T tt s i 7 z s ¿ x j 9C fr£ 17 X 0 3 H 3 X N 3 0 W l I d O H D IDa i l y T e x a n 9 ^ ~ n v a 0 Vol. 84, No. 135 The student newspaper o' The University of Texas at Austin Monday April 1 5 985 Violence marks On maneuvers ’85 Round-Up Wooten residents bombard GLSA entry from balconies By PAULA BLESENER and JOE RUBIO Daily Texan Staff Triday s 1985 Round-Up parade exploded into a barrage of beer bot­ tles and firecrackers as representa­ tives of a gav students organization passed by a private dormitory on Guadalupe Street. 1 he G ay and Lesbian Student As sociation parade entry was nearing the end of the parade route when onlookers began lobbing cans and bottles into the street. Alex J. Bernal, chairman of the G ay and Lesbian Students Associa­ tion and the driver of the car, said he and seven other association members rode in the car while two other members carried a banner in front of the car. Bernal said the group first en­ countered trouble when attempting to enter the parade. As the parade started, people from other floats kept saying, 'get bumper to bumper Don't let them in, Bernal said. "A s we neared the University, both sides of the street threw beer cans at the car, and many crowd members headed down the* street toward the Goodall Wooten dormitory. 'W e had people to our left and right, walking alongside yelling, look up toward the W ooten/ " Ber­ nal said. "Som e w’ere picking up beer cans and a few beer bottles and rushing ahead of the car. All of a sudden, we were plastered by what appeared to be hundreds of beer cans, beer bottles and cups full of liquid," he said. Bernal said the only injury was to one of the car’s riders w h o was hit in the head by a beer bottle, but the person did not require medical treatment. Bernal said he was able to escape the pelting by turning east onto 21st Street. The bombardment of the car has occurred whenever a homosexual organization participated the Round-Up parade, Bernal said I here was no G L S A entry in last year's parade. in I his is the w o r s t display of anti­ gay and lesbian violence 1 have ever seen/' Bernal said Several Goodall Wooten residents said a similar event would occur if the G l SA continues to enter a car in If they're going to start the parade (G L S A ) then shit, that shouldn't be in it (parade)," one r e s ­ ident said. Wooten residents said notice they throughout were distributed the dormitory, warning residents about possible fine for throwing objei is during the parade But resident ad­ visors at the dormitory "turned their heads" when the incident oc­ curred It w a s spontaneous," one resi­ dent said. threw something and then all of a sudden it started." "O n e person O ne resident said passengers in the G L S A car made obscene ges­ tures at those throwing o b je c ts at them "W h e n someone flips me with the bird when I've been drink­ ing, I'm going to throw something at them /' another resident s a id W ooten dormitory director Louise C myer said she and security guards forced people off the balconies after the incident began and told all r e s i­ dents guests to leave the dormitory for the remainder of the day. The notice was the only preventive mea­ sure she took because no s u c h inci­ dent occurred during the 1984 pa­ rade, G u yer said. " W e may have to (close the balco­ nies) if we can't control it in the fu­ ture," G u y e r said. Ih e Round-Up parade is staged every year to encourage campus- w ide cooperation and participation Despite the violence, awards were given to entries in f o u r cate­ gories. For best overall float, Delta fau Delta and Zeta lau Alpha won first place. Best Implementation of a theme w ent to Sigma Alpha Mu and Kappa Delta. Best dormitory entry was Beauford H. Jester Dormitory hast. The best design honor went to Acacia and Sigma Delta Tau. Second Lt. Kevin Lilly, left, and Spec. 5 Patrick Tibbetts are shown on maneuvers in an M60 tank at Base Camp Alamo in Honduras T ne camp within four miles of the Nicaraguan poro^' visited by Gov. Mark White See re!ated stom nage ir tas beer M atth e w G e ig e r Dai Hobby revamps tuition hike proposal By T O D D P R A T T Daily Texan Staff I t. Gov. Bill Hobby has revised hi1' tuition proposal to eliminate the indexing of resident tuition and to increase the amount of money for financial aid, an official student w ith the C oordinating Board of Tex­ as Colleges and Universities said Sunday. M ack Adams, assistant commis­ sioner o f Student Services at the Coordinating Board, said Hobby's am ended proposal makes n o change in the basic tuition rate in­ creases proposed earlier for resident and non-resident students, but now has no provision for indexing resi­ dent tuition rates. H ob by's proposal previously called tor resident tuition to be in­ dexed to 20 percent of the cost of education in 1990 — a provision that is strongly opposed by most student groups across the state. Adams said Hobby's new’ propos­ al also increases the amount of fi­ nancial aid resident s t u d e n t s would receive for the next three years. Hobby's proposal originally called for 9 percent of resident tuition to be set aside for resident financial aid Adams said the new proposal nts aside 17 percent of resident tui­ tion for financial aid in 1985, 14 per­ cent in 1986 and 12 percent in 1987. Resident financial aid would then be lowered to 9 percent in 1988, where it would remain constant he said. Adams said 5 percent of non-resi­ dent tuition would be earmarked for non-resident financial aid in 1985 and 1986, and 3 percent would be allocated lor non-resident financial aid in 1987 N'on-resident financial aid would M a v at 3 percent of 'he total of non-resident tuition there­ after, he said. Hobby's proposal had previously set aside no specific amount of m on­ ey for non-resident financial aid. George Torres, a legislative aide for Rep. W ilhelm ina Delco, D-Aus- tin and the House sponsor of anoth­ er tuition bill, said Hobby's revved proposal seems to be an attempt bv the lieutenant governor to reach a compromise betw een the two bills. the Torres said Delco has been out of town during the last week, but had seen revised proposal and "d id n 't seem too pleased with it." He said the representative did not agree with the declining amounts of student financial aid . I. mess bv phone, to it v e t," w illing to committee Bri x i Studei with it said Me Texac happ aid, 1 Deicc Delco s resident tt by s propc cent of tui for studen "It (Hot than it was indexing f< he's uppec still d o n '' ; Brooks sait CBS analyst Moyers to speak on campus At a G lance By ANDREA BEEBE Daily Texan Staff The "Dollar Schol ar" is coming. Bill Moyers, senior news analyst for C B S \ e w s and executive editor of " C B S Reports" arrives at the University M o n ­ day as the 1984-1985 student endowed centennial lecturer. The lectureship is the result of a stu­ dent-funded project popularly known as "check a dollar for a scholar." Moyers, a 1956 U T journalism gradu­ ate, w'ill speak as the centennial lecturer through W ednesday. He will remain on campus through Friday, however, to participate in a symposium at the Lvn- don B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. " W e want him to meet as many stu­ dents as possible," said Barbara M cFar­ land, adviser to the steering committee organizing Moyers' visit. M onday, students will be able to meet Moyers and discuss topics inform ally in the 1 exas Union Building Quadrangle Room. " W e want students to come, sit and chat with him ," McFarland. Tues­ day, Moyers is scheduled to deliver a speech and discussion about the current status of U.S. political parties with EI- Bill Moyers...will speak this week as the first UT centennial lecturer. speth Rostow, professor in American Studies. M overs will also visit several individu­ al classes in fields such as government, microeconomics, journalism and law A Plan II government colloquium and a seminar class at the Lynd on B Johnson School ot Public Affairs are also on M oyers' agenda. The specific classes could not be publi­ cized because other interested students might crowd the classrooms, said Diana Walters, 21, Plan II senior and chairman of the lectureship's selection committee Last spring, students were asked to nominate speakers for the lectureship From those names, M overs was select­ ed. M oyers' visit will be financed by inter­ est earned from money donated by stu­ dents and matched bv the 11 System Board of Regents. A total of $10,000 is available to cover the lecturer's honorari­ um and expenses M cFarland said s h e expected to have money left over this year because Moyers "is iust taking a small honorarium The extra monev w'ill be available for a more expensive scholar next vear, she said. (M oyers) is doing so much of this out of the goodness of his heart, because he's from the University and is still in­ terested in it," McFarland s a id . The "C heck a Dollar for a Scholar" program was initiated as part of the U T centennial celebration in 1984. Moyers is the first centennial lecturer. The program is coordinated and orga- nized by eight I 1 campus groups: Friar Society, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, ( ¡range Jackets silver Spurs Spooks, Texas Cowboys and Posse. "(T h e Student Endow ed Centennial Lectureship) is a gift from the s t u d e n t s to the University com m unity in celebra­ tion of the centennial/' McFarland s a id . During President Kennedy's adminis­ tration, M oyers was deputy director of the Peace Corps. He continued in the W hite House as special assistant to Pres­ ident Lyndon Johnson and later became Johnson's press secretary. M oyers has won manv of broadcast journalism's highest awards including three Em m ys, the George Polk Aw ard for Political Reporting and the Sigma Delta Chi Distinguished Service Aw ard. He was w on the D eW itt C arter Reddick Aw ard given by the UT College of C om ­ munication. In 1984 his public telev ision series, A W alk Through the 20th Cen­ tury w'ith Bill M o yers" was named the the outstanding informational series b\ the Academ y of ielevision Arts and Sci­ ences Today C orrection— Fridays rexan srec tuition increase proposal passed m would increase non-reside^ *. i on uro w- hour. The proposal would increase non 'esd vicinity Page 19 I —— -----j Index Around Campus Comics............... Crossword Entertainment 19 Sports 19 State & Local 19 University 13 World & Nahon 11 8 6 4 Lucas recants serial murder confessions, claims large-scale hoax United Press International D A L L A S — H enry Lee Lucas, the one-eved drifter whose own admis­ sions of guilt have closed the books on more than 210 murders, mav have pulled off the greatest hoax in law enforcement history, the Dallas lim e s H e ra ld reported. The Times H e ra ld has reported that Lucas recanted his earlier con­ fessions and now claims responsi­ bility for only three killings — his mother in 1960 and Beckv Powell, the 13-year-old niece of his traveling companion Ottis Toole, and Kate Rich of Ringgold, Texas, in 1982. In the two years since his arrest in Texas for the murder of Kate Rich, Lucas told the Times H e ra ld he has confessed 600 murders across the United States and in five foreign countries. If true, that would make him the most prolific serial murder­ er in U.S. history. W hile he was publicly confessing , the serial murders, Lucas consist­ e n t ly maintained to his lawyers and a Times H e ra ld reporter that his confessions were a hoax "to show that law enforcement doesn't do its job." Jim Boutwell "I'm gonna show 'em ," Lucas 'They think said in one interview. I'm stupid, but before all this is over, everyone will know who's re­ ally stu p id ." Lucas said he w ould have stopped the charade months ago, but was told bv Texas Rangers Sgt. Bob Prince and William son County Sheriff if he stopped "clearing cases" he would be sent im mediately to death row at the state penitentiary in Huntsville. in April 1984 to death bv injection for the murder of an unidentified hitchhik­ er near Georgetown on Halloween night 1979, a murder that occurred while Lucas — according to records of a roofing company — was w ork­ ing in Jacksonville, Fla. Lucas was sentenced that The Times H e ra ld said its investi­ gation, which included more than 100 interviews with people whose paths Lucas has crossed in the past 10 years and more than 60 hours of interviews with Lucas, s u g g e s ts that authorities had information that w ould have cleared Lucas in many of the murders but ignored such leads. Investigators from 35 states have interviewed Lucas and he has visit­ ed several states to plead guilty or testitv in trials and hearings. The cases subsequently "cleared" or de­ clared closed were done so only on the strength of Lucas' confessions, with no physical evidence or eyewitnesses to place him at the scenes of the crimes. Often, the Times H e ra ld said, there was evidence that placed L u ­ cas in one state on the same dav he supposedly committed murder in another Mate. In other cases, Lucas was known to be thousands of miles aw ay the day before or the day after a slaving he supposedly committed, the newspaper said. Lucas' account of his travels is larg ely docum ented bv w o rk records, logs of missions where he occasionally stayed, travelers aid he sometimes received, traffic viola­ tions, records of automobile and in­ surance purchases statements of landlords and employers, records of blood banks and other clues he left behind during his w a rs of drifting. To clear six killings and one at­ tempted kidnapping between Oct. 2 and Nov. 2, 1978, authorities have Lucas driving more than 11,OCX) miles in one month in a 13-year-old station wagon. According to estimates based on the Rand M cN ally Road Atlas, L u ­ cas would have to have dnven 4,100 miles in the last four days of that journey alone, which w ould have required him to travel 50 mph, 24 hours a day. Despite the Times H e ra ld s con­ tention that Lucas mav have fabri­ cated some of his confessions, law enforcement officials still believe he was the one who shot and killed a Huntington policeman. Lucas was convicted in January for the Aug. 3, 1976, shooting .ieath ot Huntington VV.Va police officer k lemmie Curtis. Lucas said during his trial in Cabell Count) Circuit C ourt thM he -hot Curtis secluded area of Huntington when Curtis threatened to arrest him and accomplice Toole. in Lucas' confession and circum­ stantial evidence in the case con­ vinced Huntington police detective Tom Bevins and state Police Cpl loe Dotson that Lucas and Toole committed the murder. " I don t h a w am doubts at all, Bevins said. " I can't speak for the other cases, but as far as Clemmie Curtis there's no doubt in mv mind. is concerned, Lucas provided police with infor­ mation that he would have known only by being at the scene, Dotson said. Lucas led investigators to the site of Curtis' death in December. Capt. Jim m ie Hunter, command­ er of the H untington Police Depart­ ment's detective bureau, s a id the fact that Lucas could find i end road v\ here (. urtis \ convinced him that I ucas commit­ ted tht murder Hunter said lu cas even pointed to the spot where Curtis K k.1v tell. sh ! don t believe anvone could have coached him or conspired with him to the point where he (Lucas) could have taken him o u t to that scene and pomti d to -he -pot Hunter said. Both l u c a s and Toole drew accu­ rate sketches ot the crimt scene when thev were interviewed bv o- cal investigators Hunter said Both men picked Curtis picture out ot eight photographs. ui« ntifving the officer as the man thev killed he said. " It w ould have to be a hell of a conspiracy, H unter said There would have to be a lot of rehearsing and (Lucas) wasn't here that long. I feel that he did it or that he was there." : Editorials paae 2 The Da . Te Monda Viewpoint A stunning display of intolerant minds the all- >phobi, 1 t li ntt r ‘ • s T he h p th U p Paradi n ,i 1 eig h t m e m b e r- tion tried ‘ tried t • d riving b u m f er f forced th ir gan. A' rrov. a n - 3 r p •n 1 U V ' k 8 P fi selves t throv. n from Bernal -aid h ea d w ith a b It s horrify eg * versity can be so u! stud* n* i~” • ,• . d of litest les thf v I d o n e to keep thf v\ vear S o m e W o o te n re< if the G l SA feels tl s h o u l d r t partic i n ‘ s o u n d familiar O n e solution botth o k n ( hol i with ca n s u ns m d L*s. C l SA chai ? t i nf * . .if * * ■ a , luing that s ■° m a m p « 7plle at tl , tupid . But c<>ndemining t ¡íh It p e o p le can be this ree vvith, som e th in ; T m u s i rov.d from o p e n in g, fire n , airea dv h a v e offer*ed a s- Ho hou ld Ferrorist >uld be obvious: f,j tion Sadi'., it a p p e a r tha* ■ in p a ra d e s at th e G reat Whit' L’mv I h e s tu d e n t w h o w as h their li\<-s • bu did not m <*d medical att« • • I he At year m ight n o t be so lucky m e n t m u st p ro v id e better protectio p a n ts, a n d it m u s t trv h a r d e r to ke la u n c h in g missiles in th e first place prc • w ith o u t risk he h e a d this e v e r gets hit P< ilice 1 )ep irt p a ra d e partic ( r c m ■ í t í . u - H ind g u ests in line In ad ditio n , the m a n a g e m e n t of W ooten d<>rni \ ’oti m u s t k e e p its resident p o ste d t h r o u g h o u t the d o rm this year w a r n in g r not to th ro w th in g s d u r in g the p ara d e, bu well th at w o rk e d . I ouise G uyer, di ry, said ftn fu rth e r pre< auti*>ns w er such inc ide n t h a p p e n e d at last ye a r's p a r a d e ( )f c oup th e C l SA d id n 't participate in the R o u n d -U p Par year, a n d th e re w e re b o m b in g s the vear before, f G u y e r k n o w s w h a t W o oten resid e n ts are capable s h o u ld take h e r o w n advice a n d c tose the d n rm it balconies next Vear tor of the dormite ken becau ■aden that he O t h e r w a y s to protect p a r a d e p articipant attractive. M o ving th e p a r a d e from the- Dm W o oten firing ra n g e m ight not eve m a n y of th e missiles cam e from cr T hat le aves o n ly o p e o th e r solution on R o u n d - U p P arad e s until violence c d s ak o u t hi •n't very ig a n d o u t of the problem ; m g the street, a moral!irium urtailed O v e r th e last few years, th e p a r a d e h as becom e a w o n ­ d erful tribute to th e intolerant e of so m e U n iversity of th e O p e n Mind M inority g r o u p s h a v e been o ffe n d e d by racist floats twice in the past few years; som e h a v e d e m a n d e d an e n d to th e p ara d e. O th e r se g m e n ts of th e c a m p u s arc b eg in n in g to feel flic sam e w ay. tu d e n ts at Ihe T h e choice is clear. Either th e police a n d d o r m officials m u s t control th e b arba ria ns at W ooten a n d in th e crowd, or th e p a r a d e m ust be- canceled until these p eople can learn to b e h a v e them selves. Violent displays of intoler­ a n c e h a v e n o place in w h a t p u r p o r ts to be a place of h ig h e r learning. A n d an as id e to th o se w h o th rew things it d o e s n 't m a tte r w h e t h e r you w e re d r u n k or sober. C h u n k i n g beer b ottles at o t h e r s tu d e n ts , h eterosexual or h om osexual, just c a n 't he as m u c h fun as you think it is, a n d it's m a k ­ ing th e U niversity an ugly place to live* I ea rn tolerance w h ile you can. A n d grow up. David Nather, Ron \ f u l l e r , Lisa fírown-Richati, Oavid Woodruff Work is piling up W hile bodies pile up in mortuaries; negotiations be­ tween striking workers and cemetery managers resum ed for the first time since the walkout be­ gan two weeks ago Ihe s t r i k e by the C emeterv Workers and < ireens Attend ants Union is forcing some small mortuaries to rent space to store the bodies, i hi1 Cemetery workers four month strike in 1971 left 1,800 bodies unburied " B o d i e s can last three to four month-, with proper em ­ balming," Driscoll said / h i t o d press International \pril N 1985 D o o n e s b u ry by G a rry T r u d e a u Op n Of iXp' Jmvei ,t j in T e Daily Texan are those of tt e editor or 'he author of the articie and are not necessarily those ninistration (he Board of Regents or the Texas Student Publications Board of Operating Trustees Watch an ad for a chuckle Leslie B u rle s o n Texan C olum nist I ve ju m p e d o u t of m o v in g plan* s. I ve d riv en in H o u s to n r u s h -h o u r traffic I p u t an an ti-R eagan politi cal carto o n on the bulletin board of an Iv / r n o\\ c o m p a n y . But w h e n the* V e l v e e t a a d s r h y m e "...C o lb y , S wiss a n d C h e d ­ d a r a n d "blended all t o g e d d e r " I run gib b e rin g a n d shiv, ring for the near est closet. I'm not s tu p i d e n o u g h to expect S h a k e s p e a r e a n rh y m in g co uplets, or e v e n Richard A rm o u r, from a cheese pro ce sso r. But th e y 'v e g one too far w ith this one*. May th e y *nd u p in a m o d e rn p o e try class ta u g h t by John them f lo u s e m a n , w h o will w ith e r w ith scorn as he did ii m o t h y Bottoms in " 7 he P a p e r ( h a s e ." A n d w h e r e did the* hi/ a r r e te n d e n c y for a d s to hav e kids m o u th i n g the w o rd s to old ro ck so n g s com e f ro m 7 1 ht ads a r e n 't for blue su e d e sh o e s or Beethoven. T he songs a n d the c o m ­ mercials soon start to cohabit in y o u r m in d Rov O rb i s o n 's "P re tty W o m a n " e n d e d u p bac !