scholar!} lournals authored a c a lc u lu s textbook and y\as chairman ot the IV p a rtm e n t of Mathem atics than 2^ \ears nated professor emeritus tor more at 1 he was d o sig In Ettlinger is s u n ived by h is v\ite R o s e b u d a n d h i s son M a r t in Jim Sigmon Daily Tana' StaM Free-fall Frisbee Benny G rove petroleum engineering student s suspended rrvd- ir as 1 - narrowly misses a behind-the-back between-the ¡egs catch He was ; ay mg the game with fellow engineering student BiH P retsch at Cdark Field Sunday when he tried the difficult catch Becau se of the current wor dw >* slump in oil prices, the companies by which Grove and Pretia h are em ployed are paying for them to attend the University to study new to; petroleum engineering Do you know an Ivory Girl? Rise to the top. You’re a nuclear t r am cd in the w o rld , and it means Officer. It goes beyond special w o rk in g w uh the most c o m m i s s i o n i n g a n d a ls o u j x ’ii c o m p l e t i o n ol n m Ica i n a m i n g I t ’s c h ic ' A n d your status sophisticated training and S i g n u p y y I n k still in u « l i e g e reflects a job that dem ands equipm ent unvw hcie. com Ix-st I V day \ College graduate'' get t M tkcr n ik lc.ii powered Nayv. ( .andidatc S c h o o l leadership O v c i halt ot A m e r i c a s training , and a year o t a n d y o n c o u l d be c aí n m g SI J M)(I a mi mt h li gh t i low. B e i -ne ot ! Ik nil >s! a . c > '111 plishcd pi i 11 c s s 11 11 kc r in \ a \ y I hat a d d s up to n n u v N a v v N u clear Row er S c h o o l . the N uTTcai N a y y ( o n t. k t y caí - < 'I e x jx T ic ik c \y it h I he rcw a id s arc to p n o th i, i *m \. ,y> O n ' k c . R ce rniter u .k tors th a n any c o m p a n y too ( i c n e r o l l s U rn u s e s u p o n or sa ll 1 xoti N '. W Y NAVY *;* OFFICER. NAVY -tf OFFICER. LEA D IEIE ADVENTURE. Look around you... Do you know someone 18 to 35 who uses Ivory soap to keep her complexion fresh and healthy-looking? Someone who's as vital and interesting as she is pretty? She could be your wife, your sister or your girlfriend. Write and tell us about her. Send us her name, a daytime phone number and two good photos by June 15,1986. She could be the Ivory Girl in our next commercial! do Ivory Girl Burgess Surveys, Inc. P.O. Box 3778, Grand Central Station New York, N.Y. 10017 The Daily Texan Monday June 9, 1986/Page 7 Bush makes Austin stop for Rylander campaign By SEAN S. PRICE Datly Texan Staff Vice President George Bush voiced support for 10th District candidate Carole congressional Keeton Rylander Saturday, indi­ rectly accusing incumbent D em o­ crat J J Jake” PickJe of "cronyism and backroom dealing ' Though he never mentioned Pickle by name. Bush the nearly 1,000 Rylander supporters at a S100-a-plate luncheon that the 22-year incumbent is "part of the past." told Texans know that candidates who are part of the liberal leader­ ship in the House of Representa­ tives and whose idea of public ser­ vice is cronyism and backroom dealing aren't part of the future Bush said Pickle is chairman of the Social Security subcommittee of the pow erful House Ways and Means Committee Rylander a former Democratic Austin mayor also criticized Pick le, saying there was a new gener­ ation and a new generation of Tex­ as politics the same "Jake Pickle has bragged that he s lake Pickle who went off to Washington more than 22 years a g o / Rylander said "Pickle s time tor representing this 10th Congressional Distnct has come and gone , B u s h als*> pr a i s e d Rylander tor switching p a r t i e s c o m p a n n e her to Sam Hi ust Aus t i n who were tirst local Mt o i ; I he later t»n>k ret - « i can u t i / e n s but against the Mexican g o \ e r n m m t liberal taction i>\o the D em ocrat u part\ not ust na tionalK but o o i ht-r» Bush said dates were mor» and mor» often pu sh ed to the side the partv cam e under t h e lo n tro l ot libc-rals and said finally I ve had e n o u g h candidates aki C a n it ( o n s e r v a tiw c a n d i In rat» atter ru»e in T e x a s t arol< Unemployment up 1.1 points Latest figures reflect jump in Texas jobless levels By CHRIS MLSNA and FELICIA ARAMENDIA D aily T exan S taff lexas unemployment rose to an all-time high of 9.6 percent in May, up since l l percentage points April, according to statistics from the U S Department of Labor. At a Friday news conference, Gov Mark White said the high number of unemployed Texans was caused by the drop in oil prices and said fault lies with the "failure of the (Reagan) administration to take action to stop the dumping of for­ eign oil into this nation." White said he will announce pro­ in the next several w eeks" g r a m s to aid the unemployed, but declined to specify what form the programs will take He said short-term state unemployment benefits are in place t<> help ease the transition while dis­ placed w o r k e r s -,eek other employ­ ment Approximately 94,000 more Tex­ a n s were looking for work in May than April, a jump from 685,000 to 779,(XX). The increase represents a 14 percent increase from April to May, and a 39 percent increase from May of T985. The regions of Texas hit hardest by unemployment are South Texas, East Texas and the Midland-Odessa area. Bill Grossenbacher, Texas Em­ ployment Commission administra­ tor, showed McAllen had the state's highest un­ employment rate at 17.7 percent said April figures Austin's April unemployment rate was 4.8 percent, up from 3.2 percent last year. April unemploy­ ment rates were 5.2 percent for Dal­ las and 9 percent for Houston. Grossenbacher said he expects no significant decline in unemploy­ ment figures as long as "the oil in­ dustry is in the state it is in ." Stu­ dents searching tor temporary |obs during the summer will also con­ tribute to high unemployment fig­ ures, he said "Based on estimates and fore­ casts, there is no prospect for any dramatic recovery (of the oil and gas industry) in the near fu tu re," said Brian Schaible, director of inform a­ tion services for the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the oil and gas industry. Richard Santos, UT assistant pro­ fessor of economics, said the high unemployment rate has sparked a recent crackdown on illegal aliens. To lower unemploym ent figures, Santos said the state should develop an economic policv concerned with long-term solutions. He said he supported diversification of the state's economic base to prevent changes in the oil industry from derailing the state's econom y. I he 9.6 percent May unem ploy­ ment rate was up from 8.5 percent in April, and 6.9 percent in May 1985. The national unem ploym ent rate for Mav was 7.3 percent, an increase from 7.1 percent in April. B attle over rate system continues By DAVID ELDRIDGE DaHy Texan Staff The battle over Austin electric rates is expected to continue Tuesday when the City Council's Select C om ­ m itte e on Electric Rate" meets for the second time. The committee with representatives from industry consumer g r o u p s and the council, has been formed to help settle a dispute over rates. Austin rates are based on an inverted block" scale, which encourages energy c» nservation bv charging big users more. Ihe state Public Utility Commission has ruled the "\ -tern is unfair, but the city is contesting PUC jurisdic­ tion in the courts Meanw hile the city's big electricity users — IBM, the statu of Texas Bergstrom Air Force Base and some large home owners have become impatient. Bergstrom and the State of Texas have considered : iking their business elsewhere. ! d lik e to see this committee come out and recom- mend th e ,itv obey the PUC order,” IBM v ice-president \ d \danis said A d a m s who was chosen to co-chair thi i/omrruttee with Mayor Frank Cooksey at Wednes- d. . s first meeting, represents high-volume electicitv customers C o unci 1 member Mark Rose assumed the role of peacemaker at the first meeting, urging com prom ise between committee members. He defused an early skirmish over the committee chair position by suggest­ ing Cooksey and Adams share the chairmanship. Merle Moden, chairman of the Electric Utility C om ­ mission, said he doubts the committee will reach any sort of consensus. "A lot of the issues we will be discussing are present­ ly being decided in court," he said. "A n d the consum er activists on this committee are never going to give in ." Adams said he does not understand why consum er groups are opposed to the PUC order. "In its order, the PUC said Austin had overcharged all ratep ayers," Adams said. But Moden said the PUC order might not be the boon for ratepayers that it seems. "Right now it is unclear that everybody's hill would go down if the city fol­ lowed the o rder,” Moden said. He said the city should adjust its rates, but not until a definitive cost-of-service study has been completed. "But the ... demands being presented are simply unacceptable, M oden said. "It's going to be war from the beginning to the e n d .” Computation Center Short Courses Summer 1986 The Computation Center Short Course series begins on Monday, June 9. These non-credit computer training courses are free to UT faculty, staff and students with a current UT ID or fee receipt. A $10 per course-hour fee is charged to non-UT registrants for course materials, equipment and room use Registration is required and will be accepted on a first-to-register basis. Registration forms are available at the Computation Center (COM 5), at the Consulting Offices (WCH 2, 5, 7 & 8) and at the Short Course Office (WCH 9A). The Completed Short Course Registration Form (and payment, if ap p lica b le ) should be returned to the Short Course Office in Will C. Hogg Building, Room 9A for validation. UT faculty, staff and students must present their current IDs. G e n e ra l C o u rs e s 100-1 100-2 111 113 114 115 Introduction to the Computation C en ter (2 hours) Introduction to the Com putation C en ter (2 hours) Introduction to G raphics a t UT (2 hours) Introduction to S tatistical Packages (2 h ou rs) Introduction to D atabase System s (2 hours) Introduction to M icrocomputers (2 hours) 10AM to Noon 1PM to 3PM 1PM to 3PM 3PM to 5PM 10AM to Noon 10AM to Noon Ju n 9 Ju n 10 Ju n 9 Ju n 9 Ju n 12 JunlO C y b e r C o u rs e s 300 303 Introduction to the Cybers (6 hours* Introduction to ED IT (4 hours) D E C - 2 0 C o u rs e s 200 220 223 S C R IBE Applications for G raduates (2 hours) 225 SED Full Screen T ext E d itor (2 hours) Introduction to the D E C -20 (6 hours) Introduction to SC R IB E (6 hours) IBM C o u rs e s 500-1 Introduction for New U sers (2 hours) Introduction for New U sers (2 hours) 500-2 501 Using C P & CMS Com m ands (2 hours) 503-1 X E D IT for New U sers (2 hours) 503-2 X E D IT for New U sers (2 hours) 504-1 Using X E D IT Com m ands (2hours) 504-2 U sing X E D IT Com m ands (2 hours) 505 Controlling the X E D IT environm ent (2 hours) 506 Saving Space & Money on the 3081 (2 hours) 507 Batch Processing (2 hours) 510 Using Tapes (2 hours) 513 SAS* Basics (8 hours) Introduction to SC R IFT/V S (6 hours) 514 SAS/GRAPH (4 hours) 520 521 SC R IPTT /S for G raduates (6 hours) 522 Advanced SCRIPT/V S (4 hours) 525 S F ^ S -X * Basics (8 hours) Introduction to NOMAD 2 (4 hours) 530 540 Compiling Programs (2 Hours) Advanced Graphics Lab Course 400 Tour of the Advanced Graphics Lab 11 hour) UNIX* Courses 600 601 Introduction to UNIX (6 hours) Intro to vi (UNIX/VMS Text Editor) (4 hours) VAX/VMS Courses 700 702 Introduction to VAX/VMS (4 hours) Intro to Digital Control Language (DCL) (2 hours) Intro to Comp Center Microcomputer Lab (1 hour) Microcomputer Courses 800 802 Kermit (2 hours) 810 MacKermit (Kermit for the Macintosh) (2 hours) 815 Introduction to PC-DOS (4 hours) 1PM to 3PM 10AM to Noon Ju n 1 6 ,1 8 , 20 Ju n 25, 27 3PM to 5PM 1PM to 3PM 1PM to 3PM lOAm to Noon Ju n 16, 18, 20 Ju n 23, 25, 27 Ju l 3 Ju n 30 3PM to 5PM 10AM to Noon 1PM to 3PM 10AM to Noon 3PM to 5PM 3PM to 5PM 10AM to Noon 3PM to 5PM 3PM to 5PM 1PM to 3PM 10AM to Noon 1PM to 3PM 10AM to Noon 3PM to 5PM 3PM to 5PM 3PM to 5PM 1PM to 3PM Ju n 10 Ju n 11 Ju n 12 Ju n 13 Ju n 19 Ju n 17 Ju n 23 Ju n 24 Ju n 30 Ju l 1 Ju l 2 Jun 17,19, 24, 26 J u l 7 , 9 Ju n 23, 2 5 ,2 7 Ju l 1, 2, 3 Ju l 7 , 9 Jun 30, Ju l 2, 7 ,9 10AM to Noon 10AM to Noon Jul 1 ,3 Jul 8 4PM to 5 PM Jun 10 10AM to Noon 10AM to Noon Jun 1 6 ,1 8 ,2 0 Jun 2 4 ,2 6 3PM to 5PM 3PM to 5PM Jun 1 1 ,1 3 Jun 26 8 AM to 9 AM 10AM to Noon 3PM to 5PM 1PM to 3PM Jun 10 Jun 17 Jun 12 Jun 11, 13 All courses meet in Computation Center COM 8, except for 400 which meets in ENS 529 and 800 which meets in TAY 103. •SAS u • registered trademark fb SAS Institute, Inc *SPS8-X is a trademark of SPSS, Inc. *UNIX »« ■ trademark of ATAT B*ll il _ M Jim Siqm or Dai ly Texan Staff _ _ C a r o le Rytancfer g r e e t s G e o r g e B u s h at R o b e r t M u eller Airport Bush said the H ou se lea d e rsh ip vision of the future that P resid ent Bush I stand tor hves bv fht rule o a very bad old rule Reagan and it it still m o ve s regulate it it it stops mo\ mg subsidize it it it m o ve s tax it Bush said said B u s h s sw in g th r o u g h Austin followed his H ou ston a n n o u n ce - ! he ra ce here in the UHh C on- m e n t c ressjonal District vorni-s dow n to issues this year som e verv simpU th a t P r e s i d e n t R e a g a n signed a secret n a t i o n a l so» uritv directive tw o m o n th s ag o that de- a candidate w h o stand s with tines d rug trafficking as a national 1 h» d i r e c t i v e al- Sp e ak er ot the H o u m o n one sid* and on th< other o n e lows t o r increased use o t mi l i t a r y stands tor the principles and force to stop d ru ^ trafficking 1 ip O \ e ill security t h r e a t w h o TEXAS U N IO N M eal Deals Summer Session 1986 Lunch—Five Days A Week Call 471-3241 for more information. 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For m ore inform ation, call 471- 5651 ext. 334 special report Page 8/The Daily Texan/Monday, June 9, 1986 Aquino: Her first 100 days After successfully removing Marcos from power, widow of opposition leader must rebuild nation Party leaders jailed u n d e r Marcos. A nd som e also have accused A qui­ no C abinet m em bers of C om m unist leanings. M any m ilitary officers also are re­ sisting official investig atio n s of to r­ ture, killings an d c o rru p tio n w ithin the militarv' d u rin g the M arcos era. M ilitary sources sav officers are o p p o sed to th e p re sid e n t's calls for a cease-fire in the long fight against an estim ated 16,000 C o m m u n ist rebels. Little has changed in the Philip­ pine guerrilla w ar, d esp ite the arriv­ al of a revolutionary g o v ern m en t in M anila. The average daily d eath toll is d o w n from 15 d u rin g M arcos' last year to 12, but few hard-core rebels have h eed ed A q u in o 's appeal to lay do w n their a r m s Life in rural areas w h ere m illions ot landless p easan ts toil on the fer­ tile p lan tatio n s ot rich, has changed little tor g enerations. the A quino says her top priority will be to erase the inequities born e by tar, the Philippine p easan try . So how ever, s h e h a s an n o u n c e d no m ajor an ti-poverty program s. has rem ained The peso, w hich has lose halt its value since the 1983 A quino assassi­ nation, relatively steady since February. The inflation rate, w hich to p p e d n() p ercen t in 1984, has leveled oft at 4 p ercent, and som e prices hav e gone d o w n s l i g h t l v . As she g rap p les w ith problem s inherited from M arcos, A quino m ust also w ork in the shadow of the ex-president, w ho is trying to sh ap e Philippine ev en ts from his d istan t 1 law aiian exile. is h i s M arcos, w ho --till co n te n d s the presidency h a s used t r a n s ­ oceanic telep h o n e calls to a d d ress s u p p o r t e r s at a M anila rally . co n ­ duct a new s conference w ith re p o rt­ ers g ath ered at a hotel here and advise soldiers via a Philippine ra- dlo program to disobey o r d e r s ot By DAVID BRISCOE Associated Press MANILA, P hilip p in es — She has tu rn ed P hilippine politics u p sid e dow n, b u t C orazon A quino has only begun to take on th e challenge of rebuilding a n ation cru sh ed by problem s of p overty, insurgency and injustice. The 53-year-old w idow , w h o has just com pleted h er first 100 days as president of th e Philippines, still e n ­ joys w ide p o p u larity am o n g Filipi­ nos, m illions of w h o m feel they were part of th e "p e o p le po w er" revolution th at o u ste d P resident Ferdinand