t h f Da il y T ex a n

Vol. 86, No. 4.

v IV

The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

M onday, N ovem ber 3 , 1 9 8 6 

2 5 c

S h iite s re ie a s e hostage

Further negotiations left to U.S. government, kidnappers say

Associated Press

B E IR U T , L eb a n o n — S h iite M o slem kid ­
n ap p ers freed A m e rican h o sp ital a d m in istra to r 
D avid Ja co b se n o n S u n d a y afte r h o ld in g him for 
17 m o n th s an d said re c e n t U .S . m o v e s m i^ht 
lead to re le a se o f o th e r A m erican cap tiv e s in 
L eb a n o n .

to U S o fficials o n a s tre e t 

Ja c o b se n , 55, o f H u n tin g to n B ea ch , C a lif., w as 
tu rned o v e r 
in 
M oslem w est B eiru t. A U .S . E m b assy o fficial, 
w h o in siste d on a n o n y m ity , said Ja c o b se n w as 
in good h ealth and w as at th e e m b a s sy c o m ­
p ou nd in C h ristia n e a st Beiru t 

A n g lican C h u rc h e n v o y T erry W aite flew in 
from C y p ru s, m e t w ith Ja c o b s e n , and th e n told 
T h e A sso cia te d P ress in a te le p h o n e interview , 
'D av id is w ell H e an d I had a c o n v e rsa tio n to ­
g e th e r for so m e h o u rs H e is lo o k in g forw ard to 
s e e in g his fam ily and frien d s "

W aite, an e m issa ry o f A rc h b ish o p o f C a n te r ­
bury R o b ert R u n cie , rep o rte d ly h as b e e n s h u t­

tling a m o n g L e b a n o n , Syria an d C y p r u s sin ce 
T h u rsd ay in a n e ffo rt to free fo re ig n h o s ta g e s in 
It w as n o t clear 
w hat role, if a n y , h e had in 
Ja c o b s e n 's re le a se .

1 L eb an o n . 

W aite w as 

s e e n S u n d ay 
I b o ard in g a U .S . m ilitary h eli­
co p ter in L a rn a c a , C y p ru s, in 
a p p e a ra n ce 

first publii 

J his 

sin ce Friday

Islam ic Jih a d , 

th e u n d e r­
g ro u n d e x tre m ist g ro u p that 
held Ja c o b s e n , still h o ld s tw o 
jo u rn a list 
o th e r A m e rica n s, 
T erry A n d erso n an d e d u ca to r 
T h o m a s S u th e rla n d It said last y e a r th at it killed 
U .S . d ip lo m at W illiam B u cklev, but n o b o d y w as 
found.

Jacobsen

T h re e o th e r A m erican s w e re k id n a p p e d 
Frank H erb ert R eed , Jo se p h Ja m e s C ic ip p io and 
1 d w ard A u stin Tracy -— and o th e r grou p s 
claim ed to be h o ld in g th em . C h ristia n rad io sta-

tion s and telev isio n rt ported ovt r the p re v io u s 
tw o d ay s that six k id n ap p ed A m e rican s an d tw o 
of eig h t I rcn ch hostag* - w ould bt let go But in 
W a sh in g to n , a S ta te D e p a rtm e n t sour»»- said 
U S, o fficials ex p e cte d o n ly o n e h o sta g e to be 
released 
i hi so u rre spot- < on c o n d itio n o f a n o ­
n y m ity

Islam ic Jihad said in a s ta te m e n t issu ed after 
Ja c o b s e n 's release, " W e hold th e A m e rn a n g o v ­
e rn m e n t fully re sp o n sib le tor th e c o n s e q u e n c e s 
of any failu re to tak* ad van tage of this o p p o rtu ­
nity and proceed with cu rre n t a p p ro a c h e s that 
cou ld lead, it c o n h n u e d 
to a so lu tio n of the h o s­
t a g e s "

In S an ta B arbara, ( aid , P re sid en t R eag an said 
h e cou ld not d iv u lg e d eta ils of w hat led to the 
re le a se , but 
hav e b een w o rk in g 
th ro u g h a n u m b er of s e n sitiv e c h a n n e ls t or a 
lon g tim e "

that 

"vm 

W hite H oust s p o k e sm a n Larry S p e a k e s said 
th e re w as no c h a n g e in th e U .S . police a g a in st 
'g iv in g in to the d e m a n d s of te rro rists "

UT suspends sit-in protesters

By ANDREA D. GREENE
Daily Texan Staff

T w elv e s tu d e n ts w h o to o k part in the ta k e o v e r 
o f U n iv ersity P re sid e n t W illiam C u n n in g h a m 's 
office last m o n th h a v e b e e n su sp e n d ed fro m the 
U n iv ersity for o n e y ear

T h e s tu d e n ts a re s u s p e n d e d from O ct 2Ü until 
O ct. 20, 1987, c a u s in g th e m to m iss th re e s e m e s ­
ters o f sch o o l b e ca u se th ev will be u n a b le to reg­
ister fo r Fall 1987.

U T o fficials w o u ld n o t c o m m e n t on th e in d i­
vid ual c a se s b e ca u se o f th e E d u catio n al R igh ts 
and P rivacy A ct, said Jo h n R agle, a s sista n t to the 
D ean o f S tu d e n ts.

O n e o f th e a rre ste d s tu d e n ts, S u s a n S v a te k , 
said th e s tu d e n ts will ask for a h e a rin g on the

s u sp e n sio n p e n alty 

R agle said th at u n d er UT d iscip lin a ry rules, 
the arreste d s tu d e n ts received s u m m o n s e s for a 
c o n fe re n c e 
th e d e a n 's o ffice w h e re G ag e 
P ain e, a s sista n t d ean o f stu d en ts, e x p la in e d the 
d iscip lin ary p ro c e ss and the s tu d e n ts ' rights 

in 

" I f th e a lle g a tio n s are u n su b sta n tia te d [at that 
p o in t}, th e m a tte r is d ro p p e d ," R agle said. If the 
ch a rg e is fo u n d valid, th e stu d en ts are a sse sse d 
a p en alty . H o w e v e r, th e stu d en t h a s a c h o ic e of 
e ith e r a c ce p tin g th e p en alty or ase m g f o r a h e a r­
ing w ith G ay lord 
le n t/, p ro fe sso r of b u sin e ss 
law 
th e h e a rin g officer a p p o in ted b\ th e UT a d ­
m in istratio n

k n t / will h e ar a s tu d e n t's ca se and eith er 
d ism iss it or assess ,i p en alty that mav be m ore 
or less le n ie n t th an the o riginal o n e

'S o m e tim e s thi 

stu d e n t prt ft rs a d m in istra ­
tive d isp o sitio n b e c a u se 
is a 
it {th e p en alty ] 
k n o w n q u a n tity ,' Ragl* said " T h e h e a rin g o ffi­
c e r i.in ch o o se from tht full ran ge Of p e n a ltie s. 
T h e final ap p eal is to th e p r e s id e n t."

The UT p resid en t a p p o in ts tht h earin g o ffice r, 
w h o m u st be a faculty m e m b e r and h av e law 
train in g , said R o nald B ro w n , vice p re sid e n t for 
stu d en t affairs.

O n O ct. 20, 12 s tu d e n ts , tw o n o n -s tu d e n ts 
and tw o form» r students locked th e m se lv e s in to 
C u n n in g h a m 's o ffic e an d d em an d e d that the L 1 
S y ste m Board of R e g e n ts m eet 
im m ed iately , 
com t up w ith a p lan to d iv ert UT h o ld in g s in 
S o u th A frica.

1 he In w ere c h a rg ed w ith d isru p tiv e a c tiv ity , 

a m isd e m ea n o r

Students arrested 
in shanty attack

By ANDREA D. G R E E N E
Daily Texan Stall

U niversity p o lio arrested 
m ale s tu d e n ts w h o m 
thev 
kn o ck in g o v e r th e D em ocrai 
A cad em ia sh an ty on th e W est 
early Frid ay.

fou r

UT P olice C h ie f D o n ald ( a n n o n 
said tw o of th e m en attack e d an 
officer w ho w as trv in g to arrest 
them O th e r o ffic e rs w e re ab le to 
su b d u e the tw o an d th en h an d i uff 
the four m e n , he s a i d 
"T h ey got him 

[th e o ffice r] 
dow n on th e g ro u n d an d slu g g ed 
him a co u p le o f tim e s ," C a n n o n 
said 
I he o ffic e r had o n iv m in o r 
b ru i,e s , he said.

UT p o lice o fficer D o n n a M aga 
b u s in e ss 
said A nd rew W e lch , 
Ja m e s M c L e n ­
so p h o m o re , and 
don n atu ral s cie n c e s 
fre s h m a n , 
w ere c h a rg ed w ith crim in al m is ­
chief an d 
Jeff 
Me P e te n and S a m u el 
I ru sse ll, 
both p re -b u sin e s s fre s h m e n , w ere 
charg ed w ith 
- rim in al m isch ie f. 
All four w e re tak en to th e T ra v is 
C o u n ty Jail 

re s is tin g a rrest 

Ronald B ro w n , vice p re sid e n t 
for studt nt a ffa irs, sai d p o lice had 
arrested a fifth p e rso n w h o w as 
ru t ased afte r q u e s tio n in g .

The 

fo u r 

s tu d e n ts w ill 

go 
th ro u g h the sam e d iscip lin ary p ro ­
cess as the 12 s tu d e n ts w h i w ere 
arrested 
the 
O ct 20 ta k e o v e r ot UT P re sid en t 
W illiam C u n n in g h a m 's 
o ffic e , 
B row n said 

in c o n n e c tio n w ith 

T h e d isciplinary p ro o *«, b e g in s 
w hen a stu d e n t re< eivt - a It ter ot

su m m o n s from th e D ean of S tu ­
d en ts O ffic e , B row n said. At the 
m e e tin g , th e s tu d e n t can acce p t an 
’ 'MHnstrative d is p o s itio n " — a 
" 
pt rub'v a* s e s s m e n t giv en 
if the 
ail', -ation s a g a in st th e stu d en t are 
found valid — o r ask for a h e a rin g 
of the c a se b y a h e a rin g o ffice r 
w h o w 11 d e c id e both the facts of 

i l S D
p
one

'< and th e p en alty 
M o rris, a fo rm er stu d e n t 
a tht 16 arreste d in the 
said he found th e shanty 
:*d 
F rid a y . T h e 
Wets reb u ilt t v Frid ay at

t a r l y 

uism anti'
Structure 
tern»k >n.

Br< >w n 

said that i v 9 :30 a m Fri- 
day, tht
p o lice had m ad e no c o n -
ru ctio n b e tw e e n th e Frid ay n o rn - 
ing v and alism 
fo u r past 
a t t e m p t t o dt stroy the s h a n ty .

and 

T h e police did so m e extra in ­
te rro g a tio n , 
" T h e 
B ro w n 
last i ve h eard is that thev h a v e n 't 
be e n a b le to e sta b lish a c o n n e c ­
ts >n."

said 

I h e s h a n ty w a s b u rn ed d o w n 
O ct. 3 an d k n o ck ed o v e r b y a 
stolen C u sh m a n v e h icle O c t 13, 
M orris said th e s h a n ty also w as 
's m a s h e d w ith a h a m m e r" O ct. 
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Morris and Ja m ie < His, an A u s ­
tin C o m m u n ity C o lleg e s tu d e n t, 
gave The D,n!\ Texan a cop\ o f a 
letter they said th e y foun d w h en 
shanty Friday 
thev 
m< irmng

rebuilt 

t h e 

The le tte r s ta te d , " F u c k yo u Lib­
erals — W e 're rid d in g U T of this
fucking e y e s o re !! S ig n e d — C o n ­
nery ati\ e R e p u b lic a n s ."

Austin M arathon a ttra c ts 1,500

B e c a u s e of th e need
to devote adequate space to elec­
tion coverage, the Texan is running 
advertisem ents on Monday s World 
and Nation page instead of having 
a full page of news We apologize 
for the reduced amount of world 
and nation coverage, and would 
like to assure our readers this m ea­
sure is temporary

E L E C T I O N 8 6

Same time, four years later
Mark White and Bill Clements will 
go at it again on Tuesday The race 
has centered on the state economy 
prisons, education and both candi­
dates' records See story page 7

W EA TH E R

Hangoverweather 

The Austin

forecast calls for cloudy and coo 
Monday with an 80 percent c h a r ce 
ot occasiona ram H ighs a : be n 
the m io 60s with tows M onday r-y r t 
m the 50s Northeasterly w inds will 
be nea' 10 mph For the national 
forecast turn to p a g e 16

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University extends 
regular library hours
Director foresees increase in staff, 
normal operations by Thanksgiving

By ANDREA D. GREENE
Daily Texan Staff

A s th e d irecto r o f th e U n iv ersity 
G e n era l L ib raries p ro m ised at a U n i­
versity C o u n cil m e e tin g last m o n th , 
h o u rs at th e tw o m ain lib raries h av e 
b e e n in cre ase d to n e ar no rm al

H arold B illin gs, G e n era l L ib raries 
d irecto r, a n n o u n c e d F rid ay th a t th e 
P erry -C astañ e d a L ib rary will rem ain 
o p e n u n til 1Ü p .m . F rid ay s an d S a t­
u rd ay s ra th e r th an c lo sin g at 6 p m 
T h e library w ill c o n tin u e to b e o p e n 
from 8 a .m 
to 11 p .m . M o n d ay 
th ro u g h T h u rsd a y .
O n S u n d a y s, 

th e P C L will b e 
o p en from n o o n until 11 p .m ., and 
th e circu latio n d e s k w ill 
rem ain 
o p e n until 10:45 p .m . — o n e h o u r 
later th a n it c u rre n tly is.

T h e P ete r T. F law n A ca d e m ic 
C e n te r 's h o u rs a lso h a v e b e e n e x ­
ten d ed to 2 a .m . fro m th e p re s e n t 
m id n ig h t c lo sin g M o n d a y th ro u g h 
T h u rsd a y an d o n S u n d a y s.

A lso, th e F in e A rts L ib rary , w h ich 
had b e e n c lo sin g at 7 p .m ., is no w 
o p e n until 10 p .m . S u n d a y th ro u g h 
T h u rsd ay .

Library h o u rs w e re cu t in S e p te m ­
ber afte r a sta te -m a n d a te d h irin g 
freeze 
left G e n e ra l L ib rarie s w ith 
112 v a ca n cie s. B illin g s said at th e 
U n iv ersity C o u n cil m e e tin g th at " a s 
th e h irin g fre e z e g o e s a w a y " th e li­
to re p lace 
brary w o u ld be a b le 
e n o u g h 
library 
staff 
h o u rs.
If 

th e o th e r p red ictio n B illings 
th e U n iv ersity C o u n cil 
m ad e at 
tru e, P C L h o u rs 
m e e tin g c o m e s 
m ay retu rn to 2 a .m . c lo sin g by 
T h a n k sg iv in g .

e x te n d 

to 

B illin gs said 

library ho u rs will

c o n tin u e to exp an d a s staff lev els in ­
c re a se . " T h is m o v es us c lo se r to reg ­
'T h e s e 
u lar library h o u r s ," h e said 
lo n g e r h o u rs sh o u ld sig n ifican tly 
b e n e fit library u s e r s ."

M ich ael W h e lla n , p re sid e n t o f the 
L iberal A rts C o u n cil and o rg a n iz e r 
of th e S ep t. 11 PC L sit-in to p ro test 
sh o rte n e d 
th e 
co u n cil h ad p lan n e d to raise m o n ey 
to k eep th e library o p e n

library h o u rs, said 

'T h i s 

is g r e a t," W h e llan said. 
" I 'm real glad th is is h a p p e n in g b e ­
ca u s e th e w h o le th in g a b o u t the li­
brary is th e re so u rc e s are av ailab le 
in th e re . Y ou can stu d y a n y w h e r e ."

an d 

W h e lla n 

c o u n c ilm e m b e r s 
K ris Stilt, N an cy C a p p s an d A dri­
e n n e Shia hav e e a ch v o lu n te e re d 
tw o h o u rs a w eek to re s h e lv e b o ok s 
at PC L

W h ellan said h e w a n te d " t o d o 
s o m e th in g c o n c r e te " to " m a k e the 
library m o re e ffic ie n t."

"F r a n k ly , it m ak e s m e feel g o o d ," 

W h e lla n said .

M ich ael T n ff, C a b in e t o f C o lleg e 
C o u n c ils p re sid e n t, said h e w ould 
like to see library h o u rs reach pre- 
h in n g -fre e z e levels.

" I 'm v ery m u ch in s u p p o rt o f li­
" W h o 
like al­
to be 

said . 
brary h o u r s ," T riff 
w o u ld n 't b e ? But I th in k , 
w a y s, 
th e re 's m o re w o rk 
d o n e ."

K ev in M cH a rg u e , a s sista n t c o o r­
th e S tu d e n t S e rv ic e s 
d in a to r o f 
C o m m itte e , said th e stu d y hall th at 
h is c o m m itte e o p e n e d in U n iv e rsity 
T e a ch in g C e n te r 2 .1 0 2 w ill c o n tin u e 
to o p e ra te d e sp ite th e in cre a se d li­
b rary h o u rs.

T h e hall will b e o p e n 

from 10 
p .m . to 3 a .m . M o n d ay th ro u g h Fri­
d ay .

By TARA PARKER
Da"v Texan Slat*

For m o st people g e ttin g u p b e ­
fore h a m 
is hard w ork But for 
more- th a n 1 ,5 0 0 ru n n in g e n th u s i­
asts in A u stin S u n d a y , that w as the 
e asy part

It w as m ort th an 26 m iles later be 
fore ru n n e rs from U ondon, M e x io 
and m o re th a n 20 states c ro sse d the 
finish line- o n the sh o re s ot 
I o w n 
1 akt R e fre s h m e n ts , frie n d s and a 
fret m a s s a g e w ere all on h an d to 
h elp p a rtic ip a n ts and 
sp e cta to rs 
alik e recover from the first Austin 
M arath o n

M ark B eers U nited R a te P ro m o ­
tion s c o o rd in a to r, said a lth o u g h he 
faced sev e ra l o b sta c le s in o rg a n iz in g 
the e v en t 
th e race day c a m e o ff ju st 
as p lan n ed

I 

th in k every body 1<>ved 

it, 

Beers said 
'B e sid e s h a v in g to c o n ­
tinuou sly re sto c k the w ate r su p p ly , 
th ere really w e re n 't any o th e r p ro b ­
lem s "

I h e 

tu rn o u t w as e sp e c ia lly en 
co u rag in g to B eers w h o said so m e 
of th e b ig g e st m a ra th o n s h a v e b e e n 
slow g e ttin g started

" T h e D a lla - M arath o n only a t­
tracted 80 p e o p le its first year 
said 
B eers, w h o h o p e s to m ak e th e race a 
trad ition 
in th e C ap ito l citv W e 
teel really g o o d ab o u t th e n u m b e r of 
p eo p le w h o sh o w ed up

The m e n 's 

co m p e titiv e 
scenic c o u rs e 
and p arts ot Last and S o u th A ustin.

field sp ark ed so m e 
tht 
ro llin g , 
th ro u gh d o w n to w n 

tim es on 

Fre d e rick K im ge a Team A d id as 
ru n n e r an d U niversity o f N ew O r ­
lean s g ra d u a te stu d en t ru n n in g his 
17th m a ra th o n , took first p lace bv 
m o rt th a n 3 m in u te s w ith a tim e of 
2:26 12

th o u g h t 

tou g h c o u rs e , a 
I 

lot 
It w a s a 
to u g h e r th a n 
it w ould 
b e ," said K im g e , a th re e -tim e B o s­
ton M a ra th o n v eteran . "1 felt a little 
it safe. 
slu g g ish 
Y o u 'v e g o t 
in th e se 
th in g s ."

I played 
to be sm art 

... so 

A n n e F la n a g a n , a n u rse at S e to n 
M ed ical C e n te r , w as su rp rised to 
learn s h e w as the first w o m an to 
cro ss th e fin ish lin e. S h e attrib u ted 
her w in to th e tact that sev eral o th e r 
m a ra th o n s w e re tak in g p lace n a ­
tio n w id e at th e sam e tim e, leav in g 
th e A u stin field w id e o p e n for an 
u n k n o w n .

"I d id n 't e x p e ct 

to w in ," said 
F la n a g a n , w h o set a p erso n al record 
o f 3 :2 2 .4 4 . "M o s tly , I'm ju st glad it's 
o v e r ."

O th e r w in n e rs 

inclu d ed B ryan 
re sid e n t S am G e o rg e , w ho said h e 
felt p re tty g o o d " after co m p le tin g 
th e 2 6 -m ile ra ce in a w h e e lch a ir. 
A lso in th e w in n e r's circle w a s A u s ­
tin re s id e n t D an L aw so n o f th e R ee- 

bok racin g te a m . L a w so n w o n th e 
h a lf m a r a t h o n 
in 
1:09.50. e d g in g o u t se c o n d -p la c e 
fin ish e r Felix R ip p y , w h o co m p le te d 
th e 1 3 .1 -m ile c o u rs e in 1 :1 0 .2 9 .

c o m p e t it i o n 

T h e y o u n g e s t ru n n e r to c o m p le te 
the 2 6 -m ile c o u rs e w as 18-year-old 
K evin B ro d b o ck , a I T co m p u te r sci­
e n ce fr e s h m a n .

" T ir e d ,” B ro d b e ck said a fte r th e 

race. " I 'm real tir e d ."

Fredenck Klinge of New Orleans takes first place in the Austin Marathon Sunday with a time of 2:26.12.

Tht o n ly real g litch d u rin g th e
w h o le e v e n t a p p e a re d to be ih e lack 
of 
c o u rs e M o st 
tin 
ru n n e rs u se m ile tim es to h e lp pace 
th e m se lv e s d u rin g th e race.

tim e rs o n 

B eers said h e h ad p lan n e d o n 
h a v in g tim e rs at sev e ral d iffe re n t

p o in ts in th e c o u rs e . 
I n fo rtu n a te ­
ly, a d eal I had in I lo u s to n to get th e 
w a tch e s fell th ro u g h ai the last m in ­
It w a s n 't to o m u ch 
ute. he said 
o f a p ro b lem b e c a u se m o st ru n n e rs 
k eep track of th e ir tim e o n th eir 
o w n w atch e s a n y w a y ."

O v e ra ll, h o w e v e r, m o st o f the 
u in n e rs, w o rk e rs and spectators 
touted the ev en t a su ccess

i’v e go t o n ly goo d th in g s to say 
about th is r a c e ,' K lin g e said. " I t 's 
d efinitely th e tx-si tirst-y ear race I'v e 
e v er r u n ."

Karen W arren Daily Texan Staff

 No mishaps cloud Halloween festivities

By THANHHA LAI
and MARILYN LAMENSDORF
Daily Texan Staff

A u stin police were pleased w ith the H a llo w ­
een cro w d this year, saying 80 arrests out of an 
estim ated 100,000 Sixth Street-area celebrants 
was n o t bad.

" It w e n t p re tty w e ll/' said A u s tin police Sgt. 
A n th o n y Lamm e. "T h e crow d was not a mean 
c ro w d ."

M ost o f the arrests w’ere for public intoxication 
o r failure to obey a la w fu l orde r — pedestrians 
refusing to m ove in a counterclockw ise d irectio n 
around the barricades.

The crow d was thickest at m id n ig h t, but the 
H allow een celebration extended w ell in to S atur­
day m o rn in g . Some returned to com m em orate

the Day of the Dead on Saturday n ig h t, w hen 
police arrested about 20 more people.

O n l\ 53 arrests w ere made last vear, b u t the 
crow d also was h a lf the size. Some participants 
said d u rin g peak hours it took 45 m in u te^ to 
w-alk one circle aro u nd Sixth Street fro m C on­
gress A venue to Interstate 35.

Lidia Gonzalez, a pre-pharm acy senior w h o 
dressed as a y e llo w M & M candv, said she left 
after one circu it because it was too crow ded and 
too m any people were d ru n k .

There was this g irl w h o p u lle d one of m v 
friends hair and even kicked h e r," Gonzalez 
I like seeing the costum es and e ve ryth in g , 
■^aid. 
but it was p re tty c ro w d e d ."

But Robvn Weiss, a business sophom ore w ho 
w ent as a little g irl, said she "h a d a b la st" de­
spite the sh o u lder-to -sh o u lde r traffic.

Four city hospitals — Brackenridge, St. Da­
used flu o ro s io p ii 
tnck-or-treaters' candy. 
fin d in g 

vid s, H oly Cross and Seton 
equipm ent 
N one o f the 
h a rm fu l substances in the candy.

four hospitals reported 

to check 

Brackenridge H ospital, w hich has had the X- 
ray candy project fo r 10 years, reported that 
more than 250 adults came in w ith c h ild re n to 
have candy X-raved 

" In 10 years the o n ly th in g we have ever 
found w ith the machines, w hich are sim ilar to 
devices used to detect metal in airports, was 
staples o ff candy packages w h ich got in to the 
kids' bags, said Jesse C astillo, Brackenridge d i­
rector o f radiology.

But one parent w h o brou gh t her three i h il- 
dren to Brackenridge said, " I f they i.in save one 
child in fo u r years, it's w o rth it."

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‘Reagan’ tag on bullet 
spurs Spokane arrest

Associated Press

day.

S I’O K A N I , Wash. — A bullet tagged "F •or you M r 
President," a loaded pistol, stolen credit cards and 
notes about President Reagan's security personnel 
were found in the hotel room and car of a man arrested 
before Reagan's visit lust week, Secret Service agents 
sa\ .

Robert Nelson Jr., 23, of Tacoma, was held without 
bond Saturday awaiting an appearance before a federal 
magistrate F riday on a federal charge of threatening the 
president

Nelson was arrested Wednesday, but few details 
were made public until after Reagan left Spokane after 
a campaign rallv for Republican Sen, Slade Gorton.

Agents said Nelson was picked up because of notes 

found in an elevator at the Iradewinds Motel.

Ihe notes on a dinner napkin detailed observations 
about security personnel around the Spokane Colise­
um, site of Reagan's rallv, agent I im I romblv said Fri*

Ihe notes included descriptions of security vehicles, 
including license numbers, and the notation "IO-2s -•<, 
at 1:23/'

Agents located Nelson's room at the motel after 
checking registration records and comparing handwrit­
ing there with that on the note.

After Nelson was asked to leave ♦he room, an agent 

entered and found a bullet on a dresser, I rombly said.

One side of a note attached to the bullet by string 
said Reagan W ill Die" and "It I miss t arlop w o n't," 
Irombly said 
lie said ( arlop v \ a s apparently <» nick­
name lor Libyan leader Moammar Gadhati

Ihe other side ot the note read "F o r vou Mr Presi­

dent."

In Nelson's car, agents found a five-shot revolver 
with four rounds loaded and a full box ot ammunition 
In a litter bag in the car, authorities found a number of 
stolen credit cards, I romblv said

State races up for grabs

GOP needs sweep of tossups to gain edge in governorships

Associated Press

fuesdav, but 

W A S H IN G T O N — Republicans 
are almost certain to score gams in 
governor's races 
it 
would take a sweep of 10 tossup 
contests ter them to come out ot the 
19K6 elei tions with their goal: a ma­
jority of the nation's governorships 
A survey of the races by Associat­
ed I’ress reporters in the ->0 states 
electing governors this year found 
Democratic candidates appeared 
sate in I i states and leaning ahead 
in two more

In 

five states the Republicans 
were sate and four more states were 
leaning C.f '>P.

The remaining 14 states, a sur­
prisingly 
remain 
large number, 
tossups going into I let tion 1 )av. But 
Republicans must win 10 of those 14 
neck-and-neck races if they are to 
capture a gubernatorial mumntv tor

t h e firs t t i m e s i n c e L*»"*

" I here's just too many dost ones 
to call," said C huck Dolan director 
of the Democratic Governors' Asso- 
ilatu>n

In an elei tion-year arithmetic th it 
favors the G O P Democrats find 
themselves defending 27 of the 44 
governorships thcv now hold 
Ihe 
G O P with but IB governors de 
ti nds only nine

I he rat es that c ould go either v\ a\ 
on iuesday are largelv in states now 
held b\ Democrats — Florida South 
Carolina. Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, 
Hawaii, Arizona, Alaska W y o ­
ming, Alabama and Wisconsin.

Ihree ot the too-close-to-call races 
are in states now held In the G O P 
Oregon, Tennessee and Pennsylva­
nia.

