I £ , Da i l y T e x a n 9 I o y ° 8 i d * w f ■ ' {) * d c j ( d 1 1 3 Vol. 86. No. 145 The student n e w s p a p e r ot The University of Texas at Aust n Monday M ay 4 1987 25c Shipman, Humphrey win runoff B y T A R A P A R K E R Daily Texan Star* Refuting claims of ihssatista» t >n with the current council two in cumbcnts and longtime campaigner Michael Max Nofziger won Satur day's Austin c ity Council runoff elections. Nofziger, who pulled off the 1 tg- gest upset of the dav t. w in the open Place 1 council -» at took just less than 51 percent of the vote Place 5 incumbent Sallv Shipman won with more than 57 percent of the voti and Place 4 incumbent George Humphrey retained hi" "eat with fust under 51 percent Dunng the Apnl 4 general elec tion, Nofziger had a tough time winning a spot m the runoff, pull­ ing onlv 25 percent of the vote two percentage points more than politi al newcomer ‘"am Griswold Nofziger trailed business-backed can iidate Gilbert Martinez by near K It percentage points after the gen» ral election 1 he weak showing bv th» incumbents, Humphrey and Shipman, during the general elec­ tion also "» med to indu ite troubi* for N’ofi/ger's prognosis i platform But Saturday's runoff proved dif­ ferent tor Nofziger, bringing to an end nine \> ars ot campaigning ter a wat en th» council, Nofziger edged out Martinez with |U s t und» r 51 per cent of the vote, with onlv 1,1 7 votes separating the two candi­ dates But the voter margin w as not the onlv obsta» W facing \otzig» r at th» outlet Martinez out-pent NMfziger bv more th in five to one, pitting a $153,000 w a r ch est ag a in st Nofziger s $29,000. \ i Iziger the »>nl\ ca nd date in Saturdav s election to s >»nd less th in S 1 ■«! íXM, ran h r coun rii .eats si and sought in bo t h 19 t* max ora 1 bid m 1981 and 1SS5 It XV i $ this xer-ismnce , not monev, ill.it tmallx landed him the . <'uncil it Nofzi ger said !t to» 1> me nine v ears 1» do it," t exv candid ites art w tiling he "U : ¡ to dedicate that kind of tirru tlemen," jXJofziger said Martin attribute» 1 hi- loss ») a general satisfaction v\ ith the 1 urrent council. " I thu k I tiffered th» citizen - of Austin an alternativ» ti the current Martinez -aid p» ilicies we have ?onded th it thev are ap­ ' They rt ir ay atistied with parentlv things ai going " th»‘ Place After 1eai Ming Councilmt n her Ship nan indicates the said SatU dav - Air voters are mt're satisfied with "he current t 0until than "the paper - in- ihipman received 35 952 dicat. ludv Fow ler's hallenger votes t. 26 915. of hi s w 1 n , ,\i ♦fziger tlTanked hi - oppo vent tor un nng v>ur race as a gent era an. V opj < -e i to the tw*0 races imolv- g incum aent-, the Plat e 1 cam- p ¡gn ; n ú sed on the issues ind i»ie- "1 do n t think t rie communitv Oil igical ditterences betxv»*en the c a noidates and stax ed aw ic from thinks w t re pert»?ct," ship ma n said "But 1 think th ey do think the : H gative »\impaign i.íeti» s. neighb» rh< ud" env ironin ent and are critic a to a healths ecvnom v." "W e -n» wed the p >ple 0 f Austin 0 candi»lates can It agre ; »>m the I-'>ues anC eijjl z-arp aaigo like gen- See Runoff page 8 CITY COUNCIL RUNOFF ELECTO ’* Í PLACE 1 Gilbert Martinez ★ MICHAEL MAX NOFZIGER PLACE 3 ★ SALLY SHIPMAN Judy Fowler PLACE 4 Mike McHone ★ G EO RGE HUMPHREY 1I 30 733 49 08 1 I 31.890 50.92 35,952 57 19 1 26.915 42.81 30 595 49 04 31,799 50.96 1 Voter turnout tops prediction Student vote proves essentia- with some races' slim margins B y T A R A P A R K E R Daily Texan Staff Voter turnout for Saturday 's Aus­ tin Citv Council runoff election was just slightlv higher than citv officials predicted and surpassed general election voter turnout The runoff election attracted 63,552 voters — iust over 27 percent of Austin - 233,793 registered vot­ ers. Last week Citv Clerk I ¡den Al­ dridge "aid he did not expect run- oft-election to surpass turnout 60,000 voters. The Apn! 4 general election at­ tracted 53,406 of 226,567 registered voters or juM over 23 percent of the electorate Th» m st heavily populated stu­ dent precincts supported the win­ ning candidates Max Nofziger, Sallv Shipman and George Hum ­ phrey. Student voter turnout, how­ ever, was substantially lower than the overall turnout. Ot 15,590 voters in the student- dominated precincts, onlv 2 048 cast ballot" Saturday — a 13 percent vo­ ter turnout. But the student turnout was skewed bv exceptionally l»m turn­ on: in Beau hard H. jester Center West and East. The jester polls at­ tracted onlv 1.2 percent of regis­ tered voters. Without the Jester ballots, stu­ dent turnout iimped to 18 percent. Although the -tudent precincts Of 15.590 voters in the student-dom inated p re­ cincts. only 2.048 cast ballots Saturday — a 13 percent voter turnout. The Je ste r polls attracted only 3.2 percent o f re gis­ tered voters. favored the same candidate- as the overall election, the distribution of votes was not nearly as even. Be­ cause of the slim margin between the candidates, the student vote prov ed essential in two of three rac- e" in Saturday's elech m. Not/iger won 1,502 -tudent vote" — 74 percent — compared to 519 ballots cast tor Martinez — 2n per­ cent of the student vote. Onlv 1 157 votes separated the two candidates in the overall election. Shipman a.-* won handilv n the student precinct" winning 1,611 ballots — 80 percent of the vote — compared to 2 0 percent o f the bal­ lot- — 41 ^ vote- — cast tor Fow ler More than 9,000 v ote- separatee th» candidates in the overall election. Humphrey won the fewest stu­ dent votes, garnering 73 percent of the vote — 1,456 ballots to M cHone's 27 percent — ^47 ballots, O nlv 1,204 votes separated the can­ didates in the overall election. Salty Shipman is greeted by cheers as she arnves at Palmer Auditorium on Saturday night. She beat Judy Fowier with more than 57 percent of the vote Brian Adam ciK Dai v Texan Sta^ Education officials debate basic skills testing By LUM TW 1LLIG EAR Daily Texan Staff Education officials considered the pros and cons of college basic -kill- testing at a minoritx education conference 1 ridav ont dav after the House gave tentative ap­ proval te a bill requiring the tests all 1 think none of vou should be here ot vou should right now bt over at the Leg lslature fighting this thing -aid \l Kautt man senior attorney for Mexican American I egal Defense and 1 ducation Fund. Instead vou re going t»> sit back and Kauft- come to th»1 conferenc»’ and talk man t»»ld participants m the third annual Minoritv Recruitment and Retention Con­ ference. sponsored b\ the Coordinating Board of the leva- College and I niversitv System \nd then threi w ars from now vou re not going to have anv minority stu­ dent- left and you're going to complain I he bill whit h got*- before the House for final consideration Monday requires all in­ coming freshmen and transit r students with less than 60 semester hours of credit to take a test measuring ba-ic -kill- needed ■ perti>rm in college Testing which would -tart in 198° would measure reading, writing and math ematics skills The bill, an outgrowth of recommenda­ tion- bv the Select Committee on Higher 1 ducation, also would require remedial course work tor student- who do not score above minimum performance standards, which are vet to be determined Individual schools could choose to set standard- high­ er than the state's. Paul Kellev director of the 11 Measur» • ment and Evaluation Center, wras a mem­ ber of the committee on testing for the se­ lect committet and described th» research 1» a ding up to th»' group - recommenda­ tions. Of the approximately 110,000 freshmen entering Texas college- each year, at least t ,IH probablv more - cannot read, communicate and »>r compute at the level needed ha succeed in college, Kelley said. Kauffman - objections to the House bill ct ntered on thi us» of the test as the sole criterion junior-level courses, validitv of the tests and setting of minimum performance scores. for promotion to Kauttman used th» state - administration of the Pre-Professional Skills Test as an ex­ ample ot what van go w rong with required testing. 1 he minimum pa-sing score for th at test was determined bv averaging th e recommendations of a committee — so half the people thought th» minimum arn ed at was too high Kauffman -aid Both Kauffman and Kellev on»» t» u- ng a committee to arrive at passing scores. In­ stead, they support u s in g statistical meth­ ods to set the minimum including how successful college student- perform on the test. Kauffman suggested -tarting te-tn . in 1989, but next using it to bar promotion to upper-level c o u rs e - until -ev era w ars test results have been accumulated — enough to gauge how people making vari­ ous scores do in college. edu fio’ nc uding ” e ■ Baity for education Friends of Education m JT group Students tor Education will sponsor a Rally on of the Hyatt Regency Texas from 9 30 to 1045 am . Tuesday ¡n the Texas Ba he UT System Board of Hote on Town take Speakers include Je ss Hax ©hairma l Regents H e n ry C is n e a s mayor of San Antonio and H Ross Perqt advocate for qua>t Reagan s presidents A key questiiin »>t th» hearings will be what Reagan knew Inouve said Sundav on NBC-TV s .Meef the Press. Inouve said h»' has found no evidence what­ soever' that the president knew about the div er­ sion of monev from the arm- sales. The senator was asked w hether hi" review of excerpts ot Reagan s diaries led him to believe the president was aware »4 the effort to raise monev to supplv arms to the contras. "The president was aware that monies were being raised to prov ide arms for the contras. Inouve replied Inouye added that he believed the president knew about the fund-raising effort at a time w hen Congress had expressed it- intention that funds "h»uil»i not be spent for arms for the con- tras." But Sen Warren Rudman R-N.H , v ice-chair­ man of the Senate panel, said There's a differ­ ence between public and private funds ... and that s, »it »»iurs», the »me issue that we hav e vet to hone in on Reagan ha- said he knew nothing about the diversion of arms sales profits to the contras dur­ ing a time w hen Congress had banned U S help for the guerrillas. He also ha- said he met with donor" to a private foundation "t*t up to raise monev for the contra- but said he thought the foundation run bv Carl Spitz Channell wa- onlv seeking the monev to pay for pro-contra television a»f- The president repeated that contention Sun­ dav, speaking to reporters before a speech on Ellis Island in N ew York Reagan -aid he was aware of the private aid network, "but there was nothing n the nature of a solicitation bv the administration, to m\ knowledge, ot anyone, to do that "A ll 1 know was that there were peopi» just as there were people who have done that tor cither causes 1 have no detailed information 1 did know the people 1 met with to thank be­ cause they had raised monev to put commt r» lals on television to urge the Congress to support the contras." I he president -aid he listened to ln»>uye s re­ marks on television. As the program went on, 1 listened to him verv carefully and madt it plain what he was actually saying that no did n»»t hav e knowledge of things of that kind V\ hat he ha»1 said in the first place was that 1 was not of* someplace on an island, not paying anv atten­ tion." Meanwhile Neu'sweek magazine reported this week that unnamed friends of retired Air Force Maj. Gen Richard Secord will testitv that less than $1 milli»»n was diverted from the proceeds of the Iranian arms sales to Nicaragua's contra rebels The crucial front W ar on smoking focuses on workplaces analysis By ROBERT BARR Associated Press C ig a rette? In creasin g ly , th e law abid in g sm o k er n eed s to ch e ck the state law , the city o rd in a n ce , th e com pan\ policy, b efo re ta k in g a d rag. W ork p laces h av e b eco m e a c r u ­ cial tront in th e w ar over sm o k in g esp ecially sin ce th e su rgeo n g e n er al sid ed last year w ith th o se w h o belie\ e that to bacco is not only harm ful to the sm o k er but to the n o n -sm o k e rs nearby In tro d u cin g the annu al rep ort on sm o k in g and health in D ece m ­ E v e ie tt b er, Su rg eo n G en eral ( h o o p ad v ocated that sm o k in g be b an n ed w h ere v e r p o ssib le. "It w e can t hav e b a n s ,' h o o p sep a ra tin g recom m en d said , sm o k ers from n o n -sm o k e rs "I W hile 33 states have law s re ­ strictin g sm o k in g on pu blic t r a n s ­ p o rtation , few er than 10 restrict sm okin g in the w o rk p la n M aine requ ires e v e n e m p lo v er to hav e a policy, but d o e s n ’t sot Jersey and an y stan d ard s; New C o n n e cticu t requ ire p o licies b u sin esses w ith m ore than ployees foi em Florid a, M in n eso ta, M ontana N ebraska and W isco n sin perm it sm okin g only in d esig n ated o ffice a r e a s w h ile New M exico l e q u i r e s e m p lo y ers to provide sm o k e -free areas it em p lo y e es r e q u e s t L tab to r e q u i r e s d raft reg u lation s toi w o rk p laces w h ere sm ok e co n stitu te s a health local health b oard s hazard . g u aran teed W h eth ei New Y ork jo in s theso s t a t e s , and w h en d ep en d s on the co u rts I he sta te ’s Public H ealth C o u n cil had d rafted sw e e p in g re strictio n s w hich a to a m sm o k e-free en v iro n m en t ! he M ay w o rk er w h o w anted on e 7 e ffe ctiv e d ate is now in d ou bt h o w e v e r, b eca u se of a lo w er-co u rt ru lin g the h a d usuip»sl tiir 1 ig isla tu ri tv. co u n cil au t In ' 5: that New 3 ork s regulatioi c o u l d b a b reak th rou g h tor th e an ti s m o k ­ ing m o v em en t, b eca u se leg isla ­ tures h av e b een relu ctan t to a<.t, s.iid Jo h n B anzh at execu tiv e di r e c t o r ot A ction on S m o k in g and H ealth (A S H ). \ ccord ing to the T obacco In sti­ l e g i s l a t o r s tire re I in tant to act their co n stitu e n ts d o n t t u t e b ecau se w ant it W e find very little in d ica tio n at all that p eo p le w ant leg islato rs to said Scott lum p on this q u e stio n , stap t assista n t to tht p resid en t ot the Tobacco In m ore than a d ozen polls co n d u cted acro ss the countrv Stapt said , 75 p ercen t or m ore of th e re s p o n ­ d e n t s rejected g o v ern m e n t reg u la­ tions In stitu te found I ung A sso ciatio n A G a llu p [’oil co n d u cted fo r the in A m erican 1985 that 7n p e rce n t ot sm o k e rs and Hi) percen t of non - sm o k e rs s m o k e r s should that em p lo y ers th o u g h t d e sig n a te are a s tor sm o k in g and non-smokine fo rm er and SAVE! PANTIES IN ATIBE! Fem inine, pu^iei solids & d print panties in c l(b> 1 tube d e a r lii¡ht*eii¡ht ier\t i thrt t . *>/,'< n assorted pa^it 1 w >1¡J pantu ' <>r a tub, ntth >u vv c i ¡id atiil tw i printed Hi c J7> ni Freru h Drewing If (111 NOH ( h i-ioi Y ARING’S UNIVERSITY • 2 4 0 6 GUADALUPE 20% off Show n are .selections from a large group of t h i s year’s Finest s h o e s T h e D a i l y TE X A N /M onday, May 4, 1987/Page 2 Pope beatifies German priest who preached peace to Nazis Associated Press M U N IC H , W est G erm an y — P o p e Jo h n Paul II on S u n d ay b ea ti­ fied a G e rm a n p riest v\ ho d efian tly p re a c h e d the gosp el o f p eace to the N azis, an d for g reater relig io u s fervor to co u n te r to d a y 's d e-C h ristia n iz a tio n .' th e p o n tiff called "W h e r e G od an d h is law s are not too, will re s p e cte d , m an s rights, Jo h n Paul said. not be re s p e cte d ,' "T h is w as clear from the co n d u ct of the N azi ru le rs ." A c h e e rin g crow d of m o re than 8 5 ,0 0 0 g ath ered in M u n ich 's O ly m ­ p ic stad iu m S u n d ay m o rn in g for the b ea tifica tio n of the Rev. R u p ert M ayer. \1an\ w ore trad itional g reen B avarian co stu m e s w ith plum ed hats. O n the stad iu m sco reb o ard , an face electric o u tlin e of M av er s glow ed th rou gh a sott rain. T h e p op e, w e arin g a gold robe an d m iter, said of M ayer, As an in corru p tible w itn e ss to the tru th, he op en ly o p p o sed th e false proph ets of th o se years alw ay s prepared to tight for the g o sp el o f p e ace.' "E q u ip p e d w ith the shield of a d eep , u n w a v e rin g faith, he b ra n d ­ in his fam o u s serm o n s th e ished sw ord o f the sp irit, the w ord ot G o d ," said the p o p e, b lam in g the "ta ctics of the d e v il" for th e crim es of N azi G e rm a n y . 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H e died 1945, afte r W orld War II en d ed w h ile serv in g in a M u nich parish B eatificatio n is a step tow ard p o s s i ­ ble sain th o o d . D u rin g his hom ily, the p ontiff in also d en o u n ce d d iv orce and cre a sin g secu larism , say in g , " D o not allow th e p ro ce ss o f d e -C h ris ­ tian izatio n to co n tin u e T h e p o n tiff did n o t sp ell o u t w h at h e m e an t b\ d e-C h ristian izatio n , but h e fre q u e n th h as w arn ed of w h at h e see s as a grow ing ab an d o n m e n t of C h ristian p rin cip les e s p e ­ cially in in d u strialized co u n tries in to d ash S u n d ay night, M u nich police said sev en p eople had been taken into cu stod y in co n n ectio n w ith th e p a ­ a fem inist lead er w h o pal visit fro n t of the p lanned p o p e 's m o torcad e th ree w o m en w h o d istribu ted p o sters p ro testin g the p ersecu tio n of w itch e s in the th ree anim al- and M iddle A ges r i g h t s activ ists ch arged w ith h old ­ ing an illegal d em o n stra tio n o u tsid e the stad iu m . 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J . 1 All L U . . 4 mat close to PresiJ1. nt All K h a m e n e i as savin BiuKiev d id not .1it in L eb a n o n , b u t m Irar The u n id e n tif ie d cliplom at w a - q u o te d a- -av ing Bu. klc y die d c»f a heart attack v\ niie u n u t torture* in late 191HS at a prison at the Sale Abad military b a - e n ea r the Ira n ia n holy cit ot Q u m N e w s th a t th e Ira nian- o b ta in e d d e ta il.- in fo rm atio n a bou t th e e n tir e A m e ric a n Mk die East intelligerice n e tw o r k , c o m p le te wit na m e - of L S age nts, w a s p a s s e d to the Uni ed S tates by m ria - leputy le a d e r a n d chief ■ -ecu ntv Kifaaf ! lafez A —ad. the p a p e r said . - s a d . b r o th e r of Pre-idei __ "Earlier m o re t ban 2 3 0 Iranian officers ha , i b e e n e i t h e r e x e c ute d er im p r is o n e d and forei gn r e s id e n t- a rre ste d ar n u m b e r of c h a rg e d w ith spvi ng. McFariane wlKe* i- P re -id e R e ag a n - national1 security a d v i s e r in Decei lr. oer 1/53, cam e tvut ot retirement ’o r th. th e p a p e r said rpsipiieii j M cFariane h as said ht* w a s told a d e a l had b e e n -tru th in w h ic h all tht A m erican h o s ­ ta g e s w o u ld be released Officially th e m e e t ­ ings in T eh ran e n d e d w h e n M cFariane w alked out, infuriated at Iran - refusal to o r ­ der tht release of all the ta p tiv e Amt ricans But The Observer -aid, "unofficially M cFar­ iane left w ith part at least, of w h a t he c a m e M e anw hile in W a - h in g to n Ira n -c o n tra i n ­ vestigators are looking int. Viet P re sid en t G e o rg e Bush s c o n n e c tio n s to the - u p p l v of w e a p o n s to th e N ic a ra g u a n contras, i n c lu d ­ ing er was tal-, *-he -aid McEarlane had no su th information and mad. no such deal 1 he n ew sp a p er -aid that tape recordings and transcripts c • tht McFarlane-Rafsaniani me« t i n e s m ade bs the Iranian side, were civ Congress to discuss arms funds Return of isiega! aliens could worsen economy Associated Press WASHINGTON — The prospec­ tiva r etu rn ol h u n d r e d s of t h o u ­ s a n d s of illegal al e n s to Latin A m e r ­ ica a n d th e C a rib b ea n b e c a u s e of th e new im m igration iaw c o u ld aggra - * s a 'e th e region - a lre ad y se rio u s s o ­ cial a n d eco n o m ic p r o b le m s U S officials sav Of the e s tim a te d 2 million to 5 million illegal aliens in th e U nited S tates rnor* th a n 75 p e r c e n t are b e ­ from Am erica s lieved s o u th e rn n eig h b o rs w ith Mexico a c c o u n tin g for m o re th a n halt the total. to c o m e But Mexico, b ec a u s e of its size, is ex p ected to be able to a b s o rb its re- tu r n e e s m o re easily th a n tinv El Sal­ v ador, source w'hose e c o n o m y is s u t f e n n c from p ro lo n g e d civil w ar a n d a d e v a s ta t­ ing e a r th q u a k e last O c to b e r a m ator r e fu g e e The admi ni st r a t i on is c o n s id e rin g a plea from Pr e s i den t lost- N ap o le o n D u a rte to give te m p o r a r y refuge in the U nited States to th e h u g e n u m ­ ber of S a lv a d o ra n aliens w h o w o u ld otherw íse be e x p e cted re tu rn h o m e to T he p rese n ce of illegal aliens m th e U nited M ates has r e p r e s e n te d a significant benefit to th e ec o n o m ie s of Latin America a n d th e C a ribbea n Each alien w o rk in g in th e U nited State- no a n s o n e ie-- |ob to fill back h o m e a n d th e dollars thev s e n d to family m e m b e r s w h o sta v e d b e h in d often m a k e th e d ifference b e tw e e n a m e a s u r e of pros p e n tv a n d p e n u rs It is a highly efficient form of for­ eign aid — direct cash p a y m e n t s to n e e d y families w ith n o o v e r h e a d . A s o n e official d e s crib ed it, th e l o s s of th e se r e m itta n c e s c o m b in e d w ith th e re-entrv of alien s into e c o n ­ om ies w h ich alre ad y a r e iob-scarce r e p r e s e n t a " d o u b l e w h a m m y b o th for th e illegal aliens a n d th e ir n ative lands The R eagan a d m in is t ra tio n has prov id e d bi l l i o n s of do lla rs in aid to the re cion o v e r th e s e a r s , m in d fu l that the wid. sp re a d p o v e r ty afflict- m g m u c h * t tht area b r e e d s M a rx­ ism. But a n u m b e r of U .S . officials a n d d ip lo m a ts said it is im p o s sib le to g a u g e the d e g re e to w h ic h the re- turr. * the il St gal aliens will set back the e c o n o m ic - ot th e s e co untries. U n d e r th e legislation aliens w h o h a v e b een in the U n ite d States ille­ gal iv - net bet 're lar, 1 1982 can applv starting T u e s d a y , tor amnes- ts w h ich w . u l d e n a b le th e m to re ­ main in tht countrv a - lecal resi­ d e n t- for am nestv i- believed to be a b o u t half the illegal alien p o p u la tio n The n u m b e r eligible A m id th e ruin A S a * ¿idor b *' a f v s o r w • r Assoc atec p ress r • r?v a tx A.i Ae^e k ed a c c c c j ng to an arm y co m m unique 200 a s At e a s t s e v e " soldiers and 12 Form er Afghan leader reportedly arrested c h iñ a h a - aid. d M .'-iem guerrillas w h o art battiinc A fghan g o v e r n m e n t tr o o p s a n d a n e s tim a te d 11? 000 S oviet soldiers m Afghani* btcl n M onitor- ot Radio Kabul, th e official Af­ g h a n radio, did not report h ea rin g any an* a t m c h t m dic att Kan.uil w as ■ ■ X inhua ''aid k a rm a ! h a d b e e n u n d e r h o u s e arrest tor som e time k a r m a l w as estab lish ed a s A tg h a n p arty l e a d e r the countrv s to p p o st, o n Dec. 27, his p r e d e c e s s o r, H atizu llah W /4 w h e n Art n w as killed in a c o u p r e p o r te d ly backed b\ the n s u-t Union At the sa m e tim e, the- >ov lets sent nXOOO trcx'p- into the c o u n try . su c c e e d e d \ m i n h ad \ u r M o h a m m e d l.iraM h n n s t .t k:.ied Th. C o m m u n is ts cam e to p o w e r in A fg h a n ista n in April 1474, w h e n ['resid en t M o h a m m e d D a o u d w a s K i l l e d k a r m a l ’s d is a p p e a r a n c e from the political scene in A fg h a n ista n has been a gradual o ne th a t so m e W e ste rn a n a h s t s said w as o rc h e s ­ trated b\ the k r e m l in in an effort to c o n tain u n r e s t a m o n g his s u p p o r te r s . O n Mas 4 148n Karma, w a s r e m o v e d as parts leader but kept th e titular presídenos a n d m e m b e r s h ip o n th e ru lin c Politburo, be- teved to hav. abo u t 12 m e m b e r s H o w e v e r o n N o v . 