M arcos an d p u t h er in charge. She also has gained broad in ter­ national su p p o rt. T he U.S. g o v ern ­ m ent, for exam ple, h as vow ed to help raise $2 billion in international aid and loans — a p led g e m ade after w hat m any Filipinos perceived as initial U.S. coolness to w ard A quino, wife of assassin ated oppositio n leader Benigno A quino. W hen he fled his p resid en tial pal­ ace Feb. 25 a n d w as flow n o u t of the country on a U .S. Air Force jet, M arcos left b e h in d a d ivided an d discredited m ilitarv, a g row ing com ­ m u n ist in su rg en cv , a co rru p t an d u n d e rp a id bu reau cracy , a p o p u la ­ tion in w hich at least 70 percen t are classified as living in p overty, a 15- to-20-percent u n e m p lo y m e n t rate, g o v ern m en t coffers th a t w ere al­ m ost em pty, an d a $26 billion in ter­ national d eb t on w hich p ay m en ts had not been m ad e for tw o ^ears. For m illions of Filipinos, d esp ite their em otional in v o lv em en t in the upheaval, ch an g in g the g o v ern m en t has not ch an g ed th eir lives. Beggars still crow’d M anila street corners. Squatters sw arm o v er vacant land. Landless p e a sa n ts scratch out a bare living in th e rice p ad d ies. A nd A quino h as indicated th at she m ight give u p the p residential office. In an interview w ith the Sun- es H w s 24th & Son Antonio Open Every Night Until 1:30 O p e n 11:00am M o n-Sat O p e n Sun 3:00pm H a p p y H o u r M o n -F ri 5-7 Ferdinand Marcos d a y Inquirer M agazine, A quino w as q u o ted Sunday as saying th at she w ould not ru n for p resid en t if the c o n stitu tio n -w ritin g co m m issio n sh e ap p o in ted calls for new elec­ tions. But even if A quino leaves the presidency, the Philippine political land scap e m ay have changed forev­ er. T h e 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 -stro n g m ilita ry , w hich played a crucial role in the relatively bloodless February’ revo­ lution, has becom e m ore vocal, m ore o p en ly political and m ore p o p u la r than it ever w as u n d e r M ar­ cos. A lthough thev generally su p p o rt A quino, som e reform ist arm v offi­ cers say, too, that the revolution is not o ver — raising the possibility ot a m ilitarv coup if the new regim e fails to m eet expectations. The m ilitary g rum bled w h en top C o m m u n ist A quino released IMMIGRATION Labor C ertifications P erm an en t R esid en t or T em porary E m p loym ent V isas PAUL PARSONS p.c. Attorney at Law BOARD CERTIFIED IMMIGRATION 4 NATIONALITY LAW TEXAS BOARD OF LEGAL SPECIALIZATION 704 Rio Grande 4 7 7 7S87 Aquino attracted enthusiastic crowds during her presidential campaign. She lost the election but won the government. Associated Press Philippine Facts 55.5 million (1984) Population 115,831 sq. mites Aroa Filipino, English L iw flu > flti Peso (52 U.S. cents) Currency $39.2 billion (1982) QNP $772(1982) Par capita income 88 percent Literacy Life expectancy 63 (male), 66.5 (female) Catholic, Protestant, Moslem Religions Source 1986 World Almanac the M eanw hile illegal" g o v ern m en t th eless becom e her n a t i o n ’s dom i p e rh a p s A qu in o 's n ant figure e\ olving rapidlv from a m o s t controversial a it ha-- Ix v n her h ard -cam p aig n in g b ut politically in decision not to hold elections tor a experienced widow trying u finish thi m ission of h er assassin ated hus 48-seat com m ission into a no nonsense* p resid en t Philippine con stitu tio n but to ap- band w ho i u t s oft interv iew ers w ith a point the m em bers instead sm ile a n d cuts th ro u g h military and But the new p resid en t h a s n o n e rew ritin g th e diplom atic protocol w ith a w ave \quiru> iv.iJiU concedes she ha- thi- to g r i p s with not vet com e to u g h est problem s but Lountrv s -ht it is not asking for tot .-.cid- m uch that we bt given m ore tim e to p r.'d m t son e ot th e results th< peo p!< h a \e w aited tor IM M IG R A T IO N THOMAS ESPARZA & ASSOC. 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U n lik e fan s u p p o rt o r w o rd s on a p a g e , th e ir c h a m p io n s h ip can n e v e r be tak en a w a y . th e ir T h e lon e fan w a s U T stru ctu ra l e n g in e e rin g g r a d u a te s tu d e n t C h n s B o yce, b o y frie n d o f m id d le -d is ta n c e ru n n e r Ju lie Jo h n s o n . B o v ce , w h o w a ite d in o re th a n 2 0 m in u te s for th e to a rriv e , w a iv e d an L o n g h o rn s o ra n g e p o s te r w h ich re a d , " N C A A C h a m p s . W a v to g o ." all That said it all an d m a y b e m o re th re e m a jo r w o m e n 's sin ce sp o rts te a m s th is s p n n g h a v e w on n ation al c h a m p io n s h ip s . T h e s w im ­ m in g an d d iv in g te a m a n d b a sk e t­ ball team b ask ed in th e g lo ry of N o . 1 in M arch " I t feels s e c o n d -y e a r g r e a t ,” C o a ch T errv C ra w fo rd said S u n d a v ' W i n n i n g a n a t i o n a l c h a m p i o n s h i p at T e x a s w a s o n e o f m v g o a l s w h e n I I d i d n 't h a v e a s t r o n g c a m e h e r e ... while trio leads men to third By HOWARD DECKER Daily Texan Staff Ja m e s L o tt, Eric M e tc a lf an d D ag W e n n lu n d all w o n in d iv id u ­ al o u td o o r n atio n a l c h a m p io n ­ sh ip s a t th e N C A A T ra ck a n d Field C h a m p io n s h ip s in In d ia n ­ a p o lis o v e r th e w e e k e n d , b u t th e m e n 's tra c k te a m fin ish ed th ird . T h e fin is h , in th ir d -p la c e first C o a c h S ta n H u n ts m a n 's y e a r at T e x a s , w a s th e b e st s h o w ­ in g sin ce 1 9 4 8 . T h is w a s a ls o th e first te a m in L o n g h o rn tra c k h is­ to ry th a t w o n th re e in d iv id u al c h a m p io n s h ip s in o n e y e a r. L o tt, w h o w on th e 1 9 8 5 in d o o r h igh ju m p title, to o k th e o u td o o r le a p o f 7-3VU c ro w n w ith a M e tca lf b e ca m e T e x a s ' first lo n g ju m p c h a m p io n sin ce Jo h n R ob ­ e rts o n in 1 9 4 6 w ith his s c h o o i- re co rd ju m p o f 2 7 fe e t 6 in ch e s. javelin W e n n lu n d b e c a m e c h a m p io n w ith h is th ro w o f 2 5 8 - 9. th e T exas h a d a 3 6 -3 2 lead o v e r W a s h in g to n S ta te a fte r F rid a y 's ro u n d , but First c h a m p io n s h ip fell to th ird S a tu rd a y a n d fin­ ish ed w ith a to ta l o f 4 7 p o in ts. S M U , d e s p ite h a v in g fre sh m a n R oy M artin fail to q ualify in th e 100 m e te r s , w o n th e m e e t w ith 53 p o in ts. W a s h in g to n S ta te w a s se co n d w ith 5 2 . " W e c o m p e te d w ell, b u t 1 th o u g h t w e th in k e v e r y b o d y th e m e e t ," sh o u ld h a v e w o n M etcalf said . " T h is y e a r w a s a b uild in g y e a i. W ith th e b uild in g w e did th is y e a r , w e h o p e to be ab le to w in it s o o n ." fe e lin g th a t it w o u l d b e s o s o o n . T h e y h a d a g r e a t m e e t a n d redil v d e s e r v e d to w i n . " a n d n e e d e d T e x a s h a d to s w e a t it o u t un til S a t u r d a y n a t io n a l- c h a m p i o n s h i p p e r f o r m a n c e s bv J u ­ liet C u t h b e r t a n d T e r n T u r n e r , the t e a m 's o n l v t w o s e n io r s , to w in it. A f t e r F r i d a y 's first ro u n d o f c h a m p i ­ o n s h i p t h e L o n g h o r n s trailed T exa s S o u t h e r n 34-30. e v e n t s , C u t h b e r t , w h o s u c c e s s f u ll y d e ­ f e n d e d h e r 1985 2 0 0 - m e t e r title in 22.71 F r id a y , b e g a n t h e L o n g h o r n s c h a m p i o n s h i p d a y b v w i n n i n g th e 1 0 0 - m e t e r s , a race s h e e x p e c t e d to fin ish " i n t h e to p t h r e e . " I n s t e a d , C u t h b e r t ran a w a y w ith title o f th e h e r s e c o n d in d iv id u a l m e e t , f i n i s h i n g in 11 .27. " E v e n n o w , I still c a n 't b e li e v e it. C u t h b e r t said . "1 c a n 't b e li e v e 1 1 w a s ju s t a w o n t h e 100 m e t e r s I w a s ju st s h o c k to m e th a t 1 w o n t ry in g to f in is h t h r e e t o p t h e in W h e n Í f i n i s h e d , I d i d n 't e v e n knov% 1 w o n until t h e y ca lle d m e a n d told me. f lo a t in g o n C l o u d 11 " I ' m still right n o w . ” T u r n e r , w h o set re c o rd o f 4 4 -934 t h e A m e r i c a n in triple |ump T h u r s d a y ' s q u a l i f y i n g , e q u a l e d that d i s t a n c e in all t h r e e o f h e r j u m p s S a t u r d a y a n d e a sily w o n t h e t n p l e j u m p c r o w n . " I t f e e ls g o o d , " T u r n e r s a id . "I ca n sav tha t I reallv w a n t e d to w in b e c a u s e it's mv last v e a r I w a s r e a l ­ lv s u r p r is e d in t h e fin als t h a t I w e n t 44-9 in all t h r e e ju m p s . J u s t k n o w ­ ing tha t I w a s that c o n s i s t e n t , I w a s real p l e a s e d . " S c h w e i t z e r ' s T h e L o n g h o r n s c l o s e d o u t t h e d a y with A n n e f o u r t h - p lace finish in t h e 5 , 0 0 0 m e t e r s a n d to o k a 1 3 -p o in J a d v a n t a g e w ith o n l v t h e 1 , 6 0 0 relay to go. " A f t e r T erri w o n t h e trip le j u m p , w e d i d n 't h a v e to ru n t h e m i l e r e ­ l a y , ” C u t h b e r t said . T e x a s f i n i s h e d fo u r th in t h e re la y , a n d b\ S a t u r d a y ' s e n d , t h e L o n g ­ h o r n s w e r e all a l o n e w i t h 6 5 p o in ts t h e c h a m p i o n s h i p . A la b a m a , a n d w h i c h e d g e d T e x a s fo r t h e 1 9 8 5 in ­ d o o r title, f i n i s h e d s e c o n d w i t h 5 5 p o i n t s a n d T e x a s S o u t h e r n w o u n d See Track, page 16 Chris Boyce greets the returning national champion Lady Longhorns. Jim Sigmon. Dai^y Texan Staff Celtics overwhelm Rockets for NBA crown Associated Press B O S T O N I arr\ Bird a n d K e v in M c H a l e s u p p l i e d the- s c a r i n g p u m 1 as the B o s t o n C eltivs to o k the tight th e H o u s t o n Rocket's a n d out of w o n t h e i r > t h N B A title S u n d a v Bird v o t e d M o s t V a l u a b l e R a v e r m th e c h a m p i o n s h i p s e r ie s a n d th e r e g u la r s e a s o n a n d M c H a l e s c o r e d 2^ p o i n t s e a c h m o s t o f t h e m in the d e c i s i v e t h e C e l t i c c li n c h e d the s e n e s ; 2 w ith a 114 ^7 \ k t o n first halt a - I h e C e ltics b e c a m e t h e w i n m n g - < ' t \ H \ t e a m in o n e s e a s o n w ith their s 2 n d v -v to r v o v e r a i. a n d the r 4 U t c o n s e c u t i v e at horru Thev did it w ith a t i n t halt b l it / that left n o d o u b t thev h a d n ' t anv ill e ff e c t s f r o m a s t u n n i n g d e f e a t o n 1 hat g a m e saw H o u s t o n Ih u r s d a v w in easily a fte r R a lp h S a m p s o n w a s e je c t e d a f te r s t a rt in g a brave i The 7 - to o t- 4 S a m p s o n , his e v e n mov e boocM bv th e capacity B o s t o n C a r d e n c r o w d of 14 8 ^ m a d e o n e o f e ig h t field go a l a t t e m p t s a n d s c o r e d t w o p o in t s in t h e t i n t halt as ; s C lead s a m p - the C e l t i c s t o o k a s o n f in is h e d w ith |Ust e i g h t p o i n t s as \ k e e m O l a i u w o n led t h e R o c k e t s w ith 19 p o i n t s a n d R o d n e y M cC rav h a d 16 1 t h in k t h e f a n s h ad a lot to do B ird said ot S a m p s o n s w ith that d is m a l shove m g S a m p s o n n e r v e d bv >aid h e w a s n ' t u n ­ th e c r o w d a n d did not PARTTIME ADVERTISING SALES M mimum of ten hours weekly in sales activity in b e h a lf of U T M O ST magazine. 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" I t ' s g o t to hit h o m e W e m a d e it a s p e cial p o i n t o f b o x i n g o u t u n d e r t h e b o a r d s , g e t t i n g b a c k on d e f e n s e a n d o f p a v i n g a t t e n t i o n to A k e e m O l a i u w o n H o u s t o n t u r n e d t h e ball o v e r s e v ­ en t im e s in t h e first six m i n u t e s o f le a d i n g to f o u r B o s t o n th e c a m e b a s k e t s th a t g a v e t h e C e ltic s a 2 2 -1 0 lead. The R o c k e t s d i d n 't fold h o w e v e r , s c o r i n g 11 c o n s e c u t i v e p o i n t s to trail onlv 2 2-21 . 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BASEBALL The Houston Astros remain in first Astros unlike their oasketDan counter­ parts. won Sunday Houston parlayed a strong pitching performance by Mike Scott and an outstanding day at the plate by B y Hatcher into a 3-2 victory Hatcher went four for five with a home run whue Scott scattered five hits over 82^ innings Meanwhsie m San Francisco the sec- ond-p ace Sa'' Franc sco Giants split a doubieheader with the Cincinnati Reds games behind ’ he front-run­ to fa ning Astros For complete details on an the Maio' L eagu e action see Page 16 ' Everyone plays around in summer anyway. Rec Center summer bowling leagues: 5:30 - Monday Niaht Doubles: The summer version of the Mixed Affairs league. (2 per team.) 7:30 - Fun Bunch Bowlers: Bowl during happy hour - start your week right! (4 per team.) Monday Tuesday 7:00 -- Tuesday Night Fun Club: This league has a tradition of partying! (5 per team.) 9:00 -- Late Niaht Doubles: Pair up and bowl. This is a faster paced league. (2 per team.) Noon — Knock Down Doubles: Bowl two games over lunch. (2 per team.) 2:00 - Mid-dav Trio: Pay for two games, but bowl three in the afternoon. (3 per team.) 6:00 - No Lily League: Find out why "mixed" leagues get all the hype. (4 per team.) 8:30 - First Session Mixed League: Bowl, then take the rest of summer off. (4 per team.) Wednesday Thursday Noon - Thursday Twosomes: Two games, two bowlers for faculty/staff. (2 per team.) 5:00 -- Rapid Bowl Doubles: Come in, bowl and WHOOSH! you’re gone. (2 per team.) 7:00 -- Wall Street Bowlers: Discuss busi­ ness and sip happy hour beer. (3 per team.) Noon -- Friday Nooners: Start the weekend on Friday's lunch hour. (2 per team.) 5:30 - TGIF: Doubles league. Happy Hour. Weekend. Nuff said. (2 per team.) Friday Sunday 6:00 - Weekend Enders: Here is the "big" summer league. Sign up quick! (4 per team.) All of these leagues are handicapped. In other words, regardless of how well your opponents bowl, you’ve got just as good a chance of winning as they do. This also means that bowling leagues are great for beginners.They're a great deal, too. Almost all of the regular leagues are $3.50 per week and all noon leagues are $2.50. (Look for specials in the Summer '86 Rec Center Coupon Book.) Our leagues begin in the first two weeks of June so sign up now! VISA Mi FR EE I HR PARKING WITH '3 PERCHASE b o o k d m second level downstairs In tho Taxaa Union 471*1944 arts & entertainment Page 10/The Daily Texan/Monday, June 9, 1986 Let’s Active defies pop stereotype | i ’’ V*»»" J By GREG SMITH Daily Texan Staff North Carolina's Let's Active brought summer to Austin Saturday three night. Mitch Easter and cohorts brought the lean, live ver­ sion of their new album Big Plans for Everybody to Steamboat, and even girls in their sleek sleeveless to black romp around the swimming hole in cut-offs and a Led Zeppelin T-shirt. turtlenecks were ready Last Chance Town opened the set. While the vinyl version brings Aerosm ith's A d a m 's A p p le to mind, live it offered more groove than grind in a T. Rex fashion. In Austin, where bands are inclined to turn a frivolous Bolan ditty into a radio-rockin' anthem, Let's Active's lack of pretension endeared it to the crowd. In Betw een from afoot fur­ ther delighted longtime fans, but the night did not truly start until the third song. Then, road bum seem ed to wash from the band members' faces, and the audience's smiles spread to the band members. Easter finished fid­ dling with the settings on his effects box and turned to his amp. A dis­ torted chord signaled the beginning of Writing the Book o f Last Pages. Lavishly embellished on vinyl, the live version of Book was propelled by a bare-bones drum beat, Byrds- like guitar work, and spare piano accents. Book is a proper Southern pop song, evocative but not specific, much like Love Tractor's W heel o f Pleasure, the dB's Love is for Lov­ ers, or R .E .M .'s G ardening at Night. It is to Let's Active's credit that it can preserve Book's dreami­ ness live, without studio tricks. rocking Though at times Let's Active epit­ omizes the "Southern pop" genre, the band refuses to be pigeonholed into any one musical style. One minute Easter was the house, at the next serenading the rafters. If one song was evocative, he had three that were straightfor­ ward and unequivocal. In Talking to M yself he asked, "H o w could you know how I felt? I wasn't shy was talking to myself " In Little Ways found him promising, "I will not slip away in little w ays," and in Fell he stated,"I am, I am the one for you/I know you better than you do/ You fell from a cloud and I loved y o u ." And though Let's Active can Pop genius Mitch Easter not only masterminded Let’s Active, but produced R.E.M.'s first three records. jangle with the best of them, such simple heartfelt lyrics were never in danger of being obscured. On this tour, Easter is accompa­ nied by Angie Carlson on kev- boards and a solid (but anonymous) rhythm section. Last year's Shinv Guitars tour, included guitarist Tim Lee, who helped evoke the lush at­ mosphere of 1985's Cypress album by adding another layer of detailed guitar parts originally written and overdubbed by Mitch Easter. Satur­ day night, Angie and Mitch played together as a conventional rhythm and lead guitar team, though Easter did occasionally plav alone. The quartet's presence was as rich as on last year's tour, despite the simpli­ fied versions of the songs. The opening to Reflecting Pool featured Carlson on a black Ricken- backer and Easter on a large acous­ tic Flying Vee, a combination so lovely one can only wonder when the Let's Active folk album will strums come out W hispered N ew s flowed and with Lennonesque triple-note accents a la loe Perrv. but took flight with a booming solo its own Mitch Easter's songs all tend to consist of mans distinct parts, and watching these disparate components combine into a cohe sive whole is an important part of anv L e t s Active show Though these parts are repeated they never become repetitious and Whether writing or producing his s o n g s , Easter avoids b o t h tiresome s im p licity u n c o m f o r t a b le adornment. 