Most ot the endangered Demo­
cratic governorships arc- being va­
cated by popular incumbents But

two Democratic 
incumbents are 
trying to with >tand : ■ rce G O P op­
position — in Texas and 111 Wiscon­
sin, where G ov. Anthonv Lari has 
been pressed by Republican legisla­
tive leader Tommv I hompson 

The Democrats most prominent 
governor, possible presidential can­
didate Mario C uomo ot New York, 
has an easy race tor Ins second 
term Mso expected to win are 
Democratic 
incumbent- in M ichi­
gan, Minnesota Nevada, Massa­
chusetts, Georgia Arkansas, t o n ­
ne ticut and t >hio. Also regardt d as 
sate are Democratic candidates m 
Idaho and Marvland

In Vermont, Democratic Gov 

is 

Madeleine Kumn 
leading but 
could fall short of the 50 percent she 
n e e d s to keep the three-wav race 
from being decided by the legisla­
tu re t olorado also leans Democrat­
ic

Enrile denies pocketing aid

Associated Press

M A N II A, Philippines 
— Defense Minister Juan 
Ponce I nrile denied on 
Sunday that he pocketed 
I S. aid money and said 
the allegations were ap­
parently aimed at stop­
ping his criticism of Phil­

ippine President Corazon Aquino.

Enrile's statement came after U.S. law en­
forcement officials in Washington said he 
was under federal investigation into whether 
aid money was diverted to his personal ac­
counts while he served under Ferdinand 
Marcos, the ousted president.

"A t the outset, I categorically deny such 
allegations, and I welcome anv investigation 
into the matter in order to clear the name of 
my family and my office,” Enrile said.

Tie branded the allegations as being ap­
parently part of a veiled blackmail scheme" 
to halt his criticisms of Aquino's policies, but 
he was not more specific.

"Needless to say, 1 shall not be silenced or 
intimidated by anv designs to prevent me 
from serving the national interest," he add­
ed, offering to show his financial records to 
anyone "w h o makes a legal challenge."

Enrile helped lead the military revolt that 
led to M a rc o s ' ouster last February and his

flight to exile in I law an after 20 v cars m p> >w 
er Lnnlt has become a strong critic of A qui­
no's policies and tu r chief political rival

About 1.000 Marcos loyalists meanwhile 
rallied Sundav outside the IVfense Ministry 
headquarters to show- support tor I nrile and 
tor his demand that Vquino take a harder 
line on communwt r e b e l s fighting tin gov­
ernment

The demonstrators tied banners onto posts 
reading "Long I ¡ve Minister I nrile, ( ham- 
pion and Defender of Demixracv

In VVashington, 

Justice D epartm ent 
spokesman Patrick Korten confirmed that an 
investigation of Enrile w a s under wav but 
refused to characterize it except to s a v it in- 
v olved the Philippines

Korten denied a report in the San Jose, 
Calif., Mt'rcun .Yews that until last week 
senior Justice Department officials had told 
the I S attornev tor San 1 rancisco, Joseph 
Russoniello, to delay the investigation ot En- 
rile.

The newspaper reported Saturdav 

that 
Russoniello wrote a letter in March to depart­
ment officials questioning a complex s e rie s ot 
real estate deals involving the purchase and 
sale bv Enrile s wife Christina ot two con­
dom mums in San Francisco. The paper said 
the investigation was delayed tor political 
reasons.

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Disarmament would provide 
edge to Warsaw Pact forces

Associated pfess

W A S H IN G T O N —~ Eliminating all nu­
clear weapons w ithout building up N A T O 
forces would gi\< 
the Soviet Union an 
overwhelming edge in Europe and the 
ability to conquer that continent quicklv, 
say congressional. Pentagon and West 
Europe an t xperts

"W e will need a massive buiid-up in 
conventional weapons it we have no nu­
clear deterrent," said the author of a con­
gressional study on the impact ot arms 
control proposals advanced at 
the 
stalemated Iceland summit

It you ask 1 xperts how long it would 
take N A T O to capitulate pessimists sav 
three davs and optimists sav 30 days,” 
s a id the congressional staffer, v\ho spoke 
on condition ot anonvm itv.

The report winch has not been re­
leased, concludes that within two weeks 
of mobilization, Soviet-led Warsaw Pact 
forces would have a 2 -2 -to-l edge in fire­
power over the North \tlantic Treaty O r­
ganization, counting troops planes tanks 
and personnel carriers.

N A 1 0 could defend Europe even it the 
Warsaw Pact held a ! s-to-1 edge, the re­
port s,i\s but West European countries

‘We will need a massive 
build-up in conventional 
weapons if we have no nu­
clear deterrent.

— Author of congressional
study

over the vears have balked at I S. c a l l s to 
increase the size of their forces.

Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev says 
President Re agan agreed to the' total elimi­
nation of all nuclear weapons at the Ice­
land meeting and initial statements bv 
administration spokesmen concurred 

But tire White House now says that 
Reagan had in mind a deal that would 
have maintained the nuclear deterrent in
I urope and that appears to be the onlv 
formulation acceptable to U s and Y \ TÓ 
militan officials.

Pentagon spokesmen asked to describe 
how eliminating all nuclear weapons 
would attect the balance of power in Eu­
rope said they were on W hite House or­
ders not to comment

They are on record, however, as saying 
that the Sov iet Union enjoys a significant

edge in non-nuclear torces in Europe and 
that without the nuclear threat the U S.- 
led North Atlantic 1 rea tv Organization 
probabiv could not withstand Soviet at­
tack

Sen. Sam Nunn D-Ga., considered one 
of the leading militan experts on Capitol 
Hill, has criticized pri posáis tor the elimi­
nation ot all ballistic and all nuclear weap­
ons saving that either could jeopardize 
N A T O

I uropean leaders hav e voiced concern 
over some ot the proposals that the White 
House sav — Reagan agreed to in Iceland, 
particularlv elimination ot intermediate- 
range nuclear missiles Iron Europt

Reagan and Gorbachev hammered out 
a deal wherebv all intermediate missiles 
would be taken from Europe the Soviet 
Union could keep 100 warheads aboard 
medium-range missiles in Asia and the 
United States could retain the same num ­
ber in America.

Ihree week- after the Iceland summit, 
which reached an impasse over Reagan 
plans tor developing advanced anti-mis­
sile weapons, the t S and Soviet sides 
differ over what was agreed upon in Ice­
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Last words

The election: What does it all mean?

YV

e ve already heard about how them eless this year's elections 
are, and how few trend s you can see in the national races 
(other than negative cam paigning). There just d oesn't seem 

to be a referendum this tim e.

So we re left trying to find them e in the Texas elections. Looking 
down the line at the cand id ates and the issu es in the races, the overrid­
ing question is: W hat d oes it all m ean?

For the m ost part, not m uch.
There are referenda on the in­
cum bents' perform ances, but 
it's hard to find oth er issu es the 
races have in com m on. T h e at­
torney general race has D em o­
crat Jim M attox ru nning on his 
record and R epublican Roy Bar­
rera running on the fact that he 
isn't M attox. Likew ise, the Dis­
trict 49 race has R epublican Bob 
ru n n in g on his 
R ich ard so n 
record and Jo hn Keel running on the fact that he isn 't Richardson.

ESTU

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So, to find a real referendum that d oesn't focus entirely on the candi­

dates' personalities, w e have to go to the top — the g ov ern or's race.
And the problem there, of course, is that the gubernatorial candidates 
have done as m uch negative cam paigning as anyone else.

But let's ignore the ads for the m om ent. L et's concentrate on what 

con stitu tes a m essage from Texas voters.

Is the econom y the issue? In a sen se, yes — you really can 't find any 
issues to talk about th.it aren't related to the budget crisis in som e way, 
and you certainly can 't find an oth er issue that affects people as much.
But what would the m essage be? The voters can 't exactly fix the 
cause of the crisis, because neither Gov. Mark W hite nor form er Gov. 
Bill C lem ents can keep oil prices from falling. So the the voters can 
only send a m essage on w hose solution they like better.

And even th en , the m essage w ould n't m ean m uch. W hite has prov­

en how he would handle the problem : Cut the budget as m uch as it 
realistically can be cut, then make up the rest through taxes. C lem ents 
still cam paigns on the platform of " n o new taxes" — w hich m eans he 
can raise the sales tax as m uch as he w ants, since that isn 't a new tax.

Still, voters could pick C lem ents becau se they think h e's got the right 

attitude about taxes. But believing he really w on't raise taxes with an 
estim ated $5 billion shortfall in the next biennium — or, w orse, believ­
ing he can avoid raising them and still balance the budget w ithout 
gutting higher education and essen tial s e rv ice s— is an oth er matter. So 
the v oters would be sen d ing a "w is h " m essage they know isn 't realistic 
and, in fact, could backfire in catastrophic ways.

So is the prison issue the big them e? You certainly can 't ignore the 

overcrow ding and the early releases, but getting at the root of the 
problem isn't easy. W hite has presided over much of the early releases 
without finding a wav out, but C lem ents is the one w ho vetoed funds 
for new prisons, so any m essage sen t about them would be muddled.

But the other thing to consid er is that the budget crisis and the 
prison problem s are both short-term issu es. T h ey're problem s that a 
governor has to deal with every dav, and he has to handle them well 
enough to avoid d isaster. Still, to have a real referendum on the future 
of Texas, you have to find out w hich candidate has an agenda that goes 
beyond just keeping the state running.

And y ou 've probably guessed w hich issu e that leads us to. Yes, it's 
education. It's a good indu ator of how progressive Texans are — and 
it's the i-'sue we stud ents are supposed to be w orrying about anyw ay.
It s also the issue in w hich W hite has set the term s of the debate. By 
presiding over the passage of the public education reform s, W hite has 
attem pted to prove Texas is as progressive as the o th e r states that are 
reform ing their publii education system s. C lem ents, trving to prove 
lu s com m itted to edu cation, has said he would fine-tu ne som e parts 
ot the education reform bill — but all lie is doing is reacting to the 
initiative W hite has already taken.

The bill has its unpopular provisions — parents and coach es don't 
like the "n o -p a ss, no-p lav " rule, and teachers have com plained about 
having to take com petency tests. But the bill was a gam ble: it was an 
attem pt to see w h eth er 1 exans are now progressive enou gh to accept 
the price of higher standards so that the state's public education sys­
tem can im prove. I exas has alw ays had a reputation for being a "b a ck ­
state, and 10 years ago the bill never would have had any 
ward 
support 

but W hite gam bled that the support would be there now.
T h at's the real them e ot the election. A bad econom y alw ays hurts 

the incum bent, and the prison problem s are dragging W hite down 
even more. So if he does get to keep his job, he will have been saved by 
his education record. That m akes this election an interesting gauge of 
how m uch I exas l i a s changed over the years — or how m uch it hasn't.

And the award for Most D eceptive A m endm ent on this y ear's ballot 

goes to ... envelope, please ... Proposition 2.

H ere's the way the proposition reads on the ballot: "T h e constitu­
tional am end m ent requiring each house to include in its rules of proce­
dure a rule that each bill contain a title expressing the bill's su b ject, and 
providing for the continu in g revision of state law ."

You w ouldn't know it from the w ording ot the am end m ent, but if 
this provision passes, it will repeal a constitutional requirem ent that 
re q u ire s the subject ot every non-appropriations bill to be sum m arized 
in its title. Instead, it would m ake the requirem ent a procedural rule 
only 

a change that the w ording hides am azingly well.

And it the change is m ade, legislators w ho op pose the am endm ent 
sav it would allow law m akers to slip in provisions that have nothing to 
do with the bill and have them pass unnoticed. Sup porters of the 
am end m ent, meanw hile, say that w ouldn't happen because another 
constitu tional provision would prevent it.

Still, the problem with Proposition 2 is that no on e has explained 
w hy we need to get rid of the constitutional provision. If w e do, there 
m ight be trouble, and there might not — but there d oesn 't seem to be 
any pressing reason to m ake the change in the first place.

— Dei vid N at h e r

firing line

C le m e n ts too ven gefu l

It is tim e for all UT stud ents, alum ni, 
friends and su p p orters to scrutinize what 
next T u esd a y 's election could mean for the 
future o f the U niversity. It could be disas­
trous for the U niversity if the ex-governor 
sud d en ly b ecam e "b ig b o s s" once again. I 
w ond er w hat vital program s of higher ed ­
ucation w ould be axed to help keep his 
cam p aign prom ise not to raise taxes.

W e all know Bill C lem ents is vengeful. 
T his w as greatly evidenced after Southern 
M eth o d ist U niversity was punished by the 
N ational C o llegiate Athletic A ssociation 
for recru itin g violations and payoffs to its 
football p layers. I quote from the Texas 
G overn m ent N ew sletter, Oct. 7, 1985: 
'B u m B righ t, form er chair of the
"H R. 

vox?

d'oeuvre, n\r . hm&mv? m,«

dor made them herself. '

Democratic candidates offer proven leadership
T uesday, voters will have the opportu n i­

MICHAEL MOON
YOUNG DEMOCRATS

ty to elect cand id ates rich in leadership 
and experience. T h ese qualities are nec­
essary to effectively plan for the future of our 
county, state and nation. The D em ocrats are 
the leaders for th e future. Leaders like Gov. 
Mark W hite, w h o has had the courage to as­
sault the revenue crisis; A ttorney G eneral Jim 
Mattox, w ho diligently d efends the state and its 
citizens; Rep. J. J. " Ja k e " Pickle representing 
Central Texas in W ashington; and John Keel, 
candidate for state representative for District 
49. Each of th ese candidates has a proven 
in budget m anagem ent and deserve 
record 
your support at th e polls.

investm ents 

M ark W hite, governor — D espite oil prices 
dropping from $35 to $10 a barrel, W hite is 
m aking 
in education, prisons, 
highw ays and o th er essential program s to e n ­
sure a more econom ically stable state tom or­
row. W hite has a great deal of support for high­
er education, unlike his opponent w h o said 
that higher education is the "o n e state agency 
that [is] a greater w aste than any o th e r" (Austin 
American-Statesman, O ct. 29, 1979). W hite re­
served 15 percent of all tuition to be set aside 
for financial aid. T hanks to W hite's quick think­
ing and action, the special session avoided a 34 
percent across-the-board cut in higher edu ca­
tion, w hich would have m eant m uch more than 
just shorter library hours.

Fighting crim e takes m oney and under W hite 
the violent crim e rate has decreased. Because 
W hite's op p on en t vetoed prison expan sion, we 
are paying tw ice as m uch now to build new 
prisons. W hile C lem en ts' solution to fighting 
crime w as to close the prison doors and refuse 
to admit convicted crim inals, W hite reorgan­
ized the state's C rim estop pers program and led 
the fight for a C rim e V ictim s' Bill of Rights and

C om pensation Fund, w here crim inals w ork to 
pay restitution to their victim s.

Econom ic grow th in the future d ep end s on 
the investm ent we m ake today. W hite could 
have used the decline in revenues as an excuse 
to slash funds for our roads, but because he 
understands that leadership is not based on po­
litical exped ience, he did not. T hanks 
to 
W hite's cam paign for econom ic diversification, 
hi-tech 
like M icroelectronics and 
C om puter Technology C orporation are a testi­
mony to the success of this project.

industries 

Jim M attox, attorney general — H ard-w ork­
ing is an un derstatem ent w hen talking about 
M attox. As attorney general, M attox has in­
creased productivity through stream lining the 
agency. As a form er legislator and congress­
m an, M attox w orked with law m akers for pas­
sage of laws concerning nursing hom e reform , 
consum er protection and crim e victim s' rights. 
Mattox cham pioned the state against m ajor oil 
com panies w hen they violated environm ental 
protection 
la w y er," 
law s. As "th e p eop le's 
M attox's proudest accom plishm ent has been in 
the field of child support. T he collection of 
child support paym ents increased m ore than 80 
percent since the office was shifted from the 
D epartm ent o f Hum an Services in 1983.

The attorney general's office is on e of the 
m ost fiscally responsible offices in state govern­
m ent. For every $1 in appropriations from the 
Legislature, the agency has returned $5 in gen­
eral revenue.

J. J. " J a k e " P ick le, U .S . H ouse of R ep resen t­
atives — As congressm an for Texas' 10th D is­

trict, Pickle has produced a record that has b en ­
efited the citizens of Central Texas for the past 
23 years. Pickle has served as the third-ranking 
m em ber of the powerful W ays and M eans 
Com m ittee and was the second-ranking co n ­
gressm an on the tax reform conference com m it­
tee w here he fought to m ake sure that loans, 
grants and scholarships w ere protected from 
taxation. In C ongress, Pickle wrote the bill that 
assured the financial stability of Social Security 
into the 21st Century. He blocked attem pts to 
abolish the Texas V eterans' Loan Program and 
passed the Aquifer Protection Act to help m ain­
tain the Edwards Aquifer, which provides w a­
ter for Central Texas. Thanks to Pickle, corpora­
tions w ere encouraged 
the 
University on research and developm ent pro­
gram s. Jake Pickle needs to be sent back to 
W ashington to work for us.

to work with 

Jo h n K eel, state representative, D istrict 49
Keel is uniquely qualified to serve the state on 
financial m atters. As a form er Texas assistant 
com ptroller in charge of budget and planning, 
Keel know s w here and how to work w ith the 
state's financial crisis. As a certified public ac­
countant and independent businessm an, he 
know that industries m ust be diversified to cre­
ate a better business clim ate. Keel also has 
m ade a com m itm ent to students. W hen stu ­
dents protested the early closing of the PCL, 
w ho stood out there, late at night, to support 
the students? John Keel.

K eel's opponent has been classed a "m id ­
range hypocrite" by the Austin American- 
Statesman (Aug. 17, 1986) for his inconsistant 
stands on roads and revenues. Keel is the 
friend that students need in the Legislature.

Moon is president o f the Young Democrats.

Republican candidates do deserve your support
E lection day 

JEFF MATSUSHITA
U N IV ERSITY R EPU BLIC A N S

do so again w hen elected.

it said 

is 

to mind 

ju st about 
is 
upon us. This tim e of year 
forces the voting public to 
ask many questions. The first one 
that com es 
"W h o 
should I vote fo r?" The one that 
inevitably follow s is "W h y ? " The 
candidates are doing their best to 
answ er these q u estio n s through 
their cam paigns. By keeping an 
eye on the cam paigns, w e come to 
notice three m ajor races: the g u ­
bernatorial race, the congressional 
race for District 10, and the state 
representative race for District 49. 
The m ajor candidates in each race 
tend to be eith er Republican or 
Dem ocratic. C loser exam ination of 
the races, how ever, should make 
the public realize that there are 
not really two choices but only 
one. That one choice is the Repub­
lican.

R e c o n s t r u c t i o n , 

The m ajor race in Texas is the 
race for the governor's m ansion. 
The two candidates are men that 
we have seen before. The incum ­
bent and D em ocratic candidate is 
Mark W hite. His opponent was 
first Republican governor 
the 
s in c e 
B ill 
student, you 
C lem ents. As a 
might w onder which candidate is 
best for higher education. W hite 
has given the state of Texas the 
distinction of being one of the 
only states to cut higher education 
last year. W orse than that, W hite's 
suggested cuts in higher edu ca­
tion w ere much greater. Further­
that he 
m ore, W hite prom ised 
would never raise tuition, but as

/ / I t is no coincidence that 
when Qements was 
governor, the state's 
business climate was 
rated No. 1 and No. 2 
by two major sourc­
es.^ t

we all know tuition skyrocketed 
300 percent.

is 

clear. Education 

C lem ents, on the oth er hand, 
has made his stand on education 
very 
the 
cornerstone to the Texas econo­
my. C lem ents realizes that higher 
education is tied to the econom ic 
w elfare of Texas. H e expresses 
this in his six-point plan for eco­
nom ic redevelopem ent. It is no co­
incidence 
that w hen C lem ents 
w as governor, the state's business 
clim ate was rated No. 1 and No. 2 
by two m ajor sou rces. The records 
on funding are also interesting to 
note. W hile W hite cut higher edu­
cation in Texas, C lem ents raised 
funding to colleges and universi­
ties by 56.4 percent and to junior 
colleges a w hopping 64.2 percent. 
Th e choice here is obvious.

W hite has broken his prom ises 
to Texas and has led higher educa­
tio n d o w n 
ro ad . 
C lem ents, how ever, boosted both 
h igher education and the econ o­
my while he was in office and will

a b u m p v 

A very im portant race for a seat 
in W ashington will also be decid­
ed. This is the race in the 10th 
C ongressional D istrict. The m ajor 
contend ers here are the D em ocrat­
ic incum bent, Rep. Jake Pickle, 
and the Republican, Carole K ee­
ton Rylander.

than 

Jake Pickle has served this dis­
trict for 23 years and has only 
risen to being the third-ranking 
m em ber of the W ays and M eans 
C om m ittee. A dm ittedly 
im pres­
sive, but not for som eone who has 
been in C ongress that long. Rylan­
der is a m over and a shaker and 
has the ability to accom plish much 
more 
that. She also has 
strong interest in education. She 
has proposed a college savings ac­
count that will allow parents to 
put aside $1,500 a year for 18 years 
as a tax deduction and investm ent 
in the future of their children. Jake 
Pickle has show n his interest in 
education as well by getting a sp e­
cial tax deduction for "b ig b u ck s" 
passed on to the U niversity's a th ­
letics program s. O bviously, he is 
com m itted to his special interests. 
The election of C arole Keeton 
Rylander will not only be good for 
District 10, but for the nation.

Finally, the m ost local of the rac­
es is for the seat of state rep resen t­
ative for D istrict 49. The tw o o p ­
ponents here are the Republican 
incum bent, Bob Richardson, and 
the D em ocratic op p on en t, 
John 
Keel. Th e Austin American States­
man sum m ed up the entire situa­

its end orsem ent 

in 
tion with 
that Richardson 
which 
"perform ed well if not sp ectacu ­
larly" and that there is "n o reason 
to replace h im ." Richardson has 
been awarded the Texas A ssocia­
tion of Concerned Taxpayers' Red 
Ribbon Award 
in 
state governm ent. He was also 
honored by an award from the 
Texas Good Roads A ssociation. 
He has helped pass such lan d ­
mark legislation as the Crim e V ic­
tims' Bill of Rights and w as a key 
player in the acquisition of the 
C enter for Technology at the U ni­
versity.

for efficiency 

John Keel has no such record. 
Furtherm ore, he has run a tainted 
cam paign. C oncerning the John 
Keel cam paign, the Austin A m eri­
can-Statesman said, "S o m e of his 
cam paign literature is som ew hat 
m isleading and there is no reason 
to believe it is not deliberately m is­
is 
lead in g." Again 
clear. You can either vote for John 
Keel who has no experience and is 
running an underhanded cam ­
paign or 
for Bob Richardson 
w hose excellent work has made 
him awarded and endorsed by 
many.

the choice 

W ho should you vote for? The 
Republicans. W hy? Integrity and 
hard work. Those things should 
be in governm ent. The Republi­
cans can provide 
it more ade­
quately than the others.

Matsushita is chairman o f the 

University Republicans.

that 

Texas A&M Board o f R egents, told the 
Dallas Times-Herald that C lem ents had in­
several more SW C 
formed him 
schools would be dragged 
into sim ilar 
scandals, quoting C lem ents as saying 'the 
next one is TC U , then Texas Tech, then 
the U niversity of H ou ston, and finally, the 
University o f T e x a s."

I wish I could have seen the ex-governor 

last Saturday w hen T exas defeated SM U .

It will not do any of us any good to have 
a governor w ho op erates with revenge, 
cuts in higher edu cation, and on and on.

Mark S. Sanders 
Liberal Arts

Rylander vigorous leader
R epublican Carole Keeton R ylander can

provide the vigorous new leadership we 
need in C ongress. As stud ents, we need 
her creative ideas for our future such as 
hom e savings accou nts and college sav­
ings accounts to allow us to save enough 
to purchase hom es and provide for our 
ch ild ren 's educations.

Rylander will help the people of Central 
T exas, as she has done all her life. She 
served, often w ithout pay, as president of 
the Austin school board and on many 
charitable organizations. Rylander was 
then elected the first w om an m ayor of our 
city, to an unprecedented three terms 
W hile her op ponent is ou tspend ing her 5 
to 1 (spending by his ow n account more 
than $1.5 million), merely to trv and keep 
his seat for one last term , Rylander has 
rallied m ore than a thousand w orking men

and wom en and stud ent volu nteers to 
work 
for her, and she has personally 
knocked on neighborhood d oors, averag­
ing six days a week for the past eight 
m onths, 
20,000 
hom es.

reaching m ore 

than 

Rylander op poses the im m igration bill, 
w hich alm ost all Texas congressm en voted 
against but her opponent 
supported. 
Rvlander opposed it becau se am nesty to 
illegal aliens is unfair to the m illions of 
people who want to legally en ter the U nit­
ed States, and because em ployer sanctions 
will lead to discrim ination against H ispan- 
ics. Rylander believes the solution is to 
help M exico's econom y.

Rylander also op poses parts of the new 
tax reform bill that her op ponent voted for 
(again with a m inority of Texas congress­

m en). A lthough her opponent was on the 
tax com m ittee — in a position to help Tex­
as — he exerted no influence and allowed 
state and local sales tax deductions to be 
taken away and IRAs to be rendered less 
appealing for fam ilies m aking m ore than 
$40,000 a year. He also em barrassed Tex­
ans and w as criticized statew ide for de­
stroying the integrity of the tax bill by 
sneaking tw o special tax breaks into a bill 
designed to elim inate such unfair loop­
holes. Rylander will work hard for a fair 
tax system for all taxpaying A m ericans.

We need Rylander, an enthu siastic and 
vigorous conservative, to represent us in 
W ashington.

Richard Munisteri 
Students fo r Rylander

 The Daily Texar Monday November 3 1986 Page 5

GLSA fights for equal rights

Group sponsors rally to raise awareness, fight homophobia

By JACKIE MUDD
Daily Texan Staff

Members of th e G a y a n d Lesbian 
S tu d e n t s A s s o c i a tio n o n 
I ruiav 
called tor m e m b e r s o f th e g a \ a n d 
stra ig h t communities to 
h e a r o u r 
scream a n d fight oppression of le s­
b ian s a n d gay m e n 

A G L S A - s p o n s o r e d rally o n th e 
W est Mall w a s a n a t t e m p t to co m b at 
h o m o p h o b i a — t h e te a r of h o m o ­
sexu als or h o m o s e x u a l i t y — a n d 
A IDS-related h v s t e r i a G L S A b o a rd 
m e m b e r s said th e F rid a y rally w a s 
th e first s p o n s o r e d by th eir o r g a n i­
zation .

" T h e o n e w a \ w e 'r e g o in g to fight 
h o m o p h o b i a is b y c o m i n g o u t , " said 
Beth W i e d e r a e n d e r s , G l.SA 
c o ­
c h a ir w o m a n

" ! h e k i n d s o f o p p r e s s i o n a n d d i s ­
c rim in atio n w e will b e talking a b o u t 
h e r e to d a y e n d a n g e r basic h u m a n 
r i g h t s a n d p u t us all m closets ot 
a n d m i s u n d e r s t a n d i n g , " 
f e a r 
th e a u d ie n c e 
told 
W ie d e r a e n d e r s 
" F o r a p p r o x i m a t e ly o n e h o u r , w e 
will n o t b e s i l e n t ."