21, th e A fg h a n g o v e r n m e n t a n ­ n o u n c e d he w a s retiring from all p o sts at his o w n r eq u e st. Karma! news in brief Police, protesters clash in Krakow V\ \FM VVN d — Kit * p o iu . a n d w o n M i n d u s d u r i n a . m e n t p r o t e s t s h e ld on . d e r m v r a t k 17M os er a n d Police a l s o d i - p e r - e d d e m o n s t r a t o r s in W a rsaw th e s o u t h w e s t e r n .itv ot VNr.xlaw a n d th e e a s te rn sits ot 1cxi/ but no violence w a s re p o r te d t Opposition so u rc e s said m o r e th a n 150 p e o p le wi re d e ta in e d d u r i n g th e d iffe ren t d e m o n s tr a ti o n s 1 he Mav 3 a n m v e r -u r v w a s ce le bra ted as a national holiday b efo re th e c o m m u n i s t g o v e r n m e n t c a m e to p o w e r after W o rld W a r 11 a n d h a - b ee n th e occasion for a n t i- g o v e r n m e n t p r o te s t s sin c e th e f o u n d in g of th e n o w -o u tla w e d Solid arity la b o r m o v e m e n t in 1980 In k rukow m o r e th a n PH1 p« o p le w e re r ep o rti 1 d e ta in e d at a rallv o u ts i d e th e historic W aw el Castle I he rally w a s called bv t h e C o n f e d e r a tio n tor I n d e ­ p e n d e n t P o la n d , a n a n t i- c o m m u n i s t g r o u p the g o v ­ e r n m e n t has dec la re d illegal President protests cutting aid to contras NT W \ O R K P re s id e n t R eag a n sta k in g o u t a to u g h p o sitio n o n th e e v e ot th e Ira n -c ontra h e a r in g s -aid Sunday th at c u ttin g off aid to rebels in N icaragua w o u ld give th e so v ie t L nion a free h a n d in C entral America a n d o n e ot th eir grea test foreign policy vk ft n e - sinee W o rld W ar 11 Reagan said that w h e n m e m b e r s of C o n g r e — vote later this year o n aid te' the rebels, it mas wa he the most im p o r ta n t s ote ot 198 a n d possible o n e of th e m o s t im p o r ta n t e a s t in their c a r e e r s m public ot t i ce South African business leader urges anti-apartheid support H. sha ■U Me N* Assoc , atec Press Selentum levels dangerous to hum ans found in six w e s te rn states, paper says s.-\C KAMI N i l ' C ai d S e le n iu m lev els d an g e r o u - to h u m a n - a n d an i ma l s have* been f o u n d m or n e a r wildlife refu g es in six V \e-fern states according to .1 re'port p u b lis h e d Kundav The new f in d in g - bs fede*ral scientists re*pre*sent the* lu st evidence* ot - e le n iu m o u ts i d e ot California in lev e 1 - hig h e n o u g h to be a risk to h u m a n s w h o eat too muc h tamte*ci tish or fow l th e >tiertiment ’ Bet -aid The h ig h s e le n iu m c o u n t s w e r e to u n d in M o n ta n a I tah W y o m in g , a lo n g th e low er C o lo ra d o River be and t w e e n A rizona a n d N e v a d a a n d at th e Saltern s < th. l a k e b asin in C alifornia a c c o rd in g to the Hee w hich -aid it o b ta in e d it- intorm atiem from in te r ­ n a l D e p a r t m e n t of Interior re p o r ts Iulare Am trak to scrap M ontreal p assenger line M O N T Pl L11 K A t Amtrak p la n s to - u - p e n d in tr a m w h ich its M o n tre a le r p a s s e n g e r defimtelv crosses New 1 n g la n d on tw ici* dailv trip s b e t w e e n W a s h in g to n a n d M ontreal because' of the con d itio n o f prívatele o w n e d track a senator -aid S undav todav th e y p la n o n a n ­ the* cancellation of th e train service ths- .aile d nru to -as 1 he\ n o u n c in g w eek -a id Sen Patrick I.eahv D - \ t Amtrak s p o k e s m a n v littotd Black said h e c o u ld not d i s c u s - p l a n s for the M ontrealer, s\ hich - e r v e s 2W p a - s e n g e r s a das b e t w e e n M o ntreal a n d Ness Aoik C its Rk u n d »uth Africa O H ANN 1 >B1 ith Africa - in. chairman ot Sc' -aid aticm corpo ist p o w e r fu l h a - made that a p a r th e id d w hites te tools ot us all' and urg< vote thi- w e e k for candidates c o m ­ m itted to ra. lal equalitv G avin Rel- h , chairman of th e A nglo American Corp m ining and banking c o n ­ glo m e rate -aid in a n e w s p a p e r col­ th e g o v e r n in g N ational u m n th a t Partv has turned away from reform a n d - h o . e d be d e fe a te d m W e d n e s ­ day - elections tor th e w h i t e c h a m ­ ber of P a rlia m e n t The p riv ile g ed w h ite electorate in m \ v iew sh o u ld s u p p o r t as tar as po ssib le c a n d id a te s w h o have* the co u ra g e to m o v e fo rw a rd t o a police eit p u tti n g all ‘s o u th Africans first irresp ectiv e of race color or creed Rellv w rote in the Sundav 7 nm*- the countrv - largest selling n e w - p a p e r . Rellv w a- a m o n g th e le a d e r- of a deleg a tio n ot M.uth African bu-i- n e —m e n w h o traveled to / am b ia in S e p te m b e i tc' r talk- w ith otti ctal- ot the o u tla w e d African N a ­ tional c o n g r e — th e guerrilla m o v e ­ e n d w h ite m e n t d o m in a tio n in S o u th Africa f i g h t i n g to Rellv de s c rib e d th e m e e ti n g as u se fu l b u t said th e re w o u ld be n o p oint in fu rth e r talk- w ith A N C u n- le -- it w a - w illing to d is c u s s o p tio n s that fell sh o r t of a n im m e d ia te shitt to black majority rule. In h i- c o lu m n S u n d a y , Rellv -aid n e g o t ia ­ black -w hile m e a n in g fu l tions "w ill m e an a d r a m a tic m in d - w r e n c h i n g a n d c o u r a g e o u s act of le a d e rsh ip U n d e r a p a r th e id , s o u t h Africa - 24 million blacks h a v e n o vo te in na tional affairs w hile tht 5 million th e econom y a n d w h ite s c o ntrol m a in ta in s e g re g a te d schools a n d n e i g h b o r h o o d - P arlia m en t h a s s e p arate . h a m b e r s for s o u t h Africa - \- i a n a n d mixed- race m in o rities hut ex c lu d e - blacks P re s id e n t P W Botha, in a letter to v o te r- p u b li- h e d in English a n d Afrikaans n e w s p a p e r s S undav -aid the N ational Partv - insisten ce on se p a r a tio n of r a t e - i- b a s e d on the practical realities of o u r p o p u la tio n -truc tu re Wni can cri tici ze nil a n d my to r p e r s o n a l g o v e r n m e n t s h o r tc o m in g s h. w ro te But nev- . r tor a lack ot love or d e d i c a tio n to S o u th Africa. o u r In either d r v e l o p m e n t - ■ h e po st office a n d a black p o s t ­ al u n io n a n n o u n c e d th a t a m o n t h ­ long s tn k e bv a b o u t 5,000 black w o rk e rs ¡n tht l o h a n n e s b u r g area w as re-olved a n d strikers w o u ld re ­ tu rn to w ork M o n d a y N eith er sidt disclosed details Tht - tn k e called to p ro te st alleged discrim inatory em ploy m e n t practices halted postal services in Sowet. l o h a n n e s b u r g s m ain black tow n s h ip ■ i ht g o v e r n m e n t '- B urea u * * in it- r e p o r t on u n r e - t Inform ation occurring *-aturdav -aid tribal fight­ ing killed four blacks near G rev- It -aid a tow n in N ata p rovino : in black m a n n e a r iniu re d Tran-vaal p ro v in e t w h e n tired bird shot after lx*ing -lightlv h u r t bv ’a th r o w n sto n e v%as c o n s t a b l e \ e r e e n ig in g black a I’o h c a n d c e n s o r s h ip rule- r e ­ strict re p o r tin g a b o u t u n r e s t a room -ign.il railwav ■ Tht Bureau tor I n fo rm a tio n also -aid in S o w e to w a s set atirt but g a w no detail- M ore th a n bO railway cars have b e e n set t»n tire in th e p a - t tt>ur wvoks in c o n n e c tio n w ith a tw o- m o n th -o ld - tn k e bv th e M iuth Afri­ can Railway s a n d H a r b o r W o r k e rs U n io n . T h e Da i l y TEXAN/Monday, May 4, 1987/Page 4 Opinions expressed in The Dely Texan are those of the editor or the writer of the article and are not necessarily those of the University administration the Board of Regents or the Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees Negative action How to blunder your way into sexism C rossfire panel that had six m en and n o w o m e n ? H ow on earth could an y o n e be d u m b e n o u g h to pick a C am pus Really, 1 do have an explanation tor this. 1 tried to give it at the C rossfire d iscu ssion, but p eople kept sh ou tin g m e d o w n . T h e y can't shout me d ow n now though, so here goes. The topic w a s stud ent activism. Broad sub ject. No lack o f angles there. Th e angle w e w an ted to take, h o w e v e r, w a s a p p r o a c h e s to stu­ dent activism. W h a t w o rk s best in 1987, a n d why/* Since that w a s the angle w e w e re g oing to take, 1 c h o s e panelists by deciding w h a t a p p roach e s should be d iscu sse d . For the radical side of U T stud ent activism, 1 ch ose D an G ohl — b e ca u se after the contra a rre st" earlier this year, he w as the first person 1 tho ug ht of. A nd for the w o rk -w ith in-the-svstem side, 1 c h o s e Richard M u n iste n , because w orking with the Legislatu re is his a p p r o a c h to activism . So here s the problem :.I w as only look ing for the panelists approach to activism. I w asn't e v e n th inking a bout w h o th ey w ere. A nd by d ealing entirely with ideas and not with p e o p le , I com pletely mi»»ed the fact that the panel 1 had picked w as all male. In fact, earlier on I also had an all-w hite panel w ithout realizing it And I w o u ld n 't have noticed, either except that panelist Mike Sullivan o f the \ o u n g C o m m u n is t Leagu e called and p o in te d out that the panel m em b ers w ere all w hite. 1 said " T h a t 's bad He sug g ested that 1 tr\ to get s o m e o n e from the S teve Biko C o m m itte e to be on the panel. 1 did. That took care of that problem But it should have clicked, at that time, that I also hadn t put a m w o m e n on the panel. It d id n't. I'd also m isse d an earlier hint, lust afte r the first C rossfire a n n o u n c e ­ ment appeared , a friend jo k ing ly scolded m e for not h av in g any w o m ­ en panelists. Since s h e w as jo king, I laughed and forgot about it Ha ha. So there w e were, trying to put on a C am pus C rossfire with an all-male panel. And the a ud ien ce w as mad — u n derstand ab ly S o m e show'ed up ju st so thev could walk out. O th e r s d em a n d e d that w e put a w o m ­ an on the panel n g h t now ' I hate it w h e n people d em and things s om ething ab ou t the w ord " d e m a n d both e rs m e — so I said no But putting s o m e o n e up there at the last seco nd w ouldn t ha\ e solved a n y th in g any w ay . T he time to c h o o s e a w o m an panelist w as at the beg inning . It w ould h av e been easv to find w o m e n w h o used a m ot the a p p roach e s 1 was trying to find — it I d been thinking of people rather th an abstract idea» Unfortunately I w asn t And for that. I h u m bly apologize. — David ¡father Your move Incumbents now have a second chance T he trium ph o f in cu m b e n ts in last w e e k e n d s Citx Council race d oe sn t m e a n that the people of A u stin are delighted w :th the w ay the city is b e in g ru n It m e a n s that Austinites h ave refu sed to lump out or the fry ing pan into the tire. N o w that the race — with all its »hadv ca m p a ig n in g charge» c o u n ­ tercharges, and o u tn g h t lies — is over the new council n e e d s to a s c e r­ tain w h at the voters were reallv trying to sa\ T he firsi realization is that this victory is not an unqualified m and ate O n e look at the ru n n e rs -u p in each race could a»sure a m council m e m b er that a lot of people are u n h a p p y . Gilbert M artinez was once on the steering com m ittee ot Send a M e s s a g e to Cit\ Hal! the pressuri group that ha» tried to ha\ e the e ntire council recalled \ oting tor Gilbert Martinez w as clearlv a vote of no con fid e n ce in the prest nt m a k e u p of Citv Hall The fact that ludv F ow ler and Mike M c H o n e got a m votes at all is ar indication of d issatisfaction Fow ler w as the candidate annointed to Sink the S hip and M cH o n e , by his ow n adm ission ran prima-, 1\ to get G eorg e H u m p h re y out o f the Place 4 seat. Fow ler and M c H o n e w e re pro test cand id ates 1 he tact that Kith of them co m m a n d ed a substantial nu m be r of votes is a signal in itsi : But the b otto m line is that Martinez. Fow ler and M c H o n e lost 1 ht dissatisfaction that p ervad es Austin w asn t quite strong e n o u g h to send such borderline candidate» to the council And that pro\ ides an oth er b u rd en for the ' new council In the face ot econom ic dow n ­ turn, inefficient ad m inistratio n, and loss of faith in city gov ernm ent voters have affirmed the cou n cil's existence In simple terms, thev ve b ee n given a second chance I h e re s p o n s i­ bility' that g oes with that kind ot faith is e n o rm o u » It Fow ,er or McH one had w on and th en tailed to In e up to the \ oters expe», ration» thev could have said Well w e tned F ium ph rev and S h ip m a n d on t have that option I hoe have been put back on the council to solve pro blem s that their c o u n u l created It thee fail to justify that support, thee w’ill have failed in a m uch larger w a\ The council n e ed s to ch a n g e D ecisions m u s t be streamlined delay » must be m inim ized and council m e m b e r s hae e to find w a e » of ad dressing A u stin » sin king econom e and n s in g u n em p lo y m en t W hat the voters d id say is that they haeo confid ence that the current council — plus Max — can accom plish th o s e reform» it the\ arc civ on a c h a n ce T h e voters have given Not/uzer S h ip m an and Humphre\ that chance. It's their mov e now — Kevin McHaroue ! HringHne Death penalty rids society of losers Capital p u n i s h m e n t ha» b ee n getting a lot of bad press lateh A m n es ty In­ ternational has condemned the ( " D e a t h United States for its u»e ot capital p e n alty p u n i s h m e n t v iolates b a s k h u m a n rights I ht Daily Texan W e d n es d a y ) a n d al left-w ing group na ­ most every suit t i o n w i d e A rou n d C h ristm as e v e n Attomev General Jim Mattox was q u e s tio n ­ ing w h eth er the d eath penalty was reallv a deterrent. f o l l o w e d h a s lust for the record, the death penalty i»n t a deterrent a c c o r d ­ ing to the literature on the subject. In hi» book about capital puni»h- m ent, C linton Duffv, w h o wa» warden at ban Q u e n tin prison during renu mbered on e specific in stan c e that brought the point h o m e to him. the 1940s He had to presid e over the e x e ­ cutio n of the man w h o had m- stailed tht ga» c h a m b e r at ban Q u e n tin If a m per»on w ould be deterred fri mould r tal offense, nstead I this man 1 d eath cf Y « p “ *g m >ked up ímself had Why have a death pen »g a cap a v e bee mibt i d\ GREG ADAMS I TEXAN c o i UMN1ST J k . C l There art- two goo d reasons The fir»t 1» that there are a lot ot crime» that call for it b ec au se of their se­ verity and the hazard their p e r p e ­ trators p re s en t to society such as killing a po licem a n in the line ot dutv I hen there are rimes th at just crv punishm ent due to a ati those untcjuo it tor capital umx hein ous J f kid.» W lth \ iust to col- lect on th e in surance Not even a life s e n te n c e in p n s o n with ni» ch an ce of parole is appropnatt for these sorts ot crim es ike killing \o a d en Dixit? St \ . 1! A lot of the people w h o get sent to prison tor these »ort» of crim es havo n o b u s in e s s ever v\ silking the* s t r e e t s And thev don t reallv de- -D uf 1 the i l . V. f u i I K their lives ple, is blessed with at lea»t two T h e people of Illinois must »up- port the l i k e s of Jo hn V\ a\ ne l e v and Richard S p e ck for tht ru \? 2 it would b< to 50 \ e a r s w h en inexpensive fitting m uch m ore and p ractka ! just to kill tht n Then there art the people w h o keep landing in jail tirm aft» r tmu w ho aren t e v e r go in g to reform It the wa»ted co»ts ot supporting liter» w e re elim inated th. extra m oney io u ld be used to turn p* » on» into tru e correctio na institu tk m s ( a pi tal p u n is h m e n t could b e even m ore a d v an ta g e o u s if it w ere ad m inistered m ore eftectivelv Currently, it i» gi\ en out tix> infre­ quently and on an unequal ha»i» and the tim e lag b etw ee n s e n te m m g and e xe cu tio n lo n g b o m e o n e on d eath row has a greater c h a n c e of w inning a state lotterv than ot being executed ten' is Tht d eath penalty should N used in cases wh«-re it is ob viou s that the d e fe n d a n t will never be It shou ld also b e u»ed free again Justice served, disserved in Linnas action our con . s centur\ the Sov iet I m e n and a living legal w here he h.¡» K-i n con d i nint .1 t» deal sentía W hat a blow again»t totahtariar T he ev id e n ce against L in n as is ovei ing. But the certaintv of his guilt is be po n: The point is that we are endor Soviet system of ju stice bv allowin g it our pro x\ rw ne inish a m an, let In this country v\» dim »ure hi s guiltv alone kill him, b eca u se vvt cen tound guiltv W e punish him b e ca u se ht rtly designed to un d er a judicial ritual — i d to protect in- d eterm ine guilt partly de: r\i other poluv nocents, partly d esig n e d t logical p u rp o se goals, partly d esig ned tor ibute to the ideal but hon ored as a ce rem oni ¡e thing that dis- o f blind justice — w h ich i u'tnmuni»t». tinguishes us from N azis i mi'st ov erblow n T h e United States has ni nal suspects in procedural p rotections for v stem is not ille- the world. A foreign |udic gitimate »implv b eca u se it lacks Miranda w arn ings, the exclusionary rule and other parap her nalia of A m erican ju stice W e have extraditior treaties with oth er n a tio n s using different sv s terns But wo d on 't extradite peopL :» th e K > v i et Union, for the ob v iou s reason that its owr judicial paraphernalia — the secret police, th< gulag ——• offend ou r s e n se of decency. MICHAEL KINSLEY REPUB TU} .VEW 1 innas g i4 the b u m » rush, NxauM* r the nut distinction b e tw e e n extradition an d d e p o rta ­ tion A d ep ortation h e a n n c is very different from a criminal tna! T h e re is no jurv I he s ta n ­ dard of proof l ° ~ s H o l t /m a n is low t r Th e A m en d m e n t w hich o p e n e d the d oor to the»< Nazi deportation» aituailv provides that a jx r- son i.in K- d e p o rte d t o r having tht persecution of in n o c e n t peopU a d v i x a te d A to w e n n g legal fiction makes ail this po»»i bl» As a federal ju d g e put it m the 1 m n as uis< 1 V p ortatio n ot non-citizen» from th< I nited h i s generallv K*en held not ?o c o n s ti­ s :ate» tute p u n ish m en t That include» forcibly »hip ping s om eon e to a totalitarian nation w hi n he ha» alreadv K*en s e n te n ce d to d eath Not that Linnas deserve» anv K*tter But it ju stice i» what Linna» is getting, whv can t we give it to him ou r selves instead of d eputizing the world s leading th u g » 1 A n sw e r There are there serio us c o n s titu í* nal problem » s h o u l d be — aK>ut pu nishing crim es c o m m it­ ted long ago and tar awav T h e C o n stitu tio n law m ak ing m e an in g forbid» ex po»t tacto a» t e d e >te k. try ti 11V I ve c has grc e d . t But i treat p Karl 1 i examp A n n VNe be W Forum's bias intolerable W e w h o walked out of the C a m p u s Crossfire discusión on -tu d en t activism did so b ec a u se anv kind of panel di»cu» »ion on activism w hich excludes w o m e n is completely invalid and canno t facilitate anv intelligent d iscusión on the subject The deliberate exclusion ot wom en is in­ dicative of the m a le-o n e n te d media » re­ fusal to a ck n o w le d g e the vita, vs om en role w o m e n plav the progressive m o v e ­ m e n t. in D er Hu organized bv w om en: NOVA N ov em ber 2Rth, and CAPI. The variety of tactics and tool» used bv each to further their individ ­ ual i and often collective struggle» would »urelv prove interesting to the li»tener» at the forum. If the 7 exan is un aw are of w h o the activ e w o m e n on cam pu» are, visit the W est Mall The Texan san also rev iew their ow n articles cov ering events put on bv activ ists Perhap» thev will find that a tew of their sources are w o m e n Elena M anitzas Latin A m erican Studie» E ditor's note: T his letter was signed bv n in e others. Men not welcome, '87 C am pus C rossfires s ~ Women activists ignored No men. Sorry It is incredible that 1 he Dailu exon would s p o n s o r a forum o n stud ent actn ism and fail to hav e ^ m a j o r portion of the activists r e p re s e n te d w o m e n 1 do not b elieve that the Texan or its e d i­ tor is d eliberalH y sexist H o w e v e r the fail­ ure to invite A e r t* o n e w o m a n proves that David N a th e r ancPVompanv did not c o n ­ sider the value o f fem ale rep resenta tio n As is th ree of the m a jo r activist groups on c a m p u s are primarilv c o m p o s e d and Patricia D onaldson VOW cam pus coordinate* A m n es ty Inte rnational » position 'And a tooth for a tooth' re­ garding capital p u n is h m e n t exhibit» a com plete and utter disregard tor tht vic­ tims of violent crim e and their families D eath penalty violates basic hu m an nght» Texan W e d n e s d a y ) 0 w n c trying c h a i n - thing . but 1 1 s e e i liev e t ? go. wh» But just 1» »ome- • the sanctity of life, as to the p o in t that I be- ible shou ld pay — with lives. uinlv •.ter» houid K- m a d e to en- ure that th e death penaltv is not unjustly •r w antonly levied But the a n s w e r 1» not i ubo ;»h capital p u n is h m e n t a ltog ether to let the pu nishm ent fit the crim e in It' regardless of the »kin color or cases all »i>cial s tan d in g ot the accu»ed John P o jm a n S o w h e n y o u mention the u n fa ir n e s s of the d ea th penalty 1 11 c o n c e d e that race and w ealth »hould not plav the advantage .or d is a d v a n ta g e ) thev do But don : trv to tell me that Ted Bundv would h av e his uvil right» \ ¡olated it he w ere put to death Dude the in»tant he »m ashed tht »kull» ot th o se sorority girls he fu cking lost hi» civil right» 1 knevs vou movie ever m a d e ’’ S u n would C an vou sav ?u»f O n e o' the C u y s I knew vou could ( Not b ovs and girl» ) TV \\atch Apnl 2 e ven recom m en d e d B in » and girl» do vou vs ant to know the nam e of tht* w orld-fam ous m ovie critk that told me so"* C an v ou »av I n»h Bor rong of TV W .iL K W hat. FK»rt and S isk - e l 11 G o o d bov » and girl» »he » ju»t as bad C h ild ren will vou permit me to direct a tew word» at B erro n g 7 Thank you kid» Berrong whv do vou allow yourself to get w orked up over such a petty and may 1 add h u m o ro u s little tilrrU Reallv now w e ve K^th »een the television ads that are Let » not suffer much more offensive It you really want too m u ch over thi» film o ffensive check out . ’ K O ranyc Blue Veh'et and let » not forget DtThte I\v» D alla» Aíessiree Bob vou m issed the forest for the tret*» O n e m o re thing K n » and girls can you »av stupid vet tunnv film ’’ Aure 1 knew v ou could Martin Wagner RTF Marie C onzalez G overnm en t m e lau' Siskel and Ebert beware UT radio needs funds c o m in g befo re thi S tu den regarding the S K 11 The task fo rii is roques S A » fu nd-raising accoui re novation costs tor stud dio »tation W e hope to h structed d uring the sumn i e r » gin a cable o p eration b\ tall fund» rai»t*d requested will com e trom I shirt trom the Don t Mes» with lexa» sales Th e se fu nd s vs ill not co m e trom the S A s operational bud get vs h u h i» s u p ported through the student services tec n< tor j studio < t wi* can 1 he mo In or d e r tor the >R11 to utilize these th« Stu dent Senat» must vote to fund» In tht last transfer thi» money to the xR 11 c a m p u s election 4 » percent of the »tu dent» »aul they » u p p i ' r t e d th e efforts of the Stu dent Radio l a s k Force Nirvs vs 1 need ev<*rvone w h o believes that stud ent run radio at I I 1» .1 goix.1 idea to i o m e forward 1 h* senator» ot the S A are y ou r elected repri »entative» from you r college li't th e s e senator» kni'vs that you vvant student run tadio to get off the ground Please 1 all I T V»K 11 and leave a m e s s a g e on the S R H information line a»king voui senator to vote for the legisla tion regarding the S R 1 1 l\eu>e K ee:r I uc >N / f cliatrmari P re s s u n n g a militaristic g o v ern m e n t to cease state-spon so red terrorism against it» G o o d m orning K n » and girl» D o vou vs ant to know which 1» the mo»t offensive gtu dent-run radio on thi» c a m p u s '1 A verv important piece of legislation vs ill K Group organized to help anti-apartheid protesters T h e D a i l y T e x a n Mor m m &. « By ROGER CROTEAU Daily Texan Staff A g r o u p d e v o t e d to h e l p in g 16 a n t i- a p a r ­ the id p r o te s te r s w h o w e n ' a r r e s te d last fall has tiled its p a p e r w ork w ith th e C a m p u s Activities Office to be c o m e a reg istered s t u ­ d e n t o r g a n iz a tio n . The A nti-A partheid D efense C om m ittee p l a n s to raise f u n d s tor the legal expenses of tlir p rotesters a m - te d in tht takeover ot President William ( unningham X offict and the related d em onstration last sem ester The AALX s objectives, as listed with the in clude educ o n legal action ‘ eing '.