1 ike Jimmy Page hr overdubs l a si shl s unlike Page he never loses s i ght of t he song in its live form. Easter's playing abihtv is on par with Husker Du s Bob the Meat Puppets Curt Mould, Kirkwood and t he Butthole Surters Paul Leary Wafers Part from C y p r e s s w a s supposed last song. Four n o t e s into the song the the night's to be crowd began to swav a little, d am e a lot and sang loudly but inwardlv “Waters part when our eyes see to­ gether The song and set w ere over after 10 numbers but the band was coerced to do an encore even though it w as 2 o «. Kk k Waters Part was the onh sVing from C \ p re s- that 1 et s \ctive per­ formed 1 he song seemed effortless tor the band to plav as it was for the audience to sing and dance along W a t e r s Part epitomizes the liberat­ ing power ol a great pop song Boston rockers Dumptru-A culled their opening set trom the I > 0 1 1 Dix on-produced Positiveh Dum ptruck and a previous release D is tor D um ptruck Their jangling sound is definite!) imported from the South but drummer Shawn Dev lin keeps a Modern 1 overs-tvpe beat I wo gui t a r s allowed tor some mterplav not unlike that of Peter Holsapple and Chris Stamev of th« dB s IT'S TMf* M efA o i / C i e l Cartoon by Andy BiacKwood Ancient fable sings By MAKI FIFE Daily Texan Staff Babes m the Wi.\>d^ is a adapta tion of Hansel and G retel with ^cv eral lohn- interesting twists Ken soris musical comedv begins with the cast as a troupe ot traveling players whose dramatu interpreta tion tor the week is of course Han sel and (, retel the children Frank IVlvv is a delightful depur ture trom the father in the tradition In al Hansel and (>retel .w H a n s stead of dismissing Hans us pushover father giving overbearing wife him to question abandon smooth voict drives horm Hat despair in ballads such us Wh.o - Becom e of the ( hildren ' Olga the stepmother in to an lohnson allows ti the decision I V l v v s is men st*| f i s h than evil a n d onlv wants h e r t o seek gainful emplov h u s b a n d ment so s h e can have more to eat t h e plum p l u d v screeching woman to t h e h i l t m a humorous number called /he Menu Scott plays It s f u n tt< be fat where she ex­ p l a i n s the |ov s ot *;luttonv Olga however does show some s en sitiw tv m I t In d id W t Marr\ s .¡ndv Leibick and Leslie Vandi- vier have equal n>oni to plav up r o l e s as Hansel and Gretel their I nfortimateiv they only have op portunities to sv ream and fits in ter ror or sit m despair with woeful ev es Hansel and Orete! s numbers art the onlv points where Johnson s Ivrns get a little preachv tit The definite highlights the I V l v v s \ trcil rhe Vulture s h o w ar« and Scott s Wickedest \N itch lohn son i It v erlv uses a huge 1 1:1 ture \ til turo ft wan Hunse and Gretel about *ht Wickedest Witch s l 0 tt is a h i l a r i o u s caruaturt ot a vamp as sht wiggles her h i p s to I m the It ickedest IV ;fi /? 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As the fat kid and the karate stud keep picking on him, Jason becomes overw rought and d ro p s in on Bruce again He tells him he ]ust doesn t know vs hat to do, but he realizes he must make some kind of stand Remember, he's telling all this to a tombstone. Needless to sa\ Bruce comes back to life (sort of) to teach Jason the finer p o in ts of karate so he can jason is frustrat­ ed that he w o n't be able to digest all that Lee has to teach him, until he puts on the M agic Headband The make his stand Magic Headband makes him look like Rob Lo w e and then his troubles aro o\ er. In between, there are montages to maki this movie seem even longer than its actual 90 minutes There's the teen-agers-in-love montage, and the training montage, and even a UT recitals offer cultural bargain Rock\ montage, w ith Jason running around the park to the tune of a Surei\or-esque song called Stand ()n ) our Ow n W h en films start rip­ ping «iff movies that ripped off oth­ ers to begin with, it can only get worse. I his movie lacks any im agination whatsoever is absolutely There nothing original about it The acting is poor, the script is poor, the direc­ tion is worse than poor — the cameras roll even before the actors have gotten their cue. is poor, and the editing This film is one of the worst re­ It could have le ases of the year. worked as a sptxif — instead, it tak es itself tar too seriously. Too the bad project had aimed a little higher, thev would have gotten som ething more than Bruce Lee Meets the Aft­ erschool Special involved w ith those It \o Retreat No S urren der, still showing at the Arbor, 10000 R e ­ search B lv d .; L a k eh ills, 2426 Ben W h ite B lvd .; Southside D rive - In , 710 E. Ben W h ite B lv d .; A q u a riu s IV , 1500 S. Pleasant V a lle y Road; and Capital Plaza, Interstate 35 at Cameron Road. ing yourself. It's about all this and more, and it really stinks. Father used to ow n a karate school in Los Angeles, but he was forced to give it up w hen the N a ­ tional Karate Mafia (of w hich Ivan the Russian is a member) moved in and broke his leg. Jason keeps practicing karate after the move, however, and h is o b s e s ­ sion w’ith Bruce Lee also continues unabated. W hen his friend R.j tells him Lee is buried in Seattle, Jason goes to visit his grave. His relation­ ship w ith Lee becomes a focal point of the movie, when, as the new kid on the block, jason is mercilessly tormented bv a few of the |unior- high retards in town W h o ever wrote this m ovie had a rotten adolescence he's still bitter about The stereotypes abound there's a handsome and popular karate stud w h o ’s rotten because he's handsome and popular a fat and ugh kid w ho's rotten because he's fat and ugh etc The paper- thin characterizations are insulting illustrations by Marv Greene music Recital performers include under­ graduates who might not have per­ formed manv times previously masters and doctoral candidates like (, oitman faculty members who of course are ot professional ability and The selections m the individual performances vary from modern vo- cal arrangements to baroque sona­ tas and each performer plav - a col­ lection ot pieces illustrating the breadth ot their s k i l l s Coltm an plaved M end elsso hns Piani' Ini' in D Minor Op 4 and Rachmaninoff s Piano Concerto m ( minor Op IS W ednesday m a tru­ ly im pressive performance She has performed the Rachm aninoff piece several times since 1978 in competí- M A U S T I N 6 aT e n t e T ) S Í 1 T h o m p s o n o t r 1 M A I SO o f H O N T O P O C IS I t ) Phone 3 8 5 -5 3 28 A o t k i O P E N 2 4 H O U R S A N G E L S R E V E N G E ( X I 1 / 2 P ftlC W S R C C IA L S t I It U C S D A Y S A M ) S U N D A Y S I ADULT VIDEO SALES & RENTALS I LOWEST PRICES-MAGAZINES 1 VIDEO PEEPS IN A 6 CHANNEL p M f u i m A n n i Wf B A R G A I N P R IC e H I ' J 00 . I T o p G a n na 12:30 2:45 5:13 7:30 9:45 P o lt e r g e is t n 12:45 3:00 5:30 7;4 S 10:00 P o lt e r g e is t 11 12:45 3:00 5 :3 0 7:45 10:00 B y L O R R A IN E C A D E M A R T O R I Daily Texan Staff Seeing this movie a second time is probably about choice No. 27 of the things I d like to do again. It comes somewhere between banging my shins on a coffeetable and sw allo w ­ ing battery acid the The ad posters for .Y<> Retreat ¿Vo Surrender show the faces of two young karate practitioners The first (on left, of course,) has a malevolent gleam in his eye and a Russian flag behind him. The nght hall shows a handsome boy with long, sensitive eyelashes and a look of spunkv determination on his face, with the Stars and Stripes in the background Ih e poster is split dow n the cen­ ter by a peace sign, and in the very background,the tw-o adversaries are engaged full-contact battle, with the Russian guv crossing the Line of Peace. in a Excuse me, 1 don't quite get that symbolism Could you club me over the head with it one more time? Don t w orry, there's more where that came from No Retreat No Sur­ render is a rea IK really bad tilm It’s about taking a stand It s about find­ By P .J. SHUEY Daily Texan Staff W hile thousands of people in Austin listen to classical music on K l I and others pav to hear it on K M F A probabh the best deal in classical music in the area is the University s music department re­ citals These re n ta ls aren't tht unrefined exercises of third or fourth-graders M usk department students work- ing toward performance degrees must plav recitals before receiving their degrees Manv of the muMc department s pit sentations are of professional quahtv but attendance at reatáis is sparse even though tht p e r fo rm a n c e s are tree and open to the public Considering tht quahtv if the performances the lack ot ad and Austin s "up- mission the posrd taste tor classical music low attendance seems surprising fees Heather Coltm an a doctoral can­ didate recentlv previewed a per­ formance she will give next week at invitational piano an international competition in bait last* (. itv and all ot two dozen people w ere then to hear it Most of them wen* her friends and family C oltm an w ho has p e r fo rm e d re citah since grade schtx>l said the low attendance naturally h as effects on the recital but vou make it as professional as possible W h ile C oltman s W ednesday per to rm aive was not typical of those tor credit she said that recitals per­ formed for degree* credit are select­ ed bv the student and her teacher and the decision is based on length vanetv and tht contrasting penods ot the pieces She gave her first doctoral per­ last October plaving a formance Beethoven sonata she had not pre- v loush performed eg G E N E R A L CINEMA AU SHOWS BEFORE 6 PM $ 2 7 5 II BARGAIN MAXIMES EVERYDAY B B 1 C O M A , >STE7 LIBERTY C A P IT A L P L A 1 A I W o>< AMIftON HO «S3 *646 N0RCT1EAT NO SLIIBíD Q m POLTERGEIST Hind RA W D E A L * i is-ajo-xam ».i» i»i mmmmm Wm I ■■ -■ Sím8ÍIÉííIS6íéííSí* É Í m/% n*UTi SNOWS tNATNKS J V EVERYDAY $ 2 * ° A M E R I C A N A itoc HAMCOC » TOP RUN h i r N O R T H C R O S S 6 « s « s « SPACE CAMP EG) ON1WKNMI lASTKSOVT yfc WISE GUYS* SHORT CIRCUIT ted MY UTTU PONY as (1SiM>ti4£-St1S«SUA) JO JO DANCER* M M d l ■ ™ INVADERS FROM MARS |||I1 >» M Eaf U M M A-IA.U A Q U A R I U S 4 TOPOUNfs (ItiO 14» e.sa RAW DEAL IB (li—-XIA-AilAwWM T*4-9,3S POLTERGEIST Nm.11 1 (IiU AM BO MIMAT NO SUMINOCI d.sp-RSHiaaattj» m h a m S O U T H W O O D 2 tions and other recitals, and sh e will perform the piece again Oct. 5 as a g uest artist w ith the full U T Sy m­ phony Orchestra Coltman was ac­ companied during the W ednesday recital by her mother, Felicity C olt­ man on piano Stephen Cates on cello and Carole H a r r is on v iolin M o s t m usk department recitals arc- held in lessen A uditorium in the i MJ Music Building on the south Mall Ih e hall is acoustically excel­ lent and quite comfortable for the audience This month s performances w ill me lude fac ultv master s degree and docti ral recitals Faculty members Kar Kraber Peter kairoft and P h il­ ip Gotthng plaving flute harp and bassvKjn respectively w ill perform sonatas from the Italian Baroque in Jessen Xuditorium Wednesday at s I his w ill be the only chamber p m musu concert of the summer Lance Hargis a graduate student will perform vocal selections from Durante Scarlatti Schum ann, and lessen \uditorium John X iit- Ihu rsdav at s p m and Carol Kreuscher a doctoral student will perform vocal selections in jessen juric- 16 at 8 p m in Nine other performances w hich will include vocal cello piano and trombone recitals w ill be held later ths- month with several more per­ includ­ f o r m a n c e s planned tor July ing a ia/z Orchestra presentation Ju h 1 Since the departm ent h o ld s no .arge orchestral or choral presenta­ t i o n s during th e summer these w ill be the only musicai presentations on campus 1930 E RIVERSIDE 4 415689 ~c s O n O M d R lc \ K U Q n e y p i t TOM -A N X S Sh E LL E ’ LONG 12:30-3:15-4:10-9:00 12HL5-2r45-4.45-7r0G-4:15 C la s s ic a l R o m a n c e I?iX> S Cong'*** • Op*r> ' > • m • 4*2 5 ?i9 P L U S I A m A lw a y s R e a d y i h s - r e m t a l s - s a l e T C H fN A fN N * 4 NOW REOPENED Serving Lunch and Dinner 7 DAYS A WEEK i*L 472-1214 2609 «AN JACINTO, AUSTIN HANA A#® 1 Japanese * Chinese Restaurant Sushi Ttmpuro Tsdyoki Suklyokl Sz«chuon - Hunan Hof Spicy Culsino GRAND OPENING 20% offon olhundi Spociols ~ O P E N " E V E R Y - D A Y Í 1:30- 10:30 TEL 4 5 2 -3 9 9 9 6929 Airport Blvd. (Highland Village Shopping Center). 12 exposures 15 exposures $1.59 $1.99 24 exposures 36 exposures $2.99 $3.99 This offer is good for single 3x5 color prints. 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Summer Rate W « o r * lo o k in g t o r q u ie t c o ra ae rv- tious. n o n s m o k in g s to d e n h inte re rte d ■r a to r g * e ffic ie n c y T w o o c a k o n s h*vd# Pork o r n e a r c a m p u s C A CH o u n d r y d e o d b o k n o p e fs 6-13 458-2488 t-x > re s id e n » m a n o g e r r * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * - * * * 1 Free M o n fh R ent O n Lease 4 5 2 -1 4 1 9 4 n o a n s w e r 4 5 3 -2 7 7 1 108 W 4 5 » i Si E N F I E L D A R E A 1515 P oim o P tazo 2 4 8cm L o rg e 2-1 $ 4 7 5 m o o n d e ffic ie n c ie s $ 2 8 5 m o o n UT SHUTTLE CACH la u n d ry to o k h e i. p o o i o m p fe -p o rto n g , n o p e h 3 9 7 - 2 5 7 6 7-15 SANDPIPER APTS. 2 8 1 0 Rto G r a n d e Why Pay Conóo Pnces For Condo Living? 2 B drrtv '2 BA F u l F u m M ic ro w o v e » C e A n g Fort» In te rc o m System B 6 Q Pes Poof S undeck C o v e re d P orkm g O n ly 3 b to c k i c'o m C o m p o l C o l 4 7 4 6 6 8 3 4 7 7 - 4 6 2 2 o r 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 S A L A D O APTS. 2 7 0 4 S a k x lo S» * A * Fum ' i & 2-7» *»uge Ape 6 - 2 7 -b w a v e i C e k n j hm » k S e a rV y te tr c o m Svtter- Dnh 1 * * 2 ; ** aportm eru c o l 4 ~ " 1303 or 2 5 k 5 0 6 5 6 1 3 __________ 4312 Speed w a y A C thutee we- « ju n e » $ 2 5 5 lunvner 4 74 -6 ? 0 5 4 5 3 -0 5 4 0 6 1 0 f fA o e n o on - bdb tor .omou» HlOEAWAV compte* «i A * eeee ver m te* $ 3 2 5 H e * re ’ >06 w ?2nc 4 * 8 ^ 3 2 8 3 7 7 458 6 2 6 ALL BILLS PAID Summer Rates Efficiency One Bedroom Sm, Two Bednxvr $270 $360 $38C Lrg. Three Bedroom 2 . Baths $ 7 50 C A C H W o k o r S h u ttle t o UT 2212 San Gabriel O ffic e M o u n ’ 2 3 0 - 5 3 0 A r t o p r© ie o v n g f o r F of! 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I Very mce feat* $ 4 6 5 • two poo*. C A 'CH ooxJry m o** n yh*, 4 7 4-C ’ 7 4 A m e 15 S e jrt p o w ig v- Xuty I tor tu t 6 1 3 ____________________________ 370 — U nf. Apts. D R A F T IN G B A R -.’T o n a -U n e d ' 4 8 " R ob 2 8 2 - 7 6 6 5 6-11 $ 2 5 474-7426 Su m m e r RA’ ES ‘One beo-oom» $ 3 .'