" H e a r o u r s c r e a m , b e c a u s e it m a v 
be y o u rs t o o , " W i e d e r a e n d e r s said. 
M o re th a n 40 G L S A m e m b e r s a n d 
s u p p o r t e r s sat o n t h e s t e p s of th e 
h o l d i n g 
M a i n B u i l d i n g , 
p o s t e rs 
a re e v e r y ­
w h e r e , ' " W e a re y o u r b ro t h e rs , sis­
d a u g h t e r s , 
te r s , 
m o t h e r s a n d f a t h e r s ' a n d " A n e n d

f r ie n d s , 

s a y i n g 

s o m e 

s o n s , 

" W e 

to ig n o r a n c e , 
200 liste n e d to g u e s t s p e a k e r s

a s a crow d of a b o u t 

to a p o lo g iz e 

H o m o s e x u a l s g ro w u p s u p p r e s s ­
in g a n " i n n e r s c r e a m ' b e c a u s e they 
arc "c o n tro lle d bv a society th a t tells 
u s 
e \ e r \ 
t h o u g h t , o u r e v e ry feeling; th a t tells 
to h id t o u r 
us to h id e o u r a n g e r 
fe a r 
l o v e ," 
o u r 
h i d e 
W i e d e r a e n d e r s said

for o u r 

a n d 

to 

"I bet th a t t h e r e 's n ig a p e rs o n 
o u t h e r e w h o d o e s n ' t k n o w w h a t 
it's like to b e told You d o n ' t fit in 
th e c r o w d , 
! d ie Schaffer, 
said 
A u s ti n attornev a n d g u e s t s p e a k e r 
at th e rally

"All th e m e s s a g e s a re tht sarru 
said S chaffer a L I S ch o o l of Lav. 
g r a d u a t e " ' D o n ' t tx d if fe re n t, K 
like e v e r y o n e else,'

" A r e w e so w e a k th a t w t can no 
lo n g e r allow each o t h e r th e fr e e d o m 
to be w ho a n d w h a t w e a n 
S c h a ffe r a sk e d . W h e n y o u d e n y us 
tht fr e e d o m to bt w h o a n d w h a t w e 
a re y o u d eny y o u r s e lv e s th e s a m e 
f r e e d o m , "

Schaffer said th e re c en t S u p r e m e 
C o u r t ru lin g th a t u p h e l d th e G e o r g ­
ia so d o m v law m e a n s t h a t " o v e r 10 
p e r c e n t ot the p e o p le in th is c o u n tr y 
h a v e n o c o n stitu tio n a l rig h ts to pri 
vacy in their ow n b e d r o o m s
S chaffer also m e n t i o n e d 

le x a s 
s t a t u t e 21. 06 w hich m a k e s oral a n d 
an al sex b e tw e e n h o m o s e x u a l s a 
C la s s ( m i s d e m e a n o r That s t a tu t e 
a f t e i t s poopL e n g a g e d " in p riv ate

c o n s e n s u a l lo v e m a k in g 
S p e a k t r Paul C lover 

s h e said 
t >rmer d i ­
rector ot th e A ustin AIDS Pro|ect 
said i d u c a t i o n is tin- key to c o m b a t ­
ting A il) S h y steria

" v\ , k n o w e n o u g h a b o u t A l l ,s to 
khow th a t it s n ot casually t r a n s m i t ­
t e d . " C lo v e r said The d i s e a s e is 
s p r e a d only th r o u g h st \ u a l c o n ta c t 
a n d 
s h a r in g ot h v p o d e r m k 
th e 
n e e d le s , h e said

C lo v e r said th e best w a y to s t o p 
th e s p r e a d ot AID S is t h r o u g h th e 
u se of c o n d o m s 
' 
he said 
' D o n t mak« th a t s o m e o n e 
else s is s u e

' Be res p o n sib U 

Halli w e e n w a s c h o s e n a s th e dav 
for t h e rallv b e c a u s e it is th e dav 
" w e c a n p u t o n a n o t h e r tace a n o t h ­
er c o s t u m e , a n d ca n h a v e fu n — yet 
w e c an still nr in ," C 1» v er said 

b o a r d m e m b e r R obbie 
G I S A 
In ► ng o c ­
l e t t w i c h 
- :.d 
c u rr e d d u r i n g th e rallv 
" W e h a d 
a n ti c ip a t e d v io len ce a n d w t w e re 
pleasan tlv s u r p r i s e d 

' sh t said

little 

N ot all -(.vctators a g re e d w ith th e 

v le w s of t h e sp e a k e r 

h o w e v e r

"I d o n ' t 

art 

it s o m e o n e is gay 

a n d 1 d o n ' t w a n t to h e a r it " said 
Tim B elton a m e m b e r of th e i o u n g 
Their 
ot 
C o n s e r v a t i v e s 
l e x a s 
w h o l e p u r p o s t of 
I m gav a n d 
p r o u d of it 

is rid ic u lo u s.'

Liberal Arts Council develops 
contract to prevent cheating

By BILL TEETER
Dany Texan Staw

An h o m M v c o n tr a c t d e v e l o p e d 
bv t h e 1 ibt ral A r t s C o u n c il co u ld 
p re v e n t s t u d e n t s from c h e a t in g it 
is a d o p t e d bv college dt part- 
it 
m e n t s , a c o u n cil s p o k e s w o m a n 
said S a tu r d a y .

Kim M o n d a y , LAC F aculty In- 
terac tion C o m m i t t e e c h a i r w o m a n , 
c o n tr a c t 
said th e " e x p e r i m e n t a l 
will get s t u d e n t s to a c k n o w l e d g e 
th a t 
th e L niversitv ex p e c ts a c a ­
dem ic h o n e stv a n d th a t failure to 
complv n u n re s u lt in e x p u ls io n 

T h e c o n tr a c t, 

to b e s ig n e d h\ 
willing s t u d e n t s sta te s, "I u n d e r ­
sta n d th a t th e Lniv» rsitv of Texas 
exjx i t s its s t u d e n t s to be h o n e s t in 
Fail­
all of th e ir a c a d e m ic w o rk 
ru les re ­
to com ply w ith L I 
ure 
d i s h o n e s t y 
g a r d i n g 
co u ld re s u lt in e x p u ls io n 
th e c o n ­
tract r e a d s

a c a d e m i c 

The cou n cil d e c i d e d to dev* lop 
th e c o n tr a c t after s u r v e y s of s t u ­
in 
d e n t s on 
c la s s ro o m s 
is 
w i d e s p r e a d 
the L niv e rs itv . 
M o n d a v said.

the W est Mall a n o 
in d ic a te d c h e a t in g 

at 

O n e surv ey p a s s e d o u t by s o m e 

p r o f e s s o r s in class 

in d ic a te d t ht

‘I admire the council for 
their efforts. I think it 
will show some results.’ 
— Robert King, dean of 
the College of Liberal 
Arts

of 

s t u d e n t s 

m a jority 
t h o u g h t 
c h e a t in g w as a p r o b l e m About 
half of the s t u d e n t s a d m i t t e d they 
i h e a te d

The p ro b le m may be greater 
th a n tin- survev s h o w e d , h o w e v ­
e r , b e c a u se privacy p r o b l e m s in 
c r o w d e d c la s s r o o m s cou ld h a v e 
k e p t s o m e p e o p le from honestlv 
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'W h e n v ou re s ittin g next 
t*• 
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if - k in d of h a r d to p u t d o w n th at 
y o u c h e a t " M o n d a v sa id .

R o bert K ng d e a n ot th e C ollege 
th e college 

of 1 ibera I Ar t s , sa id 
a lso is w , A ng to c u r b i h i a t m g .

I he g e n e ral fe e lin g is th at it s 
not a crisis b u t t h e r e is a lot m o rt 
of it g o in g o n th a n th e r e s h o u l d 
be K n g said

P ro fe sso rs a re b e in g 

to 
g u a r d a g a in s t c h e a t i n g a n d n o t to

told 

r e p e a t e x a m s K in g said

c o n trac t w o u l d 

K n g said h e h o p e’s th e n o n - e n - 
raise 
n - r ie a b l e 
th e c h e a t i n g p r o b ­
a w a r e n e s s ot 
lem 
' It s ¡us; a way ot m a k i a 
s t u d e n t s a n d faculty a w a r e tha t 
h e said "I 
t ch e a t 
y o u s h o u l d ' 
a d m i r e th e co u n c il to r th< ir t tto rts 
1 t h i n k it will sh o w s, *rne re s u lts 

M o n d a v said a l t h o u g h th e c o n ­
tr act will n o t s t o p c h e a t i n g c o m 
p le te lv , if will p r e v e n t a tew fro m 
d e v id i n g to vheat

A o u d o n t h a v t to s i g n it. b ut 
w e th i n k m o s t p e o p l e will, M o n ­
It somebi*dy s g o i n g to 
d a y sa id . 
th e y will b u t th is will k e e p 
c h e a t 
thi h o n e s t p e o p le h o n e s t

T h e c o n tra c t s o o n will be p r e ­
to d iffe re n t d e p a r t m e n t s 
s e n t e d 
said 
tor c o n s id e ra tio n M o n d a y 
b o th th i I n g lish a n d history d e ­
p a r t m e n t s have s h o w n i n t e r e s t in 
th e co n tra c t

The tact th a t thi c o n tr a c t is a 
its 
s t u d e n t project m a v i n c r e a s t 
d e p a r t m e n t 
a c c e p t a n c e w i t h 
h e a d s . M o n d a v said 1 \ \ i 
th in k 
sin ce it is a s t u d e n t in itiativ e th a t it 
will b t a lot b e tte r re c e iv e d t h a n if 
u )ust c a m e o u t of t h e d e a n s 
u i ," s h e said

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Forest’s fa te to be decided

Experts solve ‘water crisis’
Cooksey, ex-senator participate in drought simulation

By AMY BOARDMAN
Daily Texan Staff

The city of Euphoria was heading up a dry creek 
without a paddle Saturday — at least until a group of 
water specialists jumped in.

In a drought simulation co-sponsored by the L y n ­
don Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs, the Tex­
as Water Commission and other resource-manage- 
ment organizations, the fictional city of Euphoria 
negotiated a water-management plan that the game's 
participants hope will prepare them for a real-life w a­
ter crisis.

"The moral of the story is that if you face the situa­
tion in a gaming sense, you're much more likely to 
handle it well in a real sense," said Dan Sheer, coor­
dinator of the simulation.

"This is the first drought exercise that I've run 
where they actually found a w-ay to w in ," said Sheer, 
founder of W ater Resources Management Inc., a pri­
vate water-management consulting firm. "It's much 
easier to put people together in a game. You can 
make mistakes in a gam e."

The simulation was aided by the use of a computer 
program that kept track of water allocation and ac­

counting so that a month of "real time" could be com­
pressed into five or 10 minutes.

The game's participants were split up into groups 
representing all the potential players in a real drought 
crisis — the city of Euphoria and three agricultural 
users, state legislators, water-rights specialists, lobby­
ists and the media.

The water-management compromise was not de­

tailed by the simulation's participants.

Austin M ayor Frank Cooksey played the role of 

mayor of Euphoria.

" I think this is a useful thing to do to give you a 
picture of the interplay between the various interest 
groups," Cooksey said. " I think 1 learned a little w a­
ter law out of the exercise, and it helped me identify 
with a city that didn't have quite the same leverage 
that we do."

The game may not have been very far from reality, 
said Max Sherman, dean of the LBJ School, because 
"there have been times in the history of Texas where 
you've seen situations like that, so it's very realistic."

Sherman played a senator, a role he actually had 
from 1971 to 1977 as a Democratic state senator from 
Amarillo.

By JOHN BRIDGES
Daily Texan Staff

The fate of about 2,600 acres of 
Texas forest could be decided M on­
day in a meeting between repre­
sentatives of the Texas attorney 
general's office and the U .S. Forest 
Service.

The meeting, to be held near 
Huntsville, was called Thursday af­
ter Attorney General Jim Mattox 
called for an investigation into the 
Forest Service plan to destroy trees 
in the Four-Notch area of Sam 
Houston National Forest in East 
Texas.

The Forest Service agreed to delay 
destruction of the trees until 5 p.m. 
Friday.

Mattox had threatened to sue the 
Forest Service in federal court if it 
did not delay its reforestation pro­
cess for a week to 10 days.

"D uring that period, the attorney 
general will look into questions to 
see if what they are doing is proper 
under federal la w ," Assistant Attor­
ney General Renea Hicks said.

and we haven't been able to look 
into them," he said.

Hicks said Mattox's investigation 
will focus on whether the Forest 
Service is complying with the N a­
tional Environmental Policy Act and 
"whether they are taking actions 
that they had not indicated they 
were going to take."

But David Dailey, deputy super­
visor of Texas' national forests, said 
the Forest Service has taken all steps 
required by federal law before re­
forestation of Four-Notch begins.

Dailey said the agency completed 
an environmental assessment ot 
their plans in M ay 1985 and notified 
the public through a news release 
on Sept. 4, 1985.

Dailey said reforestation of the 
area involves crushing and burning 
about 2,600 acres of trees.

More than half of the trees in the 
6,800-acre Four-Notch area were de­
stroyed by Southern pine beetles 
from 1983Ú985.

About 1,100 acres of trees were 
crushed but none were burned be­
fore the moratorium, Dailey said.

"The questions have been raised,

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 The Daily Texan/Monday November 3 , 1386/Page 7

Governor race 
includes Klan, 
common man’

By ANDREA D. GREENE
Daily Texan S?a*4

As the general election approaches, gubernatorial 
candidates Mark White and Bill Clements fight for per­
centage points in the latest popularity polls, while Li­
bertarian candidate I heresa Dovle r u n s d distant third 

But two governor hopefuls never appear on these 
public opinion registers They are Charles 1 ee the Ku 
the 
Klux Klai write-in candidate, and Joe Muriel, 
"common man" write-in candidate

Write-in candidate Charles Lee, 
31, is the Grand Dragon of t he lex­
as Ku klux Klan. He believes the 
primary concern of Texas govern­
ment should be securing the Texas- 
Mexico border

"A problem is the wide-open bor- 
dt rs of Mexico," Lei said. "It's one 
of our kev problems because of the 
thousands of illegal aliens coming 
across f rom all over Central A m e r i ­
ca."

Illegal aliens smuggle weapons 
into Texas, which tall into the hand- 
of school children, and the open 
Charles Lee
border leaves thi
state vulnerable to "terrorists who 
train in communist terrorist training camps in Central 
America." 1 .ee said.

"I look at the threat of terrorists and I believe it's 
going to come and that [the border] is where it would 
come from,” he said

I he s e c o n d part ot 1 ee's plan call- for stringent c o n ­

trol of AIDS patients

"I feel that the homosexual AIDS carriers ought to be 
quarantined until we can tind a cure or a vaccine," Lee 
said All j ublic bathhouses and "other places where 
they gather ' should be closed, he said.

Part three of Lee's plan is aimed at solving the finan­

cial problems of the state.

"1 believe we need to come up with a state import tax 
on foreign imports," he said. "The only way to prevent 
this cheap, inexpensive foreign trade coming in here is 
to tax it. What I'm in favor of is taxing foreigners who 
are d um ping their oil and their steel in Texas." Lee said 
an import tax 
'mav makt it to where we can cut taxes 
and pav our deficit."

"I think we do not need to look for new sources of 
revenue in our state," Lee said "The problem is the 
cheap foreign oil being dum ped on us. I'm in favor of 
not taxing Texans. 1 think our oil and steel industry is 
going to get jobs. 1 think we need to cut taxes."

Lee said the import tax would make spending cuts 

unnecessary

"I don't have a m particular places we can cut spend­
ing. The main thing we need to do i- get our industry 
back up to full production We definitely don t need to 
cut spending to education "

Voluntary segregation of public schools up to the 

university level i- the tinal aspect ot Lee's plan.

"It w'ould seem to me that the basic consensus is that 
the people I've been talking to — they've been white, 
of course — is that they've bei n taking their kids out 
out of public schools," he said. "1 believe all children 
should hav e an education but only at their own pace 

\ oluntarv segregation of schools will raise the educa­
tional standards that have been falling since integra­
tion, l et said "Right now the Houston Independent 
School District — ont of the largest school districts in 
Texas — is less than 18 percent white because whites 
are faking their kids out of public schools. 1 believe we 
havi to raise educational standards, and the only way 
to d o that i- tor voluntary racial segregation.

"You have predominantly bla«.k colleges in Texas, 
and I don't see anything wrong w ith that. Just like you 
have predominantly whiti colleges

■

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unel, 37, said he is running
tor governor so the "common m an” 
has a candidate in the race

"I'm running because the com­
mon man i- not usually represented 
in a general election like this one," 
I think 1 see things 
Muriel said 
from a different perspective."

"I've never been in politics 1 just 
hope that Texas government can be 
Joe Muriel
more responsive to the people," he 
-«aid "It shouldn't onlv be a contest tor wealthy indi­
viduals who can take the time to campaign.

"I know that I don't -tand a chance to get as manv 
v ote- as thev will because I’m not spending as much 
money, but I know the Texas government should be 
more responsive to the common man," Muriel >>aid 

Hi- campaign -logan ha- been, "N ew leadership, 

new ideas, no new taxes.

Muriel said it elected he will try to eliminate waste­
ful -pending in the administration of the Texas Exami­
nation of Current Administrators and Teachers, or 
TECAT.

Manv of the teachers were concerned about having 
to take a TEC AT and how much it was going to cost 
taxpayers," Muriel said. The $10.5 million the state 
spent administering the test was wasteful because such 
a large percentage of teachers passed, he said.

A cooperation between the school districts and the 
Texas Education Agency would have cost less" because 
the I LA alreadv has standards for accrediting teachers, 
he -aid

Muriel said Texas should shift from oil and gas reve­

nue to reliance on new industry.

Revenue "should come in from new industry that 

should already be here, Muriel said

He said corporations should receive tax break incen­
tives to bring industry to Texas, but he said those tax 
breaks should be contingent upon the companies' 
agreement to increase employment in their firms "by, 
sav, 10 percent every year so we can increase our tax 
base " Muriel said

Muriel said if he were governor, the budget ax would 

fall hard on Austin

"Most of the needless publishing (can be eliminat­
ed]," he said. This includes legislative press releases 
and copies of reports and documents to senators and
representatives, he said

Muriel said he would also "eliminate useless stud­
taken care of in 

ies" because he said the reports can be 
the private sector."

Funding to higher education should not be cut, Mu­

riel said

"I'm all tor that (higher education]/' he -aid. "1 think 
we cannot cut that. That is the basis for the future of 
Texas leadership. We can use a lot of professionals."

Mark White
Background: Bom March 17, 1940, in Henderson; gradu­
ated from Lamar High School in H ouston in 1958; received a 
degree in business administration in 1962 and a law degree 
in 1965 from Baylor University.
Experience: Practiced law with the H ouston firm of Rey­
nolds, Allen and Cook from 1965 to 1969; appointed secre­
tary of state in 1973; elected chairman of the National A ssoci­
ation of Secretaries of State in 1977; elected attorney general 
in 1979; became chairman of the Southern Conference of 
Attorneys General in 1981; elected governor in 1982.

Bill C le m e n ts
Background: Born April 13, 1317, in Dallas; graduated 
from Highland Park High School in Dallas; attended South­
ern Methodist University from 1935 to 1937; left college in 
1937 to work in the oilfields as a roughneck and driller.
Experience: Founded SEDCO Inc. in 1947, which merged 
with Schlumberger Limited in 1984 to form SEDCO FOREX; 
Served on the Blue Ribbon D efense Panel betw een 1969 and 
1970; served as Deputy Secretary of D efense from 1373 to 
1977; elected governor in 1978; appointed to the President's 
Com m ission on Strategic Forces in 1983; appointed to the 
President's Com m ission on Central America in 1983. 
_________________________________________________________________

By BARBARA LINKIN
Daily Texan Stafl

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Four 

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ago, C ,o\ Hill * 
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Clements and former 
Cierieral Mark White tought tor the 
governor's seat On Iuesda\ ?hr-r :
two will once again tace each other •
in an election that lias been dominated by issues such 
as taxes, budget cuts, tin prison system and claims of 
foul play.

I'his time it is White who is defending the governor s 
seat, and most polls indicate he is running behind 
Clements A poll published by I he I limatón ( hroniclc 
and Houston's KTKK FV Sunday shows ( lements five 
points ahead of White. A Gallup telephone poll also 
published Sunday, indicates Clements Has a seven- 
point lead over White, with 5 percent un d c u d e d 
IV 
spite what different polls have m duated both candi 
dates admit it is going to be a close race 

The Texas economv has suffered tremendous bli»w- 
during the past two years because of the 50-percent 
drop in the price of oil The slump has cost lexas its 
major source of revenue, and the state now faces high 
unemployment and a projected S3 billion defu it

It is t h i s crisis that I ras been the focal point of the 
campaign, and related issues such as cuts to higher 
education, prison funding and tax increases have been 
the focus of most of the candidates' speec hes

Clements
Both candidates say thev are capable of leading the 
state out of its crisis Clements reminds voters of the 
booming economv lexas experienced while h< was in 
office, while White urges voters to remember that it is 
Washington that has failed to enact an oil import fee to 
help raise oil prices

Although Clements says White s inability to deal 
with Washington has been a major factor in the state's 
p r o b l e m s , he also believes not all of Texas problems 
are related to low' oil prices

To address what he sa\ s are other problems with the 
current administration, Clements recently issued a siV- 
point 
job plan. The proposals encompass what 
Clements believes is wrong with the White administra 
tion — runaway spending and tax increases 
and the 
changes he w'ould make if elected The plan makes the 
most of Clements' strong managerial background and 
his desire to run government like a business.

■ Control spending and taxes: Clements s a v s he 
"will regain control of state spending bv taking four 
steps." The plan entails prioritizing state agency budg­
ets, obtaining the authority to deal with fiscal problems 
between legislative sessions, merging agencies with 
similar functions while abolishing ones that are not 
necessary and using managerial techniques to control 
spending. Clements says that with these four steps he 
will be able to control spending without cutting essen­
tial services.

■ Encourage small business: Clements bt h e v e s that 
under the White administration small b u s i n e s s has s u f ­
fered, and he b l a m e s most of th e p r o b l e m s on tax in­
creases enacted during the pa st four ye ars Clements 
promises to reform the tort system, repeal the prevail­
ing wage law, remove excess government regulation of 
business and institute "one-stop permitting" to lower 
the cost of starting a business.

"1 know first hand what we need to do in Texas to 
solve the jobs problem," Clements said when he an­
nounced the proposal. "I sav that a s a businessman, as 
a deputy secretary of defense and as a governor of the 
great state of Texas.

■ Enhance higher education: It anything, t lements 
has been able to play up the fact that during the special 
session, White's administration cut higher education 
funding by more than 10 percent.

"Higher education acts as a magnet to attract indus­
try," C l e m e n t s said "At the very time we need higher 
education to help our state Mark White hurts it."

To enhance higher education, Clements proposes 
protection of its funding, support for student tuition 
aid programs and restructuring of vocational education 
to teach relevant job market s k ills .

■ Establish high-tech research centers and centers 
for excellence: Establishing research centers will stimu­
late economic growth and benefit higher education, 
Clements says. He proposes a focus on securing federal

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budget bei a use hi fet Is In- i hon <- 
wt n m the best interest ot thi
s?.,ti

Thi both m line is this," Slaglt 
' Mark Whitt h id the guts to 
tu- 

said 
do things essential tor 
ture

lexas 

Jpyl 

Slagle also criticized Clements' 
blaming White tor the state's oil and agricultural prob­
lems He said cuts from the C,ramm-Rudman act have 
placed a major part in the state s revenue crisis.

White has used Clements' opposition to the tax issue 
a s a way to promote the idea that i lemt nts would cut 
essential hum an services, such as eve glasses for the 
elderlv

1 h e tax increase is not the only unpopular stand 
Whiti h a s defended over the past two months. While 
some were saving the budget cuts were too severe a 
majority ot 1 louse members said the cuts were not deep 
enough

\ - governor during one ot the state's most d fficult 
times W hite had to di vote much of his campaign time 
to dealing with legislators during a special session But 
the controversial measures taken to control spending 
were not entirely detrimental to the White campaign, 
w hich was able to remain in tin- spotlight

The lexas Democratic Partv recently released its re­

buttal to c lements six-point job plan

■ Control state spending: Slagle -aid government 
spending is not out ot control Under White I exas gov - 
eminent experienced the slowest growth rate in 2( '■ 
years he said

k lements’ recent comments about a rev enue neutral 
approach 
to a projected S3 billion budget shortfall 
would torce him to cut education bv >2 5 billion which 
would discourage industry bv raising local property 
taxes Slagle said

Slagle also reminds voters that 1 exas taxes are low er 

than all but -ix states

■ Enhance higher education: As governor Bill 
Clements "proposed higher education budgets S2S4 
million lower than what the Legi-lative Budget Board 
said was needed — at a time of plentiful oil boom revi 
nues Slagle said

Slagle also questioned how Clements would control 

Enhance 

spending whili enhancing higher education.
really means 

funding and 
Clements i- trying to have it both wav - — proposing 
spending increases while hi claims we can erase a S3 
billion shortfall w ithout new revenues,' Slagle said

increase 

■ Istablish high-tech 

research centers: "Again, 

Clements hypocritically propose- more -pending 
Slagle -aid

V\ hite and It k,ov Bill Hobbv started a private fund­
ing drive and created a new research fund in the state 
budget last session he said.

Mark McKinnon, press secretary for the White cam* 
paign, said the funding drive is "basically a blueprint 
tor the creation of a permanent research fund."

Mi Kinnon said the plan is to build up $5(XI million in 
capitol and -tart allocating money once the SIM million 
ha- been raised.

■ Encourage small business: U nder White, Slagle 
said, the Small Business Revitalization Program ha- 
created thousands ot job- and directed over S100 mil­
lion in investment capitol into 22 small business devel­
opment projects

"During hi- term d e m e n t s refused to participate in 
the Small Business Revitalization Program," Slagle 
said. "Further 
the Republicans in Washington have 
twice tried to abolish the Small Business Administra­
tion."

■ Improve ties with Mexico: Government and busi- 
ness cooperation with Mexico has been ' excellent" un­
der White, and with Agricultural Commissioner Jim 
Hightower, he has initiated an agricultural trade pro­
gram, Slagle -aid

In Washington, administration policy ha- not done 
much to help, nor did Clements, who was governor 
when he muttered statements like 'I'm not governor of 
Mexico,' " Slagle said.

But, Slagle said, it is difficult to expect substantial 
economic development from a country as depressed as 
Mexico.

■ Improve 

ties with Washington: Slagle calls
Clements' accusations "partisan blackmail" and blames 
not White but the Texans in Washington for not help­
ing the state.

grants and defense projects and . reating state-level ro­
seare h park capabihtv.

I nder mv tente rs ,»f excellenee program, 1 w ill help 
eae h um v« rsitv dev i lop its potential t« > be the best in at 
least one area ot importance 'h e said "University ro­
seare h tunded bv the state is beginning tv» pav oft

■ 1 xpand commercial ties with Mexico: 

Ih* bordt

economv from 1 1 Pase» to Brownsville depends on < x- 
pansie»n of trade and opening ot markets C lements 
s a i d

Texas and Mexico share a 1,200-mile border and 
i lements said the dt pi nde ncv be twee n the two coun- 
tnes has not be t n fullv recognized t lements prope»ses 
reopening the lines ot communication establishing t n- 
tv rprise /ones with the t s Department ot C o m m ora 
and exp uuiing v ustom-frev foreign trade zones

■ Reopen communication 

l i n e s w i t h W a s h i n g t o n : 
Clements has continually said that when White calls 
tlii White House no one is home " And at a press 
conference with I S Secretary of Commerce Malcolm 
Baldridge Clements reiterated h i s claim that White 
simply does not have enough influence to work w th 
thi ti deral administratii<n

Ap irt from his sj\ point jobs plan, t lements also has 
i ríticized \\ hite tor tailing to di al w ith problems ot 1 ex- 
a s farmers. Under White's leadership the state's agri­
cultural industry has received little aid, Clements has 
said

" V ' U cannot relate t h e present p r o b l e m s direitlv t o 
oil, Clements ¡*iid " There is not an umbilical cord 
running from oil to agriculture

The tax issue has become volatile this campaign be­
cause ot the st ite s budget problems W ither candidate 
sav s taxes are tin only wav to raise n venue, but since 
the I egislature's special session held 
\ u g 6 through 
the beginning of October, Clements and White have 
been in a battle over the temporary tax bill passed.

c lements claims the I egislature would not havi had 
to raise taxes it the budget had been cut sufficiently. 
Clements savs the budget still needs to be drastically 
revised and i ut to balance it

Although the first few months of the election were 
dominated bv the special session and the state s b ud g­
et campaign officials have more recentlv svvitched their 
h>cus tn the prison system.

C lements accuses White of letting more criminals 
onto the street with the earlv-release program He sav s 
V\ hite has been far too lenient with lawbreakers and 
recent campaign ads have been strong in their condem ­
nation of White,

White
Clements blames problems of the lexas Department 
of k corrections on White's early-release program, but 
White says Clements caused overcrowding bv vetoing 
funds lot a new prison in 1979.

White points to the fact that the state’s population 
has grown significantly since Clements was in office. 
White a l s o has said he is dealing with overcrowding bv 
approving funds tor building a new prison in Palestine 
and lit new trusty facilities throughout the state

"Since 1 took office, we've added nearly 10,IHX) pris­
on bed spaces and approved plans for over b, 300 more, 
including this new 2,250-bed maximum security prison 
here behind us," White said after approving funds for 
the prison in Palestine. "Todav we're building prisons 
like this one that would alreadv be in operation if Bill 
Clements hadn't vetoed prison construction

But before prisons were the focus of the campaign, 
taxes and the budget were the issues around which 
both candidates centered their campaigns

Clements accused White of breaking his promises of 
no tax increases while White was pushing for passage 
of the tax bill saying the state's budget had been cut as 
much as possible. White says the tax increase was the 
only way to raise revenue without cutting vital ser­
vices.

Bob Slagle, Democratic Party chairman, said Friday 
that White has taken an unpopular position on the

 Page 8 The Daily Texan/Monday, November 3, 1986

A d v e rtise m e n t

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■ C om m unicator

The Newsletter of the College of Communication Student Council

communication Council 

M akes P lan s

The Communication Council has 
already started planning many ex­
citing events for the upcoming year. 
Twenty-one of the fifty-five member 
council were selected by the Execu­
tive Board to sta rt off the new se­
mester. The Council is dedicated to 
serving the students of the College 
of Communication and 
improving 
the quality of student/faculty rela­
tions. In order to meet th eir goals, 
the Council has divided up into sev­
en active committees.