• ing up a cosm etics < o m ­ en rciai N o w s h e 's only pretty w h e n s h e 's got h e r eye line r on, I g uess fit th e crim e. Let As W.S. G ilbert w o u ld say, let the the p u n i s h m e n t tw isters of o u r favorite so n g s be c o m ­ pelled to listen to eig h t straight h o u r s of K- fel ads, in c lu d in g th e 20 gre a te st hits of the 1910 F ru itg u m C o m p a n y I hat'll la m 'em . the la u n d ry setting w ith The Wisk p u r v e y o r s beat the accu satorv " r in g a r o u n d th e collar" to a grim y p u lp for y ea rs Fhcy finally re­ tired the " A n c ie n t C h i n e s e Secret, h u h " a n d th e d e n s e Mr. Lee, w h o had t h r e a t­ e n e d to n a u s e a te v ie w e rs for a g e n e r a ­ t o r ' But th e y sa v e d the ring a c c u s a ­ tion W e are also still b ed eviled by actors w h o b r u s h d a n d r u f f off each o th e rs ' clothes, a n d p erc ep tiv e in d i­ vidual- w h o read co nstipa tion on friend s' faces. P e r p e tu a to r s of this garb age s h o u ld be forced to w e a r th e sa m e dress-for- su ccess suits for tw o w eeks. T h ey can th u - learn a b o u t perso n a l criticism at the g rass roots. A fre q u e n t d o d g e of com m ercials is to p u t disclaim ers a b o u t their p r o d u c t in tinv, fa st-d isa p p e a rin g print. While die ters rave a b o u t their n e a r -a n n ih ila ­ tion on a reg im e of G ra p efru it 45, the tiny p r in t w a r n s th a t such results are atypical, a n d th a t av e rag e w e ig h t loss is m u c h less a n d p r o m o te d by a low- calorie diet. to r m e n te d by Let th e se s m a ll-m in d e d ad v e rtise rs be tricky con tracts d r a w n u p by u n s c r u p u lo u s law yers, w ith m icrodot a d d itio n s on the b o t­ tom. T hen there are th o se p e s t ads. S om e of these are as d is g u s tin g as the actual c re atu res. M aybe Stan Freberg could h a n d le these. A n y m a n w h o could p u s h law n m o w e r s bv d iv iding a lawn in half, letting a s h e e p crop part a n d the m o w e r d o the rest a n d th e n d e ­ claim ' Blank M o w e rs are FASTER T H A N SHEEP c o u ld d o w o n d e r s w ith a cockroach. I h o se g ro ss-o u t b u g sp ra y tou ts s h o u ld treat th e m s e lv e s to a w e e k e n d in a Roach Motel, d o u b le occupancy, A m eric an plan. THE TRUE SPIRIT OF T E X A S ROUMD-UP AT G 00D A LL WOOTEN DORMITORY Apartheid challenged at Columbia F or last 10 d a y s s tu d e n ts c o n c e r n e d a b o u t the system of ra< ial oppression in South Afri ca h a v e b ee n ca rrying o u t a protest at the Columbia U niversity. T h eir d e m o n ­ stration raises q u e s tio n s of conscience a n d of law: hard questions but im p o r t­ ant o n e s C o lum b ia w a ‘ a scene of uglv c o n ­ fro n ta tio n in the l% 0 s , so it is nec es­ sary to say at o n ce th a t this is a very diffe ren t kind of eve nt. T he several h u n d r e d s tu d e n ts involved in the p r o ­ test are m a k in g a p oin t of n o n ­ violence. f heir sincerity is manifest. A n d th e y hav e a d e fin e d aim; th e y are n ot try in g to tu r n e v e ry th in g u p s id e dow n, to sell I h e s t u d e n ts w a n t C olum bia, w ith ­ in its th re e years, the next s h a re s in 26 c o m p a n ie s that d o b u s i ­ ness in South Afrit a $72 million of th e u n iv e rsity 's $864 million e n d o w ­ to divest m e n t. C o lu m b ia policy is on ly if a c o m p a n y o p e ra tin g in South Africa fails to give black em p lo y ee s eq u a l p a y a n d u n s e g re g a te d w orking conditio n s. I h e p ro te st h as ta ken tv\o forms. A n u m b e r of s tu d e n ts fasted for 15 days, until C o lu m b ia 's p resid e n t, Michael S e v e rn , m et th e m . A nd the g r o u p has b lo c k ad e d the main e n tra n c e of a c a m ­ p u s building, H am ilton Hall, by c a m p in g th e re a n d c h a in in g the d o o r carefully leaving a n o t h e r en tra n c e a lo n e so th e b uild in g can still be u se d W h e n C olu m b ia la w y e rs w ent to court if Anthony Lew is a n d g ot an o r d e r forbiddin g the block­ ade, the s t u d e n ts defied it There is no d i s p u t e b e tw e e n th e tw o sides a b o u t w h a t S overn calls " S o u th Africa's cruel a n d b a rb a ro u s s y s t e m ." I h re e y ea rs ago S overn v\ ent to J o h a n ­ n e s b u rg to give Bishop D e s m o n d I u t u an h o n o r a r y d eg re e, bec ause the b is h ­ o p could not th e n get a pas sp o rt. In a letter d e n o u n c in g th e p ro test, Sovern said C o lu m b ia h ad d o n e m ore than a n y o th e r A m erican u n iv e rsity to fight a p a r th e id a n d -aid I u tu called it "his u n iv e rs ity ." i h e s t u d e n t s feel that S overn a n d his colleagues h a v e not u n d e r s to o d th e urgency of e v e n ts in S o u t h Africa th e poh< e killings, th e bans, th'- p o ­ litic il p r o se c u tio n s I talked v. ith lead­ e r s of th e p ro test, a n d I se n sed the d e p t h of their feeling that Americ ¡n in stitution s m u s t d o m ore to e n d the o p p r e s s io n But h o w , I asked, could thee justify their violation of law? W e m a y be brea k in g a lesser law in th e U nited States to e n d injustice in South A frica," T o n y C lo v er said. A s t u d e n t from S o u th Africa w h o will r e tu rn th e re I find it very difficult for C o lum bia to say w e m u st -aid: o b e y the court o r d e r w h e n it has d e a l­ ings w ith a S o u th Africa that violates all s e n s e of law. The w h o le legal sys­ tem o ffe n d s h u m a n r ig h ts." Yes, th e use? o f "law to o p p r e s s a n d hum iliate p e o p le is o n e of the w o rs t h o r ro r s of S o u th Africa. But d e fy in g the au th o rity of A m e ri­ can courts is a n o t h e r m atter. T hey are so often the last p ro te c to rs of in divid­ uals ag a in st th e state. Ju d g e s in the S outh protec ted the civil rights m o v e ­ m ent, a n d w e r e defied by racists. O n th e o th e r h a n d , C o lu m bia c a n ­ not salve its conscience bv saying that th e c o m p a n ie s w h o s e sh a re s it o w n s trea t1- w o rk e rs fairly — no t while the black w o rk e rs hav e no rights in a rac­ ist system , a n d not w h e n th e c o m p a ­ nies' p re se n c e le n d s legitim acy to the system . I u tu has said that h e will call on foreign c o m p a n ie s to leave S outh Afri­ ca in tw o years if a p a r th e id has not been d is m a n tle d . That su g g e sts a w ay for C o lum b ia, his A m erican u n iv e rsi­ ty, to exercise leadership. S overn could co m m it him self now to w o rk in g for an e n d to A m erican economic s u p p o r t of S o u th Africa u n ­ the a p a r th e id system has been l e s s f u n d a m e n ta lly c h a n g e d in tw o years. H<' an d ( o lum bia c ould play that role in m any wavs: voting shares, d iv e s t­ ing, p r e s s i n g for federal legislation. But it is tim e to send an unm istak a b le message* to Pretoria. Black Americans must maintain cultural identity It se e m s a m a z in g th at only a b o u t S am uel Taylor G uest Columnist 20 years ago A merica (like S outh , Africa today) took p rid e in its ra- 1985, N e w York f i mes N ew s Service Burleson is a journalism senior cially seg re g ate d society a n d w o u ld not h esitate to list1 violence to p re ­ se rv e it. It se e m s e v e n m ore a m a z in g h o w A m e ric a n s justify their su p p o rt tor th e belief that a b o u t 20 years of affirm ative action p r o g ra m s n o w tr a n ­ slate into reverse discrim ination for w h ite s w h e n blacks w e r e overtly d is ­ crim in a te d a g a in st (i.e., en slav e d by w h ite s) for over 200 years. It w o u ld seem that peo p le w ould be a s h a m e d to e v e n m e n tio n such H a i m s of u n f a ir tr e a tm e n t until at least a n ­ o th e r 180 years. Yet, this line of rea s o n in g s e e m s to be also reflected in th e idea that Black H istory M on th is rat ist or discrim inatory rather than an a t te m p t to correct deliberate p a s t a t ­ t e m p ts bv w h ite cu ltu re to hide blatk history a n d culture. is, C o n s id e r in g h o w c o m m o n this in­ sensitivity there sho uld be little q u e s tio n w h y th e sh o r te s t m o n th of th e year w as d e s ig n a te d as Black His torv M o n th , i his ;. not n o . >sardy an e y e for an eye, or y e a r for year c o m ­ p e n s a tio n being a d d r e s s e d here, but a n effort is being m a d e to show how k e e p in g ignorant of the1 fo undation s u p p o r t i n g the* o p p sitio n to issues like affirm ative a* tion, etc A m e r ic a n s forget or p r e te n d to for­ get h o w d u e to th e rap e an d a b u s e of the* black family, black p a r e n ts still play a g u e s s in g g a m e as to w h a t c o m ­ plexion the ir c h ild ren will be I he l \ v ersio n of Bill C o s b y 's family is not u n u s u a l , w h e r e you tind tw o like-col­ o r e d blacks p r o d u c in g a m uch lighter versio n of th e m se lv e s (i.e., ( o tb y 's e ld e st d a u g h te r ) I h e average white family d o e s not hav e to deal with this, t h u s p ro v id in g them with an i n s e n s i ­ tivity to past w ro n g s b y w hites M ost blacks still h a v e n am es that w e r e not their o w n family's, vet the w h ite s r esp o n sib le for this arc* rarely se en in a m black family 's p h o t o ál­ bum I his can m a ke black A m ericans a p p e a r a n d fee! as th e bastard s of this society How w o u ld Toles, Italians, V ie tn a m e se or a m ethni. g r o u p fare in th e im m e d ia te recognition of role m o d e ls il their last n a m e s w ere re­ placed vs ith I nglw h w o r d s 7 If a black Americ an is w ritten ab o u t for a good d e e d , the only w ay the r e a d e r could tell if he* or sh e w ere black is if s o m e ­ o n e says so, o r ¡f th e re is a picture. 1 his could c h e a t b l a c k s o ut of an e t h ­ nic role m odel w hile falsely giving the im p r e ssio n of a n o t h e r w hite a c co m ­ p lish m ent. African A m eric an s have been re- duc ed to sue h v ag u e d e s c r ip tio n s as Black N e g ro or colored w h e n in fact they r e p r e s e n t many u n iq u e African n ations A p e o p le strip p e d of their oss n c u lture a n d religion can easily b e­ com e m ere shells of their true p o t e n ­ tials Especially if o n c e strip p e d , they arc1 ta u g h t to totally redefine t h e m ­ selves bv s o m e o n e else s s ta n d a r d s or culture. C u ltu re is really w h a t m a k e s p e o p le u n iq u e b ec a u s e it is w h e r e we get o u r la nguage, d ress, food, m a n ­ nerism s, etc So, the "cultural g e n o ­ cide' in A m erica is a crim e still n e e d in g to be a d d ressed that Africans e x p e rien c ed Because of th e c o m m o n ig n o ran c e s u r r o u n d i n g A m eric an slavery, p e o ­ ple feel n o n e e d to a d d r e s s or m a k e a m e n d s tor its influe nce on society to­ d ay W hat p e o p le a r e n 't ta u g h t ca n 't fac t o r into their sensitivity or decision m aking, t h u s p o o r c o n c lu sio n s a b o u t blue ks will a n d d o o u ur from ail levels of society (i.e., politiics, religion a n d p h ilo s o p h y ). S o m e se e m to a t te m p t to ig n o ran c e b e h in d sta te ­ h id e their m e n ts like, 7 d i d n 't live d u r in g that time, My a n c e s to rs w ere not s l a v e o w n e r s or "Slavery* is a thing of the past that s h o u l d n 't be* dw elled u p o n . " Bv not dw ellin g u p o n the issue of slavery th e re is a t e n d e n c y to ignore or claim ig norance of this barbaric and i h u s , w ith o u t aware­ racist activity n ess th e re is littl»* h o p e for a p ro p e r r e sp o n s e to t h e side effei ts of t h i s crime. ( )vert slavery m a v hav e been ab ol­ ished but freeing of th e so-called blacks into a s (H ietv w h e r e the " e d u ­ cation -w s te m reinforced the belief in inferiority could be seen as black fret ing bla*. k s into a "slave -tate of A m e ric a n m in d s Evidence of this m ay be se en in h o w the w ealth A m eri­ ca p re se n tly enjo y s is still d is p r o p o r ­ tionately sh a re d with b l a c k s w h o se a n c e s to rs forced a n d free la b o r p ro ­ vided A m erica w ith its first econom ic f o u n d a tio n . W h e th e r you lived at that tim e or if y o u r an c e s to rs o w n e d slaves is irrele­ vant in a cu ltu re or sy stem w h e re sim ­ ply hav in g w h ite skin gav e rights and privileges to o n e g r o u p at th e exp e n se of o the rs. The a d v a n ta g e s of such rights a n d privileges are typically p a s se d on in th e sa m e w ay the d is a d ­ th e m are v a n ta g e s of not h a v in g p a s se d on. W hites to da y are reaping the b ene fits of the a d v a n ta g e s w hite s h ad in the past. A n o th e r area of c oncern is th at TV s portray al of blacks se em s to suggest that p o p u la r blacks are the o n es no o n e is expe cted to take seriously. Eve­ ry black star of their o w n series is a c o m e d ia n . C o m b in e this with the glo­ rification of cosm etically E uro p e an - i/e d - w h i te n e d black stars like Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Vanessa Wil­ liams a n d 1‘rince to e n d u p w ith a dis­ torted vision of blacks. that this distorted view of blacks is w h at fuels g r o u p s M any su g g e st like the KKK, N azis a n d others. Yet w h a t d o w e expect from an e d u c a tio n sy ste m (m edia included ) th a t k e e p s its p e o p le ig n o ra n t as to the level of d e ­ v e lo p m e n t of African civilizations ac­ q u ired prior to E u ro p e a n colom ali/a- tion a n d o th e r realities a b o u t n o n ­ w h ite co n trib u tio n s to w orld history. Í he Klan A basic a r g u m e n t is the w h ite race has d o n e m o re for the w orld th a n a n y o th e r g r o u p a n d co n sid erin g ho w , for exam ple, A m eric an history tvpical- lv begins w ith the arrivals of w h ite s r ath e r than w ith th o se p eople a lre ad y here, th e Klan s m entality a p p e a r s to be built into society via " e d u c a tio n . " This is w h y it s h o u ld n o t be s u r p r i s ­ ing to h ea r th e p r e s id e n t of C oors beer tell a g a th e rin g of black b u s in e s s m e n that the best th in g th at could h a v e h a p p e n e d to their an c e s to rs w as being e n s la v e d by civilized w hites. R e g a r d ­ less w h a t the color of the A m erican, not being p r e p a re d w ith the k n o w l­ e d g e to p ut this w h ite su p r e m ist p h i ­ into p ersp e ctiv e can m a k e lo so p h y limits of to the a n y o n e susceptible w hite s u p r e m is t ideologies. th u s an e d u c atio n For m a n y p eo p le, n ot being able to true for refu te s o m e th in g m a k es it tells th e m , m ore a b o u t the a c c o m p lis h m e n ts of w h ite s than all o th e r g r o u p s r e p r e ­ se n te d foster w h ite s u p r e m is t notions. in society can that 'w h ite backlash' m a k e s Just co n s id e rin g the racially s e g r e ­ gated n a tu re of the past election a n d cries of if clear th a t th e re is a n e e d for b etter It c ro s s - c u ltu r a l w o u ld be a crim e if w h a t p e o p le m e a n t by r e tu r n in g to the " g o o d old d a y s " w a s like the tim e " w h e n TV w*as in black a n d w h ite a n d so w a s e v e r y th in g else." c o m m u n ic a ti o n s . Taylor is a U I staff m em b er. merits ol fh D avid C repri far t( Biolog) j u n i o r S w eethearts not di??y Having read Elizabeth Mumel and Jo Allison Be nnett' cizing the U'f Sweethe irt tion, ! fee I that it is m essa ify some misconceptions obviously been formed do so Ihe city attorney, possessing a built-in conflict of interest, says no crime was committed. But neither lie nor the mayor want art in d e ­ pendent prosecutor to make an im­ partial investigation. C ouid there be something to hide? 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C A P h C A N A VERA I Fla, — Di-- co ve rv s a stro n a u ts said Sundav th e v w ere ready ti» track d o w n the c rip p le d w o u ld co n s id e r a bold spacew alk salvage att< n ip t Tuesday to activate i 45-m inute rocket ig n itio n s a te llite .n c o m fust and if there - an v o p p o rtu n ity to -a l- vage th i- guy w e .1 sure like to give it o u r best tr \ c o -p ilo t D o n a ld W il­ liam s to ld flig h t d irectors V e te ra n a s tr o n a u t B re w s te r Shaw called ■ ntc> H o u s to n c o n tro l to discuss the "itu a tio n w ith the D is ­ co v e r) crew e m pha sized to c o m ­ m a n d e r k a ro l Bobko and cre w that ' no decision h a s been m ade to do a n y th in g at th is tim e But vou k n o w th a t \ \",A being the sucCess-oriented o u tfit that it is, is e x p lo rin g ill th t possibilitie s that All The basic plan fo r a spacew alk tc>r a -p a ce w a lk [h e ba-ic plan w o u ld be to have e ith e r D a vid to h a v e either D a vid w o u ld be G rig g s o r Jeffrey H o ffm a n m o u n t his booted feet on the end o f the s h u ttle 's 30-foot robo t arm , reach o u t w ith a da g g e r-like tool and flip u p a 4-inc h le ve r on th t1 side o f the .io w lv s p in n in g 14-foot dia m e te r, !5 20 0 -p o u n d satellite that this p o in t in tim e ," R obert S p rin g e r to ld the crew la te r a fte r astron auts had trie d rescue p rocedu re w ith m o d e ls in H o u s to n We feel p re tty gOi >d abo ut all that I ht sa te llite 's to activate a fte r la u n ch fro m D isco ve ry Saturday the lever d id n o t u n fo ld after the satel­ lite left the careo bav. a p p a re n tly because lo >k. doable at ..s te m s failed the P u llin g the tu n e r th a t v*. t should activate a p lo y an antenna fire .m a ll control k *s u ltraso u n d in SO second«. fire sm all c o n tro l j e t s in 80 seconds u ltra s o u n d . i n 6 m i n n t p m i i oni c > m » j 11 u 1 in n m in u te s and >gnite the satel­ F lig h t d ire c to r John C ox said S un ­ o h n ,C ox said. S un “ l i t e s W lite s big IC B M rocke t m o to r in 4^ day a fte rn o o n the chances th a t a m in u te s. spacew alk w o u ld be a tte m p te d w ere im p ro v in g b u t he said lik e li­ h o od th a t the satellite can be fixed was a 1^1 5 ! « J. That w o u ld m ean lo n g shot the sh u ttle w o u ld have to m ove aw ay q u ic k ly w ith G riggs and H o ffm a n s till in the open p a ylo ad bay and Bobko, W illia m s , arm o p e ra to r Rhea Sed- d o n , c iv ilia n e n g in e e r C h a rle s W a lk e r and Sen. ía k r G a m , R -U tah, in the cabin. G a m spe aking on the ra d io lin k to f irth fo r the firs t tim e .in c e D is­ covery s b la s to ff F rid a y , appeared in an o n b o a rd te le visio n sh o w a fte r the de ta ile d salvage d iscussion anti said, " I t 's great u p h e re ." Electrodes w ere attached to the head o f the congressional obse rv­ to m o n ito r b ra in w aves and Sed- er don , a p h ysicia n , was s tu d y in g his heart action in w eightlessness w ith in his o p in io n . is designed S yncom s ro cket to p ro p e l the sa te llite to an 9,600-m ile- h ig h o rb it w h e re sm a lle r rockets w o u ld m a n e u ve r it in to a 22,300- m ile s ta tio n a ry o rb it. There, it w ill be able to relay m ilita ry ra d io c o m ­ m u n ic a tio n s betw een m o b ile forces on Earth S yncom , o w n e d bv H u g hes C om - m u n ic a tio n s a nd in su re d by A m e ri­ can and B ritis h u n d e rw rite rs fo r $80 m illio n , rem a in e d w ith in 40 to 50 m iles o f the s h u ttle as the tw o cra ft circled the Earth at m ore than 17,000 m p h in an o rb it ra n g in g fro m 192 to 286 m iles h igh . M assacre in Madrid C e rta in ly , w e r e m ore C e rta in ly , w e r e m ore than th a n re a dy to a tte m p t the re n d e z v o u s ," re«Klv to a tte m p t the re n de zvous " B obko said a fte r S haw discussed the o p tio n s B obko and W illia m s had tra c k in g d o w n an astro ­ practiced th e y o rig in a lly satellite n o m ical p la n n e d to la u n ch last A u g u s t. " O n the E V A (extra v e h ic u la r ac­ tiv ity ), o f course w e 'v e g o t a lo t o f q u e s tio n s ," Bobko said. B obko firs t suggested a tw o -s te p the sh u ttle in w h ic h p ro c e d u re w o u ld re n d e zvo u s w ith the satellite o ne day and the a stro n a u ts w o u ld try to fix it d u rin g a spacew alk the next day. Shaw said th a t m ig h t use u p to o m u ch fu e l and he suggested instead co n sider the a stron au ts d o in g it all in one day. W e w ere th in k in g th a t Tuesday w o u ld p ro b a b ly be the d a y, B o ," S haw said. O K , th a t sounds at least reason­ able fo r p la n n in g fo r us, able fo r p la n n in g fo r u s ," Bobko th in k about " W e 'll .a id .a id . " W e ll th in k a b o u t it some m ore and I'm sure you w ill too. The big w o rry was the rocket loaded w ith 7,382 p o u n d s o f e xp lo ­ sive p ro p e lla n t in the satellite. O ffi­ cials w a n t to m ake sure it w ill n o t fire u n e xp e cte d ly a nd , if a space­ w a lk is a tte m p te d , th a t the astro ­ nauts can g e t safely a w a y once th e v start the firin g sequence th a t serves as a 4 5 -m in u te fuse. Cox said th e o p e ra tio n appeared "re a s o n a b ly sa fe " b u t he said a spe­ cial N A S A safety co m m itte e c o n tin ­ ued to s tu d y the m atter. In a d d itio n to the in s p e c tio n -o n lv and spacew alk p o ssib ilitie s, the as­ tro n a u ts w ere to ld in an e a rlie r tele­ p rin te r message th a t a th ird o p tio n was to " d o n o th in g ." T h a t o p tio n was n o t m e n tio n e d in the discus­ sion betw een S haw and the crew . Violence marks Peruvian voting United Press International T IM A , Peru — A n estim ated 8 m illio n P eruvians vo te d S u nd a y in p re sid e n tia l elections m arred by po ­ litic a l vio le n ce and b om b in g s by M a o ist g u e rrilla s c a llin g fo r a bo y­ co tt o f the p o lls. G o v e rn m e n t p a tro lle d Lim a and o th e r cities in a rm ore d to g u a rd against attacks by cars rebels, w h o M a o is t S h in in g Path have been fo r fiv e years fro m bases in the A n d e s M o u n ta in s in a bid to to p p le the g o ve rn m e n t. fig h tin g tro o p s lin e d Police sharp sh oo te rs the roofs o f schools and churches w he re p o llin g s ta tio ns w ere set u p and v o t­ ers w ere searched. E arly re tu rn s o f the b a llo tin g w ere n o t expected u n ­ til late S u n da y n ig h t o r M o n d a y . the firs t The election fo r a successor to P resident F ernando B elaunde T e rry represented tra nsfe r o f p o w e r fro m one d e m o cra tica lly elected head o f state to a n o th e r in 40 years in Peru. B elaunde is p ro h i­ b ite d by the c o n s titu tio n fro m seek­ in g a second fiv e -y e a r term . P eruvians also w e re e lecting tw o vice p re side n ts, 60 senators and 180 congressm en. I he latest p o lls sh o w e d the c a n d i­ date o f B elaunde's conservative P o p u la r A c tio n P artv, A v ie r A lva , facing defeat. A su rv e y by the M iam i-based te le visio n cha in , the S panish In te r­ n a tional N e tw o rk , forecast A lan G arcia, 35, a congressm an and can­ d id a te o f th e ce n te r-le ft P opular A m e rican R e v o lu tio n a ry A llia n ce , k n o w n as A P R A , as w in n in g 47 per­ cent o f the vote. But w ith o u t the m andated 50 p e r­ cent, Garcia w o u ld face a ru n o ff against L im a 's M a rxist m a yo r, A l­ fonso Barrantes, head o f the U n ite d L e ft c o a litio n o f socialist and C o m ­ m u n is t p arties, w h o the n e tw o rk pro je cted w o u ld get 20 perce n t o f th e v o te . Peru's fa lte rin g econ om y, m arked by 1 50 percent in fla tio n and 66 p e r­ cent u n e m p lo y m e n t and u n d e r-e m ­ p lo y m e n t, w as tu rn in g m o st voters to the le ft, p o litic a l analysts said. Six o th e r m en also w ere ru n n in g fo r p re sid e n t and all n in e c a n d i­ dates w e re accom panied b y police b o d yg u a rd s w h e n th e y cast th e ir votes. T he S h in in g Path g u e rrilla s called fo r a b o y co tt o f the e lection, saying it is a farce d esigned to keep the rich ru lin g class in p o w e r. IRS raids warehouses linked to tax schemes United Press International raided D E N V E R — O n A p r il 5, a bo u t tw o dozen federal tax agents, w e a r­ in g b u lle tp ro o f vests and w ith guns d ra w n , the D e n v e r w are­ house o f the N a tio n a l C o m m o d ity & Barter A ssociation a nd confiscated tw o a rm o re d cars fu ll o f d ocum en ts and g o ld and s ilv e r b u llio n w o rth a bout S2 m illio n . it w as one o f seven raids c o n d u c t­ ed s im u lta n e o u s ly in five states by agents o f the in te rn a l Revenue Ser­ vice cracking d o w n on people w h o a lle g e d ly sim p le m eans to h id e th e ir assets fro m IRS s c ru tin y . use d e v io u s ly The N C B A and s im ila r 'w a r e ­ house banks' h e lp th e ir m em bers a vo id p a y in g taxes by c o n v e rtin g m o n e y in to g o ld and silv e r th a t is used to pay b ills , fo r instance, leav­ in g no paper tra il tha t can be fo l­ lo w e d by tax agents, a ccording to IRS spokesm an Scott W affle in W a s h in g to n , D .C . A n d a lth o u g h the search w a rra n t used in the D e n v e r raid was ru le d u n c o n s titu tio n a l and the assets w ere o rd e re d re tu rn e d , it is unclear w h e th e r the N C B A m em bers w ill see th e ir p re cio u s m etal again. The I R S has lin k e d the N C B A to the m ilita n t — and som etim es v io ­ le n t — a n ti-ta x g ro u p Posse C o m i- tatus. O n e Posse m em ber, G o rd o n W . K ahl, k ille d tw o U.S. m arshals in N o rth D akota and was h u n te d d o w n in A rkansas and k ille d in a s h o o t-o u t in June 1983. N o t all o f the sites raided A p ril 5 w e re connected te» the N C B A , ac­ c o rd in g to the IRS, b u t ail w ere al­ le g e d ly in v o lv e d in s im ila r a c tiv i­ ties. O n e o f the raids was at the A lb a ­ n y , M in n ., offices o f N o rb e rt SteT to n , described in an IRS a ffid a v it as a ch a rte r m e m b e r o f the Posse C om - ita tus. A n IRS a ffid a v it said S telton channeled clie n ts to the N C B A , b u t John G ra n d b o u ch e , fo u n d e r o f the N C B A and fo rm e r C o lo ra d o g u b e r­ n a to ria l can d idate , denies a n y d ire ct lin k e ith e r to h im o r the Posse C om - i ta lu s. The N C B A ch alle n ge d the search in w a rra n t in U.S. D is tric t C o u rt D e n v e r last w e ek a nd on Thursday w o n a ru lin g fro m Judge John Kane Jr. the w a rra n t was o v e rly broad. th a t . . . , Investigators look through rubble left by a bomb that killed 17 people and injured 82 in a Madrid restaurant The restaurant was frequented . .. , , . United Press International by U.S. servicemen from a nearby air base The fundamentalist Islam- ic Jihad has been implicated in the bombing Dissident Christian militiamen assault Sidon United Press International SIDON Lebanon Rebel C h ris tia n g u n m e n pounded the c ity ot Si­ d o n a n ti a n e arby P alestinian re fu ­ gee cam p w ith a rtille ry and m o rta r fire S u n d a y the 27th stra ig h t d a y, k illin g at least tw o t tvilia n s and v.'o u n d in g 10. to r in a A 1 e ha nest a rrm so ld ie r also was k ille d and 10 o t h e r s w o u n d e d earli t lash near Sidon er S u n d a y the d issid e n t w ith m em bers o f Lebanese Forces" (. h ris tia n m ilitia , the o ffic ia l N a tio n a l N e w s A gency said. F a rth e r n o rth , D ru ze M oslem forces and C h ris tia n -le d g o v e rn ­ m e n t tro o p s tra d e d a rtille ry tire in the S h o u t m o u n ta in s o v e rlo o k in g B eiru t, 1 ebanese m ilita ry sources sai d There w a s no im m e d ia te re p o rt ©f ta su a ltie s A t least tw o p e o p le w ere killed and 10 o th e rs w o u n d e d in the cen- ter o f S id on S u n d a y as Lebanese f orces g u n n e rs ra in e d h ig h e xp lo ­ s i v e s on the c ity an d the o u tly in g re fugee cam p o f A in P alestinian I le lw e h . A m b u la n ce s large Red ( r o s s flags sped the in ju re d to h o s p ita ls, ro a rin g past c ro w d s of n e rvo u s M oslem g u n m e n . fly in g "W e re all fig h te rs here n o w . The c iv ilia n s have e ith e r le ft o r stay in ­ said a P alestinian g u e rrilla d o o rs, in the d u s ty Ain Helvveh refugee cam p as he sent fresh carloads o f g u n m e n to p o sitio n s on the p e rim e ­ ter. fig h t I hev have fo u g h t yesterday and to d a y and to m o r­ th e v w ill r o w ," said the g u n m a n , w h o w o u ld id e n tify h im s e lf o n ly as W a lid. I his is a jo b fo r all o f us and w e w ill never let the C h ristia n s stop u s ." 