* S h a ' ! ’ WO * 7 6 to o n rn m n 8 * 7 * ¿ ■' 3 3 0 4 Red River b » d r o . n - j $ 4 7 5 6-13 O n * btoc* tow tchocx GREAT OAK torg* .teor 2 2 Cewng ton* CA'CH pocx ioundr, ?90C S— »hw 4 ” 3386 4 72 7 0 9 ' ’ ’ O N SHUTTLE orv eAcwncy 6 -9 net» $7 75 p e n 3 2? 502C Su m m ER lEa SE S PE CiA 3 more- « o n $7 ’ 5 -noWhh On «NjO* Movgor 15-0592 6 1C CLASSiFlf 0 ADVf ITtSiNG Corancwttvn Day Iotas 15 word n w w fc - Each —o r t 1 w n * ÉOC*' —o ro 3 •« » » Eoc* w ord 5 *©»*» Each w o rd '0 n w Each w o rd 15 km*» EOC+" w o r d 2 0 ‘ coi « ' 'X *' *’>-’« S s s i 9 0 * S . 2 ? S S 2 4 6 S 6 8 5 S' 3 0 c h a rg e to c h o n g e co p y »*»> ■wc w o rd » — I n f h * e very» o f e r r o r » m o d * in o n o d r w t t x m w i l , n o t K * m u s t b * g i v e n b y 11 o . m . I t * * f i r s t d a y a s * h * p u b l i w h e r i o r * r e ­ s p o n s i b le f o r o n t y O N I « o f - r * < t i n s e r t i o n AM c ia t m * f o r o d - ¡ u i t r m n M s h o u ld b * m o d * n o t ¡o tw r t h a n 3 0 d a y s a f t * r o u b i i - c o h o n . * r » - p a i O k if f s r e c e i v e c r e d it s lip if r e q u e s t e d a t n m * o f c o n c e r to - n o n . a n d i f a m o u n t e x c e e d s $ 2 0 0 S lip m u s t b * p r * s * n t * d f o r a r * o r d * r w i t h i n 9 0 d a y s t o b * v a l i d C r * d f t s lip s o r * n o n - t r a n s f e r a b l e CLASSIFICATIONS TRANSPORTATION 1 0 — M is c . A u to s 3 0 — S p o r t s - f o r s i g n A u t o s 3 0 — T r u c k s - V o m 40 — V * h f c f * s t o T ro d * SO — S e r v ic e - R e p a ir 6 0 — M a rts - A c c e s s o r te s 7 0 — M o to rc y e k s s 8 0 - B k y d e s 9 0 — V e h ic te U a s i n g 1 0 0 — V e h ic le s W o n fs d REAL ESTATE SALES 1 1 0 — S * r v k * s 1 2 0 — H o u s e » 1 3 0 — C o r v d o s - T o w n h o u s e * 1 4 0 — M o b ile H o m e s - L o t s 1 SO — A c r o o g * - L o t s 1 6 0 — D u p t o x e s - A p o i t m e n ts 1 7 0 — W o n te d IS O — L o o n s MERCHANDISE 1 9 0 — A p p lia n c e s 2 0 0 — F u r n it u r e - H o u s e h o ld 2 1 0 - S te r e o - T V 2 3 0 — C o m p u t e r s - I q u i p m e n t 2 3 0 — P h o t o - C a m * r a s 2 4 0 — B o o t s 2 5 0 — M u s ic a l I n s t r u m e n t s 2 6 0 — H o b b ie s 2 7 0 — M o c h ir t e r y - E q u ip m e n t 2 6 0 — S p o r t m g - C a m p in g E q u ip m e n t 2 9 0 — F u r n i t u r e - A p p l i a n c e R e n t a l 3 0 0 — G o r o g e - R u m m o g e S o le s 3 1 0 — T r o d * 3 2 0 — W o n te d t o B u y o r R e n t MERCHANDISE 3 3 0 — R e ts 3 4 0 — Mése. RENTAL 3 5 0 — R e n t a l S e r v ic e s 3 6 0 — F u m . A p t s . 3 7 0 — U n f . A p ts . 3BQ — F u m , D u p ie tc e s — U n f . D u p l e x e s 4 0 0 — C o n d o s -T o w n h o w s e s 4 1 0 — F u m . H o u s e s 4 3 0 — U n f . H o u s e s 4 2 S — R o o m s 4 3 0 — R o o m - B o a r d 4 3 5 — C o - o p s 4 4 0 — R o o m m a t es 4 5 0 — M o b i l e H o m o s -L o t s 4 6 0 — B u s in e s s t e n t á i s 4 7 0 — R e s o rts 4 6 0 — S t o r a g e S p o c * 4 9 0 — W a n t e d t o R e n t - L e a s e 5 0 0 — M is c . ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 1 0 — E n t e r t a in m e n t - T ic k e t s 5 2 0 — P e r s o n é is 5 3 0 — T r a v e f - T r o n s p o r t a t i o n 5 4 0 — L o s t A F o u n d 5 5 0 — L ic e n s e d C h ild C a r e 5 6 0 — R u b i k N o t ic e 5 7 0 — M u s k - M u s k to n s EDUCATIONAL 5 6 0 — M u s k a l In s t r u c t io n 5 9 0 — T u t o r in g 6 0 0 — I n s t r u c t io n W a n t e d 6 1 0 — M is c . In s t r u c t io n SERVICES 6 2 0 — L e g a l S e r v ic e s 6 3 0 — C o m p u t e r S e r v ic e s 6 4 0 — E x t e r m i n a t o r s 6 5 0 — M o v i n g - H a u l i n g 6 6 0 — S t o r a g e 6 7 0 — P o in tin g SERVICES 7 0 0 — Fu r n i t u r e I 7 1 0 — A p p B a i 7 3 0 — St e r e o T V ! 7 3 0 — H a a m B e p a t r 2 4 0 — B ic y c le R e p a i r 7 5 0 — T y p i n g 7 6 0 — M i * t . S t r v i e e t EMPLOYMENT 7 7 0 — S m p S o y a ia iv t A p a n d e s 7 0 0 — E m p lo y m e n t S o n d e o s 7 0 0 — P a r t l i m e 1 0 0 — O s n e r a l H e l p Of a n t s d > 1 8 — O ffic e C ia c ica f 6 3 0 — A c c o u n t in g - B o o k k e e p i n g B 3B — A d m i n i s f r a l t v e - 6 5 0 - R e t a d B 0 0 — P r o f e s s i o n a l 9 0 0 — Do m e s t i c - H o u s e h o l d 9 1 0 — P o s itio n s W a n t e d 9 3 0 — W o r k W a n t e d BUSINESS 9 3 0 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s 9 4 0 — O p p o r t u n i t i e s W o n t e d TSP S m ibng, Room 3 2 0 0 2 5 0 0 V dvm M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y 8 o m -4 3 0 p m 471-5244 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION REAL ESTATE SALES MERCHANDISE 10 — Misc. A utos 70 — M otorcycles 130 — C ondos - T ow n Houses 250 — M u s k a l Instrum ents ’ 9 8 ' DODGE Omm 4-doO ' AC 4- v p e e c A m c m -.asume $ 2 2 0 0 * 5 - 9 6 2 3 6 '0 3C 00C - 'lie s PS ’ 9 6 ’ :TD 4 -a o o r reo wrwte P6 PS «3 crmse A M CM stereo A C c to a n -un» g ooa 3 2 7 -9 7 7 3 mgrt’ 4 4 3 -2 8 2 3 s- 9 7 4 FORD Petto 2 d r ncrtchbock o e o r 4-ioeeC stick, many ~e-w p a -h Mike 4 4 3 - 1 3 5 9 6 -1 0 _________ __________ 20 — S p o rts-F oreign A utos 1 9 7 9 B M W 320> a r c z e . ♦ o r d o r r 4sp c A C sterec e x c e ¡snt c o r $ 4 9 9 5 4 4 2 - 6 4 6 4 6 -9 C _____________________________ B M W 3 2 0 i 7 7 UT o ra n g e W / b k n le n - o r ' F am csftc c o n d rtto n o n ly 5 2 0 0 0 m ie s A lw a y s g a r a g e d B la u p u n x- s te re o \ D o v e co«l«ct 7 1 3 - 7 5 9 - 0 9 0 7 6 -1 3 ____________________ C. S 6 0 0 0 o r b e s' C o 1 9 8 0 M A Z D A 6 2 6 IM M A C U L A T E , 4- d o o r 5-spee o n 3 4 3 - 6 3 6 6 2 iMfh «VTfxJfCrnme*- $ 1 0 0 0 8 2 h C n D A 4 5 0 N w i , o w m tle o g e runs g re c r 4 7 6 - 0 '2 2 6 -1 0 r tO N D A EXPRESS. '9 8 2 r v m g re e t 8 0 0 4 4 8 - ^s p e c te c $ 3 4 5 0 6 0 J R -niies 1 0 3 5 o r »ecve m essage 6 -1 3 ^ 9 8 0 S U Z U K I 8 5 0 G S l :e n * *urve-up H e ^ e * 'x K x ie d M u s t se*: $ 8 0 0 o- oes’ o ^ e 4 6 9 - 0 6 9 ' 6- ’ t o w m ie s Re- ^ 9 8 2 ^ O N D A pa s s p o rt 7 0 cc o n ty 1100 "■■-es exceMen» c o n d itio n $ 4 0 0 ’ Coi-! Rich a t 4 5 3 -2 ,7 0 7 6 -1 3 80 — Bicycles uA D iE S PO CH P a th trn d e r 10-s p e e d 19 7 “ fra m e G o o d c o n d itio n w ith ro c k A sking $ 1 2 5 6 2 9 5 6 -1 3 tV iii n e g o tia te 4 7 7 - 5 7 2 9 o r 4 5 *i X - X - * 4 - jF X - ) h ♦ * X * * ♦ LOWEST PRICES ON QUALITY MOUNTAIN BIKES, CRUISERS 10-SPfEDS A BMX M o n g o o s e • D ta m o o d b a c k Cenfunon • =Qnoson< HELPFUL FRIENDLY SERVICE X - UT DISCOUNTS 2 b ro c k N o — • Q t t o r f 444-0805 ♦ ’ 9 " " ’ a u to m a tic •-a -s T O Y O T A C E l G A THSSiOr- o n ly V o p r e v o u s o w n e rs v e ry d e p e n d a b le o o xs g o o d a C A M F v $ 1 6 0 0 n e o o tic D ie ca 4 6 9 9 0 2 ’ 6 -9 T+- 46 70 — M otorcycles REAL ESTATE SALES A U S T IN H O N D A - Austm s o d e s ’ moss -e n a b le n o n a * m o to re ve e d e a le rs h ip 0 b lo cks eas’ o ff H o n d o 4 7 6 ’ 5 4 7 6-1T C :st Aosf>n 3 5 on E iJ Z U K ., O ’ 3 8 0 g o o d cD ndm cr- 1 9 7 5 esi m an 12 0 0 0 m -es $ 4 5 0 9 2 6 0 2 3 0 6 -1 0 _____________________________ 'O » 3 A .E $ 7 0 0 Ca» 3 3 6 - 8 8 4 2 e ve n in g s 6 - 1 ’ 9 8 5 M o n d o r. - e s c o o te r 12 0 — Houses " Y D E p A R K 3R C omptetely 2 H ' C A 4 6 - t s p e e o w a y a r g e 3 - ds n e w o 'emode-e-:; «rtche- * a n s m t r arpe* p a " Must see - s-ae $ 9 9 9 0 0 :n c Dane Deon 4 ’ - 3845 Mars* b o x 3 2 7 - 8 80C> 6 10 M O N D A A E R O 3 3 m..es exce< en- ’ 9 8 4 z z - a ^ o - -e d 4 5 0 0 g c n g e c n e im e t m c ijd e d $ 6 0 0 4 7 2 - 5 5 8 5 6 - ’ l 130 Condos - Tow nhouses S M A u c o m p le x o c u z z j 1st B o o r wctst>er d ry e r w o lk to ca m p u s 3-2-1 B u y ­ jQ ne G o m e , o ffic e 3 45 -2 1 0 0 d o w n *x>me 3 4 5 -0 6 5 0 7 3 0 CM R E O P R O M O W N E R , UT o re e sur s e c lu d e d p r i s t n a i y c o n d o o e d ro o m s . dofh s bokon*es B eoutrrut G re e n p e n vie w s S m o il c o m p ie x 4 72 - 8 2 9 9 eve m n g s 6 *13 c o r n e r BR W IT h -o h c o n d o n e o r UT o il a p p k cnees secure $ 6 2 OOC o w n e r a n x io u s 4 8 0 - 0 1 2 3 7 -7 c a rp e t qc*e* n e w MERCHANDISE 200 — F urnrture- H ouseho ld STONEWARE pRO M AAexfco drf+erent m o d e ls settings fo r s*x If n te re ste d cofi R a m o n 4 5 2 - 8 9 2 6 6 -9 S M O K E D G L A S S a n d brass d*n¡ng Hoorn ♦oOie m a u v e co o irs $ 3 7 5 3 3 5 - 0 4 0 2 6 - 210 — Stereo-TV H íT A C H i D íG íTAL ste r e o re c e iv e r w rtr m e m o ry $ " 2 5 H ito c N ste re o cassette d e c * $ 1 0 0 H fto cb t ^ jm ta b ie $ 1 0 0 G e n e ­ sis 3 2 0 s p e a k e n 1 2 0 w a tt c a p o o ty $ 3 0 0 At! 5 4 1 6 6 -1 6 in exceWerrt c o n d itio n 4 7 6 - STEREC SPEAKERS w o o f e ' rn.O range rw ee*er H a n d le s '5 0 v m -no e KitpscHom design $ 5 0 0 p o tr 8 3 5 - 6 4 6 '2 4 1 5 W y c irff 6 - ” nandm ode wtfh SC>n y 8 3 alo* TV $ 2 7 5 C a r • v t r o r 13 MUSIC & VCR BUYERS •“iit R ecordv B*an* /CR ’ apes 50c 'Gn« 4* Reguior Pnce Second h y • * 3OKI 't A Record StcKe W e : Dnty S 3 0 0 ^or BookJe» o t 20 x>ns M w c Co^otog included R .C .N . P E D I RAL. P C Bo* ' c '585 Austin. TX 78716 220 — C om puters- E quipm ent tE R M !N A L R E N T A L A ccess ofi UT sys *em s a ll S u m m e r P a y m e n t a v o iia b ie Un* R ental 4 4 7- $ 7 9 ^ e d u 'e 1381 7 -2 8 4 - O N D A A e -c 125 p e rfe c t c o n o .H o ' -e c $52*3 4 6 9 - 9 3 2 : « a v e m * s io g e 6-11 ’ 9 8 5 m Q N D A E lite ’ 5C 1 4 0 0 m iles Best pmer 4 6 3 1151 d o y B u o o o 4 6 7 - 6 7 2 3 e ve n m g s 6 -1 2 a n o c b y o w n » ' B u e ~ c • sta O n * b fo c x to c o m p a t. In c ia d e j w a s ’ - v a-ye- c o v e re d p a rK m g c e i l ' g fans 0 0 sc ** $ 9 5 0 0 0 " 3 - 8 7 4 - 5 1 6 0 6 ’ 3 250 — M usical In stru m e n ts O R IG IN A L S P A N IS H g u * o r E xceken. c o n d ih o n $ 8 0 C o l a fte r 5 3 0 4 4 5 - 6 2 2 5 6 -1 3 ______________________________ 280 — S p o rtin g - C am ping Equip. W E IG H T B E N C H o n d w w g M set $ 4 5 W o m e n s size 9 skates $10 8 3 7 - 2 9 6 ' 6-13 340 — Misc. RENTAL 350 — R ental Services TIREDOF LOOKING? FREE RENTAL HELP S U M M E R RATES FALL PRE-LEASES 4 5 2 -5 7 8 7 rtlM L SELECTCCS 360 — Fum . Apts. MESQUITE TREE APARTMENTS O n e b e d ro o m a p a rtm e n ts close to co m p us Frost tre e re frtg e ro to rs setf- study c¡ean,r*g o v en s d ishw ash e rs d e sks h o t tu b re s id e n t m a n o g e r # 3 0 1 2 4 ’ 0 lo n g v t e w 4 7 S - 2 3 5 7 _________________________________6-27^ CASA DE SALADO APTS. ‘ B8 *um»snec gas & w a rn poki no pets swimming o oo west of compos neof s h /V Summer njies avakoote .eiae -eauired. ap- ply m person 2fc!0 one 2 6 ’2 Sofodo S i 477 2 5 3 4 6 - 2 7 PERFECT S T U D E N ’ T a - . o a " secure. j T -w c b lo c k s . a p p .,a n te s 5 0 . 0 0 0 M ,« e 4 7 7 - 2 3 3 5 6 -2 C " h O U S A N D S O F s o n g b o o k s o n d sheet ~>i.s,c A ip h o M u s k C e n te r 6 ’ ’ W 2 9 4 ’’ 7 5 0 0 9 6 -1 3 SUMMER RATES woA to campus shuhfe and cm, bus orge efficiency $ 2 2 5 E , $ 2 5 0 A.B P 4 7 2 -2 1 4 7 6 -9 RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER C ondo irvmg ot apt pneev luxury x x x e corveo*#nce w a ft Of ih u rte Spooous 2 2 wifh c©4*ng fans m icrow ave cofr: BBQ pits ond 2 separate entr»e* inter CASBAH APARTMENTS 2200 SAN GABRIEL 473-8553 444-2750 WARWICK APTS. 2907 WEST AVE. 2-bedroom 2-bath, 1-bed­ room, and efficiency apart­ ments for rent. All apart­ ments have dishwasher, garbage disposal, & ceiling tons m bedrooms & living room. W e also have bar-b- q pits, pool with cascade laundnmat, sun waterfall, decks, grounds are garden landscaped Covered park­ ing is available 302 W. 38th S um m er Fall Leasing Efficiency 1 BR, 2 BR C o n v e n ie n tly ioca f ed Furnished unfu rnish ed A i; a p p lia n c e s p o o l to shuttle G a s w a te r po*d 453-4002 b lo c k ’ 3 Best 2-2 m West Campus $ 4 5 5 M o r t S um m er Rate w rt* 0& l it m onf^ —F»ve E'tFrofves SeouNKx Roof wt#* Foumofr* —-large Tonn#ng Grt>u«ndl —v.a%4ndry Soon* 3 2 BkOCkx ^t-orr ampul Eqmped X^rner —Mew ^umfluft —Be*J Studenr Manog#» $ 3 0 C D e p o v * ABP e x c e p t e te c tnr ry 8 0 2 Y»est A v e n u e 4 ’ 8 ’ 519 SPECIAL OFFER APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 2 0 0 N ueces 2 b ugrsed -xyw • hed e*hc«rv;he$ 2 b»octo h-om J7 wntt A C c a b le f> ooitup ou n < jr> portung tx o o rd in g c o n f r o d l avo«iot>e 2 5 0 2 N u e e i 4 7 4 - 2 3 6 5 NV y .< / y . v c >*•' n ' X < * \ y ' M OVEINTO DAY L u x u r y 1 B R F u rn i.s h e d 2222 Rio G rande 476-4992 Aspenwood Apartments SUPER SUMMER RATES • 1 BR Furnished $300 • 2 BR Furnished $400 • Water § Gas Paid I f OVK IN TODAY Shuttle Bus At Front Door Intramural Fields Across Street Professionally M anaged By Davis and Assoc p U LK A sm a r o a f a l l 4539 G u a d a lu p e 452-4447 C_ on lin en ict I 'I n i s Leasing For Summer I Fall FANTASTIC STUDENT SPECIAL Large 2 Bedroom Furnished FTom $400 • Water A Gas Paid e • Shuttle at Comer • Nice Pool • e Celling Fans • MOVI Of TODAY 910 E. 40th S u m m e t l a » » i 452-4639 r >?TTTTT7TTTTTTT,IT,?T7T'rTl?TTT,r,T'i','l "i" 1 *?T (CHEZLASU) Chez Jacqne, SnRoca, La Canada Apartments 1 BR Fum. $350 ABP 2 BR Fum 1 BR Fum. From $330 + E $425 ABP MOVE m TODAY • Nice Pools • Walk to Campus • Across the Street from Tennis Courts Office Open Dally Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 477*3619 1 3 0 2 W . 2 4 th St. 1A a\ U aI a\1 a'aIJA JA JA j AJAJAJAJA3AJA.L}.U '¿¿ecu- Otee0% ¿U & LEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL 1986 Unfurnished and Furnished Large Apartments 1 Bedroom From $ 3 1 0 2 Bedroom/1 BA From $ 3 5 0 2 Bedroom/2 BA From $ 3 7 0 • S u m m e r R a te * • 2 Pools • Balcoaies • View Apts. • SlwttleStot • Microwaves ft Cettiaf F u s AtraiUUe 1911 Willowcreek Davis & Assoc. Management Co. 444-0010 444-0014 GREAT SUMMER RATES MOVE IN TODAY) Pra-Leaahig For Fall El Campo U P u J 0 ‘ W r$5*th S t r e e t 4 0 1 W J 1 ’ t h S t El Dorado 3 f> 0 1 S p e e d w a y Furnished 1 Bdrm 1 Ba 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba - " 3 Bdrm 2 Ba - Unfurnished Unf. $260-$270 + E. Fum. $280-$290 + E Unf. $355 + E. Fum. $370 1- E. $425 + E 472-4093 ft 452-8537 Professionally m an a g e d by Johnston Properties. Inc t RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 360 — Turn. Apta. 370 — Uni. Apta. 370 — Unf. Apta. 370 — Unf. Apts. ' he Daiiv Texan/Monday, June9, 1986/Page 13 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 390 — Unf. Duplexes 4 0 0 — Condos- 4 0 0 — Condos- 4 0 0 - C o n d o s - Townhouses Townhouses T o w n h o v s e s RENTAL 370 — Unf. Apts. $270/MONTH WATER/GAS PAID Small well cored for apartment complex near Koenig and N into Lamar reody Large apartmenh at bargain rents. to move Capital Properties 458-64156 16 TEXAS ANNIVERSARY NO BULL SPECIAL S I5 0 will move you in today for qualified applicants 1 2 0 0 Broadmoor 4 5 4 - 2 5 3 7 4 5 4 - 2 5 3 8 G U A R A N T E E D BEST DEAL IN T O W N ! 4 5 2 0 Bennett Avenue Span ish Trail Apartments Large 2 1 a n d 11 a pa rtm e n ts Swim m ,ng p o o l, la u n d ry UT shuttle and sh o p p in g 4 78 7 9 6 3 6-13 REDUCED RENT SPECIAL O NE M O N TH FREE RENT fffie»«eoc.es Ava4obte Offt»' -y • large Roomy ftoo-plon • Lots o* S’ ■■ >qn • H*o* and hoi wrote' potd b» ow*»*i • C ¡ose to U T m o ttle bos routes • Qu-e* srr.ir1 ommu'»it> • P R O M $ 2 9 8 PER M O N T H Co# 4Í>8 834 o- S3 -’ 3379 THE RETREAT A 4 400 A y©-*- w t y $ 2 9 ! pets o-ge CM irpet and *• p o rt *» «Ricen fa r kng ( fa u io ( amp* ' Stmmg<*$!'< MU' NORTH CAMPUS ARMS Vtfe I- VHh H y d e P a rk A p is . le a s in g F o r S u m m e r & F a ll ’86 • K f l F ir n $ 2 7 i • I B R F u m $ 2 h * • 2 B R Furn. I o i i r t -V Pee>1 • St i l l . i it F r n n t D o o r 4 4 1 3 a > M O V E IN TO D AY 458-209 6 •'"ummer K*U » ^ i l l l i l l t i l l l l l l H i l H I I I I I I I I I I M I I I I l i m | V i l l a 1 A r c o s i = L e a s i n g f o r S u m m o r i F a l l • si run-. : 30c • Shuttl# Front Doai • *«.«t' Patio ?oc. • CiL-r.g Fani S u m f f le i S ates I f | = I 4 J ^ 4 9 A T f g J I 4 7 7 - 4 5 5 4 4 5 4 - 0 2 0 2 UT APTS. LOW SUMMER RATES i3C Who**- Lane-- $250 62' At 3'.«t-$;5C . . GuadaÉMpe- $3 ’ 5 300C Guddoiupe-- $.,’50 summe- only C a Osm Maxrvx CO tor more nFormakor f SA Homsoe Fearsor 4': 6?o! " 0 0 W O f FI CE S T U D I O 2 2 N D ST FOR LEASf U p s to n o ffice w fire p la c e full kitchen a n d fu i' b ath A v a .ta b e 7 ' 8 6 C en tra l lo c a tio n easy access to M o P ac & $ 9 5 0 per I H - 3 5 n fo rm a tio n m onth For m ore c a t La A n r Smith 3 4 6 - 8 7 2 0 4 2 6-1 1102 B West 22 nd Stree* S 9 9 M O V E I N NO RENT TIL JUNE . A l b u k ms C ió se *c -1 3 5 ot 3 8 . a rg e apartments peace* gas paid & s*< .,** (R>se tr i^T ond shuttle 8 " S $ 4 - M , f ■ c ■ <.