Every spring, the Communication 
Week committee plans and executes 
the most well-known program of the 
Council—C om m unication Week. 
The committee invites professionals 
from th e various fields of communi­
cations to discuss career opportuni­
ties. Comm Week ’87 will take place 
March 30-April 3. The theme is 
“Destination Communication.” Each 
day of the week will be devoted to 
the different departm ents—RTF, 
Journalism , Speech, and Advertis­
ing. The fifth day wraps up the week 
with a big celebration.

The Academic Affairs Committee 
is responsible for various academic 
programs and for selecting recipi­
ents for awards and honors. Career 
Expo, planned for Wednesday, No­
vember 19, is a gathering of local 
communication professionals. The 
informal meeting gives students a 
chance to learn about their prospec­
tive field. O ther programs include

Who’s Who, Professional Network, 
the O utstanding Student Award, 
and Texas Excellence Teaching 
Awards.

The main purpose of the Special 
Events Committee is to provide stu ­
dents with fun and informative proj­
ects. Their first event, Communica­
tion Involvement Day, is scheduled 
for November 6. Communication 
club 
representatives will set up 
booths in the CMA lobby to promote 
their organizations and encourage 
student involvement. The Special 
Events Committee also plans social 
and educational programs for the 
Communication Council.

The Student Affairs Committee 
acts as a go-between for the students 
and the adm inistration. It is dedicat­
ed to making communication stu­
dents aware of the various services 
available to students at the Univer­
sity. The Big Brothers/Big Sisters 
m entor program, which pairs an up- 
per-division student with a lower-di- 
vision student, is ju st one of the 
helpful events planned by this new 
committee. Furthermore, they hope 
to sta rt a scholarship program for 
communication students in the near 
future.

Student-Faculty interaction is im ­
proved by the Student-Faculty Com­
mittee. Project ideas for this year in­
clude Donuts with the Dean and 
Faculty Pals. Since Professor-Stu- 
dent relations are so im portant, this

committee is constantly busy. On 
November 19, communication stu­
dents can talk with Dean Jeffrey 
and eat donuts in the CMA lobby.

The Communicator is the main re­
sponsibility of the Newsletter Com­
mittee. Each month, the members 
design and lay out the full page 
newsletter which is published in the 
D aily Texan. The Communicator 
will be published five times this 
year, featuring communication club 
meeting dates, an alumni spotlight, 
and other informative articles.

The job of the Publicity Commit­
tee is to make sure th a t everyone 
knows about Council activities and 
College of Communication events. 
To publicize activities, the commit­
tee posts a bulletin board in the 
CMA lobby, which lists club meet­
ings, Council meetings, and other 
events. The committee also posts 
signs throughout campus and puts 
announcements 
the “Around 
in 
Campus” section of the Texan to in­
form students of upcoming func­
tions.

The Com m unications Council 
holds open meetings every other 
Wednesday in CMA 5.160 at 6:00 
p.m. This month’s meeting will be 
held on November 12. All communi­
cation students are invited to attend 
and get involved.

by Britton Jackson 
and K im Sterling

UT W eek in R eview 

S tu d e n ts on th e A ir

It's the best kept secret on cam­
pus UT Week in Review, airing on 
KUT (90.5 FM) 7:00 p.m. Sundays, 
is currently the only hour of student- 
run radio at the University. Pro­
duced by Gale Wiley’s 320R broad­
cast journalism class, the program is 
syndicated by the Texas AP N et­
work to sixty-five stations across 
Texas.

The hour-long show consists of 
brief news at the top and half of the 
hour followed by in-depth features 
relating to the University. Accord­
ing to Wiley, the show is “high qual­
ity, old fashioned radio.” Students do 
all the writing, producing, and di­
recting themselves. However, Dr. A1 
Anderson, head of the broadcast 
sequence, serves as co-anchor. “This 
gives students the opportunity to 
work side by side with a profession­

al,” said Wiley. “Our professors are 
very close to our students and enjoy 
working on a one-to-one basis with 
them .”

Wiley claims th a t UTWIR has as 
much freedom as the Daily Texan as 
far as the stories are concerned, but 
he does adm it to a few conflicts with 
KUT. “Many times, if there’s a prob­
lem, we can rewrite the story and it 
will still run.” He says the sacrifice 
is worth it. “The most important 
thing is th at the students are on the 
air.”

Brooke Bulow, broadcast journal­
ism senior, thinks the experience is 
great. “It gives us the chance to 
make our mistakes before we go out 
in the real world,” she said. Judson 
Taylor, broadcast journalism junior, 
echoed th a t view, “The experience is 
invaluable. However,” he added, “we

have to be careful because we are 
setting an example for those who 
would like to see full-time student 
radio in the future.”

Full-time student radio is a goal 
desired by many, 
including Gale 
Wiley. “Radio stations tend to reflect 
the philosophy of the owner. If a ra ­
dio station is run by students, it will 
reflect their philosophy,” he said. 
“We need irreverent disc jockeys and 
crazy music.”

Eventually, Wiley would like to 
see student-produced morning news 
cut-ins on KUT. “We’ve got the 
track record to prove to people how 
we are doing.” He also hopes th at all 
students will someday be able to 
participate in student-operated ra ­
dio. U ntil then, however, UT Week 
in Review will continue its four-year 
tradition of excellence.

by Amanda Youngblood

e n a to rs 
Sound-off

The official half-way point of our 
term in office has arrived. I am 
pleased to report Ben and I have ful­
filled all our original campaign 
promises we made last spring. We 
, would like to thank all those within 
our college who assisted us in col­
lecting the input of the students, so 
th at we were able to represent our 
[ college in the Senate. Now that we 
have fulfilled past promises it is 
tim e to look toward the future. In 
order to continue performing our 
tasks w ithin the Senate at the high 
level we desire, Ben and I need your 
in put. 
Throughout the past six months we 
have asked for you to share with us 
I your desires for your student govern­
ment. With six more months to go 
we need you to continue sharing 
: your ideas with us so th a t we may 
i better represent our college in the 

su p p o rt and 

i c o n tin u e d 

' 

; 

Senate.

The Student Radio Task Force is 
proving to be a successful venture I 
am proud th at this crucial program 
was instigated by students within 
our college and excited to inform you 
th a t, th u s far, we have managed the 
appropriation of over $1500.00 of 
Students’ Association funding for 
station planning and adm inistra­
tion.

Please feel free to call either Ben 
or I if you have any questions or 
suggestions.
YOUR SE N A T O R S 
OF COM M U NICA TION 
MIKE THOMPSON 
495-2356
BEN REGALADO 

I 

i 495-5004

1ideo Y earbook 

R ecords M em ories

Tired of renting all of last year’s 
movies from the local video store? 
Well, stick this in your VCR—a 
sight and sound extravaganza th at 
you’ll love to play again and again! 
Yes, it’s the official 1986 UT Video 
Yearbook, and it’s filled w ith all the 
special moments of the 1986 school 
year You’ll see highlights of student 
life, athletics, graduation, nightlife, 
celebrations, and much, much more 
. . . But best of all, it moves to the 
beat of an originally-produced music 
score courtesy of UT students and 
the Longhorn band

Spun into action by production 
m anager Chris Hilsabeck and gener­
al manager Ernest Clark, the Video 
Yearbook promises to be quite a suc­
cess. For $24.50, you can have your 
own copy of the 20-minute memory- 
packed video, which can be played at 
home on any VCR or VHS video 
recording machine.

Here’s how to get your copy: go to 
the special tables set up in the West 
Mall area; the Union; or the RTF 
Coop in the CMA building on the 5th 
floor; or, order by mail. For further 
and more detailed information, signs 
will be posted around campus (so 
check those trees!) and a special ad

will be running in the Daily Texan. 
Sales will commence this week.

The members of the 1986 UT Vi­
deo Yearbook staff—the heart and 
soul of this non-profit, student-regis­
tered organization—wish to thank 
the following benefactors for their 
cooperation and support: Channel 
36, Channel 42, Metropost, Ampex 
Corporation, and all the other busi­
nesses who contributed to this self- 
fulfilling effort. All profits from the 
Video Yearbook sales will go to the 
Ex-Students’ Association’s general 
scholarship fund.

If you still can’t figure out why 
you should buy a copy of the tape, 
production m anager Hilsabeck, RTF 
senior, says, ‘T h e Video Yearbook is 
a visual rem inder of one’s years a t 
the University. It’s something th a t 
students should w ant to keep for 
posterity as well as for their own 
memories . . .” A dvertising coordi­
nator Gail Heaney, advertising sen­
ior major, adds, “I’m really enthusi­
astic about this project. Students can 
feel proud to have a copy of the Vi­
deo Yearbook simply because it’s the 
first tim e it has ever been success­
fully done at UT.”

by Marc Muchnick

lacem ent Office H elps Seniors

National statistics show an in­
crease in employment opportunities 
for graduating seniors. On the sur­
face this is good news for up-coming 
UT graduates. If we take a close look 
at the situation in the state of Texas, 
however, the story is a little differ­
ent.

With recent problems in the Texas 
economy, jobs are hard to come by. 
The num ber of job openings has de­
clined, resulting in increased compe­
tition within the job m arket. Al­
though economists have predicted 
th a t things will improve in the fu­
ture, graduating seniors m ust deal 
with the present.

The College of Communication of­
fers a service to help graduating sen­
iors combat hard times in the job 
market. It is the Communication 
Placem ent Office located in CMA 
4.138.

Placement Director Gay Landsen 
said the office is designed “as an in­
formation source for the seniors th a t 
are graduating.” Students can ob­
tain 
in a variety of 
including resume prepara­
areas, 
tion, cover letter writing, interview

information 

techniques and job-search strate­
gies.

The office also acts as a liaison be­
tween the graduating senior and the 
recruiter. Landsen said information 
is posted outside the office informing 
students about companies appearing 
on campus. Students can then sub­
m it resumes and arrange 
inter­
views.

A Student Employment Pros­
pectus is published to assist compa­
nies with their selection process. 
This booklet goes out to about 500 
employers across the nation. The 
Prospectus contains each student’s 
photo along with information taken 
from the student’s resume.

The Placement Office publishes a 
bi-monthly newsletter, JOBLINE, 
as well. This informs graduating 
seniors of the various job openings 
and of up-coming interviews. It also 
provides a hot line number students 
can call to learn about new job list­
ings.

“We furnish an awful lot of infor­
mation in support about internships, 
and jobs, and opportunities, and 
leads. And we counsel students in all

the things th at are important to 
succeeding in the ‘real world’,” said 
Landsen.

A fee of 20 dollars is assessed to 
Communication students using the 
placement office services. According 
to Landsen, this is a one-time-only 
fee used to defray the cost of the pub­
lished materials. W ithout it, the 
placement office would not be as ef­
fective.

“Our office takes a great deal of 
satisfaction in working with our stu­
dents. We look at it as a partnership 
and th at’s exactly w hat it takes. It’s 
very, very hard work to find th at 
first job.”

With all the concern about finding 
the perfect job, graduating seniors 
should take advantage of these ser­
vices. For all the information and as­
sistance you receive, the 20 dollars 
is money well spent. After all, the 
placement office could provide up­
coming College of Communication 
graduates with the extra edge need­
ed to land that extra-special job.

by Tommy Hungate

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P'X'y l

E»irf:

u b N ew s

S ociety o f P ro fe ssio n a l J o u r n a l­
ists will hold a general meeting on 
Nov. 3 a t 6:00 p.m. in CMA 3.112. 
Another meeting is scheduled for 
Nov. 18. There will be a guest speak­
er and pictures for the Cactus will be 
taken. The national convention will 
be held Nov. 12-16 in A tlanta, Ga. 
The key-note speaker will be Ted 
Turner of CNN-TV.
S ociety of O rg a n iz a tio n C om m u­
n ic a tio n S tu d e n ts holds meetings 
every other Tuesday in CMA 3.124. 
On Nov. 11 there will be a Texas Ex 
guest speaker. On Nov. 25 Mr. Sam 
Lloyd will speak. For more informa­
tion, visit the club table on Commu­
nication Involvement Day in the 
CMA lobby.
M inority S tu d e n ts in C om m uni­
c a tio n will hold a meeting on Nov. 3 
at 7:00 p.m. in CMA 3.124. Pictures 
for the Cactus will be taken follow­
ing the meeting.

lum ni Spotlight

Sitting a t his Apple Macintosh 
computer dressed in a plaid shirt, 
gray sw eater and blue jeans, Bobby 
Hawthorne does not look like the 
typical executive.

“I’m really the sweater type, but I 

hardly get to wear them ,” he quips.

Hawthorne, a 1975 graduate of 
the College of Communication, is 
among the top executives at the U ni­
versity Interscholastic League.

Among his many duties at the 
U.I.L. are Director of the U.I.L Jo u r­
nalism program , editor of 
the 
league’s publications and sports in­
formation director for league ath let­
ic contests.

His shelves are full of reminders 
of his position as Journalism direc­
tor: high school journalism books 
and w hat he calls “ideal” high school 
and college yearbooks—including 
volumes of The Cactus from his UT 
days.

“1 was not a model college stu ­

dent,” he said of his UT days, “I m a­
jored in sleeping late.”

Among his various teachers at the 
of C o m m u n ic a tio n , 
late Dr. 
the 

C o lleg e 
Hawthorne credits 
Norris Davis.

“He was always very helpful and 

very sincere,” he remembered.

Many changes have occured at the 
College of Communication since 
Hawthorne’s graduation, including 
the Grammar-Spelling-and-Punctu- 
ation and Typing tests requirements 
which he lauds.

“I’m for higher standards,” he 
said, “if you’re going to be a journal­
ist you should be able to write with a 
minimum of gram m ar and spelling 
errors and be able to type.”

Before becoming UIL journalism 
director, Hawthorne worked as a 
newspaper reporter in Anaheim, CA 
and Tyler, TX, and served on the 
Daily Texan staff for one year.

by Francisco Gonzales

'tu d e n t R adio Task Force M oving 

C lo ser To Goal

W hat does practically every other 
university have th a t UT doesn’t? A 
student-run radio station. However, 
the Student Radio Task Force is a t­
tem pting to change that. At this 
very moment the SRTF is drafting a 
proposal, term ed the “umbrella ef­
fect”, which will be subm itted to 
Texas Student Publications. Under 
this proposal, the student-run radio 
station would operate as a financial­
ly independent entity in much the 
same way as 
the Daily Texan, 
Cactus Yearbook, and UTmost mag­
azine already do. Because the sta ­
tion would be financially independ­
ent, it would be able to provide an 
open forum for students.

Programming is one area th a t will 
directly benefit from this proposal. 
Laura Martz, chairm an of the pro­
gram ming subcommittee, said that 
suggestions for programs from stu ­
dents have been enormously helpful. 
The goal of the programming com­
mittee is to broadcast what Martz 
describes as “alternative” music. Al­
ternative music is characterized by 
the subcommittee as “any music 
which does not have an outlet on lo­

cal radio stations.”

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to both students and 
distributed 
other radio stations. The purpose of 
these surveys is to determine listen­
er preferences. Some types of music 
to be broadcast on the station in­
clude sixties’, 
industrial, Reggae, 
and blues. Local music, that Martz 
says,“...is heard more in other cities 
than in Austin itself,” is also on the 
forthcoming schedule.

However, music is not the only 
the 
sound which will dominate 
airwaves. A special effort is being 
made by the students to inform as 
well as entertain. Some important 
programming features will be inter­
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talk shows in which students can 
call in and directly voice their input 
and opinions.

To gain more insight into the 
types of programming and general 
m anagem ent of a student-run radio 
station, a bill was brought before the 
Student’s Association on October 7. 
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hundred dollars from the Students’ 
Association Fund, sent two members

of the SRTF, K irk Launius, task 
force chairman, and Blair Schloss- 
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Association, to New York on October 
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other students across the country 
and examine their methods for initi­
ating a student-run radio station.

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the Internal Affairs Committee was 
passed on October 21. This bill ap­
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the overall adm inistration of the sta­
tion in such areas as efficiency, m an­
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with the aid of these new bills and 
student input, is one step closer to 
reaching its goal: to bring a student- 
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If you are interested in working 
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 Red Raiders squeak by stubborn Longhorns

The Daily Texan/Monday, November 3, 1986/Page 9

Texas defense shows two faces 
as penalties cost Horns dearly

By SCHUYLER DIXON
Daily Texan Staff

LU B B O C K — It was a strange tale 
of good and bad for the Texas de­
fense in Saturday's 23-21 
loss to 
'I exas I ec h

On one side there was Stephen 
Braggs leading a strong deft nsivt 
performance with three intercep­
tions ( )n the other there was John 
Hagy trying to figure out wh\ he 
apparently was the basis for two un­
sportsmanlike conduct penalties.

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in the second quarter as tin Long­
horns made passing a nightmare tor 
Lech most of the game.

Texas lech ( oach David M cW illi­
ams said, "W e had some trouble- 
throwing the ball."

That's the truth Tech quarter­
backs Billy Joe Tolliver and Monte

‘It’s good that an individu­
al has a good game, but 
the team has to win.’

— Texas safety 
Stephen Braggs

McGuire combined 
to complete 
o n ly eight of 23 passes for 142 
yards. I ake away a 55-yard comple­
tion to speedster W ayne W alker and 
the Red Raiders had only 84 yards 
passing.

W e had a superb gam e," Braggs 
said V\( did the things we had to
do."

Braggs himself really did 

the 
things he had to do. His three inter- 
ceptions were a personal high and 
the total was one shy of the team 

See Defense, page 16

Texas Tech survives late rally, 
gives Texas second SWC loss

By WILL HAMPTON
Daily Texan Staff

LU B B O C K — 

If only Steven 
Spielberg could have been here to 
direct the final minutes. Oh, how 
Texas would have loved to go back 
to the future 

On the same field two years ago, 
the Longhorns came back to beat 
the Texas Tech Red Raiders 13-10 on 
a Jeff Ward field goal w ith three sec­
onds left.

Saturday, trailing by two points, 
the Longhorn offense was poised to 
allow Ward his second chance in 
two weeks for a winning kick with 
time running out.

This time, though, history didn't 
repeat itself. Final score: Texas Tech 
23, Texas 21, before 44,820 scream­
ing fans at Jones Stadium on a wet 
day as miserable as the Longhorns' 
chances to get to the Cotton Bowl.

T exas is now 3-4 overall and 2-2 in 
Southwest Conference games. O n ly 
once in the history of the S W C has a 
team lost two conference games and 
gone on to the Cotton Bowl. Texas 
Tech raised its record to 5-3 and 3-2 

After Bret Stafford's 19-yard 
touchdown stnke to Tony Jones that 
capped a thrilling Longhorn come­
back that pulled the Longhorns 
within two points, the Texas de­
fense stopped the Red Raiders on 
three plays. The offense took over at 
the Longhorn 43-vard-line with 1:36

left on the clock and no time outs 
remaining.

The Red Raider defense, stagger­
ing after giving up two fourth-quar­
ter touchdowns, seemed vulnera­
ble. On first down, Stafford hit 
Everett G ay near the sideline for a 
seven-yard gain. G ay somehow 
fought his way out of bounds to 
stop the clock 
It appeared the 
Longhorns were ready to go back in 
time and give Ward another last- 
second shot at a victory.

But the second-down pass in­
tended for Edw in Simmons was bat­
ted down at the line of scrimmage 
by Tech defensive end C alvin Riggv 
three, Stafford 
O n 
dropped back again but his pass to 
running back Anthony Bverlv down 
the sideline into double coverage 
was broken up.

third and 

Many observers, including a pair 
of 
L o n g h o r n p la y e r s , w ere 
surprised to see a pass called on 
third down, especially a deep route 
to the running back

It was a read route," Texas 
Coach Fred Akers said. " W e were 
hoping to go to the tight end but 
they had him shielded off well and 
the only opportunity left was to go 
to the back down the sideline."

O n fourth down Stafford rolled to 
his left but was forced upfield by 
Riggs into the waiting arms of lech 
linebacker Brad Hastings, who 
stopped him for a one-yard gain

Robert Cohen Daily Texan Staff 

Texas Bret Stafford is hauled down by Texas Tech’s Michael Johnson.

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"R e a lly. you \ e got to give all the 
credit in the world to offensive coor- 
See Raiders, page 14

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‘Rose’ lives up to its name

By SEAN S. PRICE
Daily Texan Staff

Generally, one of two things can 
happen when a movie is based on a 
popular novel.

It can rise to the level of the origi­
nal work, keeping what is essential 
and gracefully implying or prudent­
ly ignoring w'hat is not.

O r it can attempt to encompass 
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Set in the year 1327, The N am e o f 
the Rose revolves around the Fran­
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(Connery) and his novice, Adso of 
Melk (Christian Slater). W illiam 's 
Sherlock Holmes-like powers of ob­
servation and deduction are called 
into play when a series of bizarre 
murders occurs at a mountaintop 
abbey which is about to host a cru­
cial theological debate between the 
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investigation 

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other than just murderous inten­
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Like all thrillers, The Nam e o f the 
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l o o M u c h , K o b ir '. • .• ,<nl

c o o p $3.38.

Reg $4 5U

C O O P $2.96.

Reg $12 95

C O O P $2.96.

C O O P $3.38.

3. F a r s id i G a lle r y , G a rv L arson 

4. D ia n e tic s , 1. Ron H u h h a rd 

Reg $ 9 9 5 .

Reg $4 95

8. T a le s O f T h e W o lf, I .a w rence S anders

2. B lo o m C o u n t y B a b y lo n , B e rk* B re a th e d 

12. H a n d s O f A S tr a n g e r , R o b e rt D ale y

13. 

Reg $4 50 
I o See Y o u r F a c e A g a in , F.ugerua Pr l< e
K“ k $4 50 

C O O P $3.38.

Keg $6 95 

( O O P $3.38.

Keg $5 45 

5. A d u lt ( h ii d r e n o f A lc o h o lic s , J a n e t G W o ititz 

6. It I a m e F r o m T h e F a r S id e . G a r \ L a rso ri

14. T h e C a t W h o W a lk s T h r o u g h W a lls , R o b e rt A H e in le m 

7 O ld F a r m e r ’ s A lm a n a t 1987.

Reg, $3 95 

C O O P $2.96.

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15. D r a g o n la n c e la -g e n d s : V o l. 3, T e s t O f T h e T w in s

, M a rg a re t Wei.- Reg $3.9 5 

C O O P $2.96.

8 H a n d M< S a lly R o a d A tla s I n it e d S ta te s , ( a n a d a . 

M e x ic o , 1986 Kand M c N a lly Reg $5 95 

C O O P $4.46

9 P r in c e to n R e v ie w : < ra< k in g I h e S y s te m T h e S .A .T .

Reg $9 95

C O O P $7.46.

•AS USTED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES 
9246 Guadalupe Free Parking 23rd $ San Antonio with $3 Purchase 476 7211

( O O P $6.71. 

C O O P $9.38. 

( 'O O P $3.38. 

( O O P $3.71. 

( O O P $3.38. 

( O O P $3.71.

C O O P $3.38. 

( O O P $9.71. 

C O O P $7 46 

< O O P $3.71.

( O O P $5.21

( i> f >| > $4 .4i j

( f X ) P $1 «9

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Tues. & Weds. Nov. 4th & 5th 
8 p.m.

Tickets at all UTTM Ticket Centers 
& PAC Box Office

Student Rushl 2 for 1 $21 6-8 p m n +e 
of p erform a nce only a t PAC Box O ffice 
only with U.T.I.D

Tickets on sale Oct. 20 
CEC/Frlends sales Oct. 17 
For more information 471-1444 
Charge -a-ticket 477-6060

Public : $21, $18, $15, $12 
CEC Member: $18, $15, $12 
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R EN TA L

R EN TA L

REN TA L

3 6 0 — Furn. Apts.

3 6 0 — Furn. Apts.

360 — Furn. Apts.

V 1 ■* " T l

WEST
CAMPUS

/ & 2 Bdrm. F u r­
n ish e d , 
P r iv a t e 
Parking, Fireplaces, 
S u n d e c k s , 
a n d
Laundry Room.

Prices Mart Al 
$350/Month

Call Carroll M arcus 
at 451-8412

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VILLA
SOLANO
APTS.
Vi O ff F irst 
M on th 's R en t

• 1 BR Furn. $325

• 2 BR Furn. $400

• Shuttle at Corner

• Intramural Fields 
Across Street

• Pool

• 2 Laundry Areas

6 0 0 W . 5 1 s t
451-6682
DAVIS & ASSOC.

Capitol Villa 
Apartments
L o rge 1 a n d 2 BR apts. Furnished a n d 
unfurnished. G a s heat a n d w ater 
paid. Pool, la u nd ry a n d on-site m a n a ­
g e r Q uiet location at c o m e r o f IH - 3 5 
a n d 2 9 0 . C on ve nien t to U T a n d 
d o w n to w n Starting at $315/m o n th 
C all 4 5 3 - 5 7 6 4 .

11-4A

108 Place
Leasing For Fall/Spring 
Furnished Efficiencies an d 
O n e B ed room Apartm ents

• dishw ashers/disp osals
• sw im m ing p o o l

• p atio / lo u n ge /B B Q grill
• individual sto rage
• b oo ksh elves
• V i b lo ck to IF shuttle
• la u nd ry facilities
• resident m a n a g e r

From $ 2 6 0 + E.
45 2 -1 4 1 9 , if n o a n s w e r 4 5 3 - 2 7 7 1 
1 0 8 W . 4 5 th St.

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11-6D

WARWICK APTS.
2 9 0 7 W EST AVE.
2 -bed, 2-bath & 1 b e d ro o m a p a rt­
ments fo r rent. W e h a ve frost free re- 
fng., disposals, d ishw asher, ceiling 
fa ns in living ro o m o n d b ed room s, 
w a lk -in 
p ool, 
locke d la u nd ry mat, outside security 
lighting, c ove red bike rocks, c o ve re d 
p a rk in g available, g a s & w ater are 
small h ou se pets a re O K 
paid, 
G ro u n d s are g a r d e n 
lan dscap ed . 
W a lk in g distance from UT.

sw im m in g 

closets, 

LUXURY

&

L O C A T IO N

Fully 
H - U - G - E 2 b e d ro o m 2-b afh 
furnished. C A / C H , with ceiling fans 
a n d intercom in e ach ro o m C om plete 
kitchen with m icro w a ve G a s cooking, 
1 U N IT W IT H F IR EP LA C E C o v e re d 
p ark in g W a lk in g distance to UT N o w 
o n ly $ 5 2 5 + E. G o t to see it to Em 
heve it 2 7 0 4 S o la d o # 2 0 3 O ffice 
h ou rs b efore 1:00 p.m. a n d after 5 :0 0 
p.m.

477-4622
or
444-2750

12 3A

NEWLY
REMODELED
ALL BILLS PAID
Eff-S330 
1 BR-$440 for 2 people, 
$395 for one.

2 BR-$460

C A / C H 
W A L K T O C A M P U S
2212 San Gabriel
Off. Hrs. 10-5:30 Daily 
474-7732

11-21D

Casbah Apartments

2200 San Gabriel 

One Month's Free Rent 
2-2 for 2-3 
people - $475
C o n d o living at Apt Prices, luxu­
ry, space, convenience (walk or 
shuttle), ceiling fans, m icrowave, 
intercom, a n d 2 separate en ­
tries.

473-8553,
4 4 4 -2 7 5 0

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Student Rates

Eff., 1 and 2 bed roo m apts. Lo­
cated between 183 & 2 9 0 on 
C R shuttle. C o m e b y 7 4 1 8 C a m ­
eron Rd. o r call 4 5 0 -1 5 5 1 or 
8 3 5 -0 3 0 3 .

Texas Properties

12-3A

ENFIELD ARMS

1 4 0 9 Enfield R o ad — on shuttle. 
Furnished 1 b ed roo m available 
N o v e m b e r 1st at $ 3 6 5 plus bills. 
S h o w n b y appointm ent— call 
Mr. Ribar at 4 7 8 -7 9 9 6 .

10-31A

JERRICK I, II, III
104 E. 32 nd Street 
(1 block East of Speedway) 
1BR — $275, 2BR $325 
See Manager Apt. 103 or 
call 476-5940.