1 he b o m b a rd m e n t came a day a f­ ter a 14-hour barrage o f the p re d o m ­ in a n tly SunBni M o sle m p ort city, 24 m iles so u th o f B eirut, and the A in Mel w e ll a n d M i\e h -M iv e h P a le stin i­ an refugee cam ps Five people w e re re p o rte d k ille d and 20 o th e rs w o u n d e d in that a t­ the w o rs t since com m u n al tack, fig h tin g e n g u lfe d the c ity M a rch 18, ho sp ita l sources said. A t least 78 people have d ie d o ve r last m o n th . the I he s itu a tio n in S idon p ro m p te d fo r m e r p re s id e n t a n d c u rr e n t Finance M in is te r C a m ille C h am o u n , a C h ris tia n M a ro n ite , to convene a crisis m e e ting in east B eirut o f 19 tw o m em bers o f P arliam ent and C h ris tia n C ab ine t m em bers to d is ­ cuss w ays to end the fig h tin g . C h a m o u n la te r said the g ro u p was c a llin g fo r an im m e d ia te cease­ fire , the d isp atch o f a rm y re in fo rc e ­ m e n t s to S idon and the rem oval o f w eap ons in the area to restore se­ c u rity and p re v e n t a new exodus o f refugees. E arlier in the- day, C h a m o u n met w ith S am ir Geagea, the n o rth e rn c o m m a n d er o f the Lebanese Forces and leader of the pro-Isra eli m ilitia 's re v o lt over P resident M arch ties w ith A m in G em a yel's close Syria. 12 Geagea w h o re tu rn e d S aturd ay tro m a th re e -d a y v is it to his troops in the sou th , said the g o v e rn m e n t w o u ld have to resolve the si t u a t i o n in S idon. Prim e M in is te r Rashid K aram i, the fro m his hom e speaking n o rth e rn c ity o f T rip o li, blam ed the bloodshed on b o th the Lebanese Forces and Israeli o ccupation troops w h o are w ith d ra w in g fro m s o u th ­ ern Lebanon. in "Isra e l trig g e re d this d isco rd in accordance w ith its goals to create d e m o g ra p h ic changes and establish a se cu rity belt along the in te rn a tio n ­ al b o rd e r," said K aram i. Lebanese Forces leaders charged the Palestinians started the fig h tin g , c la im in g th e y w a n te d to take con­ tro l o f s o u th e rn I ebanon as Irrael w ith d ra w s its tro o ps. Israel invaded in June 1982 to cru G i Palestine I ib- e ra tio n O rg a n i/a tio n bases Israeli tro o p s S unday raided the P alestinian cam p o f I 1-Bass, east o f ly re , and detained 20 the p o rt o f suspected g u e rrilla s, security sourc­ es said. There was no im m e d ia te Is­ raeli c om m en t on the re p o rt. News in Brief From Texan news services Nicaragua to investigate rebel M A N A G E A, N icaragua N icaraguaN Defense M in ist rv a n n o u n ce d S u n d a y it w o u ld inve stig ate w h e th e r a 'dam a n ti-S a n d in is ta rebel id e n tifie d as an was an active m em ber o f the A m e ric a n "m e rc e n a ry U .S a r m e d f o r ces first M in is try o ffic ia ls e a rlie r re p o rte d the rebel, kille d M a rch 27 in a n o rth e rn w a r /o n e , w a s w e a rin g a U S. A rm y d o g tag, id e n tify in g h im as Roger Patterson. But U .S o ffic ia ls c o n firm e d Saturday th a t Patterson w a s a liv e and liv in g in Selm a, Ala. S pe akin g S u n d a y on A B C s Phis W e e k w ith D a vid B rin k le y ," P atterson said, a lth o u g h he a d d e d he had "se rve d in H o n d u ra s ," w h e re I S. forces c o n d u c t re g u la r tra in in g exercises w ith I io n d u r a n tro o p s. I v\as never in Nicaragua P atterson c o n tra d ic te d e a rlie r reports w h e n asked it he had lost his d o g tags w h ile on his C entra! A m erica n to u r. H e re p lie d , " N o t to m v kn o w le d g e . Sudanese talks reach deadlock K H A R T O U M , S ud an — T alks betw ee n S udan's m ili­ ta ry ru le rs and a c o a litio n o f trad e u n io n s and p o litica l pa rtie s b ro ke d o w n S u n d a y w h e n c o a litio n m em bers co u ld n ot agree on a c iv ilia n -le d tra n s itio n a l g o v e rn ­ m e n t, a spokesm a n fo r the m ilita ry h ig h com m and said. D ip lo m a tic sources said in fig h tin g a m o n g the u n i o n s and p o litica l parties was h e ig h te n in g tensions am ong the armv 's ju n io r o ffic e r corps and fru s tra tin g senior m ilita ry o ffice rs w h o fa v o r a gra dua l tu rn o v e r o f p o w e r to a c iv ilia n g o ve rn m e n t. D e p o s e d P re sid ent Jaatar N u m e iry had seized p o w e r in a 19f>9 m ilita ry coup , b la m in g S u d a n ' s d iv is iv e c iv il­ ian p o litic s fo r a n a tio n a l paralysis that forced the m ili­ ta ry to act. N u m e iry , 55, was o v e rth ro w n A p r il 6 in a bloodless coup led bv Gen. R ahm an S w ar al-D ahab, 50, S udan's defense m in iste r. N u m e iry in C a iro d u rin g the coup, is sta yin g in Egypt. FBI sweeps country for neo-Nazis SEA I 11 I In the fo u r m onth s since the leader ot a \io le n t ne o-N azi g ro u p died in a sta n d o ff w ith the FBI on a Puget S o und island, agents have fann e d o u t across the c o u n try sw e e p in g u p his k n o w n associates suspect­ ed o f crim es ra n g in g fro m rob b e ry to m u rd e r. The U.S. A tto rn e y 's office in Seattle has called a M o n d a y new s conference to a n n ou nce " t h e progress o f t h e c o n tin u in g in v e s tig a tio n in to t he neo -N azi g ro u p ," w h ic h has been accused o f p lo ttin g t h e o v e rth ro w o f t h e U.S. g o v e rn m e n t. Sources close to the in v e s tig a tio n believe the U.S. a tto rn e y w ill release a sw e epin g federal racketeering in d ic tm e n t against as m anv as tw o dozen o f the w h ite suprem acists fo r a patte rn o f c rim in a l a c tiv ity , in c lu d ­ in g arm ored-ear robberies that netted them m ore than 54 m illio n and the m u rd e r o f A la n Berg, a liberal D e n ­ ver rad io talk show^ host . Man suspected of selling babies FO R I L A L D F R D A L L , Fla. — State o fficia ls are s e t t ­ in g an in ju n c tio n against the o p e ra to r o f an a d o p tio n co u n se lin g service to r ch ildle ss couples, accusing him o f se llin g babies on the black m arket. C o u rt d o c u m e n ts charge th a t R ichard G ite lm a n once tor $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 tha t he o ffe re d to sell an 8-day o ld bo\ d e a lt w ith p re g n a n t g irls as vo u n g .is 13, and th a t he deceived p ro sp ective parents a bout the b ackgrounds ot the i n f a n ts ' parents G ite lm a n operates the n ation al A d o p tio n C o u n selin g Service fro m his C oral S prings hom e n o rth w e s t of l o rt L a u d erda le. H e describes the c o m p a n y a search ser­ vice th at f i nd s u n w a n te d in fa n ts tor ch i l d l es s couples fo r a base fee o f $4,000. The state D e p a rtm e n t o f H ealth a n d R e h abilita tive Services cla im s G ite lm a n is a baby b ro ke r and th at his search service is a referral business tor p ro fit, both ille ­ gal a c tiv itie s u n d e r st at e law Los Angeles sees gang violence LOS A N G E L E S A t least a dozen people w ere k ille d and fo u r w o u n d e d in street gan g -sh o o tou ts, fa m ­ ily disp u te s and robberies in a w eekend considered v io ­ le n t even by Los A n g e le s' standards, police said S u n ­ day. The slayings in c lu d e d a husband s h o t bv his n e w ly w e d w ife and a man shot in a d is p u te o ve r a can o f beer. H o t w ea th er, w ith tem peratures soaring in to the 90s, was blam ed fo r some o f the m ore bizarre v io ­ lence . W hen it gets hot like this, the local citize ns get rest­ le s s," In g le w o o d Police Sgt. D uane C h e b ul said. I erhaps the m ost v io le n t in c id e n t occurred early Sat­ u rd a y in east Los A ng e le s, w h e re tw o suspected gang m em bers w ere k ille d a nd a th ird teenager was w o u n d ­ ed. O scar C aballero, ¿.9, d ie d at the scene o f the sh o o tin g and R obert Raston, 17, die d a few ho u rs later. G ustavo G onzales, 20, w h o was w o u n d e d , was booked on sus­ p icio n o f m u rd e r and held in the jail w ard o f LS C - C o u n ty M e d ica l C enter. U.S. pledges support to Grenada ST. GEO RG E S, G renada — I he c o m m a n d e r o f the troops w o u ld be U.S. forces in the C aribbean said U S d e p lo ye d to G renada im m e d ia te ly it the g o v e rn m e n t asked fo r help fig h tin g a serious th re at to the i s l a n d ' s security Rear A d m ira l Ralf H edges said L S. troops are con­ sta n tly on alert and co u ld arrive in G renada in a short tim e. We h a \e men and m achines th a t are m o b iliz e d on a c o n tin u o u s basis in the U n ite d States n o t ju st fo r G re ­ nada but fo r the safety o f the U n ite d States o f A m e ri­ ca ," he said F rid a y d u rin g a v is it to G renada. "W e are alw avs re a d v ." H edges also said there w o u ld be no change in the plan to w ith d ra w all U.S. tro o p s fro m G renada bv the end ot S eptem ber desp ite a request fro m the G renadian g o v e rn m e n t to keep the m cm lo n g e r r i i i ii i i i . Rape victim’s statements contradict United Press International CHICAGO - When a N ew Fngland house­ wife stunned the nation by admitting that she falsely accused a man of raping her eight years ago, everyone wanted to believe her. ( iary Dotson, who has spent the past six years in prison because of the rape conviction, his de­ fense lawyers, his prosecutors, the judge who presided over his trial all were willing to hear C athleen Crow ell Webb tell her new story. Rut despite an outpouring of public support in a highly emotional case, the conviction was up­ held and Dotson ended up back in prison. Cook C oun ty Circuit Judge Richard Samuels, w ho had allowed Dotson one week of freedom on $100,(XX) bond after Webb told him she lied when she accused Dotson of rape, refused to believe W ebb's new story. The new story amounted to the retelling of a monstrous " lie " that was concocted, Webb said, because she feared she was pregnant after hav­ ing sex w ith her boyfriend and that she would be thrown out of her home by her foster parents. I a good liar and 1 was a good actress," Webb said of her 1979 testimony that led to Dot­ son s im prisonm ent on a rape and kidnapping conviction and a 25- to 50-year prison term. But after giving her dramatic recantation April 4 in a courtroom packed with reporters from at ross the nation, questions remain about W ebb's credibility, questions that kept Dotson behind bars. Samuels, w h o had presided over Dotson's tri­ al declared Thursday that he could not believe W ebb's new testimony, and ordered Dotson to continue serving his prison sentence. The news media and the Cook County state's attorney s office were flooded with calls voicing support for Dotson and Webb. Even Samuels said he was "so rry'' he had to disappoint Dotson and his family. But prosecutors J. Scott A rthur and Peggv Frossard, w ho said they originally believed W ebb's recantation, said Samuels had no other decision because of inconsistencies in her new testimony. For instance, W ebb testified she had sex with her boyfriend a few days before reporting the rape in July 1977. But experts who re-examined the underwear she was wearing when she was found by police located an 11-inch stain of semen, indicating she had had sex the same day Webb also claimed she cut herself with a pirce of broken glass to make the rape appear real, but she did not explain how four letters, two E's and two H 's appeared on her abdomen. She also testified that she did not injure her vagina, but an examination at the time of the rape allegation there, which the examining physician said looked only a few hours old. two bruises revealed Webb, a mother of two now living in Jaffrey, N .H ., says she decided to recant the rape charge because her conscience bothered her after she became a born-again Christian three vears ago. She said she originally identified Dotson because he fit the sketch of the attacker she had given police. Court records show she also tentatively identi­ fied a second man as a passenger in the car the night she was raped. That man turned out to be one of Dotson s best friends, prosecutors said. Webb also originally gave a detailed descrip tion of the car where the alleged attack occurred, and said she had ripped the car's vinyl seat cov­ ers as two men held her down and a third raped her. Those types of details really rang to my ears as something that could only be given by some­ body that had gone through this " Frossard said The information about the second identifica tion and the car was not brought out by Dotson's lawyer, W arren Lupel, who had to prove Webb was lying in 1979 in order to get Dotson's convic­ tion and sentence vacated. And W ebb's lawyer, John M cLario, refused to comment on the identi­ fication and car during a news conference Fri­ day. Another indicator that W ebb may not even now be telling the truth was her frequent inabili­ ty to recall details about the alleged attack during her recantation testimony. M cLario defended his client, saying, "Sh e was telling a lie (in 1979) and you know that lies are very difficult to remember.'' But Samuels, w ho cited extensive Illinois case law that considers recantation testimony a-' highly unreliable, said Webb's frequent lapses amounted to "selective recall." Despite the questions about her new testimo­ ny, Webb says she should be believed. "There is no physical evidence that points to G ary Dotson, she said Friday. "H e 's innocent. I m telling the truth. There's no way they could pinpoint G ary Dotson to me because he didn't do it, and I knew that. If a jury could hear the testimony, read the transcripts, hear m y true story now, 1 feel confident they would believe the truth." Although the physical evidence in the case did not positively link Dotson to the alleged rape, it also did not exclude him. But the evidence did exclude W ebb's boyfriend as the source of a pu­ bic hair found in W ebb's underwear. Dotson too was a victim of his own inconsist ent testimony. He claimed he was partying the day of the alleged rape and had fallen asleep alone in a car, but could not say how long he slept. H e first said it was a half-hour, then under cross-examination said it could have been two hours. "1 think the old adage if you give a man enough rope, he'll hang himself has come true today," prosecutor A rthur said after Dotson tes­ tified. And Dotson s ow n alibi witness contradicted the man he was trying to help, testifying Dotson was not out of his sight when the alleged attack occurred, even though he had told police and a grand jury a different story. I he inconsistencies in the alibis, which appar­ ently occurred because Dotson was forced to stick with the same story he told eight years ago or face impeachment, did not help his case. But the issue at last week s hearing was not whether Dotson is innocent. The only issue was whether W ebb lied in 1979 or she lied last week. 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Thev were recognized Saturday, their Honors Day, unreachable star. for reaching The Honors Dav convocation, held in the Performing ArU Center Concert Hall, was given to honor three retired I I staff members, two Austinites, one professor, and 1,800 student1- I In* 83 students who have CO CiPAs were honored individually as Distinguished College Scholars, while other students with grade- point a v e r a g e s of 3.5 or higher were honored a s C o ll e g e Scholars I he deans of the respective col­ lege^ spokt briefly and introduced the Distinguished College Sholars from their colleges. I arnest Gloyna, dean of the ( ollege of I ngmeering, emphasized the relative difficulty of maintaining a 1.0 average in engi­ neering, there certainly wasn't any grade inflation in the College of Engineering. saying I Robert Wills, dean of the Col­ lege of Fine Arts said achievement in the arts could be considered a "lonely distinction/* but said also that the arts are not a minority inter­ est and are the hope for the future. The top of the UT Tower was lighted orange Saturday night to sa­ lute the academic achievers. UT President Peter Flawn con- diK ted the ceremony, which was at­ tended by the UT administrative vice presidents and the d e a n s of the UT colleges. Presidential citations were given to two Austinites, C.B. Smith Sr. and Jack G. Taylor, who have en­ dowed several academic positions Pickle said Massachusetts and other states without valuable reve­ nue sources such as oil have been reaping great rewards from state tn- * -tments in university research, and he challenged Texas state l e g i s lators to invest similarly. lames W, Vitk. professor of math- e m a t i i s , received the Amoco Foun­ dation O u tstan ding Teaching Award. The 1985 \rno Nowotnv Medals, named for tht late former U l dean of students, were given to retired s t a f f members Bill I llington, Paul White and I oyd I dmonds, whose careers had a positive effect on a I he large number of students iwards were presented by Ronald Brown, current U l dean of stu­ dents Bill 1 llington worked in the U l ithletics department from men s 1959 to 1981 as an assistant coach under Darrell Royal From 1966 to 197 > he was th* Ú I freshman foot ball coat h, and worked in the athlet ics department administration from 1965 to 1981 Ellington was director of men's athletics from 1980 to 1981 Paul White, a psychiatrist, was given a Nowotnv award for his work with the Student Health Cen­ ter. White came to the University in 1948, spent 36 years on the U l staff, directed the health tenter for 17 years, and retired in 1974. I ovd I dmonds was general man­ ager of T e x a s Student Publications from 1956 until his retirement in 19g2. As I SP general manager, I d- monds was involved with IS P's fi­ nancial growth, the publication sys­ tem's conversion to computer processing, and the entire opera- -’:W m Federal immigration reform, as spelled out in the proposed Simp- son-Mazzoli bill, drew criticism from academics at a press briefing on immigration Friday in Sid Rich­ ardson Hall. Under the Simpson-Mazzoli bill, U.S. employers who knowingly hire undocumented foreign workers would be subject to stiff fines. The bill also has provisions for granting legal status to workers who meet complicated regarding length of residence in the United States. criteria "Nothing that is currently being discussed in Washington as a sup­ posed remedy for the problem of illegal immigration is likely to have any noticeable impact on the exis­ tence of immigration," said Wayne ( ornelius, director of the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies at the Univer­ sity of C alifornia at San Diego. Cornelius said sanctions against employers of immigrants illegal would not affect the "supply and demand that are responsible for cre­ ating the labor." Cornelius said that a recent sur­ vey of California workers and em­ ployers shows larger firms are more likely to comply with federal legisla­ tion aimed at regulating foreign workers These firms would simply contract out much of their labor-in­ tensive work to smaller firms, with which they already have a "sym bi­ otic relationship," he said. The smaller firms are forced to rely on immigrant labor to remain competi­ tive, he said. Smaller firms would be less likely to provide benefits and protections (The) majority of people born into poverty in Tex as are born within 10 miles of the Texas-Mexi- co border.’ — David Warner, professor in the Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs for their workers, ( ornelius said, and thus employer sanctions might increase exploitation of immigrant workers. Teresa Sullivan, associate profes­ sor of sociology, said there is not enough money to fund enforcement of the Simpson-Mazzoli bill. The Immigration and Naturalization Ser­ vice is already badly funded, Sulli­ van said. David Warner, professor in the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, said border problems are a sensitive issue. " I don't think you can address social problems on one side of the border without address­ ing problems on the other side of the border ... and that's easier said than done," Warner said " I can't see that the two govern­ ments will be able to cooperate ade­ quately," he said. The "majority of people born inti* poverty in Texas are born within 10 miles of the Texas-Mexico border," Warner said. The briefing was sponsored by the UT School of Law, the colleges of liberal arts and communication, the Population Research Center, the L.BJ School of Public Affairs and the Institute of I atin American Studies. Loyd Edmonds ... recipient of 1985 Arno Nowotny medal former general manager of Texas Student Publications tion's move into tht' Jesse Communii ation Center. Jones I dmonds oversaw the b u s in e s s operations of The Daily Texan, UT- most magazine, The ( actus year­ book, the official U l directory and Peregrinus, the law school year­ book. In 1979 Edmonds received the Distinguished Service Award of the National C ouncil of College Publica­ tions Advisers. He was cited as "a forerunner nationally in researching and implementing new systems and new styles to improve the produc­ tion and service of student publica­ tions." Award-winning black publisher says press must rebuild credibility By G RA C E LIM Daily Texan Staff The U.S. press has a tarnished image and needs to work at rebuilding itself in the public eye, said Robert Maynard, who received the College of Communication's Dewitt Carter Reddick Award Saturday. Maynard and more than 40 others were honored for outstanding achievements in communications at the College of Commu­ nication Honors Convocation. Maynard is the editor, publisher and president ot The Tribune in Oakland, Calif. Robert Jeffrey, dean of the < ollege of Communication, said Maynard has been celebrated widely by member1- of the news­ paper profession. "W e are delighted to honor him and his contributions to journal ism and communication generally," he said. "M r. Maynard is the tirst black to have held the position of editor, and then pub­ lisher, and then finally owner of a major metropolitan daily newspaper servicing a primarily white readership," Jeffrey said. Maynard said he was pleased to be hon­ ored among other former Reddick recipi ents, such as Walter Cronkite, Bill Moyers and Otis Chandler. " I am flattered and honored by this aw ard," he said. " I his is an impressive list of people to be associated w ith." In his acceptance speech, Maynard spoke on how the image of the American press has decayed in the public's eye. "Free press in a free society must rely on mutual trust," he said. Maynard said the public considers the p r e s s headhunters "There is ,i fear at ross the country after the Watergate triumph that the press is out headhunting in the government and businesses," he said. Maynard said the press must rebuild its image. "W e must rebuild our credibility," he said. "W e must be more open and acces­ sible to the public we serve." I rancene Cobb, administrative assistant in the College of Communication, said the award was named after the university's first dean of the College of Communication. "It is given as recognition for outstanding achievements in communications," Cobb sa k I I I students also won many awards. Not receive only did Rosalyn Creemer, advertising sen­ ior, the Outstanding Student Award in advertising, she also has a 4.0 grade point average. 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I Sullivan said that deciding "w hat ¡ S the right thing for this country to requires the participa- do in space I Fion of all Americans, not just em­ ployees of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Sullivan served as a mission spe- I cialist on an eight day shuttle mis- I sion in October 1984 The mission I crew, including Sullivan and Sally i Ride, was comprised of seven peo­ ple, the largest number to serve on | a space shuttle mission to date. I Sullivan said she did not feel she I was treated differently during the mission because of her sox. S h e said 'hat Flight problems kept her and the rest of the crew busy. (( ommander) Dave (I.eestma) and I had our ups and downs won- I dering whether we really would get I to do the spacewalk," Sullivan said. I Nothing is ever taken for granted [ in our business, but the day finally I came that we hauled out our spare ! space suit, which has gone under various names during the flight. Ever since the arm popped out and | sort of acquired a friendly cast, we I started calling it R alp h ." "R a lp h " helped Sullivan and Leestma spend 3V? hours in space demonstrating the feasibility of sat­ ellite refueling. You develop a very immediate definition of what's up and d o w n ," Sullivan said. "It's whatever's con­ venient at the moment. Your inner ear, which tells you about up and down here on the earth, is not talked to on orbit. And your eye and your brain decide what's con­ venient at the m om ent." Sullivan said that being locked up in the orbiter was similar to being locked up in a lab working on a project. Sullivan said she would not com­ ment on the appropriateness of Sen. Jake G am , R-Utah, serving on the I most recent shuttle mission. "H e 's got the support of the folks that elected him in Utah, and that's be- ; tween him and his constituents," Sullivan said. Sullivan was recently appointed by President Ronald Reagan to the National Commission on Space to look at civilian space-exploration opportunities. Sullivan spoke to a room of ap­ proximately 70 U I mechanical engi­ neering students and faculty Satur­ d a y at P a s tu re s the G re e n Restaurant and 1888 Bar in Austin. Sullivan was guest of honor at the annual initiation banquet of the UT Kappa chapter of Pi Tau Sigma, an honor society for mechanical engi­ neering students. Sullivan's next space scheduled for August 1986. flight is 'Cannonball Run III p p i R * * . 1 "' W Firefighter Monty Strange sprays a car that caught fire at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house Friday night at 23rd and Nueces streets. Phi Delta Theta Robert Cohen, Daily Texan Staff had a car derby earlier in the day as part of the Round-Up celebration. This was the second car to catch fire that night at the house. Area choir off to England University Methodist sends singers to Westminster Abbey By MARTHA ASHE Daily Texan Staff recuperating W hile most students and faculty from members are spring semester finals, approxi­ mately 60 members of the U niversi­ ty United Methodist C hurch choir will be off to Great Britain to per­ form at London's W estm inister A b ­ bey. Su/anne Schul/-Widm ar, who di­ rects the choir along with her hus band Russell, said the group will leave M ay 25. Before arriving in London, the group will stop in Washington, D .C ., for performanc­ es in the National Cathedral and in the National United Methodist Church. The choir will perform some new Am erican hymns at Westm inster Abbey on M ay 29 at an annual mu­ sic festival and then continue on to N orw ich, Great Britain, to perform in the Methodist church there. The group was asked in late 1983 to perform at W estm inster Abbey in M ay of 1984. Schul/ W idm ar said the choir had to turn the invitation dow n because they could not pre­ pare in time, but asked if they might perform this M ay. W e just knew we couldn't pre­ pare ourselves in such a short time musically or financially," Schulz- W id er said "B u t we wanted to per­ form at Westm inster, so w e asked them if w e could wait until this M a y ." The choir, which is m ainly com­ posed of ü I students, employees, ex-students or spouses of students or staff members, began working last fall to raise m oney to travel to I ondon, said Martha Boyd, a choir member and research associate for the University N ew s and Informa­ tion Center. "W e 'v e raised about half of the cost of the trip for each person," Boyd said. "W e 'v e done all kinds of fund-raising activities. W e started out last fall with a big fund-raising gala dinner. W e 've made tapes of choir performances in the last year and sold those. "O n e member of the church is a faculty member in architecture at U T and he drew a sketch of the church and w e've sold those. It's just been a variety of things." Vera Dellwardt, choir member and graduate student in English, said the entire church had donated time and money to make the trip possible for the choir. "T h e church has been wonderful. W e 'v e held a fund-raising dinner, and an arts and crafts shop was opened here that has helped raise over $5,000." D ellw ardt said the choir not only added to the church services, but provided U T music students an op­ portunity to perform outside school activities. "It's a wonderful choir be­ it gives students w ho are cause studying music and w e have sev­ eral —- a chance to have a kind of apprenticeship " Early bird’ advising to be offered By PAUL SPERRY Daily Texan Staff fo alleviate long lines during fall preregistration, the College of Busi­ ness Adm inistration and the De­ partment of English will offer an "e a rly b ird " advising week April 15- 19. Academ ic advising will also be offered during the regular preregis­ tration week April 22-26. " W e hope that by extending the period of time we advise, we will be able to reduce the wait time for stu­ dents, as well as provide more thor­ ough ad vising ," said Susan Hol- zaepfel, advising coordinator for the business college. Advisers and preregistration ma­ terial will be available from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Graduate School of Business Building, she said. 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Mark W h iter visit troops on maneuvers in Honduras attracted a nationwide media blitzkrieg that pushed both White's and U S military presence in Central America to the forefront of national attention. "his" to White visited a 450-member contingent of the lexas National Guard, called Task Force lexas invited by the U S Department of Defense to help the Honduran army evaluate its ability to defend the border from a Nicaraguan-based tank attack. I he Texas Guard's mock tank invasion was a rela­ tively small component in a series of joint military exer­ c is e s that have helped ensure a sizeable U . S . military presence in 1 londuras for several years Big Pine III, the m a n u e v e r s involving the Guard, carries the legacy of two previous Big Pine operations and several other joint exercises ranging from simulated guerrilla warfare to full-scale amphibious assaults. ! he U S military presence along the Nicaraguan bor­ der has significantly reduced the number of Sandinista border raids on the local Honduran villages and helped establish the 1 londuran border as a s .ife base for the i s -backed Contra guerillas. I he Contras launch guer­ illa attacks into Northern Nicaragua, attempting to de­ stroy the tenuous stability of the Sandinista govern­ ment. White's trip has been the butt of much public criti- cism 1 le has been accused of using the politically sensi­ tive situation in Central America to gain publicity. De­ spite the mixed opinions on White's motives, the Honduaras visit netted White an unprecedented amount of media coverage which will remain in the public s mind long after the controversy fades. More than 80 media representatives stampeded the U.S. Embassy in legucigalpa, the Honduran capital, in a last-minute rush to gather the credentials that would allow them to scurry after White as he visited the Guard. Cliven the cost of publicity, the Department of De­ fense got a bargain by picking up the transportation tab for White and a dozen hand-picked reporters The cost of flying to Honduras, Panama, and the return voyage c ame to $42,000 in operating expenses, according to the Austin Am erk an-Statesman. The U.S. military also benefitted from the publicity generated from White's trip. Fong after the Texas Guard leaves Honduras, there will he U.S. soldiers po­ sitioned along the border on manuevers with the Hon­ duran army. I He Reagan administration, sensitive to international reaction, would prefer that U.S. military presence in Honduras he seen in terms of temporary exercises rather than a show of fore e to maintain peace I ach U.S. soldier carries with him a full load of live ammunition for his weapon. Although no major border incidents involving U.S. military personnel and San- dinistas have been reported, there have been many un­ confirmed sightings of Sandinista soldiers obse rving the U.S. troops from nearby hillsides. rhe N ic a r a g u a n s have recently increased their re­ cruiting drive to shore up the northern border, which thev consider seriously weakened by the Contra threat from the U.S. secured Honduran border. Ihe con­ trolled media exposure of U.S military presence in Honduras may buv an image of construc tive training for the U.S. troops, but the underlying tension of the region remains. As reporters look on, Gov. 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The story already appeared to have been written halfway through the round Sunday, since Strange was four shots in front en route to what seemed to be an ama/mg comeback victory. Augusta National's back nine, however, has re-written potential history before and it did so again. "1 |ust tried not to get excited and to play the best 1 could and see what happened,” said Langer, who had captured 16 international titles but had never won in the United States before Sunday. "If you plav the best you can and somebody else plays better, then that is all right.” Nobody else could play better, al­ though Strange did for a while. Strange, the PG A's leading mon­ ey winner who shot an 80 on open­ ing day and made airline reserva­ tions to leave town before shooting a 65 the next afternoon, reached the 10th hole in wonderful shape. But he three-putted for a bogey at the 10th to create the first ripple of doubt that things might not go well and then knocked his second shot in the water that fronts both the the 465- par-5s on the back side yard 13th and 500-yard 15th. Langer made up six shots on the back nine, and even though he bo­ geyed the final hole he shot a 4-un- der 68 to finish at 6-under 282. Strange needed to hole a 40-foot chip shot from the fringe at the final hole to force a playoff, but it went 10 feet past and his resulting bogey left him with a 71 for the day and a 4-under 284 for the tournament. Me finished in a tie for second with for­ mer champions Raymond Floyd and Seve Ballesteros. "W e ll,” said Strange, "I'm disap­ pointed Very much so. I was '-over on the back side and didn't hit that many poor shots. "I felt I had control of the tourna­ ment Anytime you lose you feel bad. Tomorrow I will probably feel worse. "I never considered laying up at the 13th and 15th. I really didn't have that far to go ” Langer. the third non-American to win this tournament (Ballesteros and Gary Player are the others), picked up $126,000 for the win and was awarded the green coat sym­ bolic of victory by last year's cham­ pion — Ben Crenshaw. "Obviously it is a dream come [.anger, 27, who true," said wrapped his arms around wife Vik- ki for a celebration hug after Strange's final chip shot missed the cup. "I've always wanted to win a major championship, but 1 didn't think it would come so soon." Floyd began the day with a one- shot lead over Strange, but he suf­ fered problems with his driver early in the round and needed an eagle at the par-5 15th to get back into a tie for second place after a round of 72. Ballesteros had a 70 that might have been better if two chip shots which hit the hole had not spun out. Alone in fifth place was Jay Haas, who finished at 285 after an excel­ lent round of 67 — shot earlier in the day under cloudy skies and brief showers while the pressure w a s not at its most intense. Then came Jack Nicklaus, Gary Hallberg, Craig Stadler and Bruce Lietzke at 2-under 286. Tom Watson and Lee Trevino were among those at 1-under, each shooting even-par 72s Sunday. Crenshaw slumped far back in the pack with a 79 and beat only two other players in a disappointing defense of the title he won a year ago. Texas third baseman Dodd Johnson (16) ts welcomed by teammates after homering in the Longhorns 9-4 win o v e r Oklahoma Stam Sunday Sweep all in a day’s work for Texas Kevm Gutting Cmity Texan Staff By JIM PURCELL Daily Texan Staff Baseball Greg Swindell has been tabbed "The Garbageman" by his Texas teammates. The Longhorns' ace pitcher has earned the label by com­ ing back after starts with little rest to finish up games. Sunday, it happened again. After hurling a complete game for a 6-8 victory over Rice Friday night at Disch-Falk Field, the sophomore left-hander came back with just one day of rest to pitch the eighth in­ ning of a scheduled seven-inning game to pick up his third victory in six days — a 5-4 decision over the fading Owls. Swindell said. "Things are starting to look good ' They looked even better after the third game, which Texas won, 9-0, behind the three-hit pitching of Bruce Ruffin. " I felt good,” said Ruffin, who improved his record to 7-1 on the year. ” 1 felt like I was spotting it (the slider) a little better." The three-game sweep over the Owls, coupled with a 9-4 victory over No. 3 Oklahoma State Sunday night, ran the 16th-ranked lo n g ­ h o r n s ' season record to 42-10, 7-5 ¡n the Southwest Conference. "W e got those clutch hits again," "M aybe we're )ust not playing enough," said Texas Coach Cliff Gustafson, who had never won three games in one day before. "You can't really tell (what effect four wins in one weekend will have), but we made some prog­ ress." Texas got off to an uncharacteris­ tic start against Oklahoma State, as starter Mike Poehl surrendered three hits and second baseman Bill Bates let a grounder short-hop un­ der his glove — allowing the C ow ­ boys to score two runs before Poehl could register an out. But Poehl settled down and re­ tired the next three batters and went the distance for the third time this year, scattering two hits through the last eight innings. The Longhorns scraped out a pair of runs in the bottom of the first, and they did it the hard way — without the benefit of a hit. The two teams exchanged runs in the second and the Cowbovs took a one-run lead into the bottom of the fourth. But Dodd Johnson quickly erased the deficit bv leading off the inning with h i s fourth home run of the year. The Longhorns took the lead for good in the fifth when they put to­ gether a two-out rally. After a single by Bud Rav and a walk to Johnson, Rusty Richards took the first pitch over the wall in right for his first home run of the year. See Sweeo page 3 Hagler, Hearns predict early bedtime for each other United Press International first three rounds. pen. LAS V EG A S, Nev. — Middleweight champion Marvin Hagler has been parad­ ing around for a week with a screaming red cap covering his slick, shaved head. Embla­ zoned on the cap is one word — "W A R ." That's what he said he expects Monday night's championship fight against Thomas Hearns to be. The intensity of what figures to be a wild brawl could be likened to a war. But a re­ view of the careers of the two mule-kick punchers indicates this war might end in a real hurry. In piling up a 60-2-2 record, the fierce Hagler has averaged only 5.83 rounds per fight, knocking out 23 opponents in the first three rounds. Hearns, who has compiled a 40-1 record, mostly as a welterweight, has worked even less, averaging just 5.02 rounds per fight while knocking out 24 opponents in the The two have fought 105 times as profes­ sionals. Only eight of their bouts have gone into the 12th round. Very important statistics. Especially to the 15,088 fans who have paid between $100 and $600 to see the fight live and 2 million who have coughed up about $23 each to watch the scheduled 12-round fight on closed circuit TV. The fight is scheduled to start at 9:45 p.m. By 10 o'clock, either Hagler or Hearns might be counting sheep. The bout is being fought under the sanc­ tion of the World Boxing Council, thus the scheduled 12 rounds instead of 15. Hagler said it's insignificant. "It makes no difference," he said. ' This fight is not going to last verv long. It's gon­ na end real quick. This will not be a 12- round fight. "Fleams might try to run all night and win a decision, but I won't let that hap­ Hearns agrees with Hagler that the fight will end quickly. He disagrees on a minor detail, however. the WBC "Hagler will be gone by third round," super welterweight champion said. "The Hit Man is back. I'll knock him out, and it might be sooner than the third round." the Both fighters concluded all training Sat­ urday, and Sunday thev had a full day of rest for the first time in several months. Hearns and his trainer, Emanuel Stew­ ard, raised some eyebrows Friday and again Sunday when they insisted Hearns weighed 165 pounds — five over the middleweight limit — and would lose the pounds in the final 36 hours. That story, however, lost a bit of credibil­ ity Saturday night when Hearns dined on a plate of spaghetti, a starch-filled dish sel­ dom seen on a weight watcher's menu. Most observers feel Elearns, who moved up from the 147-pound welterweight class the 154-pound super wel­ to become terw e ig h t jun ior (also kn ow n as middleweight) champ, is several pounds below the 160-pound limit But those observers can't seem to decide who should be favored in the fight. Veteran trainers Eddie Futch and \ngelo Dundee have nothing to do with Mondav night's fight, vet the longtime adversaries again find themselves in opposite comers. Futch, who handles International Boxing Federation heavyweight champion Larry Holmes and world lightweight champion Michael Spinks, and Dundee, in the corner of former champions Muhammad Ali and Sugar Rav Leonard, see different scenarios unfolding when Hagler and Hearns meet. "1 like Thomas Hearns," said Futch. "There's no doubt in my mind that Hagler is the best middleweight out there counters Dundee. Futch expects Hearns to win the title in style because he has the right style. " I was in Willie Monroe's corner the night he beat Hagler, said Futch of a 1976 loss that is one of two blemishes on Hagler's record. "It takes a good )ab and strong right had to beat Hagler That'-, ex­ actly what Hearns has "Hearns can box, and he has the physical ability to give Manan a ver • ven toce i time. Hagler cannot fight backing u That's what Hearns is going o io -o upi Dundee doesn't igree. "W hat I don't know is it H e a r n s reallv knows how to tight a southpaw he said "It ain't easy. When a gu\ is tight ng a southpaw, he can't lead with i right \e best punch is the jab. Fleams could get luckv eai!v on but he's going to have to stick and move s tic k and move and stay in the middle of the ring. The way 1 see it to beat lagler, I ora- mv will have to show sharp oalance mci reflexes Stanford upsets No.1 USC in Longhorn-Kaepa finals By WILL HAMPTON Daily Texan Staff Women’s Tennis Perhaps Stanford teams should compete in Austin more often. Sunday, the second-ranked Stan­ ford women's tennis team knocked off No. 1 USC to capture the Longhorn-Kaepa Tennis Classic, Just last month, the Stanford men's swim team won the N C A A title at the Texas Swimming Center "Austin's a great town," said Car­ dinal Coach Frank Brennen, after his No. 2 doubles team took the third set to clinch the first place match, 5-4. The tournament, which included eight of the top 10 teams in the country and a slew of the nation's best singles players and doubles teams, mav have provided a partial preview of next month s N C A A championships in Oklahoma City. Partial, because Stanford compet­ ed without its top singles player, fourth-ranked Anna Ivan. USC was without Caroline Kuhlman, its No. 2 singles player and half of its No. 1 doubles team "(Kuhlm an) is so valuable for us," said Trojan Coach Dave Borelli, "because she's No. 1 (singles) and No. 1 doubles and that's what really hurts us, that's what we need. She makes a difference. Third-ranked Texas, which lost the remainder of a rain-delayed 6-3 match to Stanford Sundav morning, defeated Florida bv the same mar­ gin later in the day to take third place. The Stanford-USC match rek­ indled a rivalry that began after the Cardinal beat the Trojans in the fi­ nals of the N C A A championship last season USC avenged that loss with a 5-4 dual match victory over Stanford earlier this season. The two teams meet again next week in Palo Alto, Calif. The Stanford-USC match came down to the last doubles match after the two split the singles matches. to sweep 'You know. 1 thought we had a (the doubles chance matches), Brennen --aid. I didn t think any match was reaII) going to be cut and dry. Actually 1 1 would have predicted a winner, 1 would have said the surest winner, for ei­ ther team, would have been our No. 1 doubles and we lost that one. 