- *f»-.e <4, WTB -><>1 os* song . ^o o rs h a rd w o o d hyge 2 1 lots o f w m dow s kitchen w ith d o u b le fre n c h d o o rs smol den study Pr vote pork ng n ose to cam pus $ 3 8 0 p r m o w ate* & i^os p o id For m ore n fo rm a h o r coH LeA nn Smith 3 4 6 - 8 7 2 0 2301 B Rio Grande 4 b k s fro m c a m p u s P ^ v a te p a r k in g flo o rs s p a c e H a r d w o o d y m g ro o m k itc h e n $ 4 0 0 0 0 p* m o fo r m a tio n ;a f o r m o re in ­ . e A n n Sm ith 3 4 6 - 8 7 2 0 A Í CAMERON GREENS • ' * $ 4 ' ’ L.X> ■ *7 SAOPO- SJ I groomad lo^xsicopina & - $ J y'vtr.*'» — K POC ’■ A M ' R O N R O A Í HkkCRT M í «RECIAL **■ ’ mated uxj 6 **< -e-: TWO MILES FROM CAMPUS O n e bus direct to campus, 25c. N o w preleasing fo r fall. S p e c ia l s tu d e n t summer rates. Efficiencies from $300 2-2 s from $425 RIVERWOODS APARTMENTS 4 4 1 - 8 3 1 4 ‘ A *, t**! . _ >• -SJ**» R E N T A L 3 6 0 — F u r n . A p t s . r Diplomat Apts Long Haven Apts. Ltising For Sommer A Fell *86 1 BR F u r a f r o m $ 3 0 0 W s J r t o C i m p v t * J BR Fura from $300 • 2 B R F u r n f r o m $ 3 7 5 1 9 1 1 S a n G a b r ie l 9 1 6 W . 2 3 r d 4 7 6 -7 3 9 9 s * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * = ¡ 3301 Speedway ¡ 2 - = * 3000 Ovodaiwpe G is Ce p o t i c a n d * * * I 476-1619 I 1 I * * F U L L Y F U A N t S M C D S 3 S 0 * * * * * * n l l lt l ll H I H I t M M I I IH M I M H M I I M I H f ? = * c o i 4 5 4 4 6 2 1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CHIMNIY SWIEP IM V MU| IbM l HhrO at ItM 171 1 V IL L A S O L A N O APTS. Laasiag For S u u itr & Fall 86 • 1 BR Furn $ 3 3 0 • 2 BK Furn $ 425 • Sh u ttle at Corner • Intramural Fields a cro ss Street ’Smmmmr R a t* * 6 0 0 W . 5 1 s t 4 5 1 -6 6 8 2 2 2 C 7 L e c n A p t s . LEASING FOR StMMBEAMLL • 1 BR Furn. $300 • 2 BR Fum . $400 • WalktoCampus • Nice Fool & Patio 2207 Leon 478-1781 Í ♦ CLOSCST TO CAMPUS S ♦ : rio nueces: ♦ 4 4 * • 'v e a * 0 6 # j ” v>ng te asi 4 4 • On* Dtocx ttom cam put • 2 Shuffle S’ o ps 4 J • F*ee Rartong «••» p^i-ryt ^ • Alunffjfumtfteo 4 • S e c u ffy Senece 4 • Bo*. . v , e tfn \ * o g e 4 ^ • Speaol Grovp la M t 4 ♦ Summer Rates 1-Bedroom ♦ * $ 3 1 5 Í474-097 1 474-1004^ MARK EMBERS APTS. Special Sommer Rates • 2 Pools • On IF shuttle • Quiet. Trees 3 is t a Speedway 477-2004 CALL TODAY! ( Tangle wood North Apts. L e a s i n g f o r S u m m e r & f a l l W« Pay Afi Yowr A C A H aattof 1020 E. 45th 452-0060 P ro F > » » to *» > ) Mammf mé B f 0*W * 6 Am»oc. ♦ ♦ >4 ♦ * * ♦ J4 * * ♦ ♦ * » * >4 ♦ ♦ ♦ M A R K X X Leasing N o w For Sum m er 8 Fall 1986 One Bedroom Apartments 1 Bedroom From $300 2 Bedroom From $370 J3815 Guadalupe J 459-1664 j Í ’ S u m m e r R a t e s * T H E 305 A P T S . P r « - L « a e Í R | For S m a t r ft Fall 86 • " L a r g e " E ffic ie n c ie s • $275 + E • Small Friendly Complex • Near Shuttle Corner Move In Today! 459-4977 D a v i s & A s s o c i a t e s te e e a la tM • • e e e e e e e e e e e e e i Walk to UT Spacious efficiencies, quiet com ­ munity, fresh paint, new drapes, pool, gas and water paid, $ 2 5 0 / m o — s um m er 4 7 7 - 48 54, o r 4 5 2 -4 3 0 0 Johnson a n d Co Realtors. 6-10 ALL BILLS PAID Efficiency, $265/m o .; BR, $ 3 5 0 /m o . 2408 Leon ” STUDIO~ APARTMENT Ceiling fans, mini blinds, fireplace, skylight. $ 2 9 5 / m onth 9 0 0 E. 51st 4 7 8 - 7 9 6 3 _________________________________ 6-13 1200 ENFIELD Large, remQdelled 1BR, 1 B A apartifients. Swim ­ ming po o l and UT shuttle. 4 7 8 -7 9 6 3 $120 OFF GRAD STUDENTS SPECIAL Lorge effkiencies, q u td Hyde Park, dose to UT, pool, gas and w ater paid, g o od study environ ment 4." 10 Ave B, 458-8893 6 ;I7 $ 2 5 0 - $ 2 9 5 Watk to UT— N o rth compus «thoeficy ond o n * b *d ro o m ovoikib** outstanding restoration in 6 5-y*or-o4d 8 unit opart m *n t nous* Tafl c*ibngs. stained wood w o ti. brass tons fancy bar counte-s •o rth to n * ite ro * S 25 0 $ 2 9 5 Avo¡kit><* now Cofi Doug 4 8 0 8 2 7 3 4 59 9091 6-16 Summer Rate $360-$380 + E. 2 BEDROOMS 2 blocks Iron» IF shuttle 2 Ae to miss Oosets but# -n desks bookcases 15 bedrooms CA/CR gos cooking heaAng ond hot n iiv m y -oorT- d o u b te french d o o *s to firs t b e d ro o m h all bath> c o -p e te d 2 nd bd*n- k'tri-en o*4 back P1 .a t* port ng spore $ 5 0 0 pr mo wate* p od .e A n n n fo rm c h o r f o r m o * coli Sm ith 3 4 6 8 ’ 2 0 SPECIALS! M ove in— $ 50 deposi* 1st months rent free N ew residents only On shuttle N ea r Capita* Plaza We pay gas cooking, heating, M s 2 1 2 - 2 ? s. 2 2s 4 5 2 - 3 2 0 ? redecorated Close »o U • úA&GE ' bedroom oparfm enn a va 4 o b 'f Recently Storting at $ 3 2 5 ^ e ove coil Mtsty at 4 78 1634 or Tate at 3 45 1302 fo r an appointm ent o r come by 4 06 East 30t^ # 2 0 6 6-10 ________________ $ 2 9 0 FOR a cute d to e n c y -ust west oí dow ntow n Posted glass doo r 4 8 0 -0 4 4 0 6 ¡3A t»*e b ree/e wav lo ts o4 pensonakty Salhlic O N UT campus 2 5 0 9 Son Ar«ton*o low m hoH of back d upie* over 1400 *eet Hordwood ^oon chh square onces CA/CH $ 4 9 5 4 5 3 5 9 0 0 6 -2 7 6 12 6-12 f j c j f t i f a f F j o n f e t i s CO NVENIEN T TO com put A tro w from Commumt a tio o i Cer*te' A vailable at once - bilh Coll JOE 4 72 9 7 0 9 6 13 $ 3 2 0 INTRAMURAL FIELDS nearby 2-1, m pie* w-itfi ail oppkonces, carpet drapes CA/CH, n*ce ground, $ 3 9 5 water po»d 454 9 4 2 3 Of 4 5 ' 5 4 5 4 6-9 WALK TO UT v*4 witt» h o rdw o o d flo o*-, $ 2 7 5 N e w M $ 3 0 0 2514 Peo* 4 77 7 24 6 3 46 1984 6 9 EFF N E W IY *em od*led $ 2 0 0 - E summe* $ 2 9 5 • E fau 6 blocks *a UT 1 block shuttle 2 88 1652 6 ]3 BR apartme*” WALK TO CAMPUS ioundry room w ater/gas paid P o d Surnrne* rates $ 2 9 5 Also have $130 mo efficiency , B & G Properties 4 59 0156 6 30 380 — Furn. Duplexes NEAR LAW school 2 • C A /C h Ceiling fans Small bock yard C arport month 3 4 5 -9 4 4 2 6-16 $ 5 7 5 390 — Unf. Duplexes Free Locating Sen ice f t * t (i 1 $ 8 2 -8 8 5 1 iinh vi.t w LO W SUMMER RATES ONE BLOCK FROM LAW LIBRARY Three bed*cK - one ixjh' S’ 15 bedroom d u i.e * $ 3 8 5 available July « ffic ie - c y 4 p.e« $275 ABP ONE MILE f R0M CAMPUS duple* fern ed yara $385, 3 .tone e*ter or 'enced yore $595 BRAITHWAITE PROPERTIES 4 4 1 - 8 3 7 9 WEST AUSTIN FOUR-PLEX C o n v e ^ e n t to d o w n t o w n a n d UT 2 i lo v e 'y n e ig h b o r h o o d R e c e n tly r e n o v a te d R e fn g e ra t o r C A C H m ic r o w a v e e r e d p a rk n q $ 6 9 5 4 7 6 4 4 ’ 7 c o v M DUPLEX BeautduWy restored 2 Blocks from UT Cetbng fans W /D $ 4 5 0 4 54 6 7 4 4 3 2 9 -4 2 0 3 (office) 6 18 3 2 7 5 7 6 7 office} 2 1 TPi PLEX townhouses near tF shuttle N u e grounds pool, C A /CH crfl applt onces $ 3 9 5 4 54 9 4 2 3 4 54 5 45 4 6 27 M O PAC SPACIOUS o lde r 5 rooms, fir© péoce A/C, range Fefngerator porches 1804 W 6th $ 7 0 0 4 72 2 0 9 7 7 16 Q U A IN T 3-2 neaF 45th G uodofupe Up Sta»r$ !Qts o f wnndows $5 7 0/ summer $ 6 9 0 fait 4 80 9191 6 13 2 BR. 1 BA extensively remodeled, mint W*nds ceiling fons. vaulted ceilings, op free laundry facility, prox 1000 sq ft carport attractive tone decor N orth Hyde Park area near intramural F>e)ds $ 4 9 5 Call Doug. 4 80 8 2 7 3 / 4 59 9 0 9 5 6-16 earth cbeerfuky re C E N TRA. LO C ATIO N modeled 2 ! fans A/C, polio g arage $495 A vailable now or juty 1 479 6153 6-30_______________ oppkonces HYDE PARK, ^mmoculate 2 1 on shuttle wood irge kitchen C A C H $59 ‘ mo gas and wate- paid Chen .8 8 -0 6 9 1 6 10 floors ONE OR tw o b edroom opartm ent has s e c U d e d - c ’ d w o o d * g h b o*h o od neo* lfT la rg e -e e s btg flo o r s n ya*d Very pnvate $ 4 5 0 Coll Tom Barr 458 4021 6 -17 ’ ARRYTOWN BEAUTIFUL and large 3 3006 qoroge M o y w o o d Circle 4 / 4 1100 4 72 6 2 0 6 * *e p k x e $900 LOR RENT 2 1 dup le * W alking distance •c University V o d u a te students pre •e* ed Avai.attle iuly ’ Rogers and Con- pony 2 5 9 3 8 4 8 7 3 1 3 03 A W 2 c a p e s ooc $ 5 7 5 A vailable luty 4 7 ‘. 2 6 9 6 6 '0 29th Appliances WALK TO campus gutef h a rd w o o d pat Properties 4 2 3 453 6 30 4 -d^<9*. rock gos o nd water paid $ 3 0 0 Vista a p p tio n te s flo ors -1 LUXURY DUPLEX with no common wails 2 BE 2 BA. bike to Low School CA/CH nrepiace private yard $ 6 2 5 neg 476 0 6 8 2 6-13 - n tRAl $ 5 0 0 -$ 2 0 0 lá rd e s e le nor ana 3 bedroom duplenes nouses ana : ondos neor campus M any o r » ' mes - ''- a t e Properties 40 7 ’ 82 6-13_________________________________ w E 5 T CAMPUS Completely -emodeied .o*ge 7 BR r 4 p ie * W olk o r shutfle $ 5 7 5 - E W o 'e r gos pa«d N o pets K er v W iflioms 4 5 9 9 700 Evenings 478 6 9 A 400 — Condos- Townhouses 2- oppNonces $450 SREMCO L e a s i n g F o r F a l l • Furnished • Great Location • Walk to Campus • All Kitchen Appliances • M icrowave • Built-in desks • Washer & Dryer • Covered Parking C o rn e rsto n e P lace 2 4 th & Rio Grande Call 480-0065 Ed Padgett, Co. WEST CAMPUS N u * c * s 1 1 C o n d o Walk to UT Sum m et $350 Fall $450 G e o rg ia n 2-1 C o n d o Pool C o v e re d prkn g Summ er $500 S o m * o * t 2 2 C o n d o On Shut tie Now $500 Fai $950 6 n fl*k J A rea 2 2‘ : C o n d o Sum m er $700 Fail $950 R e a l t y W o H d - B i l l R o u s e 4 4 8 - 3 5 0 0 eeeeeeeeeeeeeee*.mmmmmmem» WE I * CAMPUS Lorge 2-2 fireplace mi- ry 7 $ 8 0 0 per month summer dts cun' awner a g e * ' 328-0317 328 5 3 0 0 6-10 2913 PeoH #202 Large 2BR W /D m i­ crow ave ceiling fans poo w m m e* $600 "O H * A g e -t 34 5 603 6-19 RENTAL 370 — Unf. Apts. HUH * l i l t t l l l t l l l t l l t l l l M M I I I t l t f I I I I I I I I I j B E E H IV E | ( : ; : P E T E R S O N P L A C E I 6«x:»enoes one * oeo/ooms ocotec - - o outer $ecKXJec area or Stoat Cree» S j s. • Laundry room ana a garden i S wosr*e' • >$posa • S t a r t i n g a i # 3 0 0 4 5 2 3 5 6 3 * } : | 5 ---- ----------_ ! H U t U ltt lU H I II I I I U H I t H H U U t llU lllU r 3903 P ttc n o c A venae 452 9094 Sforttmg or $295 ^ - I \ FREE RENT 2 1 $ 4 2 5 I I fa* $ 3 7 5 92 £ 41st S tE M C O 44 5135 4 45 08 '2 6 27________________ _____________ N O R Thl CENTRAL n * o * 5>st St**** Bl 5A »rv»ng dining. kitch*r comi>nonces 5010 S Evans 5 3 3 5 • E Cok 258 2 8 3 8 or of i* i 5 OOpm 258 8199 6 27___________ WEST UT Sum m*i rotes O ld ** smak asrwd 2BR aportm *nts H o rd w o od *foo*s $ 3 5 0 $45C * utilities Howe* P*ap* res 4 7 7 9 9 2 5 6 2 7 ;J’ AREA - o 1! shutn* n < * a . h CA - fan ««tras E 180 Mo Rood 499 8378 3 39 7893 6 '3 ’ ARRYTOWN .-Or-g* 2BR. ooo' ioundry snuih* A BP $ 5 7 5 2 60 6 £nfi*td Rd * ' 0 4 6 9 947 8 i .AROE 1 1 1 okxrk **o»r l o m p ti S r(X 280C wv ,ns 4 ’ 2 4205 2y¡n 6 1C WALK TO JT *• $ 3 5 0 Ci - ’ BR w • * • 6 p orking cevmg *ons 2100 N ^ *s Co« Show n 4 7 2 -5 2 5 8 6 19___________ W A .k TO ;om (xis ou*e- •v rc tw o o d EoO'S OPP'C'- es O ír. P-*ip*rt«*s, 4 T 2 34 5 3 6 3*. gos om3 —_i -w p o -- S 30C * 4 o n . i * sk RENTAL 370 — U nf. Apts. R I O H O U S E A P A R T M E N T S • 4 p l o c x s H o r n U T c a m D u s • 3 b l o c k s f r o m A C C c a m o u s • S w im m in g p o o l • R e s e r v e d p a n e s 1 bedroom apt. $ 2 9 5 (all year rate) 2 b e d ro o a a p t.-$ 3 5 0 (all year rate) 606 W. 17th 472-1238 M « . k y # f * m p m r t m m m t * 4 0 2 1 0 2 .Set pe* h m $ D o y o u n e e d a n a p a r t m e n t ? P T O CALL NOW DALLAS HOUSTON BRANDYMf WLSflK Apartiaent» FOR LOWER RATES : N h x n . * r - - : l I A p t * Rv-.td% t u r i m m e d i a t e o».», p a r . v \ . N m p r r " . f an d t - i C all P hil, 4 8 0 -9 3 5 8 2(Tr SUMMER DISCOUNTS NOW PRELEASING FOR FALL SAGEBRUSH i ) N K B E D R ( > O M S S T A R T A T $ 2 * 5 L A R G E P O O L A N D S L ’ N D E G K S P A C I O l S A P A R T M E N T S C L t ) S K r o c c S H U T T L E t L E A N L A U N D R Y R O O M S 4 7 8 - 0 9 9 2 2 6 0 4 M A N O R R O A D 6-10 HYEJE PARK BR. rmcrowove, vatdfad eiimgs '. eilmg fans hot tub $ 3 8 5 /me 261 4 0 2 5 6-11_______________ _ 2 2 j IN Centennwl, a v a ila b le T e rry C O N D O S AVAILABLE 6 9 n o w l - h m 1$» Crom, 4 5 1 - 5 2 0 0 TW O BED RO O M washer dryer pool, neor UT/thlXH* 910 E 3 2 nd 4 7 8 7 6 4 2 6 -9 ______________ condo, HYDE PARK, m e* 1-1 condo, covered hot tub o n * block from shuttle $ 3 2 0 * E Cok 451 5591 o r 4 7 2 9031 6 -9 ________ LUXURY C O N D O M IN IU M S N E AR H AN CO CK CENTER Effioenc.es, 1 ond 2 bedroom s Appliances, fireplace ceding fans from $ 2 9 5 ARCH ProperVes 4 6 7 2 3 9 0 71 EFFICIENCY FOR rent N orthwest O o m to everything UT shuffle Microwave* Refngerato* W ' D Pooi Covered pork- ng Excellent conditton Judy 3 43 7 5 0 0 6-10 $ 3 2 5 CaR _____________ SUMMER DISCOUNTS G re a t location 2 2 All appliances W /D 1750 Timber R.dge $ 5 5 0 $ 7 5 0 Cok 4 4 7 -0 5 8 0 7-2 SUMMER DISCO UNT condo neor cam­ pus 2 BR/2 BA W /D no pets, avail im medtalely and fa* fak $ 5 5 0 » utilities Cok 4 74 8413 6-11 ORANG E TREE furnished efficiency, fire ­ place vaulted ceiltng, sky Itght w asher/ drye r m u ro wove security parking 3 2 7 4521 3 27 4 5 8 2 6 -9 __________________ EXCEPTIONAL BILEVEL. 2 -2 7 condo ER shuffle Amenities fans, m*. crow ove appliances, p o o l sauna, televi- dec entry, covered parking $ 9 0 0 / mo 454-1091 6-12________________________ in clude C O N D O S C O N D O S a nd more condos West campus north campus ak aver Austin Sommer leases, fak pre-leases Call University Properties. 4 5 4 -7 0 6 5 7-3 6-18 JIT A 9RESTEGIOUS W estgate Tower next to C apiiot BP T o w e r/C ap ttol view High security p o o i gym o nd p a rking $ 6 0 0 4 76-8012 6-13 410 — Fum. Houses 2 furnished House neor RR shuttle $ 4 0 0 'em $ 2 0 0 deposit Co# Bid a t 4 5 4 -6 1 6 4 evenings 6-12 SUMMER DEAL 2-1 Park g oo d occess to shuffle $ 4 5 0 441 8941 7 -7_____________________________ renovated, Hyde UT AREA Fak pre-lease Spoctous 2 -2 Pooi appliances. W /D $ 9 0 0 B & G Properties. 4 5 9 -0 1 5 6 6130 370 — Unf. Apts. $200 Com pleta Move-ln Special E ffic ie n c ie s 1.2,3 B e d ro o m s ALL BILLS PAID C lo s e t o s h u ttle o n T o w n L a k e 4 4 4 -1 4 5 ® • • • • • • • • • • • • a * * CASTIC ARMS 3121 S p e e d w a y JOf- Ai rw( be«1rtM>ms un if Shuttle witt aundrv room gas ranges gas entral A( and o ivered park -Ad’ • * • Starting ot $300 4 5 » 9 o n "N nixte £¿m o 4 0 0 W M e lt C om ptet*^ e o o n e one a n a two 'oome Enjoy a dooi bateóme* < mg the atnurr iaujrOry roorr soace -central AC ana gam - Stmmttrnf mí S 3 6 0 4 5 3 - 1 8 0 4 SUMMER ONLY Short-term summer leases 1 or 2 bedroom condos Furnished and unfurnished units Beautiful se­ lection starting at $ 3 0 0 O range Tree, Pointe, Crotx & more Con do Connection 4 7 9 6618 6 10 PEOPLE'S CHOICE The very finest selection o f top quality 1/1 o r 2 /2 condos Leases available now or fall Choose from Benchmark, Centennial, Croix, O range Tree or condos on shuttle Call Condo Connec tion 479-6618 West Campus 2 4 0 8 Longview, Star West C on­ dos, leasing now Summer/Fall (1 and 2 BR's) from $ 3 0 5 M i­ crowave ceiling fan all ap p li­ ances, laundry, pool, sauna, parking Eber* Properties, 327- 7 5 60 6 6 KING 'S RO W Beautiful 2-2 '? townhome close to campus Fireplace, wet bar built-ms, all kitchen appliances, 2 car garage $1000/m o Capital Properties 4 5 8 -6 4 1 5 TWICE YOUR HEIGHT Could be * 'V month s *ent in T rovis Heights First stop on shuttle $ 3 9 5 - E. $ 7 9 5 * E„ mo 1. 2 ond 3 bedroom s choose carpe* m some P-ofessionatLv m anaged and maintained CALL US WE CARE 4 51-2242 REMAX CAPITOL 6 -2 0 O N SHUTTLE I bedroom gos ond w ater paid A vailable now ess than $ 3 0 0 W on * last long Cok Mrs Brey 2 5 8 -0 5 3 3 o r 3 2 7 -8 8 9 4 6 1 3 WEST UT campus N e w summer -otes Furnished unfurnished 2-2 C h c x e of floo* ptons Suitable fa r 1-4 persons - E Howell Properties $ 6 0 0 -$ 1 0 0 0 4 7 7 -9 9 2 5 6 -2 7 ______________________ PRE-LEASE UNIQ UE a w ard winning condo 2 -2 historic styling, spacious, luxurious many extras Hyde Park $ 8 5 0 4 5 8 -2 6 8 9 6 2 7 _________________ PERFECT FOR UT I BR unfurnished se­ curity complex w>*h firepioce pool and covered parking Cali 250-9411 6 -9 LORRAIN rt'ye * 2 arxJ 3 Bedrooms • Ne** S h u t t l e • L a r g e in t e r i o r s • O n Poo* • v-aundry «ocm S tarting a t S 3 6 0 1 4 0 1 E n f i e l d R d . 4 7 2 - 6 1 9 9 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Vo yageu rs 3 1 1 E. 3 1 * t s h o r t v **lk to ca m p us! EffK ictK iC' and 2 bedroomv Waik in ukvsets. beautitui ¿ankn A pool Fur ntshed m S tarting at $250 4 7 8 - 6 7 7 6 l i i i i l i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i t m i u i i i i n i i i i H * R e m o d e le d * * BUCKINGHAM ♦ SQUARE * ♦ T il V 32nd 4 >ne & :w( ¡-xetímoms ¡«.