Da il y T e x a n The student newspaper of The University of ^exas at Austin Monday. March 23 1987 25c Vol. 86. No. 115 Backpack searches OK By LUM TWILUGEAR Daily Texan Staff searching backpack" and purnc" to find a missing test is legal and w ithin U niversity rules a L I in­ quiry' has determined. Two students in an Economics 303 class filed written complaints af­ ter M ichael Chesnev, senior lecturer in economies, asked teaching assist­ ants to search the b a c k p a c k s and bags of students leaving his 10 a m class Feb. 13 The complaints were sent to V in- cent Geraci chairm an of the eco­ nomics departm ent, w h o later received the University 's finding in a March 10 letter w ritten bv Robert Kine dean of the C ollege et 1 iberal Arts "1 think that to me the issue isn t it - really whether it's legal or not whether it > appropriate or not said Rob Hargett, ITT ombudsman I d> n t think it is "D o we ''tart doing strip-searches ot pt i pie1' 11 irgi tf said Hargett said he would include his disappointm ent w ith the finding in his annual report to the executive oftiiers of the Umversity " I was hoping that it w .is going to be that it was illegal, but it s good to know w'hat nghts the professor has ' said Karen Stam s, one of the students w ho complained to C.eraci about the search Stam s, a business sophomore, said C hesnev had not told the class either in the syllabus or verbally that fie would search backpack - and bags to combat scholastic dishones- tv. He had warned his class that he very serious­ take^ cheating very King said ly Although Kmg and C hesn* \ a h u refused to say if h w hetiu - C he-ney class their posse search«d spoke to Geraci * th* incident he :* had determined had vcarned his " K in s might be 'U r C hesnev * mi a 'u ri - were in intended t prevent scholastic c »eraci said in his U tit r t h*>' esty starns responding to the a -nplaint Geraci attached a copy* ot the le ter from Km g that stated, "D r C hesnev s actions w ere w ithin the scope of his obligations under this (concerning scholastic dis­ policy honesty in the General Information Bulletin] The policy states, Im 'ru i tors ... shall take such measures ... neces­ sary to insure an orderly examina­ tion and to minimize the tempta­ t io n " for c heating an d o p p o r t u n it ie s Stam s said she was angry when th* se a rc h o c c u rre d b e c a u se sh e d id not k now what was happening. But Starns said she was satisfied y\ ith the - lutcome of the inquiry y hesney "aid h> also was pleased w ith the finding Geraci "aid he w ould take up the matter m the next economics de­ partment meeting. He said he w a" not "ure whether he would e\er have students pos­ sessions "earcht d in hi" class but would probably not push for a de­ partmental policy either endorsing or forbidding "eari he- S e n a te fa ils to confirm UT re g e n t a p p o in te e s B y S T A C E Y F R E E D E N T H A L Da v Texan StaM was that fir would reviey\ it and mast an independent decision i»nci he »t on the K iard Clements appointed the regents but the nominations requirt Feb the advice and consent ot the V n .itt Once the new regents are confirmed thv K u r d elects a chair- j to ►< ep U*"' board . ui id m t K* reav. hi d tv r ut appom to " Barshop •; said they were not the Senatt s failure to C e le b ra tio n Lady Longhorn basxetba piayers Lyssa McBride and Pennee Ha¡ ct ebrate *he¡r wir over Rutgers The 85- 77 victory S aturday eamec Texas the NCAA East championship See sto^ cage 8 Jim Sigmon Daily Texan Staff First SA e le c tio n results sim ilar to second v o te B y S T A C E Y F R E E D E N T H A L Daify 1 f * an Slid’ had hu h indeti The results ot th Assocwtu n electui ' s . n ordered sealed > trom tie out*, ome - f thi vary Litth «t tions second t ,A lu du ial Comm ission ' ! hi the result" of tht March 3- w ithhi id ntiai and at largi senatorial 4 preside terendum v student sur rt rav vs, d constitutional amend vevs an cause those elections were turn'" mv alid dev U re d ¡11 B u t b I ay lor, assistant vice UT ELECTIONS president to r business affair" said the L 1 System > C Mtice i'f y.eneral Counsel d« tern .ned th< >i results to ts public intormat on aft* r The I\iiiy Texan r»»quesied the result" under the levas O pen R»cords Act The lom m ission ordered the out come of the presidential election withheld out of tear that thi results this week ■ Don t fcwg«t to vote a g a in • Trade laik A Might tn Ok) Vienna mi the S on Annu.i Gi g p?0p3f C O R R E C TIO N The March 13 Da > Texan ncomptetety quoted a Texas Student L odd •ease as saymg TSi opposes Sen Ken' Capehon tor proposing student 'Tion.es to be used by campus student governments tor the support of no­ for the support o potit ca caí dales The quote shou’d have stated lobbying organisations The Texan regeeis the error . a car d rates ’ai e t Texas heads for Final Four n Louis ana Tech n the Fma Fout s>en'1* "a Events Center a*ie' downing fsic 5 Rutge's -n n e NC AA £as* Reg-ona * • a 1 •. L g ■ -j’rorns a day tn the Han* C i W EA TH ER V Thunder boomers there vs be a 30 p<" ent c' .nee of '* ur ddrstorms a tn high tempe'atures m the r d- ’ 0s Skies w c ea* * > pa" * c i. by a*1e"XX>n wth a ruls ¡ut o' ’he a ts 1 at 15*20 mpn. V »ndav r gnt s a tern pef atures a be nea* 5( Argund C ampu Cass ’ eds Com cs Editor a s Entena nment £5;ate & loca Un.yersity Wor d & Nation IN D E X 13 ' 6 w ould bias voters against Daniel Be- nay des who was disqualified from the first election but reinstated ter the next one, commission member Mart W ile ru ick said Benay ide" did niit w in the second election on M arih 12 He came in third, lagging behind Randi Shade and lakt FoU y In K :h elections Shade received the most y vites tor president with 1 v ¡li y coming m second Folev edged closer to Shade in the second electum Shade garnered 13 percentage points more than Foley in the nrst election. Shade beat Folev bv 9 percentage plants in the second race Folev said the decreased spread b etw ien him and Shade reflected that the student" that \v ted m tht second election ti»ok more time to i vamine the candidates But tihade questioned Folev s rea­ soning shade and E olev w ill face eat h in a runott othi r again Thursday election Paul Kennedy a presidential can­ didate w h o favored abolishing the association, jum ped one place in the second election In the first election, Lisa Fasano came in third place Scott Borsk\ came in fourth and Kennedy came m fifth In tht second election Kt nnedv beat bv rskv w ho came in fifth and Fasano, w h o came in sixth. Kennedy attributed hi" increased support to various mix-ups that pla­ gued the association d unng the elections. Since March 1 three candidatts have been disqualified tv-.o h a .t been reinstated four elections have been declared invalid and voting on tht referendums, student " jr v e v s and constitutional am endm ents has been voided The only other change from the first election to the second con­ cerned the referendum on w hether students supported the U n iversity becoming the sister school of the U niversity of El Salvador. The referendum w hich w on by three votes in the second election, lost in the first election because 1,183 students voted against it, w hile 1,098 supported the idea The results of the at-large senato­ rial races in the first election were the same as the second election. City given extension of Muny lease B y T A R A P A R K E R D a ¡ . T extv Statr 1 hr I I Sy stem has given the citv ot \ustin a two-month extension on it" lease of I ions M u ­ nicipal Colt Course to allow a tv and System offi­ cial" mor« time to negotiate the future of the land. The city's SO-year lease of M u n y from the L 1 System for $1 .1 w a r expires March 31 but will now be t vtended until Mav 31 tivstem officials said Sunday The golf course is part of the Brackenridge tract, land the Sy stem has targeted tor develop­ ment. M ayor Frank Ciniksev has directed tht vit\ staft to begin sear.hing for city -owned land that could be used in a land swap for the golf course But Michael Patrick System executive vice chancellor tor asset management said Sunday such an exchange is doubtful straight land sw aps I doubt are going to be of great inteitst to us "T o trade I win* a" land wt I, we re nv't seeking land muvh land in a more remote location is )U"‘. not the same thing to us at all Patrick said Although Cooksev ha" also asked the citv staft tor to examine any other acceptable method retaining the land city and System officials agree that pres sun trom the state Legislature could limit option" on K ith sides The state Legislature is adamant that there Patrick said W e need will not K idle assets spendable endow ments Becaust state pressures to utili/e asset" the Sv stem ha" rnadt it clear that it w ill not consider another long-term lease to the citv and expects tv> receive great value trom any negotiated according to a March P land tr a n s fe r letter tv' thi citv from Patrick thv A recent proposal b\ the System to use the golt course as part of a settlement in the citv s mismanagement lawsuit against H ouston I ight- mg .V Power Go set the Munv land value a t $80 m illio n . W e already have made a proposal and they [the City' Council] decided it could n t w o rk ," P a ­ trick said W e believe the land developed or retained bv us is worth that or more And although many Austin goiters realtors and neighborhood leaders continue to lobby the council to retain M u n y , it is unlikely that the citv will be able to pav the $80 million p rue tag on the golf course The land is perhaps worth that much to the University and will be worth more once its de­ veloped, but m mv mind it s not worth that much to the citv at all " said L ouneilmember Charles U rd v w ho along w ith Cooksey and C ouneilmember Sallv Shipm an has been desig­ nated tv' take part tn negotiations with the S y s ­ tem. I rdy said no alternative should be completely ruled out until the citv actually begins negotia­ tion" w th Sy stem oft cial" 3 dati lor tht talks has not vet K e n set Aquino orders violent opposition crushed Associated Press Philippines - B A G U IO CITV ts'mb damaged Speaking trom a grandstand President C ora/on \ quino said Sunday her peace poli cv h a s tailed and she ordered the military to crush Com m unist n?K*ls and n g h t i s t plotters C.v*d knv'w s I have tried she said at graduation ceremonies at thi Philippine Military Academy But m y offers of peace and reconcilia turn have been met with the most bli'odv and insolent rejections bv the left and the right she vowed to eliminate the foes of freedom here before leaving off­ ice, and complained that Am erica was |ust giving advice instead of the aid it promised The government-run Philippine \ e w s Agency s a id the week )Ust ended w »" the blix>diest of thi vear, w ith 108 people killed in mori than 30 politically motivated incidents Aquino spoke trom a podium di rectiv beneath thv spot in thi grand­ s t a n d riiot where a K m ib explv ded Wednesday killing four people and w ounding 30 dunng rehearsal tor the ceremonies Thi speech was broadcast nationwidt t h v academy in this m ountain resort re gion 130 m i l e s north ot M anila trom "T o our enemies let me say that nothing w'Ul intimidate t h i s presi dent loud applause from military and government v'tti rials foreign diplomats and hun dred" of spectators s h e said tv Death h o l d s no tear for us nei thi r tvir the commander-in-chief nor for the sv'ldn i in the hne O ne na­ tion, one armed forces acting with the energy and direction ot a single hand will smite thi toe, en the left and the right and permanente, end all ihriuts to freedom K*tore mv term as president is over This is mv -olemn eath said Xquino w hos< mv ear-term began in February IRSn atter a mostly pv.netu civilian military revolution ousted Ferdinand Marcos as presi­ dent. 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Box 4 T SP Building C3 200. or call 471 5083 I 61 > 70 > 79 Human error causes STNP damage 13 supports bent at plant after operator skips step in cool-down procedures By BILL TEETER Daily Texan Staff Operator error resulted in damaging pipe v i­ brations M arch 11 at the South Texas Nuclear Project near Bav City, Houston Lighting & P o w ­ er spokesman Glen W alk er said Friday The vibrations, caused bv "w a te r ham m er" in­ side the pipes on the plant's reactor U n it 1 com ­ ponent cooling water system, bent 13 pipe sup­ ports, W alker said. Unit 1 of the twin-reactor nuclear pow er plant has been undergoing a series of tests without nuclear fuel to assure the project's systems can withstand the stresses of normal operations Some of the tests involve heating water in the plant's cooling svstem pipes to make steam and generate a small am ount of electricity During cool-down procedures a plant operator missed a step, W alk er said. 1 he missed step caused rapid condensation of steam to water water hammer — and resulted in 30 m i n u t e s of loud vibrations in 12- to 14-inch pipes W alker called the damage "m in or' and said it w ould not affect further scheduled tests for the unit. The series of hot functional t e s t s give plant engineers a chance to find problems before the unit goes on line The incident at S T N P has also happened at other plants W alker said Unit 1 of the project is scheduled tor fuel load ing m June. Power generation t r i a l s should begin during the s u m m e r Comm ercial generation of electricity is scheduled to begin in December Unit 2 w ill begin to generate electricity in D e­ cember 1989 Tom Sm ith, state director of the consumer group Public Citi/en. said hi is wor ned the vibration may be a s i g n of things to come. The Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant near Glen Rose bogged dow n as it neared completion, Smith said H e said serious problems w ere en­ countered with cooling svstem pipe supports at the G len Rose project W alker said the water hammer served as a good test of the plant s safety "A s a matter of tact it was a good severe test ot "It proved the sup­ the system ," W alker said p o r t s would hold up in the situation. Seven models under $70002 Council ordinance bars bias against disabled By BILL TEETER Daily Texan Statf The Austin V itv 1 ouncil unani­ mously approved an ordinance Thursday preventing disi nm ination against disabled people in city jobs and activ ities The ordinance is patterned after the Federal Rehabilitation U t ot 1973, which prevents exclusion ot the disabled from city programs or jobs Earlier this month, Steve C urn er a member of the M ayor s C om m it­ tee for Disabled Persons said the nev\ ordinance will giva the com­ mittee the s t a t u s of a city vommis- sion. The new status will give the committee more staff support and services fund in g tor federal enforcement of the 1973 act w a s removed by fed­ eral budget-cutting, C u rn er said The ordinance will continue city en­ forcement of some provisions of the act, he said V\« plan to continue working to em ploy disabled people in all iity departments to see that all citv ser­ vices are accessible tor all disabled people," committee chairwoman Martha Arbuckle said. The ordinance addresses prob­ lems such as .Kcessibihtv to build­ \ r b u c k l f i n g s t o r d i s a b l e d p t - o p h s a i d ( urner said survev s showed dis­ abled persons believe some prob­ lems exist in ith building aciessibtlitv and a lack of curb cuts for w heel­ chairs correction A headline on page ^ of the M a rih 12 Daily Texan incorrectly M etro disabled service s t a t e d .» leader o t a criticized ’ Actualh aalition tor the disabled •deral Ki h a b ita tio n \c eits not (. apital M etro revi rets the error G E T A A . Y / . S F O R k S O T I I I S G SKOKIE'S L ain o us Nev. York S ty le D ili • * sow i >n \ * * non// \ i \ i i :n 2021 Guadalupe < l*li i i h a s t a n v s a l i d w H fl N n t a / / \ / / / \ N / \ / / ESTEE LAUDER H H R K R K 1 ( . I N F R O N H N R 1 V / S 1 M H I \ l D K R M O D K R N M O N K S Under one roof. 