¡k C a m p u s Activities Office in g s t u d e n t s by L’ l a g a in s t d iv e s tm e n t acti ra i s in g a w a re n e s s a n d s u p p o r t h ists. tii Sui T tie 16 p ro testers, K now n as 16," in clu d e 12 UT s t u d e n t s II eh sc h e d u le d to g o o n trial Nla\ w ith a Class B m is d e m e a n o r , w h u h is ishable by u p to six m o n t h s in ¡ail a I h e s t u d e n t s involved possible fine. face possible d is c ip li n a n a c tion by tht versitv. AA1X m e m b e r D a t e Blacker Plan II said tht- U niversity w a n ts to s u s p e n d s tu d e n ts for th r e e se m esters, lac ker said the D ean ot S t u d e n t s ’ Office iall\ p r o p o s e d a th r e e -s e m e s te r s u s p e n ­ dí tor th e g r o u p But th e 12 s t u d e n t s *se to u s e their right to a h e a r in g b efore a tel of 1 1 faculte m e m b e r s . T h e p a n e ls a p p o i n t e d bv ( u n n in g h a m , said C a g e ne, I T a s sista n t d e a n of s tu d e n ts . [ h ey rea lh w a n t to m a k e a n e x a m p le of •st- p e o p le sti th e y d o n 't h a v e to deal U thesi pro tests in the f u t u r e , ' blacker id T 1 o b v io u s h d o e s n 't w a n t to allow it goes against , d o m of e x p r e s s io n it their policies Paine said sh e could n o t e d ividu al disciplinare rec o rd ' are confidential. in Beverlv Burr, o n e of th e s t u n n i n g h a m - otti t-d (.iri >p¡>t d her t la ssm i * aust could m a k e her s u s p e n s io n Oct 20 Burr said sht did n time m o n e e ai w astin g the the crei te n d in g classes v\ould not a>unt. it Burr said the m u n i s A.AD to w a rd court costs, purch*n DIA rally praises workers’ victory By KEEFE BORDEN Students celebrate Israeli Independence Day By JAMES GESHWILER Daily Texan Staff Democracv in \cad t n ua nu m b e rs rallied o n the West Mall Fnduv in observarlo* of May Da\ w h ich 1)1 A officials x a tied th e inte rn atio n a l cele- bration of victorv tor t h e w in k in g class from economic o p p r e s s i o n DIA m e m b e r s sp o k e o n the West Mall -o< ps ni s u p p o r t of tht w orker- ot the w orld a n d at on« point in thi tht s a n e th e . hr Inter*uitionrfi rallv w as M ichael ' Max' Not. t it w as e le c te d Place 1 m e m b e r Saturdav It s a r* a! goo d - n to n i / e d . 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" T h e e m p h a s i s of th e rally will be o n o u r p u b lic schools. c o m m u n ity colleges a s well as o u r s e n io r in ­ s titu tio n s ," H av said. "T h e legislative c u ts to h ig h e r e d u c a tio n n e e d to be resto re d . H a v called th e b u d g e t d e lib e ra tio n s " a critical tim e tor v o u r s ta te ." " E it h e r w e give o u r e d u c a tio n s y s te m th e m o n e y it m u s t h a v e , or w e c o n d e m n o u r c h ild re n a n d g r a n d ­ ch ild re n to s u b s t a n d a r d schools a n d m e d io c r e u n i v e r ­ sities," h e said A fter th e rally at th e Hyatt* p a rtic ip a n ts will visit legislator^ oftices at th e C apitol. S t u d e n t s for E d u c a ­ tion, a I T s t u d e n t g r o u p , will p r o v id e free p o s te r tr a n s p o r ta tio n to the b o a rd w ritin g m a teria ls a n d C a p ito l to s t u d e n t s w is h in g to p a rtic ip a te in th e rally, a c c o r d in g to a p r e s s release. S t u d e n t L egislators n e e d le a d e rs are u r g in g s t u d e n t s to a t te n d . to be a w a r e of b r o a d s u p p o r t said M ichael VVhei- a m o n g s t u d e n t s for e d u c a tio n , lan, f o rm e r Liberal A rts C o u n c il p r e s id e n t. W h e lla n said b u s e s will leave tor th e H y a tt from E ast Mall F o u n ta in n e a r th e F. L oren W i n s h i p D ra m a B uilding at 9:13 a .m T r a n s p o r ta t io n from th e H v a tt to c a m p u s will be p r o v id e d at 10:45 a . m . , W h e lla n said. T r a n s p o r ta t io n also will be p r o v id e d from th e C apitol to c a m p u s for th o se w h o w a n t to \ ísit w ith r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s a n d s e n a to r s after th e rallv, h e said. W hat a p an e p am MacDonald [ any Texan Staff John Phelps, an e m plo ye e of M eico P a in tin g years, w orks repe nting the w in d o w for 1 fram es of Parlm Ha P h e ip s said Sunday oe w o u ld ratner be w a te rskn n q at the fake UT sophomore wins national scholarship By S U Z IE S E V A N T E Daily Texan Staff A LT s t u d e n t is o n e of 103 college s o p h o m o r e s n a t io n w id e to receive a sc h o la r s h ip d e s ig n e d to e n c o u r a g e ca re e rs ¡n public service, M e p h a n ie k o u r v g o v e r n m e n t s o p h o m o r e will receive a H arrv 3 T r u m a n s c h o l a r s h i p this w e e k e n d at an a w a r d s c e r e m o n y in W a s h in g t o n , D C. T he sc h o la r s h ip will pay u p to $7,000 a \ e a r tor c o m p le tio n of u n d e r g r a d u a t e a n d g r a d u a t e stu d ie s Each y ea r the sc h o la r s h ip , esta b lish e d in l u bv th e U.S. ( o n g r e s s i s o tte r e d to college s o p h ­ o m o r e s in te reste d in p u r s u i n g careers in public service. K ourv a p p lied for th e s c h o la r s h ip ber bv w ritin g a 5 8 0 - w o r d e s s a y o v e n tio n in L eb a n o n . ist \ o \ e n v inter- I $ " T h e y o tte re d a w id e r a n g e of topics \ o u s h e said M \ g r e a t- g r a n d ­ could w rite on p a r e n ts are from 1 e b a n o n , so 1 h a v e a real in te r ­ est in that topic w ith a c o m m itte e in k o u r \ w a s c h o s e n t in Dallas th< c ollegt , 'f I iberal ' attt nd regional ifltefview \ r t s kourv said s h e w crats 8 a n d M 'u n g C o n s e r v a tiv e s of Texas 87 a m o n g other ízations \u att d u p th e n fine v i c e s stu d e n t o r g a n iz a tio n s thev re no lon ge r E ven w i t h I niversity restrictions, Br ow n sa id he w a s te r t a in s o m e s t u ­ d e n t s w o u l d find w a y s to c i r c u m ­ vent the r ul e s For ex am ple, B row n said g r o u p s could easilv file u n d e r th e s a m e n a m e as an a l re a d y e s ta b lish e d c a m ­ p u s o r g a n iz a tio n b u t w'ith a slight spelling c ha nge: c o m p a r e d to " Y o u n g D em o c rats But Bret B loom q uist, " b o s s of YCT '87. said th e U n iv e rsity ’s re fu s al to reg ulate c a m p u s o r g a n iz a tio n s p robably vvill create a d d ito n a l pro b lems. lu n g D eim x'rats "I t's b e e n a lot of fun th e w ill bt ter [with YC 1 ’87], b ut th e n n next lot ot c o n f u s e d fre sh m a d o e s a vear I niversity i, : gotxi e n o u g h ¡ob c o nfusin , m e n ," hi said a n d tht 'ft "In th e vxords ot Mark I w ain th e h e a d m o n k c v in France p u t hat on his h e a d , all tht m o n k e v f A m e n t a p u t hat- on their h e a d s I w o u ld lik« a n d as h e a d monk» v ■sU I i. d B row n said a l th o u g h likt to si » soriii torm i t h e did m>t tht c ou ld prov id e it tin i s In a letter d a te d \p r i l V a id h v a n a t h a n Texas >t bv public ri lations direv said it is not th* role ot th tv C ouncil to legislate a activ itv Q u o t i n e S h a k e s p e a re • he " tilc h m g n a m e s c a m p u s o r g a n iz a tio n s -h legal ro u te r a th e r th a n I m \ ersitv to settle nam« T h e n are a m p le civ il m g th e sublet t ar d wt v NT* Hr them Bu i n cas tiev e v\ a v nk h 22 to nd* ni i\ a row , er i W p ro p o sa l c o u iu i . - i> t h , s u r n i r • r -»s m n *; Karen Adams ch nix ersitt Demix rats *T> fjf* N ■m NO HOLDUP NO, YOU'LL FIND IT MOST "REWARDING" TO SELL YOUR TEXTBOOKS AT WALLACE'S. 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MasterCard VISA UJRURCE7 Your Bookstore, and More Store 2244 Guadalupe 1 HI I) M I N I E X \N 7 university briefs Philosophy professor gets teach ing award: i » u1- Ma» m \ prt ti of philosophy/ is the recipient of the Harry Ransom A w ard tor leaching M onroe said Excellence year lor the 1V8, academic Í !' l , v v ' P( " M ackey w ill receive the $3,000 award at the College of Libera Art- commencement convocation M av ll; 1 he ih am elli hv« officer 01 said M» calle» i Guv Miller, associate profess historv and chairman of the Ransorr Aw ard Selection C ommittee, sak the committee chose Mackes b* cause "h e has been teaching at th< University tor m any, m any soar- getting rave reviews fro m student who hase obviously been stimulat ed b\ demanding courses M illi r said another tat tor was the "M ackey attracts to his courses w ide variety of ma|ors w ithin liber. d rtS .” Mackey taught at Yale Ln iversit and Rice University before comm to the University in 1 " W h ile h taught at Rice U niversity h received a similar asvard tor teacl ing excellence. 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D o n t d r i v e 6 1 u n l e s s th e s p e e d limit s i g n s a y s s o u c a n , b e c a u s e it d o e s n ' t a e t u a l l v g o in to e tte e t u n t i l t h e s i g n s c h a n g e , h e sa id " O b o v in g t h e s p e e d - l i m i t s ig n is a g o o d r u l e o f t h u m b l x \ a u s e t h e new law o n h a p p l i e s to ru r a l i n t e r s t a t e h i g h w a y s , n o t to F M o r L S. h i g h ­ w a y s i e v e n t h e i n t e r s t a t e w hilt it s g o i n g t h r o u g h a c i t y ," Mek a r v e r said th e s i g n s ' “ T o b e s a t e , iu st w a t c h The c h a n g e c o m e s in r e s p o n s e to th e re c e n t ly fitted f e d e r a l b a n o n h i e h w a v tu n d s to s t a te s w i t h spet it h. bet n in e tto t t s m c i i w c o st of tlx n e w s i g r to in s m g m a n p o w e r $ 1 7 0,0 00 onlv tr a c to r t h e s a m e 1 h r s p e e d - l i m i t <. h t i < p.ism n g e i vt tra ile rs will o tin law a s lim its te a rt 6 d m p h bv d a \ ar sptx*d 4 g e a p p l u ;le s x r n u rati u n d e d i 1 b e fo n d 6 i p h b By CANDACE BEAVER Daily Texan Staff o f G ov b l e s s i n g W ith th e r i g h t t i m i n g a n d t h e e x ­ Bill p e c t e d C l e m e n t s , I 1 s t u d e n t s g o i n g h o m e fo r t h e s u m m e r m a \ h a v e t h e q u i c k ­ e s t d r i v e t h e y h a v e e v e r h a d le­ gally . Texas h i g h w a y c o m m i s s i o n e r s r a i s e d t h e s p e e d lim it o n ru r a l i n t e r ­ s t a te h i g h w a y s fr o m ^5 m p h to 65 m p h Fridav T h e s p e e d - l i m i t c h a n g e officia lly g o e s in t o e f f e c t 17 0 1 p . m . S a t u r d a y it t h e g o v e r n o r g i v e s his a p p r o v a l . Bo M c C a r v e r , s t a t e D e p a r t m e n t of H ig h w a v s a n d P u b lic I r a n s p o r t a - th e d e p a r t ­ tio n s p o k e s m a n , sa id m e n t h a s ev erv r e a s o n to b e lie v e th e g o v e r n o r v\ ill h a v e n o d i s a g r e e m e n t w i t h t h e n ew s p o t d limit v n w s art sot to b egi n the task *4 signs earlv t h e 24,000 th i ch a n g i n g speed- linut S a t u r d a s m o r n i n g o n m i le new hi ghwav affected b> n g tx st t h i n g to d o is to w a t t h i h e a g n M i v arv er said v er s h o u l d b e c o m p le te d bv toi Runoff C ontinued from page 1 ...... • , M i l . . 1 Me H oi 7 4 Ricky McDaniel of Copperas Cove holds up a sign at the rally Sunday 'lie in d li m i ta t io n s t bilities a n d d o n o t hav » th ' c a r d m ei - e s t id e a o t h o w w ell w e i ai n o t m a n e u v e r o r b r a k e Texas h i g h w a y s m o r e s i g n s to w a ri c r s ot p o t e n t i a l h s t a te s h o u l d s p e n d m o v i n g h a z a r d s 1 fall s a id motor» cards n o r e n - h o n k M i k e W e in e r - B ike rs A g a i n s t M« d i r e iui STU D EN T’S SUMMER SPECIAL $179.00 starting 44Best Prices in Austin! 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S a u n a s & 2 T ennis C o u rts 6 UT S h u ttle s G a s «St W a te r P a id In d o o r M a ilb o x e s 2 0 L a u n d ry R o o m s L a rg e L o u n g e — B ig S c re e n TV O v e rs iz e d S w im m in g P o o l O n T o w n L a k e e*H I o u » n I ok p R m e r s i d e S o u t h l a k e s h o r p By KEEFE BORDEN Daily Texan Staff 5 0 0 t h a n b i k e r s t h e s t a t e r o d e M o r e f r o m th e t h r o u g h o u t s t e p s o f t h e C a p i t o l S u n d a y to p r o ­ t e s t le g isla tio n t h a t w o u l d re q u ire h e l m e t s fo r all m o t o r c y c l e r i d e r s . to R on Hall, l e g i s l a t i v e a f f a i r s d ir e c ­ to r of th e A s s o c i a t i o n of Bikers A g a in s t T o t a l it a r ia n E n a c t m e n t s , t h e g r o u p t h a t o r g a n i z e d the rallv s a i d h e i n t e n d e d t o p r e s e n t a p e t i ­ ti o n p r o t e s t i n g S e n a t e Bill 144 to a h e a r i n g of t h e H o u s e T r a n s p o r t a ­ tion C o m m i t t e e Hall said h e h o p e d to h a v e 8,000 s i g n a t u r e s o n t h e p e t i t i o n b e f o r e th e T u e s d a y n i g h t h e a r i n g . " T h e b u lk o f m o t o r c y c l e a c c i d e n ts o c c u r to v o u n g r i d e r s w h o are in e x ­ p e r i e n c e d H a ll s a i d . H all sa id t h e s t a t e m u s t p u t m o r e effort in to r i d e r e d u c a t i o n . O n l y 75 c e n t s of th e $36 iW r e g i s t r a t i o n tee is u s e d tor th e e d u c a t i o n of new m o ­ torcy cle r i d e r s , H a ll s a i d . Y o u n g r i d e r s a r e n o w r e l u c ta n t to p a y $25 to $50 to r e c e i v e p r i v a t e m o ­ to rcy cle t r a i n i n g , H a ll said. “ W e n e e d to m a k e Hall said. t h a t t r a i n i n g free, Hall sa id h e s u p p o r t e d H o u s e Bill 1214, w h i c h w o u l d a l l o c a t e a g r e a t e r p e r c e n t a g e o f t h e $ 3 6 . 0 5 m o t o rc y c l e r e g i s tr a ti o n fee to e d u c a t i o n of new riders. T h e p r e s e n t m o t o r l i c e n s i n g la w s " d o n o t r e q u i r e a n y o n e to d e m o n ­ s t r a te th e sk ills y o u n e e d to s u r v i v e o n th e s t r e e t s H a ll s a i d . h e said. " T h e te s t is b o g u s , " S u n d a n c e . ' c h i e f e x e c u t i v e o ffi­ cer of th e A s s o c i a t i o n of I n d e p e n d ­ e n t M o t o rc y c li s t s , s a i d , " I f th e m a i n in t e re s t is in s a f e t y , it w o u l d s e e m w is e r a n d m o r e e f f e c t i v e to e n f o r c e th e m o t o rc y c l e l i c e n s i n g law . " T h i s w o u l d r e q u i r e a p e r s o n to s h o w p r o f ic ie n c y b e f o r e b e in g al- l o w e d f r e e d o m o f t h e r o a d , " S u n ­ d a n c e said. " H e l m e t s d o n ' t w o r k ; e d u c a t i o n d o e s w o r k . " In 1977, m o t o r c y c l e sa fe ty l a w s w e r e m o d i f i e d t o r e q u i r e o n l y mi- ‘W e need to make sure that car drivers are made aware of motorcycle ca­ pabilities and limitations. Car drivers do not have the slightest idea of how well we can or cannot maneuver or brake.' — Ron Hall, ABATE legislate affairs director n o r s to w e a r s a f e ty h e l m e t s Ted I v o n , D -R o c k w a ll, is t h e s p o n s o r of SB 144. w h i c h w o u l d r e q u i r e all m o ­ to r c y c le r i d e r s to w e a r h e l m e t s . C h r i s Elliott, le g i s l a ti v e a s s i s t a n t to L v o n , s a i d t h e bill s h o u l d b e c o m e la w b e c a u s e a d i r e c t c o r r e l a t i o n has. i n j u r i e s a n d b e e n t h e d e c l i n e in t h e u s a g e o f s a f e t\ h e lm e t s f o u n d b e t w e e n B ike rs d i s a g r e e d w i t h E llio tt's a r ­ g u m e n t s a b o u t t h e e f f e c t i v e n e s s of s a f e t y h e l m e t s “ Y\ e n e e d to e l i m i n a t e d e a t h s a n d s e r i o u s i n j u r i e s r e s u l t i n g fr o m s t r e e t m o t o r c y c l e a c c i d e n t s , " H a ll sa id . SB 144, w 'h ich h a s p a s s e d t h e S e n a t e " i s o n l y t r e a t i n g t h e s y m p t o m h e s a i d . H a l l 's first s u g g e s t i o n to r e d u c e i n j u r i e s is to c o n t i n u e t h e present le g is la tio n , w h i c h r e q u i r e s h e l m e t all m i n o r s to w e a r h e l m e t s . " P u t s o m e t e e t h i n t o t h e law H a ll s a id . "I f y o u c a t c h a m i n o r w i t h o u t a h e l m e t , t a k e a w a y his li­ c e n s e "I f w e g et a q u a l i t y r i d e r e d u c a ­ ti o n p r o g r a m ... [ a n d ] w e m a k e s u r e t h e y c a n rid e b e f o r e t h e y g e t o u t o n t h e s t r e e t s , w e h a v e e l i m i n a t e d a b u n c h of th e a c c i d e n t s . H all said T h e s t a t e a l s o n e e d s t o e s t a b l i s h m o r e s t r i n g e n t m o t o r c \ cle l i c e n s i n g s t a n d a r d s , h e sa id . H a ll c a lle d to r b e t t e r a u t o m o b i l e - d r i v e r e d u c a t i o n p r o g r a m s " W e n e e d to m a k e s u r e t h a t c a r d r i v e r s a r e m a d e a w a r e of m o t o r c y c l e c a p a - HENDRIX GMC TRUCKS, Inc. 4400 South IH-35 & Ben White 444-6635 ** GRADUATING SENIORS! ** Congratulations! You have earned the right to Buy or Lease a new GM( Truck! 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A iw m obi e D e a kf A u • at - L.mited x w ilx b iltt' S O U T H F O R H iC - d i issar H Y U n O f l l 477-7400 4738 IH 35 South - St. Elmo Exit OPEN 8-9 M-F 9-6 Sat. a x i w r t * * H i n h K Jfl h I t « » M |||| Fire razes warehouse By SUZIE SEVANTE Daily Texan Staff A tw o-alarm fire, termed tigators, d estroy ed an empty late Satu rday night suspicio us b\ tire in v e s two-storv w areho use said the buildin g Lt. Billy Brooks, Austin f ire D ep a rtm ent in v e s tig a ­ tor was in it U|" ' ! f l a m e s w h en the tin was reported at 10 07 p m b\ an Emergency Medical Services unit leaving Bracken- n d g e Hospital. He said a second alarm w a s sou nd ed at 10:10 p.m . L m r th Brooks said 12 tire-tighting unit" had the b la / e u n ­ der control about an hour alter the call I n v e s t i g a t o r s were un su re S u n d a y of the cau se of the fire and did not know it a n v o n e was in the wood t ra m e building during the b la /e " W e k now t r a n s i e n t s had been U " i n g t h e buildin g regularly to cam p out in at night, but we don t know if thev were involved in the fire la^t night Brixik" said. Brook" "aid the building w as full of beer b ottles and paper We did a com plete m arch and there vs* re no b o d ­ " I f there w as a n y o n e in th ere, ies found, he said they got out in tu n e ." 1 wo firefighter" suffered m in o r inju ries during the b la /e and were treated at B ra e k en ridge Hospital, Brooks said By B R E N D A T ELLO Daily T exan Staff agret* inai it u ru, i d and hr turt after the versv Allan McNi stu d ie s \""Ov state briefs C le m e n t" r u b " out I u n e t«>r special irni If law m .o < • at d o*'\ Bill v on c n Local preachers, te a ch e rs criticize B a k k e rs Firefighters douse a two-alarm fire on East Fourth Street The blaze destroyed a wood frame warehouse Saturday night T H E D a IIA I E X AN Mor Jay M^y 4 3 6 7 / P a g e 3 Car spins into tree; two dead By JO H N G RIFFIN Daily Texan Staff iw< A ustin m en were Killed and tour Austin w o m e n were inju red ea riv Saturday m o r n i n g w h en the car thev w ere in sp u n out of control a n d hit a t r e e , a police s p o k e s m a n sai d Sunday in Austin Police D ep artm e n t s p o k e s ­ man C F A d am s said the car was :k of s ou th bo u n d the 2 /0 0 North Lamar Boulevard 1 driver, 24-vear-old jo s e (. 5403 Je ff Davis A ve., lost control of the car on a curve he n med< Officer M ichael H u g m an reported the car a blue tw o-door 19 ' hev- rolet Nova was on fire with the e n ­ ' i n tul! b l a / e gine c o m p a rtm e n t w hen he arrived on the scene. ull three Hugman was abl with the p a s s en g ers froin tht help of onio< Eor", <íccordi ng to his rt p tml but the dm *•t was dead u feC The report said 1 ire D ep a rt­ m ent unit" * xtingui shed tlir- flam es and noticed that a -iixth |Cllrr < ' Csl the d n v - bodv was --.eat-belft e r s seat area Also killed n tht vear-old O rla n d o L. Jeff Davis Ave it w as 19- .o of 5403 A d a m s said all o f the passen g e rs were n eig hb ors in tht La Plava Del Sol A p a rtm e n ts at 54433 Jeff Davis Ave \ Ja m s said Lara w a s nd in g in the left back seat w h en the a ccident oc curred H u g m a n s report "aid Lara s bod . was on the ground near the car w hen he a r m ed 22 Inju red m the wreck were Tina Tello, and Laura L e n g o n a , whose age was not available. 1 he other tw o inju red girls are juveniles. All U'ur were taken to B rack enrid g e I io"pital The car was traveling at a verv h i g h rate ot -peed A d am " said. Jim Sigmon Daily Texan Staff their attat k on each other, "tire hm and Tam nr. will thm "ix m o n th s , m ake five la p p ilv e v e r after, ture that i" attracted to the .aid W e are swaved bv su- nct - and it is a tast form or ie th ese preachers God d ents like the Bakker contro- t « d tur v t ntu nes. Dav id w hen ht lusted after ad her h u sb and killed M i ­ l s i^ the fam ous A m erican Bee*, ner. was charged *\ •v v** ith a parishioner s k e *t the World ot television ev an- becau se people KOt I o exi e v e n mature saiu " I t s am mere íal Gospel. As of bundav afterno on, Tello vea" in critical condition and Lon* gona w as in fair condition a c c o r d ­ ing to ho"pital official". and not tht = w ould not lower insurance prem ium s. The m ajor stu m blin g block in n e g otia - >ns has b ee n the doctrine of joint an d sev- liabilitv, w h ich allows a partially re- ponsible d efen d a n t to be held resp onsible r ltX) percent of d am ag es if other d e fe n d - its are insolvent. 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At 20, Einstein w rote a letter in which he anticipated his first theorv ‘ l u v i p u v v V * I I ■V 1 1 H I I U ' • ' ' *** ' of relativity, published six years lat­ er, the Times said. He w rote that while visiting the Swiss tow n of Aarau, "a good idea occurred to me about a way of in­ vestigating how' a bod y's relative motion with respect to the lumini- ferous eth er affects the velocity of propagation of light in transparent bodies Also a theorv on this matter occurred to me, w hich seems to be highly p robable." He w as referring to the then-ac­ cepted notion that space w as filled with an invisible m edium , "lumini- terous e th e r ." an idea he said he had do u b ts about, the Times said. The letters also reflect the despair the couple felt at Einstein s m other's refusal to accept the w om an as a suitable wife. 