«ceted L miriuteh 6 ^ 4 from campus Eniey a pooi beamed ceti ^ ^ ng\ and o í un*; tans ▲ a i a S ta rtin g a t SS25 U S 4 M 1 Large one and two bedroom* with large walk-in closet*. 4 1 5 PLACE Near shuttle * pool * covered parking • funushed S ts rd s g a t S M I 4 1 5 W. 3 9 th 4 5 * -1 9 9 # Close to Campus Newly Remodeled CHATEAU DUVAL Large 1 A 2 Bedrooms with a pooi and gas cooking Starting at $360 ABP 3 1 0 6 D w m l 4 7 2 -B S 1 A A lp in e F o r e s t S a a a e r K c a t A i F u r n is h e d o r iS5U U n f u r n is h e d ! • Large Remodeled Efficiency with large closet • New C a rp e t & C urtain • A C & Kitchen Appliances • S hu ttle to UT Cam pus • Laundry Room • Lots of Parking 4 5 5 8 A v e. A 1 1 4 U S O S 4 S S S 7 S S r ^ l O O OFF 1st M- N T T iS RENT WTTH AT $ 1 0 0 N REFERRAL FE1 TO YOU FOP A N Y FRIEND THAT EASt - AN APARTM ENT AFTER YOU HAVE PAID a D E P O srr • REDUCED SUM MER RATES • EVERY .APT C O M P L E T E L Y R E M O D E LE D IN TH E LAST YEAR • POOL SAUNA. AND EXERCISE R O O M • R R I E S H U T T L E S • BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING • EFF 1 ,2 BEDROOMS .AND TOWNHOUSE UNITS J 4 I A M I G 9 ^ 2 NOW PRE-LEASING F O R ^ SUMMER AND FALL 4505 DUVAL 454-4799 P r c / e s s io n a f f y M j r t a g e d B y C a m b io P r o p e r t y M a n a g e m e n t JUST COMPLETED!! CLOSE TO CAMPUS/SHUTTLE BUS M O V E - I N S P E C IA L S FREE RENT 'TIL END OF FIRST MONTH • Semes’ e* 'ease» • ? 0 ° - Sum me* d ivcou *" • '0 % S tudent ciist oun* • S tortm g 3* S 3 6 0 ma*»*- • 6 6 / to 9 0 b SoseH • Launary Room * jo v u / f Sp»j • S e c u r i t y P a t r o l l e d O ° ’ C \ rr/ K '■ SANDSTONE ARTS. 2 4 0 8 M a n o r Rd. 4 7 8 - 0 9 5 5 * • 2 cu. ft. $25 * * I £ (all summer) J + $5.00 De- £ posit * * Í * MEET OUR TRUCK * * * DAILY OUTSIDE * K1NSOLVING £ 4-Ó pm J "Look for the guys in the J green t-shirts” ♦ : m I ; t é - • R a c q u e t C l u b / C r e e k h a u s A p a r t m e n t s Break Away From The Ordinary E n jo y C o n d o L u x u r y A t A f f o r d a b le P r ic e s . on Town Lake 2 m onths FREE RENT with a one year lease. 1V2 m onths FREE RENT with a 9 m onth lease. 1 m onth FREE RENT with a 6 m onth lease. 3 m onth lease on specified units Preleasing specified units for fall Reduced sum m er rates for June, July, and August 1720 S. Lake shore Blvd. Austin, Texas 78741 (512) 444-2882 SUMMER RATES FREE RENT SPECIALS j * Spring. I here’s no better time to leave behind the mundane and be^in ro enjoy the place you call home. Like the large sw imming ptx>l, hot tub, and tanning decks. Spacious tkx>r- plan;» with newly renovated interiors. Loads of bookcases, «K closets, and cabinet»» And locations that are cloieto campus, popular restaurants, ahoppÉllg» and shuttle bus. Isn t it time you mt yommMapart from the . * . . . pack? Call us today for details. . » Apartments in Hyde Park 4305 Duval Austin, Texas 78751 451-2343 ( 1 H N I t 41 Apartments in West Campus 2810 Salado Austin, Texas 78705 472-3816 From the collection of Hutkin Properties I Í Page 14/The Daily Texan/Monday, June 9 ,1986 MMTAL RENTAL RKNTAL RENTAL R8NTAL KOUCATIONAL KDUCATIONAL SERVICES SERVICES 4 1 0 — U n f . H o u » — 4 1 0 — U w f . H o M — 4 1 0 — U n f . H o u m s 4 3 0 — R o m - R o o r d 4 4 0 — R o o m m a t e s 5 9 0 — T u t o r i n g DESPERATE OWNERS Low ralee. Col today for the bed deal. Col University Proper*#!, 454-7065. 7-3 NICE LARGE 3-2. CA/CH, opphonces. lease/references, no pele near UT $795/mo 926-6396 home, 499-4504 work. 6-11 2-1, CA/CH, near BuM Creek and 45th, $500/mo , one year lease, 454-7540, Catherine. 6-13 WALK TO low school, large charming 3- 2 or 4-2. separate entrances, available immediately $800 Coll Bonnie 482-9111 6-13 GRAD NON-smoker Mid May, in comfortable Own room rlnee 9 peopl Unbelievably 472- 5646, 474-2002 6-9_______________ STUDENT WANTED to Ive in and cate for 2 pre-school boys Some housework. Co? Jone, 327-8707 6-12____________ GRAD NON-SMOKER: Own huge room m comfortable house. High ceilings, Ena windows Unbelievably dose. 9 graos Summer contract: $580 - $680 472- 5646, 474-2002 7-3________________ 435 — Co-ops THE HUNT IS ON A k w M v ImN No^ No, a tTMMra HOME. YoaK YoaK A afi I TREASURE HOMES In • » UT towed No, wok. In Hydo FoHd No, al awor Ao «AH YoaK « o ft A » • '* • got fcoo- *#e Somot al ovar Ao «AH Col Alan, far pvAoor, I moan p n A v o m l lo ^ lodoy-— 451-2242 RE/MAX Capitol _________________ r 6-20 Charming house in good neigh­ borhood, 1 block to shuttle, 4/2 CA/CH, «leek, ceiling fans, hard­ woods, ail appliances and laun­ dry. Fenced yard and garage. 3 blocks to park, pool and tennis. $850, summer. 1704 Hartford, 451-5394 6-13 WEST CAMPUS Spacious 3-1 on W. 22nd, walk to drag, fenced back yard, one outdoor pet, screened side porch, deck, hardwood floors, CA/CH. $895/m o. 453-6252, 458-2320 evenings. Owner- ogent Malcolm Milbum. AVAILABLE now 1,2,3 BR houses tor rant 452-5979 (24 hour») 6-27 JUNE T occupancy 4-3 older house floors Window units 3 Hordwood blocks west UT Summer rates $1000/ month + uktkos Howefl Properties 477-9925 6-27 UT-IH35 C 1407 5 roams, ceiling fans A/ oroge, yard. 4 7 2 -2 0 9 / range, refrigerator, HYDE PARK, 2-1, dishwasher, ceiling tan, A C fireplace, lie, carpet, it, hoithoood floors, $620/ ite, 451-8122, West World Real Estate. 7-17 O N SPEEDWAY 3-1'^S CA/CH fenced dockyard. Eons $695 345-9442 6-16 LARGE FIVE bedroom house, 2 bath, CA/ connection, CH, w asher/dryer dishwasher, dose to busline, by oppt only 385-3911 until 10pm 6-11________ 4513 Ave. B, 2-1, refrigerator stove, AC 255-8944, 837-4637 6-11___________ 5 BR/2 BA. 2-story Cetkng fans. AC units. $1200/ 1518 Enfield Rd On shuttle month. $600 deposit 474-4609 or 327- 1717 6-17_________________________ 4-2 NEWLY remodeled off 29th street $500/month. 474-9724 6-10 SMALL HOUSE - cheap Available nght now $175 5004-B Roweno Call FSA- H.P 472-6201.6-17 ______________ 5/2/2 CA/CH, appliances, carpet Nice netghborgood Sublet through August or negotiate new lease $ 8 5 0 /neg 6905 Bryn Mowr 263-3616 days; 476-4237 evenings. 6-11 restored 2-1, CA/CH, HYDE PARK, fenced yard, W/D, shuttle, hardwood floors, must see Call 469-9444 6-11 LARGE 5BR 2BA house, 3 blocks trom campus, A/C, $1200/month 478-8905 6-13______________________________ 3-2, 2 blocks from IF shuttle. $690/mo CA/CH, all appliances, patio, garage 459-3990. 6-11 LIT RENTAL 38’/2 oraa near shuttle, floors, very nice, Bob hardwood McCormick 258-7654 evenings. $595 6-27 NORTH CENTRAL oft 51st Street 2BR refrigerator, 1BA, CA/CH, stove, carpeted extra large bedrooms 901 A Capítol Court. $465 + E Call 258- 2838.6-27________________________ 2 BEDROOM house, west campus, 3 blocks, extra large, complete kitchen, AC, no pets. $500 o month 478-8905 6-13 CLEAN, JUST pointed 2-1 Ceiling tons, yard, goroge. West of IH35, 906 E. 54 $500. 472-2097. 7-16 WEST CAMPUS, restored 4-3, CA/CH, all appliances, 2306 A Longview, walk to campus. $1250 neg. 469-9444 6-11 2-1, HARDWOOD floors AC, washer connections, stove, fenced yard, very nice, $540, 5413 Ave. F, 453-1667 6- 11 2105 PEARL, huge house, 3 blocks cam­ pus, two fireplaces, sky lights, $1200/ mo , or giant loft, many ceiling fons, fireplace $650; or spocious 1 BR with $495/mo 452-2199, 453-1370 6-12 HYDE PARK - You want it We hove it. 3- 2, 2-2, 2-1, 1-1, eff Houses, condos, duplexes. Coll University Properties, 454- 7065 7-3 RENTAL 430 — Room-Board 425 — Rooms GRAD N O N SMOKER Mid May, Sum­ mer Own room in comfortable house Unbelievably dose 9 people 472-5646, 474 2002 6-9_____________________ LARGE CLEAN private room, refrigera lor, no kitchen, private entrance/bath Quiet, mature individual 2 blocks to shut- He. no pets 474-1212.6-27 $200 STUDENT Special-all bills poid-pn- vate, furnished co-ed rooms-AC-com­ mon- kitchen 472-4924 6-11 PRIVATE ROOMS for boys Share bath with one other person 3 blocks west UT CA/CH No kitchen $230 ABP Howell Properties. 477 9 9 25 6-27 NICE ROOM ovoiloble to quiet, non-smoking student 451-8728, ext. 85 6-9_________ in N W Hills residence PEACHTREE APTS two rooms left, $240/ mo ABP furnished, near Dob» Moll 479-6223 6-10 $175 - $250, 1 block from campus, shore both, kitchen, ABP 2800 Wbitis 4 72 4205. Don 6-10 GRAD NON-SMOKER Own huge room 2 m comfortable house High ceilings, big windows. Unbelievably dose 9 grads Summer controd $580 - $680 472- 5 64 6,47 4-2 002 7-3_________ ROOMS FOR rent in 2-story bnck face house Microwave, W /D pool amd tennis courts across street $215/mo Bills paid 926-7820 Jack. 6-12 room for noo-smoking HYDE PARK. g ra d summer N e um an Management, 453-4500 255-1564 6- 13 $150, 750 —Typing ZIVLEY’S THE COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL FULLTIME TYPING SERVICE ■ PRINTING, IINMNGH Z I V l e K V 2 S T t t I T 2707 HEMPHILL PARK At 27th & Guadalupe Plenty of Parking 472-3210 472-7677 Vkiird Prix.ryxtnj« Rubin N « »»n *t> \ r » r . I cgal F x p e rw n c e • T erm Fa[x-^^ • Law. Briefs • T heses • D isse rta tio n s • < over Letters • R esum es i l e u S I J 4 S 4 - I M 2 • ' Jays . » p » H lu » H IF S h u lt t * F o r k i n g 472-4039 LASER PRINTING COPIES TYPING WORD PROCESSING ‘.crrmm: .<***%>■ • ... .xm j.ca TStt 'joo.y jix 476 44 -•v t fS iO N A ; "• ■ w i . ¿of MM^NML WObaAt CM PAimoaW'tH 25’ ^8*02 t « i arwc ‘ ■ * N f 38 ATvn cy 83 6 34 2 «#»> ^ .^ a oA 4>C * o»C *■ * K>xt # 6 2 5 pg otiOvHi .. x io s a 4 5 ' 4 8 8 * - 6 Sé S 0 & Pf t i f O 'Sia iwV- w r w i ’ *.hrw, • >u v o n d e 4 ' 4 , ' 4 * p o r+% tJOpom ^ p *« ' ‘ . e g o P » g * Xu w x A .r .. -epcw» . rxx- irara5 M b 453 7938 6-13 NO NSM O KING ROOMMATE needed for 3-1 duplex five blocks from compus $175 ond fu tilitie s 477 3095 6 13 WALK TO compus summer roommate needed for plush west compus condo own room, kitchen mole prefered $280 per month 478-9283 6-13 ANNOUNCEMENTS 540 — Lost A Found BURGANDY RED lassie with 86 tassle found on steps of South Mod graduation evening, Send letter to 11919 Monchoco Rd #19 280-2559 6 11 EDUCATIONAL 580 — Musical Instruction PIANO LESSONS Beginner through od vanced Experienced qualified teocher Classical and improvised styles 453 9696 6-30 CALL 471-5244 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD RENTAL 500 — Misc. • EXPERT TUTORING M o s t S u b ie c t s Ail L e v e ls L a r g e T u to r S e l e c t i o n • EXAM PREP G R E L S A T M C A T G M A T • QUALITY GUARANTEED FREEFKE . hr tu to rin g w 5 o th e r sessions w ithin 30 d a y s HOURS OPEN MTh Frl. Sat Sun, 7 am 12 mid 7 am-5 pm 10 am-3 pm 5 pm-12 mid 472-6666 813 W 24tti St T r i - T o w e r s F r e « P a r k i n g H o u s e o f f t V T U T O R S U V "Go One on One With a Winner" 590—Tutoring MATH TUTOR 504 W . 24th St. Office 477-7003 t t v e r 10 ye a rn o f p r o s e r v i c e f r s m o n a l e t u d e n t * H e lp i n g rub VKAi/l, F r u . E NG * i m :v> COM# SOENCt M r u « ( l i a ( e ■rated o n tra ta ” < a il o r r u a r b y Sor a p p o m tm e n t. Ma t h M301 30 2 M303* M403K I STA309 M316* I M30V, M407 M806A 6 M 6om K P t M **) \ M314 * M 3 IQ EE316 F t 411 E £ 3 ’ 8 C S 3 04 P r C S 206 CS3i*> CS410 CS410 CS3?8 CS336 CS34A C S 3 V CS372 CHcmsmy tHG&n Hf MX 302 ENG XT H€M6'0AB ENG «at "MEM618AB ENGJ10 Asmcm M 42 > i M311 PHYSICS PH V 301 P « V 3 0e »K t P H Y 3 0 3 K I P H Y 3 27 K .I D A TA P H O OP A310 0 P A 3 3 3 » ECO EC O 302 PC0 3 0 3 EC O 3 20 K I E C 0 3 2 4 D o n t p m t f m oft un M fhm r« g N bo te r a vioaam H a too Mo f o r to u r 312 AST»’ AC C 3 2 8 327 AST 30- AST303 AST 30 7 PRBNCH GERMAN SPANISH ENGLISH -Lotootpmrnone a •Bttfi you cmr Vmyrmoo o nattO tktopmctw and SAT é ORE An o a Next door to Mad Dcxj & Bea^s W e # 24th * ■ ■ $ 1 0 M R . $85/10 HR., , t a> BLOCK m TUTORING SERVICE S r - CALL 471-5244 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD SERVICES 750 — Typing e n d - o f - semester STRESS BUSTERS • affordable w ord 6 3 0 — C o m p u t i t r S o r v f c o i P C S T A T IO N ------- LASER JET PRINTER Doisy WhHHN Prtf#8fs C o r g p u t e r s Soffwore and assetanc# OYOtabim 469-5632 _ 23 POSIE MALL 650 — Moving- Hauling ABLE-BODIED Movers umpfy Austin i finest mover with references to prove 4 Residential, commercial antiques pianos Free estimates 441 2622 7-2 ABC Apt. Moving Moving Students as Low as $39.95 10% DISCOUNT 339-6683 750 — Typing «WORD PROCESSING • DISSERTATIONS • PAPERS • RESUMES In by 11 Out by 7 Open 'til Midnight processing • thesis dissertation experts • free pick up and delivery • c o m p u te riz e d e d itin g c d ll S u s d n o t T o n i 832-0437 4 7 2 - 6 4 6 6 We Never Stop! TYPING W ORD PROCESSING Southwest Services 453-0323 4311 A v a n u * f ■ ■ ■ P ic k u p D e irv e ry * ■ W E D O IT B ETTER Property Managem ent of Texas f near c im t js r j )ve ve Offers you a convenient c-cat years of condo experience Summer Specials Now pre-leasing for Fall nontTT MAH AGÍ Mi NT Of TEXAS TKbod+auM JL A iA fK 'O »*! • CONDO SALES a CONDO LEASING a PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 704 W. 24th Austin 78705 476-2673 RENTAL 400 — Condos-Townhouses LAURELHOUSE Newly renovated co-op Has vacancies fof (tvs summer k tati We are o se» gov ernmg co-eO community practiang rent* contioi n me campus area 44 private furnished tooms (12 w prívale bams| CA CH ASP 17 meats/w* 'esetvea pars »g S ite mo (summer), iM fm o (Sett) Catl 474 8298 480-0605 or 476-5678 1*04 Nueces Come by for a tour today' 21 st St. Co-op is a great place to live this Summer if you want both independence from landlords 4 a sense of com munity Our include 19 rafes meals/wk ABP 4 AC Stop by 707 W 21 st St for a four or can 482 8482 or 476 5678 Summer Single $342 mo Douae $262‘n c fa» $mgie $3o share i BR furnished from campus $250 * 2 electnc 473 8309 482 5416 6-11__________ one block condo M/F ROOMMATE needed1 N k # 2BR furnished, complete kitchen 2 BA apt coding fans, A/C, 3bllu from campus, UT shuttle Summer $243/m o » 2 E Fall $ 2 9 3 /mo * '-2 E Call Mike 477-8075 6-11 430 — Room-Board * k * * * * * S p e c ia l R ates for Summer—Preleasing for Fall T ake your pick from on e of th e se fine con d om in iu m s. 2000 Whitis Place V2 block from campus microwave individual washer dryer ceiling fans private balcony covered parking fully furnished $395 mo. for Summer * * 454-4621 Salado Condominiums • microwave • individual washer dryer • ceiling fans • private balcony • fully furnished • private parking • near shuttle $395 mo. for Summer 454-4621 3000 Guadalupe Place • ceiling fans • private balcony • near campus • fully furnished • laundry room • private parking $395 mo. for Summer 454-4621 * * J L ÍL RENTAL 500 — Misc. * * * * * * * * * * * * FREE GREATER AUSTIN APARTMENT GUIDE A DIRECTORY FOR THF APARTMENT SH O PPER RING fllU U M S O N CtM VT> AM) IKK M> RIM t 41-SO M M lO R PO R A TI H O I S IM , S ltT IO N Let Us Be Your GUIDE To Great Apartment Living! 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STUDENT HOUSING WITH A DIFFERENCE owned and operated by the students who live at COLLEGE HOUSES CO-OPS Ark Co-op 2000 Pearl Taos Co-op 2612 Guadalupe Laurel House 1905 Nueces 21st S t Coop 707 W. 21st St Opsis Co-op Apts. 1906 Pearl 499-8904 476-5678 474-6905 476-5678 480-0605 476-5678 482-8482 476-5678 476-5678 SSKVICKS em plo ym en t EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 7 *0 — Misc. 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Call 288-2687 between 2-5pm weekdays. 6-12 890 — Clubs- ~ ~ Restaurants P E L IC A N S W H A R F is n ow accep tin g op plications fc>r part-tune b artending pos* *»ons Most h ave at feast two /ear's expe M f 9 e n c e A p p l y m p e r s o n o n ly 2am Pelican s vVSarf 4 2 5 W P*verside Dr N o ph on e calls p lease 6 10 Pedunkels is now hiring for all full or par* hme positions We are seek.ng individuáis that will work the summer months & also through the school year Starting wages are $4 00 hour Come by and ap­ ply at 1003 Barton Springs Rood Mon -Sat 2-5 pm 6-12 HARPOON HENRY'S N e ed a part-time ¡ob2 Accepting applications for part-time bartender Apply n person 2-4 afternoons 6019 N E O E 135, 458-4114 6-11 Headim ers East has immedi­ ate openmgs for full and part-time cooks, mght shifts availab¡e apply in person between 2 and 4 p m Also door person Fnday and in Saturday niqhi Apply person aher 5 00 p m 406 E 6th St 6-10 9 0 0 - - Do me stic- H ousehold R E S ^ O N S 6 . 