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'i \K l\ (.sl MYt KSin • 2406 ( il \ I) AI I PI T h e D a il y T e x a n Monday. March 23 1987 Page 3 world & nation Chief of staff says worst is over in Iran a ffa ir Friends say Poindexter expects to be cleared Associated Press W A S H IN G T O N — John Poin­ dexter, the former White House national security adviser who will testify with immunity about the Iran-contra affair, is described by fn e n d s as determined to clear him­ self when he finally talks "W h e n all the facts are out, he doesn't expect to be found guilty of any crime/' said one fnend who remains in contact with Poin­ dexter "I think he thinks that peo­ ple will see things in a better light when he has the opportunity to talk. Poindexter will be able to tell his storv under a grant of limited im­ munity in hearings by the House and Senate investigating commit­ tees under last week's a g re e m e n t between the committees and inde­ p e n d e n t coun-el Lawrence VValsh Several tnends, former Navy colleagues and officials who worked with him at the White House agreed to talk about Pom- dexter on condition their names not be used. Two who remain in touch with Poindexter said he has held his planned testimony closelv But one said he feels his b iggest worry is not over his actions in the Iran contra affair but that he couk make a misstep in testimony anc risk a perjury prosecution He feels pained, this fnend "aid over his decision to refuse to testi fy before Congress without imrr u nitv. But Poindexter believe "people are playing politics wit! this issue," the fnend said The Washington Post report* March 8 that the White House e> pects Poindexter will testifv th* he acted under presidential iire< tion. President Reagar says h knew nothing about the div- rsio of arms sales proceeds to the N caraguan contras Poindexte is certain to be aske about notes that the Tower con mission said could not be four from crucial meetings w here Foil dexter was the designated not taker He will be asked whether \ briefed Reagan orally possiblv Mav 13 1986 about the conter of a North memorandum that di cussed diverting $12 million arms payments to the contras Poindexter 50, still is not tal ing. His law ver has not returnee mes on the NSC. Dindexter allowed orth vs ide latitude aid to the contras e sometimes ex- ice at North 30 a.m. meetings NSC employees, uld roll his eyes cra/V " to North, those attended anizational chart •er-ranking deputy tarv affairs, one of N SC official said e was in the phone ivithin the political .rate that w a s X* to Keep his pro- told n< >w Poindexter not to >out what Ollie was e N SC sta ffe r hav t to be ready for a num- >f diitvrent contingencies ver thev mav happen," he And it is vital that the presi- ave all of those options avaiJ- * want to be readv should the ent call upon t " and thu" far ve been. United States alreadv has 18 ips m or m ar the Persian inc ludmg a battle group led bv the aircraft earner Kittv Havsk ac­ cording to U.S. officials u h, have asked t to bv- identified Weinberger also indicated that the United States would entertain requests from other countnes for protection from the Iranians of their shipping On another matter, Weinberger denied reported comments bv Sen. David Durenberger, R-Minn for­ mer Senate Intelligence Committee that the C IA recruited an on No, I know that's not the case/' Weinberger sa id . And those are the most damaging kind of state­ ments because they re immediately picked up and used as justification for further espionage against the Unit* d States 1 think it - a very damaging and very wrong state­ ment Associated Press W A S H IN G T O N White House chief of staff Howard Baki-r voiced confidence Sunday that President Reagan has surmounted the most serious Iran-contra r e v e l a t i o n s and said he d o u b t s that am testimony b\ former Reagan aides will > hange that. Baker said he assumes the attair is I'm convinced not over but that the president is t* lliftg the* truth when Reagan denies hiving known about th« purported diversion ot arms mettle v to Nicaraguan rebels Interviewed on ABC IA s lht> Week with David fírrttfdev from hisva cation condominium in Florida, Baker said i m convinced that wt are not hkeh to hav* am big new even devastating development when former national securitv adviser John Poindexter and former National S v u rity Council depute ( )livit North begin to talk Reagan returning Sundav to the White Houst trom Camp David Md did not respond to q u e s t i o n s about .! U S \(~U" (' WorU Reyvrt store that said the United States and Israel had been taken advantage of bv Iran's revolutionary leader Ava- tollah Ruhollah Khomeini a n o th e r d e v e lo p m e n t Manucher Ghorbanitar a middle man in the Iran arm" deals >,aid he vs ill testify before the íoint congres stonal committees to reveal who are the liars and where the monev « n u l i l i U i . A r . rv. »r* .........................4_____ In Evervth F We, I think, are fully pre­ pared to do what’s nec­ essary to keep the ship­ ping going and keep the freedom of navigation available in that very vital waterway of the world.’ — Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger he would tell the panels w hat real- lv happened' in the clandestine arms deals that ultimately embar­ rassed the administration and left millions of dollars unaccounted for The Iranian arms dealer, labeled in I S. intelligence reports as 'a tal­ ented fabricator was used as a contact to Iran where ht h a s t i e s to kt v government leader" tht I nited States hoped could help win relc ase of Amen can hostage" held in Leba- non Meanwhile House speaker iim Wnght D-levas complained that the Iran affair ss o versh ad o w mg issue" important national other such as the need tor additional tav revenue to pav off growing federal Appearing on Ñafien W right » that the Iran inc use me get v\ e 1V " h nted a grew oi Khome Reagan, reminded that he had ac­ knowledged being unable to re­ member the precise date on which he authorized the tiro shipments of arm s to Tehran, was asked it it was possible he could have forgotten about having been told about the contra connection "O h no/ he replied. "You would have heard me from [the Oval Off­ ice] .. without opening the door to the office, it 1 had been told that at anv time No And I still do not have the answer to that money " In another Iran-related develop­ ment, Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger w arned Tehran Sunday that despite Iran s installation of new missile battenes along the Per­ sian Gulf, the L nited States is readv to use force to keep the waterway open. "W e, I thmk are fullv prepared to do what's necessary to keep the shipping going and keep the free­ dom of nav igation av ailable in that very vital waterway of the world, VNeinberger said on NBC-TV s Mccf The defense secretary denied however, that the United States was o r the verge of a major military ac­ tion against Iran No. no no not at all, he said We art doing exactlv what we dc all the time in the event we art needed Chinese-made HY-2 rockets that can hit "hips as far as 50 miles at se¿ have recentlv been detected insidt Iran American militan planner' believ e the missiles threaten tht narrow Mrait v>t Hormuz the onh entrance i n t o tht- cult from whuf much ot the world s petroleum sup plv is shipped X" a result I nited States ha ml»- ire r, »!e in fh at he lonev -S en "tuct zing its m area a"svssmg w h< \ .\ >rips sh im id he sei ij l j W einh« rijer said rec.it Baker: SDI discord harmful record on tht \BM a- distin T h e im po rtant thing h e re is ... w e don t h ave to fa c e this issue right • n o w . — H o w a rd B aker. W h ite H o u s e chief of staff inc. Nunn is wrong Baker \ able issue and 1 have a higi Assooat \\ A S H IN t V >Ute km *w Mi defense issue [ration is w roi he1.i > i nt»*rp r ■.¡tv — one th ,t" slid that under an appro- nti rpretation of the treatv •ting vvou J ' « prev iuded ink it " an arguable ¡••ut -pit like I think former Sec • St ite Henrv Kissinger nk that the brcsid mterpreta- appropnatt 1 thmk that different v lew s Hakei dt >n t have to face tnis issut now VN e re going to go tor with SD I research W e re goi c- u rvsard w ith it within the fi w ork of tht nurr.-w interprt t. and vs hen tht time c o m e s th. are tjced with the necessit\ to sidenng the other interpret, w » 11 com back ansi talk about Asked if he could foresee k Reagan Baker said 1 have i formation at ill, so let m» no you tht impression that I m to subtlv convev anv new data think vou should remember tt still an inv station outstanding has not been withdrawn i g ! ht .4 "Ku’ht n news in brie! Assoc ated Pr U.S. plans major military exercise for spring in Honduras. Caribbean W A SH IN G T O N condut t a m* m i i i t a r v nited State ral Am tarv official said Sundav the official, who spokt on condition ht i htied, said the operation, called Solid shi involve sending American troops to Honduras and other places in the region tx* 1 den l it* i d VN v ' i l k But tht o f f i c i a l denied that the extac i**e was timed to coincide with what American officials have called a spring offensive by I S.-supported contra rebels in Nicaragua H* said the \meruan operation i" con due ted in the area every other y ear New head minister rallies PTL congregation FORT M ill s k The Rev Richard Dortch, in his first ^undav sermon since succeeding evangelist Jim Bakker m the PTl pulpit asked the often-ap­ plauding and sometimes-weeping congregation to give money to "let the world know this ministry is going to stay strong W e will nflt be defeated.' IXntch said during the two-hour service at Heritage U SA now controlled bv the Rev Jerry Falwell founder of Moral Maiority W e will mov e forward and we will sec* our God ht told the congregation w a l k u s th ro u g h th e sto rm of 2,300 That storm began Thursday when Bakker said tie had been blackmailed after a sexual encounter seven years ago He turned over his 500,000-member PTl ministry to 1 alweU w ho leads the Moral Majority Enrollment of disabled college freshmen triples over past decade, study shows W A S H IN G T O N Fhe percentage of college fresh men with disabilities has nearly tripled since k ongress passed a lavs barring discrimination against the handi­ capped tw O advocacv g r o u p s reported Sundav I he report, based on a freshman survey at several hundred campuses found that the proportion ot stu dents who identified themselves as disabled has grown from 2 b percent in W78 to 7 4 percent in 1MK5 While the job is not finished, we are well on our \say to the goal ot equal opportunity or access tor persons with disabilities to higher education pro­ grams -.aid the study issued bv the American Coun­ cil on Fducation s resource center for the handicapped and the Pre sid e n tN Committee on Fmplovment of the Handicapped The study also tound that, *'m general, the college freshman with a disability is older less academically prepared tor a higher education, from a lower high school class standing, possessing a lower level of self- and more dependent on outside fund- lonfidem e mg." Thatcher pulls ahead as election fever nses LO N D O N Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher riding high after tax cuts and gvHxi economic new-, pulled at least six points ahead of opponents m opin­ ion polls published Sundav raising election fever and tempers The C onservatives have started their election vam- paign like a bunch of aliev ^ats st.ratvhing and claw­ ing their wav to the ballot box said Roy Hatterslev, deputy leader ot the main Opposition socialist I abor Party Nobody is '•¿fe from Mr" I hat*, hers smears and j falsehoods, he said Thatcher denounced I abor m a campaign-style speech Saturday as a bunch ot zealots It was the latest in a senes of attacks bv tht* Conservative 1 artv trying to depict 1 abor leaders as lett-w tng extremists Evangelist Roberts goes to prayer tower T U L S A Okla Fvangelist Oral Roberts insulated trom reporters bv tight security entered his pray * r tower Sunday to fast and prav tor donation" toward an $8 million goal he said God ordered him to raise on penalty of death But a F Ion da millionaire who said his main concern was education had already written a check tor SI 3 million tor the fund to support medical missionary scholarships I he check w ritten Saturday bv Orlando grey hound raving magnate lerrv Collins apparently placed Rob erts over th e to p in his h ig h lv publicized q u e s t tor donations meet Fatal jump Associated Press Tnree people killed after «eapmg to escape a fire tie covered outs.de a Manhattan apartment Pudding Sev­ er d.ed ano 25 others w ere injured in Sunday s two- alarm blaze which eng^ ^ec the toe tnree floors ot the 35-story bu Iding. The fire began in the basement then traveled up a trash chute Tutu: ANC refuses cease-fire Associated Press JO H A N N E S B U R G South Africa — Archbishop Desmond Tutu said Sunday atter his h r s t formal talks with the African National k o n g r e s s that he a"ked the cuemlla group to v» iisider a cease-fire but A N C lead­ er Oliver Tambo refund Tutu spoke at an airport news conference atter returning to Johan- m*"burg from two dav s of talk" w th ANC leader" at their headquarters in I usaka Zambia The ANC outlawed in South Af­ rica i" tht largest guerrilla organiza­ tion fighting to overthrow the coun­ try " white-led government 1 was a"king them to review their own position whether thev ought to consider the renunciation ir order to •t the armed struggk throw th* ball back m the court of the South African government said Tutu the black leader of South Africa " Anglican Church and a top opponent of apartheid But Tambo said in bidding fare­ well to Tutu at L usaka " airport There is no reason why negotia­ tions should not start without our necessarily declaring a cease-fire, least of all a unilateral one Tutu, winner of th* 1*484 Nobel Peace Pn/* embweed Tambo be­ fore leaving the Zambian capital but said his c h u rc h still d i f f e r s w ith th*. A \ C over its use of violence Tutu also met Sundav with Presi­ dent Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia. He said Kaunda suggested it might take more than one meeting "to bnng the A N C to see some of the points I was trying to convey.' "It is no use pretending that the A N C w ill not be a part of the negoti­ ations for a new constitution and that they are not a very significant factor in pre"ent-da\ South Africa, Tutu said. "To think otherwise is to hav'e buried our head in the sand. Advocates of majority rule in South Africa demand a new consti­ tution to do awav with apartheid, which by law and custom estab- li"ht " a racially segregated society in vn hieh the 24 million biacks have no vote in national affairs. Carter urges hostage release Associated Press D A M A SC U S, Syria Former President linimv v arter met twice with President Hafez Assad Sun­ dav a dav atter he urged the s v nan leader to use his influence to tree the eight Americans held hostage in Lebanon. k arter described his tirst three- hour meeting with Assad as very in­ te re s tin g broad-ranging and pleas­ ant Asked it the hostages were discussed he said such information should vome trom the S y rians Assad jib ra n e sp okesm an kouneh said the talks 'focused on international relations the situation in tht Middle 1 ast and its develop ments as well as the I ebanese ques­ tion He ga\ e no details The second session lasted 4=* nun u t e s and was followed bv a banquet Assad hosted for Carter and his wife R o s a l v n at the Muhatenne Presidential Palace After the dinner Carter again refused to talk about what he and A"sad discussed I 1 have some­ thing to say at the airport before 1 leave for Jordan Monday he said Carter who is on a five-nation tour of North Africa and the Middlt East, has emphasized that he is not traveling in an official >.apa. itv Earlier bundav Carter took his Svnan security guards bv surprise w hen he showed up at tht sheraton in a Hotel lobbv iust before 8 a m track su it and a pair ot running shot's The former president an Ameri­ can security escort and I v Charge d Aftaires David Ransom ran out ot the hotel to jog tor 1 hours along tht Mezze Boulevard as Syria’ se tuntv men followed them in >.ars Carter and hi" wife then drove * the nearby St Church tor Mass lohn Greek Catholic On Saturday, after arriving in Damascus from Egypt, Carter told reporters Svna has shared informa­ tion with the United States on the American hostages Carter also said he w o uld urge if there s inform ation to Sv na to act or influence that »an be exerted obtain the release of the captives The eight Amencans and lb cither foreigners are believed held bv at least tour separate radical groups, mostly Shiite Moslems loyal to Iran. M o s t of the abductions took place in Moslem v\est Beirut between Feb- ruary 1M*'4 and last January7 Svna, * the main power broker in Lebanon, dispatched ~ 500 troops Feb 22 to West Beirut to "top fighting be­ tween rival militias Carters visit to Svna was the most controversial stop of h i s tour He alreadv h a s visited Algena and Egypt and is scheduled to stop in Iordan and Israel H U I) M I i 11 : \ \ \ Monday March 23. 