'But that's the type of thing we do with USC. There s so much emo­ tion involved, that it doesn t reallv matter who the better player is be cause when emotion comes into it sometimes somebody just snaps up and bites you." The winning match between the No. 2 doubles teams came after Stanford's No. 3 doubles team of Kay Tittle and Stephanie Savides beat USC's Mary Norwood and Stephanie Harges, 6-2, 6-4. The Tro­ jan s No. 1 team of Heliane Steden and Cecilia Fernandez dropped Stanford's Pattv Fendick and Leigh Anne Eldredge, 6-3, 6-3 to set up the deciding match What Fendick lacked in doubles play, she more than made up for n her singles mate he-- Fendict dropped USC s Heliane Steden No 6 in the nation, 6-3, o-2 Sundav And Fendick dominated the top- ranked -'ingles player in lit nation Texas Beverlv Bowes n-3 n-2 in Saturday's match against the I one horns. B o w e s appeared to be in for a disasterous weekend when she dropped the f i rst set of her next sin­ gles match, 1-n, to F l o r i d a s h 11 Hethenngton. But Hethenngton tired and Bowes came back strong to tak3 the next two sets 6-> " I thought that our conditioning really hi owed through n ooth .in lexas Coach Jeff gles and doubles Moore said. "W e were up all the time and didn t let down The Longhorns got their best showing of the weekend from s e n ­ ior Gen Greiwe who won e v e r v an­ gles and doubles match she played in. "1 want to win tor the team more than I want to win for myself, Greiwe said. Our team is so to­ gether, we reallv work towards one goal, which is a little bit different than our past teams. fifth place In either matches, fifth-ranked M i­ ami put away No. 4 Trinity, 5-4 to take Last year s Longhorn-Kaepa runner-up tenth- ran ke d U C L A , beat No 9 Northwestern, 5-4, to take seventh place. Kevin Gutting, Daily Texan Staff Stanford’s Patty Fendick fires a vicious backhand on her way to a victory at Longhorn-Kaepa tournament. 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Rain or shine on the patio at the entrance to UT Press. 2100 Comal vim M»n0rc*rd #cc ► Ryan wins duel with Carlton United Press International M L B NATIONAL LEAGUE H O U S T O N Nolan Ryan pitched a six-hitter and outdueled Stevt C arlton in a battle of base­ ball's all-time leading strikeout pitchers Sunday to lead the Houston Astros to a 5-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Ryan, 2-0, pitched his first complete game of the season, walking one and striking out nine to increase his record all-time strikeout total to 3,8 87. C arlton, 0 2. allowed five runs four of them unearned and gave up nine hits in five inn­ ings while walking five and s t r i k i n g out two, I le also had two strikeouts gave him 3,877 for his career, 10 fewer than Ryan. t w o wild pitches Carlton's Jose Cruz lined a one out single to ienter to sta rt the Astros on the1 wav to vie tory in the fifth, jerry Murnphrev walked anil Carlton wild- pitched the r u n n e r s to second and third Cruz was caught trying to steal home on an aborted suicide squeeze, but Murnphrev advanced to third. Carlton then uncorked his second wild pitih of the inning, allowing Murnphrev to score. Ferry Puhl reached first on shortstop Steve J e lt z 's error, stole second and scored on Mark Bailey's double to left center. Cubs 4, Expos 2 C H I( A G O Hom e runs bv lady Davis and < , innings before bring replaced by lerry I orster Forster walked the only hatter to face him and bruce Sutter got the final two outs to notch his second save. Cardinals 10, Pirates 4 P I I F S B U R G l I Jack C lark smashed a three- run homer and pitcher Joaquin Andujar drove in two r u n s to lead St. I cm is p a s t Pittsburgh for its fir st victory of t h e season. Clark got his second home run of the season on his first pitch from reliever Kent lekulve in the ninth inning. I he blast to left-center also scored lerry Pendleton and W illie McGee, who opened the inning with singles. Andujar, 1-0, capped a three-run eighth with a two run single up the middle, but he i ut his hand hitting the hall and was forced to leave the game. Mets 4, Reds 0 N E W Y O R K G ary Carter broke open a scoreless game with a sixth-inning home run and Dwight Gooden fired a four-hitter and struck out 10 to spark N e w York over ( incinnati I he Mets, the National I eague's only unbeat­ en club, improved to > 0 in their best start in their 24-vear history. I he Reds fell to 1-4 after w inning on Opening Day. Gooden, 1-0, permitted just four singles and two walks. O nlv one runner reached as far as second base and Cincinnati never had more than one runner on base in any inning. Dave Parker in the first inning Giants 8, Dodgers 4 LOS A N G E L E S C h r i s Brown's two run double ignited a five-run sixth inning that car ned San Francisco toa victory over I o s Angeles Brow n's blast off the center field fence made a winner of lim Cott, making h is first National I eague start, and ended a t ig h t pitching duel with the Dodgers' Jerrv Reuss AMERICAN LEAGUE Tigers 5, Royals 1 K A N S A S C 11 Y, Mo. I a nee Parrish drove in four runs with an infield out and a homer and W illie Hernandez pitched out of a bases loaded, none-out jam against Kansas City in the ninth to preserve Detroit's fifth consecutive victory. Parrish, who drove in a run with an infield out in the third off loser Bret Saherhagen, 0 I, slammed a three-run homer with two out in the seventh off reliever M ike LaCoss with Alan Erammell, who had doubled, and Kirk Gibson, w ho was intentionally walked, on base White Sox 11, Red Sox 6 B O S T O N -Carlton f isk had four RBI, includ­ ing a three-run homer that capped a seven-run fourth inning as C hicago pounded Boston. Britt Burns, I 0, scattered nine hits in 5?A inn­ ings to get the victory, with Boh J a m e s pitching a scoreless ninth inning. Blue Jays 5, Orioles 3 B A L IIM O R E Ranee Mullmiks hit a two-run homer and a pair of doubles in his first career four-hit game, helping loronto snap Baltimore's four-game winning streak. Mulliniks, who doubled in one run and scored another in a three-run fifth inning off Mike Bod dicker, 1-1, greeted relief pitcher Sam m y Stewart with a line drive home run into the first row of the right field bleat hers in the seventh inning. Yankees 2, Indians 1 C l E V E L A N D W illie Randolph scored the winning run in the eightFi inning on Don Matt­ ingly's double play grounder and Phil Niekrp and Dave Righetti combined on a six-hitter to lead N ew York past winless Cleveland. N ew York improved to 2-3 while C leveland fell to 0 5, the worst start for an Indians' team since 1^74 Brewers 8. Rangers 1 A R L IN G T O N , Texas Paul Householder's three run homer led a 15-hit attack that support­ ed the six-hit pitching of Moose Haas and helped M ilwaukee to a rout of Texas. Mariners 5. Twins 1 S E A IT L I Phil Bradley's seventh inning bases-loaded triple highlighted a five-run sev­ enth inning that helped unbeaten Seattle defeat Minnesota for their sixth consecutive victory. Bradley, who belted a two-out bases-loaded homer in the bottom of the ninth to give Seattle an 8-7 victory Saturday, lashed a line drive off the right center field wall to give Seattle a 4-0 lead and help Mariner starter Mike Moore, 2-0, pit k up the victory. A’s 8. Angels 1 O A K I A N D , C alif. Mike D avis continued hi-- torrid offensive pace, hitting a three-run ho­ mer and a sacrifice flv to pace Oakland past C ali­ fornia. Davis's blast into the fifth row of the right field bleachers in the second inning off Mike W itt, 0- 2, opened the scoring for the A's. W ith one out, D w ayne M urphy doubled and Mike Heath walked before Davis unloaded. Davis, who finished last season with a disap­ pointing .230 batting average, opened the C ali­ fornia series with a five-RBI night on Friday. He followed with an R BI single on Saturday and his four Sunday gave him 10 for the weekend. w c o u p o n o tl'v r e x p ir o * I .10 S;~ good tor ail members of the partv I I I I i i I I I I i ! 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W hile most of these film1- didn't pull in millions upon millions at the box office in their ini tial releases, they have achieved a loyal cult following; they draw faith­ ful Python fans to college theaters and movie houses that feature older movies. And it's no wonder that the Python's style of humor is so popu­ lar with college audiences, it often deflates the hypocrisy of such stuffed targets as social manners, high art, royalty, politics and fine living by unabashedly miring its tar­ gets in smut, filth and gore and pre­ senting it all in a hyper-scatalogical string of sketches and animations that never sit still for very long. N ow one of their more recent m ov­ ies, "M o n ty Python's Meaning of L ife ," released in 1981, is heeding it1- call to offend on the college cir­ cuit. Like the T V series, "M e a n in g " is a series of sketches, and there's also th*1 usual assortment of skits and cartoons, but here much of the ma­ terial is cruder and more blatantly calculated to offend than anything they've ever done before. There's a bit in a Welsh slum, for instance, with Michael Palin explaining to his multitudes of shabby children w hy their Catholic faith prevented him and his wife from resorting to birth control to spare their suffering md then singing is Sacred." Across the street from all this, Graham Chapman as a Protes­ tant watches scornfully with wife Eric Idle and proudly explains why his religious faith allows him to place anything he w mts on his reproductive organ. "E v e r y Sperm There's also a sketch in which t o organ-donor specialists show up at the home of Terr\ Jones and force­ fully remove hw liver while his wife watches. And, of course, there's the now-famous — or notorious, de­ pending on how you sec it — scene in which the bloated Jones waddles into a posh restaurant and spew s vomit on both the carpet and those around him until a fatal after-dinner wafer causes him So explode. Still even though the Pythons follow the same basic format that th< y sed f ;»r their television series, the humor n "M ean in g isn t as pleasurable and the movie doesn't bear much resemblance to earlier Python efforts. Before, when they presented a skit, thing'- were always kept quick and sprightly and enjoy­ able, and the lines were usually de­ in an athletic, agreeable livered banter. And w h en thev lampooned som ething you did n't have to take it seriously because the Pythons al­ ways seemed more interested m comic i d e a s than in really making a pomt about something (hi- thev time> though, take aw ay the lightness and energy; ev­ erything is slowed down and more deliberate It's as if thev had forgot­ ten how they made everything so funny before; they seem to strive for notoriety rather than laughs The pacing is sluggish and scenes are al­ lowed to drag on too long; there's one tiresome stretch in the Zulu sec­ tion in which the British officers happen upon Idle and Palin sharing the halves of a tiger-costume dis­ guise and the two endlessly come up with improbable explanations for their actions. The cinematogra­ phy is also wrong for this kind of com edy; it's crisp and sharp and doesn't mix well with the crudeness of the humor. There's really only one genuinely funny scene that overcomes all this. A stiff backed school headmaster is lecturing about sex education and foreplay and presents a live dem on­ stration to a class of elementary- level boys, and his charges are as bored and inattentive as they would be reading Shakespeare. O ther than this on e scene, however, the in cru deness is off-putting because it isn 't pre-ented well; the Pythons seem to be showing their age in this one. Even if you 're not offended by "M e a n in g ," you probably w o n't find it funnv or enjo yable, either; y ou 're more likely to find yourself bracing revolting m om en t than laughing. The movie is an epic of wide-open bad taste. the next for Monty P ython's M eaning of directed by Terry Jones; 4:30 Life p.m and 9:20 p m M onday and 11:20 p.m. Tuesday at the Texas U nion Theatre. pretty ridiculous situations, but they b< have in a fairly realisitic and dignified manner. W hat Da­ vid and Linda react to, and where the humor comes from, is a natu­ ral extension of their charatb-rs. This makes "L o s t in A m erica" a much better movie than "V a ca­ tion," a film with a similar story but a more farcical approat h. But don't get the idea that Brooks is trying to make any grand statements in this film. If anything, he is merely saying that adverse circumstances can bring people together, not exactly a pro­ found notion. The film isn't even a comdemnation of the corporate lifestyle that our heros seem so desperate to escape. The bottom line is that "Lo s t in Am erica" has little to recommend it other than a lot of funny lines. O f course, since it's billed as a comedy, funny lines are probably enough for most people. But Brooks doesn't devel­ op any kind of sub-text that would make the movie more meaningful and satisfying. And he tells his story without a bit of cinematic flair, and almost total disregard for the visual aspect of the medium, which is 90 percent of any film. But it /< funny. "L o s t in A m erica;" directed by Albert Brooks; written by Albert Brooks and M onica Johnson; star­ ring (w ho else but) Albert Brooks and Ju lie Hagerty; at the H ig h­ land M a ll Theaters. R a tin g :* * A "N o th in g Lasts Forever." Kissing one little girl goodbye, Ross w his­ pered, "I'll tell Michael Jackson you love h im ." O ne skilled break dancer received a spotlight solo before con­ fessing to being 12. Ross's 25 years in the music busi­ ness have clearly honed her stage skills to near perfection. Unlike so m any many others in her profes­ sion, she has little fear of her audi­ ence and they adore her for her openness. Friday night's perform­ ance proved Ross is a revered com ­ mercial success while still possess­ ing fine artistic talent. Ross dazzles fans with talent, relaxed nature By BRIAN JA C O B S M EY ER Daily Texan Staff early Albert Brooks, perhaps best known for his short films on the "Saturday Night early, Live shows, has a new movie out, his third. And like "M odern Rom ance" and "Real l ife" before them, "Lo st in Am erica" is a very funny film that somehow just doesn't satisfy. It seems more like the pilot for a television series than a theatrical feature. Perhaps it's the fault of the skimpy pro duction values bad cinematog raphv and elevator-quality musn come immediately to mind but mostly it seems to be the fault of a clum sily thought out plot Com e to think of it, this woul d make a good I V series. Consider the story; wealthy couple in sub urban California. D avid (Albert Brooks) is an executive with "one of the largest advertising agencies in the w o rld !!!" (he says this about 20 times in the movie). Linda (Ju­ lie Lfagerty) has an equally high- powered job with a major depart­ m e n t got everything, but somehow their lives seem empty You know the story. After eight years toiling aw ay at the agency, D avid doesn't get the promotion he's been e> pecting. fie snap». Quits his job, sells all his possessions, buys a W innebago and takes off to points unknow n with his wife. T h e y 'v e s to re . " W e 'v e dropped out of soci­ e ty ," he tells virtually everyone he meets. "Y o u know, like 'Easy Rider ' " But D avid's idea of on- the-road adventure is hardly like David (Albert Brooks) escapes conventional America in Lost r Peter Fonda's, or Jack Keroua< 's for that matter. H e's proud of the fact that his mobile home comes complete with a m icrowave (with browner, of course). And the $150,0(X) "nest egg" he's got from selling the house and the two tars should buy a lot of Lean Cuisine. M aior plot point: in Las Vegas disaster strikes, and the comfort­ able adventure our friends have just embarked upon turns into a Tw ilight Zone episode. 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Paul 4 7 3 - 2 4 8 3 :r. 4 1 9 8 4 F IE R O SE, red, lo a d e d , all electric, boo ster/equ alizer, g a r a g e d im m a c u ­ late 5 -y e a r w a rra n ty C a ll C athy, 2 8 8 - 0 8 8 2 ,4 4 1 -1 4 1 1 4 -1 6 _____________________ 1 9 8 3 D A T S U N S E N T R A re d hatchback, 5-speed standard shift N e w So n y radio cassette speakers; sunroof, A C , low mile­ Excellent condition M u s i a g e $ 6 , 0 0 0 n e g o tia b le C o ll 4 7 8 - 9 7 4 0 . 4 - 3 0 sell '8 3 A U D I 5 0 0 0 T urb o Su n ro o f, leather, 1 9 , 0 0 0 m iles $ 1 2 , 9 0 0 Excellent c o n d i­ tion M u st sell 4 4 5 4 5 9 1 4 19 A u t o s '7 9 V W R A B B IT ste re o A M / F M . 4 7 , 0 0 0 m iles 9 0 5 0 e v e n in g s o n d w e e k e n d s 4 -15 ? - d o o r . 5-speed, A C 4 8 2 1 9 7 9 H O N D A P R E L U D E . 9 5 , 0 0 0 miles $ 2 8 0 0 M e c h a n ic a lly excellent Slight rust 4 7 9 - 8 3 0 6 e v e n in g s S ta c y 4-16 6 9 C O R V E T T E -R e c o n d it io n e d classu 1 5 0 $ 1 2 . 0 0 0 firm 713 8 7 0 - 9 8 8 / C a r in A u stin 4 - 2 4 S U M M E R E U N C o - 1 1 9 7 4 M G M id g e t c onvertible Rebulit e n g in e n e w tires 3 2 7 6 9 9 8 d a y s 2 8 0 0 6 0 6 e v e n in g • w e e k e n d s. 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O v e r h a u le d e n g in e 1 97 6 _ 4 7 8 8 3 3 5 . 5 - 6 ____________________ 1 9 7 6 T o y o t a C o r o lla A C , fresh n e w p oint V e r y d e p e n d a b le c o r fo r tra n s­ portation $ 2 4 5 0 4 4 2 - 6 4 6 4 4 19 M G 1 9 8 0 LIM ITED edition 3 3 , 0 0 0 miles 4 -sp e e d , black, im m aculate c on d ition $ 4 9 9 5 4 4 2 - 6 4 6 4 . 4 - 1 9 1 9 7 8 A L F A R O M E O Five sp e e d A C , A M / F M E x c e lle n t m e c h a n ic a l 6 4 6 4 4 -1 9 c on d ition c a ss e tt e $ 3 8 5 0 r o d i o 4 4 2 1 9 8 0 R E N A U t T I E C A R 1 9 8 0 S u n ro o f, A C , 4 sp eed, lo w miles extro d e o n For q uick sale, $ 2 2 9 5 4 4 7 6 4 6 4 4 19 1 9 7 7 S A A B 9 9 G L 4 -sp e e d , A C M u st s e e $ 2 8 5 0 4 4 2 - 6 4 6 4 4 19^ _____ 1 9 7 6 V O L V O 2 4 2 D L g o o d c o n d itio n inside a n d out $ 2 9 9 5 . 4 4 2 - 6 4 6 4 4 -1 9 l o w miles V e ry 8 0 P O R S C H E 9 2 8 , U S m odel, not un se rv ic e a b le im p ort M u s t sell L o ad e d , n e w point, M ik e 4 8 2 - 9 0 3 9 4 -1 9 V W R A B B IT Rebuilt e n g in e fflur n e w tires, n e w tires, n e w battery, g o o d c o n ­ dition $ 1 5 0 0 C all 4 6 / 7 6 4 4 4 15 1981 V W R a b b it L, 4 d o o r, autom atic, 2 8 0 0 0 miles, $ 3 0 0 0 A fte r 12 3 0 p m , 4 4 8 1 8 8 8 4 -1 9 '8 5 Z 2 8 TPI-t-top O n e m onth old, l o a d ­ ed with e v e r y a v a ila b le o p tio n A b e a u ­ ty b e y o n d w o r d s S e rio u s inquiries o n ly 2 5 8 2 7 2 9 _____________________ 4 -19 3 0 — T r u c k s - V a n s 6 6 C H E V Y sh o rlb e d pick u p with 1 9 7 7 V- 6 e n g in e 4 -sp e e d , straight b o d y N e e d s point. $ 5 0 0 4 7 4 8 4 0 9 4 -1 6 1 9 8 2 Y A M A H A S e c a 7 5 0 g re a t helm ets C oll 3 4 5 4 2 0 3 4-17 runs fast, tw o M u s t sell, $ 1 6 0 0 n e go tia b le c o n d itio n , in clu d e s red, S C H W I N ^ ^ O ^ T r a v e l f e T l O s p e e d m g o o d condition M e d iu m -siz e d m e n 's fram e O n ly $ 7 5 c a sh 4 7 4 8 4 0 9 4 -16 1 9 8 3 V 4 5 M A G N A $ 9 5 0 0 ~ ™ S s lent c o n d itio n $ 2 4 0 0 n e g o tia b le 4 5 8 9 9 8 4 e v e n in g s 4 16 1 9 8 2 H O N D A X I 12 5 Excellent c o n d i­ tion, 2 , 0 0 0 miles, $ 8 0 0 n e go tia b le 4 6 9 9 5 6 7 4 17 M O P E D H O N D A 81' Runs excellent, C a ll 3 2 7 - 3 6 0 3 gre a t > 2 0 0 M u s t sell, g ra d u a t in g 4 19 transportatio n 1 9 8 2 H O N D A Passport, g o o d condition, must sell, $ 3 9 5 C o ll Rich in evening, 4 6 9 - 9 7 8 9 4 18 S U Z U K I 1 9 8 3 G S 1 1 0 0 E, new , o n ly 3 0 0 0 miles, perfect, must sell. $ 2 8 8 5 8 3 7 - 331 3 ._____________________________________ 8 0 — B i c y c l e s B U Y A L L C a m p o g n o lo o n 2 5 ' ra c in g Frame w /se w ups w / p u m p o n d rack $ 5 0 0 Jo h n B e d olla, 4 5 8 5 721 4 15 10 S P E E D T A K A R A , to u rin g bic rcle N e w tires p e d a ls a n d g e a r s A fte r 9 p m C hns, 4 5 3 5 3 4 6 , 4 -1 9 M O U N T A IN BIKE SALE!!! 15- "T ra il D ia m o n d b a c k speed. R e d u c e d $ 1 0 0 b y sp e cial p u r­ chase. S a le e n d s M a y 1 L a y a w a y a v a ila b le S tre a k " Buck's Bikes 4 6 1 3 S p r in g d a le (C all fo r d irections) 9 2 8 - 2 8 1 0 4-1 6 B U Y , SELL, RENT, TRADE W A N T ADS 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 R E A L E S T A T E S A L E S 130 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s NOWHERE ELSE BUT WEST AUSTIN N o o th o r c ity in the S o u t h w e s t h a s a to w n h o m e c o m ­ m u n ity q u ite lik e E n f ie ld P la z a . Each home features its own elevator, private two car ga­ rage, fireplace with hand-carved m antle, security system , custom cabinetry, plaster crown moldings and finishes. This exclusive residence sits in the heart of a quiet West Austin neighborhood, yet is only 2 m inutes from downtown and located on the shuttle bus route just one ride west of campus. This residence is proving to be one of the finest in Austin. U n its available for lease and sale. Located at 1626 Palma Plaza, 1623 Enfield Road. R o u n d Up A lr e a d y ? !? ! ~~)h (> Si’n u ’sti’r t'Kjlif i iron m l th r c o rn e r . . . u m l j o r t U n n t c f ij. > tire lloem hmurb C on do s< o m t n iu m s . Features • Wr isher )ryer • Solid oak cabinets • Asti er tr j doors w tt ► - jc i> x i glass • Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom floorplans • Covered parking secured and assigned • Ceiling fans • Full compliment of appliances including micr wave • Refrigerator with icemaker • Serving bar • Glass enclosed fireplace • Large closets I r n m n i J i l i n n lln'ttttifh j I n n n iiít / Ñ <)<) i( ) l ) l \ n h i n Z n m u r n u n , I t , „ . / | ! fJ / „ / !