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S h e lls Rose Jill Kosengard Sv Iv ia Rosenstetn B am Roth 1 ra. v Rubtn J u l i e Rut. hi k Andrea Roth man Jennv Ribak 1 )ai\ 1 k ichter Jana k isenfclt Amy Ribak Dan R odngue/ ( art Rhorman t hnstinc Romsdahl t .me Rosen Mark Rosenbium Michael Rosenbium sieven Rosenbium Richie Rosenthal Brad Roth M a r k Kubtn Steven Rumian Mark Rubtn Debbie Roths, hikl Sharon Revler M i k e Ronnel Kyle Rovinsky Adam Rosenthal \ ! | ' \ | ¡ J H ) R t í ^ H i t I N D I V I D l ALS A B O V E AS WELL A S O T H E R C H R I S T I A N A N D J E W I S H F R I E N D S O F ISRAEL 1 H I D \ I I A \ Y X \ \ Monday May 4 1987 Page 13 Boxers need better safety procedures E l ) S H U G E R T S P O R 1 S í 1911 O R The man looked at Sick and smiled. In the firelight, hick saw that his face uvjs missha­ pen. His nose was sunken, his eyes were s¡its, he had queer shaped lips Nick did rnd perceive all this at once he only saw the man s face i cas queer ¡y formed and mutilated It isis iikt putty in color Dead looking in the firelight «— Ernest H em in gw ay, The Battler. The Battler came to mmd at a sym posium '"aturday on The Role of Boxing in K x ie tv sponsored b\ the the L T Ethiv s Lecture series College of Education and the Sport it together Studies G roup It bun of boxing, defender^ j .h C I IM about tin institu* w h o tion art t ga j iged tr« ■ m bast xploit. r of mir i of manic d rat L n< veun »r»i* I t>, ! l* v. at< d ( V i K ■ L teur Jim tor all am fie h t' 11 \ I M .illd .i! passport records it nox ■ Im pn x**d iruro , a fwm> ■ Competent ring doctora \w «¿in cxxtntpic of si fiRht hich featured a podiatrist s» » ring dix tof • s j t v; I oves i and hea\ i* the sevent How - to the head ignt .H-, ■ teduv• the n u m K r ches delivered some oi and w ith a t.n » e 11 111 time» th t ot gravity ■ \votdan**' nt blow s to the head 1 his w ould b< a tough on* since it would x irtuallx eliminate the kniH kout pun» h But Umk at it tho wax tight tans — \ou w ouldn t pav giHkl money to see a two-min­ ute main ex ent any more f lo o r s ■ Im p ro ved Pad*1, w i'u ld reduce severe brain injurx subdural hematomas (bleeding in the brain) and subdural edema (swelling in the brain) which are induced b\ sudden changes in d i­ je» non sut h as w hen an uiuon* cn'Us fighter s head is stopped by a hard floor There is one more point that should be made in th* argurn* nt tor better regulation and unproved safety standards in the one s^vort which r e q u ir e s participants to trv to phx sically harm their oppo­ nent- 1 he punch drunk fighter usually began boxing a> a child The first time I got hit1 Yeah, I kout c ' a >; " emls 'it .! wa- hkt picture I’kt s*': ing star'' Then all of .< sudden, the picture comes hek to you. Willie the It hapyens real hist Rink age 13; weight 80 pirn ruis í W illie ha»l fought > sanctioned K n i t s w hen he took part in a study ot \ o u t h boxing in 1981 H e s h o u ld it he has K- about 20 today and continued fighting he likelx has fought close t»* 100 ig h ts and ab­ sorbed tens ot thousands »'f blow’s to the head and still not turned professional Horns beat Hogs with fantastic finish sports SWC championship decided in ninth on 3-run Texas rally the three-run rally b . 1 ninth inning w ith his hit ot the game I hev also got to s*- hander K o in G arn er hitter and the first nin plett game of hi- car* Lindauer led ot* beating out a bounce die He moved to sec pitch ar d xvas -,a rific Kerlin. After an inten Brian Cisarik Arka lian La wards (S - l, tu B y S C H U Y L E R DIXON Daily Texan Staff 1 A Y E I TE\ 11 I.E, Ark — Alcoa should try to find some to* t< ge ot the final game of the Texas-Arkan- sa* senes Talk a K iu t a fantastu fin­ ish. The \ o . 1-ranked Longhorns and fourth-ranked Razorback- split the first two games of their three-game series, setting up a final game in which the w in n er would K the Southwest Conference regular-sea- son han't on I hat w asn t enough dram a, though The two teams had to go into the ninth inning ot that final game t ed, 1-1. That s w hen the Longhorns pU? together a three-run rallx for a 4-1 their ninth consecutive win and W hat a game " said lex.;- center t;» der D oug Lindauer That was unbelievable, added "The last in­ lh<¡t - w hat -hcrtstop C »>by - erlir ning ■ t the last game It xx j - a spectator - delight t»»r the 3.601 in G eorge Cole f ield and the approximate!'. LOCH* more x\ho lined fences sidewalks and h ilK to catch the* action Ihev Rot to Lindauer >park followed with a run-sconng double Coolbaugh ott the bag, but Scott Brvant, making hi- first start m S W C play followed with a sole home run to left mskififi it 4*1 I v\ d s ) u s11 ry i n g to uo >ometru ng -.-ad Bryant w ho w ent 3- the designated hitt* r with it for-4 as See Arkansas, page 15 1 be taken - to wh» n ipson s lu­ x' after the : get done a r e a lot of \ \er\ hap- ie negotia- Ih e p* ant anted t* negotia other report speculated there w a s an i because Sampsi n wasn t signed bet piav offs T h a t ' s total nonsense, Pa tier so "Let me repeat, once agam, that RalpE n > not going to b e traded to ar, I can t make it any more er pericxl than that." Trading bampson for 1 ever and ó sen, Patterson -aid vxouid be "like W illiam Randolph Hearst for Little < \nnie ! wouldn t have been general n this lone it ! xxas that stupid asmus- t ra d ¡ n g t o han tanager sam p-cn xx no is finishing his origir x ear contract ha- m aintained all sea? he want- to remain in Houston. al tour- on that w ere inx er A n ­ i m r 1 like Houston, 5 franchist and i don t thrust has been foci the Rockets ' said leav e remai like the . w n oic i£ with s j rr t dts ded Texas Doug Undauer kx)ks to see if Keffy Zane s throw to first completes double play in Longhorn win Fnday sated D-ess Rockets, Sampson close to 10-year deal The H ouston ftocke igning Ralph Sam pson t ,in playing contra», t that K. s kt ts Pn - dent an» Ra\ I atti raon t*ld th* a n alter - >f t^ u r- 'i: out E lonex with renard to tax Ralph Sampson and Akeem Olajuwon are the foundation of the Houston Rockets franchise and they will both be playing here for the next decade. I guarantee you that. — Ray Patterson. Rockets general manager Bucks beat Sixers, 102-89 alec Erving plays final gam e page 15 nt ba-hets to ;« M ilw a u k e e to vs in their •. l tl M Bu» * v defeated \ h \ 1 ash m C O Pistons 112 H aw ks 111 i,n.ifs» against m vt "■ y onft■ tg nv c th* d* tending \ H \ »ha mpion i ell- k s K-gmnmg Iut*s»iax iught m Kw- **uce»’ i k*troii as \ .lanta m tn* *»|H*mng » mu* * a th* ir K ‘Nt-*’t -* x en 1 a 'te ri » *>nierence -.e:mtina; -x’ne- i ht* Í lax k- had a »han*e m the final secorid- but Domiruque \N i!- M il xx auk e* plaxm g w itht'ut on a 15-touter and Kandy \\ ttman nii--. d a rebound atten . bc‘t*»re tim*? < xptr* L»xa»h IX m \*-ls*m whn* w a- *■(<-»t • m o - taii* **d in th*- second quartii : U*»i late in th* third quart* : hut cl* M*d th* : * n*k1 xv ith tixe tr* e throw - tor a 74-67 ie.*d Hodges then hit twe» three-point w h** muid* 11 »'t 16 -h* >ts ir*mi the tleld, was fouled driving Mr th* ba-•ket w ith 16 seconds left. lum pers and another K isket f*>r tvx *» Ht* missed! ’.hr tirst ending a sec- p*nnt- in a 12-2 run fessional seasons 11 vxith Philadel* phia in the N B A 1 rx ing finished vxith 24 points to lead the 76ers and left the game w ith 40 seconds remaining t»> a rousing ox atum t* M i .xauk«t managed hold 76ers forward C haru - !Barklt x tc> 12 ^x*int>, 1 a K ’low hi*» axrerage m the first tour game-» ot the■ m t h ’* C liff Robins*»n scored 1" tor the 76ers. 1 h * 1 * i s tan> appeared to hax* the ! hr jazz xx ht' trailed by 22 in the third quarter, closed w it bin 114-111 game m »*intro! w h i n inom&s ^ n k tw o tree tl"irow > with .11-3 loft tor d \x hen M ark 1 aton scored from un- derneath and addedl a tree ’ umw 107* Uk) ledid but tht i law ks tought a K 'u t one m inute late • w hen he w a- back fouled bx v h ris M ulhn w ith 34 sec­ onds let t 1 re*. K.'i lins hit tt'ur straight tr*’* thr**w s L i k i n s scored tr**m inside and Kex ini \N tlhs hit a sh»irt htxik going acreiss the lan* m an 8-2 At- lanta run *hat *ut th*’ l* ad to 11^-108 w ith 1 2o t*' p i a x Thoma- hit a 2(1- :*'*'t*r tiom th* top ot the kex w ith 1 02 left and An- I arrv bmith w h o finished with 12, put the W arriors ahead 116-111 w hen he tipped in »i re K 'u n d and Flox d stole kellx Tri- E ru Sieepx pucka s in-bounds pass w ith 17 sec­ onds left to spoil I tah s comeback Evert beats Texas’ Bowes Associated Press 1 ARC -O 11a lop-seeded C h r i s ! xert needed only 48 minutes t> Je te a ! Lonc.tiotn Saturday in senior Beverly Bowes tn n the semifinals of th* $1A< * * 1 Eckerd Open 1 xert x\,is -harp from th* start She con no* ted on ~s percent >t her tirst serxes and had lOserxicc winners Bowes meanwhil* committed 23 errors and never had a »hanee I la y in g C hn- wa- one of my all time things that I wanted to do It has K e n su*h a big deal to me Mavbe that s vvhx it was so har»f to d»> Bow'es said Bow es a 21-year-old senior from 1 ub bock w o n the Southw est Conference s i n ­ g l e s cham pionship this year and was named Play er of th*’ A ear in the conteten» e This is the furthest she h a s ad\ anced in any professional tournam ent \t the I s Open last summer in 1 lushing Meadow Bowes \x .o eliminated in the third round b y W est Germ any s stetti C*rot But Saturday, \ 'i the three time Ml- American said her match a g a in s t i v * rt w as o n e ot her toughest ex er incredible It was so frustrating. H e r m ovement was Ix o played Graf, [Pam ) H im er and some of the others But Chris is the quickest ! xe seen 1 ven after th* dom inating \i*tor\ w ent out ot her wax t»* prais* Bow es [ xert A ou haxe to stax aw are all the time, 1 xert said W h en xou xxin 6-love in the first chances ar* that your opponent in this vase Beverly would get hot and w in a couple of games Remember that she s in college and not a full-time m e m K ’r ot the tour 1 don t think she km xx quite wh.it to d»' out there 1 lust had one of those dax s f xert said she \xas plea sod \xith her strong serxae performance. m ainly K i- causc that is the area of her game that she lias w » -k* »1 the m.'st t*' im prove I'm trvm g different things with 1 think it has gotten K ’tt* t 1 xert sai*i it Julius Erving makes his last N B A stuff in Philadelphia s loss to Milwaukee, Associated Press UT ‘awesome’ at Texas Invitational B y S H A W N P R IC E Dai(y Texan Staff 1 h* men's tra* k team qualified fix e indiy id u a l s and txv»* relax teams Satu rd ay at the Tex­ as ln\ itational to go to the \C \ A cham pion­ s h i p s m lune Texas C^oach Stan H untsm an described thv teat as awesome ' and said he did not expect it. \\»’ had probably the greatest meet of anx team I x* ever coached at an\ meet, H u n t s ­ man said W ith the *old w eather we x* had [at their last two meets), 1 d id n t know where we \x er* now 1 do It s a great place to K The 400 meter relay team started the quali­ fying splurge1 bv w inning xvith a time of 41 seconds Huntsm an placed johnny W ashing­ ton as the leadoff man and followed with I aron Brow n Tony Jones and Jason Leach Leach went *>n to qualitx in the 100-meter d a s h w inning in 10 13 s e c o n d s and Jones qualified in th* 200-meter dash xsith a third- plac*’ finish (Xt 20 s2 Jim Shc'lton qualified in th* high jump clearing the \ C \ A -tandard of 7 feet 3 . inches M e a n w h ile teammate lames l A>tt vxas nearing th e c o lle g ia te re*»>rd 1 ott cleared ~ _ ti’ set a s* »>o record *xt 7-8 and personal best and is thu first in S.xuth- west Conference hist»ir\ t»i clear that he ig h t In the 4iM-meter intermediate h u rd le s W in th rop C.raham vx»>n in a blistering 4b s ; seconds to qualih and break th* schooi re*»'rd »■»! 4vJ 1“ set bx Karl Sm ith m 1482 beai Kellx qua tied m th* StX1 met* - rui with second-place time of 1 4“ n4 and suid he was happv to get the burden of qualifying off him before going to the conference meet. 1 ran a 1:46 7 in the spnnt medlex in \us tin (Texas Relay s) and 1 was starting to w o n ­ der and m\ p e e r s w ere starting to wonder baton. whether 1 xxas able to run without Kellx said 1 guess | kind ot proved t* my so • that I »ouid. It relieves th* pressure from me The 1,600-meter relay team of Broxvn, kel- Ix , lohn Patterson and G raham also q uali­ fied finishing second in A ,14 [1 This brought Texas total ot qualifiers to nine individuals in 12 events p lu s the two relax teams x% hich gixe- th»’ I onghom s a strong chance at the national championship THE DAILY TEXAN/Monday, May 4, 1987/Page 14 Ú Tools I____________ c o u p o n __________ - | I ROFFLER SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN ¡ SHAMPOO CUT BLOW DRY W £, § C Servtc a* p*rtorm #d by supw vtM d students! 5339 Bum«t 455-2620 Weekly Specials 128K-512K Upgrade DataFrame 20XP Magic30 Hard Disk SuperPaint MacGolf 95.00 975.00 849.00 63.00 36.00 ucts Accessories Magic Pad Sony DS Disks Black Ribbons Disk File/30 MacPlus Bag SCSI Port 9.95 17.90 4.95 8.95 59.00 69.00 2200 Guadalupe Austin 473-2604 Create sportswre From stab and wire reports Sonic players arrested in Houston HOUSTON 1 wo Seattle SuperSonics players w ere arrested an d jailed early Sunday after a scuffle involv ing an assistant m an ager at a night <. lub, police said. G uard Kevin W illiams an d Dale i His w ere at the O cean Club shortly after m idnigh t w h e n W illiams b e­ gan arg uing w ith assistan t m anager Scott Shelton and slugged him, police spo kesm an Dan lu rn e r said 1 W o off-duty H o u sto n police officers w orking as st curitv guards at the club ru sh ed ov er saw W illiams strike Shelton an d th en pulled the tw o m en apart, Turner said. Ellis ap p ro ach ed the table and tried to talk to the officers as W illiam s struggled w ith them . Turner s.ud W illiams w as charged w ith m isd em ean o r resisting arrest, and 1 llis w ith m isd em ean o r h in d e rin g arrest record in d u al m atch play In s i n g l e s Texas Rovce D eppe Paul Koscielski, C harles Beckm an, Doug Piolet a n d t hip I eighton u im r u p w in n ers P a t r i c k l l v n n recorded le x a s only loss Texas scored easy s t ra i g h t set victories in doubles, led bv D eppe-B eckm an t h e nation's to p doubles team , w ho defeated M er/backer-S vensson 6-1 6-3 L onghorn w ins also cam e from th e d u o s of Pielet-Fred I hom e and Koscielski-1 eighton Quick signs three more swimmers l exas w o m e n 's sw im m ing coat h Richard Q uick con­ cluded his recruiting season b\ signing three prospects 1 ridav to sw im for the I adv 1 onghorns, Joining the team will be Q p d y Bradford of Boca Ra­ ton, 11a. Arm M ud ano of Belleair, Fla , and K r i s t i kig- gans of Lake Jackson. Tennis team downs Minnesota, 8-1 T he Texas m e n 's ten n is team co ncluded it" 19S7 reg­ ular season Saturday w ith an S-l victors over M innese ta at the Penick-A llison l e n n i s C enter The w in tor the No. o L onghorns giv es th em a schedule e n d in g ln-4 Bradford, w ho train ed with the M ission Bay Swim Club will sw im the indiv idual m edleys a n d the m iddle distance freestyles. M udano is a backstroker b u t also will sw im the s p r i n t free races. 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D o nnit Hill ■ W h i te Sox 4, O r i o le s 1 In singled B altim ore the h o m e th e tie -b re ak in g ru n m e i g h th in n in g a n d gave C h ic a g o a victory' o v e r Baltimore. C h ic a g o sw i p t th e th r e e - g a m e so­ n e s a n d sent Baltimore to its fo u rth straig h t loss T h e O rio les h a \ e lost 14 of th e ir last 1 s g a m e s ■ \ t h l e t i c s 2, I igers 0 li O o* la n d , Eric P lu n k held D etroit to six hit" tor 8 * in n in g s a n d Mike (..alle­ g o got his s e c o n d g a m e - w in n in g RBI in tw o d a v s as th e \ s s tr e tc h e d th e ir w in n in g streak to four g am e" w ith a victory o v er D etroit th e d u e l b e t w e e n P lu n k (1-1 Tigers Enc K ing (2-2) o g r o u n d e r in n in g Jose ( a n s e c o hit his se c o n d home of th e se a s o n in th e e ig h th oft re hey e r M ark T h u rm o n d G allego b ro k e u p the s e v e n th in ■ \ n g e l s 11, Red S o \ 4 h e im , Calif first g r a n d a n d Johr C record to 4- Boston , D o u g l)e( inces hit his d a m in nearly six vears a n d e la n a im p r o v e d his \nc> 1" d e fe ate d ) .i" tht It w a s D e i inces - vth careei g r a n d slam a n d his first since hi w as with th e Baltimore O rioles ir ] l u h e n h e lut o n e a g a in st tht A ngels ■ M a r i n e r s attle Mikt M o rg a n (2 V w o n hi B r e w e r s * M a n n e r s a vu t ry oy er Nluv. m kei The R e d s Enc Davis w a t c h e s f l i g h t of h is g r a n d slam h o m e r u n S u n d ay Erving salutes fans in final game Mil W M k 1 s *" b en c h and embrat. Associated Press P H IL A D E L P H IA — Eric D avis hit th r e e h o m e ru n s , in c lu d in g a g r a n d slam , a n d d r o v e in six r u n s S u n d a y , p o w e r in g tht ( incinnati Rt d s o v e r th e P h ilad e lp h ia Phillies 9-6. Davis, leading the m a ior leag u e s w ith 12 h o m e r s , w e n t 4-for-5 a n d scored fo u r ru n s. In th e th r e e - g a m e series, h e w e n t 9-for-14 w ith five h o m e rs, 11 RBI a n d s e v e n r u n s scored. D avis also hit a g r a n d slam Friday a m a jo r-le ag u t tw o tied night record held bv m a n y w ith g r a n d slam s in a m o n th . a n d Pitcher Bill G u llickson (4-1) also h o m e r e d , a n d allo w ed six r u n s o n nine hits in 3- . in n in g s lo h n Franco p itch ed for hi" f o u rth save tht n in th ■ Braves 3, A stro s 3 In A tlan­ ta. Ken O berkfell a n d Ken G riffey d ro v e ,n tw o r u n s apit-ct * ) lead At- lar ta o v e r H o u sto n . L e ft-h a n d e r Z a n e S m ith (3-1) al- lo w ed seven hits in 7 . in n in g s to '* 1 victory w hile Jeff D e d m o n ge >t tht- final five o u ts to record his g( fll *st say e Mike Scott (3-2 absorb* d the it'"" , in m e te r th e Astr hi five in n in g s w h ile strik in g o u t a n d w a lk in g three. giving up ■ Expos 2, M ets 0 In New York, Tim R a in t" h o m e r e d for the "e cond "fraight g a m e a n d th r e e M o n trea l pit» :h e r - "Cattered n in e hits a s th e Expos beat New* York. Raines w h o w e n t 4-for-a w ith a gam e-yyinning g r a n d slam Satur- da y , h ad o n e hit in four at-bafs in his se cond g a m e "ince re-"igning w ith M ontrea l. Bot Mc( lure, w h o relieved M o n ­ treal sta rter Floyd Y o u m a n s in the fifth, picked u p th< w in to e v e n his record at 1-1. M c C lu re a llo w e d tw o hits, "truck o u t o n e a n d w a lk e d o n e in 2 C in n in g s Tim B u r r * a l l o w e d tw o hit" o v er tht- final 2 t in n in g s to pick u p th e save. Y o u m a n s w h o left thi g a m e w ith a "trained low er back, sc attered six hit" o v er to u r in n in g s Bob O je d a (2-3) w a s tht- k "< r in hi" tirst start "in e April 21 H e al­ lo w ed o n e run o n four hits w h ile strik in g o u t six a n d w a lk in g n o n e . Chicag< ■ C u b s 4, Padres 2 lost batt Diego. tor ’ad re s irm , d r o p p in g ti A n d r e D a w so n hit a h o m e r, d o u b le a n d single a n d L eon D u rh a m h a d lead Chicago in tw o ru n s o v er San Tht S traigh t w o rs t record in thi" se aso n I he n in th tim e in then m o v e w ith in a he place St Loui" L eague East fifth th e 6-20, th e t h e man * le a g u e s C u b s w o n for th e ir last ! 2 g a m e s to If g a m e of first- th e N itn nal n Rick Sutcliffe (4-2) retired th e first 12 b atters before giving u p a pair of "ingle" in th e fifth. H e g a v e u p s e v ­ en hits, s t n k i n g o u t se v e n , in 8 ‘Y in n in g s Lee Sm 'h got th e la"t tw o o u t" for h." eig h th save. And*. H a w k in - (0-3) to o k the loss o n an o v erc ast d a v w h e n th e g am e- tim e t e m p e r a t u r e w as only 44 de­ grees a n d th e w in d w a s b lo w in g :n to w a r d horru platt at 18 m p h . Arkansas___ C o n t i n u e d f r o m p a g e 13 'S o m e of th e g u v s w e r e telling m e to relax a n d w h e n I got m v first hit (a single in th e fourth], it k in d of relaxed me. It let m e k n o w 1 can hit up h e re 1 m just gl a d w e w o n it, a n d 1 m glad 1 w as a part of it A rk a n sa s (42-10 overall, 17-4 in SW C play ) took a 1-0 lead m th e fourth wh. n G a r n e r ran in to control p r o b le m s Two w alk" a n d a b u n t sin i; U tht- ba"es w ith tw o i at" a n d Randy Bobb w h o "i 30- g a m e hitting streak w a s s n a p p e d d r e w a w alk to force in th e run. loaded A rk a n s a s "tarter Jo hn C e b u h a r "h u t o u t th e L o n g h o rn s t h r o u g h th e ".xth b u t Texa" first b a s e m a n L e n ­ ny Bed led off the s e v e n th w ith a ty in g th e gam» h o m e ru n H e [C ebuha rJ got b e h in d in th e c o u n t a n d h ad to co m e in w ith a goo d pitch, ' said Bell w h o w a s 1- jfor-7 in the series before th e at bat. 1 got a fastball a n d e\< ry th in g ius t tell into place from th e re Bell's h o m e r w a" big,' G ustaf- It k ind of got u s back on "on said. the pOMtlVt "idl It w a s a p o s i t n e sid e L in d a u e r "aid h e c ould feel O n c e w e get it tied u p , w e get that feeling vye re going to take it h e said. They did a n d in th e p ro c e ss gav e a nearly u n h itta b le C .am er e n o u g h s u p p o r t. H e su rv iv e d a n initial scare .*•>, tht ninth t. pitch ex.:- *!-w 18- to it" ndth co n fe re n c e title in ~2 3 \ ears. C o o lb a u g h m a d e a grea t catch at third on a line drivt *rom A rk a n s a s Kelly Z an e for th e first o u t in th e n in th an d left tit d t r Rusty C r o c k ­ ett grabbed tine at th e wall for th e se co n d out G a m e r th e n "truck o'ut D o n T h o m a s to e n d th e g a m e . G a rn e r h a d hi" best b re a k in g pitc h es o f t h e s e a s o n a n d u s e d th e m all well, particularly his slider. I d o n * t h m k I've e v e r b e e n thi" c o n s iste n t w ith th r o w in g strike" s a i d G a r n e r s -'* w h o s tr u c k o u t a s e a s o n - h ig h 12, m a n y o n slid ers in th e dirt. A nd he e x e c u te d th e strategy* to perfectio n. A fter w a lk in g f o u r in t h e first t w o in n in g s , h e re tire d 19 of th e final 22 batters. H e h ad c o n fid e n c e today K er­ im said H e stru g g le d in the first, b u t after that, h e just cru ise d a ll th e w ay* A rkansas set u p th e c h a m p i o n ­ sh ip g a m e bv p o u n d i n g th e L o n g ­ h o r n s 9-3 in th e first g a m e of S a t u r ­ day s R a /o r b a c k n g h t - h a n d e r D e n n is Fletcher (6-0) th e c o m ­ scattered eig h t h its for p le te -g a m e w in . d o u b le - h e a d e r Texas starter M a rk T etkovsek 11- 2) yva" w ith o u t h o control, w alking to u r in f o u r in n in g s a n d g iv in g u p se v e n h its a n d e ig h t r u n s — six e a r n e d . Ti \a - took th e o p e n e r on F n d a \ as r i c h t - h a n d e r C a r t K n p p n e r ( 1 1 - 0 ' threw h - s e v e n th c o n s e c u tiv e c o m ­ plete g am e. 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Study & Parts Programs O n site R esident A d visors w ill help you enjoy your schinil hom e F urnished U tilities and Air C on dition ing Free Parking t hree B U xk s From I niversity ot Texas at A ustin • C a l l : 4 7 8 - 9 8 9 1 W e ’ll n u k e you feel like one o f the family Professionally Managed Hy Davis & Xssoc. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? * RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL REN TA L RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL REN TA L 350 — Rental Services 360 — Fum . Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Fu rn . Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn Apts CLASS ACTS! *3 w a a i i ■ In *«■!■ H O U S T O N Hemphill Par k 4 78 t B R A N D Y W I N E . 4 x - t s *. -e » -: D A L L A S WILSHIRE ♦ Summer Rates $250 , ED PADGETT CO 454-4621 L ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •DIPLOMAT: APTS. • APTS. • S: e ♦ ♦ ♦ 1911 San Gabriel ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . A* f -«e Move ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Summer Ra*e From $29C # ♦ • W a lk * Campg< 9 e v ,.. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • N EW VALUE Services In dude Property Damagi insurance. Discount oi Air Trove! Car Renta Cleaning & More. .,, • : ♦ • Quiet ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 469-0224 I M a n a g e r A p t. ^202 ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ LA CANADA O n e B lock F rom C am pus b f ; a rfTTTTi fjrtl iTTTTk ISu m m e r R ate s $ 2 9 5 R i o N ueces 4 7 4 - 0 9 7 1 4 5 4 - 4 6 2 1 PRELEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL S P E C I A L R A T E S F O R 1 987! 360 — Furn. Apts. / > PRELEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL SPECIAL RATES FOR ’987 Eft furnished 1 Bedrooms Furnished 2 Bdrm 2 Be Furn. 1117 I e c i i l l M s . ( >nt and I h o Bedroom*» I i i>m x 150 CALL TODAY 477-3619 Office fe &C2 iictac 1362 * ;tv H Y D E P A R K L I M R 1 MARK EMBERS APTS ] l H k '•perdu* *> Pm ‘jv Iwr-uner 477-2004 u iiitiiiiiiim iiiiiH tm m iiiiiiH M iL : $ 9 9 M O V E - IN | 2 BlOCKS TO U t > itST I*0*»Th ftv loewmeAtis 'M ' z Í MOUOtAI = JSC. n uK H «'* ' D11 III IH1UII < I (HMtltlltliHHtttlM •'* STARTING AT SJ0C J* ■* bm- >.«' V «** oeas 4 '*-04-13 *. w > .x . ( all Kfternoon m 2207 I t on 4~4-221S MARK XX L o w e s t P r ic e d 2 B e d r o o m A p t N e a r C a m p u s 459-1664 Fr*t#Ci.ng Sv-nm#* 4 fq • * « * * • • * e * * Q u i e t p o r k a r e a n T r a v i s H e i g h t s I V A N H O E V I L L A G E hámm« *:>* &* «tomm* * *41-4375 Kd#nr. Sum m er R a te s NOW! * * $•#• g*khfq*i»íh Ce» Pm at 122-0*13 Fviky Fwm»i*Nad * ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * $17$ 4V4 4 4 r Tanglew ood W cstside A partm ents 1 4 03 N o r w a l k Ln 4 7 2 - 9 6 1 4 Oto» > A A n o . v e * * * * * 6 e « e « SEQUOIA APTS. * * * e « ♦ e « e Eft. F r o m S239 * * e * e 301 W. 38th * e 323-6526 * S * * e * r * * * * e * f Villa \rcos Apt$ • »<» lM> , —... H *l 476 161* »AJt ,-«V i- • ’ R E N T A L 3 6 0 F u r n A p ts / ife a rttH e H & i S U M M E R S P E C IA L s9900 Deposit V > e ^ L L S * 4 , \N ( S h u ttle at I runt ot ( O m p lex fu r n is h e d W a lk lo C am p u s Summer Rates S27000 Efficiency 33000 1 Bdrm. 340 Lg 1 Bdrm. 350°° Sm 2 Bdrm 2 21 2 San Gabriel • 474 -7732 Also Preieasmg For Fa i G ffidencv 330 00 440 Reg ’ E3dr!’ kg 1 Bdrm 450 C Sm \ o gimmick s RENTAL 3 7 0 - Un». Apt». E F F . & 1-2-3-4 B D R M A P A R T M E N T S Sta rtin g At S235 A L L B I L L S P A I D (or i) Preinasm g for Summer and Fall e 5 M m To D o w n to w n • Sp acio us • M ic ro w a v e s • Lofts W /F a n s • F u m Y U n f • Shuttle Bus e M o d e m 444-7536 POINT SOUTH— BRIDGEHOLLO W Rental Office: 1910 W illow creek BEST RATES U T. AREA! 4u SZÍS 452-4447 AMtteMÚ ¿ ft! itrtA JC p iik C l t t Apts Su m m e r s c h o o l CONVENIENCE .-is *-om -t x m ‘acs* w -v-ec 2 Dec- xjr» ieasc-" • jg*». &<• 'erv Security {Vpen- W-3Sh*f •v»f *A*:rowav« anC y. x > *ci l o r - rr L" —■ 7008 Sor Arnanyc S' Col 54 ;'46 MOVÍ IN TODA Y! Aspenwood A p a r t m e n ts 4 5 3 9 G u a d a lu p e 452-4447 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IJT4 Ooodo*uoe * * Fvrtwshed $r7$ 4$4 4 6 f * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RENTAL 3 7 0 - U nf Apts. G€T OUT Of TH€ DORM RND INTO tjtfa&mfáábw mate plans. • Starting at $325 • Ask about our Eariy-Bird Special! • On UT Shuttle of course! • Aust n Texas * " 8 ^ 4 '• 512 4 4 "'- 2 0 4 6 ENFIELD AREA 1515 Palma Plaza A smolt quie* compie* torga 2-* 4 W it,encías CArCH cable TV toundry •ocilay On UT & Metro Bus Routes no pah Summer- Rotas $250 $445 - Electricity Foil leasing Information Available 397-2576 6-110 PRE-LEASING FOR JU N E 1 jrv 68 S V'iSheti Of Jfih# •tvde P JTk nnhetí / cek'Hg ions -vcrowavr i-O"-. gtoss doon polios anti oaicomes *oUlee caAt-gs 2 pools shotiec courtyards overee porting gwe* complex, wo* to compus 477 2004 FOUR BLOCKS W EST UT Ciean, qmet efficiencies weil-mom- ta'-ed by owner Separate kitchen gos stove refrigerator walk-in ctosei and bookshelf Laundry water and gos furnished $225 Summ#r/$265 Fo* la V*ta. 903 w 221* For app) CoA 47J 7916 5-BA FIVE BLOCKS W EST UT Qeon. qute* efficiencies «.el -matn- toi-ed b- owner k-chec gc.' stove refngerotor Wafk¡r closet poneied •v - g -oor- carpe* laundry wo •e gos tumahed $145 SvdWter $ L 6 : Foil R e : O a k Apr-. 2*04 San Gabnei 476-7916 5 8A C A S A D E SA LA D O APTS One bedroom fumiihed apcvtmenh Water gas and bone T V cable pokj No petv Swenmmg pool. AC and ced­ ing for dose to compus near shuttle # 2 2610 Saloaa Residen’ -na Sr JN iT S - AVAILABLE n o w For nfp 2534 M ESQUITE TREE APARTMENTS One oetirocr- -jmenec soon-nrh Go** te -%a.-í veo-’ w*kv . sr --sfier 4. lor Launbry ‘ocAnei sne •oivb V» -x*r and aeve t * xw p,«- he jet* »*i«cerv agar # X 2357 h fS AVAJLAiii NOV» . xignev 5i ^or —c - i .4 $250 HYDE PARK AREA 1 “ 3RM — ; jrr shed Untar­ nished. CACH Laundry Pool On Shuttle City Bus GavWatw Paid Near pork. S'OC deposi- 447-9845 458 5743 68A TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED REMODELED B’OC* Nort*- O* UT Campus Smar -Du et ComL e* w ~ Poo s u m m e r rates $360 CAVALIER APTS. 3077 E 31st Do» E v* 474-7732 480-9639 b 9 SANDPIPER APTS. 2810 Rio Grande a Huge 2 bed/2 Doth 3 bkes UT a FpIFy furnished a Microwave and ceiling -ora a Security intercom a Poo< wilt- waterfaT a Covered portang a Gas and water paic N ow ieasing for summer $450 -*• E 472-5844 444-2750 SU CASA Apartments Student Special Now Leasing for Summer & Fa- O n Shuttle, w all to w all carpet, walk-in closets, dishwasher and disposal, swimming pool, 2 lau n ­ dry rooms, plenty o f parking, B B Q gnlts ¡r* courtyard W A R W IC K APTS 2907 West Ave. 5-11 Ó-3A Summer Rates 1 Bdr. — $195 2 Bdr - $ 2 9 5 3 Bdr. — S325 londscaoed Poo with Beoutifufty waterfall borbeque pm sundeck and laundry AÍ units futfy fumtjhec Can­ ing ton in eocr -oor ond m nibrrids Fuly equipped to* her líos & « c ’r paid Unit Efficiency Bedroom 2 2 .orge Summer Fall $ 29 5 $245 $2 75 $450 474-7426 $5 50 444-2750 32nd atlH-35 Summer Rate*. FoW N leflSmg N ow Pre easing efficienc es Rdf's 2 Bdrm/2 Bo Apartm ents Extra large clean quiet W a « - co s e ' cei¡o g fans on site ¡aun dry W alk tc campus 4 76-9'9 * Fail Rates: 1 Bdr — S295 2 Bdr — $415 3 Bdr — $575 Fumihed Come By & See Us 203 W e s t 39th S* or Call 451-2268 ★ ALL BILLS PAID ★ West UT Area Eff., 1 & 2 BR Remodeled * Reduced Ren- 2408 Le o n 4 7 6 -8 9 5 6 2 2 a St Moritz Apts. 900 Vv 25a- 5 atoen «*esi 0 . ' - juanee soot «J* and 2 7»okib>t-'or- $335 Pre^wing *or Sew fr-Fot iotcoc. secjr», wwec gorturg. ce*ng *i-boio,':« t .wtoi-nti un*s Ai Mb oo< »»c*pf efecfnc W l “ leu *'6-*0bC tc ¿r jC OCpOtmrnr" 1 BEDROOM — $250 SUMMER SPEC.AL n Hyde Pork, or Snuttle Lcfge poo* shaded courhra-d ce -q *ar ots oi giasc grec’ ’or plants 4209 Speedway 452- 5475 45' 6533 Centra -rop- erhes -c NEWLY REMODELED S.oedx» emocwec la-g* fumishec efheenev -^rc*c-« tiis-woshe' bisposa cenfrai »r poo, >ovndry storage acve' 108 Place Apts. im - i-3K S. - E «SI - - * x rs*«r 45:7' x ii * 45* S 1 BED RO O M S245 Quiei ccnpiex - park- »:e se’ ting Canpetec draped gas and water pod 60^ East 45^ St 452-0580, 451-6533 Centra! Properties nc ALL B LLS PA,D— S28C Summer spec.al h ( srvjhle one T- x- : t* Cc -- parkitig $360 - ÉFmc ¿onatu* "ov summer preieaie Tx WL -Get ul .Age- 4:9-4545 kx ipte*. PRELEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL .o'ge 2 35C sc - Ce- ngta CACH disnwash* dispose or- ~r- pool -C- -■• toe (he on-srte manoger 3 3 3G tor summer 371-3943 WEST CAMPUS biocki to U WC sf $200 monm S' 25 decos ’ Fu< efficiencies avoilofc e : jne 910 West 26th St. A so eos¡ through May of 86 ¿78-1302 BRAND NEW! -j Su p er Sum m er Sp ecial B e a u tifu l O ne B e d ro o m s $199 Plus: Receive up to $500 m Bonus Bucks when you sign a lease. ★ W e’ll Move You F ree ★ Vauitea Ceilings • Ceiling Fans Large Pool w Fountain • Hot Toe Lighted Tennis Courts • Sate teTV • On Shuttle Route • r ü E 2 3 C H K V Y C H A S E I ) O Vk N S A P A R T M E N T S 2504 H u n tw ic k Dr. 462-0777 JK i Jlm ig o FALL AT SOfy o $ “U s o m CO Supreme Court Membership Free Laundry Two Pools Two Hot Tubs Water Volleyball Ceiling Fans Fireplaces Handicap Units Great Management Gr«at Maintenance Rent Specials - Call me. ♦4* OAK LODGE APARTMENT HOMES $ 9 9 SPECIAL 2 WEEKS FREE RENT • Weight Room • Sauna • Large, roomy units • Pool Wrn'N help yov find a room m ate 512-440-01 1 8 4505 Duval St. 454-4799 Scut tyz&niei Square • v\ Dnderfo one-bedrooms or great room- j T h e D a i l y T e x a n Monday, May 4, 1987 Page 20 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — U nf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — U nf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. Casbah Apartments 2 2 0 0 San G a b n e l 2 -2 For $ 3 9 5 Sum m er O n ly C o n d o Living a t A p a rtm e n t Pnces lu xury, space c o n ve n ie n ce (w alk o r shuttle) Big w in d o w s c e ilin g tans mi in te rco m a n d 2 se p a ra te c ro w a v e , e ntries 3, 9 & 12 M o n th Leases A v a il able . 4 7 3 -8 5 5 3 , 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ 6 -1 2 D N O W LEASING SUMMER, FALL SPRING RESERVE N O W A N D SECURE SUPER RATES • W a lk UT, 2-1, 2 -2 1-1 • C A /C H . p o o l, la u n d ry fa cilitie s • c a b le co n n e ctio n s d ishw asher dispo sa l • gas stove, fu rn a ce w a te r h ea ter • a ssigned p a rk in g • p le a s a n t a tm o s p h e re • a v a ila b le w e e k o f M a y 2 0 a na A ugust 2 0 474-5929 N E A R UT Law School, on RR shunte Pur nrshed m o m for -ent $ 1 7 5 ABP C A C H shore oaths 1310 Red River 4 7 6 3 6 3 4 5 -7 ________________ ______________ STROLL T O school m minutes or n de the bus it you must $ 2 4 0 . mo !BR IBA V ery cleon an d reody tor m ove m Located lust north o f campus a nd convenient v w h e re K)4 E. 3 2 n c 4 7 6 - 5 9 4 0 , 4 7 8 - 7 3 5 5 . 5-11.______________________________ io eve t * one EN FIELD R O A D Tw o b edro om furnished bath $ 3 9 0 large court- dishwashei «sundry p o o vard, quiet, ER shuttle 3 oi ' 2 m onth ease Antilles A partments 4 " '3 0 3 2 5 8 5 0 6 5 5 8 0 _________ _____________ n^elv UNEXPEC TED V A C A N O ” O n . boo room 3 5 th Street Qcert m ature indivia uol N o oets 4 74-1212 5-11 S U M M E R RATES P O O L FAR*. BLO CK A W A Y A ct III 4 3 rd and Soeedw ov Shunte $ 2 9 5 ’ BR 4 5 3 - 0 5 4 0 4 ^ 4 - 6 2 0 5 5 * lau n d ro m at efficiency $ 1 9 5 M A TU R E P E R S O Ñ I o r T a Rg I C LEA N Q U IE T EFFIC IENC Y O R ¡BR O N SHUT T IE N E W L Y R E M O D EL ED PRELEASE POR S U M M E R A N D F A u P O P O L O Vic LAGE AP A R TM E N TS III W 38n- 4 4 2 8 0 0 7 4 5 1 -9 0 0 2 5 -III LARGE EFFIC IEN C Y $ 2 3 5 C leon gas p aid quiet residentia, n e ig hborhood Coll M u rra y 3 ” 0 6 5 2 5 - ” D _ 41ST A N D A V E N U E C 1-1 oporim ents ava ila b le n o w g reot 5 8 furnished low rates ocalto n C ali Suzene 4 5 9 9 5 9 2 _____________________________ IF Y O U a re go ing to summer school you should live o n e block from campus l-l verv c‘e o n quiet ceiling fans mini-bfinds. freshly pain ted Hem phiil P o ri 2 7 2 4 ’ 8 1870. 4 9 9 - 0 6 7 6 5 -4 R 'O G R A N D E $ 9 9 m o v e -n special AC, c arp et appliances laundry l facilities walk to compus $ 2 5 5 4 5 812 2 W est W o n d Real Estate 6 5A SP A C IO U S C L E A N w ell-lit IBR fo r sum me- sub-let W a lt to compus C o vered parking, C A C H $ 3 2 5 4 ’ 4 s 51 5 t T a R R Y T O W N G A R A C -t blocks from UT N e w fy d e co rated no smokers or pets 4 5 4 - 4 _’ h 6 4 7 6 - 2 3 2 9 5-HL__________________________ e f f i c . n o G R E A ’ O A K M a v sp eo ai a w school tans. C A /C H pooi aundrv shuttle 2 9 0 0 S w sher 4 7 7 - 3 3 8 8 4 7 2 - 2 0 9 7 6 -8 la rg e clean 2 -2 Ceiling one block S U M M E R PRE LEASE AVAILABLE JUN E 1st, 1 9 8 ’ C lean, quiet o n e b edro om POOI Summer $ 2 5 0 toil $ 2 9 5 2 5 0 8 Son G a b ^ e . Call Std 4 7 8 - 3 5 1 8 . 5-11D ___________________ Oundry W C sauttte summer 2 2 s and efficiencies rates 3H F 3 b ' V oyogeurs 4 ?8 C ..OSE W A c K IN G distance eases good 6 7 7 6 hoblo Español 5 -IIA la rg e 2 -O W N T O W N WES1 211 w 8tfi St Shut- tie bus w ater gas, cable pom N e w ¡BR $ 2 7 5 bed, new pomt new carpet 5pm efficiency $ 2 4 0 4 '7 50-2 after 5 -4 HYDE PARK areo ’ 1 N e w carpet «eilmg fan, pooi near shuttte 301 W est 39tts $ 2 4 9 furnished 451 9 0 0 4 6 9 ALL Bills Paid 1 W e pay your air condtion inq this summer Furnished efficiencies & Bedrooms $ 4 0 0 451 8 5 3 2 in small co m p ie* $ 2 6 5 3 2 2 0715 5-HD N EA R L A W School C arpeteo fan many buitt-ms Lease $ 2 5 0 mo 9 2 6 - 7 2 4 3 6 - H N _______________________ .eilrng $ 2 3 5 C O N V E N IE N T efficiency on shut He N e w corpet new AC ceiling fan 4 5 0 3 Speedway 454 '3 7 7 . 5 11 W ALK TO campus furnished of unfur nished targe efficiencies Shuttle and city bus Low summer rates M a u n a Ka* 4 0 5 E 31st 4 7 2 - 2 U 7 6 -1 0 __________________ CAT LOVER to sublet furnished IBR and core fo r two cats this summer N e a r d o w n to w n Springs Pooi $ 2 5 0 - E N o deposit 4 4 7 - 9 3 6 6 anytim e 5 -8 Large 1 bedroom Fountain Terrace A part $ 1 9 5 - $ 3 4 5 apartm ent ments W a lk -in closets carpets drapes drspos al ceiling tans Large patio W a te r gas p aid W a lk UT 6 1 0 W est 30th M a n a ­ g er s aportm ent # 1 3 4 4 7 7 8 8 5 8 5 18 LARGE EFFICIENCIES Q u iet complex gas an d w ater p aid on bus oute $ 2 5 0 3 0 2 E 3 4 tfi 4 6 9 -0 0 7 1 5-11_____________ 5 -4 S U M M E R RATES W alk to con do 3 3 1 6 G u ad a lu p e $ 3 2 5 25 5 ’ 8 ” ___________ ampus 6 1 6 2 7 0 6 S A L A D O Rental for June ,ufy and August $ 6 0 0 m onth 2 -2 W /D 2 pork ng spaces pool and security c a ll 4 5 3 W S 8 ________________________ EFFIC IENC Y FOR summer five minutes >o Low Engineering, $ 2 0 0 monthly plus laundry park eiectncitv all appliances _ mg, A C 4 8 0 -9 1 2 8 5 -6 THREE BLOCKS campus skylights ceiling fans h a rd w o o a flo e s firep lace IBR. ceiling fans, Mex> 3 2 ’ 7 9 6 6 or can tile kitchen $ 4 5 0 4 5 3 - 1 3 7 0 5-11__________________________ $ 6 5 0 huge loft V HYDE PARK 10mm w alk to schoo( carge studio apt Kitchen, LR BR firepfoce ceiling fans gas gnll Summer sub et $ 3 5 0 mo 4 7 7 - 4 0 4 8 , Tom, 5-1 IBR with all bills paid local pho n e colls Foi summer sub-ieose Rent $ 2 5 0 m onth C all R obert 3 2 3 6 2 0 9 5 6 including G R EA T PO R C H Sublet efficiency old V ictono n house W ho lefo o d s overlooks city $ 3 0 0 m o 4 7 8 3 3 5 8 5 - ’ 1 __________________ lune !si Coil areo 5 M A P A R TM E N TS Large efficiency units with appliances O n shuttle route A vailable now $ 9 0 5 -IIA mo Coll 4 5 2 - 9 3 5 2 o r 4 4 3 - 0 2 4 7 3 4 0 8 S p eed w ay S U M M E R SUB-LET fo rg e BR personalty furnished/ -e ry mee CR shuffle non smoker responsible no pets $ 3 2 0 . mo - elec 4 5 1 -9 4 9 3 5-H 3 7 0 — Unf. Apts. W A L K T O U . T . Fantastic Summer Hates iff. — 1 Bdrms. $245 — $295 2514 Pearl 346-1984 320-8744 Summer Rates!! Prt-L/ase fo r F a ll! ' * ★ ♦ * A tr x if* A p t* .1 it * Cw k i I M u . C C A W * J e n , A g e n t m we» . « m e S?S0 00 PwriW om. amc w ntr . ,t . *2sx Ji ■ 9.w 4 4 5 - 0 7 3 2 me Heathercrest Apartments will B e a t a n y d e a l ! M ’s from $245 2-1’s from $300 • MS Shuttle • 2 Pools • Newly Remodeled • Now pre-lea.sing • Security Patrol 1616 VV. 6th Street 476-2219 SPECIAL 1 month free rent LARGE 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments • F irep lo c e s • P o o l • H o f T ub e O n C R S huffle ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Irongate { j A partm ents 4 5 4 -2 6 3 6 C A L L N O W ! ♦ " T H E S T R A T F O R D G y SpecidIK designed tor students! Summer rates. Now taking applications for Fall Efficiencies, 1 2, and i Bdrms. Duplexes also • M o s t b il ls p a i d • On UT Shuttle • Two pools • Two laundry facilities • Parts ro om For appt., call 4 4 2 -2 3 1 6 1817 E O lt o r f \ j p ^ & & & $ $ % & ■ * / Comr Pick A Flower a rrh , ¿ V if, CARRIAGE £ „ 7 , HOUSE , N» ¿jx! Win Hum *5 $.’1» Your I si M oath’s R o n Eech d C # Has A Bonus Hidden Inside K \sk About Our stiat < arpet Spn un ¿ . V 2 2 $ 4 9 9 4 2 $599 4 4 2 - 1 2 9 H 104 Pleasant I alley Rd ^ ' \ t • • • • > • • 528 ft. from campus! B ran d n e w 2 Bd 2 Ba S u p et l o w S u m m er R em $440 00 m o n e g o tia b le » Jacun pom utx • axm tapavng • f i0y eouopeo • Smor » i • se Z e r m a t A pts. 1 *0 5 Ak> G ra n d * • 4 * 2 -0 2 7 » Hogmmk»! 5 rrwnwf* «ralk *o LTT C A S T L E A R M S 2 B D R 1 6 4 One Month FREE RENT 3121 Speedway 4 6 9 - 0 4 0 3 RENTAL 370 — U nf. Apts. LOCATION LOCATION 4 S U M M E R RATES * A n d a ll bills p a id d o w n t o w n n e a r U T a n d C a p ito l O l d e r b u ild in g , re n o v a t e d w ith la r g e ro o m s a n t i p le n ty o f a m b ia n c e 1 m o re r e a s o n to liv e " n e re ¿ W e h a v e th e b est resid en ts a n y w h e r e C a ll o w n e r a t 4 7 4 4 8 4 8 fo r o c h a n c e to e x p e r ie n c e c o n v e n ­ ien t livm g a t a n a f f o r d a b le p n c e C a ll us o n w e e k e n d s , to o . w e w ill b e g lo d to h e lp y o u 1-1, W alk to UT, $ 2 4 5 * E. 3 0 4 E. 33rd. A part­ ment 18. O pen for view­ ing, 9 :0 0 -6 :0 0 . 4 79 -6 3 3 1 $50 Deposit 1 B dr— $285 2 Bdrs s tartin g a t $ 3 5 0 • C e ilin g Fans • C o v e r e d P a rk in g e F ire p la c e • Fully E q u ip p e d C lu b h o u s e • 2 4 H r M a in te n a n c e • N e a r U T S h u ffle C o m e H o m e To Y o u r C a s tle A t K in g sto n Vil 6 - 8 D lo g e 9 2 8 0 8 3 4 6 8 5 5 H w y 2 9 0 E O p e n W e e k e n d s SOUTH CLIFF APARTMENTS N e a r Shuttle N o rth o f O lto rf S um m er a n d Fail O N E M O N T H FREE RENT All b«»$ potd Nc deposrt upon mtw# tn í S $ t«nc> 1 and ? tedroom detocbe * Close to downtown on bo* Covered pu'1ung Un*Qo« art»*tw ‘ ommowt> Oak Terrace Apts ] 201 South Congress 441-1108 5 111 A 4 4 4 4 y k * - e A ' ( k t k 4 * 4 * i k A TOTALLY AWESOME! VSbens sts* in West Campus cor yc*. find L O F T pool kJCu z d sports court volleybar hasxet C o n d o spiral s taircase m tc r o w a v e boll security system patios balconies oorbe fir e p la c e W D c o n n p o o l |a c u z z i cue pits picnic orea, O UTD O O R FIREPLACE on shuffle A D G A R P R O P E R TIE S , courtyard W fountains, waterfalls Sforoge 4 4 3 - 3 0 0 0 5-11D Pre-Leasing $ 2 2 5 ' 1 BR/l BA 4 4 1 -4 208 W e Don't Hove A Laundry Room W e have something bettei tro vidual washers & dryers m every apartment Abe microwaves Yost Yee refrigerators bs/tche' block counters lots of doset space one FREE RENT plus pool hot tub and necreoflono oc tiviiies N eat Ruodbeng & IN -35 6 -1 7 A 2 2 for $ 3 75 North Cope Apartments WHAT A DEAL! 8 3 4 -0 ‘ 80 6 10D • • R«x3vxatd • $ ’ 5 SecutfN- Oepotit • tor Yeor Round and fa ! U nique lo rg e basem ent a p a rt men* in historic hom e on W e st A venue 6 blocks fro m ca m p u s capítol 2-1 C A C H Buck w alls some w in d o w s M ust be com p a tib le w ith . a b o ve Lease deposit -eferenc es re qu ire d A vaiiaD ie June 1st $ 6 9 5 4 7 7 -4 3 4 8 a fte '-6 pm o w n e r fa - " 5 8 Terraced Pool On Shuffle p o o a c u z z i o n shuttle 1-1 $ 2 9 s 2 f ir e p lo c e c e ilin g fa n lots o f '.<*ex CITY V IE W $250 FOR1-! CHASE VILLAGE III APTS NOW PRELEASING 2 $ 4 7 0 A D G A R P R O P E R T IE S 4 4 3 3 0 0 0 F o r S u m m er a n d Foil F re e ctfy bus pass, cethng fo n t, v a u lte d ce»img$, m*- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * c r o w o v e y 2 s w im m in g p o o ls v o lle y units microwave washer drver ceiling far temfk. color schemes Efficiencies 1 bedroom 2 2 s storting $ 2 7 ’ $ 9 9 5 Col! for oetuih Apartment Finders 4 5 8 12 '3 5 - H D $100 TOTAL MOVE IN Mtcrowave New Apartments European Sounc Jocuzzi Fireploce Celling Fan W/D Connections Dry Bar Universal Wetght Room Properties One 44''-RENT 6 - 3 C Lease n o w fo r summer o r fa ll Extra la rg e a ttra ctive 2 -2 a n d 1- 1 w ith fire p la ce , c e ilin g fans a n d all electnc a p p lian ce s The best co m b in a tio n fo size a n d pnce in Austin 4 blocks north o f in tra m u ra l fields 8 am 5 pm, call 4 58 -1122 o r a fte r 5 pm a n d w eekends, call 8 9 2 -1 6 0 C _____________________________________ 5-11 W a lk to class O n e b e d ro o m one b ath tw o b e d ro o m , o ne bath. N e w app lian ce s new car pet W a fe r gas p a id Laundry room . 4 0 ft p o o l. Larg e closets co ve re d p a rkin g small com ple x La C asita A p a rtm e nts 2 9 0 0 C ole 4 8 2 -9 1 5 4 6 -1 7 A boH. 2 tenm s c o u rt*, *re e terns lessons 8 3 5 -6 9 3 5 6 ’ 2C * $ 1 9 2 FIRST * 4 THREE M O N T H S 4 la r g e eHrc tern; tes s»ecioded »n b e a u fi fu i n e ig b b o r b o o d C le o ” w e l- T$a»r> ♦a*ned g as a n d w a te r p a id »o m o n tb fu rn itu re a v a ila b le 6 8 1 3 G re a i N o rfH e m Bfvd 3 ^ 1 0 6 5 2 iease$ 6-1 1 N M u r r a y The Elliott System $ 2 4 5 1-1, when you dip tu t od and u g r a 1 yeor mole G e o r quw“ 4 mexes one aporm’e'-h avoifobt* on shsflfle route W e oho hove bedroom units Aft properties are profession a8v monoged and momtomec THE CYPRESS COMPANY 443-5858 ★ ★ $192 First Three ★★ ★ ★ Months ★ ★ Large efficiencies secluded in beauhfvii n e ig h b o rtio o d C lean w e ll-m a in ta m e d gas a n d w ate paid, m onth to m o nth leases ttjr mture a v a ila b le N o rth e rn Blvd 3 7 ’ 0 6 5 3 M u t ray The Elliott System 6 81 3 G re a t _ _ 305 Place Aparfments -fie * r n * v - . name « x ve seer see» v; yr be found in the community featuring spacious one /. omfortabfe oportnsen' homes w w on site 'vscn..>gemeni po<> foundry neo- f Sts.