1987 Page 4 IV evangelists serve money, not God B ew are of the false p ro p h e ts w com e to you in sh e e p s clothu b u t r a v e n o wolves. You will know them bx their t r u i ts in w a rd ix a r e / / GRI G ADAMS l \ \\ C U . L M N 1 S I h o u s e w o r th ^4*44 i r " Last week he and his w i had been addicted to di tali/ed tor d< tovitivatior Bakker revealed that h« oxer a sexual incident t 'ix years a g o and resigi rmch Rut th.i ru xer d.v, re* Bakk- him Mon UT needs a distinguished lecture program T TOM HOSFl beard i in a letter to econom ics depart- Gce Prt '¡d en t [GerhardJ Fonken nd it h a s also been d iscu ssed C ounsel. It has been determ ined an or I ni\ ersitv police nv Chesnex w a s within the ep in mind what that policy is. Instructors s h a l l su p ervise •ates exam inations ¡n their respective - < max be necessary to insure an the tem ptations and o p p o rtu n i­ s h a l l rem ain in the examination ty ersitx sa n ti- c h e a tin g p o lic y 7 la k e ,ar\ ’? W ith a policx like that, you've land to catch cheaters — not that it Fourth A m en d m en t rights against ¡ix ersitx Council At the next available anee the L niversitx s anti-cheating ' stu d ents' Fourth .Amendment rights ate Universitx policx then w e've got c\’ d oesn t su p e rse d e the Constitution governm ent representatives ¡not deti- l :T officials) from searching \meri- >me up once, the specific anti-cheat ip again Because is were right, and Matthew 7 This has not been a goo d m onth to be a te xision evangelist. Oral Roberts has onlx ui the end of the m onth to get all of hi" m oney G o d is goin g to call him home and now 1 Bakker has been caught x\ith hi" hand in cookie )ar While R o b e r t s fund-raising t.n • xvere a s u r p n s e a n d disapp ointm ent even to detractors, m o st objective ob serv ers ot Bakkt life and ministry hax e ex pec ted a scandal of t m agn itude for som> time It w asn 't alw ay s thi' wax Bakker and show . Club PI L. w ere once tairlx respecta! but things c h an g ed . Bakker had a xision t grew like a cancero us tumor First Bakker 1 H en tage U S A as a Christian retreat a nter a s a hom e for PTl s nexx television labilities 2,500 acres near Charlcitte, N.C Predictablv Bakker s b i g g e s t probler this am bitious project w a s fund in g m o r e m onev Bakker ch an g ed tin ton l o r, here's no lack of kv I p ro g ram m in g at L I dax* vou see different innovative p o s te r ' on var trees trying to lure you to set other p rogram Vxhat the Lni t' a sitx d e e ' lack hoxxcienct Í diting d am ages column tand a colum n being edited if " s p a c e . " Unfortunately, I • to be m ore than space be- , of th ose w h o did the ed it­ 'd column. ( " S p a c e p rogram ciaL scientific an d exp ló ra­ le Daily Texan, March 9.) Not ajor points of m y colum n word w a s ch an g ed to m ean imetncallx o p p o site of that t full p aragra p h o f the last col- the asteroid belt' e article unknow n and Inscribed as, * • table/ not as ‘ m ost likelx I hou g h thi' might be a casu- it se e m s unlikelx bec au se it n g e s the sentence to be totally in disa- inent with the rest of the* article. ike he worst part of the editing, however that mx jokes were all taken o u t , su»h hex were What w a s left w as hum or* Is t hi s drivel that did not s ax m u c h im age of the Texan? In' is not all that w a s said but it will e to J o b e c a u s e ot the aforem en tion ed at the Texan k ot space I appreciate ig able to air mx x iews Next time, vou print mx spelling and gram matical er- Art for v a r ie ty 's s a k e In response- to 1 ujah \ k c ker s lettc r t The Datly Texan of March 11 ("A r t tot alumni s s a k e I w ould like te» say three thing'. more than a wax to r a i s e monev tor the Huntington Art Gallerx Fhi' exhibit is j legitimate m e an s ot informing the public a s to the artisticallx significant and inter it esting works bt ng p lanned or built A m o n g the architect' reprv't nted arc Robert \ entun on e of the m ost prom m en architects w orking in the L nited state*' to dax . w h o se d e sig n s me lude the ne w I a g u na Gloria m u se u m in Austin; 1 M Pei < ho'< cx u v n world-renowmed architect includes the E a st Wing of the Nations Gallerx ot Art in W ashington and his high lx controversial addition to the Louvre i Laris; an d Hal Box d e a n ot the U 1 Schoc ot Architecture Second the g oal of the art ed ucator i not to p ro m o te h i' or her ow n arti'ti taste, but rather to d e m o n s tr a s to th public the great vanetx ot art w hic h exist in our culture reg ard less ot tin ediu iter own qualitative ju d g m e n t ' Third if these exhibits that \ cm mentí» serve onlx to raise monex tor the Hunting ton, then without tht*'c alleged tunci r« isers the exhibit' that xou enjo cease to exist. H ow ever, 1 w ould : ill Death row discriminates eneral ' ottice Ron D u se k , sp o k e sm a n for the attomex c l a i m s \ S p e a k e r ' assail death penalty, " The’ Daily Texan, March 13) that there is no wav to p rove it p rosec u tors seek the death penaltx m ore otton when the victim is w hite True, it is not p ossible to d eterm ine the actual th o u g h ts of p r o ­ se c u to rs International thinks that the fac ts sp eak for th em selv es but A m n estx Although 20 percent ot th o s e executed have been black, 38 percent of the l e x a s d e a t h row p op ulatio n is black A m o n g black offen ders those v\ith white victims were 87 times m ore likelx than those* with black victims to receive a death sentence while blacks w ho killed whites were six tim es more likelx to be senten ced to death than w h ite' w ho killed w h ite' Clearly, in addition to being cruel, inhum an and d e ­ grading p u n ish m en t, the death penaltx is applied in a racially di'crirrunatorx m a n ­ ner John Potman Amne>ty International Shantx saving, Clint style Í his letter i' in reference to an article which ap p e a re d in The Daily Texan on ‘shantx d ete n d e rs re March 11 e ntitled ou est g u n ' We are concerned citizens We -n their ixed desiring police* protection because I ly d o w n the street k iu xk ed over h i not house. 1 w o u k d v in g beca sight shot t c a o n i de XV thought of vith poor eve- iv wav to the ( ,ohl and W ilsc Eastw ood school usnce would p rona- bix a ssu m t that 1 a im i to molest their precious shack, scream ing out " t , o ah ea d , m ake mx y," w ould riddle m e c olic-ge c a m p u s er is w ith bullets Is tl thi' the- t ' k C o n is it necessarv to don >ur com bat fatigues and bullet proof xests n order to walk to c la ss7 their free h o u r s The shan tv has u n d e rg o n e a grisly c atharsis from a 'X mbolu gesture to an idi otic plaything with which these- people w ho have nothing better to d o c a n while the aw ax 1 c>rtunatel\ shantx has served ont valid p u rp o se it has given all t he normal p e o p le in the world som ething to laugh at an d hiis been quite convenient when one feeling d ru n k and destructive Whx d o xou want to spoil our fun bx shooting at u c 1 is Thomas Phelan Aerospace engineering Sam i rau'h'rj Business \tidrci, Smith Ps yi hology • • • • • • reart m ista k en >t b r a m w a s h e d reh he I S S R Intuitive >nsi v e m tn e on th« * w a s as enlightened its a s i was, then w n o n se n se ot building Kissinger leads off Baylor forum Former secretary of state disdains dealing with hostage takers By CANDACE BEA V ER D aily T e x a n Staff I lenrv Kissinger told an enthusi astic audience of nearly 4 BOO m W aco last week the United States should be m en concerned with more than important problems "w h o said vs hat to whom on what d a y ” Kissinger state ano national form er I S secretary of security adviser w as the n augural speaker for B a y lo r I n ive rsitv s D is tin guished I ectilrer I orum In his speech Monday Kissinger spoke on his policy tor dealing with inter-relation the hostage-takers ship ot I s governmental branch­ es his views an Iran and his p er­ ceptions "t current attempts at reform in the I S S R and their im ­ pact on tire t mted Matt - " I have alw ays held the view that the only sat» way both tur v u t ns and innocent travelers is to take the position that under no un u m - stances w ill we enter into am negt>- nations on any subject with t h o s e w ho take hostages Kissinger said " O m e vou open the negotiations you have admitted the principle he that vou will pay sorrn price said, "T h e o n h sate course is to tell the hostage-takers that when vou take somebody vou t an get nothing tv>r it 1 hat is imperative He said although hi strongly dis a g r e e s with di aling in any manner w ith hostage-takers he van at least understand thi temptation w hen a I s president is hampered b\ C on­ gressional si rutinv He said the presidí ni is often lett player taking in the roll ot a cht an oppom n t w h o plus s bv makmj or at least to western Europe. H e said a s t h e strongest, m o s t ad­ vanced and m o s t populous country in M iddle East, Iran s geopolitical position requires that it depend on countries far aw av from its borders Saving A m e r i c a n s are "great be­ l i e v e r s in salvation bv conversion, h< warned Am ericans not to misin terp ret S o v ie t leader M ik h a il Gorbachev's de­ sire foi reform as a desire for de­ mocracy. H e said a l­ though there is no doubt G orb a­ chev is trying to Kissing er reform the S o v i­ et U nion, it is because he has un­ de rstood he has a colossal mess on his hands ' Instead of being concerned with S 'v ic * domestii policy the United S t a t e s should be concerned w ith So- \ íe t foreign policy, Kissinger said. Pointing to Soviet or Soviet- backed troops in Afghanistan, A n ­ gola, Ethiopia and Nicaragua, as well as Soviet support of V iet­ namese occupation of ( ambodia, he s.nd the United State*- sh ould take note that Russia has ended everv century^ with more territory than it began the century with "T h e Soviet U nion has the largest land territory of anv nation on the tace of the earth Kissinger said "Is it too much to ask them to keep their armed forces and their subver­ sion inside their ow n borders1 " That is the fundamental demand he ^aid. we mu-t make of them K i s s i n g e r served under two ad­ ministrations and has received both the Nobel Peace Pnze and the Presi­ dential Medal of Freedom. 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In the business of business school prep, we have no equal I KAPLAN , ’ A • , • • ‘ “ t * ' 1 * ' * don n oMii n w im A K A P I A N S T U l* N T hi M - L 7 ; 7 'G'77-' fes?* w • ■■ 3 students die over break Engineering senior killed while hiking; two die in car wreck T in d a i l y T e x a n Monday March 23. 198? page 6 By PAUL SERRELL Daily Texan Staff Three U niversity students died over spring break — one m a tall in Big Bend National Park, tw o Others in a car accident near Brow nsville. Bnan W illiam Behrs a 23-vear-old electrical engineering senior from Houston, fell to his death M arch 15 while hiking at Big Bend, his brother Eric Behrs said. Eric Behrs said Sunday he and his brother, along with 11 friends, camped at the park, but onh nine of them were hiking on a rock w hen Brian fell almost 40 feet. N o one saw Brian fall, but group members heard his calls for help as he lay on the ground, Behrs said " H e had no difficulty talking,' Behrs said. " W e were talking to him trying to give him support — telling him to be still — telling him he d be all right." Several of the hikers then went for help, but it was 1*: hours betore thev returned with a park ranger B e h rs said. C hief park ranger M arty O tt said the ranger on the scene received a call about a man who had fallen oft a rock. Ott said Brian's condition deterio­ rated from coherent to slipping in and out of consciousness and by the time paramedics arrived, he had died Ott said the fact the students were hiking ott the trail contributed to the length of time it took for help to arrive. Ott said the rocks where Brian fell are loose and not safe for climbing, and people that do climb roc ks off the mam trail are advised by signs to be x areful " W e discourage it," Ott said. But we respect the tact that young people, and old people for that mat­ ter vx ant to leave the trail and do some exploring of their own Ott said several people are in­ jured each year at the park while climbing rocks. He said Bnan Behrs the first fatality at the 1983 death was park since Two other I I students were killed W ednesday night when the two-door H onda the\ were riding was involved in a head on collision on Texas Highway 48 between Brow nsville and Port Isa­ bel. in which D epartm ent of Public Safety spokesman D avid W ells said Su n ­ l y a day (olene Mary Christensen business freshman from San Anto­ nio and Nancv Ann Kervin 19 a from communication tow ard Dallas, w ere Brow nsville w ith six others in the small H onda about 9:50 p.m. sophomore traveling A station wagon traveling in the opposite direction, driven b y a 29- year-old Corpus Christi man with three passengers, crossed onto the wrong side of the road sideswiped a pickup and hit the Honda head- on, \\ efis said. i hristensen died at the crash site and Kervm died en route to a near­ by hospital, W ells said died in the crash W ells said three other passengers m the Ho..ua remained hospitalized Eridav and another passenger was discharged from th* hospital Fri- dav. th e driver of the station wagon was in intensive care Friday and one of his passengers vxas still hospital­ ized Friday Two passengers had been discharged from the hospital bv Friday VNells said Christensen and herein had shared an apartment at 203 E. 31st St Mary KoegU r a journalism trans­ fer student from Texas lech U n iv e r­ sity who attended high school with friend s death herein, said her * hasn t realh hit me vet nng person She 1 herv in w as reallv an out- " I Koegler said. talked to her right before she left. It's all kind of like a big surprise I he d nver of the Honda 1 arrv Flippen 22 of f ort W orth and Elaine M ane H all, 17, of Dallas also W ells against t are p e n d ill st.lt! rim m a . in wage charges s dnver UT center receives Army designation Electrom echanics center recognized for work in rail gun. pulsed power technology By S T E V E Z A C H Daily Texan Staff The U T Center tor Electromechanics w ill receive long-term funding utter becoming a I N I 5 A rm v U niversity Center for Excellence Sen Phil Gram m , R-Texas said at th» . enter. It s ¡the designation] recognizing v\r redoing important work here Gram m said M arch I 5 The designation m e a n s A rm v personnel w ill visit the center for training work and graduate education, Gram m said. John G u llv, deputy director of the center, said the designation would bring Army graduate stu dents to the University "O n e of the most positive aspects ot the desig nation is that it w ill tend to send more graduate students to U T ," G u llv said. G u lly said the center would also have semi nars and workshops for A rm v personnel. "There s no responsibility as tar as we re u»n M. cerned as far as adv ice to the gov em m ent Gu ly said. It s gist recognition tor our work Jav Sculley assistant secretan of the Armv t< research, development and acquisition said tl amount of private support a center receives one factor influent ing the armv s decision Ihe Armv and UT-Austin ha-t both made II said to but It St* the >d de o part kle, D A U‘ I S Rep I I commitment to excellent e commitments haw existí \rmv and I l art novx 'ox lakt P k Center received tlu desigi work in pulsed p ow er tec llu Armv is n start hin poet ot that let hnologv a rk U ot ard Karen Warren Daily Texan Staff Unable to stand it After running about 2 , m iles S u n d ay G re g G orm ley. 13 of Austin takes a break from training for the C a p ita l 10,000 with a handstand at Memorial Stadium. H e was helped out by his friend Trent S p e a rs 12 also of Austin, who had co m e to w atch PROFESSIONAL STUDIO «ESU M ES-PASSPORTS APPLICAT IONS • IMMIGRATION COLOR • B&W 2531 Questions about new IMMIGRATION LAWS? 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W A N T A D S .. 471-5244 477-5555 4‘ 29th 704 R:ca Grande AFTER 4 PM M-TH 451-3220 J CAMPUS RCNAISSANCC FCSTIVAL ( (isa \ erdt / lorist a. 1 n ^ Q i GUADALUPE D# 1 Spec • * D Guest Speakers: Dr. JOON HO SEUK N ational D irector of CARP USA, President of the World Student Service Corps, a n d President of the Youth Ethical Society, Fo u n d ­ er a n d G ra n d M aster of the Unified M artial Art— Wonhwa-Do Dr. Tom Philpott Professor in History Mr. Matt Harnest Founder & President of Building A Better America Inc. Black Belt in Kyokushinkai ' f f | ! ? | » t * * f T J f Martial Art Demonstration New Vision Band Free Coke, Popcorn, and Balloons When: 11:30 am-1:30 pm Tues. March 24th Where: West Mall Sponsored by CARP (Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles) 322-0404 T h e I ) \ i i a 11 \ w Monday March 23 1987 Page 7 state & local STNP talks postponed indefinitely City staff gains time to study proposals to free Austin from plant, settle lawsuit By BILL TEETER Daily Texan Staff N egotiations to release A ustin from the South Texas N uclear Project and settle the city's law ­ suit against H o uston Lighting & Power w ere po stponed indefinitely Friday to give city staff more tim e to look over proposals a city council* m etnher said. I he -taft still has questions about capital costs is com pleted, C ounc¡¡m em ber after the plant G eorge H um phrey said A w ritten statem ent issued Frida\ by the citv -aid although four davs of discussions from M irch v throu gh 11 had been productive, the two sides rem ained ap art on som e im portant is­ sues W hile no d ate has been set for an oth er meet ing, A ustin and HL&P agreed th ere will be fu­ ture discussions the statem en t said In 1983, the city filed suit against HL&P, the m anaging p a rtn e r of the project in vxhich A ustin ow ns a 16 percen t share. The city asserts the utility m ism anaged the project, contributing to excessive cost. * City officials have been trying to reach an out- of-court settlem ent that w ould transfer A ustin s 16 percent share of th e project to HL&P. The city also w ants the utility to sell A ustin p o w er to re­ place the electricity that w ould have com e from the project and a cash settlem ent to m ake u p for m ore than $830 million the city has sp en t on the pow er plant. Any out-of-court settlem ent reached m ust be ap proved by the Texas Public Utility C om m is­ sion, ( ouncilm em ber Sallv S hipm an said S hipm an said the council will take m ore time to he sure the com m ission will approve an agree- mt nt and uncertainty a b o u t the trial date for the law suit has lessened th e urgency for an out-of- court settlem ent at this tim e. But both side1- w ant to avoid a trial, sh e said A trial date t o r the law suit has been set for May 4 but a change n judges will probably de- lav th< t r i a l t o r three ing t insist e soon as th e staff is com? irtabU w ith the nu m b ers that we resum e talks," he said Health department not dispensing AZT By TARA PARKER Daey Texan Staff ap p rov ed A lthough th e U.S. Food and D rug A dm inistration has a drug that prolongs th e lives of AIDS patient^ a health official "aid Sun­ day th e A u stin -T rav is C o u n tv health d e p a rtm e n t will not d ispense the d ru g A zidothvm idine or AZT, w hich won FDA approval F ndav, is not a tu re for acquired im m u ne d e h o e n - cv "\ nd ro m e but inhibits the abilitv ot the AIDS viru" to duplicate inside hodv cells AIDS patien ts will con­ tinue to have the usual com plica­ tion" U""oojted with AIDS b ut it is possible the d ru g will cause th e d is­ ease to progress at a slow er rate, T he FDA ruling is not necessarily going to af­ fect supply situations.’ — Phil Zbylot, health officer hi alth officials sav Phil Zbvlot, A ustin-Travis County' health officer, said alth o u g h the health d e p artm en t does p rov ide some d ru g s for sexuallv tran sm itted diseases u will not take part m any mass distribution of AZT d is p e n s in g an antibiotic that s a cure for a sexuallv tran sm itted d is­ ease is a lot different th an d isp e n s­ ing an experim ental drug that ha- to be carefully m onitored clinically, Zbylot said. "W e're not set u p to do any com plex blood stu dies th at are necessarv for those taking AZT." Zbvlot said m ost local AIDS p a­ tients are u n d e r the care of p n v ate physicians o r receive health-dep art- m ent-assisted care from citv -funded B rackenndge H ospital and will receive AZT only if their doctors prescribe it. "It's a lot easier now for a doctor to prescribe it," Zbvlot said. But the FDA ruling is not necessarily going to affect supply situations The d e m a n d for AZT w orldw ide the m an u factu rer " he -aid has exceeded abilitv to produce it Because of its lim ited availabhtv the physicians m ust apply w ith d ru g 's m anufacturer, N o rth C aroli­ na-based B urroughs W ellcom e Co , to prescribe the drug. AZT is highlv toxic to blood-pro- ducing bone marrow cells, and many p a t i e n t s taking the d ru g d e ­ velop anem ia require blood ¡nd transfusions, Zbylot said. Because of the side effects and low availability of AZT, B urroughs W ellcome C o. will initially limit dis- '• bution to those w ith the m ost se vert term s of the disease. The d ru g m arketed u n d e r the trad- r une Retrovir will cost AIDS • n T" XX) to $10,0X30 a • • ; year. ‘ • > i 4 rep o rted cas- >f viDS n I ra . is B ou nty, Zbylot . e : x * e ’ said S h h h Roben Cot en Dai . Texan Sta* Karen M agnuson helps her son Lance 3. shield his e a rs from the roar ot eng ne^ during the truck and tractor putl at the Thtrd Annual Auskn-Travis ’ County L .o*,-, h. . Show The M agnuson family came Torn McOaoe to : view the event Sunday S ta te Legislature fa c e s possible budget crisis, sales ta x By AMY BOARDMAN D&ity T #x.an Si&ft "to rttall at the ei um Bulks k said resolved bv Sept this bienni debt is not state will be constitu ■ t h e he Texa ’ P1 legal id certify hx deficit thi fiscal i <>r the a> v vHi w hethei pendi t-r he g bill hudgt t" in an im baianced position but ho did not know it that m ade it illegal Bullock is correct in asking the question M attox said A nd h e ’s evt m ore currev t ir indicating that he has a heavv responsibility' in di- n-K ting the le g is la tu re m bringing ,.Ur bud g et into balance 1 m going to c a m out mv re- tion s pa Bullock opinion o JwSH-hO still « > v ear »ted a M a a Mai vud »n bu< "aid Matt « ! hursd. founding father" did no* tmish a biennium us ti O ur * "p on "ibihtv to give a ruling on the ntend tor matter but it also is just as clear that the leg islature has a responsibility vs ith the to balance that b udget th ro u g h thi" biennium . And it look" verv clear that " not going to be the case a fte r his M attox will give his official o p in ­ staff d eterm in e s ion w h eth er the Legislature is co n stitu ­ tionally bound to elim inate the defi­ cit. Law m akers had plan n ed to re­ solve th e deficit d u n n g th e next biennium but if Mattox rules in fa­ vor ot Bullock thev mav be faced with passing em ergence legislation thing" that could, am ong other temporarily increase the state sales tax bv 5 cents or close state a g e n ­ cies. for Speaker ot Those scenarios, how ever are "highlv unlikely," said Tim Conger spokesm an the H ouse Gib Lewis, D-Fort W orth If Bullock does not certifv the budget the Legislature can approve a spending bill w ithout Bullock s ■•ppr val by a tv ur fifths v ote, said Frank Battle adm inistrative assist­ ant to Lt. Gov Bill H obby. research agency, ih t Texas Legislative C ouncil, a told legislative Mattox Hhursdav an ap p ro p riatio n s ertified bv Bullock, r the biennium en ded w ith a could b* ever deficit. W ith U 'ire r e p o r ts SDAY STU D EN T’S SUMMER SPECIAL $179.00 starting at “ Best Prices in Austin! ” Preleasing f o r Fall Riverpark 444-3917 LEASE NOW Londr i r re B a s k e tb a ll G ym , S a u n a s & 2 T e n n is C o u rts 6 UT S h u ttle s G as & W a te r P aid In d o o r M a ilb o x e s 20 L a u n d ry R o o m s L a rg e L o u n g e -B ig S cre e n TV O v e rs iz e d S w im m in g Pool On T o w n L a ke e* n T own I alee R i e e r s i d e S o u t h l a k e i h o r e P R I N T S IN 1 HOUR FREE EVERY TUESDAY l O L L C N / A N . ta 4 PHOTC SHARI LABORAT NC 2 0 0 2 G uadalupe Store Only 469-0949 What if you dorit get into the grad school of your choice? O f course, you m ay get into a n o th er school, but w hy settle? 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Why go to ju st any grad school, w h e n you can go to the right o n e ? £ KAPLAN STANlfYH K APIAN EDUC ATONAL CENTfcR J D DON T Q3MPÍ n WITH A KAPLAN STUDENT Bí ONI GRE LSAT GMAT 6/6/87 6/15/87 6/20/87 T h e Da i l y T e x a n Monday March 23 1987 Page 8 Lady Horns in Final Four Team effort by Texas wins East Regional By MADISON JECHOW Daily Texan Staff FAYETTEYILLE N C. - C larissa D avis said s h e h ad b e e n w o rr ie d g o in g into th e N C A A t o u r n a m e n t b e c a u s e in d iv id u al I o n g h o m s had b ee n h a v in g g o o d g a m e s b ut the w h o le s q u a d h a d not But n o w , D avis a n d N o 1 Texas ('1-1) r e tu r n e d to A u stin for th e Fi­ nal F o u r after t o u r n a m e n t victories that p r o v e d the I a d v I o n g h o m s a re a c o m p le te te am . The latest w in c a m e S aturdav w h e n Texas rallied to d efe at N o. 3 R u t g e r s S ^ - 7 " in th e final g a m e of th e N C A A Fast Regional The Lady L o n g h o r n s will face th e M id w e s t R egional w in n e r , th ir d - r a n k e d 1 oui- siana Tech, in th e Final Four sem ifi­ n a l s Friday in th e F ra n k I E rw in |r Special E v en ts C e n t e r 1 he 1 a d \ K n ights too k an 8-6 lead w ith 17:23 left in th e first halt a n d did no t lose that lead until the 5 30 m a rk of th e se c o n d halt W hile R u tg er- led, it co u ld n ot in c re ase its a d v a n ta g e to m o r e th a n 10 w h ich it did w h e n g u a rd Telicher U istin hit a b foot )u m per w ith 4 40 lott in the tirst half. The l.adv K n ig h ts held a 36-30 lead at h alftim e 1 d o n t th i n k you can p ut a team like th a t a w a \ R u tg er- C oach I he resa G r e n t / said "Y o u m ig ht h a \ e to be u p 30 p o in t- b efo re y o u can p u t th e m a w a \ O n e rea son th e I adv I o n g h o m s Final Four tic k e ts A b ou t 3,500 tickets rem a in for th e w o m e n 's Final F o u r to be held Friday a n d S u n d a y at th e F rank C E rw in Jr. Special E v e n ts C enter. Ticket p a c k a g e s a re $23 for a d u lts a n d $20 for s t u d e n t s 1 In F rid a y 's sem ifinals, N o Texas will face No. 3 Louisiana Tech at 6:10 p m. S e v e n t h -r a n k e d T e n n e s s e e go es a g a in st N o 4 L ong Beach S tate at 8:30 p m T he w in n e r s of th e s e m i f i n a l s will m e e t in th e final Sund av at 12:10 p . m could n ot be p u t a w a y w as the plav of rese rv e c e n te r Ellen B a \e r W h ik the 6-tixit-8 f r e s h m a n scored o n h tw o p o in ts , sh e d i s r u p te d the I adv K nights offense fin ish in g w ith five blixrks th e g am e at Baver e n t e r e d the 6 32 m a rk of th e first h a l t A t that point R u t g e r s All-America fo rw ard ■sue W icks h ad 1 3 p o i n t s W i c k s d i d not score again in th e first halt and. scored onlv six of her g am e high 24 p o i n t s w h ile Baver vs a s m t ht gam e 1 th in k the 6-foot-8 girl i- tin oin w h o threw u - o t t W icks said W’« knew a b o u t Davis w e knew abo ut |A n d r e a ] Llovd w e km vs a b o u t their g u a r d s a n d w e w e r e p r e p a r e d tor th e m , but w e w e r e not p r e p a r e d tor tlu' h-foot-8 girl A n o th e r f re s h m a n vs h o p la c e d vs ell vs as reserve g u a r d Lvssa \ L Bride, w h o p o in ts a n d o n e steal fin ish e d w ith eight l v s s a m a d e s o m e clutch shots take but only a f r e s h m a n w o u ld I exas C oa ch Jody th o se sh ots C o n r a d t said Later the p o s t ­ g a m e p re ss co n fe re n c e , C o n r a d t w a s a little m o r e lenient: "1 d o n t think w e hav e a m fre sh m t n on th¡- te am a m m o re in Baver a n d M cBride p l a c e d 16 the a v e ra g e a b o v e m in u te s each p la y in g tim e of b o th This w a s m ostly be c a u s e of Texas foul tr o u ­ ble W ith 9:30 left, b o th D a\ is a n d p o in t g u a r d Beverlv W illiams h a d f o ur fouls w hile Llovd h a d th r e e C o n r a d t w as e v e n called for a foul — a technical w ith Texas d o w n 29- 24 a n d 7 21 left in th e first half "1 d id n ot set o u t to get th a t te c h ­ nical foul " C o n r a d t said "1 w a s sim p le trv ing to get th in g s back o n a n e v e n keel I felt w e w e re gettin g m u sc le d a r o u n d ] In I adv L o n g h o rn s w ere g e ttin g >und R u te e rs o u tr e m u s J e d arou b o u n d e d Texa* a n d 43-2s for tfi*■ most robo h a v < ci\ on up K n ig h ts cam e 1-iV r See I adv I o n g h o m s p a g e 10 Telicher Austin of Rutgers comes up with the bail after Andrea Lloyd s attempted steal in Texas 85-77 win Jim Sigm on Daily Texan Staff Mitchell le a d s UT to fourth straight national title sports m e u lev t h e first w as v e r standing Mite h Stanford 50 yard to o k thi 1 *>1) v.ir, im p o r ta n t to u s o n c o m p e titio n . S h e n g of th e m ost o u t ­ er a w a rd d h erself trailing .’lie D o n a h u e after Lirdav's e v e n t b u t r good w ith s o m e d¡ twe rlv tw o ' m e r U S >pt t by Tracy c ¿ 1981. S h e a N C A A rc icet d a h s t M w ho s k i p j p re p a re A K; Met .rath ;fi I lead a r d iñ a l From staff and wire reports c o lleg e c h a m p i o n s h i p I N D IA N A P O L IS Ju n io r Betsy Mitchell, the wro r ld re c o rd h o ld e r in th e 200-m eter b a c k stro k e , d e f e n d e d h e r a n d claim ed th e L’ S O p e n a n d NC \ V records in th e e v e n t S a tu r d a y as Texas w o n its f o u r th str a ig h t N C A A D icision I w o m e n ' s s w im m in g a n d diving c h a m p i o n s h i p t h e N C A A v o t e d s w im m e r of th e y ea r for h er p erfo r m a n ee s at th e In d ia n a Universitv N a t a t o n u m , h a d a tim e of 1 m i n u t t 55.16 s e c o n d s in c a p tu r in g h e r fifth N C A A in d iv id u a l title a n d h e r th ird h ere F r e s h m a n A n d r e a H a v e s of Texas w a s s e c o n d in 1:47.84, just u n d e r th e N C A A m a rk s e t bv Mitchell last y e a r M i t c h e l l , "It is fanta stic to be re c o g n iz e d for a lot of hard w o r k , " M itchell said. "It is a little difficult to be sin g led o u t as s w i m m e r of th e y e a r b e c a u - e there w e r e so m a n y grea t sw im nt • at this m e e t." The L ady L o n g h o r n s a c c u m u la t­ ed 648Va p o in ts , e d g i n g S tanford w hich finished s e c o n d with 631 twro Florida, years, finishe d third w ith 313, fol­ low ed b y California w ith 294 a n d C iem son at 243. r u n n e r - u p th e p ast Mitchell, th e U.S. s w im m e r of th e year in 1986, f in ish e d first in th e 201) ind iv id u al m e d le v a n d UK) back- stroke earlier in th e m e et. H er per- fo rm a n ce in th e 100 b ac k stro k e set U.S. O p e n a n d N C A A records for the e v e n t, b r e a k in g th e rec o rd s set bv S ue W a lsh, h e r f o rm e r te a m m a te at N o r t h C a rolina. "T his h a s b e e n a goal I've h a d for It four y e a r s ," m e a n s a lot to b rea k Sue s re c o rd b e c a u s e w e s w a m to g e th e r on the s a m e te a m . said Mitchell. "Betsv had th e best m e et of her c a r e e r / ' Texas C o a c h Richard Q uick said " S h e s m a s h e d th e old r e c o r d s in the 100 a n d 200 b ac k stro k e a n d th e 200 indiv id u al h e r victory in 11 v T ex a s sw im m er Betsy Mitchell, center celebrates her new record in the 200-yard backstroke at the NCAA Swimming a n d Diving C h a m p io n sh ip s shi p for the 1984 n tw o golds o n ) c a p tu r e d a sil- XLmeter b u tte r- \ a r>P of S tan fo rd u p ion in the 2ÍX) ^ t ie e v e n t for the d a n NC A A 1 tH , w i t h 100 I racev m p io n set l e c a s vL 1 at lane ot >nd D ele id in g c h a m p io Florida tailed t t h a m p i o n s h q >nd in th e const placed seci 111 * i > t 1 kt 10th plact ;ni-i u n e sec* n Cindv o qualits nal a n d liit Bh positions Sen s w e p t the top th r e e n 3 -m eter divi ng Kim ugett ot O h io State v\ o n w ith r u n n e r 3->(l,70 pi u its a n d 1-metei u p Marv 1 sc hbac h ot Mich igan w as s e c o n d at 339 75. K aren LaFace of C)hio Stat» w h o w o n thi 1-meter e v e n t a n d w a s v o te d th e N C A A third at diver ot 336 80 a n d 1986 r u n n e r - u p W endv VNilUams v*. as tro m M iam i to u r th at 327 53 th e vear look Fla S tan fo rd set a L s c ) p en a n d Ni \ \ record in vcinnutlg th e 40t freestyle relay in 3:17.69. Johnson te a m e d w ith L a u n e M cLean, Rapp a n d A im ee n-cords -et bv H on d a in 1984 f ie r /in - tc> claim th e Q u ic k said he v\a- just a- pi* ist-d iMth hi- t» urth n atio n al title as h e w as w ith his first Not his -er but I < dee. i K > it a si u i'dMMj wittl tnt* Q uii k s a i d . I his w as a verv sa tistving victo- p. P h o ld s - p t \ ud m e a n in g tor th e se n io rs Thev w e r e th e first class I rec ru ited tor a n d 1 a m happv that thev w o n four Ml Ot o u r i 0 or better h u n d n *d perct* nt ot I h a t iHínti V u k k ^aid s hav e a C;p a ot \ hie th e senso r y Linn is w h a t coiiege titles 1 he íou le x a s will gr a d u a te a th lr tn in ¡us t icing o n tht c a ke h a m p i o n s h i p s Strong pitching keys Texas sweep of TCU W eekend Boxscores By SCHUYLER DIXON Daily Texan Staff Texas C o a c h Cliff G u s ta f s o n says f m a de his final dec isio n s for th e Lo S o u th w e s t C o n f e r e n c e p itc h in g rotatii w e e k e n d 's th r e e -g a m e - w e e p o f SCI rr left a n im p re ssio n . T exas s ta rte rs M a rk P e tk o v s e k , Johr an d C u r t K r i p p n e r a ll p itc h ed c o m p le t e the L o n g h o rn s g r a b b e d th e e a r ly SWC a 13-5 w in F rid a y a n d 6-2 a n d 6-0 victor d ay a t Disck-Falk Field. atu " T h a t w as g r e a t ," G u s ta fs o n said of the the back-to-back-to-back c o m p le te g d .it tvn 11 x a s batter C raig N e w k ir k failed to to a p itc h o u t w ith Kevin G a r n e r racing r e ac t hi ne frotn third o n the s q u e e z e a t t e m p t G a r n e r w a s tag ged o u t in a r u n d o w n for th e s e c o n d out an i New kirk s u d d e n l y faced th e w ra th of G u s tatson But N e w k ir k sp a re d him self th e p u n i s h m e n t . After f o u lin g off a c o u p le of piix hes, h e hit a soft line d rive to rig h t-ce n ter for a t w o - r u n d o u b le that gave tht I o n g h o m s a 4 2 lead I knew ¡G ustafson] w a s m a d said N e w k ir k vvho lias had th e g a m e w in n in g RBI in Texas ¡a t tour w ins I w a s just h a p p v I hit it." ! knew I had to m a k e contact M orton (3 2) a llo w e d five hits in th e soven- in n in g g a m e a n d struck o ut a c a r e e r - h ig h eight s a i d I heir h itters a r e n 't verv p a t ie n t , M o r to n I hev c h a s e d mv slider a toot o u ts i d e Petkov si k threw his te a m - le a d in g fo u rth c o m ­ plete g a m e Iridav nig h t d e s p ite a shaky start H e allow ed s e v en hits a n d five r u n - t h r o u g h the tirst five in n in g s Three of the r u n s c a m e in th e f o u r th a n d cut le x a s lead t o 6-3 But th e I o n g h o m s p u s h e d th e a ' ha. k nit to 11 3 m th e fifth a n d P etk o v se k settled d o w n 1 le retired 13 of the last 17 b a tte r s a n d did not M o rto n , w h o p itc h e d his third c o m p le te g a m e allow a hit after th e fo urth Texas 13. 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LSL, th e 10th seed in th e region, broki fro m a 47-46 halttim e deficit w ith se ven straig h t p o in ts A fter In ­ d ia n a scored fo u r m a ro w , th e Tigers w e n t o n a 12-0 r u n a s I n diana w e n t for 7; 10. W ilson scored six of th e p o in ts in th e ru n th a t gave L ouisiana S tate a 63*51 lead w ith 12:26 to plav scoreless In d ian a b e g a n c h i p p in g uwav at th e lead d e s p ite th e fact th a t it* All- A m e n c a g u a r d , S tev e Alford m a n ­ ag ed j u s t tw'o p o i n t s m th e s e c o n d hall fin ishing w ith 20 LSI led 75-66 w h e n C a llo w a y misst'd a d u n k ter «i televison tim e o u t th e Moo sit rs took o \ er. v 1 V a n (jarre?? w h o finished w ith 1M p o in ts a n d 15 r e b o u n d s d u n k e d a r e b o u n d a n d Joe H illm an, w h o th e g a m e b\ had been in se rte d inti at k m g h t tht tirm first tim eout th re e -p o in t riav after a steal b\ Thoma* to m a k e c o n v e r te d a for th t N C A A ' * 8 8 7 F X K A . X * F O T T » it 75-73 vs ¡th 3:45 to plav . T h o m a s m a d e tw o free th r o w s w ith 3:06 to plav, a n d th e H o o sie rs w e re w ith in tw o. T he Tigers th e n w e n t into a delav g a m e w ith th r e e g u a r d s in th e lin e ­ up. T he te a m s tr a d e d tu r n o v e r s u n ­ til Darrvl Joe of LSL v\as fouled by Keith S m art w ith 50 s e c o n d s left. He m a d e the front e n d of th e 1 -an d -l, b ut S m art a n s w e r e d w ith tw o *ree t h r o w s w ith 40 se c o n d s left wrh e n hi g r a b b e d a r e b o u n d of his o w n m iss Fess Irvin, w h o scored 14 p o in ts for the T ig e r s as a reserv e, w e n t to tht- foul line w ith 2n *econds left ant C allow av s r e b o u n d basket. setting th< *tagt •d F hom as finished w ith 16 p o in ts an d C allow ay h a d 11 a s th* H o o ­ siers outsco ri d th* I iger* 21-4 from the tree-throw line. Alford, w h o m a d e four of n in e sh o ts from the field m a d e all 10 of hi* tree-throw a ttem pt* a n d h a n d e d out s e \ e n a*sists Nikita VN i!