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Call us tor an appointm ent and we ll tvpe it w hile vou wait. 9 g i n n y s 4*7.88 ,a 541 7 N o rth Lamar / BUSINESS 930 — Business Opportunities C O N - O l>E R A Tf D Kjurtdromot %>/ *ote 5 .•O'-! o*<3 gross $5-6 00C p o r 'non#! C o l 45- 89 8 6-2 ’ THESES, DISSERTATIONS & P.R/S W e guarantee our typing will meet graduate school requirem ent* 4h--88i8 5417 North Lamar n i r i n v s i f / USE TEXAN CLASS­ IFIEDS DIAL 471-5244 The Daily Texan/Monday, June 9 ,1986/Page 15 V i e t n a m e s e r e c e i v e s s e n t e n c e f o r r o b b e r y By USA BAKER Daily Texan Staff When 19-year-old Thanh Kiem Mach left Fridav on a guarded bus bound for the Texas Department of Corrections, he said goodbye to his fellow countv jail inmates and his first chance at the so-tailed Amen- can dream. Mach, who arrived in the late 1970s with other "boat people" from Vietnam, was sentenced last week to 180 days in prison, fol­ lowed by 10 years' probation, for the Feb. 11 robbery bv threat of a North Austin oriental market The offense, a second-degree felony, carries a punishment of two to 10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine. Chai Damrong, owner of the O ri­ ental Market at 502 Pampa Drive, called police Feb. 11 after finding a note on his front door, written in Vietnamese The note ordered Damrong to leave $3,000 in cash on a white " X " on the sidewalk outside his store and said if he did not leave the money, he would need to spend it on a coffin The threat was signed with a small red footprint, which in Viet­ "life or namese culture means death," Damrong said Damrong left the cash on the sidewalk in a brown paper bag at midnight, as instructed Police offi­ cers stationed near the market ar­ rested Mach after he picked up the money and tried to run away, ac­ cording to police records Defense attornev Lewis jones said Mach needed the monev and never denied committing the rob­ bery. "A s a Vietnamese, he saw the guy from Thailand making it good in the United States, I don't know if he would have done it if the owner of the market were Vietnamese or it he were Ameri­ can." [ones said. Damrong said if Mach had been hungrv, he could have asked for food from the market "They wrote in the letter thev to buv didn't have any monev food," Damrong said "If thev were reallv starving and came up for food, I can give him some food." Damrong said he was afraid the note was left by Vietnamese gang members, who have attacked small businesses in other cities. " I think he deserved that," Dam­ rong said "H e got a full opportuni­ ty when he came over here — he could get a ¡ob easy compared to back home I think that taught him a lesson He will not do that again." Although the Austin Vietnamese community is close-knit, Mach was a loner, jones said Mach speaks and understands little English, had no telephone and his claims that he was a Lanier High School student could not be verified. After missing his third scheduled appearance in district court, Jones and prosecutors lost patience with Mach, who was out on a personal recognizance bond. "It got to a point where we used all the resources we had and we couldn't find him ," jones said. Mach was arrested a week ago in Alabama for driving while intoxicat­ ed, and was transferred to the Travis Countv Courthouse the next day, jones said. "The thing that was impressive to me was he had absolutely no grasp or knowledge of the Amencan judi­ cial system," jones said. "It took us about 45 minutes to do what would normally be a five-minute plea. W e yo u aske d , r e p e at e dl v understand^' " 'D o Jones said Mach answered "y e s " to many questions that Jones and the V ie t­ prosecutors doubted namese man understood. Yet Mach refused a Vietnamese interpreter. The other thing Mr. Mach had going for him was, it's somewhat difficult to deport to a Communist countrv , Jones said. He said Mach possessed a green card and could have been deported to Vietnam, but Immigration and Natural­ the L .S ization Service was reluctant to take action before his third felony con­ viction. After six months in prison, Mach will return to distnct court, where he w’ill seek a probated sentence. L A W S T U D E N T F O R P A R T T I M E A D V E R T I S I N G S A L E S Minimum of ten hours weekly in sales activity in behalf of Peregnnus law school yearbook. Previous advertis­ ing sales helpful, but not required as we will train. Law student preferred. Commission rate is 20% . Make ap­ plication in TSP Building Room 3.210 from 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Fnday. The University of Texas is an equal opportunity employer. P E R E G R IN U S j O D D H Ü ^ i S É ! rj*r ■Jif .Li.kt't,, O w T B S S R -top N m < I r a s c ti Nin (. rs f tl rt*t* tifui x*. 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Rates ■ ■ -7 - »ns 10-80; 190-340; and S10 on Hem advertised must not exces I price must appear in the advertising copy. Businesses, n are f pr rots lor— apply to dassiltco- 510 only. Value of ;• J>,v\T7 r,0.\'" W 1 3. Mínimum ad is 20 words. Additional words 3# per word per day. Although ads may be c n - oHed short of fu ll run, no refund or credH cm be made at this low rate. Advertising pieced under this o iler must ran botort Sept. 1,1908. Page 16/The Daily Texan/Monday, June 9,1986 mi d o n ts b e m m t m ya feeen m I only I \20MX I M tK B .'n e fN B fB H Ñ é NBG C* 'UPABOUT, A \ ntJLVA-------- M E E S '1 J .J -W U m iH E M AT AN OPENING § O M É /ttA A S i* ! joum rwifBM | H AESHe* I ■ they u rn . 5 MYFÑENDS. THEY NEEDED NELL, I NEED A A PLACB1D UTT13 PRIVACY STAY, Ml KB. ONCE IN A WHILE! / THIS IS MY HOME, J.J.! NOT SOME DAMN CRASH FAD FOR EVERY. .. Hi THE DOOR WAS UNLOCKED. / / !►> U 3 •A (A V C 0 0a Track Continued from page 9 up in third w ith 47. “You've got to give a lot of credit to Juliet Cuthbert," Crawford said. "She sort of started and kept things going for us. After she w on the 100, I started to have a feeling that w e were really going to win it. " in the For time third three months, the Main Building tower was all-orange with the number one outlined through the w indow s on all four sides Sunday night. The track team's photo taken in front of the tower will join those of the basketball and sw im m ing teams in the halls of the w om en's athletic department, and help conclude the most successful season for spring sports teams in Longhorn history. Boyce and anv other less visible fans will rejoice at Texas being the best in vet another sport and n ew s­ papers will splash headlines declar­ ing the team's feat. The only that matters, thing though, is that the Longhorns know thev are national cham pions. Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Right-hander Mike Scott a n d Dave Smith com ­ bined on a five-hitter, and Billv Hatcher w e n t four for five with a hom er to lead the H ouston Astros to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers S u n d a y a n d a split of their four-game series. Hatcher, w h o doubled in the first inning and singled in the fifth, hit his first h om er of the season in the seventh on a 3-2 pitch. It gave him in eight career at-bats four hits against F ern and o Valenzuela, 8-4 innings, Scott, 6-4, allow ed all five hits, walked two and struck out nine in 8 2-3 increasing his major league-leading strikeout total to 113 In San Di­ ego, Mark T h u rm o n d threw a three- hitter and drov e in all tour Padres runs with a single and a double a s San Diego d efeated Atlanta ■ Padres 4, Braves 1 Twice, the Braves walked Gary Templeton with tw o outs in order to pitch to T h u rm o n d and each time T hurm o nd followed with a two-run hit. T h u rm o n d 's four RBI were the most by a P adre this year ■ Mets 4, Pirates 3 In Pitts­ burgh, Kevin Mitchell hom ered and and Roger three ru n s drove McDowell pitched 2 1 scoreless inn mgs in relief ot Sid Fernandez as New York e d g e d the Pirates in The victory w as the Mets' fourth BY CHARLES SCHULZ Record*setting w in Chris Evert Lloyd celebrates her record seventh French Open championship Saturday over Martina Navratilova 2-6, 6-3. 6-3 Ivan Lendl defeated unseed­ ed Mikael Pernfors in the men s final 6-3, 6-2. 6-4 Associated Press Astros fend off Dodgers in the five-game series and m ain ­ tained their nine-game lead in the National League East. Their 37-13 record is the best start in the their 25-season history. ■ Cubs 14, Cardinals 2 — In St Louis, Keith Moreland hit a three- run ho m er to highlight a nine-run sixth inning, pow ering Chicago to a win over St Louis ■ Expos 12, P hillies 0 In M o n ­ treal, rookie Floyd Youmans al­ lowed onlv one hit an infield single bv Glenn Wilson, and hit a tw o-run hom e run as the Expos also got hom ers from Tim Raines and Hubie Brooks to boat Philadelphia ■ Reds 7-1, Giants 3-3 c o n s e c u tiv e In San su ic id e Fra nc isc o squeeze b un ts b\ pinch-hitter Mike W oodard and Robb\ Thompson broke a PI eighth-inning tie, giving the Giants a victorv and a split ot the d ou b le h e a d e r with Cincinnati Dave Parker drove in three runs with a ho m er an d a double to lead the Reds to a 7-3 victorv the o p e n er in ■ O rioles 18, Yankees 9 In N ew 'iork 1 ee I ac\ hom ered thre« times and drove in six r u n s spark ing a 22 hit attack that p ow e re d Bal timore past the Yankees 1 aov w ho entered the gam e w ith two hom e runs this season, hit a solo h om er in the first inning add i‘d a tw o-run shot in the tourth and connected for a n o th e r b a s e s em p t\ blow in the sixth ■ T w ins 5, Royals 2 — In Kansas City, Mark Portugal a nd Frank Pas- tore com bined on a five-hitter a n d Randv Bush drove i n two r u n s to lead M innesota to a victorv over the Rovals ■ Blue Jays 4, Tigers 2 In De troit, Jesse Bartield hit a tw o-run h o ­ mer and Tonv Fernandez s RBI g ro u n d e r broke an eighth inning tu­ to back the relief pite hm g of Mark Fichhorn as Toronto beat the Tigers ■ White Sox 8, .Vs 3 In L h u a go Greg Walker drove in three runs w ith a double a n d a single and Bob bv Bonilla hit a tw o-run double to lead the White box to a v ictory and a four-game sw eep of O akland ■ Brewers 7 Red Sox 1 In Milw aukee' Tim 1 earv pitched eight shutout innings a n d Ben Oglivie the drove Brew ers ov er Boston three ru n s lead to in ■ Indians 11, Angels 4 In Cleveland Bro.'k Jacobv hom ered twice and d rove m tour runs Mel Hall hit a tw o-run hom er an d lo» Carter tripled to extend his hitting streak to 21 gam es as thi Indians routed L alifornia PEANUTS© B.C. 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High 9 0 1 0 0 Tem peratures “ ” 9 0 9 0 . 9 0 Associated Press NATIONAL W EATHER SERVICE FORECAST UNTIL 7 A M TUESDAY Austin skies will be partly cloudy M o nd ay with a 40 percent ch an ce of thundershow ers during the afternoon T h e h ig h tem p e ra tu re will be near 90 and winds will be from the southeast at 5 to 10 mph The N ational W e a th e r S ervice predicts show ers M o n d ay in a band from M o ntana and North D a ko ta to K ansas Ram also is predicted in a line from Texas to T e n n e s s e e Answer to Previous Puzzle ■ L |Oji S L V HO 5 MEAT. 1 Jk / ACROSS 1 D em onstrate 6 Babylonian abode of dead 11 Chief 12 Expel from country 14 Printer’s measure 15 Soil 17 Old Roman garment 18 Perform 20 Approaches 23 Footlike part 24 Old name for Thailand 26 Fear 28 Niton symbol 29 Joint 31 Locate 33 Learning 35 Want 36 A ttrib u te s to 39 W riting tablet 42 Helium sym bol 43 Halts 45 B ridge 46 Sit down to dinner 48 Cuts 50 Small bird 51 Kind o f cheese 53 Story 55 French article 56 Tell 59 Higher 61 Repulse 62 Sedate DOWN 1 Writing implement 2 Sun god 3 Unusual 1 m 1 i / ^ ( / cc I t i f l l BY SAM HURT a 15 THERE ANYTHING TO BE LEARNED FROM THIS HARROWING EXPERIENCE SOME KERNEL OF INSIGHT WE CAN TAKE BACK VJITH U S ' ? 4 Blood carrier 5 Transgressed 6 Paid notice 7 Note of scale 8 Likely 9 Noose BLOOM COUNTY by B erk e B reath ed m. opus stock-, weve 5ENT YOU $ 9 0 0 M1UJON WR RESEARCH. 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I MIGHT GET WORRY LINES BY MILES MATHIS 10 Imperative 11 Rent 13 Experience 16 Sailors 19 Article of furniture 21 Check 22 Surfeits 25 Frames of mind 27 Fights between two 30 Court orders 32 Make suitable 34 Short jacket 36 Gaiety 37 School book 38 Part of fireplace 40 Followed closely 41 Go in 44 Quarrels 47 Story 49 Narrow strip of wood 52 Chart 54 Guido s high note 57 Tellurium symbol 58 Spanish article 60 Roman 51 © 1986 United Feature Syndicate Florida State moves into CWS finals Associated Press O M A H A N eb - Richie Lewi; continued his o u ts ta n d in g pitching in the C ollege World Series bv retir ing Miami in the ninth inning ti earn a save Sunday as Florida StaU advanced championshi}. the game with a 4-3 victor} to I he to p -ra n k e d S em inó les 61-12 w ill p i.iv N o 3 A rizo n a at 6 It' p m t D I M o n d as le w is w ho now has tw o win* and two saves in the Series enterec tht game with Mike Fiore on hrv and nobodv out I ewis sandwichec strikeouts a ro u n d Fiore s unsucxess ful s t e a l attem pt to clinch the victo rv Lewis run in strikeouts m 13 lias allowed one eam ec the Sent'* a n d ha- 2 , innings 1 he Seminóles Doug Little 4-4 scattered five hits m eight inn ing- ti earn the v ictors ! hird rated Miami tin deft nditu national cham pion bows out with . rev ord Both H u m c a n e lo--» > 3o 1 in the' double -elimination N-m- were tv * Florida -’tate which wot five of eight m eetings b etw een tht nv als this season in To ap p e a r Vround L j m p u s I m v e r v i t v r e l a t e d iv a d ailv c o l u m n l i s t i n g a c t i v i t i e s s p o n s o r e d bv a c a d e m ic d e p a r t m e n t s s t u d e n t se r v ic e » an d r e g i s t e r e d st u d e n t o r g a n i z a t i o n s \ r o u n d C a m p u s o r g a n i z a t i o n s m u s t be r e g i s ­ tered vsith the O f f i c e ot S t u d e n t A c t i v i ­ t i e s V n n o u m e m e n t s m u s t b e s u b m i t ted o n t h e correct fo rm a v a i l a b l e in The the dav D i i i y 1 e * j n o f f i c e bv H a m b e f o r e p u b l i c a t i o n l e t j n r e s e r v e s the right to e d i t s u b m i s s i o n s to c o n f o r m to st v l e ru les , a l t h o u g h n o sig n i f u a n t c h a n g e s w tll be m a d e I h e M o n d a y skills I he l e a r n i n g S k i l l s C e n t e r w i l l h o l d reg is tra tio n tor c l a s s e s in s p e e d rea d in g c o n v e r s a t i o n a l c o l l e g e r e a d in g review an d t i i g l i s h . al gebra a n d C>K! to 5 p m study tin h m q u r s from 4 a m M orula v iC au fo rd H jester C e n t e r VY32 For in for m a tion call 4 “ 1 VH 4 t h r o u g h W e d n e s d a y m V o l u n t e e r s I h e S t u d e n t H e a l t h C en t e r n e e d s v o l ­ u n t e e r s tc ass ist d i s a b l e d s t u d e n t s w i t h p h \ m« al e x e r e w s a n d s w i m m i n g Fot in fo r m a t i o n call VS a n d a at 471-495S ext 212 or c o m e by the S t u d e n t H e a lt h C e n ter R o o m V47 T h e S t u d e n t H e a l t h C e n t e r n e e d s v o l ­ the u p p e r respiratory u n t e e r s to statt clinic I ppe'r d i v i s i o n pre m e d or a 1 he'd h ea lth m a jo rs p r e f erred C o u r s e cre-dit availab le For I n fo rm a tio n call VS a n d a at 471-4^3S ext 212 or c o m e bv the Stu d e n t H e a lt h C e n t e r Kc»om 347 úSlr-r m « From 3 p.m . Thursday to 3 p.m . Sunday the UT Police Department reported these incidents: Assault: A UT student was a s ­ saulted Saturday bv several individ­ uals in a Ford Granada They hit him on the head with an egg as he was nding his bicycle dow n the 2300 block ot Speedway at 11 p.m UT police are unable to locate the suspects or the vehicle T h e ft: A UT staff member report­ ed the theft of a gym bag in room 133 of the Main Building at 3:50 p.m. Friday. Inside the bag w as a Mexican coin on a 24-inch cobra chain valued at $155. A UT staff member reported the theft of $7 from his desk drawer in O. Flenry Hall 111 at 1:45 p.m . Fn- day. A UT staff member reported the theft of his wallet from under a desk in Townes Hall 2.188G at 2:50 p.m . Friday. Attempted theft: Four juveniles were arrested and charged w ith at­ tem pted autom obile theft at the 2000 block of East Cam pus Drive at 11:05 p.m . Friday. 