-ojri t í / i n i i it f t r I i i t t i ’i ItiKf I ' ‘J O "> O S , J - t U Recreation with spa and four t< • 175 tt waterc < • Large pool • i ush landscaping • Patios balcones •Sun decks • 3 ei€?vat< rs (or e ■ jlass and two • Multi level secur * / r V r e sfn t e d by M a in S tr eet M a r k e tin g ,- tems. Featuring fireplace hearths which have been painstakingly crafted using bricks from The University of Texas' first Main Building. In the new Old Main Condominiums no detail has been overlooked. We've even built-in a "past" on which vou can build a future C O N D O M I N I U M S Sales C enter open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily 1S4U Burton Drive • Austin, Texas • SI2s 448-2606 • (512)328-0166 O L I ) M A I _ N 807 W 25th Austin, 1‘cx.is 7H~05 -42) 4_'2-8605 Available A u g u st 15, 1985. — — — — — The best company on campus comes home to St. Thomas. Located adiacent to Croix in the heart of the west campus community St Thomas offers unsurpassed condominium liv­ ing exclusively limited to a prestigious 3o units. Spacious one and two-bedroom floorplans fea­ ture a full range of luxury appointments. Add to that richlv landscaped grounds a courtyard fountain, heated pooi and spa secured covered parking and private balcony decks. Availability is limited and early interest is advised. First student homes wiU be available in August 1084. For exceptional student living in a class by itself come discover St. Thomas. /A Surpassing the tradition that began with Croix 807 W est 25th bt A ustin. Texas 472-880^ Vrtother line student community from B I Turlington and ocíales, ini developers of Croix Condominiums, Graham PI. Condominiums Nueces Corner Condominium s Centennial c ondom inium s and CheLe t Condominiums Page 16 The Daily Texan Monday April 15, 1985 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 3 6 0 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 360 — Furn. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 390 — Unf. Duplexes 4 BEDROOM ! both 1600 v i H ment wrthtn vralkinq distante oí UT ?8 Salado A vailable iunn 1st throuqh A vy ust only Coil 83 7 5 36 8 o r 258 7817 4 16 ip o a QUIET COMPLEX, on shuttle, pool fire place laundry, dishwasher M s $325. efficiencies $ 2 6 5 Chimney Sweep Apartments, 105 W 38 ? $* 459-1711 5 3 law FANTASTIC LO C ATIO N 1 block s< hoof Spocious 2-2 sundeck. pool, laundry Quie* comple» A voilabin tm mediately Year lease $ 5 9 0 plus E 2 9 0 0 Swisher 4 7 / 338 8 4 /7 2 0 9 / 5 6 SUMMER SUBLET TBS 2BA iT to d y workshops 45th and Lamar area From about June 7 to Aug 22 $ 4 75/m o K deposit & utilities 451 7139 or 451 9 3 2 6 4 1 9 FANTASTIC DEAL! O ne school Spacious 2 4 House garage summer 4 7 2 -6 3 8 6 4 18 $ 5 2 0 bdb Avi I O N f BiCX «V FROM C AM Pi j %■ Smoü ^BR a nd targe »8R 2BR, p o o l CA CH com píefwtv k*crushed summer and fall. CoH ¡Í Nve, • * 4 ”4 0971 4 23 Sv' *4M t R RA f E S S-sf north o>f icjm pus AC nppWirvces i sguif» Apartments SKINNY DIPPERS «n|oy o relaxed and friendly community atmosphere at New M anor A pH O u r amenities? W pool «ja. clothing optional, security system O n» bedroom from I2 9 S tw o bedroom $ 1 5 0 -1/4 1341 5-3 NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER 4 FALL! • 1, 2 ,3 , 5 B ed ro om s • 2 L igh ted Tennis Courts • Shuttle Bus $top-SR • Security Service • City Transportation • Putting Green • Outdoor Jacuzzi's • Bor B Ques & Picnic Facilities For Each Building • Poolstde Restroom • Deluxe Air-Condihoned Laundry Rooms • Ceiling Fans in All Living Rooms & Bedrooms e Exercise Rooms • Car Washing Area e Cable TV Hook-Up • Two Swimming Pools • Basketball & Volleyball Courts CALL US ABOUT OUR 12 MONTH LEASE! 447-4130 2101 BURTON DR. Open For Business Mon-Fri 8-6, Sot 9-5, Sun 12-5 J H em phill Park V illage' len Se Habla Español f f t f c d r a f t * W ir Sprechen Deutsch Nakakaintindi ng Pilipino 447-4130 2101 BURTON DR. « • ■s GARDEN GATE A P A R T M E N T S N O W A C C .EPTINEA S E A P P L I C A T I O N S SUM M ER & FALL Villa North Apartments ♦ S U PER S U M M E R SPECIALS • E ff. l u rn . $2^5 % ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $e • 1BR Furn ♦ S290-5510 J • 2BR F urn. - - r > - ,-<0 j t > c v L u x u r y 1 B R F u r n i s h e d 2222 Rio Grande 470-4992 $360-380 ♦ v S m all, h r ic n d h ( o m p le \ * 4 5 2 0 D uval! ! 4 5 8 -3 6 0 7 ! 3 3 1 1 REDRIVER • In tra m u ra l Fields ONE BEDRf XDM Unfurnished $2 /6 G oo d student housing Call 4 64 8 3 2 3 between 9am and 6pm M onday Friday only 4 15 UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY apartment $ 2 9 5 plus electricity Loeoted neor UT, 4 /4 6 3 3 0 4 16 _ N f AR If shuttle Nn »■ I bedrooms opart ments in smoM < om ple* N e w carpet tile and w allpaper Gas and water paid Pool $ 3 2 0 * E 4 63 2514, 4 42 4 0 7 6 4 19 NEWLY REMODFIED efficiencies i and 2 bedroom s Some with fireplace and skyligtirs Convenient north central loco to lion new If shuttle 2 pools $ 2 9 5 S4 S 0 + E 4 5 1 -4 5 6 1 .4 4 2 -4 0 7 6 .4 -1 9 LUXURY 2BR 707 W 30tl> $ 8 5 0 June 1st 4 78 2101 6 6 2 BR 1BA duplex 1 block to UT, CAC H laundry, mini-blinds, ceiling fans $ 5 5 0 469 9 0 9 5 5 6 2 1, EXCEIH NT NORTH central location $ 5 0 0 per month plus deposit 4 72 6100 4 16 ENJOY DUPLEX LIVING1 2 • & 2-117? ON SHUTTLE 0LT0PF (, BURLESON ROAD ( i me p i A D I Ti e ( ! N f f D y a r d s « m a n y e x t r a : : . ' $ 4 3 0 - 5 8 5 “R e a l S a ftU e CALL CONNIE AT 447 8303 R A 'd M E N T A P I $ 33 5 /m o n th Bills pmd $160 deposit O n W Austin Park Even mgs 4 99 8 4 6 9 4 17________ ________ 400 Condos- Townhouses C h e z J a c q u e s 1 Bedrooms $415 * electric L a ' Av C a n a d a 1 Bedrooms $440 all bills paid Fantastic summer rates! • Nic e P oo ls • W alk to C a m p u s • Across th e Street from Tennis Courts W A L K to cam pus 3 blocks d ire c tly o n IF shuttle $ 3 7 5 sum m er rates 0 4 0 3 3 1 2 ' S peedwsi BK S. H yde Park 12 Oaks Apts 1BR C e pool, available now rates 301 W 39th 4b. 4 ) 4 4 ,?6 Office Open Daily • M on-Sat 8:00 am*5:30 pm • Sun 1 00 pm-5:00 pm 477-36X9 41ST& AVE. C Tellur 'de Apts, now leasing for Summer & Fall W ell kept and q u ie t complex near shuttle Call Carl 4 5 9 -9 5 9 2 . 5 6 All Bills Paid $330 ce e fficie n cy tn H yd e Park C o nte m fo r y furnishin g s AH b u ilt m kitchen, fy carpeted and draped large ilk-m closets 4 0 0 0 A ve n u e A 4 5 8 11, 451 6 5 3 3 C e n tra l P roperties 4-29 CENTRAL LOC ATIO N Sft dea n gutet A vail M a y 15 tr»c, gas and cable patd 477 2755 4-17 370 — U nt. A pts. • SUMMER RATES ________________________ 2711 Hemphill Walk to Campus Furnished 4 8 0 -8 5 6 0 1-1 $295 Blackstone 2910 Red River 1 Block to Law School ALL BILLS PAID 4 7 6 -5 6 3 1 FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED 2-2 $525 R oadrunner 2508 San Gabriel Redwood North 5101 Evans Walk to Campus 4 7 8 -3 5 1 8 On Shuttle 467-9497 FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED 1-1 $260 Eft 1 - 1 $250 $295 1 BEDROOM-S335 Nicely furnished apartment in Hyde Pork Panelled living room, with built in bookcase bu*l* in kitchen, carpeted and draped, well m aintained 43 0 7 Avenue a 459 -1571,451-6533 Cen Iral Properties Inc 5-6 SUMMER LEASING 7 1,1-1 '7 b l< x i off 26 Pool, large closet covered parking, small comple» la Casita. 2 9 0 0 Col# -182-9164 5 -3 __________ $100"DEPOSIT, efficiency, 1 and 2BR. guiet Clarksville area, shuttle, city bus, near park and downtown Summer rates available CaH 9-5pm. M-F 472-6199 4-19 SUMMER SESSION SPECIAL P e r S ession P ric e 4 -2 9 2 Bedroom 2 B oth-U nfurm shed Brand N e w Apartments, Excellent lo cotton, A ll Electric, O w n W asher and Dryer MUST PAY IN ADVANCE Includes W ater and Electricity 1 Bedroom $ 3 3 0 la rg e apartment in Hyde Pork M a hogany paneling, large closet, fully carpeted and draped, built in kitchen and serving bar Nice courtyard with pool, 4 2 0 0 Avenue A 451 6966, 451-6533 Central Properties, Inc Super Summer/Fall Spring Rates W a lk UT • 1 2 ,2 -1 1 -1 • CA f H pool, laundry facilities • C o b le c o n n K ttio n , dishw asher posal • Plenty o f p a l i n g e P leasant a tm osp h ere dis 4 7 4 -5 9 2 9 5 6 R E N T A L 360 — Furn. Apts . B ro w n s to n e P o rk A p a rtm e n ts is n o w le a s in g e ffic ie n c ie s , 1 a n d 2 b e d ro o m s $ 3 3 5 to $ 4 6 5 * E G a s a n d w a te r p a id . First sto p o n IF shuttle Ask a b o u t $ 1 0 0 o f f r e n t 4 5 4 3 4 9 6 , first m o n th 's 4 4 2 -4 0 7 6 4 19 River H o llo w Apts. Featuring EFFICIENCIES 1 & 2BRs, starting os low as $285 SPECIAL, ' “7 o ff fust month s rent O n shuttle bus off Riverside Laundry pools, and security fence 441 304? 2 5 1 0 Elmont . 4-2? Super Summer/Fall Spring Rates W a lk UT • j> 2. ? 1,1-1 • C A CH, p o o l, la u n d ry facilities • C a b le co m e< tio n d ishw asher, dis posal • p ip - ty o f p a r k in g • P leasant a tm o sp h e re 4 7 4 -5 9 2 9 Lease now for summer or fall I BR/ IBA or 2BR/2BA extra large, ottrac fireplaces, ceiling live apartments, fans, appliances The best combina tion of pnce & si/e in Austin 4 blocks north o f Intramural fields $35 0-6007 mo 8 5 call 458-1122, after 5 & weekends 892 1606 O NE BR unfurnished apartment, $ 3 0 0 / month 4 0 7 West 38th Call 454 2 58 0 4 17 _______________________ _________ WALK UT Big 1st floor, I BR apartment, yard stove refrigerator $ 3 7 5 plus utili ties lease 4 58 6 53 7, 2 6 6 1664 4 19 N o Hassles! D on't hassle w ith buses o r parking. Live close to cam pus. 1-1, $ 2 9 5 summer rate. Call Steve, 4 8 0 -8 5 6 0 5 3 W alk to Campus 5-6 1-1 in q u a in t c o m p le x . Lots o f tree s, p o o l, n ic e n e ig h b o rs N o w le a s in g f o r s u m m e r $260. C a ll 478 3518. G IANT 2-1 condo Street 10 mms. month, all bills paid Todd at 339-1177, or 453 0 6 6 3 4 -76 _______ ________ five mms to compus to Sixth $ 6 7 5 / 4 19 3 9 0 — Unf. Duplexes Effic inncies, west compus Available M ay o r June 1. O ld e r units, some das- sir with w o od floors, others with pool N o o ff street parking Rents $2 5 5 t utilities References ABP or $ 2 5 0 yes pets no Jack Jennings, 4 74- 6 89 7, Consolidated Realty 4-15 3 0 0 6 Duval V ? blocks to campus— 1 efficiency & 1 IBP $ 3 6 5 -5 3 9 5 Beauhful restora­ tion N e w everything with antiquity retained in 65 year-old apartment house Brass ceiling fans 459 -90 95. 5-6 2-1, UNFURNISHED DUPLEX, North Lonp. n e w a p p lia n c e s , W /D nice connections, carport CA/CH, conven ient to UT, city bus, $ 40 0, available 5 1- 85 4 6 7 9 2 7 6 4-17 You WON'T GET CLOSER TO CAMPUS, IR DR, West newly renovated, 2BR, 21st, $650 summer. $ 8 0 0 fall, 478 0 88 5, 452 4564 4-15 Antiquity preserved extensive resto ration—-65 yr. old duplex home 2BR, 1BA WITH CA/CH. insulation, ball & d a w leg tu b with shower, 9 ft. ceilings, lots o f big windows, 3 brass ceiling fans, fancy wamscottmgs & w allpa per, refimshed w o od floors, complete kitchen, mini blinds, 2 porches & more 1 block to shuttle. Hyde Pork area $ 5 5 0 4 5 9 -9 0 9 5 GOING TO BOTH SESSIONS? Pay fo r Both Sessions in advance and rer eive %10 off total rental M ention this adv when colling to receive the Summer Session Special. Howell Properties 477-9925 ir 'x C ircle V illa Apts. | S u m m e r S p ecia l 1BH S270-$310 Unfurn. Plus E 1BR $300-$340 Furn. 2BR $360 Unfurn. Plus E Plus E S h u ttle B u s 2323 Town Lake Circle 441-7557 ^ ------------J VILLA SOLANO APTS. S U M M E R SPECIAL • 1BR Furn. $310 • 2BR Furn. $ 400 • S hu ttle C o rn e r Across Street 51st & Guadalupe 451-6682 T H E s p K w i A , i V ' / l A P A R T M E N T S 2124 Burton Drive i f “SU PER" Summer Rates • Efficiency $280 • 1 BR Furn. $325 • 2BR Furn. $410-$430 • Large Pool-Patio • Luxury Club Room • 2 Shuttle Routes • Furnished or Unfurnished C L U B H O U S E POOL 4 4 4 -7 8 8 0 Davis & Associates Management f o. DON'T WAIT A fe w choice a p a r t m e n t lo c a tio n s a r e still a v a ila b le — b u t th e y a r e g o in g fa s t. A s p e n w o o t l A p t s . 4 5 3 9 G u a d a lu p e 4 5 2 - 4 4 4 7 S u m m e r R a te s 1 Bedroom Furnished $300 2 Bedroom Furnished S400 Shuttle Bus at Front Door! Intramural Fields across street Professionally Managed by Davis & Assoc. 1 I I I I I I I I 1 Tangle wood Westside Apartments S U M M E R SPECIAL Run, d o n 't w a lk — to m o rro w w ill be to o la te fo r th ese choice residences 1 Bedroom Furnished $ 2 8 0 - $ 2 9 0 - $ 3 1 0 2 Bedroom Furnished $ 4 3 0 -$ 4 5 0 Gas & Water Paid By Owner Shuttle Bus is at your front door I I I I I J 1403 Norwalk Ln. 472-9614 J ¡ Tangle wood I I Apartments | — Summ er Specials — North j I ¡ | ¡ "W e Pay All Y our ¡ I A ir C o n d itio n in g " I I I I 1 Bedroom Furnished S320-S340 2 Bedroom Furnished S450-S460 Shuttle Bus at Your Front Door A vo id the Last M inute Rush — Prime Locations A va ila b le Willowcreek Apts. “Super" Summ er Rates 1911 Willowcreek SUPER SUMMER SPECIALS 444-0010 444-0014 Unfurnished— Furnished Large Apartments 1 Bedroom Furnished $ 3 1 0 - 8 3 1 5 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Furn. $ 3 9 0 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Furn. $ 4 2 0 - 5 4 3 0 1 0 2 0 E. 4 5 t h 4 5 2 - 0 0 6 0 2 L a r g e P o o ls I I I I I I I J I A C T I V APARTMENTS S U M M E R SPECIAL ► 1BR Furn. $280 plus E * N e a r Law School b Shuttle Bus C o rn er 474-8125 305 W, 35th APARTMENTS Sum m er Special • Large Efficiencies • $270 • E • Small Friendly Complex • Near Shuffle Corner • Move in Today 459-4977 Davis & A ssociates M A R K VII A P T C A l A 1 # a S U M M E R SPECIAL • 1BR Furn. $295-5310 • Shuttle Front Door • 2 Pools • Small, Friendly Complex 3 1 0 0 Speedway 477-2004 MARK V — Summer Hate — • IN K F u rn . $310 • Nice Pool-Patio • S h u ttle ( o rn e r 3914 Ave. D 4 5 2 -5 2 4 4 2207 Leon Ants. S U M M E R SPECIALS • 1BR Furn, $315 • 2BR Furn. $460 • Walk to Campus • Nice Pool & Patio 2207 Leon 4 7 8 4 7 8 1 L o n g H a v e n A p t s . SU M M ER RA TES jt 1 BR Furn. $310 !• Walk to C a m p u s 1911 San Gabriel Diplomat Apts. — Sum m er Rates — • 1BR Furn. $2 9 5 • Water, gas p a id • W alk to campus 916 W . 23rd 4 7 6 - 7 3 9 9 I ■ Professionally Managed by Davis & AsvstM-Jj P r o fe s s io n a lly M a n a g e d b y D a v is A sso c TW O BEDROOM one bath condo close to campus available fo r lease, summer 1985 Call 4 9 5 -9 5 2 9 4 22 THE POINTE Huge 2 -2 condo accom o­ dates four O n shuttle Security Pool Jocuzzi Laundry M fcrowave A vailable summer $ 75 0; fall, $1000 2 5 0 -0 0 7 6 4-22 LUXURY C O N D O M IN IU M 4 blocks west o f UT. 2 bedrooms, fireplace, deck mi crowave. cethng fan, W /D 255-1956. 4 25_____ ________ ___________________ 706 W 22nd; LUXURY 2 -2 w/m t crowave, fireplace, W /D , controlled entry and leasing for summer and fall Call Claudia, 495- 6 5 8 7 , 4 4 2 -0 4 0 6 4 19 facuzzi $ 9 0 0 N o w SUMMER RENTAL, 7BR 2 BA, Croix, high security, completely furnished, all amen hes. $1000 per month 469-0511 4-19 W A N T RESPONSIBLE gfrts to rent fur mshed 2BR 1BA condo at 2810 Nueces # 2 0 3 fo r summer Rent $ 6 7 5 plus bills Security deposit required 4 8 0 8149, 3 4 5 4517 4 15 5 -3 LlJxÜRY C O N D O Efficiencies 16th floor W estgate Building overlooking Copitol and d ow ntow n Parking, p oo l $ 53 5 $ 700. 3 4 6 1840 5-3 ___ 2BR 2 BA condo, 3 1*? blocks UT, all amen hes, pool, covered parking Summer $ 750; Fall/Spring. $ 9 0 0 Females pre ____ _______ ferred 4 7 2 -2 5 2 7 5-6 SUMMER C O N D O for rent 1 bedroom furnished Washer, dryer in condo. Close to campus $ 4 0 0 /m o 4 6 9 -9 01 9 4-17 NEAR H A N C O C K CENTER Centrally lo cated luxury condominiums Appliances, ceiling fans, fireplace, adequate storage From $ 2 8 0 ARCH Properties 467- 237 7. 5 -6 ____________ _______________ luxury condos tn SABINAL 2BR, 2BA most desireable west campus area M i­ crowave, ceiling fans, pool, spa, oil amenihtes $1075 per month Some available now. Call 328-5221 o r 459 6 4 6 5 nights 4-17 NUECES PLACE, luxury, tw o story, one very large bedroom , two blocks to cam pus, nicely furnished fo r two, microwave, fireplace, full size washer/ dryer Must see to appreciate A vailable summer/foil/ spring Rent negotiable but not cheap 4 77 4 0 74 4 -2 6 _________ 5-6 PADDOCK 2-2 G reat pool, tennis courts, microwave, covered parking, summer/year UT 7 minutes security, $625. 451-9204. 4 -26 FOR LEASE Efficient 1 and 2 BR condos with microwave, washer/driver, ceiling fans, p o o l O n UT shuttle Pneed from $ 3 6 5/m on th Coll now, Julia 9 2 8 1810 4 -3 0 _ _ _ DISTINGUISH ED ENFIELD a rea O n shuttle Spacious 2 story 1-1, stucco exte rio r Excellent amenities W ell secured Beth. 4 8 0 -8 8 7 4 , 474 0915 MARKET PLACE 4-15 LEASING FOR FALL 2100 San Gabriel, new com­ plex, 2 V/2, fireplace, ceiling fans, microwave. $775. 3 2 7 - 5 7 6 7 nights and weekends. 5 3 PENTHOUSE LEASES 1 year o r 6 month leases in the new Penthouse Condos. Ideal fo r fhe stu­ dent nr faculty who puts priority on privac / 8. security H ig h ly secured, in­ terior design 1 ¿ 2BR $ 6 0 0 $1200 479-6618 The C o n d o C o n n e r tio n 4 ;$ Pre-lease fo r foil. Luxurious 2BR, 2 BA, Enfield Rd condo with wetbar, W /D , ceiling fans, microwave, 2 patios. Complex amenities include hot tub, sauna, pool, w eight room, secured underground parking & televideo en­ try system. $ 9 8 0 a month. 2BR, 1BA available fo r $690. Investor's Realty 472 -3 6 8 6 ,4 5 0 -1 0 1 4 4 -2 3 Hyde Park Large luxury 1 BR condo across from park. Microwave, ceiling fan, a closet as big as some con­ dos I've seen, built-in study area. $425. 45 9-90 95. 5 6 Robbins Place Beautiful 2BR, 2BA condos now leas­ ing W ill accept 1 yr. lease starling summer semester These are choice from $8 5 0 -$ 1 3 5 0 / condos Priced mo Smallest units are 913 sq ft. to 1326 sq ft Amenities include decks, FP, W /D , built ins. They w o n’t lost long. Call 4 7 9 6618 The Condo Connection 4-17 DUVAL VILLA • In Hyde Park Are.i e 2 B P / B A • S p ricio tis t lo o rp la n s • Lari u P oo l • H • T u l • u n t , üate • Ci rivem cnt to Shuttle Special Summer Rates Available Pre-Leasing For Fall 4 3 0 5 Duval Street 451-2343 ..ENFIELD .. 2 bedrooms, each with private bath, plus ? bath. All appli­ ances, fireplace, fans, balcony, pool, ¡acu;rzi, covered parking, security gates, shuttle at your d o o r Rent negotiable. Tammy Fariss Realtor 8 3 6 -4 4 3 7 5-6 360 — Furn. Apts. S u R o c a R p t s . Sum m er Special • 1BR Furn. $320 • Walk to Campus • Nice Pool — Lawn 2400 Longview 474-9874 U i m i n i m u i i i m i i i i H i i i M i i i i i i i i i : ; I M A R K I XX ( I = S u m m e r S p e c i a l = 1 • 1BR Furn. S290 I • 2BR Furn. S370 ¡ • Shuttle 2 Blks. § • Nice Pool-Patio ! I 3815 ! Guadalupe 1 I 4 5 9 -1 6 6 4 | ñ i n i i i i i H i i i i i i i i n i i n i M i i M i M i i n i p V i l l a A r c o s — Summer Special— • 1BR Furn. • Shuttle Front $310 Door Patio • Nice Pool, 3301 Speedway 476-1619 TIMBERWOOD APTS. — S u m m e r Hates — • L arg e Eff. $310 • Finest Location in UT A re a • S huttle o r W alk to C am pus • BETTER HURRY! 26th & San Gabriel 499-8712 Í H y d e ! P a r k ! A p t s . ♦ ♦ S U M M E R RATES $255-5260 ♦ • Eff. Furn. J ♦ • 1BR Furn. ! S265-S290 ♦ • 2BR Furn. $370 ♦ • City Tennis J Courts & Pool ♦ across street ♦ 4413 Speedway ; 458-2096 ♦ E G C C C o n t i n e n t a l A p ts . F a n ta s tic S u m m e r R ate 2 Bedroom Furnished . . $400 • Shuttle Corner • Nice Pool 910 E. 40th 467-8372 REN TA L REN TA L R EN T A L REN TA L A N N O U N C E M E N T S E D U C A T IO N A L SE R V IC E S S E R V IC E S S E R V IC E S 420 — U nf. H ouses 425 — Room s 440 — Room m ates 530 — Travel- 5 9 0 — Tutoring 750 — Typing 750 Typ ing 750 — T yp in g 400 Condos- T o w n h o u ses {> ESIRABLf W E S T C om pm 3 w ell kept condos 1 I, 7 2 Po<’l »iew Erom $ / ? S Beth 4/4-0915, 4 8 0 8 8 '4 M A R K E T PI A C E 4 15___ W A N T E D R E S P O N S IB L E non smoker Femole(*) summer unFumished I I condo N u eces Com ers $ 4 / 5 * utilities 469 5 8 5 0 4-19 _____________ _ in H yde Pork on FA N T A ST IC L O C A T IO N ! 1.2,3BR luxury ron d os IF shutHe Sum m er rotes a va ila b le Cellin g Ions, privóte bolr ornes next to pork, mu' h more 4 5 9 0 2 7 4 5-1 T IM B E R ID G E roq e clubhouse Parker lo n e 443 1556 IPB. .G U A R E 2BR 2 BA , go ten Po o l, storting $ 5 50 co n d o s 5 6 "i 3 0 0 0 ID E A L F O R Summer tw o fern mates to shore Furnished ) 7 shuMeroute, modern convente. Ft IE 467 7771.4-19 _ _ (or Foil PKE I EA SE luxurious EnField con d o 2BR 7 ? B A 7 story unit with pool, hot tub, souna an d w eight room Televideo entry system an d ser ured cov ered porkmg $ 9 00/m o Investor’s Realty 4 72 3 6 8 6 , 4 5 0 1014 4 2 6 ______________ C R O IX C O N D O 2BR 7BA, microwove, W /D , Fully furnished, lerise Summer '85 85 Foil/Spring W 74, 4 7 ? 0188, D rew 5 3 410 — Furn. H ouses MYD€ PA R K N e a r shuttle 2 1, freshly painted, appliances, ceikng fans $465 plus utilities N o dogs W est W o r ld Real fstate 451 8122 4 16 R O O M S F O R rent ,n 2 story brick fa ce house M icro w a ve , W / D , pool and tenn<$ courts across the street Bills paid $ 2 10/mo C all Jack 9 2 6 /8 2 0 fng* neenng major p referred 4 17 Hyde Park Remodeled 2 story, 3BR, 2BA, 2 living area home ■ blo< k to shuttle Refimshed wood floors, insulated, well ceiling landscaped A vailable now $795. 459 9095 fans, 435 — Co-ops G R A D U A T E N O N smoker huge room U n b elievab ly pets 4 /2 5646, 4 /4 2002 4 25 (ou- o w n in com fo rtab le house close N in e p eop le N o N E W G U IL D C O O P has male/fem ale vacancies for summer Close to campus, all EfiIIs paid Co m e by 510 W e s t 23rd or caM 472 0 3 5 2 for information 4 16 5 6 HYD E PA R K 2-1, range, refrtdgerator, dishwasher Ceiling fans, AC, fireplace, tile, carpet h a rd w o o d floors N o dogs $ 5 9 0 451 8122 W est W o d d Real fs tote 4 16 C O U N T R Y L IV N G large 3 1, 14 miles fa s t on 9 6 9 W o rk in g couple Lease $ 5 0 0 478 5 /3 9 , 4 / 2 2 0 9 / 5 6 H O U S E FO R R EN T A vaila b le June T~2 b edroom 1 bath A/C, woc»d floors, yard, g a ra g e 1 block from If shuttle $485/m o C all 452-77/1 evenings or b efore 8 3 0am 4-15 T R A V IS H E IG H T S classic hom e with Euro p ean charm Beautiful renovated 3 1-1 CA /C H , h a rd w o o d 4 / 2 5610 4 16 floors, $900/ mo W A L K T O UT W e s t Campus, spacious old hom e 4BR /2 BA , CA/CH, ceiling fan, a va ila b le M a y 15 4 8 0 9 2 6 6 4 24 S U M M E R V A C A N C Y W o m e n s c o o p , nice environment AH bills p aid Semi vegetarian Close to campus 2 3 0 9 Nu eces 472 20 5 2 4 19 S U M M E R O P E N I N G S at Arrakis C o op M ake/Fem ale Room /Board/Bilk Single $310, double $2 6 4 2212 P earl 4 72 22 9 2 4 24 D E U T C H E S H A U S G e rm a n speaking Co o p has Summer and Fall vac an oes for men rates, friendly atmosphere, near campus C o m e by for dinner Su n d ay F rid ay 6pm, 2103 Nueces, 4 7 7 -8865 ___ _ ______________ _ _ 5-3 440 — Room m ates T W O N O N S M O K IN G Females n e e d « l to share 2 2 con d o for summer and/or fall/spring W a s h e r dryer, m icrow ave, fireplace O n IF shuttle Cyndie, 459 3 9 2 0 4-1/ N O N S M O K I N G ATHLETE needs room mate for summer 2 2 luxury condo Sau n a, whirlpool, weights, ER shuttle $325/m o t bills D avid 4 / 6 5416 4 19 __ R E S P O N S IB L E LIBERAL to shore duplex in B rykerw ood $ 2 2 5 * ! V Erx 3 4 S 81/6 1 10, 4 9 5 - 9 7 /0 gas appliances 4-27__ _________________ ' ___ ________ R O O M M A T E N E E D E D Tarrytow n 3 2 2 house, private room, pool, hottub, security system Furnished A vaila b le >m m ediately $ 4 2 5 All bills p aid 472 1240 4 1/ ___ ________ F E M A L E R O O M M A T E need ed for sum mer 2 bedroom , 2 bath con d o m W est Campus !