*on led the Tigers w ith 20 p o in ts w hile A n th o n v \Niison h ad 15 a n d B ernard YNoodside 13. Indian a is th e first Big Ten te a m to a d v a n c e to th e Final F our since th* H oo sie rs w o n the 19s 1 national c h a m p io n s h ip K night ha* w o n the title twice, in hs* th r e e p re v io u s 1976 a n d 1981 a p p e a r a n c e s LSL' w a s th e only team from last y e a r 's field of eig h t to reach th a t stage again thi* year K night w a s asses** i a tec hnica! foul by referee T om Fraim w ith 11.39 left in th e first half w h e n fit- w alk e d o n to th e court d u r in g a tim eout to clarify a call. A n th o n v W ilson m a d e o n e of th e tw o free throw's to tie th e score 18-18 ■ N ev a d a-L as Vegas 84 Iowa 81 — In Seattle, Fred die Banks a n d G erald P a d d io both m ired in dee p s h o o tin g slu m p s , hit se ven th ree - po in t sh o ts d u r in g a seco n d -h alf s u rg e as th e No. 1 R u n n i n ' Rebel* s to rm e d back from a 19-point deficit to beat Iowa a n d a d v a n c e to the N C A A Final Four. S ixth-rank ed low'a had a chante to tie the score, b u t Kevin G a m b le w h o th re w a w a y a p a s s w ith 14 sec ­ o n d s left, m issed a 23-foot sh o t as tim e ran out. T he victory s e n d s U N L V in to a S atu rd ay m a tc h n ag ainst I n d ia n a in New O r l e a n s a n d gave the R u n ­ n in' Rebels a 37-1 m ark, ty in g th e record t u r m o s t w in s in a se aso n set last vear by D uke U NLV rallied from wav b e h i n d on the s tr e n g t h of th e th r e e -p o in t sh o t to shock an Iowa te am that held a co m fo rta b le 58-42 h alfto n e lead TTie c h a rg e w’as led by Banks a n d P ad dio, w h o hit onlv on*' of 11 c o m ­ b in e d th r e e -p o in t tries in th e first half. As a te am , UNLV' m a d e iust 3- ot-14 th e th r e e -p o in t a tte m p ts first half. in With U N L V trailing 62-44 earlv in th e se c o n d half, Banks hit a three- po in t sh o t a n d th e R u n n in R e b e l s w e r e on th e ir w av . After th e tw o te a m s tr a d e d b a s ­ kets, P a d d io , w'ho h a d m issed his first six th r e e -p o in te r s hit h is first of tour. hit S u d d e n ly , L N L V w a s w ith in s e v ­ trailing 66-59. P a d d io e n p o in ts , t h e n th r e e - s t r a i g h t t h r e e p o in te r s to give U N L V a lead at 10:07 of th e se c o n d half, a n d th e Rebels n e v e r trailed again. B anks c a p p e d a 27-4 r u n by th e R u n n in Rebels w ith a n o t h e r th r e e - p o i n te r w ith 8:26 r e m a in in g to m a k e it 71- 66 . Iowa refu sed to fold, h o w e v e r , m o v in g to w ith in 82-75 o n a b a s k e t bv g u a rd B I A r m s t r o n g w ith 2:05 rem a in in g . T he t w o te a m s th e n ex­ teals b e fo re B a nks m is s e d c h a n g e d a free th ro w a n d Iow a g o t the* ball w ith a b o u t a m i n u t e left G am ble hit a th r e e - p o i n t shot w ith 33 s e c o n d s left to pull w i th in 52-81 a n d Io w a u s e d its z o n e p r e s s NLV from re a c h in g th e ini w ith in th e r e q u i r e d ) keep 3 It -COU forcing a tu r n o v e r ) seco i < in w hat i i p e a r e d to be Garni i pla y to 7-foot Brad desik L o h a u s th e b a c k b o a r d insid e, hit w ith his pass, g iv in g UNLV th e ball w ith 14 s e c o n d s left UNI V s e n io r g u a r d Garv G r a h a m m a d e both his free th ro w * after b ein g fouled w i t h 10 s e c o n d s left, setting up th e final m is s e d s h o t bv Gamble* w h o h a d p u t Iowra in th e West Regional finals by h ittin g a th r e e -p o in t b as k et to beat O k la h o m a o n Friday. in o v e r ti m e GilLam, w h o k e p t U N L V in th e g a m e t h r o u g h a m is e ra b le first halt p e r f o rm a n c e , led all sc o re rs w ith 27 p o in ts w h ile P a d d io h a d 20 a n d Banks a d d e d 17 for th e R u n n i n ' Rebels. G am b le a n d B J. A r m s t r o n g b o th h a d 18 point* for Iow a. L o h a u s a d d ­ ed 12 po in ts, 10 of t h e m in th e first halt Bird scores 40 as Celtics trounce Nets Associated Pre* Bv TSTON p o in ts a* th e an 18 p o in t le N e Ne •ored o p e n e d ; -ter a n d vs ith red the w un i lead dwindle*! n Kt*v regained co n tro l a n d w ith tim e r u n ­ ning o u t New lersev wa* forced to fou! Two free th ro w * bv R obert P an * h a n d o n e bv Bird p u t B o s to n o n top 112-1 13 w ith 41 se c o n d s to plav ! h- victorv wa* the Celtic* 22nd *tra¡ght at h o m e a n d 6 °th in their last 7 game* at Boston G a r d e n r h e Celtics o u t* h o t th e Net* 61 percent to 44 p e rc e n t in th e first half a n d led rv>-4Q at m term i**ion Bird h m s h t : the halt w ith 18 p o in ts a n d eight a**ist* Kevin M cH ale h a d 24 p o in ts for Boston a n d P an*h h ad 14 The Net* were led bv Buck VNiLliam* w ith 25 poin ts O r l a n d o W o o l n d g e writh 19 an d Ben C o le m a n w ith 18 ■ T r a i l B l a z e r s 115, B u l l s 11 ; P o rtland In Kiki Y a n d e w e g h e scored 28 point* a n d th e P o rtlan d Trail Blazers surviv ed 46 point* bv Michael J o rd an to defeat th e C h ic a ­ go Bulls 115-113. P o rtlan d trailed 86-74 w ith 1 19 to plav in th e third q u a rte r bu t -.cored 11 straight point* to pull w ith in one on a C lv d e D rexler free throw' w ith 10 M to play in the gami Steve J o h n s o n w h o *cored 10 of hi* 24 point* in th e to urth q u arte r, k ep t P o rtla n d close until T e r n P or­ ter *tole th e ball a n d fed Jim Pax son for a la y u p to give th t Trail Blazer* th e lead to stav at 111-110 w ith tw o m in u te s rem a in in g . \ a n d e w e g h e hit tw o free th r o w s a n d D rexler scored o n a la y u p off a n offensive r e b o u n d w ith 1 15 r e m a in ­ ing to m a k e it 115-110. C h ic a g o 's E lston T u rn e r h it a th r e e -p o in te r w ith 46 *econds to p l a v , a n d after P o rte r m is se d for th e th e Bull* tried to w ork Trail Blazer* ty in g th e ball p o in ts . to Jo rd a n for th e P o rtlan d u s e d to u g h d e f e n s e to k e e p Jo rd an away from th e b as k et, the final forcing T u r n e r shot. to m iss Iowa forward Brad Lohaus nght. is fouled by UNLV s Jarvis Basmght Assooateo Press sportsrecord N B A S t a n d i n g s AJ ' f n e t ’S i t i l ANUS 478-2586 2301 M a n o r Road M o n d a y - F r i d a y 7 a m - 6 : 3 0 p m S a t u r d a y 8 a m - 1 2 : 3 0 p m 4 dav i s t i s i n > i m o / n o s w m / v/> ’o n a n s f * n z a ( hicago Styled Dec/) Pan I ri al y o u r s e lf to tht* 1h *t pizza a r o u n d l v)sw \o u * d iU si sa u c e ik *i P i/z a \iistiu i h r o n k k lu*i a*k a m o n e ' tu trx a i onaivs s a n d w i i h »»t sa la d Vnd now at utir 29th st lo c a tio n we are se r v in g spaghetti i or nisi 8 2 . *ñ gt i a pi ate ot spaghetti, d i m k r salad X w h o li w h ea t garlii bread, («real for lu n c h o r d in n e r and ready in 10 m inutes. 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Rutgers also got on Davis and 1 lovd in the first halt and held lex as two All America post players to a combined total ot six points with a variation ot a 2 t zone Guard \u londa Wimbish supplied the fire­ power in the tn^t period scoring all of her 12 points in that halt In the second halt it was a diffet ent story tiir I lovd and Davis I lovd scored 18 points that period and tin ished with 2d enough to earn her the tournament \1\T award Davis finished with 16 after scoring 12 in the second halt and earned a spot on the all tournament regional 1 think the\ were a little more determined [in the second halt] Wicks said [Grentz] with the defense were no factor in the first halt i have to credit Coach the\ Williams also had a sub par first halt scoring o n h six points but she finished the game with 19 and was instrumental in lexas regaining the lead We were hesitant on offense and the reason we were hesitant was because Williams was not ha\ mg hei normal good game V on 1 knew it 1 gave her one radt said more chance she would probablv come through fot us W ith .ro7 left and Rutgers up bv three Williams scored off of a steal INTRODUCING NKW rh e C lean lm ae e Prin te r 1 k\xi C k \ in in g Kit • A PPLF IMAGE WRITER 1 & 11 • IBM PROPRINTER • EPSON 80 Ir» 60 Seconds or l^ess. 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Psvch Dame, == TIMt Wednesdays. 24 Stai gMauh^' b\ McBride to make the score 67-66 Ón the I ady Knights next posses­ sion, Williams got her own steal and turned it into a three-point pla\ that gave the I adv I onghorns the lead for good Williams, another all-foui nament team selection for Texas scored 13 points in the last 11 34 al­ though she played most of that time with four fouls. With 7 39 left, Rutgers (30-3) had a 65-60 lead In the four-minute pe­ riod till the 3:14 mark, the Lady 1 onghorns outscored the 1 adv Knights 1 '-2. There were a lot of people giving good performances at crucial times Conradt said W e accom plished a giant step. Texas advanced to meet Rutgers b\ beating No. 12 lames Madison University 91-57 in the regional semifinals Thursday. 1 he f adv 1 onghorns scored the contest s first seven points and led throughout the game. Center 5vd- ne\ Beasley brought the Dukes within two, 20-18 with 44 left in the first halt, but by halftime, Texas had increased its lead to 42-26 In the second half, the 1 onghorns only added to that lead. Wo were totally dominated on James Madi both ends of the floor, son C oach Shelia Moorman said The Dukes (27-4) had only two guard Flonetta Jackson p la y e r s and reserve Missy Dudley — score in double figures. Both finished with 12 points W e were taken entireh our game Moorman said, the best team, defensively faced.’ out of This is w e’ve From staff and wire reports UT golfers finish second in Rawls I onghorn sophomore Jenny Germs third-place indi­ vidual finish led the Texas women's goll team to a sec ond-place team finish at the McDonald s-Betsv Rawls Classic, held March March 13-15 at the Austin Great Hills Golf Club. Germs shot rounds of 77-73-74 to finish at 224 two shots behind co-medalists Karen Davies of Florida and Oklahoma State s Robin Hood, who each had totals of 222. For the tournament, Davies and 1 lood shirt identi­ cal 75-75-72 rounds Oklahoma State won the team title with a ^26 score with Texas two shots back at 428 Xrizona State and Furman tied for third with 9.34 and Georgia finished titth with 938 Other Longhorn scores were: Ginger Brown 78-84- 82, 241; Sue Canter 76-78-80, 234 1 isa DePaulo 8-82 82, 23^ Kate Golden 73-81-79 233. Longhorn tracksters win tri-meet The 1 exas men’s track team amassed 85 points to w in the Texas Triangular Meet over Baylor and Indiana on Saturday at Memorial Stadium Indiana placed second with 62 points and Bavlor Had 40. Jason Leach led the Longhorns b\ winning the 100- meter dash 1 10 0), placing second in the 200-meter dash (20.91) and anchoring the 400-meter relav team s w in­ ning effort of 40 11 seconds Other members ot the re lav team are Tonv Jones, l a ron Broun and Quintus 1 iampton Johnny Washington helped Texas bv placing second in Kith the triple jump (49- . ¡ and. long jump (24-4) The I onghorns dominance in the discus javelin and high jump enabled them to pull awav from Indiana and Baylor. Texas had 1-2-3-4 place sweeps in the discus and javelin with Phi! Drake (176-8) and Dag Wennlund (238-3) having the best throws. In the high |ump the l.onghorns took a 1-2 'p l a n with Jo n Sh elto n w in n in g with a height of 6-11G In dual meet scoring, Texas beat Indiana 8"*-53 and Bavlor 83-52 vs hile Indiana beat Ba\ lor 72 44 Spring football workouts to begin 1 he Texas football team begins spring workouts at 3:30 p.m Monday The l onghorns vmII practice tin NCAA-allowed 20 d a y s with a five-day break from April 1-8 during the Texas Relavs Center Carter Hill, tight end Tim McCray and line­ backer Russell Patterson will not participate because of injuries. Defensive back James Lott, running back I ru Metcalf and wide receiver Tony Iones will work out on a limited basis because of their schedule with the track team Quarterback Donovan I orbes has been excused from the I onghorn baseball team for the spring d r i l l s Saturday scrimmages am open to the public and a final spring game is tentatively set for April 18 Crenshaw takes USF&G Classic Ml W C1RI I AN S I ormer 1 onghorn Ben C renshaw used his reliable putter to tend off would-be chal­ lenger-' and score a 3-stroke victory over C urtis Strange Sunday in the I sp& c, C lassii Crenshaw, who led over the final 18 holes, compiled a 5-under-par 67 and acquired the 13th title of his career With a 268 total 2s' stfokt -> under par on tin 1 akewood Country Club course. The v ictory was worth $40,000 from the total purse of $5lH) iH'o and pushed c re n sha vs s earning l>n the sear tO 8 987 A s tr o s win big, R a n g e rs fall flat l A k i I AMD Fla Houston bombed Detroit a .« Jack Morris led bv 1\ Gainev who hit two home runs ¿mddrove in se\on as thi \stros romped to a 18 )\>in Sunday. Grapefruit >ft M o m s The Astros, 7-8 in their first seven runs ond successive rough outing tailing t his earned run average to 8 *41 this > In Dunedin Fla . 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The Dutch Film Festival 'Occu­ pation, Collaboration and Resist anee in Dutch F ilm" p resents sever­ al the complex problems of H olland's re­ action to occupation I he Festival include^ some aw ard-w in ning fea­ tures documentaries a n d shorts that display a surprising technical expertise All of the weighty and irreversible results of apparentlv choices made significant bv the urgent cir­ cumstance of war. These "choices lead unpredictable to accusations of collaboration or praise of heroism in the aftermath ot World W ar II The Shadow of I'utory based looseh on the lives ot Friedrich W einreb and G e m t van der Veen explores two sides of resistance one that is vio­ lent and one considered collabora­ tive after the war films ad d re ss insignificant the The Lt t vu-n I a* low *.oncem* two a j e w i s h i m m i- u n h k e l v f n e n d s g r a n t t r o m G e r m a n y a n d a N a z i . I hcer w ho fall w om an in same tet < r concern* between tvvu voung we become fnends one daughter of a Put*, h Nutn the ot ist partv member m love with the A m sterdam Bit rt lationship tht ten v\ a w e a l t h y mal *** x íal- her a poor . he 4 > s,. d r e s s t h t me mu mes fa*. ed vs ith nature tit tempt to I ho* me* films star Several It and Risf hauntingl if vs *.’ I h ht m adden events in v\a r ak« ind a mearnn that Derek de Lin films, me b o t h ad- p* * **jl su rv iv ors c ¡ \ * han*, i at l r t m u a n d c r e a h Both n*t by focus on the unique p r o b l e m s of defining a Jewish identitv in Hol­ land both du rin g and after the w ar The Girl W ith The Red Hair tells the storv of resistance fighter H anme Sehift, a well-known figure in Hol­ land w ho was killed b\ the Nazi* in April 1945 Director Bern \ erbong ig nores the controversy concerning Schaft's comm unist leanings, focus­ ing instead on S c h a f t 's emotions as a y ou n g w o m an, both frightened an d inspired by the violence of the resistance. P e r h a p s because of the historical w eight surrou nd in g Schaft * life, Verbong r e f u s e s to speculate on her motivations portraying her simply as an average, intelligent, middle- class voung w om an w ho re)ects her relativelv safe life to become a resist­ ance tighter. Schaft, a voung law student, mi- tiallv makes a purely intellectual de­ I have a cision based on principles choice, words or action But as she is torced into situations that become mor< immediatelv dangerous and arbitrarily violent Schaft loses her s h e is draw n into intellectual *e!f tht emotional urgencv of the cause jtendifk s Schaft seems to Rer -s( Í! m horn>r as she rt w a I i v ioieni.» with more \ 1 0- 'ht t v t. ate- collabt >rator* ee t h nd: p o m t w ank S o u t e n d q k l* w o n d e r tul a* Han- nn Schatt W hile the o t h e r t harac- ter* in tht h i m an* gei nerallv o n e - radiate* |k d i m e n s i o n a l S»>utendi e m o t u m VS e m av not un de rsta n d i con pii- her thought* but v\ e a 1 w a v * caled vhara*ter >n* v\ ith «i heart c o p ­ tee h e r em« ping tnten*itv that i* au ied bv Nico- a n d dramatic la Ph>v am * l u s h score s *hatt i* ding The To an American view er freed •nd An officer and a Jewish immigrant fall in love with the same gal in Ice Cream Pariour. but both relationships are threatened by a thunderstorm . Scha latf row ding of Hanni vounc wi charac ter bt iie\ a b l. ha i cht the portrait is an ordinarv ulling Schaft s gradúa 11 v and o usiv quiet law led and reckless rt idv and willing bong creates a beautifully visual him. Apparently, van de Sande d e ­ veloped a film process in order to subdue all the colors of the film ex­ cept the angrv red of Schaft s hair, The effect gives the entire him — this *idt t f black and white — a *u rp m in g w arm th and richness the erbting won - Award for Die land is humarles* and drab, justify­ ing With cinema- n de s a n d e Ver- ing the' *evere dram a of the music *- - the *tark but beautiful aesthetic ^cnatt s world of occupied Hol- of the camera. Onlv in the final shot — of Schaft's symbolic red hair — doe*- the film dip into a slightly a n ­ noying melodrama. If The Girl With The Red Hair is any indication the artistic quahtv of the rest of the festival films will be o u t­ standing Several of them feature opportunities to see perfomances by Renée Soutendijk as well as cinema­ tography bv Theo van de Sande The Dutch Film Festival begins Mondav at Hogg Auditorium . Sev­ eral of the film* are free The Girl W ith The R ed Hair, show ing at 7:30 p.m . Saturdav. Pane. di*cus«ions with Dutch film ­ m a k e r s will be held at 8:45 p.m. Wednesdav and w ith Babes Dillen- author of G ive T ern a Clinton Bone, at 4 p.m. T hursdav in the Jesse H iones C om m u nicatio n Center A uditorium . S lapstick a b s e n t in low-key ‘Tin Men’ »■ By ROBERT WILONSKY Da¡’> Texa.n Staff .? * not quite Diner director