SANDPIPER APTS.
28 1 0 R IO G R A N D E
Spoctout 2 -b ed 7 both tosteMfy furnished 
M»crowav* intercom ond i**feny tan to *och 
room G o* cooking, covered parking and res 
ident manager Ga$ and water po*d Now
onty $525 a electm C oi 444 2750 477 
4622 or 4 74 6683

11#2*A

Student Rates
La rg e 1 & 2 b e d ro o m o pts with fire 
places, balconies, p o o l o n d la u nd ry 
facilities. P rofessionally m a n a g e d Just 
off 2 9 0 4 C a m e ro n Rd o n C R shuttle 
C o m e visit 1 6 0 4 W h e le ss Ln o r coll 
4 5 2 - 4 9 0 7 o r 8 3 5 - 0 3 0 3

Texas Property

12 3A

HYDE PARK AREA
1 BR — Furnished o r Unfur 
lau n dry. 
m shed-$275. C A C H , 
Pool O n Shuttle/City Bus D u 
v a t/ 4 5 th 
S P A N I S H 
Stree t 
O A K S A P A R T M E N T S , G a s/ W o - 
ter Paid. 4 5 8 -5 7 4 3 , 4 4 7 - 9 8 4 5 
________________________________ 11-12A

415 PLACE APTS
S P A C IO U S 1 & 2 b e d ro o m a p h 
available. A ccess to UT shuttle & 
metro bus line.

415 West 39th 
458-2990

n - 7 A

Raised Ceilings 
Walk-in Closet
complete this 1 b ed roo m u p s t a n 
apartment with C A /C H . G a s & 
water paid. W a lk to UT & G r o ­
cery. 21st/San Gabriel, $ 3 2 5 . 
2 8 8 -5 4 5 1 after 1.00 p.m.

12-100

UT W ALK Efhaency m 1920» 4-plex, 
hardwoods, ceiling tons, windows 9 0 6
W 22, $ 3 0 0 472-2123.11 3

2 3 0 4 L E O N # 2 0 4 , 1-1, view private 
$ 2 2 5 + E. 1106 W 22 n d #7, 1.1, 
balcony, vaulted ceiling, nice, $ 3 5 0 + 
E TIP Managem ent 445-5909.11-12

M ATU RE P E R SO N 
larae, dean, quiet 
efficiencies on shuttle Popolo Villoge 
Apartments 111 West 38th Street 432- 
8 0 0 7 11-12A 

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C A S A G R A N D E Apartments 1400 Rio 
Grande. 1BR !BA + £. Pool, laundry 
parking. 474-7081.11-6

FREE RENT - Silver O oks Aportments 
4 0 0 7 Ave C 451-5096 4 5 3 - 8 5 3 8 
Conquistador Apartments 4412 Ave A. 
451-3180 Water gas, cable Furnished 
Call for rent details 11-13D

S O U T H C A M P U S 2 0 5 West 20th Smali 
two bedroom $ 3 5 0 and large prívate 
rooms 
available $ 2 5 5 (share bathl. 
CA/CH, cable ABP no oft street parking 
no pets M -F 3 9 7 - 2 5 7 6 11-2D

E NFIELD AREA 1515 Palmo Plaza effi­
ciency. CA/CH, laundry facility, cable 
TV, UT shutHe. no pets $ 2 8 5 -t etactnci-
ty M -F 3 9 7 - 2 5 7 6 . 11-7D ___________

AC, carpet 

R IO G R A N D E one bedroom Small com­
plex 
facilities 
W ater and gas paid $ 7 6 5 451-8122 
W e stW o d d Real Estate 11-18

laundry 

W A L K T O campus, fall leasing, large effi­
ciency furnished or unfurnished, 
large 
1 BR M o un a Kai 4 0 5 East 31st 4 7 2 - 
2147.11-19____________

N E A R UT law school on RR shuttle Fur­
nished rooms $175 $ 2 2 5 AB P Shore 
baths CA/CH. 3310 Red River 47 6- 
3 6 3 4 11-20

11-3A

305 PLACE APTS.

O ffe rs p rofe ssio n ally m a n a g e d a n d 
m aintained efficiencies, sp a cio u s a n d 
quiet with a nice p o o l a n d recently 
refurbished la u nd ry area, n e a r UT 
a n d d o w n to w n fo r $ 2 5 0 . C o m e by 
3 0 5 W e st 35 th o r call R a n d y at 4 5 9 - 
4 9 7 7

5 6 2 3 W O O D R O W Nice quiet complex 
fully 
five minutes 
furnished, pool, busline, one bedroom, 
lust reduced $ 2 5 0 Coll 4 7 2-62 01 Tom 
or Diana 11-6D

from cam pus, 

G REAT O A K - O n e block low school, 
targe clean 2-2 Ceiling fans. CA/CH, 
pool Laundry 2 9 0 0 Swisher 4 7 7 - 3 3 8 8 
4 7 2 -2 0 9 7 I1-6A

4 7 4 - 7 4 2 6

4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0

TIRED O F your roommate? Try living 
alone 
Ideal location - two blocks to 
campus. O ra nge Tree efficiency. Fur­
nished offstreet parking, pool, etc. 
$300/month. Available immediately Coll 
474-0129.11-5

12-1A

U - 3 A

FO U R B LO C K S west campus 
Large 
clean 1 bedroom efficiency, well-main 
toined by 
owner Laundry, reduced 
rates for immediate occupancy. N o pets 
4 7 6 7916. 11-7

SUPER S A V IN G S ' Efficiency 
shored 
kitchen and both, $175 + E Three 
to campus 28 02 Whms TIP 
blocks 
M anagem ent 44 5-5909.11-25

R EN T A L 360 — Furn. Apts.

M i
1 ecu
A p t * .
One and 
Two Bedrooms 
From $350

• V\ .ilk to ( ampus
• Nice Pool & Palio
• Ask About Ceiling 

Fans

2207 Leon
478-1781
Cull 

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NOW 
LEASING!

One Bedroom 
Apartments
1 Bdrm. $300
2 Bdrm. $400

1/a Off First 
Month’s Pent!
3815 Guadalupe
459-l664
Davis & Assoc.

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APARTMENTS

PRE-LEASING 
FOR FALL ’86

• Large E f f . From $ 2 7 5
• Finest Location 

in U.T.

Area

• Shuttle or Walk to Campus
• p replaces Pool

MOVE IN 
TODAY
499-8712

1 0 0 0 W. 26th
D A V I S & A S S O C .

GREAT
RATES
Leasing Now 
and for Spring

Furnished Unfurnished

• eff

• I bdrm

• 2 bdrm. 

Conveniently located,
all appliances, sundeck, 
pool, laundry room, '/: 
block to shuttle. Gas 
and water paid.

302 W. 38th
453-4002

D o s R i o s

W alk T o C am p u s

• Fully Furnished
• Microwave
• Ceiling Fans
• Built in desk

• Individual W asher Dryer
• Private Balcony
• Covered Parking
• Decorative Wallpaper

478-4271 
2818 Guadalupe

R í o N u e c e s
One Block From Campus

M E R C H A N D IS E

340 — M isc.

SECR ET A R Y 'S D E SK drawers, side wing, 
choir, $ 6 0 King waterbed mattress $10 
17 foot aluminum canoe $ 2 0 0 459- 
0191.11-4 __________

W E D D IN G G O W N , onginally $1300 
Ivory satin, cathedral length, Princess 
cap, hand-beaded, size 5. $450. 45 2- 
5 9 2 5 11-5_______________________

ROLEX, G U C C I, Cartier etc watches and 
gold jewelry Between $ 5 0 $ 3 0 0 Pay 
ment plan. Coll 4 4 4 - 5 6 4 8 anytime. 11 -7

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350 — R ental Services

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Free Locating 
Service
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Houses • D uplexes 
It's a ju n g le out th ere 
Leave th e h unting to us
482-8651 
503 W 30th

h a b i t a t h a n t e o s

FREE 
R EN TA L HELP
A P A R T M E N T S 
DU PLEXES 
H O M E S / C O N D O S 
A L L O V E R A U S T IN
Transportation Provided!!

Regency Properties, Inc. 
146-8250

18R, 

EXECUTIVE RESIDENTIAL suite large, at­
n e a r d o w n to w n . 
tractive, 
Everything 
cablevision, 
provided + 
phone. $ 7 7 5 monthly. G ory Rodon, 
owner/ogent, 328-0807.11-12

3 60 — F u m . A p t S .

H y d e

P ark
A p ts .

h Off First 
Month's Rent

> Eff. Fu rn 

' 1 B R Fu rn .

$ 2 7 5 

$ 3 0 0 

1 2 B R Fu rn . 

$ 4 0 0
City Tennis 
Courts & Pool 
Shuttle at 
Front Door 
Manager 
On Site

4413 Speedway 
M O V E IN TODAY
4 5 8 - 2 0 9 6
D a v i s & Assoc.

CLASSIFIED A DV ERT ISIN G
Consecutive Day Rates

15 w ord minimum 
Each w ord 1 time 
Each w ord 3 times 
Each w ord 5 hmes 
Each word 10 times 
Each word 15 hmes 
Each word 2 0 times

$ 30 
$ 83 
$ 126 
$2 05 
52 48 
$ 2 6 7 
per insertion 

1 col x 1 inch 1 time 

$ 7 10

$1.00 charge to change copy. First 
two w ords may be all capital letters. 
25c lor each additional word m 
capital letters. Mastercard and Visa 
accepted

Wa*t*rCaid

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M o n d a y 11am 
Tuesday Texan . 
W ednesday Texan 
Tuesday 11am 
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Thursday Ham
Fnday Texan 

In the event o f e rro rs m a d e In 
a n ad v e rtise m e n t, notice m ust 
be g iv e n b y I I a.m. the first 
d a y , a s the p u b lish e rs a r e re ­
sp o n sib le fo r o n ly O N I In co r­
rect Insertion. A ll claim s fo r a d ­
justm ents sh o u ld be m a d e not 
later th a n 30 d a y s after p u b li­
cation.

P re -p o ld k ills rece ive credit slip 
If re q u e ste d at tim e o f c a n c e lla ­
tion, a n d H a m o u n t ex ce e d s 
$2.00. Slip m u st be p re se n te d 
fo r a re o rd e r w ithin 90 d a y s to 
be v a lid . Credit slip s a r e n o n - 
tra n sfe ra b le .

C LA SSIFIC A T IO N S
T R AN SPO RT AT IO N

10 — Misc. A u to s 
2 0 — S p o rts -F o re ig n A u to s 
30 — T r u c k s-V a n s 
40 — Ve h icle s to Trade 
50 — Service-R epair 
60 — P o rts-A cce sso rie s 
70 — M o to rcy cle s 
8 0 — Bicycles 
90 — V e h icle L e a sin g 
100 — V e h icle s W an te d
REAL ESTATE SALES
110 — Se rvices 
12 0 — H o u s e s
130 — C o n d o s-T o w n h o u se s 
140 — M o b ile H o m e s-L o ts 
1 5 0 — A c re a g e -L o ts 
160 — D u p le x e s - 

A p o rtm e n ts 

170 — W a n te d 
180 — L o a n s
M E R C H A N D ISE
190 — A p p lia n c e s 
200 — F u rn itu re -H o u se h o ld 
210 — Ste re o -T V 
220 — C o m p u te rs- 

Equlpm en t 
230 — P h o to -C a m e ra s 
240 — B o a ts
250 — M u sic a l In strum en ts 
260 — H o b b ie s 
270 — M a c h in e r y - 
Equipm en t 
280 — S p o rtin g -C a m p in g 
E quipm en t 

2 9 0 — Furn itu re-A p p lia n ce 

Rental 

300 — G a r a g e - R u m m a g e 

Sa le s 
310 — T ra d e 
320 — W an te d to B u y 
o r Rent

M ER C H A N D ISE
3 3 0 — Pets 
3 4 0 - M i s c .
RENTAL
3 5 0 — Ren ta l Services 
360 — Fum . A p ts 
3 7 0 — U nf. Apts.
3 8 0 — Furn. D u p le x e s
390 — Unf. D u p le x e s
400 — C o n d o s-T o w n h o u se s
410 — Furn. H o u s e s
420 — Unf. H o u s e s
425 — R o o m s
430 — R o o m -B o a rd
435 — C o -o p s
440 — R o o m m a te s
4 5 0 — M o b ile H o m e s-L o ts
4 6 0 — B u s in e ss Ren tals
4 7 0 — Resorts
480 — S t o ra g e Space
490 — W an te d to R e n t-L e a se
500 — Misc.
A N N O U N C E M E N T S
510 — Entertainm ent-Tlckets 
520 — P e rso n a ls 
530 — Travel-

T ra n sp o rta tlo n 

540 — Lost & Foun d 
550 — Licensed Ch ild C a re 
560 — Public Notice 
5 7 0 — M u sic -M u sic ia n s
ED U CATIO N AL
580 — M u sic a l Instruction 
590 — T u to rin g 
600 — In stru ction W an te d 
610 — M isc. In struction
SERVICES
6 2 0 — L e g a l Services 
630 — C o m p u te r Services 
640 — E x te rm in a to rs 
650 — M o v ln g - H a u lin g 
660 — S t o r a g e 
6 7 0 — P a in tin g

SERVICES
680 - O f f i c e
6 9 0 — Ren ta l E quipm en t
7 0 0 — Furn iture R e p a ir
710 — A p p lia n c e R e p a ir
720 — S te re o -T V R e p a ir
730 — H o m e R e p a ir
7 4 0 — Bicycle R e p a ir
750 — T y p in g
760 — M isc. Services
EM PLO YM ENT
770 — E m p lo y m e n t A g e n c ie s 
7 8 0 — E m p lo y m e n t Services 
7 9 0 — P art H im 
800 — G e n e r a l H e lp W a n te d 
810 — O ffice-C lerical 
820 — A cc o u n tin g- 

B o o k k e e p in g 

830 — A d m in istra d ve- 

M a n g e m e n t 

840 — S a le s 
850 — Retail 
8 6 0 — E n g in e e rin g - 

Technical 

8 7 0 - M e d i c a l 
880 — P r o fe ssio n a l 
890 — C lu b s-R e sta u ra n ts 
900 — D o m e stic -H o u se h o ld 
910 — P o sitio n s W a n te d 
920 — W o rk W a n te d
B U S IN E S S
9 3 0 — B u s in e ss

O p p o rtu n itie s 
940 — O p p o rtu n itie s 
W a n te d

TSP Building, Room 3.2 00 
2 5 0 0 Whitu 
M o n d a y through Friday 
8am -4 30pm

471-5244

T R A N S P O R T A T IO N 

T R A N S P O R T A T IO N 

REAL ESTATE S A L E S

M E R C H A N D IS E

70 — M o to rcy cle s

130 — C o n d o s

210 — S te re o -T V

10 — Misc. A u to s

B E L O W B O O K pnce! 1984 S10 Blazer
Like new Loaded with equipment Call 
weekdays 6-10pm. W eekends anytime
251 2115 1! 7

7 9 T BIRD, PS, PB, AC, A M / F M stereo
$1.20 0 Coll Judy, 3 2 8 - 0 8 2 8 11-10

6 7 FO R D Fairtane N ee d s some work. 
$100 4 2 0 9 Sp ee d w ay # 2 0 6 . 8:00om 
6 00pm. 11-6

77 JEEP 0 5 3 0 4 V 8 Excellent condi­
tion Moving, must sell Best offer 8 3 5
0818.11-7_____________

20 — S p o r ts -F o r e ig n 

A u to s

London Bridge 
Sports Car Sale!!

B rin g this a d fo r 5 % d isco u nt o n all 
o u r cars o n d p arts in stock: 1 9 5 9 Tri­
um ph TR3 $ 3 ,2 0 0 , 1 9 7 6 M G B , very 
fresh, $ 3 3 0 0 ; 1 9 8 0 T R 7 convertible, 
3 1 ,0 0 0 miles, $ 4 5 0 0 ; 1 9 7 6 M G 
M id g e t — sh arp! $ 2 5 0 0 , 1 9 7 6 Tri­
um ph Spitfire— a steal at $ 1 5 0 0 , 1 9 6 7 
J a g u a r 4 2 0 se d a n $ 3 5 0 0 ; 1 9 6 9 
B M W 2 . 0 0 0 C S A C a n d Tii e ngin e 
$ 3 0 0 0 , 1 9 7 3 Jensen E nferceptor 4 4 0 
inch A/T, A C , $ 9 5 0 0 ; 1 9 6 0 
cubic 

M G A $ 2 2 0 0 . C a ll 
for directions. 
7 2 0 0 S p ic e w o o d S p rin g s Rd. (512) 
3 4 6 0 2 0 8

11 3

C A M A R O ~ ¡ 9 ¿ 5 Z28.T tops sound sys- 
tem, new hres, $10,400 3 4 5 -7 2 1 3 aft/6 
345-1997, 9 6 11-6

D O U BLE I e D R O O M set 
■1 'robe 
G as dryer - $50. Call Terry, 892-21 54
11 5____________

$1 50 Sewing machine - $60. 

$ 2 5 0 Chit

1974 V W runs well Sunroof. O n ly $ 5 0 0 
Evenings 44 7-2026.111-5

’9 7 5 TOYO T A Corolla, runs good, needs 
body work $ 5 0 0 Leave messaqe 
for 
Potti 4 7 4 -7 2 1 0 11 6

1980 M A Z D A G lC . 9 7 K highw ay miles. 
N e w clutch, brakes. V e ry g o o d 
condition $1199 O B O . 4 7 4 86 34 . 11-5

1977 C A M A R O Roily Sport Auto, AC, 
A M / fM , Sony cassette Asking $ 1 85 0 
4 4 2 0126 after 6 0 0 p m 11-14

6 0 — P a rts-

A c c e sso rie s

M A Z D A RX / Eoctory alloy wheels, four 
left Tirelli P 6 tires, $2 50 , or best offer
3 4 3-0231 11-7

70 — M o to rc y c le s

8 2 H O N D A Express, (moped), excellent 
transportation, very 
Selling 
cheap $ 2 3 0 Coll 448-2185 offer 4pm
11-3

reliable 

8 2 H O N D A Nighfhaw l, Black $ 8 0 0
7 0 0 0 miles. Coll Ramon 4 7 2 - 4 6 4 5 11 3

¡977 H O N D A 55 0 F Super Sport, Kerker 
" noder ?3m m tarbs, continental tires
Helmet $ 5 0 0 8 3 6 - 0 6 5 8 11 4

M U S T SELL! 1986 H ondo Spree O nly 
3 5 0 miles $ 3 7 5 or best offer Coil 
Suiie 4 / 2 -6185 11-4

1987 G O L D W m g Low miles. Excellent 
Condition ketu ed owner Burgundy col- 
Or Asking $1 95 0 4 7 8 3172 11 4

1981 H O N D A Passport, excellent condi­
tion, low mileage Askmq $ 3 7 5 
7/10 II 5

I 8 6 9

'7 8 H O N D A Express O nly 6 0 0 miles. 
$ 2 0 0 Must sell Rochet 459-9353,11-5

Y A M A H A V IS IO N 1982, black. 3 3 0 0 
miles. Doug. 4 7 2 - 2 0 7 3

8 5 H O N D A Aero 5 0 moped. Excellent 
condition $ 4 5 0 Days, 2 6 6 - 2 4 5 3 or 
26 1 -7 0 8 0 Ask for Joan. 11-7

80 — Bicycles

RUNDOWN?
H ard To G e t Rolling? 
Bike Re p airs b y D a vid 
Free Pick-up and Delivery 
All W ork G u a r a n t e e d 
FREE ESTIMATES

4 5 1 - 1 2 1 5

T A N D E M LIKE new. 2 0 0 miles. Green, 
chrome fenders. 10 speed $ 4 9 9 44 4
5 6 4 7 11-3

21" 15 speed M • B, comfortable saddle 
93 miles N e w -$300, $195 pump etc 
4 4 4 - 5 6 4 7 11-3

M O U N T A IN BIKE, Jomis Dakota 19", 1 
year old, $195. Exercise Rollers, weyless
$ 5 0 472-0801.11-4___________

FO R SALE. 19" boy's bike Ten speed. Ex­
cellent condition $ 7 5 . 3 8 9 -2 2 5 9 . 11-4

FUJI TWELVE speed Like new. Small 
frame (14 inches) $175. Coll 4 5 1-83 49 
11-6

90 — V e h ic le s L e a sin g

i P f j a f i B B H g l

HONEST 
ED'S
RCNT-A-SLED, INC.
• Auto Rentals By The 
Day, Week, O r Month
• Visa, Master C ard O r 

Cash Accepted

• Professors Welcom ed 
A Sp ecia l Visiting
P rofe ssor Rates

3100 Guadalupe St. 
Austin, Texas 78705
(512)451-3473

G U

REAL ESTATE SA L ES

120 — H o u s e s

PERFECT FOR 
STUDENTS!
G re a t 3 -2 h om e plus extra a pa rt­
ment Shuttle bus a n d city bus at d oor. 
P rivacy in living a re a s Large kitchen, 
C A/C h, b ig oak, fenced yard, ga ra g e , 
circular drive $ 1 4 5 ,9 0 0 C all G e o r g 
ta K aplan, 3 4 6 -1 1 4 3 Evelyn H e refo rd 
Realtor, 4 5 9 - 3 3 5 9

CALL 471-5244 
TO PLACE A 
C LASSIFIED A D

T R A N S P O R T A T IO N 50 — S e rv ic e -R e p a ir

T o w n h o u s e s

A S S U M E 9 I'2 % mortgage without quali­
fying. 2-2 town home, all appliances, 
pool, 
io c u z zi, near shuttle. $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 
3 8 5 - 7 5 9 7 11-18______________

C E N T E N N IA L C O N D O 2-2 
system, 
furnished $128,000. 4 7 7 - 7 6 19.11-20

Secunty 
lu xu rio u sly 

amenities, 

all 

140 — M o b ile H o m e s - 

Lots

UT STU DEN TS! 14x44 1980 Champran, 
2-L CA/CH, all appliances included 
Set-up on UT lot. 4 7 6 -6 4 6 9 , leave mes­
sage 11-7

150 — A c r e a g e -L o ts

100" x 700 w ooded tract Lake Bastrop 
Vicinity Rich soil $ 5 0 down. $ 6 0 mont 
hly $ 6 ,7 5 0 1-321-2371.11-5__________

1 6 0 — D u p le x e s 

A p a rtm e n ts

TRI-PLEX 
$10,000 down.
2 units a re 2 - 2 w/current leases. 3 rd 
unit w/3-1 extra large, C A / C H , ideal 
fo r ow ner/occupant. D e sirab le lo c a ­
tion in French Place. H a s n e ig h b o r­
h o o d sc h oo ls close to U T a n d L aw 
school. $ 1 2 7 ,0 0 0 .

H a n k W e sse ls Realtor 

8 3 5 - 2 3 8 6
11-7

M E R C H A N D IS E

190 — A p p lia n c e s

N A D 3140 integrated amplifier, 4 5 watt/ 
chan., 4 0 2 0 A Tuner, $290. Advent cas-
sette tape deck. $50. 472-0801.11-4 

RC A XL-100 19"ccolor television, $120. 
Kenw ood C-Z pre-amplifier, 
head­
phones, recorder, amplifier, $110. 83 5 - 
5510 onytime. 11-6

N E W A N D used stereo equipment De- 
non, Sony, and Luxman. Amplifiers, 
receivers, compoct disks, and tumtobles 
Coll Peter for details. 4 5 9 -1371. 11-3

220 — C o m p u te rs- 

Equ ipm en t

T E R M IN A L RENTAL. 1200-band speed- 
$100. 3 0 0 Band speed- $75. per 
se- 
mester Leave message 4 4 7 - 1381 11-10

30 0/1200 modem. Brand new with war­
ranty $110. Terminal with full screen ca­
pabilities. $165/$150. 447-1381.11-10

C O M P U T E R L O G IC PC, AT, XT Compat,- 
bles Seagate 3 0 m eg.HD w/controller 
Apple cards, doves. Buy, sell, TRADE, 
consignments 7431 Bumet M -F 10-8 
Sat: 10-6 4 5 8 - 5 8 6 2 12-2

M A C IN T O S H upgrade sale. M ost com­
petitive pnces. Finest quality available. I 
M e g $239. 2 M e g $ 4 9 9 Free installa­
tion at your location 4 7 8 -2 6 2 9 1 1 -7

230 — P h o to - 

C a m e ra s

C O M P LETE D A R K R O O M . 35/6x7 Di- 
chro enlarger, 
lenses, motor base, 
drums, mognifiers, easels, etc. $ 3 5 0 
negotiable 835-5510.11-6

K O D A K 4 2 0 0 slide projector, remote, 
Da-lrte screen, $130 Minolta 2 8 0 PX 
flash $35. 8 3 5 -5 5 1 0 anytime. 11-6

P O L O R O ID S X -7 0 Camera thin when 
folded. Bought $180, asking $ 7 0 
Includes flash Coll 3 4 3 - 0 7 6 6 11-7

N E E D A small refndgerator? G ot one for 
you O n e clean used six cubic foot m od­
el, Great condition for only $110 (negoti­
able) Coll us ot 4 7 6 - 2 3 0 6.11-3

240 — B o a ts

200 — F urniture- 
H o u s e h o ld

BEAUTIFUL S O L ID maple dining table 
and 4 chairs, $ 3 0 0 Matching kitchen 
work-center, $150 Drapes, shears, rads, 
best offer Sofabed $ 2 0 0 Electnc 
fan,
$ 2 0 Hanging com er shelves, $ 3 0 44 5 - 
0 4 6 7 11-5 

__________

RA TTAN S O F A sleeper $ 2 5 0 negotiable 
8 3 2 - 8 8 7 3 Will deliver 11-3

SLEEPER SO FA , never slept on, $350. 
Zenith 2 5 '' color TV, Dual Speakers, 
$ 4 2 5 . 
cable 
ready, 
Swivel, rocker 
reclmer, $2 75 . O n e 
owner. 451-3099.11-4

Borclalounger 

FOR SALE Futon sofa bed $ 5 5 389- 
2 2 5 9 11-4 ____________

K IN G SIZE waterbed, m ahogany colored 
shelf headboard. C ushioned rails, heat­
er, 2-sets sheets, liner, $150 or best offer 
D a y 8 9 2 - 5 9 8 0 After 5.3 0 3 2 9 -5 9 0 7
11-5 

____________________

1940's D IN E R styled chrome dinette set 
with round table and four chairs. Excel­
lent condition $ 6 0 4 5 4 - 0 6 3 8 11-6

11-5

210 — S te re o -T V

FISHER 8541 amplifier equalizer, tuner, 
dual cassette, tumtoble, compact disc 
player, four speakers. $1190. 8 3 4 -0 7 4 9
U 3

S A N S U I TURNTABLE Belt-dnve, Shure 
cartridge, Teak base, $ 5 0 A R -2A 
speakers, $50/pair 
4 4 7 - 6 8 2 2 after
6pm 11-3

12' FIB ER G LA SS canoe Use 2 hr. Like 
new. $ 2 5 0 with carrier. 44 4-5647.11-3

S A IL B O A R D B O O M S $90, windwing 
5.4 square meter sails: RAF $365, CLE 
$250, 9 ' 4 ' slalom board $375. 92 6- 
1834 11-6

250 — M u s ic a l

In stru m e n ts

FE N D E R TELECASTER 1973 blonde neck, 
classic cream body, mint condition 
$ 3 7 5 David, 467-7315.11-3

• Pool

Y A M A H A C S 6 0 synthesizer with amp. 
$ 4 9 9 or best offer. Call Steve 476- 
5643, 4 7 2 - 0 3 2 9 11-6 ________

270 — M a c h in e r y - 

E q u ip m en t

S IG N PRESS for sale Great for printing 
posters, mognetics and decals. Call 458- 
4653.11-10

280 — S p o rtin g -

C a m p in g Equip.

SO L O -F LE X exercise machine Excellent 
condition. $ 8 5 0 new Yours for $ 3 0 0 
Biclt. 472-8091, 4 9 9 - 8 8 2 4 11-3

SK IS with poles - $ 4 0 Pair of womens' 
size 6V¡» Dynofit ski boots $ 3 5 323- 
0 2 0 7 anytime. 11-5

330 — Pets

CANADA

FU RN ISHED 
ALL BILLS PAID 
LET’S DEAL

• Walk To Campus
• A c ro ss From Tennis 

Courts

Ask About Microwaves and 
Ceiling Fans
CALL TODAY
477-3619

(Office At Chez Jacques 
1302 W. 24th)

O N E B E D R O O M S 
Big Enough for Two
In the campus area. This small quiet 
apartment has an ideal set up for 
roommates. O n site management, 
walk to campus, located near 24th 
ond San Gabriel. Call today: 476- 
7399. Pnce negotiable.