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It's April 16, two days after the U S bom bing raid on Libya, and Libya still dom inates the news. against p o ssible A nchor l e d Koppe! w ants to ex­ am ine the W est's security precau­ terrorist tions reprisals. Executive producer Rick Kaplan objects: like how to m ake LSD. It's not that in­ terestin g ." "S ecu rity is N ightline c o r re s p o n d e n t Je ff Greenfield suggests a look .it Libya and its leader, M oam m ar Gadhafi, were deposed or dead. international terrorism if "What the local cabbie w ants to know is, 'W ould terrorism then go aw ay ?"' Greenfield says in an 11 a m conference call that links the show 's New York and W ashington staffs with Koppel, at his hom e in I’otom ac, M d., and Kaplan, at his hom e in M ontvale, N J that night's is assigned Before long, "W h ith e r G ad hafi?" topic and becom es the back­ Greenfield ground piece that U*ads into the Nightline centerpiece Koppel and his guests "T h ere goes lu n c h ," G reenfield says, and so begins another day in the life of Nightline, ABC N ews' award w inning d iscu ssio n p ro­ gram With rumors of G ad hafi's dem ise everyw here, it turns out to be an ex ­ traordinary new s day, but just an ordinary, even hum drum , 14-hour work day for the energetic, pred om ­ inantly young Nightline staff There are constant phone calls, take-out meals and a bri>adcast lineup that takes shape early and, this time, isn't |unked at the last hour for a n ­ other m ajor news event "M y favonte story is the one that happens after World News Tonight goes off the a ir," Koppel says 26, A s G reenfield starts his research, the show 's bookers, Tara Sonen- shine, in W ashington and H eather V incent, 27, in New York, start lining up potential guests Each h a s a thu k notebook of phone num bers, m ostly business contacts Koppel, expressing both pitv and adm iration, sa id the job allowed lit­ tle outside life for thtrse working their way up " I t's difficult for the unmarried men and women to have any kind of social life ," he said. I his is all there is They live this job m orning, noon and night V incent tries to reach Edwin Wil­ son, the former C IA agent, now in prison, who was a major arms sup­ plier to Iibva Jerry Orbach, left, and Treat Wil­ liams star as New York City cops in Prince o f the City, Sidney Lu­ met s powerful tale of police cor­ ruption ABC airs the conclusion of this two-part 1981 film today Roger Mudd and Connie Chung are the co-anchors of 1986, an NBC newsmagazine program making its debut on Tuesday The one-hour show was formerly called American Almanac On Bridges to Cross a recently re­ inmate who now leased prison works for World Week is attracted to Tracy Bridges, who is played by Suzanne Pteshette The CBS se­ ries airs Thursday Ted Koppel is th® host of the ABC nightly newt production Nghtihe. Associated Press W ilson's not w here he's sup­ posed to be, so Vincent calls the N a­ tional Prison Locater Service — "th e 411 of federal p riso n s," she says. W ilson is found at the U.S. Medical Center, a pnson hospital in Spring­ field, Mo No appearance is possible that night. (W ilson, once back at the federal penitentiary in M anon, 111., appears on Nightline May 1.) Part of the booking job requires pre-interview ing to determ ine how articulate and know ledgeable the fxissible guests are O ne exchange betw een the book­ ers goes like this "H e 's m onosyllabic." "B u t g lH X l." you said m onosyllabic "I said monosyllabic fabulou s." At 1 p . m . , 1 0 G h o u r s before air­ time, Kaplan has consulted again with Koppel W hat's needed, thev now believe, are L S. and Soviet ex­ perts on Libya They want Law­ rence Eagleburger, former under­ set retarv of state, and Vladimir Shustov, deputy Soviet representa­ tive to the United N ations "E agleburger likes the sh o w ," "W h en we get in a Vincent says bind, he's willing to help us out ." Bv ? 15, Eagleburger and Shustov have agreed to do the broadcast. "W e have the two big pillars," says Sonenshine. Both will be in ABC's New York studio, separated by a screen so Koppel can better control the dis­ cussion. " I f the guests are in the talk to each same room, they'd o th e r," says Kaplan. " I don't want them to make eye con tact." K o p p e l s u p p o r ts th e n ow "W h ith er G ad hafi?" angle. "T h e decision was a little m uddier than m o st," he says. "It d idn't strike me as clearly at 11 as it does at 3 ." M eanw hile, Greenfield is tracking dow n pictures that will com plem ent his script, and vice versa He recalls televised hangings of Libyan dissidents, but ABC d oesn't have the pictures Greenfield tnes a friend at A m nesty International, the human rights group, which locates the footage in London. But its office is closed. The friend gets the office opened, and the tape is sent to ABC 's London bureau. Greenfield w ants to include m an- on-the-street reactions to Gadhafi in his report It's raining in New York, making it hard to get good com ­ m ents and good visuals. It's sunny in Los A ngeles, but the general opinion is that Los Angelenos de­ bate the w eather and salads, not politics. More fervor is expected from the it's citizens of Chicago, where cloudy but dry. A crew is ordered from the ABC station there. Green­ field com poses the question: "H ow would you feel if Gadhafi were de­ posed? Would it cut down on terror­ ism attacks on A m ericans?" At 4, Greenfield starts pounding "S crip t typew riter. his electric tim e," he says. Greenfield, a former speechwriter for Bobby Kennedy, writes for the ear. "Short sentences and clarity," he says. "Y ou can 't write like Mur­ ray Kempton (a syndicated colum ­ nist) for television." His script is approved by the pro­ ducers, and he records his voiceo­ ver. "A fter 7, I get out of the pro­ ducer's w ay ," he says. ITs now up to producer Phil Berg­ man to construct the story by in­ tegrating Greenfield's audio track with the now-accumulated 60 pieces of video, almost all moving pic­ still photos. tures. He dislikes "W allp ap er," he calls them. Editing room s become available to Nightline at 7 p .m . after World News Tonight finishes with them. Bergman says his rule of thumb is one hour of editing time for each minute of Greenfield's five-minute piece. It's 6:30. In a nearby editing room, associ­ ate producer Sergio Guerrero is as­ sembling the show 's teasing open­ ing lines. His first image will be a shot of Gadhafi. "If we don't interest them in the first minute and a h alf," says Ka­ plan, "w e could have an interview with Jesus, and they'll still watch Joan Rivers." By 11, Eagleburger and Shustov arrive and are ushered to separate schm oozes with floors. Vincent Shustov about the weather, base­ ball, anything but the program. "W e want them to save it for the sh o w ," says Vincent. "They could make a point they w on't say later for fear of repeating them selves." As the guests com e, Greenfield reach in g his ap artm e n t g o es, moments before airtime. He doesn't want to see his piece from the con­ trol room. He w ants to watch it the way millions do — from their living room s and bedrooms. In an ABC studio in W ashington, Koppel adjusts his tie: "M oam m ar Gadhafi survived the U.S. bombing, but will he survive the political fallout in his country? Good evening. I'm Ted Koppel, and this is N ightline." FEMALES NEEDED EARN $350! Normal, healthy women are needed to participate in a clinical research study taking place over two weekends in July and August. 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"There seems to be a trend in television now' to buy segments from the outside," said Stevens "For music video shows and what­ ever variety shows are out there This has done for us what musu vi­ deo has done for rock bands We've sold pieces ranging from 30 seconds to three minutes to Nickelodeon and Showtime pay channels We sold five pieces to 7V's Bloopers & Practical Jokes. "W/hat's exciting is that with the way the home video market's taking off the distributors are looking for original productions. They used to turn to the comedy clubs. Three companies asked us to do one-hour videos. But we turned them down because we wanted to produce the video ourselves." They have a studio in their home in the Granada Hills area of Los An­ geles w here they rec ord their radio spots and edit the vide*’ pieces When they began they worked through a s\ ndicatton 1 1>mpunv \II ‘star Radio hut now they nvs n it They re also syndicating a 2U vear- old series from Mel Blatu originally willed Super Fun and retitied \1el Bidm s Blankey Blanks I he couple met when they were radio station tor both working KSHf m 51 I ouis joy v* as doing the morning drive show and I was doing the afternoon drive show said Stevens We were married tor like tour years without seeing each other Everyone said it wouidn t last They said you can t be in tho same business and stay married But it's been 11 y ears Stevens, who also was program director at the station, said, I wouldn't have hired her She went around me and got the I thought having a woman Jis*. |ik key on a rink station would be a novelty that wouldn't last job His wife said, I was only 17 and I thought it would be fun They emphasize that radio come dy is a specialized field "You can't just get a standup comic to come in and do his material," (.rdnu s a id It really h a s to be adapted to ra­ dio." Most c o m ic s are brought up on stage, which is great tor The To­ night Show," Stevens said But our background is the radio studio We approach a piece ot humor in a different way. The music videos have changed the pace of television, for instance. Kids have shorter at­ tention spans. They want the punch line instantly." Grdnic said they write material for a projected life of five years. "W e can't do topical material," she said. "W e do a lot of things about relations, man vs ma­ human chines. And you have to keep it clean. Radio is cleaner than televi­ sion. We sell to a lot of stations in the Bible Belt." LONDON 2021 Guadalupe M OVIE & VCR #33 Dobie Mall 480-9211 RENTALS MOVIES — $1.66 - w p a s s $ .99 - TUESDAY VCR’S — $3.75 - Mon.-Thurs. $6.75 -Fri.-Sun. CHECK OUR DAILY SPECIALS 1 HOUR FREE PARKING DOBIE MALL to reunite an infant dinosaur with Its captured m other PG 7 40 © a a a Sorcerer (1977) Roy Schetder. Bruno Creme» Four desperate men risk their lives while hauling explosive nitroglycerine through South American tungles to battle an ori-weli hre © © Rosas Blancas Para Mi Hermana Negra (No Date) Libertad Lamarque. Euse­ bia Cosme © a A i The Pope Of Greenwich Village 1984) Eric Roberts Mickey Rourke Dreams of escape from humdrum Manhattan jobs harbored by distantly related buddies are jeopardized by an iH-cooce»ved safecracking job that gets them into hot water with a local crim e kingpin R 746 © A A -» The Great Bank Robbery" (1969) Zero Most el Kim Novak A bank is besieged by gangs of would-be robbers 6 4 0 Irreconcilable Differences (1984) © A A A Ryan 0 Neal Shelley Long A 9-year-old girt, feeling neglected and unloved, seeks legal aid to divorce her sed from the custody of her ever-preoccupied parents and move in with her former housekeeper PG g The G uardian’ (1964) Martin © A A A Sheen Louis Gossett Jr New York City apartment dwellers concerned about ram­ pant crime hire a vigitante-minded ex-ser­ viceman as their new security guard g Fridays Hcvle* EVENING 7 40 © A A A Gremlins'1 (1984) Zach Gailigan. Hoyt Axton When a teen-ager breaks the rules of caring for his lovable one-of-a-kind creature, dozens of malevolent creatures are spawned PG g (1964) © © A A i Doctor In Distress Dirk Bogarde James Robertson Justice A grumpy, irrascible chief surgeon finds his life and outlook changed when he falls in love © © Blade ’ (No Date) John Marley. John Cypher (1 9 8 5 )Chevy Chase, Joe © A A i Ftetch Don Baker An L A reporter with an array of disguises attempts to unravel a plot involving a wealthy businessman who contracts his own murder PG' Q © A A ' y Vision Quest" (1985) Matthew Modine, Linda Fiorentino An 18-year-old be­ gins a brutal training schedule in order to de­ feat the toughest wrestler in the state In ster­ eo R 'g •4 0 ® © A A Brotherly Love" (1985) Judd Hirsch, Karen Carlson inexplicable occur­ rences lead an industrial designer to suspect that his vengeful, psychopathic twm brother is trying to harm him and his family (R) g 42 0 a a Sweet Revenge (1977) Stock- ard Channmg. Sam Waterston A tough female car thief sets her sights on a $28,000 Ferrari © * "Everything Goes Wild" (1960) Charlie Shretner. Erika Cool Husband-and-wife dress shop owners decide to work different shifts to relate more easily to their patrons © AA' y Now You See Him, Now You Don't" (1972) Kurt Russell, Joe Flynn. A pair of college students use the secret of invisibili­ ty to raise money for their school. G' 940 © A * Too Scarsd To Scream" (1965) Mike Connors, Anne Archer. A police lieuten­ ant teems up with an undercover agent to investigate the murders of several women in a Manhattan apartment house. 'R' S a t u r d a y * H o l e » EVENING 640 © A A Mr Summer Magic" (1963) Haytey Mills. Burl Ives Financial reversals resulting from the death of their father force a 1910 Boston family to move to cheaper quarters in a small Maine town 6:30 © © "El Norte" (No Date) Zaide Silvia Gu­ tierrez. David Villalpando 740 QD © A A A "The Great Muppet Caper" (1981) The Muppets, Charles Grodin. 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A high-schoof senior discovers the key to passing Ms sci­ ence dess - and to the space-time continu­ um -- in a military junkyard. 'PG' g © A A Vi “Lost In America" (1985) Albert Brooks. Julie Hagerty Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los Angeles ad executive and his wife liquidate their assets, buy a camper and head for the open roads. R’ g Sundays He vie* EVENING •4 0 © © “Vuelven Los Garcia" (No Date) Pedro Infante, Marga Lopez. © A A A "Knight Without Armour” (1937) Robert Donat, Marlene Dietrich. A secret agent helps a young woman flee from the Russian revolutionaries 740 © A A “Perfect” (1965) John Travolta, Jam­ ie Lee Curtis. A journalist sets out to write an expose on health duba and anda up falling for a reporter-shy aerobics Instructor. 'R' g © A AVi "Caddyshack” (1980) BM Murray, Chevy Chase. The demented groundskeeper of a swank country dub wages war against the gophers while a wealthy, brash newcomer dashes with an old-guard member. 'R' fcQB 0 © A A A "... 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His credits include The Guiding I ight, w hich brought him an Em m y aw ard, General Hospital, w hich w on him an E m m y n o m in a tio n , A s the W o r ld I u rn s and ABC s p rim e ­ time serial IIviiastv In lus spare tim e, S alisbury tu rn s o u t yet more dialogue in the form o f fo r contrast he stage plays But w rites comedies the rather angst and su ffe rin g of the soaps. His play The Seagulls ot I W w on lo s A ngeles Drama C ritics tin* A w tird i le has a nothe r play, 'shoot mg in Seotland, w h ich lie hopes to have produced on Broadway than Soap operas consum e so m uch most are n o w an h o u r m aterial l»’iig that they require a platoon of specialized w rite rs Santa B a r b a r a has three head w riters, a si rip t edi three breakdow n w riters and tor, tou r dialogue v\ riters A IK N ( ,ener al H o s p i t a l has I > w rite rs, m aking tin* credits look like those of 'star i \ a r s said I he head w rite rs d o the bible, long-term sto ry p ro je ctio n s," the Salisbury I In* breakdow n w rite rs take that and break it d o w n in to episodes and scenes and w rite very detailed outlin es t he dialogue w riters w rite the scripts, and tin* script e d ito r keeps e v e ry th in g straight S a lis b u ry he s a lw a y s said pleased w hen an actor follow s his dialogue precisely but he s also re tact that m o st a c to rs the script as ,i b lu e prin t s ig n e d to tin merely us» and v h.inge the w i>rds In tin y e a r s he s w orke d on the soaps, Salisbury said he has st*en the considerably I hey ve changed both 111 content change form and in the w ay th ey're d o n e ," he said. 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I le w a s a vice president w hen the com pany was bought o u t by an Eastern conglom erate. I su dden ly found m yself out o f w o rk ," In* said "O n e day I ran in to m y old agent and he said he han­ dled the head w rite r o f 'The Edge of N ig h t' and he was loo kin g for a I w rote .1 couple o f sample w rite r I've been at scripts and I was hired it tor the last IS years Io Ih* .1 w rite r after the confines o f w o rk in g in an office is w o n d e rfu l. You can g o ou t and play tennis in the* afternoon it you feel like it. 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