Barrv Levin*on * H81 O scar-nom inated tiim dealt vs :th tht harsh realities ot life in tht AOs facing six lifelong b udd ies In hi- latest film Tot M n Levins* n mereiv age* the characier-tvpe* s years makes th em alum inum *;d- mg salesmen a n d give* them al¡ A a- diliai * But that simple Where Diner wa* a realistic *ome- dv that delved into *enou* situa­ tion* Tm \ i - a dram a containing *ome hilanou* .: not mem* rabie disappoint Thi* mav dialogue manv movtegi'er* expecting to see another Hutnlts* People or even a n ­ other Diner :n .Vice like Diner contains not one plot but manv *:. ries revolving ar >und a few main characti r* There * a storv of revenge. Bill BB Babowskv (Richard Drevtus* feels he mu*t get even with Ernest Tillev (Dannv DeVit* ) fur sm ashing into his brand-new 1%2 Cadillac Bv doing so, BB *teai* 1 tllev * wife Nora Barbara Hershey ) and unwit- tingiv fall* in love with her. The onlv catch i* that Tillev is more than happv to get rid of his wife (a la R u i hie> $ P?opi?) But Tin Men i* m uch more than a storv ot getting even and falling in it i- an accurate look into the love world ot tin men — the alum i­ num *¡ding salesmen — during the earlv Wr* * According to Lev inson, thev were slick hustlers trying to make a so-called honest living but the Home Im provem ent Commis- *u n eventually beat them out. BB an d his partner Moe (J°bn the stuff of leg­ M aho n e v ) were end* vet they both realize there is more to life than being a tin man. Tillev is not as fortunate as BB; he owes hi* bo*-, $2 000, his home and car have been taken by the Internal Revenue service and he has lost hi* license to sell siding He has also io*t hi* wife to the one man he de- *pises Bil Babowskv 1 llev lseventuallv -old out bv hi* CONGRATULATIONS W ash ing to n, DC Area CHI OMEGA A L U M N A E ASSOCIATION A nnual Scholarship A w arded to Susan Reynolds boss to the HIC for running several scams to sell his *idirc Like Babow­ skv and all the ot -er tir rru 1 lit v cons his customers into buying sid­ ing — w hether bv giving it awav a n d then claiminc insanity or b\ saying it would get the customer int< ,:fe magazine there is a *cene where In Diner )gev (Mickey Rourke) is ta king Bex to Bagel (who happen* to own one of the s id in g businesses in .T in Men a n d Tm Men just continue* the c o n ­ versation san* Rourke. Like their younger counterparts in Diner Til- íev and his buddies all sit in the d in ­ er until the earlv m orning hours dis­ issues a s cussing such im portant Bonanza an d how to evenly divide t h t check As BB Richard Drevfus* t* the epitome ot a slick salesman A* the film progresses, BB loses some of hi* slidknes* bv tailing m lov e w ith N o r a ** m ething he never expected would happen. "After all, he tells her 1 was iust trving to get ev en." tragic figure He D annv D e \ ito * Ernest Tilley' is a is m o d e m -d a v eventually left with no th in g except the company’ of BB The tw o have so much in *ommon that thev come to realize their teu ding is in vain and that a friendship b e tw e e n them would be profitable, both econom i­ cally and emotionally. The combination of Dreyfuss and DeVito w ould lead one to believe that Tm Men is a riotous comedy, instead it * a simple storv dealing with not-so-simple subjects in a re­ alistic and convincing m ann er. Tm Men mav not be the runniest movie of th e vear, but it is certainly one of the most touching a n d m aybe even one of the best. Tin M en sh o w in g at the Arbor Cinem a 10000 Research Blvd and the Southpark 3, 1421 E Ben White Blvd. H IR IN G Paid summer training for Daily Texan advertising sales. Begins June 1; Apply before May 27. WORK AROUND YOUR CLASSES AND EARN BIG MONEY Q ualifications: 1. UT student enrolled for less than 15 hours. 2. Own a car 3. Graduating on or after May 1988 4. Strong verbal skills A i 1 Barbara Hershey woufd rather get soaked than stay with Danny DeVito Fajita Flats ¡THEY’RE GREAT! 1/2 PRICE ENCHILADAS AFTER 4 PM M TH 29th n GUADALUPE S h o p p e d at A u s t i n S h o p p i n g C e n t e r s W ithm th. i>aM 3 0 siavs 6 1 .3 3 5 stu d en ts. fat ultv an d staff *>f th e umvt rsitv xhopp* d ai an A ustin sh o p p in g corner H A 2 £ É o O S o o o I I S m i s I i s s A Z •• ill &c r © f e * W e're Ready, W e're Hof, We Cook It On The Spot! 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But here indeed stands the Shrine to Music Museum, home to thou sands of precious, and often price less, creations of wood brass and string. It is a treasure trove of five centu ries ot sounds: a Renaissance-era cello made tor a king a harpischord pre-dating the French Revolution horns and bugles from the Civil War. A worldclass museum in a town of 10,00(1 in the southeastern tip of a state w here Mount Rushmore is big­ ger than Mozart has raised eye brows. "The most asked question is 2 1ST & GUADALUPE 4 7 7-712* W h a t in the world is this doing in South Dakota? said museum di­ rector Andre I arson, a music pro­ fe s s o r at t in 1 University ot South Da kota where the museum is located. U SD is the onh school in the nation offering a master s degree in the his torv of musical instruments W e consciously made a decision to develop a great international mu seum tn a small Midwestern town, Larson said People thought we were crazy but out here in South Dakota, you have the freedom to do Crazy things. Here y o u re given the freedom to try to reach a dream The dream actually began when his father, Arne, a Minnesota farmer s sun traveled to Minneapo­ lis in the Depression with a nickel in his pocket, cardboard in his shoes and music in his heart. He hoped to carve a career in mu­ sic. His path eventually led to a teaching job at the university By then, 1%6, he had bartered and bought quite a collection of musical instruments, but didn t know what to do with them. 1 arson was storing his collection in a building on campus, his son said, and there was talk about mov­ ing it elsewhere. The South Dakota Arts Council produced the grant money to hire Andre to see whether a museum was feasible. In 1^73 the shrine opened with 2,51X1 instruments donated by the elder I arson now the 82-y ear-old professor emeritus and museum consultant. 1 oday one man's hobby ha-' blos­ somed into a music mecca with 4 000 instruments and a library w ith thousands of books, photos and re­ cordings. But the shrine is much more than a library. About 30,000 annual visi­ tors sec such rare treasures as one ot tyvo surviving guitars made by Antonio Stradivari about 1680 Another Stradivarius, a violin from 16*43, one of the few surviving yvith its original neck, is also on dw play. Purchase pnce: $550,000. A b o u t 100 i n s t r u m e n t s are ai quired each year. Larson said most are m the $25,000-$50,000 range All have historical value l‘he museum boasts a pre-French Revolution harpischord a relatively .■■■■ , U I ■■ i - I I " , v I - - "«- - i "-1! . v !. 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T U E S D A Y S A N D S U N D A Y S ADULT VID EO S A L E S & R E N T A L S l o w e s t p r i c e s -m a g a z i n e s V ID EO P E E P S IN A 6 CH A NNEL A 3 1 T o d ay of 9 00 pm Union T h e a tre J e a n H erhHt % R u le s o f th e G a m e K rent h w vutwtiW* T oda y at 9 20 pm Hogg Auditorium >K T o d a y a t 7 00 pm U n to n T h e a tre D u tch F ilm F e s tiv a l P a s t o r a l e 1 9 4 3 with gubutln* |SK T o n ig h t a t 7 0 0 pm H o g g A u d it o r iu m F R E E ! ■X , * W o o é f A D e e » Love and Death T o n ig h t at 1 1 40 pm U n io n T h e a tre * — —“ * “ —til" . - — ' e ■ if- ’ •• ’ - O R D O R K w i n _ R A Z O R I I I I R E w B " ” M f r i l l HIGH LAN D V i . l BtV 0 A S I -7 3 76 B U R G L A R > BY k 2:00 5 00 7 25 9 20 B L A C K W I D O W 2 15 5:007 0 0 9 15 r\ CAPITAL PLAZA 35 of : A M E B 0 N K r 4 ‘ : y & 4 6 E X C U R S I O N S NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3 2 :0 0 4 10 7 0 0 9 10 March 26-27, 8 pm O l v a L .c T h e a t r e W I T C H B O A R D 2 0 55 00 7 109 15 HEAT 2 10 4 30 7 20 9 25 B A R G A I N M A T I N E E S - E V E R Y D A Y A LL S H O W I N G S B E F O R E 6 P M -\ BARTON CREEK M í PAC . O O P 360 :7 S A M E D A Y A D V A N C E TICKETS P L A T O O N « . ¡ M r 2 05 4 25 7 00 9 20 L E T H A L W E A P O N 2 2 0 4 4 0 7 159 23 BU R G LA R 2 0 0 4 2 0 7 0 0 9 15 T I N M E N 2 10 4 30 7 10 9 30 NIGHTM ARE ON ELM STREET 3 2 30 4 35 7 20 9 20 TIMES SHOWN FOR TODAY 0 N Lv rare tind, Larson said, since many such instruments were chopped up and used for firewood in the bitter winter of 1812-13 More exotic pieces include a Wth century /ither from Burma shaped like a crocodile; a drum from Tibet played bv wandering monks and made from two human s k u ll caps, and an 8-toot drum carved from a breadfruit tree and used in ritual slaughter of p ig s on Ambrvm Is­ land I arson ^aid his father acquired many instruments from missionar­ ies he befriended over the years The elder 1 arson even wrote com­ mentator Lowell Thomas once when he heard he \vas trayeling to Tibet One day this box just showed up Inside at the house w as a trumpet, courtesy of I hom as the son said Most instruments acquired ar« in good shape But museum conserva­ tor C.ary Stewart --aid it they re not it may he best to leave well e n o u g h alone. "The tirst rule of a conservator is not like th» HippocritL Oath to do harm It's usually ho said better to do nothing than to do something/’ Larson said the museum is novv competitive with thi finest Europe­ an institutions And being in such a location may have eyen remote helped W e 'v e had to be better to get the recognition, he said. -viMTV H S U T S T u f l 2402 4 7 4 - 4 3 5 1 S O X \H S O M IS A noss A R O O M W I T H A V I E W T O N I G H T 5 ' 5 »2 73 7 X ! 9 45 4 OSCAR N O M I N A T I O N S RO U N D MIDNIGHT T O N IG H T 5 30 $2 73 7 45 10 0C m o n n STAR TREK IV 4 4 5 ' 15 9 45 B a rg a in P ric e $1 00 if.* L Crimes ot trie Heart 4 4ft * 0 0 9 M A m e ric a n Tail t a » n » 9 « Q * ■ 9 < !" 1 ■ pm pm F < 4 pm O n l y a t t h e Cam pus Burger King R estaurants V HOT TOPPERS. 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A u t o s 70 — M o t o r c y c le s 9 0 — V e h i c l e s L e a s i n g 4 L Z L S J Ü * **> '* - Special Spring Break Rates ;! } 3 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s FORECLOSURE R verwaik Condo 2 2 0 — C o m p u t e r s - E q u i p m e n t TElEVlDEO 9101 CRT. $A5< tax MCV*o Exceftent condition Sx n#y Adc 0 4 0 4 3 OVA 344 baud modan- . D Cvd modem haftoon 30 yf ban 9% AfHí ¿ 2BA e^.r e $4 5 000 5 7 2 ' 5 4 W E BUY USED CA RS A N D TRUCKS TRIK S H O P 2 5 5 " 8 2 8 SAVl V4K *" * * * '■ ~ . WOODS HONDA f FI N CENTER j * Í r ' w , ^ 3 1 9 8 6 S P R F E $ 4 9 8 ptw. T T 4 L I i i i 0 WOOD-HONDA £ 4 3311 SA.h «**« f944 6509 N Lamar H O N D A i # n r ^ A« f l M t l l i # I I N f f f J 476*6802 R E A L E S T A T E S A L E S 1 2 0 — H o u s e s 2 0 — S p o r t s - F o r n i g n A u t o s 1 5 0 — A c r e a g e - L o t s <• ■* a n i 4 1 3 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s M E R C H A N D IS E “ b e s t I ñ ”^ T H E W EST R i o N u e c e s 2 5 0 — M u s i c a l I n s t r u m e n t s 1 4 0 _ M o b i l e H o m e s L o t s MUSICAL EXCHANGE >y Man classified advertising V!SA M asterCard Accepted M E R C H A N D IS E M E R C H A N D IS E R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L 350 — R en tal S e rvice s 360 — Furn. A p ts. 360 — Furn. A p t s . 200 — Fu rn itu re - H o u s e h o ld 3 2 0 — W a n t e d t o B u y o r R e n t 3 Blocks Sooth CH Ben White G O O D C L E A N U S E D F U R N IT U R E STUBBLEFIELD FURNITURE 441-8222 4200 South F,nt St W e Buy & Sell MC/Visa/Layawoy Ame' Express H-ea* vhope Hardly used o#er 472 3284 ieove TWIN I S I 75 or best o # e r 4 7 2 message 3 24 KING SlZf wraterbed 2*) h * o t * r w o o d w V o s s frwr m ediately $*.25 4^7-8910 3-23 fURNlTUti EOS soMe under $40 Co' frank, 453*6958 3*24 MOVING MUST sell kwh Broned $95 440- *276 3-25 ears old. Must seh L A P G E D R E S S E S w R h mtrror a n d high* *ob*€ g o o d s h o p * $ 6 0 atier 9 OCkwn 3 25m 44É FA ANC So* 4 $109 X S * wtfk 60- $75 2 1 0 — S t e r e o - T V $100 C o #f tdver 346 79c S . 5 Abo - 44-438 3 Í 3C.-RA.MMA r .: O ' w arranty S .«ove -nesaoqe StASY MONEYS Cash For school nnc K3K 4< 8K gold w i sssbuck -*• fur#s 4 4 4 2 3 2 2 3 -2 71 3 3 0 — P e t s U N R E G IS T E R E D Frve /«Itow, o n ft t bie parents C ali 4 3 40 — M isc . For Sale Original Copy 198 "I w ish for Wimble Wishtng alt copynghfs and ittustr $ 6 3 8 8 8 8 8 Ms L A D IE S S I voie $. NEW SEARS quM-vre me TWO a s. • 44 438C R E N T A L 3 5 0 — R e n t a l S e r v ic e s 4 Choose Your Location m I * + ■¥ * F r o r r . $ 2 3 0 V ' v 443-8101 837-7880 * JB Goodvrtu Lrastag * 360 — Furn. A p t s . O n e B l o c k F r o m C a m p u s r * : 3 1 X 1 7 1 r m fT T T k • S M I B K Í ( j 1 B K 2 B R • Ce n t r a l AC, Heat • N r-ar Two S h u t t l e S t o p s • I a u n d r \ R o o m DIPLOMAT ♦ : APTS. 1911 San Gabriel J LA CANADA ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ : * * * * : * * From $310 469-0224 R e n e g e ' Apt -202 :: M A R K \ X X L o w e st Priced 2 B e d r o o m A p t . N e a r C a m p u s ♦ * * . it \ 4 5 9 - 1 6 6 4 * Preleosing Summer 4 Foil * * ¿Him illHlllttIIIM M IHM illllllHUIií I HYDE PARK { a p a r t m e n t s C A L L T O D A Y 477-3619 Office Ai Chez jacoues 1382 W 24tht m / I e < i i m i x . ( )nt and T w o Bed ro o m ' I r o m $35 0 : 6 t h 6 0 0 W. 2 6 t 4 7 4 0 9 7 I 4 5 4 - 4 6 2 1 SEQUOIA APTS. Eff. From S2 3 9 301 W. 38th 323-6526 4 * -It 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 V JV E C0M F0fir ABLY CO RVEM E HTVI ANC A F E 0 C 0 A 8 1 Y >N ! W'HST ( \ W O N 3 2 2 -0 9 0 3 Move In Today! 4413 S p e e d w a y 4 5 8 - 2 0 9 6 Davis & Assoc. l l l I l i H l l l l l l l l t H l l t l l l T Verv Urge 1 Bdr 1 Ba Condo L e a Large > Dor. 1 Da Condo l AL 499-8844 3711714Sar BEST RATES Ü.T. AREA! /us sins 4 5 2 - 4 4 4 7 C all Afternoons 2207 Leon 474-2215 ü La rj I [I VILLA Í: NORTH 1 Bedrm. Apts M o v e In T o d a y ! Preiea5¡f'- For Summer & Fall 4520 Duval 459-9131 $ 9 9 M O V E IN S u m m e r R a te s $ 1 9 5 A B P Q t e * Free - : * " - A C A;:esi to CC pooh W D 5195/Mo 4 7 4 - 2 3 6 5 H o l l o w a y A p t s . ,i.L BiltS Po*d Near campos on snuttte tmished efficiency $28C $3 5 and ne bedroom $360 - $*0C Soecia* Is* konth free nett? re ody for '.mmedtcte cc,oono 451*8532, 322-0715 4-13D s & e* ose. pcx enc»es g o o dishwasne^ list V o y o g e r R E N T A L 3 6 0 — F u r n . A p t s . n a n i ' r / / ¿y 612 iN 22j CAMPUS CONDOS « I I L O C A T I N G 474-4800 1 1 W . 2 4 t h 2 8 0 — S p o r t i n g - C o m p i a g E q u i p . B U Y , SELL, RENT, T R A D E . .. W A N T AD S.. .4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 F u r n . A p t s . STUDENTS WELCOME! GARDENGATE APTS. C O - E D L o w e s t Rates Ever! Now Pre-Leasing for Fall 1987 M O V E I N T O D A Y Luxury 1 BR Furnished 2222 Rio G r a n d e 4 7 6 -4 9 9 2 PRELEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL SPECIAL RATES FOR 1987! • v\c*e & G c s F a id e e Bus 3* Fron- Door • r ’ramurc Fie :$ A - ross Stree* • ‘Professionally M anaged by Davis and Assoc M O V E I N T O D A Y ! A s p e n w o o d Apartments 4539 G u adalupe 452-4447 C o n fu s e d Then give us a c h a n c e to solve your a p a r t m e n t needs ' A s k a b o u t o u r s p e c ia G a ^ w ater h e a t & A C p a id R R sh u ttle s t o p at y o u r front d o o r C ity b u s s t o p s 2 p o d s & re m o d e le d laund ry r o o ^ s C e ilm g fa n s & m ic r o w a v e s F u rn is h e d or U n fu rn ish e d O n site 'm a n a g e m e n t & m am t Q u a lity R e s id e n t s Call us or come by today Pre-Leasing For Fall Tanglewood North 1 0 2 0 E. 4 5 th 4 5 2 - 0 0 6 0 Professionally M a n a ge d l(\ I)u \is A \ssoc ^?-y->7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 7 ? e # e GREAT RATES ON CAMPUS APTS. M O V E IN TO D AY L e a s i n g N o w ! El C a m p o La P a i 3 0 5 W 3 9 th S tf te t 401 V. 3 9 th St El D o ra d o 3501 Speedway INCREDIBLE RATES COME ON DOWN! LET’S MAKE A DEAL THE PRICE IS RIGHT 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 472-4893 & 452 8537 Professional Manap i h Equities .v Texas Mar a v - v * 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? ? 7 7 7 7 ? e • e e t Villa Solano Apts 51 st & G u a d a lu p e exes With Beautiful Lawns, -om ntramural Fields N ea r ■ Areas ] & 2 Bedroom Apts. Pre easing For Summer & Fall M o v e In T o d a v ' Sp ecial R a te s 4 5 1 -6 6 8 2 SUPER ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS A V A O A B LEN O W ! • Quiet Complex • • On U.T. Shuttle • • Oose to Shopping • 4510 Duval 451-1244 TI MBERWOOD A PT S. Prt leasing S u m m e r & Fall W alk ac es M O V E IN T O D A Y ! 