11-24A

R I S I N G S U N , I N C
Austin's J a p a n e s e 
S e r v ic e Specialists

W H A R F E D A L E speakers 12" heavy mog- 
net woof©! $95. Acoustic 
speakers 8 " woofer $ 4 0 3 2 3 -0 2 0 7 
onytime. 11-5

research 

FIVE M O N T H old Black Lab pupptes. All 
shots and dew claws. $100 each Pam 
4 7 6-69 82 , ext 126 or 8 5 8 - 7 2 2 3 after
6 00pm. 11-6

R E N T A L 360 — Furn. Apts.

ALL BILLS paid N e a r campus, on shuttle, 
furnished efficiencies and one bedroom 
in small complex $ 2 9 5 - $415 special 
$100 off 1st month's rent, 
ready for im­
mediate occupancy. 451-85 32 442- 
40 76 . 11-21D

7 : 3 0 A . M . - 5 : 3 0 P . M . 

M O N D A Y T H R U F R I D A Y 

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GREAT FALL 
RATES

MOVE IN TODAY

P re -L e a s in g F o r Fa ll

El Campo 
305 W. 39th Street 

La Paz
401 W 39th St. 

El Dorado
3501 Speedway

INCREDIBLE FALL RATES 
COME ON DOWN!
LET S MAKE A DEAL 
THE PRICE IS RIGHT 
1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms

472-4893 & 452-8537
Professionally Managed by Equities of Texas Management

Cúej ¡kcf#e($\l ROCA

F u rn ish ed A p artm en ts

“LET’S DEAL”

• W e # * & Trees
• Nice Pools
• Walk To Campos
• Across Street from Tennis Courts
• Some Covered Parking
• C eiling Fans & M icrowaves
OFFICE OPEN DAILY

4 7 7 - 3 6 1 9
(24th and Lamar)
D a v i s & A s s o c .

G A R D E N G A T E
APARTMENTS
C O C D
NOW LEASING 
FOR FALL ’86!

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2222 Rio Grande 

476-4992

Tanglewood Westside 
Apartments

N o w Le a sin g!

1 BR Furn. From $325
2 BR Furn. From $450

GAS & WATER PAID 
SHUTTLE AT FRONT DOOR

1403 Norwalk Ln. 

472-9614

Davis & Assoc.

Aspenw ood
A partm ents

• 1 BR Furnished $325
• 2 BR Furnished $400
• W ater & Gas Paid

M O V E ¡ N T O D A Y !
Shuttle Bus a t Front Door 
Intram ural Fields Across Street 
Professionally M a n a g e d by 
Davis an d Assoc

•/a Off First M o n th 's Rent

4539 Guadalupe 
452-4447

• Small 1 BR. Large 1 BR. 2 BR
• Central Air Conditioning/Heat
• Near 2 shuttle stops
• Laundry Room

• Se cu rity

• Completely Furnished
• Pool

4 7 4 - 0 9 7 1

4 7 4 - 1 0 0 4

600 W. 26th Street

 RENTAL

RENTAL

360 — Furn. Apts.

370 — Unf. Apts.

RENTAL

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

370 — Unf. Apts.

370 — Unf. Apts.

390 — Unf. Duplexes

4 0 0 — C o n d o s -

400 — Condos-

425 — Rooms

5 6 0 — Public Notice

FOUR BLOCKS C u m p lí * * m«c1t x «ffi 
c u m * »om« u n fu fi.» h « j $ 325 
J 3 7 5
• « ***•» H ow»* P ro p * * » . 477 9 925 
10 11 3 0

38fh and AVf B large eWxiency Corn 
op»-tiled wojhei 
if 
ihotife $ 2 9 5 * Howell Propemei 4 7 7 
992511 3D

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Nue<e> Street i 7 70 a * b * i pord 4 7 * 
1957 4 74 2 36 5 n 3

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2604 
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370 — Unf. Apts.

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PEB M O N T H
D IS C O U N T 
TO STUDENTS 

ST AST AT $325
• L a r g e P o o lS u n d e c k
• W a l k T o C C S h u tt le

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2 6 0 4 M A N O * RD

4 7 8 - 0 9 9 2

A L L BILLS PAID
Lg 1 b c M bo $350 
2 b d /1 b a $375
3 blocks to campus

• new carpet
• new appliances
• coveted parking
• orge closets
t a u n a r y r o o m
• 

• 4 0 - f t p o o l
• quiet complex
• resident manoger

8:00 til dark

U C uita Apartments 

2900 Cole « 4 8 2 -9 1 5 4

QUIET
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4 5 4 - 4 2 2 4

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o n d all M b pend D o w n to w n , n ea r UT 
o n d C a p ito l O ld e r b uildin g , re n o v a t­
ed w ith la rg e room s a n d plen ty o f 
a m b ian ce O n e m o re reason to Wve 
there? W e h a ve the best residents 
a n y w h e re ’ Co# o w n e r a t 4 7 4 -4 8 4 8 
f o r a ch an ce to e *o e n e n c e co n ve n ­
ie nt living a t o n a ffo rd a b le p nce Co# 
us on w e eke n ds to o W # w ili be g io d 
to h elp you

11-4A

CALL 4 7 1 -5 2 4 4 
TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD

RENTAL 370— Unf. Apts.

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bedroom $350 

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4 0 0 — C o n d o s -

Townhouses

• Furnished
• Great Location
• W a lk to C a m p u s
• All Kitchen 
Appl iances
• Microwave
• B uilt-in desks
• V» asher & D ryer
• Covered Parking

Cornerstone
Place

u4th & Rio Grande 

Call

4 8 0 - 0 0 6 5
Ld Padgett. Co. 

HYDE PARK 
4306 AVENUE A
2 large bedrooms (15 * 10 eo ; wdti 
.arpe» 
bookcase ond desAs botP « New 
.ruing (on, mtrvbfindi ond more 
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block o ff 4 5#i and 'Goodotope, 2 b todu 
tAsve m now o r pre-loose »tx 

To th y * » 
Spang Cod for l a at 4 58 980 9 or 451 
2 242 or leave meuoge

W O O DCREEK APTS

8 6 0 0 N la m o r 

8 3 7 5 5 5 6 

$ 9 9 Move-m Special
la*ur¡r oporvnems conwm wáy ocofec - 
♦e heo- of N o r* A « h r us? 
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STUOfOFUTS- 1 99 1295 
BEDROOMS- 1275-1335 

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2 BEDROOMS - 1 3 SO-1405 1365 $4

W o rrie d ?
About how to pay your ho <day 
bills? W e w give you a J a r x jr y 
Bonus1 S 5 0 o** your Januory 
rent rf you i<gr o ó o r 9 month 
'«ase n O c to b e r Effx ene es 1 
& 2 Bedrooms fro«r> $ 2 7 0 - E 
Call fo r detoils 451 9 0 0 ’ 441 
4 0 7 6

QUIET HYDE PARK 
GREAT FOR GRAD 
STUDENTS
Close to shuttle and UT Pool 
Gas o n d «vote» pc<c G o o d 
study en v ronm ent

4 31 0 Ave B, Call Robbie 
45 8 8 8 9 3

* $501st MONTH *
No deposit until 2nd month 
1-1, 304 E. 33rd, 5 blocks to 
U T $265 & $ 295/month

4 7 9 -6 3 3 1

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ONE MONTH‘ ONE CENT
C o u rtian d I & (I Apartm ents 
1200 Broadmoor — , si oft r nmei un Rd 
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Col 4 4 7 - 9 8 4 5 or 9 2 8 9 8 6 8

O N E B L O C K UT
7 0 5 7 0 7 G r ah a m P*ace 
L a r g e 2-1 
$ 4 9 5
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C o # Linda o g e n t a t 
4 - 6 5 3 9 4 or 3 2 8 7115

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washers 6 dryers * even oportmem Also 

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OPEN HOUSE DAILY
Ask for Move-ln Special
lu x u ry C ondom inium s, n e a r H o ncock 
S ho p pin g Cerne, e ffxreecies, t Bed 
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ARCH P roperties 4 6 7 2 3 9 0 o r 4 5 0 
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OPEN HOUSE DAILY
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Luxury C ondom inium s, n e a r H w s c o c i 
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4 4

HUGE LIVING AREA
Two M aster Baths— Large w a lk - 

in closets Built-in desks a n d 

bookshelves O n e block from UT 
Law School.

ALL BILLS P A ID 
2-2 From $475 
4 7 6 -5 6 3 1

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Free Rent 
On Town Lake

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A d s S>nc *w ACC campus 11 $295 2 
$384 2- Í ~ Txepioc» 1394

Brookhollow Apartments
14 4 Arena e 44 5-5655

*NICE VIEW.
Small 1 Bdrm— C A C H , Q u e t 
n eig h b o rh o o d Perfect for smg e 
occupancy Ail ap p liances Ex­
cellent location o n shuttle ALL 
BILLS P A ID — $ 3 6 5 9 2 8 -9 8 6 8 
4 4 7 -9 8 4 5
 

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2 8 0 4 Rio Grande 
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Courts

Itolran Ceramic Tile in Kitchen and Bath 
2 Bedroom Guest House 

GE Microwave Ovens

SPECIAL RATES

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Racquet Club/Creekhaus 
Apartments

on Town Lake

SAVE MONEY

Our Large One Bedroom 
is ideal for roommates!
Come by & see 
our model 
today!

447*4130
M -F 8-6, SAT 9-5

2101 BURTON DR.
SUN 12-5

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co n n ectio n s , dishwasher, g a r b a g e disposal. 2 d o o r refrigerator freeze? 

with ic e -m a k e r p a n try in kitchen outside storage patios, a n d see-th ru 

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a r e just w aitin g for yo u to e n jo y C all B on m e to discuss your im m e d ia te 

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• Lakefront Apartments
• 2 Pools
• Sundeck

• Tenrus Court

• Volley b a/ Court
• Beat Doc*-
• Clubroom wrth 
fireplace and bar

• Shuttle Route

1720 S. Lakeshore Blvd. 
Austin. Texas 78741 
(512) 444-2882

FREE RENT SPECIALS
OPEN SAT and SUN

T o w n h o u s e s

T o w n h o u s e s

3 MONTHS FREE 
RENT
Luxwnous one and two bedroom 
co n d o S w ith e v e r y * ! , n g Across
from U1 Starting at $600 Call 
D a n J o s e p h a t 4 7 9 - 8 7 2 7

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Condominiums

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21st & Rio G rande
4 7 9 -0 1 4 2 
O gle and Associates 
4 5 2 6 8 8 8

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By JEFF BECKHAM
Daily Texan Staff

IRY IN C _ . Most of the crow d of 
lexas A & M and 

^8 125 that saw 

S M L P ‘a y Satu rd ay at lexas S ta d i­
um drove up from College Station 
hut seemed right at home in Dallas. 
C ood thing, because that's probably 
w here the Aggies are going to be 
Jan. 1 for the Cotton Bow l.

in 

the 

lenth-ranked Texas A & M (7-1, 5 - 
0 in SVVC) came from 11 points 
do w n 
third quarter and 
scored w ith 1:48 left in the gam e to 
defeat S M U 39-35 and v irtu a lly sew 
up 
S o u th w e s t C o n fe re n ce 
the 
cham pionship.

"T h is is about the 10th time w e 'v e 
been behind in the last tw o m inutes 
and com e back and w on. It w as a 
great football g am e/' Texas A & M 
" O u r 
Jackie Sherrill said. 
Coach 
players are exhausted. T h e y played 
60 m inutes, as hard as they can 
p !a y ."

The A ggies used their three m ain 
weapons on offense to pound out 
431 yards. K e v in M u rra y com pleted 
17 of 34 for 278 yards and three 
touchdow ns. R unnin g back Roger 
vick scored tw ice and gained 118 
yards on 25 carries and tight end 
Rod Bernstine, 
the conference's 
leading receiver, caught six passes 
for 88 yard s and a touchdow n.

Despite all that, S M U (5-3, 4-2) 
still had a chance to w in w ith a suc­
cessful defensive stand late in the 
game, but a costly penalty killed the 
M ustangs' upset chances.

Lead ing 35-32 w ith 2:37 rem ain­
ing in the gam e, S M U punted the 
ball to the Aggies, w h o got the ball 
on their o w n 49-yard-line. M u rra y 's

first pass w as dropped by the usual- 
l\ sure-handed Bernstine, and Keith 
W oodside dropp ed the next pass. 
But on the play, M ustang defensive 
tackle 
tor 
roughing the passer. He drilled me 
across the head M u rray said. "I 
know lo rn personallx and he's the 
most respected plaxer in the league.
I was surprised he did that '

lerrv Ball was ‘ called 

H ie penalt\ gave the Aggies a 
tw o 
first do w n at the M ustang 36 
plavs latei M u n .n found Wood- 
side open on a crossing pattern.
I Ins time the junioi running hack 
held on and sprinted 34 yards do w n 
the left sideline fot 
touehdow n 

ie w innin g

tin 

"It s a is' cros- 
side said 
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read the co\ era< 
man ciix'erage m 
flat, and once 1 
turned upfield 

W

pattern 
again 1 ! 
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1 headed 
caught it

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the 
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tmwhed "
catches for 134 x ards and ti' 
dow ns, w as also rosponsihli 
play that ignited the Ygcoc: 
back.

nx o

the

rd quar

W ith 17 seconds in the thi 
ter, W oodside beat S M I 
M ark Vincent d o w n the loft 
side tor 
a 50-yard touehdow n pass 
A txx o-
point conversion pulled Texas A & M 
to w ith in three points and gave the 
Aggies m om entum going into the 
fourth quarter. But W oodside gave 
most of the credit to M urray, w ho 
holds all of lexas A & M s passing 
records and is o n ly a junior.

" W e k n o w that K e v in w ill pull us 
through, W o o d sid e said. "It's hap­
pened 
the 
thought to cross our m inds that w e 
could lose.”

too m any 

times 

for 

SMU’# Jeff Atkins is tackled by Johnny Holland after a 6-yard reception

Associated Press

S M U m oved the ball well for most 
of the game, 
finishing w ith 364 
vards total offense, blanker Ron 

M orris led the M ustangs w ith 74 
yards rushing, a career high, and 
tixe receptions for oo yards.

Ironically, 

it w as M orris w h o 
dropped a pass on fourth-and-16 to 
end 
last chance 
drive.

the M ustangs 

" It w ould have been difficult to 
find a harder w a y to lose after last 
w eek (a 2/-24 loss to lexas on a last-
second field goal], but I believe w e 
d id ," S M U Coach Bobby C ollins 
said. " W e can't sit d o w n and let this 
destroy us. W e 'v e got to come back

and play a good game next week (at 
Notre Dam e].”

lexas A & M has now won 17 of 
their last 19 games and now have a 
week oft to prepare before traveling 
to Little Rock to play Arkansas. A 
win over the Ra/orbacks or an A r­
kansas loss next week to Baylor in 
Waco would clinch a C ottori Bowl 
berth.

1 his is the city we want to be in 
on New Year's Day, said Murray, 
who played high school football just 
a few miles from the L otton Bowl at 
North Dallas High School. "Right 
now, we control our own destinv 
and that's the best situation.

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E A S T R U T H E R F O R D , N .J. _

 Joe M orris ran 
tor 181 yards and both tou ch d ow n s and the N e w 
York defense controlled D allas' 30-point-a-game 
offense as the G ian ts beat the C o w b o ys 17-14 
S u n d a y in a critical N F C East m atchup.

M orris, w h o ran for an 8-yard touchd ow n in 
the second quarter and a 6-yarder in the fourth 
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dropped the C o w b o ys to 6-3.

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y P vs w h en ** had to, A 14-vard 
sack by G eorg e M artin took D allas out of field 
goal range in the final m inute.

Rafael Sep tien w as w a y short on a 63-yard 

tying field goal attem pt w ith 13 seconds left.

The C o w b o ys m ounted a com eback, going 90 
yards in just eight plays after M o rris scored his 
second to u ch d o w n giving the G ia n ts a 17-7 lead. 
T ony Dorsett ran a d raw p lay in from 23 yards 
out to m ake it 17-14 w ith 7:29 left.

■ D o lp h in s 28, O ile rs 7 — In M iam i, Dan 
M arin o th rew four touchdow n passes, three in a 
4:29 span in the second period, as the D olphins 
w hipp ed H ou ston .

M a rin o 's scoring tosses covered 8, 38, 3 and 85 
yards as the D olphins, 4-5, w o n consecutive 
games for the first time this year. H e finished 
w ith 12 com pletions in 29 attem pts for 220 yards 
w ith tw o interceptions.

I he O ilers dropped to 1-8 w ith their eighth 

consecutive loss.

■ Broncos 21, R aid ers 10 — In Los Angeles, 
M ike H a rd en clinched D e n ver's victo ry o ver its 
A ÍC W est rival, the Raiders, w h e n he returned 
an interception 40 yards w ith 1:49 rem aining. 
The Broncos also scored on an 8-vard run bv 
Steve Sew ell in the second quarter and a 3-yard 
pass from Jo h n E lw a y to S a m m y W in d e r in the 
third period.

■ Jets 38, S e a h a w k s 7 — In Seattle, the Jets set 
a team record w ith their seventh consecutive vic­
tory as K en O 'B rie n passed 83 yards to W e sle y 
W alker, 50 and 36 yards to A l T oon, and one 
yard to tight end M ick e y S h u le r for scores.

Broken wrist will keep 
White out for six weeks

Associated Press

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -

 Dallas quart­
erback Danny White, the top-rated passer in 
the NFC this season, suffered a broken right 
wrist in the first quarter of the Cowboys' NFL 
game against the New York Giants on Sun­
day.

White was injured with about five minutes 
left in the quarter when he was sacked by 
linebacker Carl Banks, who rammed into the 
quarterback after coming untouched on a blitz 
from the left side.

A Cowboys' spokesman said a broken bone 
usually takes at least six weeks to heal and it 
might be longer for White because the injury 
was on his throwing hand.

White, who had completed one of three 
passes in the game for 8 vards, fumbled on 
the play and Giants nose tackle Jim Burt re­
covered.

Cowboys' backup quarterback Steve Pel- 

luer replaced White.

Coming into the game, W?hite already had 
missed 3% games with a strained hip flexor 
injury', which Coach Tom Landry/ said was 
the byproduct of a hernia operation.

O 'B rie n com pleted 26 of 32 passes.

■ R e d sk in s 44, V ik in g s 38, O T — In W a s h in g ­
ton, C a ry C lark caught a 38-yard touchdow n 
pass from Ja y Schroeder 1:46 into overtim e to 
keep W ashing ton tied w ith the G iants atop the 
N F C Last. 1 he Redskins had tied the game w ith 
63 seconds left on G eorge Rogers' third touch­
d o w n of the game, a 2-yard run.
■ C h ie fs 24, Chargers 23 — 

In San Diego, 
Kansas C ity spoiled the head coaching debut of 
A l Saunders by rallying from a 16-0 halftim e def­
icit. N ick L o w e ry kicked a 37-yard field goal w ith 
seven seconds rem aining after the C hiefs needed 
o n ly 46 seconds to march 50 yards in six plays to 
set up the kick.

■ Patriots 25, A tlanta 17 — In Foxboro, N e w 
England beat A tlanta, helped greatly by replay

official Joe G a rd i's reversal of the on-field offi­
cials' decision that D avid A rch er's 16-vard pass 
to A rth u r Cox w as a touchdow n.

G ard i said o n ly one of Cox's feet had touched 
the ground in the end zone before tree safety 
Fred M arion jarred the ball loose.

■ Saints 23, 49ers 10 — In N e w O rleans the 
Saints tightened the N F C W e st race by upsetting 
San Francisco. Rookie Reuben M aves ran for 
touchdow ns of 4 and 27 yards and M orten A n ­
dersen booted three field goals, from 45 50 and 
23 yards.

■ Bengals 24, Lion s 17 - In Detroit, a 44-vard 
pass interference call against D etroit's Demetri- 
ous Johnson set up the w in n in g 1-yard touch­
do w n run bv La rry K in n eb rew w ith 40 seconds 
remaming. O n a second-and-20 at the C incinnati 
40-yard line, quarterback Boom er Esiason lofted 
a 
long pass for C ris C o llin sw o rth . 
bumped C ollinsw orth at the Lio n s' 1 
the Bengals a first dow n.

Johnson 
, to give

Fo ur plays later, K in n e b rew p lo w ed over left 

tackle for the w in n in g score.

■ Brow n s 24, C olts 9 — in Indianapolis, Ber- 
me Kosar threw three touchdow n passes, in ­
cluding a 72-yarder to run ning back H erm an 
Fontenot, to keep Indianapolis w inless. The 
Colts are off to their w orst start ever

■ Buccaneers 34, B ills 2 8 - I n Tampa, Buffalo 
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to pick it up at the 8 but w as hit by Bucs' line­
backer K e v in M u rp h y The ball rolled into end 
zone, w h ere Pat Franklin recovered for a 10-0 
lead.

■ Steelers 27, Packers 3 — In Pittsburgh, M ark 
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dinator Jo h n M ize and defensive 
coordinator Spike D y k e s ," M c W illi­
am s said. " A ll I did w as stand on 
the sideline and get n e rvo u s."

"T h e y beat us 

in the kicking 
game, Akers said. "O n e thing you 
can't do is go on the road and let the 
home team get a big play in the 
kicking game. You just can't do it.
1 hat w as as m uch of a part of our 
gam e plan as a nything else — do n't 
allow them opportunites in the kick­
ing game. That d id n 't last too lo n g ."
T yrone T h u rm an 's 96-yard punt 
return after 
lexas opening driv;e 
stalled and Jam es G ra y's 20-yard 
touchdow n run late in the first quar­
ter got the Red Raiders off to a quick 
start. But penalties and turnovers 
got Texas back into the game in the 
first half — and out of it in the sec­
ond.

M cC ra y's fumble, the Red Raiders, 
aided by an unsportsm anlike con­
duct penalty on Texas, w ere able to 
score on Scott Segrist's 24-yard field 
goal to go up 17-7.

Segrist kicked another field goal 
after another unsportsm anlike con­
duct penalty on Texas — on fourth 
do w n and eight — put the ball at 
the Longhorn 24.

" W e 'v e got to be more discip­
lined, Akers said. " W e made some 
mental errors in the second half that 
cost us dearly w ith penalties. U ntil 
w e get that corrected it's hard to 
w in ball g am es."

Segrist added a 28-yard field goal 
on 
lech s next possession to give 
the Red Raiders a 23-7 lead w ith 
7:20 rem aining in the fourth quar­
ter.

W ith Texas trailing 14-0, fresh­
man punter Alex W a its' punt w as 
blocked and recovered by Tech's 
Jam es M o selv at the Longhorn 34.

M c W illia m s 

then brought 

in 
backup quarterback M onte M cG u ire 
instead of starter Billy Joe Tolliver, 
w h o had throw n his 12th intercep­
tion of the season earlier in the 
quarter. M c G u ire w as prom ptly 
picked off by Stephen Braggs, w h o 
finished the d ay w ith three inter­
ceptions, and after an 18-yard re­
turn, Texas had the ball on its o w n 
48.

on

A late hit

Braggs added 15 
yards to the play, giving the Lo n g ­
horns the ball at the Tech 37-yard 
line. Three plays and tw o Red R a id ­
er penalties later, Stafford scram ­
bled 20 yards do w n the m iddle of 
the field for Texas' first touchdow n.

A fter recovering tight end Tim

M a n y Tech 

left follow ing 
fans 
Segrist's last field goal but the Lone-
n n r n e 
horns w eren't about to give up in
this must-vvin game.

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Starting at 

its o w n 16, Texas 
drove 84 yards in seven plays, scor­
ing on B yerly's 28-yard touchdow n 
reception w ith 5:41 left to make the 
score 23-14.

The Longhorns got the ball back 
w ith 4:07 left and m oved the ball 63 
yards in eight plays — taking only 
55 seconds off the clock — as Jones 
scored on a 19-yard strike from Staf­
ford. W a rd 's extra point brought the 
Longhorns w ith in tw o, 23-21

The Longhorns lost despite gain­
ing 363 yards in total offense to the 
Red Raiders' 268. Texas had 19 first 
d o w ns to Tech's 13. Stafford fin­
ished the d ay 19 of 42 for 249 yards, 
tw o touchdow ns and tw o intercep­
tions. Darron N orris 
led Texas 
rushers w ith 54 yards on 14 carries.

 UH’s Foxworth wins ITCA-Rolex title

By JOHN PILATI
Daily Texan Staff

Kathy I ox worth of tin- University of Houston 
captured both the singles and doubles champi­
o n s h i p s Sunday at the I^86 IK A Kolex South­
west Regional Tennis lournament held at the 
Penuk Allison Tennis ( enter 

Foxworth marched through the s i n g l e s bracket 
on her way to a straight-set 6-1, 6 I vie tory over 
Trinity's Dabnev ! anghorm m the finals lm luii 
ed in Foxworth's victories were a third iound 
defeat of I onghorn Robvn I i.-ld 7-6, I 6, 6-1 and 
a 2-6, 7-5, 6 0 fourth round upset of Anne 
C irousbee k

After her single's e hampionship, I oxworth's 
day was far from en e r She* combint d v\ i»h Stina 
Almgren to win tin doubles final e»ver I SU s 
Dana and De Anna Watlmgton 6-2, 6 1 
I ox 
worth now rv. eives automatie bids to I ebruarv s 
Rolex f inals in Richmond Va , in both the sin 
gles and double bracket as champion Dabnev 
.is singles runner up will also 
Langhetrne 
reeeive a bid

It was a Successful weekend lor Texas fresh­
man Lanae Kenschler. Renschler, placing

to the semi-finals before 

against her first streing national competition, ad 
vaneed 
to 
I anghorne 7-6, 6-T. Renschler s a i d that, despite 
the l o s s , she' felt her best-played game was the' 
o n e against I a n g l e u n e

losing 

I progressively got bette*r as the tourname'nf 
we-nt e>n If was reassuring bee a use I was unsure 
what te» expect," Kensc hler said. " I think I have a 
lot inore* corn nitration now 
I know I can pla\ 
with other collrgt plavers."

Moore was also impressed with Kerns» hler's 
p« rformance 
'sin played her best tennis of the 
,i!l1 s" l<«r She just couldn't get to the net 
• ■Dough though to upset Dabnev's (Langhorne] 
bae k. ourt p lay," Moot, said

! In tat. ot Kens, hler's teammates was not s o 
peisitive, though After a 6-0, 6-0 romp ewer I ex 
as le'chs lisa Roberts, lex.is' Anne Groti'-becf 
fell to eventual . hampion Kathy Foxworth erf 
Houston 
(.m u beck was playing with a ham­
string injury she tullered in a se'iemd round 
match on Thursday D ana Merrett, who looked 
strong Ihursday defaulted both her singles and

double's rn.it. lies Friday due to a strained tendon 
in her wrist She was to have paired up with 
I ana. Rons, hler m doubles play.

Senior Robyn field also lost to Kathv F.»x- 
weirth in the third round Miehelle Carrier was 
defeated by I rinity's Katrina < raw lord in third- 
round at lion 5-7, 6-2, h 2.

to 

C)f the thr. <• I ongh.irn d.tubles tandems, two 
defauIte'd due 
injuries Besides Merrett 
Kens. hle*r, ( iroushe. L and Robv n I ield d* faulted 
I hursdav as lt preeautiemary measure- t.»r ( ,mus- 
t ileen Tell nut Kim Monntn l o s t their ini­
beek 
t i al match to lech's l i s a Roberts and M i.helle 
/ u gler.

Despite their failure to reach the finals, Texas 
should stijl be well represented in the Rolex fi­
n a l s Beverly Bowes, w ho spent the weekend in 
I ngland with the I 5 Wightman Cup Team, 
vmII receive an automatic bid as one of the five 
top returning collegiate players in the country 
She should likelv receive a doubles bid a s well 
with (iroushe. k . who also has a strong chance of 
n • • iving an at large bid

lexas travels to Santa Barbara, ( alif,, I uesdav 

to compete m the I d I )otv Inv Rational

Longhorns play host 
to national invitational

By CHRIS HALL
Daily Texan Staff

I he 17th annual Harv ev IVnu 1 
Inter, ollegiate ( ailt I .mrn.iment be 
gins Monday at Morris Williams 
( ,olf ( ourse vv ifh a field of fiftec n
teams, four of which are nationally 
ranked by the College Golf ( oaches 
Association of America, including 
No. 1 Oklahoma State and No, 7
I exas

All Southwest ( onterence teams 
except Arkansas will be represented 
at the t w o dav tournament

1 exas Be ib I stes, the tvvct-time all* 
Southwest ( .inference and second- 
team All Ann rúa m 10NS is e x p e l­
ed to give the I onghorns a lot 
* 
help. Estes led the Texas squad in 
both the Butler National Intercoil, 
giate in Oak Brook, III , and th<? 
Buckeye Fall Classic in Lolumbu-'. 
Ohio m which 
the Longhorns 
placed fourth and seventh, respec­
to civ

I stes and teammate Brian Nelson 
both placed in the top ten in last 
year's Harvey Pemck Intercollegi­

ate and not surprismglv are the 
leaders of this lexa- team so tar this 
m a son Brad Agee Kvlc ( >>odv, 
\ndrew I )eBusk and 
I c>dd I rank 
complete the six-man squad that 
will he competing in the tourna­
ment tor the Longhorns 

tfi» 

include 

tcuirnament 

Some other kev plavers to look for 
in 
I J, 
I’hster and Brian Watts of ( )klaho- 
ma State, who hcith achieved high 
national individual rankings m last 
vear's \ ( VA tournament Oklaho­
ma's 
[odd Hamilton and Grant 
Waites arc- also <-xp. c ted to add to 
the tc uirnament s .. impetitiveness 

But desj te th. pr< serue c>t some 
rather intense competition this tour­
nament, 
limmv 
longhorn Coach 
( lav ton remains >ptimistic and savs 
his team is readv tor the c halle nge 

I think v\t U do real good/ ( iav- 

ton said 1 tlunk we can win it ” 

Morris W .¡hams t a >lf ( our se is at 
!»()(• Manor Road, near the Robert 
Mueller M m t c pal Air port

Longhorn volleyball team 
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L U B B O C K — The seventh- 
ranked Lexas volleyball team de­
feated conference rival Lexas lech 
Sunday in Lubbock, 15-3, 15-6, 8-15 
15-3, to remain undefeated in con­
ference plav.