/4 utilities 4 / 4 8414 4 2 ? $162 50/mo EX C E LLE N T L O C A T IO N M o le grad stu dent to share great 2 1 duplex $300/ m o *9 bills O p e n M a y end 4 78 8568, 4 8 0 8513 4 19 ____ _____________ ' B E A T ÍV ( DE PE D A BLE mdrvrdunU sired m huge, old hom e $165 to $ / Call Debbie 4 / 9 8417 4 16 F E M A K R O O M M A T E n«*KlrH 1 lora » rem odeled house H yd e h 1 7 ( A / ( H W / D $ 170 and CoH 4 5 3 7 0 5 0 4 3 0 o shore oreo S O R O R IT Y G I R I S n eed room** Somme» W e s t campus *ondo C rrf 4 9 S 9 0 6 6 4 v iota For all A m , G W M R O O M M A T t wofiFed 7 n eor O h len . Burnet uhlihes 4 5 9 6187 evemnqs till 1 1? $ ? 0 D 1 duplex 0 0 0 4 S U M M I R F F M A IF ro o m n trf* ' 3/2 condo Security Poo! r R . ’ *) utilities Coll 4// 1 IS/ rno lo shore $7 SO/ ’ 4 19 I f M A K R O O M M A ! 1 to sh.iie !P,R bn|l-. N o n smoking preFerrnrj 4 / S 1/91. osk For Wl 441 8 6 2 7 ,8 9 2 S 7 5 9 4 19 LIB ER A L M A I F roomm-ite n eed ed M n/ 1st For 7 7 p oo lu d e oportm ent on tr,(,*ld V» blot k From shuttle $ ?3 0 /m o t v ? utHrf.es 4 78 6 8 6 /o Ftr- 7 4 1/ O U R N E A T , p e o s e l..! r.onsmoking, sop portrve cheerhjt household looking For femóle housemate e l.f t jj single, motu'e d e p e n d a b le $ 3 00/m o keeper C oral, 3 4 6 6138 4 ?6 includes bills, live m be ,se * onsidercH'1 positive JU N E 1 Nonsm oking, libero! femóle need ed 7 2, dishwoshe* over view, N R Bed ro om unfurnished $ 7 4 0 bills) 44 1 R 1 6 8 Ie o h 4 17___________ r e o r ZHk H O U S F M A T E W A N T E D 3 1! e* Park, C A /CH , Fenced yard 1807 Ker* 443 55 0 5 $ 3 0 0 A B P N o smok m_9 4 I V ............. _ ( O R M a y I East R*verstde a r- a ‘43 bills N o deposit Call 441 M /f $150 • <7184 4-15 (E M A I E "S H A R E 2 2 N W HHIs condo W /D . m icrow ave, pool Furnished $ 3 0 0 plus bills Kmi 146 1166 4 19 4 9 0 - W an te d to Rent Le a se T ra n s p o rta tio n Cozumel Mexico In clu d e s A»f from H o u s to n H o te l I ra n s fe r to H o te l D e p a r tu r e D a te 1 A u g 1 9 8 5 8 A u g 19 8 5 T otal C o st $ 148 D o w n 1/4 0 0 P n r e c a n g o d o w n b y d e p a r tu r e d a te A rn e rtc a n E xp ress, V is a , M a s t e r C a r d C a ll Maria or S td n e y 2 5 8 0 8 4 6 540 — Lost & Found LO ST BR IT T A N Y Sp aniel p uppy white with ora n g e spots R ew a rd 4 9 9 8 / 5 ? 4 16 _ _ 5 6 0 — Public N otice Lose W eight Without W illpow er! Call 452-3302 From 9:00 a.m. til 3 00 p.m M onday Thru Friday You W ill l ove This1 EDU CA TIO NA L 580 M usical Instruction PRIVATE M U S IC instruction tn votce \ cino an d music theory -beginning thn a d va n ced 3 2 8 2 8 2 ? 4-23 LESSONS blu jazz jazz Ex per country, Experienced — fairest rates A n d y BuHrngton 4 5 ? 6181 teacher, & M A T H T U T O R 504 W ¿4th St O ffic e 477 700:t *$ (¿HADE. MATH MR v M30'l* f.OMP SCIENCE w T E R M S ',¥#P f L S I ' / ENG4J9H / * P H V S C S CM EMISTPY T h i m v 401 » ? K t *,\¥ i C-Hf MC. 18 A B F U' ■ Hf Ml * 0A.-B F NO BOS4NFSS ASTRON DA TA PRO r 5PA310 ACC 3P6 577 A S T W AST303 jPA333K ACC 364 AST ¥) f ST AT 304 PCO THtFNCvH PSY317 GERMAN ' SPANISH (30? 1303 S' ^ ,V')K nigprt tortor# Don f put th » ott ur»Ü ar> «tarn It * too * 1 8k**f to tsr •from Pmitir*g * Very reeneyrmbf* you con th«r- ‘Lot9 of [Mrtme* * >/n * tanguog* r a lH 4Jen htgh 9cboof c&urwoa r> the eherve mthfecfn end SAT 9. 'iflf Review melerwtentl N e x t d o o f to M a d D o g 8 B e a n s &njebrjr'n«A p -■£ IPM/x , i J [X] 1 ¡JT compus QoS k TUTORING SERVICE H o lid a y H o u s e E x c h a n g e 30 F r a n c e F re n c h fon ily seek s 3 B R b o u se in A u s tin E x c h a n g e For c h o rm in g h o m e f o n to m e b le o u (6 0 km P aris) 4 B R , I B A , I R , e q u ip p e d kitch en A c c e s s to sm all a p a rtm e n t P o m C o r p ossib le Ju ly 15-August 15 (d a te s flex ib le) M i ch eH e La sse rre, 41 qua* Ero n kh n D R o o s e v e lt, 7 7 9 2 0 S o m o ts sur Se m e , 590 — Tu torin g G R f P R EP Relieve anxiety R eview a ca demies Learn testing techniques N ine week course ETS of Austin, 4 7 4 2 8 0 5 5 3 ______ ______ ______ Q U A L IT Y E N G L IS H tutor. PhD A tutor with brains reolly makes a drfference1 A n y English assignment 467 2 3 8 2 4 24 S E R V IC E S 630 — C om p uter Se rv ice s Thf Uaii/Texan/Monday April 1b 1985/Page 17 ZIVLEYS THE COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL FULLTIME TYPING SERVICE PRINTING, BINDING /-na jotuu RESUMES 2707 Hemphill Pork 472-3210 472-7677 ¡V,-. n O F E S S K J N A I tcxnpt-, t a x i p r c K B U ia g f n g Fu h la n z a d a%%*&of*c6 ifxilkflQ p ix ick iak w . y o - mor) B*cmFiFuí mum g#< Ng bar g ro d a i ? 4 ? 0 G u o d o lu p v Cmifve S a w n 4 / 8 36 3 3 5 3 __________________ P R O E E S S I O M M *70t D p ro c M d n g ’ ypa d^wtrtfzliom, lbmm arporH mr $ 5 0 p « f poge p h " 10% ritvour* rfiroug( April f» * t O '! v 'rfv (tad r-1 obko 8 3 6 / 4 / 4 S 3 ______________ D B ttR F f N C F D TYPIST V p .n g /w o rd p n 'rfowfKJ lm< ti'i'j 'a c n o n o b l* t o rntmd NortF Austw oil 7'/> /4 2 0 , N o n i^ N A I ',M G R A D U A T E or s*oF< o* , .........., '/ [w and or , w , q - ’ reort1' your m on oK op * Do*'» j $ I/p o g e 4 18 up ovotkibte 4 4 ' Prof«$ fBA? ' r //O R O P R O C E S S IN G W e *se 'j / quality sa h w are/ q u a H y h a rd w a re tee Gtorr 44 4 0801 5 2 service ? 4 H O U R / a lle g e p o p e's resumes appi*ccjttam vtsas ertgm eeang p ap ers N e a r Reagton H»gh Sc h o o l 9 26 0 2 4 0 4 16 S H A R O N S W O R D Processing Se rvice {rep od s an d theses C o llege p ip e r s $ 50/p a g e Business c o n e s p o n d e r* e legal briefs, resumes, etc 3 ? 7 4115 4 \6 ________ if Y O U 'R E conrerryed ab o u t guohty o- curacy, an d depeadobdtty C a F 3 2 / 0109 f orm e' legal secretary w*th BBA n C**' raterial Studies Sattsfachan gu aran Q y A iiT Y R E S U M E S E r o f w é o n d coceer fO nsutttrig Q fyJ piejnmng retUCVte wrrhng and preporattan by app oin tm en t Dr M c K a y 4 4 ? 8 6 6 6 4 26 P E R ' U A SFV t R E S U M f S with* flo»r W r?‘ /HaV»r w a rd processing Sfr>ct highest quality to project your best ass**’ Appointments C rea tive S e rv v e s ? 4 / 0 G u a d a lu p e 4 /8 -3 6 3 3 .4 -1 5 .E G A SE C R E T A R Y loves to type $ V page $ 25/iega* 24 hour answ ering service pnq Selectnc 4 4 ’ 1893.5-3 „ . d p UWk/Jw Ana S u r e , w e t y p e FRESHMAN THEMES Why Not Start Out With Good Grades’ 472-3210 472-7677 F R O M $115 PA IB M theme to thesis P U S H SE R V IC E i d ay o r w M e you w a 9 9 ev ery d a y Do n na 4 4 3 5613 5 6 $1 3 5 T Y P IN G >9-9444 4 1 P R O O F IN G *y quality w o ••rm p ap en 9 2 6 /8 0 2 R E S U M E S • C O V ER L E T T E R S F R E E S T O R A G E ' ''iy A We< k 't/c u t *7ce& 4 5 4 153 2 * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SPEEDWAY TYPING \ ♦ ♦ 3701 S p ie d w ay ^ O'Night r> jpe'3ust t I 472-4039 t 6 ♦ ♦ 6 ♦ w Jl ♦ - SOUTHUICST SERVICES WORD PBOCfSSING • 4 5 3 0 3 2 3 F u l It # ' c a r o l» P Fctiap O r l b t r y X 9 ♦ Ú i : WOODS TYPING WORD P R f Jf E S S N G 472-6302 MyTypist 255-4534 w,rf S3 00'pQ 'l/ e ia le e 4 Vk A lts Ok 1 K<*AI. 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Y n n 'r z #1 S U t M ' l l O « D u * x l ) 7 Day» A . * I E D IT IN G P R O O F R E A D I\ G • Vf \ rhmn • f‘h 11 f)is*rrtatir>m • ( inference fapen • J n/rnal *1 rricle<. • (irunt f’rnpcisats f vpmg Service A vaiUiMe ( all 453-7835 • Specials on Dissertations • Immediate Service • Resumes OFF MS SHUTTLE AT ACC STOP ON 12th and Nueces RENTAL 4 3 5 — Co-ops Suaunentimef COLLEGE HOUSE CO-OPS OUR SUMMER RATES 5249 S329 smqle You re invited to dinner and a tour • S tu d e n t Run • P a rtie s • Friendly Coed Community • AC • Pool • Furnished • G re a t M eals The Ark Co-op Tao*> Co-op biuret House 21st Co-op 4 77 M A T H , P H Y S IC S tutoring Ten years ex pertence os TAr Ai, tutor G re g , 454 9 9 4 5 4 5 ? 3618 b efore 5 0 0 4 18 STATISTIC A t C O N S U IT A N T will provide help with S P S S , EDIT, quantitative meth ods, statistical analysts, and research m ethodology Tobey Koop, 451 815?, M TH 4-29 A N Y T H IN G TYPED So-^h Fr-.m % page, accurate and professional 4 5 9 2 8 p m or leave message onyttnv 29 TYPtNC Pac»«d C al! V FEM ALE. R O O M M A T E w an ted to share house with same 3-2. O n shuttle 7 rent • utilities 3 4 5 0 2 8 9 days, 4 6 / 9 3 6 5 (r a n e e evenings 4 16 R O O M M A T E W A N T E D for May./Jun** Furnished 3 2 duplex on S R Pool, hot tubs, laundry 4 4 0 0 8 3 9 4 16 Reliable, neat female roommate needed M a y 15. N e at old house m Hyde Park View of golf course from living room Bur­ nished except bedroom 2BR/ IBA , CR shuttle $215 Call Elizabeth 477-7403 / bills HURRY N O W FOR S U M M E R Fun Fem a le r o o m m a te n e e d e d fo r lux u ry c o n d o o n W C $ 3 0 0 / m o . D o n t miss ou t— c o ll 7 1 3 -6 8 8 0 6 5 5 e x i 7 0 c o lle d Ju lie 4 77 I 0 U 8 E I U I E W A IT ED Nonsm oking, neat, responsible, non TV, semi vegetarian worn an wanted to complete our 3 B R home in quiet neighborhood one m ile north of In tra m u ra l fields $190 • g bills Call Ji m o r Sandra at 454 0859 A N N O U N C E M E N T S 510 — Entertainm ent- Tickets ^ é - 'k - k 'k ’k 'k 'k - 'k - it'k 'k ★ TICKETS ★ ALL CONCERTS 472-7896 CRAIG 530 — Travel- T ra n s p o rta tio n Y E A R F .N D B f A C H B R f A K J O n ly $ 8 9 [.p i p e rso n fo r 8 d a y s / 7 mghts on So u th P a d r e Island , Texos tn Fully e q u ip p e d c o n d o m in iu m s w ith p o o l a n d jacu z zi B e fo r e th a t sum m er |ob, B r e a k F o r T he B e o c h C a ll S u n c h ó s e Tours toll fr e e 1 800-321-5911, y o u r lo c a l S u n c h a s e C a m p u s R e p re s e n ta fiv e o r fa v o rite T r a v e l A g e n c y T O ­ D A Y ' 4 77 years experience C O M P U T E R TUTO R am i C O N S U L T A N T , 14 Basic, Co bol, Fortran 4 3 0 $8/hr A I Kram er, 4 / 7 - 3 9 2 ? ______ ______________________________ P H Y S IC S PhD, 4 years teaching expert ence, excellent teacher, tutors physics, mathematics, chemistry undergraduate courses Reason ab le rates C all S .N 8 3 7 -3352 4 15_________________________ _ 610 — Misc. Instruction 3 M O N T H S U M M I P special $ $ 5 0 0 In- tense wodr out program to Top 4 0 tunes D a n ce studio h a rd w o o d Boors, air conditioning, excellent music system N e a r UT 4 / 8 8 3 3 5 5 6 _ SELL IT! CALL 471-5244 TO P L A C E A CLASSIFIED AD R EN T A L 370 — Unf. Apts. DUVAL VILLA In H y d e P a r k Pre-Leasing For Summer & Fall • Spacious Fioorplan- • Large Pool • Ih»t T u b s and Redw ood I lock • Security ( lates • C o n ve n ie n t to S h a f t !»■ • 1 and 2 bedroom s S p e c ia l S u m m er R a te s A v a ila b le A lso P re-L ea sin g l o r Fall O p e n S iit. 10-4 4305 Duval 451-2343 650 — M oving - H a u lin g T W O B R O T H E R S M o vin g Homes, opart ments, offices, antiques, pianos Insured O p e n seven days/wFEtek 4 5 0 -0 5 3 0 4 17 R E A D Y M O V I N G and hauling Small m ove specialists Best prices! Nicest guys I 448 0 0 9 4 , 4 4 3 6 6 7 2 5 3 A B C A partm ent Moving Moving AuVm for os low os $39.95 Delivery a s l o w as $10 95, 7 days same pnce. 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C a ll 3 4 6 553 1 F rid a y 10am 2 pm o r a p p ly in p e rso n M o n d a y T exian Inn, N I 3 5 , Suite 2 0 0 C o n fe re n c e R oom 4 15______________________________________ to start, PART TIME * 4 / h r C a ll S cottie a t 4 78 2 3 3 9 4 18 te m p o ra ry c a m p a ig n w o rk PART TIM E p e rm a n e n t p o s itio n a v a ila b le in p e d ia tric o ffic e , Sun 9 -6 , M o n a n d Fn nights 4 3 0 - p Basic c le ric a l a n d re ­ c e p tio n skills re q u ire d M e d ic a l o ffic e e x p e rie n c e p r e fe re d A p p lic a tio n s a< cor c e p te d a t 830 1 M o P o c # 3 0 0 (N F n e r o f Steck a n d M o P a c) D e a d lin e fo r sub m ittin g a p p lic a tio n M o n A p n l 2 2 4 2 3 ______________________________________ C AM P COUNSELORS Austin Country Club is interview mg for summer day camp help for June & July Call 328 0090 for information & directions to club. Personnel Clerk W e have a part time tem porary posi­ tion available to assist with payroll interested a n d come b y the Personnel Dept St Da vid's Community Hospital, 919 East 3 2 n d , Austin f ilin g W ill tra m If Make Extra S$S during spare time Sales rep, distributors, m fg reps, book agents desparately needed1 No exp. required. Over 2200 opportunities currently available Directory $16.95 F A.I., 8306 Wilshire Blvd , Suite 384 AT, Beverly H.lls, CA 90211. 4 16 Part time cashiers needed. Room for advancement, flexible hours. Must be neat in appearance and be able to work weekends Apply in person Furrow Building Materials, 8319 N Lamar. EOE M/F. 4 19 F A N T A S T I C OPPORTUNITY Need Bright Enthusiastic people to do phone work. $5.0 0/hr. Call 442-3163. ( a p d t i \ 7 « W H n Ail A p p lican t* eligible for a $80 draw in g to be held on April 15, 1988. Nó m atter w hat type of work you prefer. 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Starting salary of S3 75/hr plus good attendance bonus pay Work 9 hours/week, T & Th, lpm-5 30pm (Schedule not flexible). Permanent position Must be English speaking & have good hearing For further information call Fri-Tue, 8am thru 3pm DYNASTAT, INC. 2 7 0 4 Rio Grande, Ste. # 4 Austin, TX 7 8 7 0 5 4 7 6 -4 7 9 7 4-16 INSTANT CASH ANDBONUS If you need cash to help y o u out while attending college why not donate blood plasma? You can donate twice m a 7 day period for the 1st donation receive *10, for the 2nd donation m o 7 day period, receive *1? Plus with this ad you'll receive o * 2 bonus on your first visit Also ask about bonus programs So help others while helping yourself Must have valid ID and some proof o* Aus tin residence D raw ing held once a month for two * 2 5 bonuses Call 4 7 4 7 9 4 1 Austin Pkismu ( 780 0 Guodoiup* 4 7 5 / hr fo r d e p e n d a b le perso n to d e a n houses M o n d a y F rid a y d a y tim e o n ly S ta rtin g 3 to 8 h o u rs p e r w e e k Raises a v a ila b le o w n tra n s p o rta tio n C a ll 4 6 ? 2 7 6 2 fo r a p p o in tm e n t 3 1 fo r g o o d w o rk M u st h a ve CAFETERALA P O S IT IO N S a v a ila b le a t the C astiftian C o n ta c t A rty G a g e at 4 7 8 173 2 o r s to p b y 2 3 2 3 San A n to n io 11th f lo o r c a fe te ria 4 2 3 A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R n e e d e d fo r 10 unit UT a r e a c o m p le x R eply P O Box 5 3 4 ? , Austin, Texas 7 8 7 6 3 5 6 A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R n e e d e d m a r rred c o u p le p r e fe rre d Full tim e p o s itio n fo r sm all S outh A u stin co m p le x S a la ry S lO O O /m a P O B ox 5 3 4 2 , Austin, Texas 7 8 7 6 3 5 -6 ‘ A ustin's F lo w e r P e o p le ’ N e e d M o th e r's D a y v e n d o rs S ta rt n o w C ash p a id d a i ly_CaM 4 4 0 8 7 7 7 5 6 A P A R ÍM ÍN T M A * í ■' >ition N e w c o n d o N o sa la ry Rent a n d utilities o n ly Id e a l fo r m a rrie d g ra d u a te co u p le 4 7 4 0 9 7 1 4 15 S U M M F R E M P LO Y M E N T E njoy b e in g o u td o o rs a n d w o rk in g w ith kids? C a m p W im w a c a is fo r you* F or m o re in fo c a ll 4 7 2 - 7 3 3 7 o r 4 9 V 3 1 0 9 4 23_ HELP W A N T E D A ustin B o w l A Ram a 517 S L a m a r 4 17 University C o-op Rush N o w accepting applications fo r full & part time tem porary summer rush po sitiom FuM time stock positions begin April 22 A p ply in Personnel, 9am to lpm, 2 2 4 6 G uadalupe, 476 7211 4-16 Duplicating Assistants Do vntown low fmn seeking 2 port time duplicating assistants Copter know ledge helpful Afternoon shifts M on Fn 3 through 9pm. lues Sat I 5pm Prefer student with permanent residence in Austin seeking year round em ployment Must be able to through summer Call 478 work 2 5 0 0 ext 15 for interview. A T T E N T IO N N E E D a n e w hairstyle?* M a le a n d fo r lo c a l b a irs h o w o n S u n d a y A p n l 21 C a ll 1 2 9 5 3 6 5 8 fo r in fo rm a tio n 4 18 fe m a le m o d e ls n e e d e d 8 1 0 — O ffice- C lerical ALLIED B A N K N o r th A ustin P art tellers n e e d e d E x p e rie n c e p re fe rre d but n o t necessary Please c a ll 3 4 6 0 6 6 0 4 15 tim e TYPIST 6 0 * NEAR CAMPUS F le -.b le , 2 0 * h r s / w p m WP w e e k p re fe re d BOOKKEEPER e x p e rie n c e 10 key, a cc o u n tin g h o u rs a n d /o r e x p e ri­ ence RUNNER insu re d , re lia b le car * 3 5 0 5 5 0 /h r 4 74 2 0 0 ? 5 3 CENTRAL AUSTIN dependable part time help wanted immedi ately Non smoker approx 3 af­ ternoons a week/flexible Typing skills, data entry on IBM PC com­ puter, some office clerical assist­ ance to manager of rental prop­ erties. $4/hr 458-2577 4-17 Part time secretary 9am 2pm M f Must be able to type effi­ ciently, must ergay speaking on telephone with professionals Will have time to study. Location is 183 & I 35 $5/hr Call Kirk at 452-0802 SUMMER RESEARCH ASSISTANT An Austin O il Exploration Compony is looking for a bright energetic re­ search assistant w ho can type 60 wpm and more im portantly have ex cellent communication skills The ideal candidate will be an English ma|or w ho has some oil industry knowledge and expenence with a Macintosh Call 441 5268 4-15 4-15 8 2 0 — A ccou n tin g - B o o k k e e p in g E D U C A T IO N A L 5 9 0 — T u to rin g TYPING * RESUMES ★ COPYING SATISFACTION ★ EXPERIENCE EMPLOYMENT 890 — Clubs- Restaurants W A IT P F R S O N p o ü tio m o p e n a p p ly a f ­ te r 7pm , So* th ro u g h Fri o ik fo r Larry 2 2 0 5 Í Riverside 4-15 900 Dom estic* H o u s e h o ld BABYSITTER N E E D E D O ccasional even mgs and weekends O w n transportation p referred O ff East Riverside and Pteos a n t Valley $ 2 0 0 /h r O n e 8 y e a r old girt ¡8 5 M / 4 4 3 8 TEM PO RARY B A B Y S IT T IN G fo r o n e ye o r old q irt Part tune M F, M a y 13-31. Ref e r e rr e s Spanish s p e a kin g O K 4 8 0 0 4 7 1 4-12 ____ Livp in Westlake, permanent p/t for lady Positive attitude, nonsmoker, loves children, op­ portunity to grow in Christian home 3 children. Duties include childcare, housecleamng, er rands, some cooking Drivers It cense preferred. English speak ¡ng, references. Room, board & salary. 328-3355, Betsy. 4 - 1 7 Restaurants RESTAURANT P O S IT IO N S Went bu» Host/hostess, bar A pply in person a t Bato's R estaurant 2 5 1 2 Rio G ra n d e be tw een 11 a n d 3 only See Pat C o sg ro ve a n d D ia n a B rown 4 15 W O U L D Y O U like to w o rk eaHy m o rn If so ings before afternoon classes? Conon's P iz z a is hiring early morning prep people fo r o u r commissary Start mg w a g e * 3 8 5 /h r C a ll 3 8 5 5914 4 19 F U N FAST fo o d n e a r cam pus w a n ts re s p o n sib le fu ll a n d p a rt tim e h e lp M ust h a v e p h o n e a n d tra n s p o rta tio n A p p ly in p e rs o n 2 5 pm 51? W e st 7 9 th 4 18 K IT C H E N HELP line p re p a n d dish need e d fo r n e w re s ta u ra n t E xp e rie n ce d a n d m a tu re o n ly See Steve a t 2 512 R*o G ra n d e b e tw e e n 9 a n d 3 4 17 4-18 K IT C H E N HELP n e e d e d d o w n to w n res ta u ra n t , five da ys a w e e k 110 East 8th S treet 8th Street C a fe 4 18 B A N A N A 'S RESTAU RAN T, o fun p lo re to w o r t C lose a n d to is n o w h m n g fo r kitchen h e lp cam p us a n d a n d d ish w a sh e r positio n s A p p ly in p erson 1601 G u a d a lu p e , b e tw e e n 4 3 0 a n d h o s te s s / h o s t ro r v e n ie n t p o s i t io n s 5 3 0 4-19 MATH MAJOR o p e n in g fo r Im m e d ia te trainee in pension/actunal departm ent. A p p lica n t must love detaile d w ork, have strong math aptitude and have a helpful attitude This is a g ro w th position. W e have a fam ily atm os­ phere, excellent benefits, a n d beautiful offices at our N W Austin location Call fo r an appointm ent, 4 5 4 3712 Custom Benefit Services. 8 9 0 — C lubs- R e s ta u ra n ts Beans Restaurant & Bar on 6th Street is now hiring full & part-ttm " hostper sons and experienced woitpersons A p ply in person offer 2pm 311 W 6fh. 4 -1 6 EM PLO YM ENT 8 0 0 — G e n e ra l H e lp W a n te d We take the AGONY out of Lookinj 4-17 ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE M O R N IN G N O O N A N D NIGHT G reat benefits with on excellent w o rk­ ing environment Call 478 26 5 2 be tw e e n 2 5 for an appointment HOLIDAY HOUSE EXPOSITION BLVD. H arpoon Henry's fo r N o w occeptm g applications waitperson at Austin's most popular seafood restaurant & bar Earn up to SI 2 /h r Also accepting applications fo r daytime prep person A pply in person M-E, 2-4pm 6019 N. 1-35 EOE. 4-19 MAGIC TIME M A C H IN E 6 0 0 EAST RIVERSIDE DRIVE CENTRAl ARE A Staff accountant After noons Mon Fri Type 4 5 WPM Non smoker 4 5 ? 7 4 9 7 . 5 6 UPPER LEVEL ACCOUNTING major Flexible part time, full time Equal O p­ portunity Employer Business located *n North Austin Please coll between 10-3 for appointment 2 5 1 -2 2 8 3 4 18 8 40 — Sales full or part time help for RETAH SALES Summer, salary open Contact Red Coleman $ (2 1 4 )3 6 3 5 4 8 5 5 6 8 5 0 — R etail FULL A N D p o rt tim e p o sitio n s a v a ila b le fo r e x p e rie n c e d sales p e o p le in bette r la d ie s r e a d y to w e a r C a ll fo r a p p o in t m ent, C ra z y Joe's, 451 2 7 8 3 4 19 8 8 0 — P ro fe ss io n al FULL TIME p re s c h o o l te a c h in g positions a v a ila b le , a b o v e a v e ra g e p a y scale, p ro fe s s io n a l e n v iro n m e n t A p p ly in pe r son C re a tiv e W o d d , 2 0 2 0 D e n to n 8 3 7 8 8 2 2 4 - 2 9 N o w interviewing fo r assistant food servers, beverage servers, cooks, and dish machine operators Apply in per son 6 pm or after. 4-22 SERVICES 75 0 — T y p in g I W 2 4 th T R I - T O W E R S F R E E P A R K IN G 4 » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < « NEED YOUR RESUME FAST? Call us for an a p p o in tm e n t and we'll type it w h ile you wait. . 541 7 N orth Lamar qinnys * W h e n y o u 're s e a rc h in g fo r a jo b , c a ll; '/ / / / / . 4 ,M £ / U C 4 \ 5 E K P / C E 5 . I N C . FAST • CONVENIENT • EFFICIENT “The Pam RelieverJ' 4-19 (214) 690-4011 (817) 861-9344 13777 N Central Expwy. - Dallas 305 E. Abram - Arlington No* an # m p *o y m # o t a g e n c y Of n u e r fs m a it fe e t EM PLO YM ENT 8 1 0 — O ffic e -C le ric a l CLERK-TYPISTS $4.59/hour 4 positions available im m ediately; 19 hours/w eek, variable sch e d u lin g in ­ clu d in g evenings and w eekends; p ro ­ vides basic clerical & typing support for R eception and A d m in istra tive o f­ fices; requires high school c o m p le ­ tion, 45 wpm typing; prefer m ore than one y e a r’s office clerical experience. To apply contact: S tudent E m ploym ent O ffice, SFAO, 2608 W ichita. ¿mTA I M B UMa'WSlTK O f I f * 4 5 4T 4USTI* W P B B B U THE RV4NK efw w center 4 19 N O R T H W E S T M O N T E S S O R ! H ouse o f C h ild re n needs a c lassroom a id e S om e e x p e rie n c e w o rk in g w ith c h ild re n neces sary Please c a ll 451 6 1 3 4 4-16 N eed immediately lem porary-de pendoble leasing agent wanted to lease apartment Neat appearance W ill tram right person Hours needed Mon, 12-6, Tue, 3 30-6, W ed, 3 30- 6; Thurs, 3:30-6; Fri, 3:30-6, Sat, 9 6 Sun, 1-5 Can study on fob when slow S5/hr plus commission. Call 458 25 77 4-19 4-17 N E E D E D PART e a ch w e e k C a ll Jim Forbis, 4 72 2681, fo r a p p o in tm e n t 4 19 tim e o ffic e clerk. M F, B U Y , SELL, RENT, TRADE... W A N T ADS... 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 ^ M O N -T H U T a m - 7 a m -5 a F R I 10a m -3 J SA T S p m -M id ▼ S U N I NEED I RENTAL 4 0 0 — C o n d o s-T o w n h o u ses SERVICES 7 6 0 — Misc. Services THESES, DISSERATIONS&P.R.'s W e guarantee o ur graduate school requirem ents. typing will meet 4 54 6 8 7 4 5417 N orth Lamar n i f T D V k * * y BB BB B/ EMPLOYMENT PREPARATION LEARN BARTENDING • 1 O r 2 W eek Course • D ay O r Evening • Job Placement Assistance CALL N O W ! 