4 7 6 -6 7 4 4 1000 W. 26th D A V IS & A S S O C PR P L E A S IN G F O R S U M M E R S , FALL SPEC AL RATES FOR 1987 EH. F u r n is h e d I Bedr o o m s F u r n is h e d 2 B d r m ./2 Ba. Furn. 3 POOLS 3 lA JNDRlfcS G A S & W A TER PAID bHUTl E AT 1 R O N ' DO O R iúeo For Sfudenfs T anglew ood W estside Apartm ents 1403 N o r w a lk Ln. 472-9614 D a vis & A sso c . T h e D a i l y T e x a n Monday, March 23 1987 Page 14 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 390 — Unf. Duplexes PRELEASING SUMMER A FALL O N E B E D R O O M C O N D O A V A IL A B L E A T A P A R T M E N T PRICE • EDGE OF CAMPUS • AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY C O V E N T R Y P L A C E 2814 Nueces 4 6 9 - G 4 G 8 v \ l . P . A P T S . ^ FALL & SUMMER LEASING Luxurious 3 Bdrm 2 Bath Two Ifvel unit, suitable ior 3 or 4 mature students Also large on»- bdrm water & gas paid • Pool • Pali. • New Carpet-Fum • Walk . I F 'shuttle at door By Appt. 476-0363 CENTURY SQUARE Beautiful 1 BD ■ 478-4775 New Furnishings J y Quiet park area in Travis Heights. I V A N H O E V IL L A G E 1500 E Side Dnve I d e a l F o r G r a d S tu d e n ts o r P ro fe s s io n a ls 4 4 1 - 4 3 7 5 MESQUITE TREE APARTMENTS O n e b e d ro o m fu rn ish e d a p a rtm e n ts C lo se to cam pus, n e a r shuttle Frost- fre e re fn g e ro to r, s e lf-c le a n in g ovens, d ishw ash e rs, study desks, Ho* tub o n d b asic ca b le . N o pets Lease re q u ire d R esident m a n a g e r # 3 0 1 2 4 !Q Long v ie w 4 7 8 -2 3 5 1 ’ 3 13A CASA DE SALAD O APTS O n e b e d ro o m fu rn ish e d a p a rtm e n ts W a te r gas a n d basic c a b le p a id N o pets S w im m in g p o o ls a n d c e ilin g fan s C lo se to cam pus, n e a r shuttle Lease re q u ire d Resident m a n a g e r a p a rtm e n t #112 2 6 1 0 S a la d o S treet 4 7 7 - 2 5 3 4 3-31A BEAUTIFUL/CHEAPEST W A L K TO C AM P US Before you rent one of those stenle plain looting lonely complexes around UT come & see & decide for yoursett ask any of out 'esidenn 3 Blocks From Campus t orge Pool Fountain Large Tanning Area New Furniture Fjffv Equipped Kitchens Recently Renovated Beautiful T rees grounds 5 Entrances Putty Carpetee? Security Surgía? Bars laundry Room & Free Parking Must be quiet & have excellent references Summer Rates 1 Bedroom — $345 2 Bedroom — $445 3 Bedroom —$045 ABP except E 5 00-8 00 p m M-F or by oppomfment on Week ends 30 5 PLACE APARTMENTS $ 9 9 S P E C IA L S h a r p e f f ic i e n c y h o m e s w it h o n s ite m a n a g e m e n t A m e n it ie s , p o o l, la u n d r o m a t , n e a r U T s h u t ­ t le a n d m a jo r e m p lo y e r s . G a s 2 7 5 0 a n d w a t e r p a id C a ll R a n d y , 4 5 9 4 9 7 7 BEEH IVE APTS. Has a honey of a deal on v'our next apartment home Spacious efficiencies in the heart of Hyde Park. Call 459-1711 Lets make a deal today. 3 2 3 A p a id $275 HYDE PARK AREA 1 8DRM — Fumahed/Unhimtshed. CACH, Laundry, Pool. O n ShutiVCify Bui Duval/ 45th Stree* SPANISH OAKS APARTMENTS G oi/W aier Paid 458-5743. 447-9845 4 -1 4 A ★ ALL BILLS PAID * West UT Area Eff., 1 & 2BR R em odeled * R educed Rent 2 4 0 8 Leon 4 7 6 -8 9 1 5 3 2 5 A FRONTIER APTS. la r g e e fficiency C o n v e n ie n t to cam pus. O n shuttle a n d city bus. Q u ie t co m p le x. C A C H 4111 A v ­ enue A G as a n d W a te r Paid $ 2 3 5 . 4 6 2 - 0 9 3 0 ; 4 7 7 -9 8 4 5 . 3-30A PRE-LEASING FOR JUNE 1 Hyde • ork Lu ■ ry BR s furn shec or unfurnished, 2 ceiling fans, mi c o w a v e sliding glass d o o rs p a tio s 2 o n d b a lc o n ie s va u lte d ce ilin gs sh a d e d co u rtya rd s, c o v e re d p o o is p a rk in g , q u ie t c o m p le x , w a lk to c a m ­ p u s 4 7 7 2 0 0 4 SPECIAL STUDENT COMPLEX 1BR $250 - E 2BR $350 f E ? MONTH FREE RENT O N SHUTTLE MOVE IN TODAY, SU C A S A APTS. 203 W. 39TH ST OR CALL 451-2268 bANDPIPER APTS 2810 Rio G rande H u g e 2 b e d 2 b a th Fully fu rnishe d m m o w a v e security intercom , ce ilin g tons c o v e re d p a rk in g gas & w a te r p a id M O N T H LLASE SPE C IA l DEAL FOR 6 4 7 ’ 4 6 2 2 , 4 4 4 4 8A W AR W IC K APTS. PRE-LEASE NOW FOR SUMMER AND FALL B e a u tifu lly la n d s c a p e d P o o l w it h w a t e r f a ll b a r b e q u e p its s u n d e c k a n d la u n d r y A ll y o u r s f u lly f u r n is h e d C e ilin g f a n in e a c h r o o m a n d m in i b lin d s F u lly e q u ip p e d k it c h e n G a s & w a t e r U N IT S U M M E R FALL E fficien cy 1 B e d ro o m 2 '2 L a rg e $ 2 4 5 $ 2 7 5 $ 4 5 0 2 9 0 7 W e s t A v e 4 7 4 - 7 4 2 6 o r 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 _______________________________ 4-21A $ 2 9 5 $ 3 7 5 $ 5 5 0 NEWLY REMODELED ALL BILLS PAID Eff - $ 2 9 5 1 B R - $ 3 9 5 2 B R - $ 4 6 0 CA/CH WALK TO CAMPUS 221 2 San G a b rie l Off. Hrs. 1 0 - 5 : 3 0 Daily REMODELED FURNISHED A L L B ILLS P A ID Summer Rates: Eff—$275 1 BR—$340 2 BR—$360 CA/CH WALK TO CAMPUS 2212 San Gabriel RIO GRANDE $ 99 move in special I I. AC carpel appliances loundry facilities waik to campus $ 2 6 5 451 8122 West W o rld Real Estate 3 24A C l OSE TO UT N o rth efficiencies $ 2 0 0 -2 75 2 BR $ 3 8 0 4 5 0 OH.ce 4 04 East 31st 4 7 7 -2 214 453 8812 4 52 4516 3-17___________________________ I BR N O W PRf LEASING FOR SUMMER 1987 Clean, quiet one bedroom WC shuttle summei rate $2 SC 2 5 0 8 San G ab n el Call Std 4 78-3518 3 26D ALL BILLS Paid N e a r engineering school large room efficiency .arpe ted no pets lease $¡95 9 2 6 -7 2 4 3 3 -24 $195 $ 3 4 5 Fountain Terroce Apart ments la rg e 1 bedroom apartm ent W alk in closets, carpets drapes dispos ai ceitmg fans. Large patio p oo l W a ter gas paid W alk U ! 610 W 30th M a n ag er s apartm ent #134 4 7 ’ 8 8 s 8 4 - 3 ____________________ __ _____ _____ GREAT O AK M arch special one block law school large clean 2 2 Ceiling fans CA/CH pool laundry shuttle 2900 Swisher 477 3 3 8 8 4 7 2 -2 0 9 7 4-21 NEAR UT Law School on RR shutHe Fur nished room fo r rent $1’ 5 48P CA CH share baths 3310 Red River 4 76 3 6 3 4 4 9 4 7 4 - 7 7 3 2 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE $330-5390 - E. Sea "onccx < Centei and shuttle 4 08 De Pew (block eost of Red Rtverl Shown 1-5 p m Thursday Saturday ond Sunday Cok 926 1219 (Her 5 p rr (or special appointment No pets. 3 -7 3 0 LARGE EFFICIENCIES G as water paid Q u e i complex on if shuttle and city bus route $ 26 5 3 02 fa s ' 34th 4 6 9 0 0 ’ afte r 5 0 0 p m 3 -2 6 UNEXPECTED V A C A N O O n e bed room 35lh Street O w e! mature ndtvid ual N o pets 4 74-1212 4 10 POOL 'E N N IS PARK THINK ABOUT SUMMER1 A c III, 4 3rd ana Soeedwav one block away Efficiency $ 2 4 5 $ 265 $ 3 4 0 Clean n#w point, ana 1 BR shuttle la undrom at 4 5 3 -0 5 4 0 or 4 4 6 2 0 5 4-3___________________________ 4 -3A 2 BLOCKS from UT ABP furnished eff. ciency 4 , 6-524'7 keep trying 4 3 UT SHUTTLE Superbly remodeled, large furnished efkcien cv microwave dishwasher disposal central oir pool, laundry storage closet 108 Place F ro m $ 2 6 5 - E 108 W 4 5 th St 45? '419 if no answer 453 2 ’ 71 or 385 2237 3-310 P R ELEASIN G FOR S U M M E R & FALL L arg e 2-1 o v e r 8 5 0 sq ft Ceil- rtg fans, CA CH, dishwashing, disposal, o n RR shuttle, p o o l la u n d ry fa cilities, a n d on-site m a na g e r. 5 3 8 0 fo r sum m er 371-3943 W ALK TO UT Jeon quie' efficiency in small Dmpiex Fresh point appliances gas water p a id $ 2 5 0 Vista Properties 4 7 2 -3 4 5 3 4 -3 A SUMMER SPECIAL. Enterid Road Two bedroom one both $ 3 9 0 • E. nicely furnished poor large courtyard qutei ER shuttle Antilles Apartments. A vailable now 477-1303 2 5 8 -5 0 6 5 4 3D dishwasher la undry $ 2 8 5 '2 West 8 tti Street y>attle tx,i O NE BEDROOM S 2 3 Í w ater/g a s/ coble paid G o o d condition 4 7 7 5012 3 -2 3 Efficiency LARGf EFFICIENO $235 ctoan go. poid quiet re s id e rio nwghboHtOCKi Coll M u rray 371-0652 4-I7D PRE-LEASING ' DR summer o k : fall block U T 1-1, Freihly painted ceiling tons mini blinds, small quiet com pie. $285 2721 Hemphill P a * 4 76 6 ’C or 4 9 9 -0 6 7 6 3 -2 7 RIVER OAKS Apartm ent* O ne and two bedroom apartm ent* furnished or un library furnished Close to Low School and music building O n shuttle 4 7; 3914 3-27A 370 — Un». Apts. ONE MONTH FREE W ith 6 M o n th Lease ER shuttle 3 " nu’r-' from downtown e. ceNent Enfield Arec 2 Bedroom Town- home Apartment Small Quiet Complex set bock from busy rood Swimming Pooi laundry room got 6 water paid $375 y. aii 4 ?4 4154 betwee- 0C & 6 uO p m or leave meuage 3 3GC CLARKS'y;. ; i small community close to shutHe $325 Co* 453-2500 3-24 Nf beAteom oportme t LUXURIOUS EFFICIENCY 2 biockvU T 1700 Nuaces C overed parking /lo un dry room $3 7 5 /m o Ralph, 4 8 0 -8 1 4 0 or 4 " 6131 4 -4 1802 West Ave 4 7 8 7519 EFFICIENCY - NEED o quiet pioce to study? Spnng/summer leasmg W olk to compus/Low School 4 7 7 -4 0 0 5 , even- ngs 4 6 4 -1 6 D R E N T A L 3 7 0 — U n f . A p ts . BRAND NEW! T 2 C 3 3 Z C 3 Z C £ n C A lp in e F o re s t NO DEPOSIT • f lJ O C A V /A ÍftJv/ kurnm hnJ / rn fu rn i4 i« *d ' e Large R em odeled E ffic ie n cy • \ C & Kitchen Appliances • Water Paid • Shuttle * r W alk to I T • Laundry Room • Apt. Complex w lots o f p a rk in g • O n S ite M anage m ent 4 5 5 8 A v e . A 4 33D 4 5 4 8 9 0 3 4 5 9 -0 7 9 0 fireplace $ 5 0 deposit I bedrooms, starting at $ 2 8 5 2 bedrooms starting at $ 3 5 0 e Ceiling fans • covered fully parking e equipped clubhouse • 24 hi maintenance e N ea r UT Shuttle Come Home To Your Castle At Kingston Village. 9 2 8 -0 8 3 4 6 8 5 5 Hwy 290E Open Weekends e 3 2 6 N W e D o n t H a v e A L a u n d r y R o o m lease now fo r summer or fall Ex tra large attractive 2 2 and 1 1 with fireplace, ceiling fans and all elec tnc appliances The best combina tton o f sire and pnce in Austin 4 blocks nc th of intramural fields 8 am-5 pm call 458-1122 or after 5 pm and weekends, call 892-1602 4 24 CITY VIEW p lui tw o we«Xs free lo t i ot tree» swimming p oo l hot tub on UT shutHe Units starting at $ 2 9 5 ADGAR Properties 4 43 3 0 0 0 3 24A W e hove something bettctt individual washers & dryers »n every a p o rt ment Also microwaves frost free refrigerator* butcher block counters k>h o f closet space and FREE RENT plus pool, hot tub and recreational a< ONE M O N T H free 8rond new W D connections M ie ro w o v * d ry bor weigh! room, k k u x z i Views shutHe Frorr $ 3 3 9 ADGAR Properties 443 1000 1 26A 1420 Gaston Ave. L oca ted w est o f Lam a r a t 24fh St 1BR-1BA a p a rtm e n t H ard w o o d tile floors, ce iling bath, kitchen d in in g co m b o Use o f 7 g a ra g e space. $ 3 9 5 /m o A va ila b le n ow G e n e Spence & A s s o c , 451 514! fan, 3-2 7 ★ SUMMER RATES ★ $ 5 0 1st M O N T H 1-1 W a lk to UT • E. 3 0 4 F 3 3 rd A p a rt $ 2 6 5 m ent 18 o p e n fo r v ie w in g 9 0 0 5 :0 0 • 4 7 9 -6 3 3 1 $119 MOVE IN! Big discount for summer months. Washer dryer, mi­ crowave, alarm, electric gates • more Starting at $345 443-3666. 4 -2 4 LOCATION LOCATION And all biMs paid downtc » i war UT a n d C o p ito i O ld e r b u ild in g e n o v o ' o f eel vy " i ia rq e ro o m s a n o pie a m b ia n c e there? W e h ave ">■ b e d 1 m o re m a s o n to !,ve 'e s 'd e n ,s a n y w h e re C a ll o w n e i a t 4 ’ 4 4 8 4 8 •p e r ng a t on veekendi p rice C o ll nil be g a d to help ' ARE YOU BORED 2 BR on SHUTTLE S325, $350 S375 eat otnenme* p o o spc pojhabte ?ec 3m vofteybok court pcfuc oreo hA stcyn coveredb»kepodong, po*d, c#y bu* ough compu* and dottang opftooo By appt orth Co# ‘ : PRF LEASING FOR SUMMER & f a , 2 all bffls po«d hoH b k x k from t School SutHm desk* & book*t*ef bedroom I o n o f trooff CcÁd b*9 b a k o ^ ie * great locoHon Fro*t window* for ♦*-,©e during fbote Hot rr* r morrtbs G oing fo%t* $35 off »* leased before March 15 Co‘ Sian 4 2 2 for $ 3 7 5 North Cape Apartments 834-0780 4 160 * WEST CAMPUS * Fall & S um m e r Pre-Leases A v a ila b le Efficiencies from $ 2 0 0 to S 2 9 5 1 Pool pnvate parking, laundry facili­ ties, pahos/bokomes Viewy! Gas & W ater pa id Coll Now1 PMP Inc 343- 60 0 4 4-100 TRAVIS HEIGHTS 1 2 0 2 M a d r id A p o rtm a n ts N e w n m g C h a rm in g c o m p le x in e x c e l l e n t l o c a t i o n P o o l, G a z e b o . L a u n d ry , C a b le TV V e ry la r g e 1-Vs, 2 -2 's . G a s / W a P a id — $315 $ 3 8 5 ter 0930 44 7 v'845 4 6 2 3 10A STUDENT SPECIAL $163 For two be*f friend» shonng spacious 2BR 'BA $163 EACH O n wfe mon- ogement & maintenance walk to Capitol Plaza neor Highland Moi a n UT Shuffle run Go», heat, cooking & water paid Large pool and loundry ro o m 4 ‘: ? - 3 ? 0 ; 4 8 * UT APARTMENTS Low Rates $ 2 9 5 30 0 0 Guodotupe 1 505 W 3th Upitairs 1 3 0 0 t 3 0*h !■) A E fh c e n . ns $ 2 8 ? $4 50 & $195 6 ? yC 31st Effu e n cy S . >0 J 0 4 W 41st : ‘ $ 5 5 0 ? ’ 04 St Edwatfe Cm ;* . T012B Horwooc I ! $295 $ 3 2 5 FSA Harr ison Pearson 4 7 2 -6 2 0 1 MOVE IN SPECIAL • REDUCED RENT B r o o k h o ü o w A p a r e e - ” , 4 : A y e 4 4 RENTAL 3 7 0 — U n f. A p ts LARGf FLOOR pians 2 I $ 3 0 9 2 . $ 3 4 9 All gas gas pan! W eight room p oo move -in 3 0 0 0 3 26A ADG AR Properties shutHe $ 2 0 0 oft $ 2 4 9 4 43 N O W PRf LEASING FOR SUMMER 1 98’ Cleon quiet one bedroom w ( shutHe summer rote $ 2 5 0 2 5 0 8 So" Gobnel CoH Std 4 7 8 -3 518 3-26D EXCEPTIONAL HVDE Port efhciencie» tourtyo'C q u ie t g o s .'w a te t poní P ool B elow m a rke t rents C o ll D o v to 4 5 8 8 8 9 3 4 9A _______________________ HUGf 2 2 s ond 3 2 s ovoiiable mm».: He move in .deo Norttseos* lo< rrtior Close to shutHe Highland MoH and mo Hu thoroughfare 4 I n .oren 926 9425 TIMBER RlDOrf condominiums 'edu< eo to t 2 2 ond 2 2 '. - ent storting ot $ 4 1 - washer drve> 1 & 2 cor g oroge p o o l tenms co u rtl 4 4 7 0 5 8 0 4 10N UNEXPECTED V A C A N O N „ * 2 1 *3 15 Convenient to shutHe N W of intromurol Field at 1700 Houctan 3 46 1984 4 52 1476 3 -2 7 FOUR Si OCKS amp, i Smai 1 rt0'.: w o od Boors olde style kitchen CA, CH Available n o» $ 3 2 0 t»Hs Mow» Properties 477 9925 4 100 * FUNKY OlD House ♦ >p*«* 3 aponment* available Wo$h#f dr>«' pet* wew oe^e W alking d tjfo fK e downtown S* etc $19* -'Ye i>fke trofi TownKike «-*veh * 7B $32f> $ 37 $ ARP 91 t ¿774 3 27 NEAR OT la w ScHocn o r iN/Nh on# b# Ft #n. wolk ■>ri ckn#f$ and pnvot# r F5A. Ham son P#onM> $ 2 2 5 • i 620< 4 \2 62'* W B ? 31ft i 1 Sma# q m # c . FSA- H a m ta n R#ansor $ 25 0 - f 6201 -* n S 2 ’ MO>. f :N N o grmmKfcft Co# R vk 4 4N A n # i Prop#m #s 4 ^ 6 35TH N k # hf#p*oce kioridry poc $5C ámpe** Caí 45" «* $ 2 7 $ 4 4N BRC'WNS TONE RAfck AET5 S r '# * H>»Cf•©wav# wi¥h n»#w Co d tp o tit 4 $4 349<5 frofoM O Nsfry mo«a A S Cap**Q Ma?x>g#m#n* Inc 3 f#niia¡ Low a t t ia c t iV | GARAGE #ff>í m#n-1 AC s*>-i*#ac> 19 AC jo d Hao?s N o Jocfc 5 4 - 4 0 3 ’ 3 27 $ 2 2 5 i oN p 4 p Break Awa\ From The Ordinan% E n ju > t u n d o I u \ u r \ \ i X fT u rd a b ic P r m s. WTST 26TH Street 1950$ efficiency Carpeted built in desks dressers Sit dow n kitchen M any windows Pool laundry Limited parking $ 240, $ 2 2 0 with summer lease Jac* jenmngs afte- 4prr 4 7 4 -6 8 9 7 454 -4 03 1 3 -27 1717 IN F IC IO Large carpet 4 78 9 7 6 7 4 2 lots of trees ER shuttte IBP studio Nice $ 2 9 0 U? SETON I - 750 squore feet Fourp'#* unit hos new . orpet fresh p a n " a p p f anees 'arpe wolk in closet deck w fxick entry $ 2 / 5 3 0 0 mo Homihon Proper ties 3 27 8 5 4 0 3 27C 4401 SPEEDWAY $ 3 0 0 monthly $?5C deposi* opplian. es water potd 345 1316 4 78 3 40 2 4 3N N ’Q U f 1 1 **udy Specious enough t, C o ry apartm ent w fireplace be 2 ceiling fon Ik to rg e p nvo t* paho Ethc e " ty priced on UT shutHe W oodscape Apts 345 4 4 4 4 4 17 SHI TTLE ROUTE ¿ 0 6 P ort 8'. c 2BR 2BA 2 story garage opt P orted for p o r te d ro o m m a te s n o w G e n e Spier., e & $ 3 9 5 m A VO Assoc 451-514: 3 27 fre s h ly c le a n 380 — Furn. Duplexes SPACIOUS 8RKTK upifo»r* 2 1 dimng roo«Y bknds AC ce»<*T>g Fqa g o ro g * 1907A W 3 8 ^ V 49 0 4 ^2 2 0 9 7 2 23 CUTEST 2BR m 0-,-> $ 3 5 0 • de iv n " Dnve E» 3 705 Cedar She»' Col 4 5 1-32H 3 25_______________________ * 390 — Unf. Duplexes FREE L O C A T IN G 328-0311 7 D A Y S W E E K IH 3$ dow ntow n C O N V C N lfN T Ci#op iqkde* K>r-y# e Rotnoy $ 3 0 0 4 ’ . 2 0 9 - 4 f 8 5 ' 4-1 Ac. CKJ-roae 8 s« ftfC fc. 2 1 SPACIOUS 'tM biff'd*. AC *, cefkrtQ k r aarog e l 9C ’ 4 '2 2 0 9 7 4 7 8-57 yv 38#t $4 po*d $ 3 7 5 4 5 . 8^22 L**ote 3 2 4 A •9 qre<.' $3 iA iN N K lf 4 4 A ftfA ‘9 0 4» YAe*f A# 14 3 24 ~ a * p a p r t o n 5 g w v g * $ ¿ o o e m e i 4 'T2 3 4 5 3 4 3A TRAVIS HEIGHTS oreo Remodeled great yard 1303 N ew ton $ 2 9 0 Free airplane nde with iease 4 4 5 -5 9 3 4 3 ?4_ ______ ____ __ SPLIT LEVEL 3 - !1? C A C H appt Kirn es large yard trees d e 's g oio g e dose ' $ * 9 5 After 5pm 3 2 8 -0 0 7 0 3-14 NEAR UT 2-1 H o rd w o od B oo n $ 3 0 0 move m Coll 143 1490 4 'S M NEAR CAMPUS Huge N e w 3 3 Washei Drye- ShuHte $ 7 50 me N ew $ '10 0 mo FolL Habitat Hunters 4 82 8651 4 3 _ _ __ 20 7 to rra in off Lnhetd Huge 3 . hard w o od Boors $6 ’ 5 t 'lXser le v y Real ton , 451-0072 4 5 9 -5 6 6 7 4-16________ NOT REAL 11 a duplex, but o 5 plex 2 I oR a pplioncei gos heo' gos hot water CACH gas wate cable ' poní $ -175 9i J West Lynn Cod D oyw ood Reo Hon 474 8 8 4 5 3 2 7 P ______________________ ENFIELD AREA Spociosn 2 1 on seoud eo tree c overee: kyt Exceptionally nrce 5 block from UT shuiHe 6 blocks ''o r - capítol AppLonces C A c 4 water potd $495 4 y6 8 8 0 0 4 ' 8 4 89 ahe 6 p*H 4-17__________________ _ _ _ _ _ 3 2 newfy remod eled duple» with hard w o od Boev W -D and o< app«onces West Campus $KX)C W P-opertses 4 7 * 8 8 0 0 4 3A 400 — Condos- Townhouses C A M P U S C O N D O S Centennial Croix Orangetree St. Thomas Waterford All Price Ranges All Shuttle Routes 4 7 4 - 4 8 0 0 a i i w . s 4 < i i s t . The Mo$f CONDOS & A p c r T H i e n h FOR LEASE Coil Ü5 First 4 7 9 - B 1 0 : > d St R o G o o n d e ... ros you • 1 0 % D U c o u n t - S ta rt a t $ 2 9 0 • Large Foot and Sundeck • Spacious Apartments e Close to Central Campus Shuttle • On site Laundry and Morel R e c e i v e $ 5 0 0 in Bonus Bucks with a 12 mo. lease (on a one bedroom only¡ F r o m $ 3 5 0 m o . • W e 'll m o v e y o u f r e e .* P R E - L E A S I N G N O W F O R F A L L S U M M E R Ceiisng Fans Mim-Biinas Washer Dryer Connections Patios Balconies Bay Windows Ctrepiaces vaulted Ceilings 2 Beautifully designed sw mming pools Heated Spa Lignted Tennis Court 2 Laundry Rooms Security Service 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance Coble T V select units On shu ft e Route In aodthon to these amenities we offer the Ouality ana service we feei you deserve C H K V Y C H A S K I) O W N S A P A R T M E N T S REDUCED SUMMER RATES! 