Texas (16-4, 6-0 in S W C ) was led 
by 
junior middle blocker Karen 
Kramer with 10 kills and six blocks, 
followed bv captain Jackie ( ampbell 
with nine kills and four service aces. 
Seniors Eva Murrav and Anna de 
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Around C a m p u s is a daily colu m n 
a ctiv itie s 
lis tin g U n iv er sity -re la ted 
sponsored by aca dem ic depart m ents, 
student ser vices and registered stud ent 
organizatio ns. T o appear 
in Around 
C ampus, org anizatio ns must be regis­
tered with the O f fi c e o f Stu den t A ctiv i­
ties. A n n o u n cem en ts must be s u b m it ­
ted on the correct form , a vailable in /Tie 
Daily Texan o ffic e, by 11 a.m . the day 
before p u blication . The Daily Texan 
reserves the right to ed it su b m issio n s to 
conform to style rules, al th ough no s i g ­
nificant ch a n g es will be made.

T he University A cco un ting A ssocia­
tion will hold a TGIF reception with De- 
loitte, H ask in s & Sells from 4 to 7 p.m . 
Friday in the T exas U nion Building Q u a ­
drangle R oom . T urn in you r sch olarsh ip 
applications.

The pe tition d e ad line to claim credit
by exam ination so it ap p ears on a stu ­
d en t's official transcrip t at the end o f the 
fall sem ester 1986 is 5 p.m . Friday. P eti­
tion form s are available at the M easu re­
m ent and E valuation C en ter, 2616 W ich­
ita S t., and at the G eneral Inform ation 
and Referral D esk in the lobby o f the 
O ffice o f the M ain Building. Petition 
form s m ust be turned in at the M EC. 
Call 471-3Ü32 for m ore inform ation.

I he Puerto Rican S tu d en ts ' A ssocia­
tion will hold an org an izatio n al m eetin g 
from 8 to 10 p .m . W ed n esd ay in Batts 
Hail 115. All P uerto Rican u n d erg rad u ­
ate, grad uate and p rofession al stu d en ts, 
as well as faculty and staff, are invited to 
attend.

T he U nderg ra duate Art H istory A sso ­
ciation will sell tickets for the bus trip to 
the Kim bell Art M u seu m in Fort W orth 
from 11 a.m . to 2 p .m . M ond ay through 
Friday in the lobby o f the Art B uilding in 
front of the A rch er M. H u ntington Art 
G allery. T ick ets are $10 round-trip . T he 
bus leaves at 8 a.m . Satu rd ay . All in ter­
ested are invited.

T h e Health P ro fess io n s O f fi c e will
host a N avy recru iter interview ing pre-

 

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day in G eograp hy B uilding 2.34

I he Studen t E ng ineerin g Co u n cil 
will m eet to d iscuss the national co n fer­
en ce and take pictures at 6:15 p .m . M on­
day on the east steps ot the M ain Build­
in g . W e 11 
a ls o d is c u s s p o s s ib le 
reorganization of com m ittees.

Pax Christi will meet at 7:30 p.m . 
M onday in the U niversity C ath o lic Cen 
ter.

Alpha 

( hi will hold a ping-pon g
tou rnam ent from 8 a.m . to 6 p .m . Nov. 
15 and 16 in G regory G y m n asiu m 28.
I ee is $2 tor no n-m em b ers. For inform a­
tion call K evin, 454-5391.

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p .m . M onday in the Texas U nion Build 
ing Tower Room . All m em b ers are wel 
com e. For inform ation call 450-0620.

Alpha Chi will meet at 6:30 p.m . 
M ond ay ou tsid e the T exas U nion Build­
ing Ballroom . All m em bers are w elcom e.
Dem oc racy in A cadem ia will present 
the video Political R epression at U T at 
7:30 p.m . M onday in Beau ford H. Jester 
C en ter 203A . D ouglas K ellner, professor 
o f philosoph y, will speak on m isuse of 
the tenu re system at the U niversity.

Allied Health O rgan iz ation wiíl meet 
•it 5 p.m . M onday in the T exas U nion 
Building E astw ood s R oom . Dr. G en e 
Rem be o f the U I-G a lv esto n physical 
therapy d epartm en t will speak.

( hi Alpha Christian Fello w sh ip will 
hold a p ray er m eeting at noon M onday 
in Texas U nion Building 4.108. If you 
have any n eed s in your life, w e would 
like to pray for you.

University Youn g D em ocrats will
hold a candidate rally at noon M ond ay 
on the W est Mall featu ring Bruce T odd, 
Joh n K eel, Bill A leshire, C ecelia Burke, 
and rep resen tatives o f M ark W hite and 
Jim M attox.

The Texas M em orial M u se u m will
hold calligraphy d em o n stration s by the 
Capital City Scribes on R om an capitals 
and m aking an accord ion book at noon 
Tuesday in the Texas M em orial M u se­
um . Call 471-1604 for d em o n stration top­
ics.

T h e M exican -A m erican Stu d en t Lead­
ersh ip Council will m eet at 7 p .m . M o n ­
day in the Texas Union B uild ing C hica- 
no C u ltu re Room . A ny o ne in terested is 
urged to attend.

T h e Learning S k i l l s C en te r will hold
for study tech n iq u es and 
registration 
college reading skills classes, inclu d ing a 
special section for stud y tech n iq u es for 
ch em istry, ph ysics, en g in eerin g and 
math stu d ents from 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . 
through Friday in B eauford H. Jester 
C en ter A332.

I he Depart m ent of Linguistics will
present the M onday C olloquium with 
C arlota Sm ith , p rofessor o f linguistics, 
speaking on "A T heory of A sp e c t" at 3 
p m. M ond ay 
in U niversity Teaching 
C en ter 1.132.

Baha i Associatio n will hold an infor­
mation table near the fountain on the 
W est Mall from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . each 
w eekday. W e II offer free inform ation on 
solutions to world problem s and the 
prom ise o f world peace.

M I S 11C — Min ority Stu den ts 
in 
C om m un ication — will m eet at 7 p.m . 
M onday in Jesse H. Jo n es C o m m u n ica­
tion C en ter 3.124. Cactus pictures will be 
taken W ear your M ISTIC T-shirt

I he University S k i C lu b ann ou nce s 
that final paym ent for the Than ksgivin g 
trip will be collected from n oon to 2 p.m . 
M onday in T exas U nion Building 4.226.

I he U .S . Navy will be recruiting 
Nov. 19 at the C areer C en ter. E xtraord i­
nary' op p ortu n ities for professional ca­
reers are available to college stu d ents. 
Sign up now . A 3 .0 G PA is preferred.

I he Baptist Stu den t U nion will hold 
a free aerobics class at 3:30 p.m . M onday 
in the Baptist Stu d en t C en ter, 2204 San 
A ntonio St.

I he Baptist Stu den t U nion will hold
a free conversational English class at 1 
the Baptist Stu den t 
p.m M ond ay 
C en ter.

in 

The Stu den t Ch rist ian Fello w sh ip
will hold a w o m en 's Bible study of John 
at 7 p.m . M onday at 5305 W aterbrook.

T he Student Ch rist ian Fello w ship
will hold a co-ed Bible stud y o f disciple- 
ship at 7:30 p.m . M onday at 5400 
Friedrich L ane, Lot 51.

T he S a ilin g T ea m will m eet at 7:30 
p.m . M onday in Robert Lee M oore Hall 
5.104.

T h e C en te r for M id dle Eastern S tu d ­
ies, the A m erican So ciety o f O riental R e­
search, and the D ep artm en t o f O riental 
and A frican l ang u ag es and L iteratures 
will present " In Search o f Biblical Ziklag:
A C ity o f D av id ," a lecture by Joseh 
Seger o f M ississippi State U niversity at 8 
p.m . M ond ay in Art Building 1.110.

T h e Stu den t Health Cente r will re­
cruit for stu d en ts interested in becom ing 
peer instructors for m eth od s o f co n tra ­
ception or alcohol aw aren ess. For infor­
m ation call 471-6252. To apply co m e by 
SH C 347. C o u rse credit in H ÉD 278 will 
be received for participation in each p ro­
gram .

Circle K will meet at 7 p.m . M o nd a y in
Pharm acy Building 2.110. W e'll finish 
early — Dr. Ruth W esth eim er is the 
speaker. Call R obert, 495-3977 for infor­
m ation.

D e fen se

C o n t i n u e d fro m p a g e 9

record. Bill Bradley picked off four 
against Texas A&M in 1968.

"It's good that an individual has a 
good game, but the team has to 
w in," Braggs said. "I'm part of the 
team. It's not a personal battle for 
m e."

Linebacker Mike January was im­
pressed with 
the second-quarter 
show Braggs put on. "H e had a re­
ally good day," January said. "H e 
was in good position several times. 
He got greedy. He wouldn't give 
anybody else an interception."
the defense used 

their 
good position to provide the offense 
with good position and a chance to 
win the game, it also provided some 
crucial penalties. Apparently, the 
officials had good position on Hagy 
when they flagged the Longhorns 
twice for unsportmanlike conduct.

While 

The first call came when the Red 
Raiders were about to face a third 
down and 10. Instead they had a 
first down at the Texas 12-yard line 
and ended up with a chip shot field 
goal.

to start 

The second one was quite a bit 
more critical. Tech was preparing to 
punt 
the fourth quarter 
when a flag was thrown. A second 
unsportsmanlike call gave Tech a 
first down and they kicked another 
field goal.

Hagy tried to explain. He knew 
the first one was on him. He was 
just trying to convince the referee 
that he was being clipped. But it 
was news to him that the second 
one was on him, too.

Hagy said the referee had warned 
him to stop tackling people by the 
headgear. He told the referee that 
he was tackling them by the jersey 
and turned to say something to an­
other player. He 
turned back 
around and a flag had been thrown. 
He did not know the penalty was 
on him until after the game.

"All I know is I've got six points 
in my name and that doesn't make 
me feel good ," Hagy said.

T exas Coach Fred Akers said, 
'W e've got 
to keep our poise. 
We've got to be more disciplined. 
Until we get [mental errors] correct­
ed, it's hard to win ball gam es."

On Saturday, the bad and good 
was just a little more bad than good.

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suit. O ffic ia ls s a y t h e y e x p e c t 
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b r o a d c a s t s 
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s in c e N B C 

" A u s tin b e in g 

th e k in d o f 
h ig h -te c h a r e a it is, w e 'v e h a d a 
lo t o f c a lls a b o u t i t , " C s a h a m n 
" T h e r e 's a lm o s t n o c o m ­
s a id 

p a ris o n to th e cith er n e tw o r k s in 
th e n u m b e r o f p r o g r a m s w e 
b r o a d c a s t in s te r e o "

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th e m a s t p o p u la r 
p rim e tim e s h o w s to b e s te re o - 
b r o a d c a s t o n N B C a r e th e C o s ­
h y S h o w , C h e e r s , M ia m i V ice , 
a n d A m a z in g S to r ie s N B C h a s 
la te n ig h t p r o ­
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g ra m s such a s L a te N ig h t w ith 
D a v i d L e t t e r m a n , 
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N ig h l 
liv e , T he T o n ig h t S h o w , 
a n d F rid a y N ig h t V id e o s to b e 
b r o a d c a s t in M T S s o u n d

in c lu d e d 

C B S fa n s , h o w e v e r , w ill h a v e 
to w a if s o m e tim e b e f o r e h e a r ­
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th e ir fa v o rite p r o g r a m s 

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A u s tin a ffilia te K T B C , C h a n n e l 
th e s ta tio n d o e s n o t 
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th e
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" F o r us to c o n v e rt o u r p la n ts 
to s te re o w o u ld b e q u ite a n in ­
v e s tm e n t," B ro w n s a id . " C B S 
d o e s n 't p u t o u t e n o u g h p r o ­
g r a m m in g fo r it."

W h a t e v e r 

th e w a it o r e x tra 
e x p e n s e , m o s t v ie w e r s s a y th e 
n e w s o u n d — o n c e e x p e r ie n c e d 
— is w e ll w o r th th e c o s t o r in ­
c o n v e n ie n c e o f c o n n e c tin g th e 
s y s te m A n d p r o g r a m m e r s a n d 
s ta tio n s o w n e r s a r e b e ttin g th a t 
to s ta y , 
TV m s te r e o 
b rin g ng w ith t a w h o le n e w d i­
m e n s io n 
te le v is io n 
in q u a lity 
p r o g r a m m in g

is h e r e 

A u s tin 's e a r s w ill n e v e r b e th e 

s a m e

m o n d a y , n o v e m b e r 3, 1 9 8 6

 page 2 TV watch weekly mon nov 3, 1986

editor

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contributors 

jo e b e lk 
t a r a p a r k e r 
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as
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A B C is b e ttin g th a t y o u 'd r a t h e r s e e T o n y th a n Bill o r M a r k o n T u e s d a y n ig h t.

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N E W Y O R K — In th e a b s e n c e 
o f b ig - n a m e p r e s id e n tia l c a n d i­
d a te s o n th e b a llo t, th is y e a r 's 
e le c tio n is h a r d to sell a s c o m ­
p e llin g te le v is o n d r a m a .

A t s ta k e o n T u e s d a y , h o w e v ­
e r, is p a r ty c o n tro l o f th e S e n a te , 
w h ic h h a s a ll k in d s o f im p lic a ­
tio n s fo r P re s id e n t R e a g a n 's la s t 
tw o y e a rs in o ffic e a s w e ll a s fo r 
th e s h a p e o f th e 19 8 8 p r e s id e n ­
tia l c a m p a ig n .
M o s t o f 

th e c o u n tr y 's s ta - 
te h o u s e s a r e a ls o u p f o r g r a b s , 
a n d th e t w o - y e a r e le c tio n s fo r 
U.S. H o u s e o f R e p re s e n ta tiv e s 
c a n a lw a y s a ffe c t th e id e o lo g i­
c a l b e n t o f th e C o n g re s s .

F or te le v is io n , h o w e v e r , 

it is 
a n " o f f - y e a r ” e le c tio n w ith c o r - 
r e s p o n d in g ly 
in te r e s t 
a m o n g v ie w e rs .

" o f f " 

• 

O f A B C , C B S a n d N B C , o n ly 
C B S p la n s to c a r r y c o n tin u o u s 
e le c tio n c o v e r a g e 
t h r o u g h o u t 
p rim e tim e , p r e - e m p tin g W iz a r d 
a n d th e T u e s d a y n ig h t m o v ie .

B o th N B C a n d A B C w ill s ta rt 
b r e a k in g 
to 
p r o je c t w in n e rs a n d u p d a te 
e le c tio n resu lts.

in a t 8 p .m . EST 

B ut E le c tio n D a y 

fa lls o n 
A B C 's b e s t n ig h t o f p r im e - tim e 
ra tin g s . T he n e tw o r k w ill s h o w 
W h o 's th e B o ss a n d M o o n lig h t ­
in g m th e ir e n tire ty b e fo r e b e ­
g in n in g c o n tin u o u s c o v e r a g e a t 
9 :4 3 p .m . EST.

N B C w ill a ir M a t lo c k a n d 
C rim e S to ry b e fo r e its c o n t in u ­
o u s e le c tio n c o v e r a g e s ta rts a t 
10 p .m . EST.

" W e 'r e g o in g 

to a v o id d is ­
t im e , " s a id Je ff 
r u p tin g p r im e 
G r a ln ic k , A B C N e w s e x e c u tiv e 
p r o d u c e r o f s p e c ia l b r o a d c a s ts , 
" b e c a u s e w e h a v e fo u n d , a n d 
this is n o s e c re t, fe w e r p e o p le 
v o te in o f f - y e a r e le c tio n s th a n in 
p re s id e n tia l e le c tio n s , a n d c o n ­
s e q u e n tly , fe w e r p e o p le c a r e to 
w a tc h o f f - y e a r e le c tio n r e s u lts ."

N B C 's s c a le d - b a c k c o v e r a g e 
h a d " n o t h in g 
to d o w ith n e t­
w o r k e c o n o m ic s , " s a id N B C 
s p e c ia ls s e n io r e x e c u tiv e p r o ­
d u c e r P au l G r e e n b e r g .

" I t h a s b e e n o u r e x p e rie n c e in 
o ff- y e a r e le c tio n s th a t th e re h a s 
b e e n less a p p e t it e " fo r re su lts, 
h e s a id .

G r a ln ic k s a id la te r c o v e r a g e 
th e b e n e fit o f s o m e 

w ill h a v e 
s o lid e le c tio n re su lts.

T he 

fe e lin g 
f u n d a m e n t a l 
a b o u t o f f - y e a r e le c tio n s is ," h e 
s a id , 
n o m a tte r h o w c r e a tiv e 
y o u a r e a n d h o w h a r d y o u w o r k 
a n d n o m a tte r h o w m a n y e le ­
m e n ts y o u a tte m p t to b r in g to 
th e e a rly p a r t o f th e p r o g r a m ­
m in g , y o u 'r e ju st k illin g a n d f ill­
in g tim e u n til y o u k n o w w h a t th e 
s h a p e o f th e H o u s e is a n d w h a t 
s h a p e th e S e n a te is ."

in 

tw ic e 

C N N 's n ig h t o f e le c tio n c o v ­
e r a g e w ill 
lik e w is e in c lu d e e n ­
te rta in m e n t, th o u g h w ith a p o lit ­
ic a l a n g le . T he C a b le N e w s 
N e tw o r k w ill a ir 
its 
e ig h t- h o u r e le c tio n c o v e r a g e , 
b e g in n in g a t 6 p .m . EST, a n 
h o u r - lo n g S h o w B u s in e s s T o d a y 
E le c tio n S p e c ia l a b o u t e n te r ­
ta in e rs 
p o litic ia n s 
a n d p o litic ia n s b e c o m in g c e le b ­
ritie s. (A n e x a m p le o f th e la tte r 
b e in g M a y o r E d w a r d K o c h o f 
N e w Y o rk .)

b e c o m in g 

C B S 's c o n tin u o u s c o v e r a g e 
w ill c o n c lu d e a t 2 a .m ., N B C 's 
a n d A B C 's a t 1 2 :3 0 a .m . A ll 
th re e w ill o ffe r c u ta w a y s to lo c a l 
s ta tio n s , w h ic h w ill a ls o g e t th e 
la te 
o p tio n o f g o in g 
n e w s.
A ll 

th re e n e tw o rk s w ill c o n ­
d u c t s u rv e y s o f v o te rs 
le a v in g 
b a llo t b o o th s , b u t n o p r o je c ­
tio n s w ill a ir u n til p o lls c lo s e in 
e a c h 
th e 
c o u n try .

r e s p e c tiv e 

r e g io n o f 

lo c a l 

to 

S e n a te s e a ts a r e u p f o r e le c ­
tio n a t s ta g g e r e d in te rv a ls e v e ry 
six y e a rs . O f th e 34 a t s ta k e o n 
T u e s d a y , 2 2 a r e h e ld b y R e p u b ­
lic a n s . T he D e m o c r a ts n e e d a 
n e t g a in o f f o u r to ta k e c o n tr o l 
o f th e S e n a te .

R e ce n t p o lls s u g g e s t 1 1 o f th e 
k e y ra c e s a r e to s s u p s a n d th a t 
to 
th e D e m o c r a ts a r e 
m a k e a n e t g a in o f a t 
le a s t 
th re e .

lik e ly 

fo c u s o n 

C o v e r a g e w ill 

th e 
S e n a te , b u t th e re w ill b e p le n ty 
o f f o d d e r f o r p o litic a l a n a ly s is , 
to o .

R e p u b lic a n s c ite d 

th e 19 8 4 
e le c tio n s , w ith R e a g a n a t 
th e 
to p o f th e tic k e t, a s e v id e n c e 
th a t th e m in o r ity p a r ty is m a k in g 
h e a d w a y in th e h e a r tla n d . This 
y e a r 's re s u lts c o u ld c o n fir m o r 
u n d e r m in e th a t c o n te n tio n .

A ls o a ffe c te d w ill b e th e c a m ­
19 8 8 

p r o s p e c tiv e 

p a ig n s 
p r e s id e n tia l c a n d id a te s :

o f 

in 

g a in 

t ie - b r e a k e r 

If th e S e n a te e n d s u p 5 0 - 5 0 (if 
th e D e m o c r a t s 
t h r e e 
s e a ts ), V ic e P re s id e n t G e o r g e 
B ush c o u ld ta k e c e n te r s ta g e a s 
p a rtis a n , 
th e 
d e a d lo c k e d v o te s . If th e D e m o ­
c ra ts ta k e c o n tro l, S e n a te M a ­
jo rity L e a d e r B o b D o le w ill b e 
m in o r ity 
th e H o u s e , 
N e w Y o rk C o n g r e s s m a n J a c k 
K e m p c o u ld h a v e n e w c o l­
le a g u e s less lik e ly to s u p p o r t his 
e c o n o m ic p o lic y g o a ls .

le a d e r . 

In 

" T h e 'R e a g a n R e v o lu tio n ' d e ­
v e lo p e d o v e r six y e a rs w ith a
R e p u b lic a n S e n a te ," s a id C B S 's 
J o a n R ic h m a n , v ic e p r e s id e n t 
a n d d ir e c to r o f s p e c ia l e v e n ts . 
" I f th e S e n a te b e c o m e s D e m o ­
c ra tic , th e c o u n tr y w ill fin d itse lf 
w ith a w h o le d iffe r e n t a ttitu d e in 
C o n g re s s .

" I t 's n o t a n o n - e v e n t . "

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f f i CD "T ie m p o De R evancha” (No Date) 
Federico Luppi. Ulisis Dum ont. La 
lucha 
desesperada de un h om bre p or d e rro ta r a un 
im perio y arran ca rle un puñado de dolares 
CB 
"Irre co n cila b le D iffere n ce s" 
(1984) Ryan O Neal, Shelley Long A 9 -year- 
old girl, feeling neglected and unloved, seeks 
legal aid to d ivorce herself fro m the custody 
of her ever-p re o ccup ie d p arents and m ove in 
w ith her fo rm e r housekeeper. 'P G ' g

A A A 

9:05
© A A N ational Lam p o o n's European Va­
cation 
(1985) C hevy Chase, Beverly D ’An- 
gelo. A fter w inning a European holiday on a 
TV gam e show, the G risw ald clan goes on a 
ch ao tic to u r o f Old W orld ca pita ls PG-13*

EVENING

6:00
© a M egaforce ' (1981) Barry B ostw ick, 
Persis Kham batta A grou p of te chnologically
superior m ercenaries battles the fo rce s of a 
tiny m ilita ry d icta torsh ip PG'

6:30
f f i CD El C rack 
(No Date) A lfred o Landa. 
M aria Cassanova Un detective acepta des­
c u b rir el paradero de una m uchacha desa­
parecida vanos anos atras, y se ve envuelto

EVENING

6:30
f f i CD "E l M iluso s" (No Date) H ector Suarez, 
Rafael Inclan. Las peripecias y sinsabores 
que le to ca vivir a un p rovinciano que decide 
m archar a la ciudad en busca de tra b a jo , 
pero solo encuentra pillos en su cam ino.

★ 

7:00
© A A A C oco o n " (1985) Don Am eche, 
W ilford Brim ley. Residents of a Florida re tire ­
m ent co m m un ity are rejuvenated when they 
com e in co nta ct w ith e xtra te rre stria l co co o n ­
like pods. 'P G -1 3 ' g
CD 
i " P ro to c o l" (1984) G oldie Hawn, 
Chris Sarandon. A W ashington co ckta il w a it­
ress becom es a m edia sensation and a U.S. 
diplom at when she th w arts an assassination 
a tte m p t on a visiting em ir. In stereo. PG’ g 
CD A * * "A C hristm as S to ry ” (1983) Peter 
Billingsley, Darren M cGavin. Based on a Jean 
Shepherd story. S m all-tow n A m erica in the 
this holiday 
m id-1940s 
m em oir about a boy who only w ants a Red 
Ryder BB gun fo r C hristm as. ‘ PG’

the setting 

fo r 

is 

7:05
© A A A The P risoner Of Z e n d a " (1952) 
S tew art G ranger, Deborah Kerr. An English­
man figh ts o ff usurpers while posing as the 
king of a tiny co un try whose real king has 
been kidnapped.

8:00
© O Rage Of Angels: The S tory C o n tin ­
u es" (Prem iere) (Part 2 of 2) Jaclyn Sm ith, 
Ken Howard Jennifer discovers d etails co n ­
cerning her fam ily history while she and her 
e x-husband, now vice president o f the United 
States, continue to be victim ized by an o b ­
sessive blackm ailer. In stereo. g 
© O A * "R o a d G a m e s" (1981) Stacy 
Keach, Jam ie Lee C urtis. An e ccen tric tru c k ­
er, a beautiful hitch h ike r and a psychopathic 
killer traveling the same route play gam es of 
life and death.
0 3 A A A 
"M e rry A n d re w " (1958) Danny 
Kaye, Pier Angeli. A British archaeologist be­
com es involved w ith a traveling circu s as he 
searches fo r the ancient statue o f Pan.

9:00

© 
2 C ontinental D ivid e " (1981) John
Belushi, Blair Brown. A C hicago new spaper 
colum nist travels to the Rockies to escape 
som e p olitica l heat and interview a reclusive 
n aturalist. PG’
f f l CD "L a Patagonia R ebelde” (No Date) 
H ector Alterio, Luis Brandoni. Hecho real su­
cedido en A rgentina y en el cual el e je rcito 
re prim ió a sangre y fuego una huelga.
© ★ ★ * "L a s t Tango In P aris” (1973) M ar- 
Ion Brando, M aria Schneider. A m iddle-aged 
man. whose u nfaithful w ife recently co m m it­
ted suicide, and an uninhibited young w om an 
m eet and begin a co m plicated affair th ro u g h ­
out w hich 
to each 
other.
CD A a "T h e W ild L ife " (1984) C hristo p he r 
Penn, Eric Stolz.

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EVENING

6:30
f f i CD El Rey De M o n te rre y " (No Date) C a­
pulina, Rosalba Bram bila. La mas e xtra va ­
gante pareja de novios, co nve rtid a en azote 
para los delincuentes, aunque a veces la p oli­
cía los persigue a ellos.

7:00

© a A ’ .- The Final C ountdow n 
(1980) Kirk 
Douglas, M a rtin Sheen The a tom ic-pow ered 
aircra ft carrier U S.S. N im itz is tra n sp orted 
back in tim e to the Pacific Ocean hours be­
fore the attack on Pearl H arbor. PG' 
f f i A a ' 2 "M o ve rs & S hakers” (1985) W alter 
M atthau, Charles G rodm . A stu d io chief hires 
an ace screenw riter in the throes o f m arital 
mayhem to adapt a bestselling sex m anual 
PG ’
A A A ’ j The Alam o «1960) John 
© O 
Wayne, Richard W idm ark. The B attle of the 
A lam o is waged by heroes who fig h t to free 
Texas from Mexico.
CD * a P ortrait Of Dorothy Stratten ' (1984) 
A ch ron icle o f the rise to fam e and violent 
death o f a ctress-m odel D orothy Stratten.
CB 
Ja w s” (1975) Roy Scheider, 
R obert Shaw Based on Peter Benchley's 
novel. A great w hite shark terro rize s the wa­
ters off a coastal resort, though to u rism -co n ­

A A A ’ 2 

en una serie de peligros 
CB a * "B la m e It On The N ig h t" (1984) Nick 
M ancuso, Byron Thames A fte r his m other 
dies, a 13-year-old is fo rce d into a painfully 
awkw ard reunion w ith his rock star fath e r — a 
man he never knew. In stereo. PG-13'

7:00

CD 
* * "O h G od! You Devil ’ (1984) George 
Burns, Ted Wass. A struggling m usician de­
clares in desperation th a t he w ould tra d e his 
soul fo r a chance at fam e and fo rtu n e and the 
e ver-o b liging devil gran ts his request. PG' g 
7:05

© 
a a a * King K o n g " (1933) Fay Wray. 
R obert A rm stro n g A m ovie com pany d isco v­
ers a giant ape on a re m ote South Sea island 
and brings it back to New York, w here it es­
capes to te rro rize the city.