« tie .ease opkons ;vo»at»e r re-ieosing fix summer & m l mos and spnng n o r wescome Call 459-4977 or 459-1711 SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT UT STUDENTS 4 FACULTY C O M E SEE THE DIFFERENCE SPANISH TRACE U NDER N EW M A N A G E M E N T 4 5 4 - 4 4 0 9 O N SHUTTLE ROUTE 6 . x . IN DESKS H UG E BUILT ; BLOCK FR O M L A W SC HO C ’i. N ic e q u ie t c o m e r a p a r t m e n t n smqli co m ple x Boc kshetv®» a r’ d t des» m bedroc-m y p a id H ug e ciose ri a n d b a ic o r$i0S ioTl O» fm m Quf©^ $T\X#> v»ronm#nt C all 4 7 6 5631 . o b . W A L K T O UT to n * 1 o nd 2 bedroom », dtsbw asher a n d at* m o d e rn o p pi tone es Pool. se< unty p o tro f beoutrfvi n e ig h b o rh o o d CoH h>r h e n re'Tt a nd 711 W est 3 2 n d 4 5 3 * 4 9 9 spec o h WEST CAMPUS AREA Sm all 1 B e d ro o m w ith w o o d e n deck on 2 nd flo o r S h a de d a re a w ith pleasant c o u rty a rd W a lk ­ ing distance $ 3 ’ 5 m onth 6 m onth o r 1 ye ar lease For in fo rm a tio n ca ll 3 2 8 -5 1 71 o r 4 7 7 -3 6 7 3 to calss Studenf Move-!n Speca All Bills Paid Coil Immediateiy O f f e r Ends S o o n 4 4 2 - 6 3 3 3 W in d |am m e r A s p a rtm e 1' ^ “ ONE MONTH FR E E" ” a quie* Super large efflcpnc es peocefv community ir Hyde Park. On site managemen’ expedien' mamte nance Availability to IF s h u t t * Fur nished homes a v a i io t r w ith w c ik n dosets some pottos plus gas and wo ter paid. Call 450-1914 or 459-1711 O r come by 4209 Ave B #105 IRA STUDENT SPECIAl $162.50 EACH PERSON For tw o b est fn e n d » shcK’ n g vpo< e x t 2BR $ ’ 6 3 EACH O m -narvogem erst & n m in te n o n c e w a lk l Capitol Plaza, neor Highland Mail cm UT Shuffle run Gas h e a t, cooking K water poid L a rg e pool o n d la u n o > room 452 3202 6 3A " THE 35fh STREET JOINT VENTURE " P R E S E N T S Sharp aportment home» ranging Y ty - V nahed efficiencies to large 2 2 s O n ute management aurcx momfenonc* pools dose to If shuttle Currenflv waung fix u * mer *0# and spnng Opkon spec ich a v a la b if now C a l 4 5 9 4 ^ ” or 4 5 3 ’ 904 5 9 A S A A N S E N APARTMENTS Smo‘ very quiet tree fined complex m crowave cetlmg fans sraui’ed «e furniture avoitabie ings fo cilities, plus many m ore omen, res 4 mir-jfes , r compus O'- IF Very reascvnatxe and com pe-Yve notes Perfect fo r g roc students 420 5 Speedway BJ 3 71 3 0 3 5 laundry N»c» $mali tju*#* community Convenient to NR $hutH« Newty redecongled SpocKH/i 1 & 7 bedroom* 11 ot $ 2 9 0 ond 2 2 at $ 3 6 0 Brookhollow Apartments 141 4 A r e n a D r 4 4 5 5 6 5 5 TRAVIS HEIGHTS ♦ MADRID APTS * 1202 Newn.ng - Chanvi.ng cOmpMx n a x c e fle n t lo c a tio n Picn,< ta b i* s 4 M Q pfls P o o i. G a z e b o L a u n d ry Cable TV VERY L A R G E M s * J 2 s ■ c u V i o t t i P m3 $ 3 0 0 $ 1 8 s 4 6 2 - 0 9 3 0 4 4 ? . 9 8 4 5 5 - 4 A ♦WEST C A M P U S * F ail & S u m tn tr fir e l e q t e i A v a » ta b ie ! Eff^ctenets Prom $200 J295I p t 6 0 0 4 ites v t f M j fo w l P M P Ii 1 B E D R O O M — $ 2 9 5 Large 1 both jhxito Pcf-o bokonv covered p e r ilin g gas potd ’ 01 Wes4 North 4 5 4 - 8 3 6 5 , 451- Loop 6533. Certfrai Properties Inc 2 BR on SHUTTLE S325 S350 S375 - S . d T6 -5 8 ' 5 o« 4 ' 2 3 0 3 6 N O W LEASING SUMMER FALL. SPRIN( RESERVE N O W A N D SECURE SUPER R A l[ S 4 7 4 - 5 9 2 9 Convenient, rents slashed 1203 W 4 9 t h S» Grad students, staff Smo1 qu>e* 5 year-old complex has ktnqe . w washer dryer connections * 2 1 5 tor $375 ond ia'ge 1 1 for $300 Newfy e x c e h e n t c o n d '*.> n A n n e p o r t e d -5 33 . or 346 manoger age-1' 3* 4 5 2 4 G A R D E N APTS Overlooks ng dow -’ow - vmo complex With pool one OC-ndry fo t 1 ties On shuttte route Lorge units » ~ new appkonces ncludmg m-, -owove ond ceig balconies great teeahon W'tXtowT N';,r t u A m deek* * b o o k s h e f.e i <■ t o l d AC f - o * ' your during tK<>*» NO* f o il Coil S®ur 4 6 5 6 3 1 5 I I P __________ __________________ W A tfk T O U*vv#rid> C opÜoé, Dow#' Sow A l bilis poc mctsxdmg dbm TV AC N $ . K 1 9 0 4 '4 u e .e s 1 ’ •' ' 5 6 2 # te r v > * -* lease equw ed $ . 4 0 N f C f 2-1 $ 3 2 6 %mo* N W tfrcv*' o* F%*id at Mcv **o#$ 3 4 6 19®4 4 5 •• 4 6 6 4 2 0 0 TAL m o v f-' $ 9 9 tru ly c o v fT K l p artjrig p ,o o i ' ^ 4 f a n t AST QpOrWYk^n- t A i * ^ 8 0 0 6 -Ms at $ 4 ; -44 aou*b Ux.4 n« *a * 0 D * < 3 «*#4 bOf | fro*#*- $ 3 true r* wxav* a m * r S p t x y k/Tnrnt a m tn É C ) o m $ 4 0 ^ ^ $ . 5 w ^ ■ *m% 4 7 6 6 5A gas p«>«- 615 Up«o« $ 7 * 0 V sUvtfR rrei lF A S T A v X l a b . e n o * S . . $ 4 . s * . 2 Q 3 6 Sv: ViF1 f # S # f6 A , WE’RE MAKING DEALS! PLAY YOUR CARDS R IG H T AND LEASE N O W . M o v e -ln N o R e n t'T il Ju n e • N o rth Centra* Location • Pools Laundry R oo 4"!1 • L o c a lly O w n e d a n d O p e r a te d • Shuttle City Bus • Secure • Lots o f Parking Rampart Apartments 1 2 3 0 E. 3 8 1 2 S t. 4 5 4 - 0 2 0 2 $79 Deposit Pre-Leasing For Summer/Fall • 1. 2,3,5 Bedroomj • 2 Lighted Tenna Courh e Shuttle Bui Stop-SR • Security Service • City Tromportotion e Putting Green e Outdoor Jocuzzi s e Bor-B-Ques & Picmc e CetWig font In Living Rooms ond Bedroom • Cor Wpshmg Areo e Exercise Rooms e Tenms Courts e Coble TV Hook Up e Two Swimming Pools e Basketboll & VoHeybdl Courts • New Clubhouse Under Construction • Italian Ceramic Tile in Kitchen and Bath • 2 Bedroom Guest House • GE Microwave Ovens V i 1 k $ e £ t e n 4474130 M-F 8-6, SAT 9-5 2101 BURTON DR. SUN 1-5 O ak Ridge W illow ick W oodm oor B arto n 's M ill 345-8938 444-0687 447-8811 447-7223 Y 1*' ,.v ^ ‘ v - - - ° ' r " ’ ALL OFFICES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10-6 10-5 1-5 MON.-FBI. SAT. SUN. t é /M F /fM fto s F r o m C € ttn p u § # • • SANDSTONE I A I I STAFFORD HOUSE Summer Rata* Start At *225 478-0955 » \ * 0 H I WATERFORD CONDOMINIUMS FREE VCR a t MOVE IN FOR 12 MONTH LEASE L A R d t 2 \ \ l ) < B t D R O O M U N I T S W M l \ B l / I A M ).Si A P H ) l O l R 1 ) \ R I ) U S P A A \ D S I N D l ( AS 2401 LEON STREET 4 7 7 -3 1 43 or 473-8318 Break Away From The Ordinary I nh'\ t tM vi' I uxurx \ t Atti>n.Lihli I ’r v ^ Spring There % no better tirnc to k avc behind ihc mundane and begin ti> enjov the place '.ku call home Like the large v^unm ing pool, htu tub, and tanning decks Spacious fk*»r plans vnth renos ated intcnors 1 oads of bcxtkiase' closets and cabinets And kxations thai .ue close to cam pus, popular restaurant', shopping, and shuttle bus Isn't it time vou set yourself apart from the . : ■ /■Gy- v . . pjvk ( all us todas for details tiiii \ p . i r t m e n t ' i n I k , i r f * » r k l \ i c . i l 4 A u s tin , T e x a s 7*751 4 s 1 G 4 i ( A H IM I I VI \partmcnts in Nkest ( ampus 2810 Salado Austin. Tex tv ?H705 4 7 7 G l h H u tk in hriviviTTir. RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL REN T A L RENTAL RENTAL REN T A L R EN T A L REN T A L 3 7 0 - U n f . Apts. 390 — Unf. Duplexes 390 — Unf. Duplexes 400 — Condos- 400 Condos- T o w n h o u se s 400 Condos- T o w n h o u se s 400 C ondos- Townhouses 400 Cortdos- Townhouses 400 Condos- T o w n h o u se s 1 HE I ) A I I \ T E X A N V o a a y May 4 ^ P a g e 2 **$295 PER MONTH** 2 BR 1 BA, on shuttle Others Available 406 W 51st Street 4 7 6 - 4 9 3 7 A V A IL A B L E PRElEASE for fob somm« ,2 3 4 BR duplexes houses Hyde Park a»eo north compos* Noncy 400 9*91 54* H A N D Y M A N N E E D !C w give parho free rent on 2 BR duple* n Hyde Pa^k as trade for help w ¡awnwork motnle nonce for smoH management company 480 9t9i 541 5 11 PART t ME ASSISTANT needed for imor reo estate compon* Wi® give $ 2 0 0 0 8 rent on 2BR duple* as trade for work 480-9*9* 54« J U N E 1ST 400 — Condos- T o w n h o u se s 413 8 Kirkw ood 2 BR. B A with fenced yard ond 'ree shaded front balcony Pet* okay garage conven ent D etw ood location $ 3 ? 5 wat© pard Day* 44 7 8884 Night* 477 7918 NORTH AUSTIN ah For A e$t Hart Ln 3 24 Ftrepioce ceSng fan TKom ks from compos West 25»* S280 4 ’ 8 8905 616 BEH IN D Thf pink how*® O f 32nd ond D w a Secluded rivd»» aportme * * student muw on tow kNx-< $395 Ac. appliance*. gas 4 yy 8172 5 7 rmifnbi® 2 1 A PA RT M f N ? r Dvwoi VrJLa >v© Subí#» looks poo» through 0©< r t « ' fo» $4 80 uhfm#* now -eos^vg $590 £ • 979 ’ Mar»* 5 H Je n® I f D I O O W goroge opor te June W nA to UT or ScHooi Qu*e* go* ;ag« «nckuOed $ monk 478 '092 oH©* 6 * 83 doy% 5 11 Law 8018 >WAik TO U ’ Hfkiericte» ond on# bed nxjrr avo*xjtx* Jv « if Adgcxe ta»N»o0 * ;xe» or Speed1» 1;;» $ *4 M e, v «0> H )**. 4 4 . : ■ -.¿e . * • Q A t X S V H i ! A Í1 A Qbo«rt hjn ©ere b4neb 0e ÍJT $3. ' Me'.>.xx * euF*v 44 2 526 5 w a . *. TO CJMWPU5 ®o* 'oonsv^xj-tet pre ©uve * - *a® $ Metsae- fi©u#K 44.* ;5 2 6 5 , arg# 2 * only e^rvg W i s t C A M PU S orm1 S v w on «euvet $ »í * ^ : % Me©i©* t©u#N 4 4 3 .5 2 6 5 v •9 *ai • • 4 $#x..eh M eu© »•»#*. 44 ; ; $8- $ •tAUTHNjt C O N O O ******** * Jk aMPripw» ■■ w fsxle* mmfm* o?-v© $65C M©>vi»> leo#** 4 4 3 2526 5 I M t S X X A tt A P ff ifeA.SlNG Mx>riy fjr© *—tirmg $*«©•. **.44 e- «■ ■Ak.AU/t' A.F A l ’ Ml r i ' jm A grtMS *r.ji 3 8 0 - F urn D u p lexe s CENTRA* i A M A \ AC. &o*%t .arpo»"' Hows©» $, V O k* * trvt wf> f9 mam forge 2 W * a m i ■ 0 » $ 4 Oi 4 ' i r f í 4*2 209 7 a » 3 9 0 — Unf. D u p le xe s T o w n h o u se s The Most CONDOS & Aportments FOR LEASE Call Us F*rst ' ¿ y 479-81'0 22nd & Ro Grande Pros n ' Condos : C O N D O S : 4 0*v UtDOFT C A M K S 4 S e l e c t F r o e i T W L a r g e s t In v e n t o r y O e C a e p e s r C O N D O S A P T S H O U S £ S X : ♦ 4 . m . t . p 476-2673 7 0 4 W e s t 2 4 t h i J * ARIES P R O P E R T IE S FRf E LOCATING SFRV1CE COMDO* t r - 1 o v u n i 476-3285 fTítok] n o r t h h il l s C O N D O Axxorv sen* v 1 a M a n G r w ir vy»*7 Pa> MORE- V E R Y uA R G E m O D E R N r O W N H O M E S $** $4 WEST CAMPUS CONDOS $600. -■•ken 4> >pert e* 42/ rec w#* R E N T A L 3 7 0 — U n f Apts NOW LEASING FOR FALL A * ■ Humen, A t t t* be Peme*.”1 Littlefield House 2606 Rio G ra n d e LOW SUMMER SPECIALS Q c i i e ’ s o a c ' o u s t u m - s h e d 2 - 2 s a n a 2 4 s -nany a m e n itie s FEW FALL P R E­ LEASES LEFT 4 5 1 -3 2 2 0 S I I |>l \ | M M ( l \ l s ! % É % 'm. 'm. 'm. 'm. 'm. 'm. *4 I he g a rd e n netting ot V e r s a ille s \ p a i m cntN is M tu a tc d m a q u ie t n c ig h N hin n : lust o f! I ' N .it X i r p ^ ’ B K d • I K H l) F K T R l t K RF.NTA1 * 2100 S A N GABRIEL C O N D O S 2-2 available June 1 at $695 and September at ceilmg Fireplace, $750 fans, microwaves, walk to campus 329-0011 W A LK T O C A M P U S lantern Lane Seton Avenue Nueces Place Stone's Throw Parapet Ouairv & 2 Sed'oomi »o' ease fo' irtformatior COÜ 454-2746 PRELEASING W EST CAM PUS Summer and foil preleases Eff., 1 and 2 bed­ rooms available W oik to class. Call now while selection is still qoad Coi v »e 4 4c 3500 Bill Rouse prop M gf Condo Living Dor» * yem*» fty Summer ckicowr^s w " yr cohveriieoce of W 3 con •eose* EntOy riechom o# oppkcrKes ¡ftcmdirig microwaves « 4 4 V44C CAMPUS Affordable 1-1 Condos F u lly - u rris n e d f o r s tu d * "'" W D, m ic r o w a v e , c e il o - e re o parking on-yte management f a n O n e a v a i l a b l e im m e d ia t e ly . A l s o pre-leosing for summer/fall Cai Serf- 4 78-427' ’ *PR E E T V o r v E R O W A v E " 1-1 S3 50 N e o r Stock W oooc -mor « X K O..I too* - ' ; 3** *1 • »*>« » • •* sppharK*» mu» bfcnds * « r pornt private bok:ort*e* mon»cur#d grot^nd* wrth o gneot pocM ond tocuz- 2* S#« ckffenewxat Co# Todey! ALPS 331-0445 Grmai D e a l lo o o e d c o n d o n e o r 15m 4 E n fie ld 2-2 W □ ce*i*ng co n n ectio n ». H rep ro c* fon fro tí- fre e rtte fle ro to r. m¿ e r o w a v e t*o *n c o m p a c t o r , 9 ft c * '>o» p rív a te pat>o e x tra n o * a g e , a*».cjned por».r«g 5 btock from jhutM* $4’ 5 » . - — e- $ . * . 0 U c C a ll Jo h n 3 28 ‘ 4 52 o r 4 4 54 30 SABINAL SPECIAL re4xsNi $ THE PO*NTE 2 2 Ori shuttle Neor Low Schoo New corpet point Roc m# crowave security $600 sum me- $900 foil C o i Evetyr 258-9125 25G-OC76 5T1 ___________________________ S u m m e r lU X U R y 2216 Sor Gob^e . 2 $650 M»crowove dispose 3 pottos stocked washer dryer Pearson 472-6201 5-11D FSA Harnson CROtX. TW O bfocks west of campus 2-2, fufritshed microwave dishwasher W/D M EfP :e<*«ng tans security Avaiiobie 87'-88'schoot Custom dryer Qu* $950/9 *a*: ‘-easing $6 f Realtor*. 451-0 •5 W©st ¿Mú $1100 KiHaey 2 6 - 4N 2 w - ■ h Qt* Overtook Condos Poof «G sec urity covered paribng and W fX) an 1 3-444 5279 5-4 ■ 2 WITH jorge pool- t#nne courts one ubhouse Sever Horn campus w D C o l 713-444-5279 5-4 WEST AUSTIN 'S most eiega^t condos You nave many to choose from Close to golf course and shopping SsorUng $60C one JO a -"apeme* 4 v 8 8 0 C 6-5A ..axe Aushr hike and bee /ANDERBh ? O ESfGN ER condos waft .-r from campus tc iu*ury Ail ameches cfuded Washer dryer ceding for m ■ wave poo< tocuzx private bofcony As* ,;>rr about sperms fpr summer and fcdi/spring. 499-8863 5-T1D r W O story condo AT omenmes UT shuttle $625 One bedroom OocksvtBe CA/CH $475 474-9139 5-4P W r- argot storage W D goroge lecvH y system ond vpc Treehouse Condos Wifi ease qu*ck Co® 713-444 5279 5-4 PARKER SQ UARE Condos offen condo v-ng fo' ess plus tst mohh rent *ree Bdr $3f5 * E with ioh $415 - E m crowove fan private paho «3C.I7, 325 ; " í 5 4 0 _______ ce»hng N O RThC R O SS M A . 780 Shoo #251 2BR CA/CH ail appfionc.es overlooks poo* $350 371 3099 5-11 eet -OR R E N ' ¡ 7 I andc 3 blocks wes" ?♦ campus pooi sauna surnmer $550 Evening* 474 2875 avaiKsbte atso 5-8 fa® ond spnng 2605 E N fiE .O 2BR W C c*4>»§ fan» iowNtf/t>ot -of- pooi i«f jnt« gorog* parV.'-^ 15 «WH4W UT 5 - w u l* o t* Ayo»*ob*« 6 $80i. * 2-226/ 837 3! ’ 5 5 11_______________________________ C O N D O EO » ■*•■»* arg* mm bonm k j(* 1 «*r> 3m*n«> Sp*c»0Cu>0' n *w O’ Bortor j W ' t V U * a " far «oomma**» $545 32 ? 7903 5-8___________________ Sum m er LEASE 6 R 3 B A co*«So temrjn*c >>c«rt M o *76 *56 5 1 *n compu» $250 S M M ER REN TA l .aw ScHooi 2-2 ‘ j m u w ! mr:-owovi MCi¡"* 7 poo* Ho»Nb $500 *74-8*'* rH f POtNTE S « M O N OCC M j *.. men Oh PN rout $4 h> mjshed p o o ho m o summe» ease coK Russ o’ 440-82'7 WEST CAMRUS conde 2-2 cekmg W /D vaulted cetknc, poo* spc microwave moke * 8988 5-5 off©' tpr wmm©c 4 9 .©ntro#y ocat©d M AM A Mi A ccHtng fan microwave pattc nght $450 AvCWklbfe June ON S Q t ARE s»orot*<3 6of fal $1 195 C o l >oHr (X R jV T 476 2673 5-11A l;T’TtEfi£ LD condo west pur mshed 2 2 w-#0 fireptoce ce®tng far se< jrwy fOCuitz. W C 2175 walk Summer $900 Mar* 5TB_________ ___________________________ '©served 4 . BR 7 '0N!> . -urmshed M fy mod#*”' iutcher nsKle washer drye» two oafco me* patiung. three béocks tc compus A voi»ab*e swmme» >ess*on5 and "#*" schoo* veo» Ca® cokeci 713-497 736 evenings $41 .cS , ORNfcR furnahed *°r? # b*ocÉo tc J T A ame nities $ 7 >C AvawotHe summe' ond fa® 282 C O N D O WEST Luxury 2*2 *2-2, f*r© p»ace microwave cetimg fan, bm®-*ns poc $625 month Terrace Condos. A* sooated P-'operhes 467-i743 6-17N REN T SRE .A». *or h*esr Mor* .an# condo Poo* dubhouse txiicony *orge b#C' x>m cVvse* Smai ueh weic ome $300 month $20C deposf* Co® Gter 474-2441 5-11 WEST CAMRu microwave c e a* appitonces W S kng tans over 700 sc v a li Or 'oommmates No cOWWitOf *erec podung Co® >ef* 472 ' Shu''’ . * $ma su#* .ampiex 2 & - BdmH gov neo* po»d Cetkng fans 440* j peed way 452 '833 5-1' REN TAL 400 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s 2 0 0 0 W hitls P la c e • 1 2 b lock from cam pus • m icrow ave • ceiling fans • w asner dryer • o rfvate b a lco n y • co v e re d parking • fully furnished $ 3 7 5 / m o 454-4621 _________ CAMPUS CONDOS Centennial Croix ÜTangetree St. Thomas Waterford Ail Price Ranges All Shuttle Routes 474-4800 811W . 24th S t. N e w C o n d o s T h e C o r n e r s t o n e P l a c e • Sv —- e- Only • S.mme «. • Summer S*c ¡ g e m YOu* Fofl Condo • *0 SprnQ • I Mo - — . ec»« S35G ~o $30C mo S300 Summe- S55 0 mo S50C mo S550 mo S550' me $350 Summer $9 70/mo $885 v$o W D Ctetewwh** c 'O rjfwt Own» -•**z*rs & 8*'-9* Dwíta B D*»^r»# -*»rrc'» B R A N D "«ESV* 'ftOOMf M*C»OwOve$ f« S i* Ra-g*s aton* Ceding Fons, 9" Ce» Bo-coru*» F U > -«*- i i i i i 480-0065 © ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ © ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ A 4 k * * DOS RIOS CONDOM INIUM S 3 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS : ------------------------------------------------------------ 4 wC'ge one bed'oom conaominiums fully 4 ,u"'isnea washers & dryers microwaves all * tc -sized GE appliances, ceiling fans MUST * * SEE!! Only $300 Summer » $475 Fall Spring 2818 Nueces #101 J : -¥■ #• # # #■ # ■¥■ ■¥■ # #• # •¥• # # * *• •# # # #•#■■¥• 478-4271 ♦ Located In West Campus • Lower Summer Rates • L^xu-n ous 1 & 2 Bedroom Ur :s • E evator Ce ng Fans • Walking Distance to UT • Covered Parking • Swimming Poo • Pnvate Patios • Garbage Disposal • W asher Dnyer • Microwave Ovens Dishwasher Refrigerator w *cemaker Come by 2409 Leon Street $201 o r c a l l 474-7628 Prelease Summer/Fall “FREE RENT FOR ENTIRE FALL SEMESTER’’ n OAKS CONDOMINIUMS 4 7 9 - 0 1 4 2 OiXKtaiup* Son Antonio Rio Grand* n o o k » • Pool • I ir e p la c e • C e i l i n g F a n s • U I) C o n net to >r .*» • Near shuttle shopping O F F E R IN G S I M M E R R A T E S , , C irc le O ak s II 6409 Borns St. 459 1995 i w i i k 4 6 2 - 13 12 A Minute Walk to UT Law School ... $ nesn« ocro** frocn LOW SchOOil WALK TO CLASS OUct Eff . 1 B tin n . and 2 B d n n A p is w u h C h a ra cte r Í B lo ck s W e st o f C am p u s Starting i t $150 + E Reserved Parking Pre-Leasing For Summer A Fall Call Carta at 469*0925 STUDENT SPECIAL 1*1 S180 Preleasing for Fall » On shuttle -ou*e • Decorator designs • Water ana gas paid • A conditioned aundry facilities Ampie parking Swimming poo¡ and waterfall • Some units feature sundecks, fire piaces balconies and ceiling fans R i v e r O a k s & t o n e l e t g { ) C o n d o m i n i u m s R E N T A L 370 U n f A p t s SAGEBRUSH APARTMENTS Kt*la\ bv. our l«srcj»* j x k >I and liv» in quiet, co m fo rtab le surroundings near cam p u s and the D l shuttle O ne Bedrtxtm apartm ents from S22:> I un BedriK>m apartm ents from S 125 1 ¿ill or i i >m*‘ V»« u">' 2604 M a n o r K d 4 7 8-09 9 2 \ e r s a i l l e s A p a r t m e n t s 4 5 2 - 8 3 8 5 4 4 1 1 \ i r p t i r t H l \ ( i . H e a t h e r C r e s t T h e E l m s U /js set tee and shopping Reduced Rates 444-7516 There is a monthly charge tor our great location, swimming pooLjacuzzi, entire package of furniture for 4 people, ceiling tans, mim-blindv washer dryer in each condo, microwases. stove, dishwasher, disposal, security gates, on site manager, and some covered parking ALL YOU NEED IS FOOD AND CLOTHES Bf ITF R DE AL THIS CLOSE TO C AMPUS. T AKE IT IF YOU CAN FIND A I \ \CE RA SDEL 5 9 0 — T u to rin g 6 6 0 — S to ra g e • THESES RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL ANNO UNCEM ENTS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 420 — U nf. Houses 420 — U nf. Houses 435 — Co-ops 4 4 0 — R o o m m a tes 530 — Travel- 610 — Misc. 6 6 0 — S to ra g e Transp ortatio n Instruction I HE D AILY T e x a n Monday, May 4 1987 Page 22 4 00 — C ondos- Tow nhouses NEAR AM Y'S ICE CREAMS Ceiling S350, m onth 3 4 3 2 4 0 7 5-4 fans, mmt-blmds quiet street IBR condo AWESOM E c o n d o ” per m onth m icrow ave 4 72 8 4 8 7 5 8 summer $ 5 0 0 2 -2 , W /D , ceilmq fans, on shutfl© o r walk! Call 2 BEDRO OM , 2 bath West Campus con do fo r summer lease Eulfy furnished w a she r'd rye r m icrow ave $ 4 5 0 / month 4 6 9 9 0 6 9 5 -8 N ceiling fan WEST CAMPUS co nd o fo r summer rent fur­ only, 2 2 O ne block fro m campus, nished washer dryer fon. m> crow ave TV stereo much much more Pnce neg otia b le C all jo h r' A7 6 5971 5 8N _______________ .eilm g PALLAD IAN W est campus co nd c 2*2 unfurnished, $ 6 0 0 , summer Pool secur fty W 'D reserved parking 3 2 0 -8 0 6 5 anytim e 5-11 kARGE EFFICIENCY condo, dow ntow n and near paries W a te r gas paid, near shuttle and bus routes crfl appliances $ 2 7 0 4 51-2519 5-11 JUNE 1ST m ove-m 1-1 loft; hardw o o d floors mm, blinds west campus $ 4 5 0 M e tie r Realty 4 4 3 -2 5 2 6 5-TIC FURNISHED EFFICIENCY on campus in­ c lu d e s w a s h e r d r y e r m ic ro w a v e fireplace (acuzx¡ O nly $ 4 2 5 Meisler hearty 4 4 3 2 5 2 6 5-11C _ JUNE 1ST m ove m Hyde Park condo * 1 block to shuttle $ 3 2 5 Meisie* Realty 4 4 3 -2 5 2 6 5-11C 4 1 0 — F u rn . H o u ses HV{}£ PARK house 2-1, furnished A/C, IF shuttle $200* person 3 0 7 W 43rd Borgam four people 4 5 2 -7 9 4 6 . 5-4 SUMMER o n l y Professor's beautifully renovated 2 -2 AC ceiling fans W 'D Partially furnished Rent negotiable Fac­ ulty grads only 4 5 3 -7 9 6 3 5-5 lA W STUDENTS, 3-1, 5 0 yards from Law School AC all appliances $ 10 50 M ay Feb avail- ability 4 ’ 8 -7 3 2 0 5-8 large deck, 2 car garage GRADUATE STUDENT wanted for sum­ mer house sitting Must like cats Refer enees required Caü 3 4 5 -5 1 0 8 5-4 xARGE R O O M cottage off paho All utili­ ses do id Mature and responsible 2 07 East 35th 4 7 2 -'2 8 2 5-11 4 2 0 — U n f. H o u ses U N I V E R S I T Y A R E A • 3 1 0 4 King Street beautifully reno­ vated 2-1, h a rd w o o d floors high ceil- ngs S 5 0 0 S 5 2 5 • 4516 A ven u e G 2 -' $ 4 0 0 $ 4 5 0 • 3 0 2 W e t t 3 4 th St 4-1 S55C • 6 1 ’ B W es* 31st St D u ple» 1-1 $ 3 0 0 S 3 2 f 4 7 7 -1 4 7 7 4 4 '-3 9 < ? 5 5 4 N EW 3 - 3 's & 5 -3 's Hyde Pork. Summer rate $695 & $995 Available June 1 454-9202 CA/CH, fireplace, W /D connec­ tions. On shuttle. HYDE PARK 2-3-4 Bo* Houses available for lease now and pre-lease for summer & fall. They are going quick) Call Univercty Properties, 322-0686. U T /D O W N T O W N • £‘ HOENCV S3 • UT-St David's preteasmg large 4-5 b1 room 2 '7 bath • Larg® 5 or 6 bedroom. -eferentes • 2-1 nframurof Fnsias • 2 ' Dos#-ln 601 W est 18th Large 3- 2, C A /C H , fire p la c e , w ooden floors, dining room , appliances. Sum­ mer only o r long term lease, $ 7 5 0 & bills. 4 7 6 - 3 7 4 9 . 811 WEST 30th 3 1 window units, attrac five hardwood floors no pets Avail­ able May 16 $ 6 0 0 4 7 2 -0 7 0 2 5 -5 HYDE PARK 2-1 ing, dishwasher hardwood floors ng fans shuttle $ 5 9 0 46 ’ 8 7 7 2 5-4 fully renovated Deck ceil fenced yard garage next to HYDF PARK 3 1 Sun-room, fenced yard $ 6 9 0 month 4 4 0 5 Avenue B Cali 3 2 7 -5 141 5-8 _____________ 5-11 HYDE PARK N eat 2-1, hardwood floors. CA/CH fenced and storage 4011 Ave loe D $ 6 7 5 Call Petnck and Beaman interests 3 2 8 4041 5-11 HYDE PARK |ust n o rth o f U T 7 8 E legant h o m e bedroom », 3 dou b le bathroom s, 2 liv irtg a reas, ro o m s w ith w a s h e rv d ry e rs Lots o f closets a n d sto ra g e a re a s 16 ro o m s 13 c e ilin g u tility 2 to r s C o m p le te ly re m o d e le d Lots o f o ff street p a rk in g N e x t to p a rk. Q u ie t n e ig h b o rh o o d O n e b lo c k to shuttle a n d o N bus line. C e n tro ' h e o t-A C Av&icBte August '5th $1800 00 per month 272 5783 or 2 72-4076 __________ 5 8 PRELEASE FOR fall summer lor some available now 1 1 7 3 4BR houses duplexes Hyde Park area (north com­ pos) Nancy 480-9191 5-11 renovated 3-2 tall ceilings. fans, complete HYDE PARk w ood Poors, ceiling krtcnen Excellent condition poreh, summer rate S 69 5 Available June. 4 5 9 -9 0 9 5 .5 -1 1 __________________ covered 3 -2 Houses, Condos, CAMPUS AREA Duplexes Washers/ Dryers Summer Fall Preleoses Hurry! Habitat Hunters 4 8 2 -8 65 1 5-11 LO O K IN G for that special property? Condos houses and apartments. On or off campus 451-7531, agent 5-8 AVA iABLE N O W 2 thru 5 houses for rent. 4 5 2 -5 9 7 9 (2 4 hours). 5-11 FOR LEASE M ay 1st 3-BR, 2-BA. 2-cor garage CA/CH , comer tot 4 8 0 2 So guara, after 7pm 2 82 -6816. 5 -6 HYDE PARK. Clean 2-1 with hardwood floors ceiling ton appliances, fenced n, appliances, fenced Visto Properties, 4 7 2 - forage $ 4 5 0 4 5 3 5 -H A ENTIRE 2 N D floor of home tn quiet cam­ pus neighborhood 3-2 kitchen pnvate entrance included or $ 2 5 0 - 5 3 5 0 /room * e c sonable allo­ cation of utilities 3 2 8 -1 6 5 6 days, 3 4 3 - 6 3 5 0 nights/wknds. 5 -4 $ 9 0 0 utilities refrigerator ceiling tan, fireplace AC. HYDE PARK 2 -l Range dishwashe tile carpet hardwood floors $ 5 9 5 451- 8122 West W orld Real Estate 6 -5 A 3-1 AC REMODELED rock cottage over looking Lake Travis 4 5 mmutes from campus. Very peocetul ana quiet for G rod or PHD student $ 3 5 0 / month with lease purchase option Susan, agent, 4 7 7 -1 9 4 8 5-6 Ideai 3-1 in Hyde Park. Large Irving area M o d ­ em kite hen-all appliances Fenced tree shaded yard, screened porch garage Available June I, 4 79-6510, 5-11 NICE 3 -2 available tor summer - discount not* Northloop area Hardw ood floors Roommates welcome 4 5 4 -8 3 8 7 5 -6 N Remodeled HYDE PARK 2 2 quiet street ceiling fans fireplace modem kitchen, avcubte 6 8 ’ 1 yeo' lease 4.