2504 H untwick Drive Austin, Texas 78741 5 1 2 -4 6 2 -0 7 7 7 ‘ must already live m Aut-tm area * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ d i f n c ^ i i s J j A i r e A P A R T M E N T S W e O f f e r : • Qn Site M a n a g e m e n t • 24 Hour M a .n te n a n ce • U n t u m s h e d a n a F U r n i s t r e d Apts. • Lighted Tennis C ourt • 24 Hour R o cq u e tb a ii Court • 2 Swimming Pools • Fully E q u ip p e d Kitchen • 2 Laundry Rooms • BBQ Grills * Efficiency: * 2 2 : * 1 - 1 : * 2 -1 1 2 Townhome 8 30-5 Mon - F r l 9-5 Sot 1 5 Sun VMM F i r t e ¡ 5 L J M L 2 - 1 V i T o w n h o m e Efficiency 444-1846 1919 Burton Dr * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * O A I ilia i m i s # 1 1 1 1 H o m e . . .Y o u b e t ! CloM to campus/SfeiMta But • t o Sou i o t t • So i m m I ot Wn h m m S T A R T I N G A T $ 3 0 0 SANDSTONE APTS. IA U 2 4 0 8 A 2 5 0 1 M a n o r R d . f i r » » C a l l f o r S u m m e r R o t e s 478-0955 A l l N e w I n t e r i o r s a n d A p p li a n c e s &tatfort) iOouse K 4 K / - / / / / / < / / / \ /jC - ^ V 2m t m a v w r d * s t u u w o ___ '-11" C lo s e t o C C S h u ttle O n S u c L a u n d r y S e c u r it y P M ro H c d Start at $275 ____ __ 478-0955 ' GREAT SUMMER RATES! Professionally Managed By Regency Properties R E L A X ." * ecellent ic c a ’ on - ' r 4 4 ; • w ait 2 ' . S $540 MiCrQWCves ,n most ur ts A c o n n e ctio n s dishwasher g a rb a g e disposal 2 d o c refrigerate with ice m aker pantry in k tener outside stora p a ' os O’ ? ba r All Bills Paid e x c e p t e le ctricity C a b le a n d te le p h o n e prew s p e c ia l” a p a rtm e n t com m u nity a n d our p o o l iacuz¿i a n d ci are just w a iting for you to e n io y C all Bonnie to dis< uss yout rnn • 'S' : ?44 e d m e m ove -in needs FOUR PARK PLACE 1113 B a n is te r Lane 447-6986 9 -5 M -F By A p p t. o n S a t. G€T OUT OF TH€ DORM RND INTO $ 7 9 D e p o s i t Pre-Leasing For Summer/Fall • 1. ? 3 6 k d r o o m » • 2 UgMud Tunnu Court» • Ceingfomin tirmq lo o m and Bedroom • S l u A t 8 u» S *o o S I • S ecw nfy S e ra c e • O y T m m p o rto e o w • P u d M ig G rM A • Car Waiiunq Areo • fxercoeloom • T#n«xr» Court» • Cable TV Hook Up • O s M o a t k x u z z i • Bor B Que» L Acnx • t w o W w w w ig Poo*» • BoikekxiM & Voleybol Court» • New Clubhouse Under Construction • Italian Ceramic Tile in Kitchen and Bath • 2 Bedroom Guest House • GE Microwave Ovens V i l l a g e ' l e n 447-4130 M-F 8 6, SAT 9-5 2101 BURTON M. SUN 1-5 vKOOL MOVE OUTRAGEOUS SUMMER RATE! ^50 Deposit Lease Mow And f niuv .. Come In N o* h L a m e r 4 5 8 - 9 1 8 5 ^ F * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * * ♦ ♦ * * * * . * * * Í * V ^ N S > W o n d e rfu l o n e -b e d ro o m s o r g re a t ro o m ­ m ate plans. S tarting at $ 3 2 5 Ask a b o u t o u r E arly-B ird Special! O n UT Shuttle o f course! 1 o 4 •» A i : 1 SPA POOL AND # J * * * * * * * * ( * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 3 3 0 0 Parker Lane • Austin, Texas 78741 • 5 1 2 /4 4 7 -2 0 4 6 CRICKET HOLLOW A PTS.: Í 8 3 2 -0 0 9 9 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL SE R V IC E S SE R V IC E S 420 — Unf. H o u se s 440 — R oom m a te s 750 — T y p in g 750 — T y p in g 7 6 0 — M is c . S e r v ic e s 7 9 0 P a r t T im e 1 m I > \ 11 n 1 1 \ \ n / )8 H a g e l 5 S E R V IC E S E M P L O Y M E N T e m p l o y m e n t 400 — C o n d o s- 400 — C o n d o s- T o w n h o u se s T o w n h o u se s Prelease Now For Summer! Kxclusivr small complex Located on bus routes. \S alking distance to main campus. • 2-2/11 • Covered Parking • Spa and Pool • Security • Individual Washer Dry er • Fireplace • Microwave staircase One of a Kind! Huge 2 2 West Campus condo wrtti spire two balconies washer dryei microwave pool cov ered parking UT shuttle and much more S '300 Call Theresa at Parke Company, 4 7 9 -8 "0 $99 MOVf IN Luxury condominiums near Hancock Shopping C©nt©f Efficiency ill appfconces hreptot© < ©H ,ny ton KSCurr quMt $300 ARCH 46 7 2390 4 TOO i {h■ 600 mo '1*90*1 1 R ■ $ iities O w n ro o m or»d bath z/alk to c a m p a s R o o * ver untv 4 6 - 0 5 9 0 3 2 3 ippk C A R E E R W O M A N to sh a r e lovely h o m e with g a r d e n s p atio s w a s h e r dry©* hr# p k x e N e a r UT a n d d o w n to w n 9 2 6 i’a R C E R 1 2* A t ’ i t g o r o g e $ 4 50^ m o n th H om rito r o p e m e s 3 2 7 8 5 4 0 3 2 7 C 7 0 1 7 4 14 A V E*!1 O W N E R m o rvo g e d h o m e s AM i#s and word processing, data entry electronics, medical odmirostra h e Call 4 4 0 -8 2 2 2 for detai's iJEH, MONEY to* college* Stodem nancial v**vk« *xji occ*« e»t (o* lovebirds Coü Pom 345-1018 3 ? 6 de*o*otincj t h e *a p *u *w m o s s o g e C O M E A L IV E H E A L I N G R E J U V E N A T I N G student (#0886 450-1263 * 17 S p e * -crt Fleet G a r y V a n d isc o u n t E M P L O Y M E N T 7 9 0 — P a r t T im e Finance M a jo rs C a ll C ra ig 177-7424 ~ n o w n PRE-LEASING CONDOS ♦ I N I Q I E P R O P E R T I E S im AWD CM I C Aie** *• T 7 T7 T é 704 West 24th a P R E L E A S i N G F O R F A L L 9 M o n t h Leo se t 474 4 0 0 V o o n o m ate h o m e T R A V IS H E I G H T S o w n e r se e ks picrianx fe ^ a t e rocnwtujto with p le m n n t p e rso n ality to sh are c o m 'o rta b *e tw o b e d ^ o o n h o m e $ 2 5 0 p*o$ bdU C a i Mrchoei 443 2 766 3 27 3 3 0 f R f O Rrver O w n $ 1 2 0 / E Ft„ ncihed tfvu M a y N c tmok* Nc D**l 474-2 38d M k i o ** 5 ro o m maRCh FREE- loo Qparfmmni on S h ,' • ■• tVh®d $ r ' 0 ^ f rx 441-6197 3 2Í >e to $hor« / 4 p o rt ia H y )U*« 2 * fRNlSHED R O O M >ie rov ah y earning* For d e ta ll-- and int»r»tevs c a ll H i a. 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Marct - TO D AY'S C R O SSW O R D PUZZLE P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E SO LVED A C R O S S 1 Form 6 Winos 10 Istanbul district 14 Greek writer 15 Triad 16 Bad 17 Equally 18 Abstruse 20 M iddle pret 21 Couple 22 More ufflusual 23 Standard 25 Most boring 27 Situation 30 Prostrate 31 Biubbery 32 Swiss city 33 Gash 36 Journeyed 37 Persona non 38 Ms. Louise 39 Can. prov 40 European 41 Welland or Erie — 42 Ability 44 Mutilate 45 Economical 47 Loud noise 48 Abhorred 49 Outfit 50 Milk pref 54 Amends 57 Dash 58 Milan money 59 Cyma 60 Habituate 61 Bereavement 62 Troubles 63 Salesman DOWN Fake Cavity Durmo Dog Prior to Play a guitar Mountain: pref 8 Muscular spasm 9 Sault Ste. Marie 10 Vend 11 Manifesting 12 Last — 13 Vigilant 19 — prosequi 21 Evaporate 24 Lyric 25 Pub game 26 Elbow bone 27 Bus. abbr 28 Band unit 29 Thinkers 30 Banquet 32 Fetch 34 Single 35 Romance 37 Ms. Verdón 38 Snarling 40 Avalanche 41 North of USA 43 RinkS 44 Fabric 45 Will's km 46 Pool area 47 Snacks 49 Body joint 51 Fever 52 Preserve 53 Weight allowance 55 Use a sickle 56 Conceit 57 Roman road Mattox wants more prisoners released Associated Press H I \ r s v i u I T he governor's reluctance to allow early prison releases could bring additional court tines at a time u hen officials of the crow d ­ ed system are in federal court attempting to show progress in carrying out reforms, Attorney General Jim Mattox said It the prison population exceeds 95 percent, we are subject to an additional contempt cita­ tion," Mattox said. " W h e n w e are in excess of 95 percent, it makes it more difficult to show that we are in good faith and attempting to take the necessary steps to come into compliance At issue is the Prison M anagem ent Act, a law that gut's the governor the authority to reduce the prison sentences for about 11,000 non-v i o lent convicts during times of crowding within the Texas Departm ent of Corrections. cycle of being open two d a v s and closed five. Prison d o o r s have been closed to new inmates eight times t h i s year because the population h a s exceeded 95 percent capacity. 1 he management act was envisioned as a safe­ ty valve to allow the release of hundreds of in ­ mates The act came into effect after U .S. District Judge W illiam W a y n e Justice said that the state w a s not doing enough to control its prison popu­ lation The judge last week postponed fining the state $800,500 a day tor not curbing crowded conditions and im proving inmate living condi­ tions. the interpretation of G ov. Hill Clements and other state officials d i s ­ agree over law Clements la s t week refused, over M attox's pro­ t e s t s to call for the third early release of inmates when the prison population rose over 95 per­ cent the ih e Texas prison svstem the nation's third largest, has been operating under an open-shut Although Clements supported the new law when it passed in the 1 egislature last month, he now seems hesitant to call tor massive early re­ leases, said Carl Reynolds, general counsel tor the Senate Crim inal Justice Committee. "T h e original intent was to create something that would allow the prisons to get their capacity low enough to address some of the contempt i s s u e s , " Reynolds said. "F o r whatever reason, the governor doesn't want to use early release to do anything but get |ust below 95 percent Mattox said he is unsure of convincing the courts the state is making big strides to im prove prison conditions when it cannot resolve the crowding problems Rider Scott, Clements general counsel said the governor is not opposed to invoking the management act but sim ply has a different un­ derstanding of the law than Mattox "1 don't think it s the intent of the act to ju st Scott "1 would hope the intent is to keep the gratuitously give good time to all in m a te s said population below 95 percent Around Campus is a dailv column listing University-related activities sponsored b\ academic departments, student services and registered stu­ in dent organisations. Fo appear Around Campus, organizations must be registered with the Office ot Stu­ dent Activities. Announcements must be submitted on the correct form, available in I he Daily Texan office, by 11 a.m. the day before publica­ tion. The Daily Texan reserves the right to edit submissions to conform to style rules, although no significant changes w ill be made M EE r i \ c , s The Campus Pro-life Movement will meet at 7 p m Monday in T e x a s Union Building 4.118 Counselor Midge Tlam will speak on abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment The T e x a s Gymnastics Club w i l l meet and work out from 6 3(1 to u X) p.m 1 uesdav and Thursday in Grego- r\ Cvmnusium Dues art 515 \ o ex perience is necessary I ho Graduate Engineering t ouncil will m«c t at noon Tuesdav in i rnest Cockrell lr. Hall 10th floor conference room. They are accepting associate members Interested graduate engi­ neering students are invited to attend Circle K w ill meet at 7 p.m. M on­ day at Pharmacy Building 2 110. C ome and hear their special guest speaker. Overeaters Anonymous w ill have a step studv meeting at noon Monda\ in the Universitv Catholic Center Sounds of Sign w ill meet and hold rehearsal at 6 p m M onda\ in College ot Business Administration Building 4.344. E V E N T S The U n iv e r s it y D e m o c r a t s vmII sponsor a Forum of the Future on "Foreign Economic Competitiveness and ' Whether Congress C an Mike a Difference" at 3 p.m Mondav in Rob­ I S Reps ert A Welch Hall 2 25n \lbert Bustamante and Mike Svnar w ill speak at the forum I he Pakistani Students Association will hold a Pakistani Dav I xhibition trom 8 a m to s p m Mondav in tht Texas I mon Building Commons "C ome and see our rich culture and heritage 1 he Health Professions Council w ill sponsor a Women in Medicine Symposium at noon Saturday on Pe ter T Hawn Academic center fourth flcHxr Late registration h a s been ex tended through Wednesdav The roc istration costs S3 tor an indiv idual and s2 it \ou are in a group of 10 or more lo r registration information call 4 4 Fll M AN D 1 Ft IT R1 s I he D e p artm e n t of Classics w ill hold a lecture' bv Elaine Fantham on at 3 v Metamorphosis m \ ergil p m I uesdav in Waggoner Hall 116 The D ep artm en t of 1 m g u is tu s w ill sponsor a colloquium with Yukiko Alim on Post Positions of Time in Japanese at 3 p m. 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E l Movimiento T s tu d ia n til Chicano de Aztlan will present three f ilm s Rt< quiem 2g will be s h o w n from noon to 1 p m Tuesdav in Texas Union Build mg 4.20b / s, ut'ia tram no»’i to 1 p m Wedn»*sda\ in Texas Union Building 3 128 and V'rtvj La Raza from ncH'n ti> 1 p m Thursdav m Texas I n ion Building 4 2i >6 I he C enter tor Asian Stu d ie s vwli present a lecture bv U 8 state [depart­ ment representative Ronald 1 orton on Tht United Stall's Pakistan and \t ghanisfan at 3 V 1 p tn Mondav in Humanities Research c enter lorn I ea Rch >m 1 he 1 oung C o m m u n ist I eag ue vwll present a lecture entitled Nicaragua through the Eves of an \fro Amencan student at 7 p m Mcmdav m Univer sitv ! ea» lung v i*ntc'r 1 116 s H O R I H U K s i x Ih e I ea rn in g s k i ll s C enter w ill ot ter registration tor class, - m stud\ me. tc'chniques and g ram m a r and and punctuation trom 9 a m. to s p.m. through Fndav in Beauford H Jester Center A332 For more information call 471 3M4 Computation Center l ser Services will offt*r sh ort co u rse s on In trod uc­ tion to M S-D O S PC -D O S an d S.AS G R A P H For more information, call 471-3241 ext 257 O T H ! 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Price ( hurch, the A m eritan Psychological Association m d the A m erican Acad emy of Pediatrics have called for ac tion against shows and toys w ith vio­ It happens with .t religious regu lari tv you ta n set a cl>n.k bv. t )n week «.ias s . milltons ot child ien lent them es. eagerly rush hi¡rne ! t > on school and p.tr|( their brains tn Iront *>1 the near est television set On w eekends, only the tune trame changes children wake up at uncharacteristically early hours without any prom pting from alarm ch * ks or parent' But no matter what tune the ritual occurs, its results ire the ame — cart «tons d< >m mate Arnenc a s I v s c r e e n s lor the next several hours Naturally 1 ', stations, cartoon producers and idvertiser are happv lams about this noted * * lologicai i% trend But a num ber ol parents, poll liu atis. behavioral scientists, relig mus tc *d«*r md cduc ators have K gun viK ally expressing their com ern about a hat thcv set i an iru reave in the violent them es ol artoons md thi toys thcv promote I a t rnoti’ h. lor in ' m ce, th< llh no is based National < oahtion on I ekvw w n Violence staged protests at lh< Io\ M m u lactu rersi I \mcri r a annual tau in New V u k ’o n iiir 11¡v buVCfl HOl stock Wár > in the same d av, the I os At * eies yy ar fo y s Boycott held a symbolic bonfire called « am toys melt According to Thom as Kadectu, N( i 1 V s research d irector, cause for concern is well founded since chii dren have been seeing far more v io lent program m ing than in vcars past Kadecki said the average child watc hcs 250 episodes o f war cartoons and 1,000 ads for war lo ss each year T h a t's the equivalent of 22 davs ot classroom instruction in w u ta re ,” he said i )pponents of violent show ire most d i s t u r b e d by the em ergence of h i g h - t e c h " i n t e r u u v e ’ war s h o w s like ( J p r a m / ’ ' » ( r a n d the . S o / J u t s ot the Future, a new show M att e l J oys is sponsoring to promote it line "I 2 0 i la tcd u»v g u n s , plan es m d spa c sh ip - t h ild r e n piav il on g with the hi a a h » k com puter c h ip s ui t h e n to ys tell th en t w h e t h e r th cv are racking up "dam age points ’ on i c killing th ei r opponents Interactive to y s that aren » based on artoons, such a- 1 a/er 1 ag, have also won the ire ol ants violence a c­ tivists I hi s l0 infra red laser g u n which has been heavily prom oted on ( o tle g c cam puses, registers i hit with a beep *>r Hash »n an o p p o n e n ts sen v r I a / e r I ag * « a n e d the to p 10 ic [ runsformers dong w.th o ther c a rto o n s sue h as H e Man and K am oo. nas urawn c „ i .e .,... t„v t o m p ja k s U K .h e intense em o tio n s O ut « c o m p a n y violence to move thetr m erchan d ise. r tit ion drive to encourage Congress keep tov com panies from sponsor g child ren’s shows — a rule the det d t omm urucations ( iommis- tn had enforced until 1982 1 he rmmssion removed the ban, calling an unfair restraint o f trade " I t ’s s lear that the toy industry is mg violence to m arket its prod- ts ,” Racks ki said “ T o maxim i/c »ur sales using violence is a trade actice th.at should be banned But Brian m on sm ith , a proles- tr ol education at the University of rnn' vlvama, said there arc .»nis ven relevant studies concerning the ol g: d v 1: s mg sc ar tovs to 3 to 7» ¡Idren and the results of arc "sp lit down the mid siitt tn Smith caul most ol the 43 dies Kadcv k i cites const rnmg vio- it ,a r' tons and or toss a r e n ' t r e k ­ it ium thcs don ' draw a dis* ction between “real aggression d play fighting [h e re arc some 90 studies on e vis ton violence, he said ‘Most ,>w the relationship [between real tknee and television violence) dis pears >tnve v«»u elim inate the socio home hie. Sutton-Snuth who has written more than i dozen books on the e f­ fect of tovs on childrens play habits, said anti violence activists are not giving children enough credit lor r e c o g n i z i n g what is real and w hat isn't “ You can figure out it's (televi­ sion) a damn box and you can learn to turn it o ff at 12 m onths, he said. R adci ki said all o f the studies dtaw a distinction between actual and pretend violence. He also point­ ed to a long-term Yale University studv that took such aspects as eco­ nomic status, home life, mental state and other kev factors into account arid found there was correlation be­ tween watching violence on 1 \ and actual vloknee. 1 ven so, S u t t o n s m i t h sai d the an u -viólem e movement is basically a m isguided. politic ail v motivated ef­ fort and could be channeling its ef­ forts into more substantive issue-, such as nuclear disarmament " I t 's an anti-Reagan, anti-war, anti militaristic m ovem ent.” he said “ All of those things are lust lin e, but there are real t a r g e t s i! you want to i>n th«-in 1 his isn t one >>l them. 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