8:00
© a a Wild Geese II" (1985) S co tt Glenn, 
Barbara C arrera M ercenaries risk th re a ts on 
their own lives to com plete a m ission involv­
ing kidn a pp in g im prisoned Nazi leader Ru­
d o lf Hess from B e rlin ’s im penetrable Span- 
dau prison. R’
CB a a 2 "T o Live And Die In L.A ” (1985) 
W illiam L. Petersen, W illiam Dafoe. A Secret 
Service agent becom es obsessed by ven­
geance while tra ckin g dow n a ruthless co un ­
te rfe ite r responsible fo r his p a rtn e r's m urder 
In stereo. R' g
© 0 * A ' 2 "J e t P ilo t" (1957) John Wayne, 
Janet Leigh. An A ir Force colonel falls in love 
with a beautiful fem ale pilo t who is on a se- * 
cret spy m ission fo r the Soviets.
CD * a a "T h e Devil And Daniel W e b ste r" 
(1941) Jam es Craig, Edward A rnold. Based 
on Stephen Vincent Benet's story. A ttorn e y 
Daniel W ebster is called upon to defend a 
man who m ade a pact w ith the devil.

9:00

“ M o m en to s” 

© CD 
(No Date) G raciela 
Dufau. Miguel Angel Sola. La insistencia de 
un hom bre enreda a una m ujer en una aven­
tu ra s e xtra m atrim o n ia l, que no deseaba.
CD * "S h o w g irls " (1986) Eric Edwards, S ta ­
cey D onovan. The stars of a lavish Las Vegas 
revue band together to save their show from 
closing.
CD a a Red S o n ja " (1985) B rig itte Nielsen, 
A rnold Schwarzenegger. A w om an a tte m p ts 
to retrieve a talism an from a queen w ho will 
use the charm for evil purposes. 'P G -13'

i v warcn weekly mon nov J, 1986

page

EVENING

is 

6:00
CD a A a A C hr,stm as S to ry " (1983) Peter 
Billingsley, Darren McGavin Based on a Jean 
Shepherd story S m all-tow n Am erica in the 
m id-1940s 
this holiday 
mem oir about a boy who only w ants a Red 
Ryder BB gun fo r C hristm as. PG 
CD a a a 20.000 Leagues Under The Sea” 
(1954) Kirk Douglas, James M ason A gov­
e rnm ent-sponsored expedition searches fo r 
a strange ship -a tta ckin g m onster. G'

the setting 

fo r 

7:00
© a a 2 Serial 
(1980) M artin Mull. Tues­
day Weld. A happily m arried M arin C ounty 
couple are spurred by their tre n d y neighbors 
into exploring a lternative lifestyles. 'R'
© 
A ’ 2 Beyond The Living” (1978) Jill 
Jacobson, G eoffrey Land A nurse, pos­
sessed by the sp irit o f a m an w ho died during 
an operation, m urders the d o cto rs w ho per­
form ed the surgery.
© f f i A A "K id M illio n s" (1935) Eddie Can­
to r, Ethel M erm an. A B rooklyn tom boy in h e r­
its a fortune.
f f i 
a A A ! 2 Dead E n d " (1937) Sylvia S id­
ney, Joel McCrea. Youngsters in an East Riv­
er slum fight to overcom e their environm ent, 
f f i CD "B uenos Dias, C on d e sita " (No Date) 
Rocío Durcal, Vicente Parra. Una m uchacha 
tra ta de ayudar a un solterón em pedernido, 
para que reciba una fortu n a com o regalo de 
una boda que no se relizara nunca 
f f i a a "P o w e r" (1986) Richard Gere, Julie 
Christie. A ruthless public relations wizard 
m asterm inds the cam paigns of tro u b le d p o ­
litical ca ndidates across the country. ‘ R’ g 

f f i 

"S upervivientes De Los Andes 

8:00
(7 ) O A A 2 "L a s s ite r" (1984) Tom Selleck, 
Jane Seymour. A classy Am erican jewel thief 
is blackm ailed by the FBI to steal a fortu n e in 
Nazi-held jewels passing through pre-W orld 
W ar II London.
¡33 
(1975) Hugo Stiglitz, N orm a Lazareno.
© Q 
a A ' 2 "The H u n te r" (1980) Steve 
McQueen, Eli Wallach. Based on the true sto ­
ry of Ralph "P a p a " Thorson, who leads a 
dangerous life as a m ode rn -d ay b ounty h un t­
er
CB 
A a a a "A m a d e u s " (1984) F. M urray 
Ab rah a m , Tom Hulee. C onsum ed w ith 
jealousy over his riva l's brilliance, Viennese 
co urt com poser A ntonio Salieri ineffectually 
plo ts to d iscre d it brash m usical genius W olf­
gang Am adeus M ozart In stereo PG’

EVENING

6:00

f f i CD "E l Pecado De Ser Pobre 
(No Date) 
Ramon A rm engod, G uillerm ina G rin. Un a 
m ujer ayuda a un ex presid ia rio a triu n fa r 
com o cantante, y después las circunstancias 
la llevan a em pu jarlo nuevam ente a un m un­
do de desesperación
CD a a a 
(1953) ^ a t h r y n 
Grayson, Howard Keel Two stars, once m a r­
ried, becom e p artners professionally and find 
that they argue as m uch on stage as they do 
off.

K is s Me K ate’ 

7:00
© A A A C oco o n " (1985) Don Ameche. 
W ilford Brimley. Residents o f a Florida re tire ­
ment com m unity are rejuvenated when they 
com e in co nta ct w ith e xtra te rre stria l co c o o n ­
like pods In stereo. PG -13' g 
f f i A A "The Bride 
(1985) Sting, Jennifer 
Beals. Baron F rankenstein's fem ale cre atio n 
is spirited w ith a fiery independence of m ind 
and body In stereo. P G -13’ g 

7:30
0 A Up' Up' And A w ay!" (1985) C ody N i­
cole, Laurie Sm ith. Two p a rtn ers b attle fo r 
co ntro l of an airline

8:00
CZD Q M onte C a rlo " (Prem iere) (P art 1 of 
2) Joan Collins, George H am ilton A Russian- 
born songstress uses her ta lent, p o p u la rity 
and influence th ro u gh o ut Europe to gather 
info rm a tion fo r the Allies as part o f a person­
al war waged against the Nazis who killed her 
intelligence officer husband, g 
© 0 a a a "S p la s h " (1984) Tom Hanks. 
Daryl Hannah A New York bachelor w ithout 
much success at love falls fo r a b eautiful g irl 
who literally washes up on shore, unaw are at 
first that she's the m erm aid he saw as a child

3a O 
Perry M ason The Case Of The 
S hooting S ta r” (Prem iere) R aym ond Burr, 
Barbara Hale. The m aster a tto rn e y defends 
an actor accused of the o n-a ir m u rd e r o f a 
talk-show host, g
© 0 A A ’ 2 "M id w a y 
(Part 1 of 2) (1976) 
Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda Japanese 
and Am erican strategies com e in to play as a
crucial W orld War II naval and aerial b attle 
centers around M idw ay Island in the Pacific.
£B a Death Wish 3 " (1985) Charles B ro n ­
son. Deborah Raffin. A fte r a friend is m u r­
dered by a gang of punks, vigilante Paul K e r­
sey hits the streets of New Y ork once again 
to figh t crim e his own way. 'R'

EVENING

6:30

f f i CD "L o s Dem onios De La G uerra 
(No 
Date) Guy M adison, Venantino Venantini. Un 
o ficial aleman y o tro norteam ericano, her­
manados p or un m ism o sentim iento hum ano 
y separados p o r el odio de la guerra.

7:00
© A a 2 "T h e G oom es" (1985) Sean Astin, 
Josh Brolin. A dolescent m isfits stu m b le upon 
a treasure m ap and u nd e rta ke a harrow ing 
mission to recover the boo ty o f a n oto rio us 
17th-century pirate. In stereo. PG’ g 
© Q3 A ’ 2 The Lincoln C onspiracy 
(1977) 
Bradford Dillman. John Dehner. This dram a 
of Lincoln's assassination suggests th a t high- 
level governm ent officia ls were involved in 
the plot
f f i CD A a Bad M edicine 
(1985) Steve 
G uttenberg, Alan A rkin. A fter a m edical- 
schooi hopeful is rejected from every college 
in the U.S., he heads for a C entral A m erican 
in stitu tion run by an o ff-ce n te r a d m in istra to r 
P G -1 3 'g

8:00

In 

a a a 

The Rare B re e d ” (1966) 
© 0 
Jam es Stew art, M aureen O'H ara. 
the 
1880s, a beautiful w om an fro m England in­
tro d u ces H erefords to 
the W estern ca ttle 
scene.
CD a a C hatauqua Girl 
(1984) Janet-Leigh 
Green, Terence Kelly The harsh financial c li­
m ate of 1921 A lb e rta com plicates a w om a n 's 
new position as an agent fo r traveling p e r­
form ers and leads her into a ro m an tic en­
counter

9:00
© a a Night P a tro l" 1 1984) Linda Blair. Pat 
Paulsen A Los Angeles cop, w ho 's also an 
aspiring standup com ic, has a run-in w ith his 
dyspeptic superior and is tra n sfe rre d to a 
hazardous m ght beat ' R 'g 
f f i CD Los M uchachos De Antes No Usaban 
A rsé n ico " (No Date) N arciso Ibanez Menta, 
M ario S offici Tres ancianos dispuestos a sa­
cu dir el yugo que tra ta de 
im ponerles la 
esposa de uno de ellos, 
f f i 
a a a C o co o n " (1985) Don Ameche. 
W ilford Brim ley Residents of a Florida re tire ­
m ent co m m un ity are rejuvenated when they 
com e in co n ta ct w ith e x tra te rre stria l co coon- 
like pods In stereo P G -1 3 'g 

10:00
© a a The Se„ o u t " (1976) Richard W id ­
m ark, Oliver Reed A d ouble agent, pursued 
by Am erican and Russian intelligence agents 
and desperate to escape from Jerusalem , 
tu rn s to a retire d spy fo r help 
CD a a 
(1976) Richard Dreyfuss, 
Inserts 
Jessica H arper A fo rm e r feature film d ire cto r 
ekes out a living p rod u cin g seamy porn o 
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ffi b i l l c u r r y
ffi M A G IC Y E A R S IN S P O R T S A look at the 
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ffl NFL Y E AR B O O K : 1985 C H IC A G O B E A R S

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ffi NFL S U P E R S T A R S A profile of MiKe Dit- 
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ffi NHL HO CKEY Washington Capitals at 
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ffi TO P R A N K BO XIN G Harold Brazier vs
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ffi COLLEGE FOOTBALL Oepaul at Wabash
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ffi COLLEGE FOOTBALL Fresno State at 
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ffi INSIDE THE NFL Hosts Len Dawson, 
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ffi BOXING Gene Hatcher (26-3, 18 KOs) vs
Darryl Anthony (23-3 2 17 KOs) in a W8C 
Continental Americas welterweight title bout 
scheduled lot 12 rounds from Atlantic City 
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ffi SU PERB O U T S Marvelous Marvin Hagler
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fla m b o y a n t, a rro g a n t a n d o b 
n< >a,ous ty(>es, it seem s o d d th at 
m ild m a n n e re d co n su m e r 
re 
p o rte r Bro< ke R o b bin s a n d her 
nightly seg m e n t D o lla r s a n d 
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bly the m ost 
fb-r ;ive p a rt <t
the lo c a l C f a n n e l 3 6 n ew s, but 
th at s just w h a t t is

R obbins if fa r fro m the e g o - 
m a m a c a l, h a rd e d g e d M a rv in 
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Z m d le r a n d re p o rte rs like him 
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ness m a k e D< >llars a n d S e n s e 
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p e rc e n t 
fin a n c in g o ffe re d by 
G M a n d so m e o f the o th e r a u ­
to m o b ile c o m p a n ie s .

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the 
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Thursday night e d itio n , in w hich
Robbins 
that 
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in 
by the H e a lth D e p a rtm e n t, 
a d d itio n 
th at h a v e 
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restau ran ts 

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vides d a ta that co n su m ers c a n 
us»* S o m e of her re g u la r finds 
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n eed s to m o v e a w a y from the 
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7:30
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pursue their quarry on an island breeding 
ground

8:00

© VIDEO SOUL
© © CAM ELO T Based on Lerner and 
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stars as the love-struck king in this ro m an tic 
musical based on the love triangle between 
King A rthur, Guenevere and Lancelot.
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f f l REGIS PHILBIN’S LIFESTYLES Featured: 
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Joyce Keller; tum m y tuck docto r, R obert Vi- 
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author Pat Booth ("P alm Beach” ).
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5 5 O CRIME STORY T orello's divo rce be­
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gal loans (May be interru p te d fo r election 
coverage.) In stereo.
© MOVIE * * ' / 7 "T h e M iracle Of Kathy M il­
ler 
(1981) Sharon Gless, Frank Converse. 
Based on a true story. A year in the life o f a 
bright, sports-m inded teen-ager who o ve r­
comes massive brain and physical dam age to 
continue her involvement in athletics.

8:30

© NEW COUNTRY
® G ELECTION COVERAGE C overage in ­
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© OUTDOORS
® © EL CAM INO SECRETO
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Malcolm M cDowell, M ary Steenburgen. H.G. 
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from V ictorian London to m ode rn -d ay San 
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analyses o f the results will follow .
CD SURVEILLANCE...NO PLACE TO HIDE A 
look at the increased use o f ele ctro n ic su r­
veillance and how it is done by governm ent 
agents, big business and perhaps yo ur next- 
doo r neighbor.

9:05
CD MOVIE ★ * "A N ightm are On Elm S tre e t” 
(1984) John Saxon, Ronee Blakely. A group 
of L A. children are te rro rize d by a vengeful 
killer who can invade th e ir dream s and m a te ­
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9:35
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10:00

CD G ELECTION '86 
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!8 0 TO THE MANOR BORN DeVere allows 
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dam aged sister s m edical bills, Daisy 
is 
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New York, w here she eventually fin ds suc­
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half-b ro th e r 
© O 5 5 O NEWS 
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pulous th e a trical agent.
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th e ir m arriage breaks up.
10:45
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Kersey hits the stre e ts o f New York once 
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Improper Channels" (1981) 
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4:40

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( D O NEW M IKE H A M M E R Hammer 
searches for a small-time hood who mur­
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"Jaw s" (1975) Roy
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© M O V IE * * "National Lam poon’s Euro­
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pher reflect on the high and low points of 
their stormy marriage, 
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Hello Austria / 
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Roundtable
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How To

Move Along 
Hometown

20th Century 
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One By One

J.C. Miller 
Manufacturer's

Sew
In Watercolor

Movie.
"Englishman

Justin Wilson
For Thinking

Abroad" 
Joshua Logan

Business
SportsCenter

"The Bedford 
Incident'

Horse Wk 
Cup

Tennis 
Paris Open

Men's Final 
Sport sLook

Aerobics
Outdoors

Basketball 
U.S.S.P at

Kick Boxing

Skate
America

Billiards 
World Open

SportsLook
Fishing

SportsCenter
SpeedWeek

Auto Racing 
Fall Nationals

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Movie

"Cover Girl”

Movie:

Better Oft 
Dead"

Movie:

"Threshold

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"Beast From

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Germany
Australia

Dr. Ruth Show Hello Austria / 

Gold Trust 
Buy Now &

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Jewelry

Big League 
E Robinson

Hello Vienna

Lifestyle

Boxing

Earth & Sky 
Mech. Univ.

Congress 
Write Course

Independents

News
Moneymakers

Ask
Washington

Computer
Series

Accounting 
Money Puzzle

Shortstories

Music of Man

An American

Evening

College
Football

Movie.
"Wild Geese

Fresno State 
at Nevada-Las

II"

”

Vegas

Music of Man

SportsCenter
Superbouts

Better Off

Dead"

Comedy
Movie

Out Of 
Control"

Everybody s 
Money Matters

“ Moonlight
Sonata

Amer. Evening

Trap Shoot

Family

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Couples

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"Remo 
Williams: The

Adventure
Begins"

Movie
'Second-Hand

Hearts ’

Surwal

Movie Makers 
Movie:

' Elem

Movie:

"Blame It On 
The Night

Movie
"To Live And

Die In L A."

Inside The 
NFL

Not News
Movie:

"Birdy'

Movie: 
"El Oreja

Rajada"
Rosse

Marionetas

La Morenita 
Movie:

"El Crack”

T. Fernandez

Movie:
“ Momentos”

Movie:

"Persecución
Mortal”

"Pago Cara Su 
Muerte"

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CD

Movie
"Cocoon

Ccnt'd

Movie:
"Major

Barbara"

Movie

‘ Red Soma

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Oh God! You

Devi!”

Redhawk
Moonstone

DISNEY
CD

Donald Duck 
Dumbo

You & Me 
"Fantasy Film

Worlds Of 
George Pal "

Here's Boomer 
Walt Disney

Presents 
Oz And Harr

Movie:
“ Blithe Spirit"

In The Wiliows

Dumbo 
Pooh Corner

Mickey 
Donald Duck

Gem
Thanksgiving

The Color Of 
Friendship

Movie:
'Cocoon"

Anna To The
Infinite Power

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Electric Blue

Movie
"Oh God! You

Disney
Presents

Sexcetera

Devil'

Movie:
"Showgirls"

Movie 
"Red Sonja

“ Devil And 
Daniel

Webster”
Animals

Oz And Harr 
Movie

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Girls Of The 
Comedy Store

Private
Moments

Electric Blue

Movie:
"Silver Bullet

"Thunderhead, 
Son Of Fltcka

Longest River

Movie

against an outlaw gang, 
f f i INVESTMENT ADVISORY 
3Q © LUISANA MIA 
0 HORSE RACING WEEKLY 
0 MOVIE * "Show girls" (1986) Eric Ed­
wards, Stacey Donovan The stars of a lavish 
Las Vegas revue band together to save their 
show from closing.

2:10
0 MOVIE * * 2 "The Assisi Underground" 
(1985) (Part 2 of 2) Ben Cross, James Mason 
Fact-based story of the efforts of a group of 
Italian monasteries and convents to help 
Jews escape Nazi persecution by giving them 
refuge in Assisi during the last years of World 
War II.

2:30

© M O V IE The July Group 
( 1981) Kenneth 
Pogue, Nicholas Campbell. Violence enters 
the lives of a Quaker family when some of its 
members are kidnapped by a terrorist organ­
ization
0 PGA GOLF Seiko Match Play Champion­
ship. final round, from Tucson, Ariz. (R)

3:00
© VIDEO VIBRATIONS Urban contempo­
rary music video programming featuring a 
mix 0» rhythm and blues, pop, soul, gospel, 
jazz reggae and country videos 
0 ) MOVIE * * "W est Of El Dorado" (1949) 
Johnny Mack Brown Max Terhune A cow­
boy earns the trust of the brother of a young 
man he killed during an attempted sta-

@ © TIEMPO DE VIVIR 
0 GIRLS OF THE COMEDY STORE 

3:05
© MOVIE * * Wild Geese II" (1985) Scott 
Glenn, Barbara Carrera Mercenaries risk 
threats on their own lives to complete a mis­
sion involving kidnapping imprisoned Nazi 
leader Rudolf Hess from Berlin's impenetra­
ble Spandau prison R'

3:15

0 MOVIE ** 2 Teachers 
(1984) Nick 
Nolte, JoBeth Williams. A lawsuit brought 
against a zoo-like urban high school for 
a w a rd in g a diploma to an illiterate student 
spurs a burned-out instructor to search for 
his discarded ideals. In stereo R’ g 

3:20
f f i MOVIE *+ Movie Struck' (1937) Jac»- 
Haley, Laurel and Hardy A girl from a small 
town finds success in Hollywood.

4:00

O CHALKBOARD
0 ) MOVIE Law Of The W est" (1949) Johnny 
Mack Brown.
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© © ESCANDALO
0 PRIVATE MOMENTS: ONE NIGHT 
STAND
0 MOVIE * * * ' > "M ajor Barbara 
(1941) 
Wendy Hiller, Rex Harrison. From the play by 
George Bernard Shaw. A rich society girl 
joins the Salvation Army 
4:30

© ROOM 222

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CD WORLD AT LARGE

4:35

THURSDAY’S SPECIALS 

NOVEMBER 6. 1986

MORNING

5:00
0 A THANKSGIVING TALE Puppets are 
featured in this story of Tom Turkey s at­
tempts to keep a group of cold dogs and 
hungry cats from fighnng or having him for 
dinner

5:30
0 SURVIVAL Killers of the Plains M chaei 
Landon narrates a study of the big game ani­
mals living on the Serengeti Plains of East 
Africa, focusing on the intricate relationship 
that exists between predators and the.r prey 
0 MOONSTONE GEM In this live-SCtion 
fairy tale featuring puppets, an evil baron 
threatens to steal a country’s national trea­
sure that possesses wish-granting powers 

AFTERNOON 

3:00
0 SURVIVAL Killers of the Plains" Michael 
Landon narrates a study of the big game ani­
mals living on the Serengeti Plains of East 
Africa, focusing on the intricate relationship 
that exists between predators and their prey 
0 JOEY AND REDHAWK The tale of two 
teen-aged boys, from very different back­
grounds who learn about life and under­
standing when they face danger and chal­
lenges 
in the Colorado Rock.es 
(Part 4)

together 

3:30
0 MOONSTONE GEM In this live-action 
fairy tale featuring puppets, an evil baron 
threatens to steal a country’s national trea 
sure that possesses wish-granting powers. 

friendship ot 

two schoolmates 

4:00
f f i THE COLOR OF FRIENDSHIP The inter­
racial 
is 
threatened by prejudice and racial violence 
4:30
0 A THANKSGIVING TALE Puppets are 
featured in this story of Tom Turkey’s at­
tempts to keep a group of cold dogs and 
hungry cats from fighting or having him for 
dmner

5:00
f f i ANNA TO THE INFINITE POWER Dina 
Merrill and Jack Giitord star in this story 
about a secret experiment to clone a famous
scientist

EVENING

"the 

7:00
© CELEBRITY Having each attained nation­
(Ben 
al prominence, 
Masters, Michael Beck. Joseph Bottoms) are 
reunited by a strange twist of fate that ends 
with one of them dead, another seriously 
wounded, and the third charged with murder 
(Part 3 of 3)

three princes 

12:00
0 THE LONGEST RIVER The attemp: of 
three Americans to raft the B10-B10, a dan­
gerous river running from the Chilean Andes 
to the Pacific, is documented

0 PRIVATE MOMENTS: ONE NIGHT 
STAND

11:05
CD MOVIE * * * Air Force” (1943) John 
Garfield, Arthur Kennedy Directed by How­
ard Hawks Aboard a bomber in the Pacific, 
air torce o e w members battle against enor­
mous odds in the early days of World War II 

11:30 

(D EDGE OF NIGHT 
© O FACES OF JAPAN 
0 ) BEST OF GROUCHO Guests: actress 
Dona Drake with husband and costume de­
signer Bill Travilla; “ Choo Choo” Charlie Cal- 
laci
© 0 MOVIE * * ' ; "Vam pire" 11979) Jason 
Miller, Richard Lynch, A handsome and mys­
terious millionaire whose powers make him 
irresistible to women is the target of a fren­
zied hunt

O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER-
MAN Scheduled: Jane Pauley ("Today"), ac­
tor John Lithgow, musician Hiram Bullock. In 
stereo
0 MOVIE ★ * ’ ? "B trdy" (1984) Matthew 
is 
Modine, Nicholas Cage. A young man 
brought to a military hospital to aid in the 
recovery of his childhood friend, psychologi­
cally scarred by his wartime experiences. In 
stereo R Q
0 SUPERBOUTS Marvelous Marvin Hagier 
vs Juan Roldan in a middleweight title bout 
taped March, 1984, in Las Vegas.

12:00
© REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT SEMI­
NARS
CD EDGE OF NIGHT
® JACK BENNY Jack decides to throw 
Dennis a surprise birthday party 
f f i © MOVIE "Pago Cara Su Muerte 
(No 
Date) William Bogart, Sydney Chaplin El 
destino lleva a un hombre a ver morir asesi­
nada a su mujer, quedarse sin su hijo y final­
mente a convertirse en un bandolero sin mas 
ley que su revolver.
f f i EVERYBODY'S MONEY MATTERS 
03 MOVIE * * * Moonlight Sonata" (1938) 
Charles Farrell, Ignace Jan Paderewski A 
love affair in a Swedish household leads to 
the creation of the famed "Moonlight Sona­
ta.”
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f f l PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING 
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THE LONGEST RIVER The attempt of 
three Americans to raft the B'o-Bio, a dan­
gerous river running from the Chilean Andes 
to the Pacific, is documented 

12:10
(7) 0 MOVIE 
The Possessed 
★ * * 
(1977) James Farentino, Joan Hackett A de­
frocked minister wrestles with evil 
forces 
threatening an isolated school for girls 
© MOVIE * 
tin Hewitt, Betsy Russell A plane crash 
strands a group of lusty high-school gradu­
ates on a remote island 'R

"Out Of Control" (1985) Mai 

12:25
0 MOVIE * * í "The Assisi Underground” 
(1985) (Part 1 of 2) Ben Cross, James Mason 
Fact-based story of the efforts of a group of 
Italian monasteries and convents to help 
Jews escape Nazi persecution by giving them 
refuge in during the last years of World War 
II

12:30

© NEW COUNTRY
© MOVIE 
? "Unde:cover With The 
KKK" (1979) Don Meredith, James Wain- 
wright. An FBI agent goes undercover to infil­
trate an Alabama branch of the Ku Klux Klan
and later becomes a key witness in a civil 
rights trial.
© 0 AN AMERICAN EVENING Simon Rat 
tie and the London Sinfonietta perform Ger­
shwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" and "S trike Up 
The Band" in this tribute to George Ger­
shwin, Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein 
and Charles Ives 
0 ) DOBIE GILLIS 
f f i MONEY PUZZLE 
® O LOVE BOAT
0 TRAP SHOOT Rolex / Jackie Stewart 
Pro-Celebrity Tournament, from London. (R) 
1:00

O CHALKBOARD 
© VIDEO SOUL 
© FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN 
Q 700 CLUB 
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® SPORTSLOOK
0 SEXCETERA THE NEWS ACCORDING 
TO PLAYBOY FOR OCTOBER 

1:30

GD 0 ® O NEWS
© MOVIE * * The New Kids" (1985) Shan­
non Presby, Lori Loughlin. After moving in 
with their Florida relatives, two orphaned 
teen-agers are menaced with increasing vio­
lence by a gang of local thugs ‘R’ ¡5 
© VIDEOCOUNTRY 
® SPORTSCENTER

1:35
0 MOVIE * * Roadhouse 66" (1984) W il­
lem Dafoe, Judge Remhold Driving through 
Arizona, an Ivy Leaguer 
is assisted by a 
worldly-wise hitchhiker when local rowdies 
shoot a hole in the radiator of his '55 Thun- 
derbird 'R'

© MOVIE * * i Kiss Of Evil 
(19631 Clif­
ford Evans. Jennifer Dame) A newlywed cou­
ple on vacation is enticed to the dismal man­
sion of a Bavarian vampire 

f f i f f l MOVIE El Gallo Y Sus Alumnas 
(No 
Date) Lando Buzzanca. Rossana Podesta Un 
profesor que es enviado como reemplazo a 
un colegio, es acusado de enfermo sexual 
por una profesora

© MOVIE ★ * 
-T arzan And The Green God­
dess" (1938) Herman Brix (Bruce Bennett). 
Ula Holt Tarzan tries to confiscate an ancient 
Mayan relic which holds a secret formula that 
unscrupulous people are seeking 

1:40

1:45

1:55

2:00

dD 0 NIGHTWATCH 
© MONEY MANIA
0 ) MOVIE * 2 
(1948) 
Johnny Mack Brown A federal agent in the 
guise of a cowboy tries to gather evidence

Frontier Agent 

IS IT TIME FOR:

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C lean in g

Crown 
Filling 

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