-," 2 8 4 0 5 -7 rent negotiable íF snuttle Modín Avenue 2-2 N i Ak bonus room, CA/CH , carpet $a0C 2 -’ hardwood, ceiling fan $ 3 7 5 4 59 -1 92 7 346-1041 5 111 fence.: ZILKER AREA. 4 2 BR. 2BA. Vaulted ceil­ ings. hardwood fans, targe .ard $ 9 0 0 M e 4 - 4 9 6 6 8 5 11 floors, ceiling C A P T O l PLAZA 3-1-1 Freshfy painted, new flooring, AC, W /D appliances, fenced trees, shuttle $ 4 9 5 4 7 4 -5 9 2 9 5-11 N IN E P edroom house For a g roup of people $ 180/person 3 22 9105 4 7 8 -7 6 4 CENTRA HYDE Park Large 3-1, b a rd ­ ad floors, ceiling fans, Fenced yard el lent co nd itio n O n IF shuttle, no pets )7 Avenue A 4 7 6 -6 0 6 8 5 -8 CA/CH , catling fans, W /D con dishwasher refrigerator, gar to so I $ 4 9 5 5014 Eilers, 255 boge HYDE PARK hoosette 1-1 hidden at 4 4 0 5 Avenue H Quiet clean $ 3 5 0 Tom Barr 458 -4 02 1 5-11 remodeled >04A West 34th Stree, 2BR IBA home wrtti stove ond refrigeróte Washer & drve' connections new carpet and drapes Across from Brykerwood Ele rrtentary $ 3 9 6 mo Con 4 5 2 9 3 5 7 or 4 4 3 -0 2 4 7 S-itA 3-BLOCKS from UT numng school 2 -I, fenced yard, appliances large oak trees deck $ 3 5 0 8 0 8 t )3th 441-952*' 531_____ 4 2 5 — R oom s ROOMS FOR RENT Tw o story V ic to n a n - style house, 5 0 yds fro m ia w school N e x t to E a stw o od Park. CH. C A, fire p la c e w /d , close to shuttle a n d city bus. SUMMER RATES Please Call: X I 969-2807 I o r x 968-0094 after 5 JO PRIVATE RO O M S w ith shored both fo r men N o kitchen S 2 0 0 -S 2 2 0 ABP 2 3rd and R'C G ra nd e H ow ell Properties 4 7 7 0 9 2 6 5 8 0 S/. MMER RO O M S tum ah e a Single oc c. pancy $ 2 2 5 mo double occupancy $ l5 0 /m o Kitchen facilities 4 7 7 -5 3 0 7 4 79 6 i4 h 2614 io G r a n d e West cam pus. 6 -2 U T AREA 2 0 5 W est 20th Street Fur­ nished rooms, summei $ 2 0 0 fa ll $ 2 3 5 ABP small Share bath, n o kitchen *ndge no pets dove coble no o ft street pofkm g. 3 9 7 -2 5 7 6 5-11D A R G t C lt A N carpeted pnvate oom re fng e roto r bath N o kitchen Q uiet mo- ture odtviduoi N o pets 38th Street 474 212 6-10 MASTER BED RO OM availab le Summer only O n FW shuttle Female $221 Fufly Furnished Call 3 4 3 8218 month NEAR CAMPUS pnvate rooms A vail ne 1ft 2 8 0 0 WHitis 5-11________________ RELIABLE STUDENT room hom e near U1 451 2412 A fter ÓDH share 3 bills 3 bed N o rth References 2 5 8 1643 5-Ó rooms PRIVATE SINGLE onfylM Furnished, carpeted A B P AC $ 2 0 0 summer special 2 4 th & Rio G rande 4 7 2 -4 9 2 4 5-6 students Ta RRYTOWN HOUSE to share qu«et w o od e d arfK) on ER shuttle Close to sh op ping lib ra ry ideal For quie* stud*ous mature mate g ro d Lease negotiable split bills deposit 4 ^ 8 8 5 5 4 5-4 435 — Co-ops H P O R EA L ESTATE 4 6 7 -7 2 1 2 2-1 CENTRAL south search- working couple 44 2 * 3109 paid). 5 -8 $ 4 0 0 ideoi graduate,' *e For details, *W ater wastewater 5 4L SECLUDED TW O STORY 3-2, ook flees $198 vaulted cetimgs all appliances roommate ALL BILLS PAID! 4 4 3 -9 3 5 4 " Large 3-2 brick duplex 7 blocks west of Campus/Capitol >n his­ toric residential neighborhood. Appliances, carpet, bnck patio, yard. Lease, deposit, references required Ava/abie June :st $950 477-4348 after 6 om RENTAL 5 0 0 - M i s c . C O N V E N IE N T UT quam t o¡de 2-2 H ardw oods, AC. Ceiling Fan Yard, 3106 King Sweet $ 5 0 0 Also 2-1, 3105 King Lane $ 5 0 0 4 7 2 -2 0 9 7 . 4 7 8 -5 7 3 9 7-1 PRICED RlGHT 3 -2 h a rd w o o d floors, ceiling Fans, AC, Fenced yard, pnvate pariung, 4 -blocks UT *2 block W C shuttle 4 7 4 *7 -5 3 5 -4 COLLEGE H O U SES CO-OPS 22Q2AMMCM 476-5678 TAOS CO -O P xirvne. • * * - 594Me ooupw S '»«kk Ungw Mecx ' v « , S?5Vto Ames :'* M c S oco I Reoeatxx fee S2fMo tours Anyttmm 2612 G u a d a lu p e 4 7 4 - 6 9 0 5 o r 4 7 6 - 5 6 7 8 FI S IS TH ESI S ' ( a n tu n May lunt' S pe tia K F iw n $24*/ air * lamt 1 nis ( o /u m r l * rom $26*» air & la ini 3 nis \c a p u lc u Worn $22>J air & land. 3 nts Jaman a June ''¡v . laiv I rom $234, air .V land. 1 nis Nassau June Sjv . ill s From $ 2 "*, air <£ land, ' nis Fur rm w dctml'i. %'ill HAZLEWOOD S TRAVEL > ,*ur 24 hr travel apci* > ED U C A TIO N A L 5 8 0 — M usical In stru ctio n Gs CAR LESSONS Voo«t> o< stylo, o loxed citmosphoro «xponont o.- mstnjc tpf -oasonobio ratos Andy 4 52 6 '8 6 3 N ____________________________ EXpT rt ENGLISH TUT OK PhD Any o» signmoni C at! botwoon 5 one? Sprr 4 6 ’ 2382 S n___ EXPfKIENCED T J T C * fo r low #, ?. *k n chomutry J, math ciossos ( al Ed 9 2 6 0 8 0 5 9 2 6 7622 5 7_________________ 6 1 0 — Misc. In structio n TEXAS SCHOOL Of MASSAGE STUDIES i s PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TRAINING S e m e e i w s e c i r t June 1 6 Sept. 15 5407 B CLAY AVE 451-6519 9 m * N a lo n o fl CALL 4 7 1 -5 2 4 4 T O PLACE A C L A S S IF IE D A D E D U C A T IO N A L 5 9 0 — T u t o r i n g COMRCTBIT TUTORS • CAUFORMOViCULS FEMALE RO O M M A TE Furnished 2BR condo w pool in N W Hills a rea looking for a sophisticated mature responsible room m ate A vailable now $2 5 0 /M o Call Tracy. 3 4 3 8149 5 4 SUMMER ROOMATES needed to share furnished condo 611 East 45th M o d em clean Shuttle $ 3 0 0 person C alland Co 371-3099 5 II FEMAlE HOUSEMATE house H a rd w o o d welcom e $ 2 25 1/5 Nils 4 95 9 0 6 5 5 5 5-2 e n tra n c e floors, ceiling fans AC Cats needed p riv a te E n fie ld SHARE 3BR townhouse Furnished p o o l tennis W /D shuttle $ 2 5 0 /mo Share ufllthes summer 8 4 4 2 5V1____ rental availab le 4 4 0 N O N S M O K IN G FEMALE needed share beautiful home $ 2 8 5 m onth 4 59 8018 5 7 to re m odeled convementfy io< ateci Hyde Pork tw o story RO O MMATES NEEDED 2 2 For sum m e r n o d e p o s it $146 2 5 necessary O n IF shuttle 4 5 0 0 6 2 0 5-11 ABP FEMALE RO O M M ATE w onted to share 2 f condo on PV For summer Furnished W D pool hot tub m o re 1 $ 3 0 0 + 2 bills Call Jennifer 442 9 6 0 8 o r 2 58 3 6 3 2 message; 5-6 L O O K IN G FOR several room m ates to share mv homes Newt> 'e no va te d $175 $ 2 0 0 Anytim e 4 5 9 -9 7 8 0 5-4 SUMMER CENTENNIAL C ondo needs tem óle to room m ates O ne campus Security * p oo l $ 2 5 0 month 4 6 9 -0 7 7 2 5-11 block FEMAlE WITH car O w n room »n luxury Home N om inal rent m exchange For minim al housekeeping Call B arbara erf ter 6pm 2 88 3 0 5 5 5*11 N O N S M O K IN G HOUSEMATE needed O w ' bedroom $180 sum me- $ 2 2 5 Fall ♦ 4 utilities 4 48 3168 5-6 tc SUMMER. FALL Female room m ate need ih a re master b e d ro o m o f ed Furnished 2 -2 co nd c W alk to campus p oo security Rent negotiable 3 2 0 - 8 0 3 3 5 - 5 ____ ______ _______ FEMALE NEEDED For 2 1 Spacious qm et Two blocks tc IF $172 5 0 ♦ '2 Nils Keep flying» 4 8 0 0 7 6 4 5 -7 FALl SPRING share w 2 Fun studentv 2* 2 2 luxury fum ished condo W /D p oo l etc $ 2 6 5 ^ ^ u f l i 323-0251 5 -^ W A N TE D RO O M M ATE mo»e o r temote For 2BR. 2BA Must like dogs 4 4 7 -5 7 3 7 (PE Assoc}, ieove message 5-M shore N O N S M O K IN G FEMALE fur mshed luxury 2 2 condo w all amenmes O ne block campus Summer $ 20Q mo and or Fall $30C mo plus share o f utilities 4 78-8134 713)424 8 8 2 6 (col iec* 5 ’ SUMM ER ^ A iL Female r o c w n o f li lu x ­ ury co nd o Security p o o l hoflub RR $ 2 5 0 m o Share bed ro om 4 82-0521 5- NEEDED ooo, tw o W ü f compus op* 3 2 0 *0 3 2 0 5 -8 mole room m ates 2 - 2 cm summe ate Cak BEAUTIFUL, SPAC tocoflon honsmokef shore ed 9 6 0 4 541 fro nt bidfCX >m bk>ck convpus pme irscnadtt)*# emole kshlev d tc o m f 4 74 $ . 00- mo RO O MMATES W ANTED to share 3-1 house wrth stvxJen ♦ dog N e o r campus Looren 4 79 $ 2 0 0 '3 b?fh Deposi * 4 5 0 — M o b ile H o m e s - Lots 5 MIN. FROM D O W N TO W N !o* Swimming pool Larue Tenms Court Also many mobile homes for sale N e w ond used. 3 8 5 -5 8 8 3 3 8 5 44 1 0 0 '8B 4 8 0 — S t o r a g e S p a c e > A B lt MQ VINv. CALL 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 T O PLACE A C L AS S I FI E D A D N E W G U IL D an I t ( ( • All Sets i*ato • Open Kitchen with Prepared Dinners • Moms Female • Singles h DoutHes orvuttat>*e • Swimming Pom AvcukjOte • Pets onowea ( <>mt for frrr tour and din art S 1 0 W 2 3 rd 4 7 2 - 0 3 5 3 INTERCO O PIR ATlVi COUNCIL Is n o w a c c e p tin g m e m b e r s t o r S u m m e r A F a ll. O u r s e v e n W e s t C a m p u s h o u s e s a r e o w n e d A o p e r a t e d b y ttie lr re s id e n ts . C a ll 4 7 6 - 7 9 0 5 for Info. A ra te s . foil mole V tG ETARIAN C O -O P has spoces toi summei female single or double With pool, sundeck. 3 blocks to campus tnendly .itmosphere House of Commons 4 7 6 -7 9 0 5 7-31 ARRAkjS C O -O P lour blocks from com pus rooms Vacancies summer tall 4 7 2 2 2 9 2 5 4 single dou b le Large 4 4 0 — R o o m m ate s ROOMMATE NEEDED STUDENT to share 4 Bdrm Furnished Apartment Spacious. Clean On Shuttle $185 4 4 4 - 7 5 3 6 Mid-career professior»al/MBA student seeking quie* responsi ble, non smoking female profes­ sional, graduate student for 2BR fum apt w pool YVaik to c a m ­ $212 50/mo. summer, pus. í $28'." 50 mo fall spnng Call Ke.ko. 482-8927 4 78- 4081. NEED TW O Females to share luxury co n ­ do Have ow n room $ 3 0 0 month •** 3 bills Every m odem convenience Coll 4 4 5 -2 3 4 0 5-5 MATURE & SPACIOUS co-ed non smoking 46th/R ed River UT shuffle G re at room $ 2 5 0 month - bills A vail able June 1 G ary 4 5 2 -6 7 7 6 5-11 SINGLE O N E person room available m 5BR. 2 2 BA student house $ 75 mo + i/5 utilities Call 9 2 8 K)34 5-11 LET RO O M M A TE BROKERS hetp you Find com patible roommates 1307 West Avenue 4 7 8 *5 0 9 6 Fee Ó 1C MATURE™ RESPONSIBLE TEm a iT w * smoker to share 11 Of 2*2 w 'G ro d student For foil. O n shuffle 5 04 7 9 7 5 5 -6 '6 6 _ _____ _ 1 OR 2 Females non smokem to share spacious 2 1 floors, targe w indow s on ER shuffle Cali Michelle at 3 22 9 7 0 8 5-11 h a rdw o o d Furnished FEMAlE NONSMOKING housemate M ature senous student N e a f F A * 7 b*Hs 4 5 ' amenities $ 2 3 7 5 0 0 3 2 0 keep trying! 5*11 - 1 M A I 3-2 horn* summer F n o n y m c ie 7 block ■ toll $ 2 2 5 N G Met tc sht - -• mgs MALE RC ury cond closets A $200. ma tre e ; 4 42 $30< ^C K jM M A t v $ . ^ ••g h b o /h o o d m o v í in $ 21: . i n , o BR 2 BA. $201 G cyie 339*3134 M M A T E needed Í M A i Í - < j - 2 qportm er utilities Ca ? Is it worth it ? ? n > ? depender * sen-governing and offe* m expensive student hoosing Lom e Dv *o dinner a t 6 pm Sun-Fn o r coS 4 7 7 -8 8 61 amenities 467*1814 2 LARGE RO O MS $ 1 C H C m $ 8 5 10 HR B LO CK X TU’ ORING SERV CE E M P L O Y M E N T 8 0 0 — G e n e r a l H elp W a n te d ¡&.Í r f # ' SERVICES 7 5 0 — T y p in g Z I V L E Y ’ S THE COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL FULLTIME TYPING SERVICE PRINTING. BINDING 2 7 0 7 HEM PH IL L PARK At 2 7 th & G u a d a l u p e P le n ty of P a r k in g 4 7 2 - 3 2 1 0 4 7 2 - 7 6 7 7 DOMASTYPfXi* *OiO PICK Lsuv state-approved summei intensive Juno IS Aug U OPEN HOUSE M a i 3 720 — S te re o -T V R e p a ir MASSAGE T R A I N I N G Austin School of Massage Therapy 328-3005 r©^ #05 56 SERVICES SHURG ARD Sel» S to ra g e T H I Í 0 M O N TH FREE Also sp ate by square foot minimum $10 per month 10001 ¡H 35 N orth Ausfln Expires 6 0 5 8 7 83 T 6516 5*1 I B $10 SPECIAL servic* c o l with fhts ad Used TVs $100 on<* op ,letivei> 4 Í - 489 2 6 3 N _______________________ 5-11 7 5 0 - T y p i n g 6 5 0 — M o v in g - H a u lin g less Offices House MOVE HAUL 4 holds Apartments Loco1 long distant © se*vK e University $p#< »a* $2 9 9 5 8 3 6 8 88 2 5 -HP ABLE BODIED M overs Austin s hoes* moving service W holesale boxes Free estimates M C Visa 441 2 6 2 . 5 8 M O V IN G ? 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A ustin, I I and I )obie. a great su m m e r com)>inati<»u! • \\ uilabl< with Platt !) < niitiails. JU21 ( raadalujx \ u s l i n . I t v i s / V l f . Tours daily! Call today 5 1 2 /4 7 2 8 411 D O B I E C E N T E R V II v \ t h a v e is e \ t r v t l i i t i u y o u w a n t . on’t Let Lack of Experience Stop You. We Won’t! O f c o u r s e , a s a n e w h o t e l d e d i c a t e d t o s u p e r o r hotel p r o f e s s i o n a l s B u t , if you h a v e e n e r g y e n t l u s R i a n j u s t h a v n g e x p e r i e n c e w * t r t h e ' ’ > te s ferent We don t have rooms for our guests We W e d o h o w e v e r h a v , * ¡ o f s o f r o o m t o r y o u R o > We re 'ookmg f o r o v e r 75 both fu¡: and pan t ile W e f a v e g o o d o e s R i a t " g o s o m e w h e r e ' m a • FOOD/BEVERAGE SERVICE • WAITERS/ WAITRESSES • HOUSEKEEPING/ LAUNDRY • FRONT DESK/ BELL STAFF • KITCHEN STAFF • COOKS • BANQUET STAFF W e offer competitive wages and excellent be e' f r e e parking free mea s paid sick days, two wet* Interviews w ill b e held on: • MAINTENANCE • HUM AN RESOURCES CLERK • SALES SECRETARY □ i $ a b w t \ M o n d a y M a y 4 T u e s d a y M a y 5 9-5 9-5 10-8 10-8 ^ 9-5 J W e d n e s d a y M a y 6 T h u r s d a y M a y 7 F r id a y M a y 8 I n te rv ie w s to b e h e ld a t A u s tin O p e r a H o u s e DIRECTIONS From downtown take G uadalupe south to 1st Street and tu r continue south on Congress to 3rd stoplight which is Riveri 1e ano g left and the Austin Opera House is on your left ,-tt G »m * If you need further information, call 440-0515 . » r i n B ' . jo b - r e la te d re fe re n c e s . >t street ademy T, irn rtoht T H E A L L S U I T E H O T F I S An Equa* Opportunty Employer Q 9 c ^ SERVICES EM PLO YM EN T EM PLO YM EN T 750 — Typing 790 — Part Time Minister attempts suicide, police say T h e D a i l y T e x a n Monday M a y 4 1987/Fage23 450-0141 $5/hour O RD ER CLERKS o rcu v ticket sale» Austin Crvic Club Full/part-tim e TECHNICIAN Pen* time tsdhnicioft to osvV *? yqooui p^yvc’s ck/Nw Some «ot worfc, *>me -.¿doc won WiR o# wtytífkQ w oOkxk^H! «5 0- *Op*i Houn Wll bt d«l«Trni08d UpO^ híff »-T be 6e*wee' 8 5 ohoas (XcepSed De*w«e 8 3C or y S4 Hr good «3#W>do«xe boout per» W©*% 12 Nxn .*«4 MWI * 5 pre Ot <0 Nourv .«*4 H h ¿ p,. 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Do-- * know wnc* *o do w*** you» rfe- ijr#e< now abou- o »oc - tti# Actuor oi Department ot H ll Country Lite -1 turance Co Auttm TXt Strong protxe-' VO . r>a JDCÍ rtumbe' ven*e a muii computer progrommt-q bock >unu,na o pus Comact t'e'eve ot 34S 3200 for o'- oppcx '-mew S U M M ER IN T ER N SH IPS H*nr>g sHx3#nt) who 0^6 «»xJepf all the police and media reports that attempt to dis­ cern fas t from fiction, and truth from sensation, w e mu-t strive to maintain the qualit\ ot mercv that befits the followers i>r Jesus," the Rev G ordon Ca-ad said in a state­ ment read to the congregation of hr^-t United M< :f. t.-t C hurch l asad told the congregration that the Rev U a lk e r Railev s condition has im proved to satisfactory, But ins wife Peeev Railev, remains in Free Apartment lu p trw K - #ftc Mv ■ lon#r 45' • LEASING OFFICE .. #W' e w t The Rev Walker Railey of the First Umted Methodist Church in Dallas, was found unconscious Fnday. Associated Press and spirit ti­ the future w ards discovert i nr rive-page also «imtained in al, the newspape Polk* have vK what can onlv he done in G od's grace and a- the burden became heavier than he couid bear h> rea­ son his will his understanding and his perspective crumbled and he fell under the weight ot it " Casad said N -era! people wept as the Rev Susan Monts ottered a praver ter the Railevs •Ye prav this da\ e-'peciallv tor Peggy and W alker, and for each other, that the power ot vour heal­ ing mav be at work in and through each ot us that we mav know tince more the abundance i t vour ¿race, "W h e n Monts said. the storm clouds seem darkest ... send us your rainbow as the promise of new life and new’ hope. " Church members said after the service congregation their sticks together and that their faith in Railev remains that " I believe everybody is saddened and confused, as I am, said V an Baccett, w ho has been a member of tho church since 1950. "B u t this is a 'trong congregation. W e have to earn on Houston faces lack of police dispatchers E M P LO Y M E N T 8 4 0 — S a l e s 8 6 0 P r o f e s s i o n a l So c a W o r k e r N ot fo r th e easily shocked. UTm ost chers sav the opera- >rt-statfed thev take ix with them when more dispatchers can be add- the 150-member department, igsworth said. Until then Po- h:<: Lee Brow n w ill be a>ked sign police ofheer^ the ch div ¡xión, H ollm esw orth to dl! r aid A \an r ago, the Post reported as 5 1 0 0 calls per dav w ere going unanswered. W ith a new’ computer sv >tem, onlv about 1 2 calU of an estimated 30,000 per week go unanswered, Holhngs- worth xaid- v)ne of the biggest problems xtemmmg trcim the shortage is the ;nabi tv t dispatchers to take their s, hi Ju le d breaks said dispatcher Evelvn scealf. the Houston Police '-upp. rt Personnel secretan, of pn >biem A h ire vs. ill ch c freeze so That reallv makes the job a lot more xtressful, Scealf said. " W e u-t have to xit there and keep all that stress inside. It's tough " Amor ca s Oldest .cnge? PROFESSIONAL RESUME SERVICE JOB WINNING! 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For only S3 (per­ haps the most profitable S 3 you e v e r spent) the Texan will run your 15-word ad for five days. T h e Da il y T e x a n Un,v» v*v ■ kcs»r«liar%»~i» -no. 0» h*».' to ,iK*vxJuO» -r»»»c bir»ctcy> o- in. cn - .)W #■ o^vsn •**«. .IS A Ot KAoitaCorc C o rto * .o m K o im v m m '•QUV* ckTvotv • povm*r>' Sm» phoo. a#^rk>.> iwo» b. •,*..« * H#*# rX3*9% For PT'vo*» pO»fV »X?v*r1*vr>9 0*Vy QOfl Ot* HO* OvortOtX* *C Or MtsMufcom ' h«S4 '0%S oppTy *q CtOSSiN. 0*KX51 '0 oov*r^i*c *xx 10^ buvrv#ti hrrrvt »Nx SO t$C »Anv, 28C 330 34C one 510 Vcmj* of txjv oof ti.M C S 50 C one pne# mosf £* OppfKH -r «** octv^cfcrvnQ cop» 3 W m t Od IS 15 words AOCM»ono wor6j 4c p#r w002 pp» Oc> «05 mpn b# conccM sKoct O» fu4 r u n buf nc '«Arno O’ crpd* cor oe mods O* f»v5 kpkft CALL THE CLASSIFIED H O T L I N E . . . 471-5244 T h e D a i l y T e x a n Monday v TO D A Y 'S C R O SSW O R D PUZZLE PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED A C R O S S 1 Flavors 6 Canadian Indian 10 Insect 14 Gathering place 15 Bakery item 16 Herat, once 17 Ism 18 Newcomer to a country 20 Sphere 21 Jewelry 22 Door part 23 Incisor 25 Parasites 27 Restrain 30 Zoroastrian 31 Game birds 32 Bit of sod 33 Vertex 36 Swimminq platform 37 Bundled 38 Music combo 39 State abbr 40 Made level 41 Gropes 42 Mission 44 Faithful 45 Reckoning 47 Caused pain 48 Water lily 49 Wilt 50 Light metal: abbr 54 Oversights 57 Game result 58 Insect nest 59 Pause 6 0 ---- once 61 Tops 62 Bohemian 63 Dinql D O W N 1 Bye bye 2 Ending for teen 3 Not any 4 Largest 5 Convened 6 Neck pain 7 European capital 8 Wood 9 Mr Whitney 10 Oceanic 11 Citrus 12 Suggestion 13 Abominates 19 Phantasm 21 Adherent 24 Occupy 25 Rescued 26 Egg r uc ttu 30 Stacked 32 Overawe 34 Art works 35 Station 37 Cereal 38 Octopus ' leg 40 Support 41 in favor of 43 Stimulates 44 Clasp 45 Hito hello 46 E ter tamer 47 Impetuous 49 fizzy 1 Take it eas>. 52 U S S R river 53 ML team Fri ;ate bird 56 Boat idfunct 57 Depressed S&Ls trading weak assets, report says Associated Press U O L 'S I O N to disguise Som e savings anti loan associations in Texas mav have tried financial weakness bv trading non-perform­ ing loans or foreclosed assets, ll\c Houston Post reported Sunday. their One of the lexas thrifts believed to have been involved in the prac­ tice was the former M ainland Sa v­ i n g s n t Houston, w h ich had $800 million in assets w h en it was closed in March 1986, unidentified indus tr\ sources told the newspaper 1 he I S attome\ s office in Houston confirmed it u .is waiting for the results of an 1 HI review of the matter, the new spaper report­ ed . V\hile selling loans and other as s e t s among savings and loans is not illegal, the trouble starts w h en loans or foreclosed assets are represented as being worth more than they actu­ al!) are, e x p e r t s told the newspa per. l ighter ru le s tor a p p r a is in g assets that secure m am thrift real estate loans have all but dried up the prac tice the new spaper said I’he practice ot passing along non-performing loans oi foreclosed assets from one thrift to another is know n as a "daisy chain the newspaper reported "T h e typical thrift is not a daiM chain operation said Frank Ander son banking consultant v\ ith Fergu son and Co. "1 believe the realh bad stuff mvol\ ed no more than a dozen S & l s lexas has 281 savings and loan associations M ainland appeared to have been active in moving n o n performing loans around to escape detection bv regulator*» said VS W NR Allister 111 San Antonio S j \ m g s Associa­ tion chairman Fhe com pany was hired bv regu­ la to rs to manage M ain lan d's succes­ sor, M lenPark Federal S w in g s & lo a n . Texas’ problem loan rate growing fast Associated Press D A L L A S — Troubled real estate a s se ts became the major problem of troubled T e x a s b a n k s d ur­ ing 1986, a recent analysis shows. "T h e w a y wre look at the data, it is more of a real estate problem than an energy problem ," said Alex Sheshunoff, principal of Sheshunoff Rating Services Inc. Problem loans jum ped 46 percent to $6.5 bil­ lion in 1^86, forcing the state's 1,968 banks to pile up a combined loss ot $8X3 2 million tor the year, the A u stin firm said. Sheshunoff's figures showed that loan prob­ lems spread from the largest holding-companv bank*» to smaller independent institutions 1 hose banks began feeling the ripple effects of the tree fall in energv prices and resulting problems in Texas real estate. A larger percentage ot non-performing loan*, are in real estate rather than energv, he said. "A n d more bank*» have real estate loans than have rig loans, Sheshunoff said 1 ex as had the sixth-largest amount of non-per­ forming lo a n s of am state w hen measured percent ot g ro ss loans But lex as had the ond-tastest-groWing lo troubled even faster than 1 ouisiana and <. H ihoma level ot as a He said there won some positive signs ‘hat bank analysts see for lexas bam » Upbeat economic signs norm alh translate new loan demand but the recovery for 1 b a n k s will lag behind an u p s w in g in the e* my as b a n k s watt tor loan demand to imp and continue to grapple with troubled as fhe analssts behe\e into exas »mo- >r< o e Gun passes security gate at Dallas airport ;iatec nning guard ational utv for lot nu*d airport an air- Henrv i onlev di*»trii t d ire , tor tor the air I Vita \;[ 1 in*. - *■iaid thtat port's Stanley . took the person Sm ith w ho w a»» i'll dut\ 1Saturd ay t M duty ti> bo rev lowed an d rot;. 11 nod as a pit , au'n niarv moa sure 'curitv «.t'nipan *purity Ini 1 roda freem an >>t 1 err deliberar. \ K 11 a d, rri ■: gt ,aid s!n insidi­ her purse as it v\ u-nt tthrough hi an air port V iray machinea at I V ita s s| Term ina! 4-T to st»*' W hat w ould * s happc n hr.iink 1 reeun -. m h. 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Fox drinks M r Pibb and M ax Headroom IS .1 closet “ 1 p ta n ' \X hat if we dis­ cover that B ill < osbv rcallv doesn’t Sik< those >bn emus kids who arc w u s ta n th dem anding n u tn tio u i eln colatc p u d d in g ' NX’c 1 i it’ time we all grew up In the wor Is ot I arrv M elm an * omc on. i 1 1 e t h i s is the • * asual relationship Aith a*lt drink .o r Í*hk1 prodtuts an becoming common place, no nutter what our backward mot ..its might say Soon there will he nothing - about an actress nr pop idol rn. V mg t u n , product to ’ *« - ! consumer promts nr «duct m diitv N it. v XX ilkcr w ill be pushing i unmet paper towels, M o rris w ill swear bv Ic n lcr X jttles Mrs ( Uson ik mg n dollat orr\ telling iftcrtH 11 i IV \u M i: I u u R ( , bill Shepard docs .h e or does,, , she> And M ichael Jackson Rave new meaning to the e x p re ssio n R e ttu iR b u rn e d by a relationship. 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Steve Guttenberg stars as Jett Marx, a far-below-average student pressured to enter the medical pro­ fession by his dear o f dad. I nable to gain acceptance to American medical schools. Jeff is sent to join a bunch of * * misfits in a Latin American institute of higher learning. ‘y- «■1 ¿ / . ' What follows is a predictable two- hour assortment of corpse jokes, \ I) lofces, Julie-Hagerty-OIKC again- playing-a-dit/ jo k e s , and studving- on-drugs jokes. What, Jett t a ils in love with the nearest bimbo' Vi hat, theuntvermi\ president tails in lust with the evJi r sanu bimbo? W hat Jet! and a bunch <>l iell»>w oudents must ave .i lot al t<>w n t rom di . u s t c i . thut redeeming their grade-potnt-av etage and putting Jett ba - in his 1t ther’s good graces? ( )K . so it’s all m harmless fun HjJ Ml Ju me isn't the worst movie evei made; it won't subvert \meri- candemocrav v;and bevond theob \unis stupid |ok'.s. it won t >ttend the reasonable person But it’s boring And insipid And vou could probably go out find a good \ ideo to rent instead < >r watch your plants ¿row , lather one. I m li Herrons: TV\\ ( II S T A F F EDITOR T rish Berrong CONTRIBUTORS Kevin M cH argu e as Himself l t h e REAL DEAL $3. 15 WORDS 5 DAYS TEXAN WANT-ADS WORK! 471-5244 CALL FOR DETAILS ' The Austin Crisis \ s Pregnancy Center is not an abortion busim* s fhat cf arg* you $25 per counseling hour. We’re not a business that pretends an abortion is like a tonsillectomy. You know it’s more than that. You know it’s a major decision. At the Austin Crisis Pregnancy Center, all of our services are free. For pregnancy testing with results while you wait and confidential counsel ing. call our 24 HOUR H O TLIN E, 454 2622. your money We don’t take ever! A U S I I N " ^ ' C R I S I S REGNANCY ENTER 3810 Medical Pkwy. Suite 203 Fox should leave well enough alone T J nan Rivers comes off as a disembodied mouth. By Kevin McHargue There are certain numerical con stanis m America. Vie have H) states in the union, 10 amendm ents in the Bill oi Rights, a two-party system and a three-network television. Some people just can t leave w ill enough alone. The sultan of sleaze, Rupert Mur doch, decided a while ago to pioneer a new network that would com pete with ABC, N B C and C B S on their own terms 1 hey had been threat encd lóte b \ pay tations suih is Hb< > and Showtim e, but here was a new threat a rival c o m m e r i lal network and somewhat beaten - he­ But not to w otrv l’teiln tablv e n o u g h , I ox Broadcasting is living up to the line bv other M urdoclnanenterprises, taiui ird ol quality ,et s u c h as t h e N e w Y o r k i s t , The-pro- ivailab lt to gia tn s p r o d u c e d bv b o x th o s e t us here in \ u s t t n th r o u g h th e k n id se rv ices of K B \ O , rep re vent a b o u t as n u n h of a threat to the Big I h ree as I v i n l o n I din s to the m a in tti am politic i! p.u i R o u i In ties I he o p e n i n g >alvo ot M u r d t k h > c h a l l e n g e w a s tired earlier this vear w h e n Joan K¡ vers ac c e p t e d his ol ter to host a late night talk show in c o m jH.-titioii w it h tu i t i n n t o r Johnnv ( arson I lie sh o w has e n d e d her ri la t to n sh ip w i t h J o h n n v . h e i c h a i n t at o n e t iv tak uig the / o / u g h f sh« out q u i l l p o s s i b l e anv o e d i b i l i t v she ' ever had Joan R iv e r s is. in a w o r d awtul Sh i c o m e s oft a' a d i s e m b o d i e d m o u t h i k m g m a n e q u e s t i o n s , in »k m g s t u p id r e l e r e t n e s an d sa v in g •’ s o lu telv n o t h i n g S ti c waver t w e e n an o b n o x i o u m d i t t e r e n c e and lx* a t a w m n g , m siricere a t te n t i o n w h e n i n t e r v i e w i n g u h » < v c r 1 q R i s h> be n | c ► v •*! Jleq x rate e n o u g h to be o n the sh ow i ari w e s t o p talk m g R /ct s the iin-: * ot her a t te m j t to m im ic row rung stu p id it v c a m e m u ol 1 >av id 1 e t t e r m a n ’t m o re o n ngmai m|x-titiort O n ted he i m l u d uc bv reft trin g he that was un n k vers and gati ua rt w ecu h u g b se 1 lorn he pr< ' ■ n n »'tiers verv m u c h either H i ,x \ a p p r o x i m a » - r i o i p r u cq lallv urum pri fufiii' yfreer, the o p sh« vc , is t r a n s c c n d e i n a l i v nrdit- m i r e d 1 he sh o w c o r n o oJI as a sort u i v nix: jrc ol I a/ne and W m m \ i ot r e v o lv e s a r o u n d a grou^ - ¿ ttncrs e n r o l l e d in j h ig h **licc 1 he I he in vc I ox n e t w o r k is about a s much of I threat to the Big Three t i c iid o n I a R o u c he is to m a i n s t r e a m politn at p a r t i e s ccli«H»l to tight the teen age forces of c\ ii 1 he storvlmt are undulv for m uUn teen cop makes stupid mis tak c gets veIU d a t. m a k es another tupid mistake, gets veiled at again, luiallv does something i ight < verv* one s happv f t»n to the next episode ** I edioui” i m under tatemen! ( >nb on<’ sh ow in the entire lineup h o ld anv p ro m ise whatsoever the hacev Climan show I liman p o s s e s s e s a quality not found in most the plavers on Murdoch s roster , h i s uttersting The s k e t c h e s i, .,•( i he j ui the classic varictv show format we all loved v> much tn the ’ u- l a m p o o n m o st of the acred put t, .fu ol m o d e r n ■. u p p t e d o m O n e e g m e n t , titled ‘Quality I i m c . " t • tures t w o u p w a rd lv m o biK parents striv in g to e n r ic h t h c u ! irlin g ch i l d ' s life I > m u g tfu I*1 m i n u t e s per dav tllo ted for spec ial turn " thcv m a k i utter f»*ols of t h e m s e l v e s on lv to retu rn to thetr Bru oak i w o r ld •«' the sound of a b u / z c r T l l m a n ' s v ision ot the H‘ s W mrnv m d 1 >add i • tun n v as it diiturl ng I hat in ight is e n h a n c e 1 bv I l i ­ m a n S l ik ab le p crsonalitv a nd ex p ert t i m i n g S h e is the onlv s a v i n g grace to V. .rr!--c h latne in onlv h o p e that s o m e t h i n g better will c o m e a l o n g It i 0 v o n e iv c m g o i n g t o b rea k i ! the h g o p o lv in c o i n m c t ¡al I \ will h a v e to be wsth b c f t i r i f o r t l that M ird* h s 1 he ca r d b o a r d writ m g m tn s f red p r o d u c t i o n , a n d list tcs p lo ttin g ! his p n gram* ditm>n ctrates that he i s n ’t m the n e t w o r k s l e a g u e V 1 d past e x p e r i e n c e is anv ¡tub at ion h e ’ll p ro b a b ly never get there l?> News Anchor Dick lilis on base boll, teamwork anil the 24 Action News Team. \\ hen I was niiK* years o l d w e a r i n g a u n i f t w r n t h a t s a i e l V u i k e e s <»n it w a s a h u g e i v s p i i n M h i l i t ) I le a r n e e l w h a t it m e a n t t o h a v e a h u m h o t o t h e r g u y s c < H inting o n y o u W h e n I m a r k t h e \ m e r i e a n l i t t l e l e a g u e \ l l M a i le a n t I f i g u r e d s o m e d a y t f u r e w o u l d p r o b . i l >h b e a b a s e b a ll e . m l w ith m \ pie ture < >n tt baseball w .isrealh m\ tirst taste ot KW* TX» C ) teamwork But 1 got a through Boy lot later S couts, be ing an Kagle Scout a n d .ill that goe*s wi t h that ____ liiclav I real i/e that te a m w o r k is what g o o d business l s all about \ihI dial's what can make news I>r< KKkusting more than |ust news read mg Its a HXY com m itm ent ACTION NEWS (riving vou more every dav. 4 I N V\ \1 < H M 4 KT8C e r KVUE 24 O KTVV 36 O KBVO 42 O KLRU 18 O UNI 19 B 1 -7 00 • / 30 CBS News Good Momm Amer ca q Today Dennis R rxief S Com d AISD O N ASH O USA NET Q NICK C l CBN ►D W T B S Q a 3am - R t Gm O 00 CBS News O 30 Morn-ng Pro n 00 S25K Pyramid y 30 Card Sharks 4 a 00 Price s Right I U 30 a a 00 ' I I 30 the f . ties a r\ 00 Nf.v I ¿ 30 B u 00 A ' • 1 30 Turns ' , r ' O 00 Gu ¿ 30 o .00 Carol Burnett O 30 a ce a 00 Jeffersons H 30 A ' amtly r 00 New O 30 CBS Ne w n 00 News U 30 .v • 1 ■ “ 7 00 Kate & Allie / 30 c. s- Sarr q 00 New* '• O 30 D A - r\ 00 Cagney & La- y 30 : p . ¡ ‘ -4 r\ 00 New 1 U 30 Tax 4 4 00 S 1 1 30 " J n A o 00 V . 1 ¿ 30 A - \ Austin Do"ar ^ Sale Concentrat , ,03) O 00 O 30 Contd Captured in Ask Washing­ ton Pick wick Pap­ er-., fs 00 A " ' A TJ r y 30 Coupies 4 a 00 ur Rutr 1 U 30 She w Chinatown J¡jr e Miller Oecorator Tal- Books Compute^ Ser ies interests Hometown Dancer Africa USA vs Brazil Me vii- Screarr J Julius Bords Jimmy Ba ar j Sportslook S ’-- ve McQueen 4 4 00 B ar, Knows 1 1 30 Motrin s Da/ Fit for Life J. 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Andrew McFarlart» A former owner of the fastest racehorses in Australia hopes to save his farm with a promising colt Based on the book “ The Boyds Of Black R iver" by Wal ter D Edmonds 7 B D ESIG N IN G WOMEN ex husbands reveals personal mom» nts of their marriage in his autobiography © NEW COUNTRY Fe iturr : A Wheel (In Stereo) © PLAY BR ID G E © PLA YBO Y S CANDID CAM ERA .t th»» p 8:30 9 00 7 B CA G NEY S LA C EY Tb< leath » h it alcoholic father plunges Christine into an emo tional taiispm (Part 1 of 2) cp f )75)T ny Cures An © M O V I E * » Lepkt janette Comer Louis 'Lepke' Buchalter, a leader of America's underworld, heads up the notorious organization known as Murder, Inc 'R' © CROOK AND CHASE © © M A ELSTRO M Catherine jf love prove to be stronger than her tears (Part 4 of 6) 18 O G R EA T TV AUCTION Tune in to se- what is for sale (Continued) f f l TO BE ANNOUNCED © f f l NOVELA Pacto de Amor" Un juramento de amor sellado por un secreto que nadie podía conocer f f l DR. 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J * F< n ' M i i Harm 30 © NO E M P U JE N © INN NE W S ffl MOVIE Lü t Inr • f m rell Larson A top criminal lawyer is drawn into a baffling maze Of vidlance and deceit when, on the verge of quilting he is persuaded to take on one more case © F A R M E R S D A U G H T ER S ’ - v girls p f t- ,.f.. s more to the American farm these day - than meets the eyes ( e.986) C h a r le ' CD MOVIE * Death Wish 1 Bronson, Deborah Raffin After a triend is mur dered by a gang ol punks vigilante Paul Kersey hits the streets of New York once again to fighf crime his own way R f 9 05 9:30 (1956) © M O V I E * * * Tnbute to a Bad Man Jam es Cagney, Irene Papas Two concerned people attempt to convince a rancher to stop killing rustlers © VIDEOCOUNTRY *■» luted R o n n ie Callu- (' fou Make It Hard To Say No ) The Trio ( To Know Him Is To Love Him"), Chas & Dave ("Ain't No Pleasm You ) (In Stereo) f fl C E L E B R IT Y C H E F S © S W E D E N TODAY 30 © NO TICIERO UNIVISION f fl GED S E R IE S ffl B A S E B A L L S G R E A T E S T HITS (R) © D ANG ER BAY The - im m unity is w e rj iyed when 1 irant discovers that th< luga whale is pregnant Aqi 10 00 le B ive the W alter 7 a n iJ o M t l CH ALKBO ARD © SO FT N O T ES © YOU CAN B E A STAR © A LFR ED HITCHCOCK HOUR © © AIR P O W E R A - 1 air for ■ t way for the Normandy invasion Host Cronkit-- ffl H A RD CA STLE AND M CCO RM ICK © CD MOVIE J nsayo de una Noche d a s" Julian Pastor. Jutissa La historia de una trotacalles que al 'mal se en< uentra con el ver dadero amor f f l MOVIE * * M " ei , hay Mountain (1182) Micheál Learned, Ralph W aite On Mother's Day. Mary Ellen is involved ¡o a cat accident Ben and Cindy lace fman< ini setbacks, and Elizabeth is attracted to her first beau © MEDIA ARTS 30 © PO R AMOR f f l ASK W ASHINGTON 42 B t ATF SHO W Starring Jo an R ivers" Scheduled Lucie Arnaz, comic Jim Varney, the Smothers Brothers (In Stereo) ffl 1987 P IT T SB U R G H MARATHON Wall - Swei-t • ret1 (1977) Ash : © M O V IE * Larson, Jo e y Silvers 7 00 7 Q KATE & ALLIE earn md AH.e are beset by career problems Z) O DROPOUT PREVEN TIO N W O RKS © BLACK SH O W C A SE © MOVIE * * * * An Americar n Pans (195!) Gene Kelly. Leslie Caron The mjsi» of George and Ira Gershwin underscores this Oscar winning tale of an artist caught between two women in post war Paris © N ASHVILLE NOW © RIPTIDE © © MOVIE * * ★ '? The Man Who Could Work Miracles" (1937) Roland Young Joan Gardner Based on H G Wells s story The gods endow a timid store clerk with the power to make all of his wishes come true f fl FA THER MURPHY When Will finds gold his drunken father tortures him to reveal its 'oca tion © C D NOVELA Barata de Primavera El amor puede ser tierno como una flor en primavera pero también existen flores hermosas y con espinas ffl PA R T N ERS IN CRIM E Carole and Sydney must outsmart two escaped convicts who are forcing Sydney to help them recover stolen mo ney 24 O M A C G Y V E R MaoGyver and a mercenary pose as newlyweds to help free a political pri soner from the KGB Q © SID ELIN E S PO R T S 30 © NOVELA 'Ei Precio de \ Fama ffl IN SEARCH OF REMBRANDT 36 O ALF A cockroach from outer space in vades the Tanner home 'in Stereo) © M O V IE S' Elm s Fire we Judd Nelson Several college graduates dis cover the pitfalls of life while trying to find their place m 'he world (In Stereo) p 42 B FALL GUY The s jumps bail on an attempted murder charge © PLAYM ATE P L A Y O F F S ROUND III CD MOVIE * * ' ( ’ 486) Alan Alda. 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A 00 J- Q 30 ^ r- 0 0 A Q 30 r p - (2 00 News O 3 0 ■ Hour Maga­ zine News ABC * ieret W endell continues to c o e rc e M rs ScottfK into coo perating with mm a jam st the Ewings O AUSTIN S HISPANIC HE RITAGE © VIOEO SOUL © MOVIE * P ete- phen King sh irr stor* A young physician his wife I nd them selves m s M ¡w estern t ! w here youngster» have m urdered the adi and > stabhshed a stran ,*• • eltgious f ult >fton t nda “ imitton B ased in a S © 7 0 0 C lU B © CD NO VE LA M p o d í a n a m a r s e mucho, p e r o tam biei od ia dem as iad o porque pertenecían a diferen mundos f f l RE GIS P H IL B IN S H O W 24 Q MOVIE David Soul. M ike Preston and the d isapf e tra nce o' a recent ac qut ance ntngue an Orient b as ed business! rt apparent mi who doubles as a s ■•'!>•■ o' fortune j © LO O K IN G E A ST 3 © N O V E L A © S O L S T IC E 36 O MIA MI VICE Season finale An Eas m a n intelligence a g e n t tells Gma i >w ».*-r 4. O M O » if * • © M OVIE M ed *•. a' Enyiand sha © MOViE * * of fnnaed sh rts Ra © M O V IE * * res! Billy Mumy A s i rnk / -aCCOOP b em en o s , lonely boy but later cau ses pr >biems for fhr y o u n g s te r'* family and neighb rs G - 1 f 8 3 0 o PR O .if ' T S E C O N D ( HA N( I D R O P O U T S IN AM ER IC A T> reasons why students leave set »o early and t r .. following consequent es plus fhe alterna ien erai Equi tives open t > them by at hiev .■ fary ) a i va en y Dipl ima O N E W C O U N TR Y ! r " (In S tereo ) © TH IS IS N E W ZEAL AN D < w* peo entertainm ent m agazine that pre* pie p la c e s history culture of New Zealand ' is v • © BR ID G E B A S IC S © M O V IE * * B i ! Mi G uttenberg Alan Ark n After a m edu al school hopelul is re ie c te d Iron every co lle g e in the BIKINI TIME! SUMMER'S COMING MEDICALLY APPROVED ELECTROLYSIS will p erm an e n tly rem ove a n y u n w an ted h a ir you have. — men and wom en treated — t i We’ll clean your teeth come hide or hoof’*» * Kelly Keith D D S M asterC ard Bette Pritchett, C .C .i. For Free B ooklet or C om plim entary Consultation D ay or Evening Cal! 4 5 2 -4 8 9 9 . Austin Medical Electrolysis Clinic 7 0 6 W M LK S u ite 13 3800 Speedway 452-6405 EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE G en eral D en tis try • Payments by Parents Acceptpd • Insurance assignments after first visit ( I E A G MOVIE * • C3 I R )OK AND ( HASE © © S H O H T S T O I ' • 18 C J O R E A T T . A U T I O N ED TO BE ANNOUNC I 0 S S N O V f I A de amor saltad por un se* m to quo n a d P i-a © D R R U TH SHOW © S P A IN SRAIN © C H A R r r N © INN N E W S ■ O S T IN r a y yard wh se c a s h crop a p p e a rs to be m an luana (In S tereo ) © P L A Y B O Y C O M E O Y THE ATRF C om edy 1 to r * III © B O N A N Z A gypsy w -mar a ' thinks she s a wit h 9 :0 5 9 25 © IN BE AVE R VALLE Y A k He', s p e cies that inhabit th e B e aver Pond region 9 : 3 0 ( ) NA SA AT W ORK G V tO C O C O U N T R Y less ( lam es Ingram ( S o m e w h ere Out T here ). Valdy ( Sonny's I Did ) Lm da R o nsfadt A D re a m " ) (In S tereo ) © BILL C O S B Y 30 © N O T IC IE R O U N IV IS IO N © G E D S E R IE S © M A JO R LE AGUE S G R E A T E S T H IT S 1 ik . M e O t to th e Bal Park © M O V I E Hi st B* i e v o n Heim Tw o Am ericans are thrust into a world f >' onsoiracy and corruption when they i e* me involved in a drug smuggling plot » ) ! • • * ;»• (1 ‘R 10 0 0 • Ü © e ( 1 36 O NE W S o C H A L K B O A R D G YO U CA N BE A STAR © N IG H T E LIG H T , ut III > i »•••! undercover when he and the tudge O © B U f f ALO BILL W he Bill f 1‘ mar N ew dell gets a shot at stardom ® H A R D C A S T L F A N D M C C O R M IC K f.* mu k discover cop s are killing crim inals I" © f f l M O V tf fi .grete Lilia M n.h el Un h a c en d ad o se har e pasar por el fam oso < antante Jorge N e g re te para conquistar a una m uchacha de la cual fl . f © M O V IE * * ’ .■ Senior Trip ( 1 9 8 1 ) S coit Ban F aye Grant The adventures of M 'd w est ,.f.i higt S' h< - i! studr nts visiting N ew York City to c e le b ra te their im pending graduation © B O X I N G Frank Tate (1 8 0, 1 0 K O s ) vs M ar f O s) m a m iddlew eight urn M ack (1 5 5 f. E LIFE © S P N © TLC © A R T S O E S P N GD M A X G g a l a h b o • £» P L A Y O S H O W CD 7 % » ., 8 n 9 7 ’’’ 10 1 1 30 1 2 1 ' 1 ¡0 2 $ ‘.i- 3 | * ' 4 5 30 6 *: 7 . 8 fo -:A 9 » i o r 1 1 30 1 2 30 ’ U ) p ,R A M 1 >R (.*) A S *1 W A S H I N G T O N ( | t A T F S H W ( I GÍ v iO fO ip i : i t a n o a n , o C l P i MON * RE .i* RO< k a .... i. m t t. • -!«* M o n te-u* «i slden Rot ) . e«m and th e Cuttu Ro * F estiva! m Sw itzerlan d f eatu te s R D altre, Julian i enoon ( tub Hos* Phrt C o llin s I I NIGHTLINE . , C l TONIGHT HOW Scheduled act***sx Teresa Ganzet (In st*-1'® ® M O VIE * * S ecret Admirer' {1985) C Th ..-it,., *.iiis mío th# wrong hands mas Howell Lo n I au ,nltn A s e n e s of romani m isunderstandings result when an anonymo I , f ¡ Stereo) R g CD SPORTSCENTER QU MOVIE • * ness F am , ( t t 5) F t ••■! L >ga mante S h a * A . onstrui bon wutk ! stllusior • 0 With Í ity lit* c miU at the land in the R •• ► • M uni t Ally* W ter ia n [ia i h is f.i C i NIGHT FLIGHT At the Movies 10 45 10 50 CD MOVIE * * R • V f ( ‘ cre a te pandem onium at a s party given t. • cetebrat*- the t ot .i- e x p o s e book R 1 ! 00 I I K E f P O N C R U IS IN J CfOw led House Gary U E ! list Jim Rende* stre e t p erto rm er D atw -i R o s e n CD TH IS W E E K IN B L A C K E N T E R T A I N M E N T ( omit Blue ape CD N A S H V I L L E N O W CD M O V I E * * D a u g h te rs of D a r k n e s s ( 1 9 / 1) D e lp h m e S e y n y Jo hn K a rle n A c o u p le on their h o n e y m o o n a rrive tn a town w here m any youn . worneii h a v e re ce n tly b e e n m y sti io u sly ro utd ere d © © M OVIF * » * ft P - jhm an S Lunch (1 IH3 ) J o n a th a n F’t y - Tim Gurry The 1 9 8 2 c u s ís tn the I atkland Isla n d s fo rm s the b a c k gro u n d lor the. stu d y tn c y n ic is m ir at I X us* • Jeh tent ra d io jou rnalist an d h is on a m o ra lly I I A U S T IN C IT Y L IM IT S I - IB Mames B ro th e rs B a n d peiform The Closer G ive M* One M '*; Chanr r ' and YOU G e l High, R olhn along with others ED BURNS A N D ALLEN 24 ( I S T A R TRf S © m o v i e w f f k D ISN EY CD Dor a : Due* ■> «. v - M . 0 P0f’S Ttüs PRW* ■ r CFCJPi Skmh of tT# Lost Vitey B ..... 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R a J Ra » K e l ■ ! rom A riz o n a (R) ( >8 1 ) ( hustopher CD M O v lE * * Chapman Robert Logan Unhappy with her Me in th# City, a girl leaves her mother and step tatner to hve with her real father in the Alaskan a derness 12:50 CD MO VIE * * S nan Lesley Anne Down Spirits from E s k mo mythology mater a lire m Southern Cahtorma and tefc# possession of an anthropologist s ...................P )S ( Í ) ! \ ' W É i. \ ü M l t H l m l f i I C l M O V IE •t:ert D ’ '< to Catr , M -aity Bo* n , cham p io n Ja k e . a M ota s * tu d e tot v. ten e tiftn g s * .m s u c c e vs in tt e ring b >t 1 s r u p ts h is p e r s o n a l tit# (R) CD SHOPPING PLACF v D JA C k B E N N Y ED E V f H r B O D Y S m o n e y M A T T E R S *1 MOVE •• i ta k t emmon Erm# - avacs A pr vale 11 gs u-y,eves hts tell--* r e is nurses and prisoners m a"v>ng OH the enlisted m#r ott M id Balt a a id par ’ . CD C H A R Y T N ED M O M Y * U / / 1 f CD A l t S T A R J A M A lT H B O D I D O l F Y & F R IE N D S CD NIGH T T R A C K S ' 2 05 12 10 CD M O V IE * * 1 en >ra ( Hen Barkm An mve* ’ jation into the a la r m in g u ir t e a s e ot C ltn tC S p a tie n t J e a t h t o ll points I - f >ul p la v w ith t h - h ispdai s computer netw rk R * ' cleaning method used (Brush­ ing attr r meals is still the best way to protect teeth g u m s) The little plastic or rubber ti p s on toothbrushes were adapted round toothpkk to trom massage b e t w e e n - t e e t h gum tis­ sue And balsa vs >od toothpicks were an aid tor cleaning b e ­ tween overlapped teeth, surfat* es dibit ult to clean with a tooth­ b r u s h , o r under and around b r i d g o w o r k , particularly w h e r e dental floss can't be used. It gums bleed trom using sut h toothpicks, either the pi( k s being used incorrectly, or the bleeding indicates periodontal problems and the need tor pro* fessional dental ( arr* MotNnC orcS 1 00 o C R O O K ANO CHASE CD NIGHT FLIGHT Vide CD G SmORTSTORIES . ; t A . •• • •*• ¡ »h« award winn ng BlackOu’ o Hc»ney> » - Lane h - D e a e r'S Oaughter a-so Ph i.p Angtrm stars m T” # a D h Lawrence adaptation ED '0 0 C LU B EJ1 CD NO VELA M . - v p t d amarse mucho pero tamoen odiarse p -due perteneciar a dde entes lemas a í • ■ • t s (Repetición) CD VIDEO EXITOS de todos ios públicos (Repetición) ' O NE A S CD MOVIE M e d - .a Met h. apatía Lee Colleen Bteonan Trave'ers m medi e ,.j E ¿¡and snare erotic stories •• 1 ' ( t * 1 05 1 30 1 55 CD N I G H T TRACKS n- J-’ed f ” • O VIDEOCOUNTRY ess I DM ) Lmda Ronstaot & Jam es Ingram ("Som ew here Out There ) Va dy ( S o n r, s Oteam 5 (In Stereo) CD SPORTSCENTER - H* j r ■ v CD M O V IE * • Eddie O'Con - Pa lsy Kensit Against tt*t CO t i 9 58 London ar asp -mg young photographer loses his girK ' a tashion house (In Stereo) -end- t, and V em beckdr p 'he oead *"* pg t3 g CD MOVIE * * * Dume Rosanna Arquette Director Martin Sc or i -se s da'* humored chronic e ol a New Yor*e- s n.ghtmar sh late n.ght adventures tn * act Manhattan R g 2 00 f ) NEWS - CD VIDE 0 VIBRATIONS s NIGHT FLIGHT —e d . CD € 3 BUFF ALO BILL - man Newdell je ts a shot at stardom ED MOVIE * * 9' “ * gornery Lola Albright A white man raised by Pawnee Indians e*per enees loyalty conflicts 1 A »•• “ ' » - 8 >5 ’ ’ ® CD N O V E L A de amor senado por un secrete que nadie p d a :»• a conocer (Repetición) EC INVESTMENT ADVISORY © M O V IE * * > joan F ontame Louis Jourdan Based in Bo c i a cio s tales An old man s lovely young wife is pursued by a lusty would be lover N . CD NOVE l A Y a la i v (Concusión) CD SENIOR PGA GOLF The D m round coverage •• — San Antonio, T* CD P l AY BO y COMEDY THEATRE C imedy Store III 1 (R ) 2:05 CD NIGHT TRACKS © MOVIE * * ! 2 R ascal ( 1969) Steve For rest Billy Mumy A spun*, raccoon bet-ends a lonely boy, but later causes problems for the youngster s family and neighbors G 2 30 CD ASSAULTED NUTS a show with sketches performed by a si» member t • * • cast CD © MONTREUX ROCK v s- - anees 'rom the '9 8 6 Montreu* G den Rose Rock Fest val in Switzerland Features Roger Daihey Julian Lennon, Queen, and the Culture Club Host Phil CoHms © MOVIE ** th e * Modine Lmda Fiorentmo An 18 ye«yr otd begins a brutal training schedule in order *o defeat the toughest wresbef in the state (In Mat F I L M S P E C I A L S F I J I C H R O M E 1 0 0 15 M M 24 h Xt> O M \ 8 3 . 0 0 When vou bu> -5 rol -with manufacturer 'M u t t \U F A C O L O R S ( 1 5 r i p . ) S i . m M , 1 \ H V I I 3 ( 2 7 e x p . ) S t I R D E V E L O P A J V D P R I N 1 S t 41 1 1 0 , 1 2 6 , & 1 3 .5 » 2 4 f i p « » * B r f 8 — 8 0 . 9 9 3 6 e i p o k u r f * — 8 1 2 . 9 9 S L I D E P R O C E S S I N C . 2 1 e x p o s u r e — 8 3 . 9 9 3 6 e x p o s u r e — 8 4 . 9 9 R a l p h ) . 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