458-6000 SPECIAL STUDENl DISCOUNTS! Legal Serving Age 18 yrs. old PROFESSIONAL BARTENDERS SCHOOL WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? RENTAL 4 3 5 - C o - o p s PHOTO BY: ERIC SAX o r , v ¿ r & J \ v \ V V * j Á j ’M ^ t ' v 1 1 ‘ These are just a few of the students who have found a great alterna­ tive to crowded dorms or living alone in overpriced apartments or condos. They live in one of seven reasonably-priced, friendly older houses, all within easy walking distance of campus. To find out why so many people make ICC co-ops their home, call or com e by our office, Monday through Friday, 10 am-6 pm. w e e k ly m a id s e iv u e • 4 M i x k s m i r t h w e s t id < a m |ltlS n it VL ( s h u t t le lu is m u le * s u m m u m ! p o o l , im l s i i i i d e i k s • s lu d v lo u n g e K • o lo r 1V lo u n g e • ii|> e n lo r h o lh s u m m e r s e s s io n s • V ____________ __________ ____ — ^ \ Á I m a u l s e rv u e • s w im m in g SINGLES from $287/DOUBLES from $245 u ' r y f i j>r S ' ~ - « e * - J s_______________________ . 7 • All bills paid • All meals included, open kitchens • Within 6 blocks of campus • Two pools • Furnished rooms • Washers and dryers • Telephone • Self governing no landlords' SPACE AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER & PALI. SEMESTERS CALL OK WKITL FOR ADDIONAL INFORMATION OK STOP BY I OR A LOUR In t e r - C o o p e r a t i v e C o a n c il 510 W. 23rd 78705 476-1957 Write: YOUTH EXCHANGE P u e b lo , C o l o r a d o 8 1 0 0 9 The World is waiting# Be an e into an adventure filled with opportunities and challenges. As part of International Youth Exchange, a Presidential Initiative for peace, you live abroad with your new host family. Learn new skills. Go to new schools. Make new friends. H elp bring the world together, one friendship at a time. The Daily Texar Monday April 15 1985/Page 19 Sweep_____ Continued from page 11 It w as the sw eep of Rice, com ­ bined w ith the outcom es of the other SW C gam es that m ay have re­ vived the Long horns' SW C ch a m p i­ o nship hopes. H ouston and Arkansas are tied for the conference lead after sw e ep ­ ing IC U and Texas Tech, respec­ tiv e ly, w h ile Texas A & M m oved up to third after a sw eep of Baylor. The three losses dropped the Bears to fourth, a scant l 1/;» games ahead of fifth-place Texas. As a result of the w eekend action the entire SWC race has tightened up, w ith Texas only tw o games out of first place. " O u r chances have im proved considerably by sw eep ing R ic e ," G ustafso n said. " W e needed to get some w ins on the board to keep from falling further b e h in d ." S w in d e ll struggled through one of his worst outings of the year I ri day, giving up eight hits and w alk mg five. I he five walks w ere tw o more than he had given up in his last three i onferem e games. " I w as loose, S w in d e ll said. I w as just la/y and lackadasicaf out there. I w a s thinking that this team got sw ept by IC U and I d id n 't have a n y velocity. " T h a t s lu m p ." m y m id 1 Satu rd ay, the O w ls jum ped all over starter D ennis C ook for three runs in the first inn ing and added another run in the setond. The Long horns cam e back w ith single runs in the first, second and third, but perhaps the biggest run cam e m the fifth. Bates led off the inning v\ith a w alk, stole setOfid and ad vanced to third w h e n O w ls ' pitcher Russell W rig h t threw a pickoff attem pt into center field Bates then stored on D e n n y 's sat ri- hce fly to right. The run proved to be the differ­ ence in the gam e w h en , m the m id­ dle of the seventh inn ing , a thun derstorm w ashed out the rest of tén­ game line for the gam e-w inning tied, W ith the game tw o teams w ere forced to resum e play Su n d a y w ith Texas com ing to bat in the bottom of the seventh. the fir** hast R B I the triple- ripped Pitch er Johnso n W ith on< out in the bottom of the eighth, first piti h into the gap in right-center for I d H o lu b th< n a w a lk e d R ic h a r d s a n d D a v id W r/e sin sk i in tentional!) to load the Scott V o n d em k a n tf■ bases. But pinch hitting ( buck O ertli, lined a 2 I pitf h d o w n the tor catcher t i n g be f o r i u sc* t u th It' behin If h A p ri ait I reat a d n't s e e n an ¿ against I.ubbc»< w a s sitting o ver here th in k in e 1 w o u ld n 't kam sira i t la n ben< tille lit k ( hns ■ (on d e ­ be bat- c < m fident id, I v e n ­ ter I think •et to t. til1 (m fident < Around Campus Around Campus is a daily column listing Universi­ ty-related actrvrties sponsored by academic depart ments, student services and registered student or­ ganizations To appear in the Around Campus column, organizations must be registered with the Office of Student Activities Announcements must be submitted on the correct form by noon the day before publication to The Datty Texan office No ex­ ceptions will be made W eek W eek The U n iv e rs ity I n tre p re n e u rijl A ssociation w ill present Jeffrey Frankel, o w n er of '1 l o v e Yogurt' and 'Frankel Burgers, speaking at 7 p m M o n d a y in t i n versity Teach in g ( enter 4 122 A ll students are in vit cd [ h e D e p artm ent of O rie n ta l and A frican I an guages an d I iteratures w ill present a lei ture on " S o cial, Political and In d ivid u a l ( hange in I urkev as R r in some C o ntem p o rary W o m e n W riters fleeted N o v e ls " b y G u liz Ku ru o g lu Benedict at 4 p m M on d a y at 2601 U n iv e rs ity A v e N o 208. S tu d e n t V o lu n te e r Services needs a volunteer w ith vid e o and sound equip m ent to d o a color T V public service an n o uncem ent I or more inform ation call S tu ­ dent V o lu n te e r S e rv n e s at 471 3061 V o lu n te e rs are needed to help w ith track and field e vents for elem entary < htldren from 2 to 5 p m M a y 6 through 10 C ó m e o ne or m ore d ays fo r m ore infor­ m ation contact S tu d e n t V o lunteer Services at 471 3065 The Stu d e n t H e alth ( enter w ill present a m ethods o f co ntracep tio n < lass for men and w om en from 6 to 7:30 p.m M o n d a y in Stu d e n t H ealth < enter 334. O xer the co unter and prescription m ethods will be co vered pletion. C all 471 4118 to register T h e U T Facu lty W o m e n O rganization w ill host a luncheon and panel d iscussion on p rod uctivity from 11 30 a m to I 30 p .m Tuesday in W alte r W eb b Hall (fin u lty center) C ypress Room Jan ( a v a n , ugh w ill g ive a talk and slid e show on ,il 7 p m M on "P o litic a l A rt in P o lan d A ro u n d 19011 d a y in C a lh o u n H a ll 422 as parí of Eastern Europe* La w ren ce G ra h a m . professor of governm ent, w ill it 2 p rn g ive a talk entitled M o n d a y in ( alh o u n H all 422 as part ol ( astern I uropt "Rom ania in the 80s "A lb a n ia n N a tio n a lis m " w ill be presented bv speaker Jo h n Kolsti, asscx i.ite professor of Slavic Ian guages, at 1 p rn M o n d a v in < alhoun H all 422 a part o f ( astern F urope W eek B ra z ilia n A ssociation w ill meet at 7 p m M o n d ay in Texas U n io n ( ai tus C afe Please attend Paragon, support group for w o m e n 's athlete s, w ill hold its first organizational m eeting at 7 p ni M o n d a y in U n iv e rsity Teaching C e n te r 4 114 AM interested parties are urged to attend Texas U n io n M icroC enter w ill present classes tor M uM iplan C h art at I '11 p m and M N File at > ¡ n M o n d a y in Texas U n io n Bu ild in g I I M A C S for m ore inform ation ' B>- ( all D P M A ad v is in g sem inar Co m e and learn more about D P courses (to p ic*) at 7 30 p m M o n d a y in I n ult\ G rad u a te School of Business Building. I 216 w ill be present to answ er questions A lp h a K a p p a Psi w ill meet M o nd ay night to nono na te officers, vote for aw a rd w in n e rs and hear a speaker Busin ess attir* and attendance is required N e w a itiv e s are congratulated upon p ledgeship m m A ttention A M A m em bers < hapter parts w ill be held at t p.m A p ril 21 at W alte r I Lo n g I ake For m ore inform ation com e to Tuesday's A M A meeting C o tn e >ee w h at A M A can do tor vou D ie D e p artm ent o f Ling uistic s w i l l sponsor a • o lio " T u n ih w ith B i l l , " an in form a l o p p o rtu n ity for you to discuss various tope x w ith B ill M o ye r w ill !*• held to 1 p.m M o n d a y in lexas U n io n tm m I I ill a m U u a d ra n g le Room T h e U T ( om p etitive D ance Team w ill hold tryouts lor its sum m er team .t! 1 3ft p m M o nd ay in A nna f hs . ( ,y inn.! iiim All interest» 1 m dam in g this sum m et and bee i imtng part < if the h am ire enV 3101 M 301 M 808 \ 12. 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M o n d a y in A rt Bu ild in g I 110 H arold Jones, associate professor at U n iv e rsity of A n zo na, Tucson, w ill speak on "H a r o ld (ones H is W o rk "P op u latio n R e d istrib u tio n Ih ir d W o rld a lecture b y p opulation specialist D aniel 1950 1980, V m in g , U n iv e rsity of P e n n sylvan ia, w ill be presented in the at 4 p m M o n d ay in ( a-ography B u ild in g 406 The e ve n t is sponsored by M id d le Eastern S tud ies, P o p u ­ latio n Research ( enter, D ep artm ent of G e o g rap h y a n d C ollege of Liberal Arts lexas U n io n A rts and H u m an itie s C o m m ittee has re-extended the d ead lin e for applications for art gal- le rv exhibits until 5 p m M a y 1 A p p licatio ns are availab le in Texas U n io n B u ild in g 4 300 Police Report Between 3 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Sun- lay, the University Police Department re- jorted the following incidents: Assault: A jí ■ id*- ' reported at 5 15 p .sH out FoR lvh ' x (TO-»* -TtT ^ kNActsu)UAS+ And r ^ l \ 6F'u£F.’< zt A * i 0 / you Don■* , —i / ^ yu / O , - - TVi Sotefc ^ , p 'N r- S A u t F \ ivod c rr, .s., T GRCw . >N j ..1 v * / ih '-*•” cf-.t x li ' -*r-¿ /Sfeu, - 'M ? x f o ' i i 29 77 A } 1 1< S «Li I v - / < J Collage / A H i L i ¡ r í 80 v r '8o U P I W E A T H E R F 0 T 0 C A S T NATIO N A L W E A T H E R S E R V IC E F O R E C A S T TO 7 P M C S T M O N D AY T he forecast for A u stin and vicin ity M o n d a y calls for part!) * tu d v Southeasterly wrinds w ill skies and a high tem perature in the low er S blow at 10-15 m ph. 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Your f ull nam e w ill be engraved inside. e to T he Sheftall Co. a n d r your Class R in g now for irliest delivers. plus utlcs tax United Press International NBA B O S T O N M icheál Ray Rich­ ardson tied his season high with 36 points Sun day to lead the N e w Jer­ sey Nets to a 129-118 victory over the Boston Celtics in the regular- seaso n finale for both teams. Ihe Nets, who open ag ain st the Detriot Listons I hursday in the first round ol the playoffs, used a 9-2 run to open the second quarter, tak­ ing a 46-37 lead and Boston was never closer than four points. I'he defending champion Celtics, who finish the regular season with a 63-19 record, the best in the N B A , will play the C leveland Cavaliers in the hist round. The series will open I hursday in Boston. Jazz 104, Spurs 102 S A N A N T O N IO Thurl Bailey tied his career high w ith 27 points to lift Utah to a victory over San A nto­ nio, allowing both te a m s to end the regular season at 4 1-41. help Utah Artis Cilm ore scored 21 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for San Antonio. Utah ended the regular season T i­ ll, it's second-best mark ever, and record San A ntonio's marked the 11th time in 12 years the Spurs won at least 41 game's. San Antonio will play Denver in the first round of the playoffs. identical Rockets 121, Somes 98 H O U S T O N Akeem Olajuwon scored 17 points to lead seven team­ mates in double figures as playoff- bound Houston ended the regular season with a vic tory over Seattle. Houston, which trailed just twice in the early going, ended the regu lar season at 48-34 and plays Utah Friday in the first round of the N B A Western Conference playoffs. Lakers 122, Kings 116 Adrian Dantley added 23 points and Rickey Creen popped in 16 to K A N S A S C IT Y , Mo. Bob McA- doo scored 11 points in the final 3:34 GITANES FROM — 14995 TREKS FROM — 27995 Frame Pump 9.95 U-Bolt Lock 13.95 Leather Gloves 7.95 to rally Los Angeles to a victory over Kans.is ( itv. Ih e Kings, who were* playing their final home game before men ¡ng to Sacramento next season, had a 113-106 lead with 3:49 left but hit only one free throw the rest of the w ay and were out scored 16-1 The Lakers, who have won six in a row, 10 of their last 11 and 22 of their last 25, will open the playoffs against Phoenix in Los Angeles Thursday night. They finished the season at 62-20, the second-best record in the club's history. Ih e Kings closed out their 13th and last season in Kansas C ity with a 31-51 record. Pistons 116, Cavs 113 R IC H F IE L D , Ohio - Kelly In pucka scored 24 points and Detroit used a strong fourth-quarter surge to defeat Cleveland. [he Cavaliers outscored Detroit 14-4 at the start of the final period to take <) 97-95 advantage on two John­ ny Davis free throws with 7:46 re­ maining. After the teams traded baskets and the lead for the rest of the peri­ od, Kent Benson threw down a stuff and Isiah Thomas nailed a 20-toot jumper to put Detroit up 115-112 with 13 seconds to play. W orld B. Free missed a three- point shot tor Cleveland and Roy Hinson and Tripucka traded free t h r o w s to close the scoring. Suns 124, Warriors 111 P H O E N IX — A lva n Adam s scored 21 points and Phoenix out- scored Golden State 36-19 in the fourth period to defeat the W a rri­ ors. Phoenix, which closed out the season at 36-46, will meet the Lakers in first round of the N B A playoffs I uesday night at Los Ange­ les. the T H E S H E F T A L L C O JE W E L E R S Merchants m America Sinn 1733 G E M O L O G I S T S unuelen for ('¡me rah am Ic a iu b c w J e r s e y evaluating new products. 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W e're not exactly talking "jewel in the crow n" quality here, but for a network miniseries, "Space" seems to have the potential to go beyond recent miniseries values. This lavish adaptation of james Michener's best selling 1982 novel began Sundm and will continue through Thursday. 1 he miniseries stars James Garner a^ a war hero senator and space program advocate; Susan Anspach as his wife; Beau B rid g es as a M a­ rine flier and \pollo astronaut; Blair Brown .is a career woman married to an astronaut; Bruce Dern as an engineering professor wrho under­ t a k e s a secret mission to recruit Ger­ man rocket s c i e n t i s t s for America; David Dukes as a con man; Michael \ork as a German scientist modeled on Wernher von Braun; and Harry Hamlin as an astronaut who makes a journey to the moon. It will be interesting to see it there is a massive audience for "Space The 1983 theatrical release "The Right Stuff" failed to enthrall most viewers, but its blend of space-pro- gram docudrama and anti-establish- ment satire was as imaginative as it was unstable. "Sp ace" would seem to be on surer footing, concentrat­ ing l e s s on the mystique of space exploration and flight than on the political and historical conditions that made the program take hold in and concentrating this country especially on the lives of the charac­ ters involved. 1 he miniseries, which had the full cooperation of N A SA , is a fictional account of the development of the U.S. space program from the final days of W orld W ar 11 to the first moon landings. If "Space" pulls respectable rat­ ings, who knows what will happen to the miniseries? Maybe there will be again a real reason to watch them. Pane 2 Monday, April 15,1985 T V Watch WeeKly ■ -------------— — — — ^ i— l lJ B ‘ f " OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM 1. What character on “ Dynasty” was apparently “ killed off” in an oil rig explosion after the actor (Al Corey) complained about the show? 2. This show first appeared on June 15, 1969. It is best de­ scribed as the country-and- western version of “ Laugh- In,” with music, skits and corny jokes. The name of this show is: 3. What was the name of Fred Flintstone’s best friend? 4. What was Mork's way of saying in Orkan on the good-bye “ Mork and Mindy Show”? 5. What were the supposedly un- trainable group of hard-core underachievers called on “Welcome back Hotter”? This portion must be completed in full: Name. Address. City___ Telephone. State SPORT SHOES Winner’s Choice from CO-OP Sports Department Last week’s winner was: MELISSA KAY MAYO Correct answers for last week: 1. David Carradine; 2. That Was The Week That Was; 3. Jean Stapleton; 4. Laugh-ln; 5. Colombo. ------------------- CONTEST RULES------------------ t. Winner will be selected by random public drawing to be held each Friday at 11:45 in the T S P Business Office, 24th & Whitis. First correct eligible entry drawn will be the winner. 2. Ju d g e’s decision is final. 3. Entries must be deposited before the close of business at the Univer­ sity Co-op on Thursday each week. 4. Facim ile copies of the entry blank will not be accepted. 5. Only one entry per person will be accepted. 6. Winner will be notified by mail, and letter with photo I.D. required to claim prize. 7. M em bers of the Texas Student Publications staff, employees of the University Co-Op and Texas Student Publications are ineligible. 8. Contest is subject to cancellation without prior notice. All taxes on the prize are the responsibility of the winner. 9. Entry blank must be com pleted in full. 10. Prizes must be claimed within thirty days of the date of the drawing. This week’s entries must be deposited in the Sports Department at the UNIVERSITY CO-OP by or before closing on THURSOAY, APRIL 18,1985 MAJORING IN SERVICE SINCE 1896 COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER f t $398 1985 S p re e SP' CAUSE SUMMER IS FUNNER ON A WOODSI HONDA WOODS FUN CENTER 650» N. LAMAR (Between Airport & Koenig) Quantities limited, PlusT.T.T.&L. 459-3311 SALES 459-8944 MON., WED., FRI. 9-6 TUES.,THURS. 9-7 SAT. 9-5 Paqe 4 Monday, April 15,1985 TV Watch Week¡\ Jj^Faijtastic ¿¡anjs the original Family Haircutters CNN provides information, where networks offer fluff GRAND OPENING 5775 Airport Blvd. 459-0499 NEXT TO HIGHLAND MALL l ¡2 Price Special Perm/Body Wave Adult Style C u t . . Child Style Cut . . 11 yrs. A u n d e r Above Includes: • shampoo • rinse • cut • style B rin g A d • N e w S a lo n O n ly special e x p ire s 4 -1 9-S5 M-F 10-7 Sat 9-6 4 Other Convenient Locatioi 9604 N. Lamar 2616 S. Lamar 836*7682 443-2169 3010 Anderson Ln. 6705 Hwy. 290 W 451*7369 892-5566 LONDON < = D obie M a ll Second Floor 2021 G u a d a lu p e = unless it's a story good enough to tell. Things happen — always have. The idea of keeping up with com pi­ lations of random ly sim ultaneous events gives me a headache. Since most new spaper reporting arbitrari­ ly pretends that all events are m ere­ ly I can't read it. sim ultaneous ("ob jectiv e ), Instead 1 watch CNN for its poise. Portions are pre-recorded, but it's primarily a live show , and one that know s deep in the back o f its mind that it has 24 hours a day to put it­ self across. The reporters — it is im possible to isolate "s ta r s" am ong such a large, discreet bunch — are formal but re­ laxed. O ccasionally their hair is less than perfect. Som etim es they foul up, apologize, and back up and try again. You never hear a voice con­ stricted with netw ork-induced ten ­ sion. The effect of CN N is ju st the o p ­ posite of that of the happy-taik new sroom . Local new speople try to deny their briskness with banter that seem s inform al but needs to be as tightlv timed as a Johnn y Carson m onologue. is, because It never som e am ateur — could you call a new sm an anything w orse? — al­ ways looks queasy and says uh. Som eth ing like an extended ver­ sion o f the non-cable netw orks' m orning new s feature and talk line­ ups, C N N 's usual program m ing is divided into successive new sroom show s similar in set and graphic for­ mat. O n the hour, tw o anchors in­ troduce a 10-m inute capsule that of­ fers roughly the new s content of a netw ork evening show . The an­ chors return to guide the audience through interview s and a generous variety of 10- to 20-m inute depart­ m ental features — business new'S, in-depths, fashion, sports, the only ongoing television show reporting on life in jap an — with relatively lit­ tle repetition. W hen som ething unusual hap­ pens, th ere's never any hesitation to push plans aside; the sm all-segm ent format allows quick and gracious re­ covery' and prom otes a new s net­ w ork's most obvious asset: im m edi­ acy. The added, unexpected asset, possible through technical aplomb, is the cable netw ork's flow ing sense o f passage. A dav's accidents are in­ tended to transform it. To som eone used to thinking of new s as the anchor holding down the end of a workday, C N N 's steady state mood is first disorient­ ing, then w elcom e and finally e n ­ livening. W hen the H ouse of Repre­ sentatives voted to fund the MX m issile, CNN pared back its 6 p.m . new s to a single reporter just read­ ing the day's new s and interrupting him self frequently to check the tote board of votes or to cut to cam eras and reporters in the Congressional cham bers. Being prom inently free of coverage the seem ed aw k w ard by n etw o rk standards but equally unschooled in the netw ork w eakness for aggran­ dizem ent. com m entators, No one was reallv sure when the vote would finish, or what CNN s new scast would be in the middle of once it did. But it was clear that CN N , unlike the pow erfully staged netw ork new s program s, was e s­ sentially unperturbed by having to accom m odate the outside event W hen it cam e, it seem ed austere and refreshingly uncanned. Michael Saenz C n the tu b e For years 1 depended on educa­ tional show s like I he Electric Com ­ p any" or "M o n ty P y th on ’ as anti­ dotes to the high burnish of the netw orks. "Sesam e Street — a show proud to call itself a w orkshop product — was particularly good for getting back to basics. Ten m inutes of it was enough to make mv head hurt from all an adult keeps m em orized all the time (how?). 1 appreciated the free- floating sh o p talk on what w as ex­ pected from everybody (call that "h ig h ” and this "lo w "), and the confiding tips on survival ( co-op- er-a-tio n "). There w as even som e satire, like the this-show -is-brought-to-you-by- that always the-letter-M gimmick had everyone up from the floor with laughter. Things like letters can t be sponsors anv more than thev can be parents. Today the netw orks rem ain, like m ost graduate study program s, le­ gitim ately past education and into gossip, but mv retreat from the artif­ ice of "D v n a stv ," "T h e Fall Guv and "M iam i Vice' more frequently sends m e past PBS to the Cable News Network. I'm not reallv interested in news, £Qofc— P k t e r t f USA Network reaches fifth season M ovies Renting for as low as S I .00 VCR's for as low as S I .99 A DAY Sun-Thurs 10-10 469-5633 Fri-Sat 10-11 ITHE DOCTOR IS IN.I If y o u r b ike h a s y o u at the b r e a k in g point, call us. The Dr. of C y c o lo g y h a s the a n sw e r to y o u r Bicyclephobia. TAKARA MOUNTAIN BIKES CYCOLOGY BIKE SHOP 102 NORTH LOOP SALES SERVICE RENTALS 454-6295 UNITED M EDIA ENTERPF SES This m onth the advertiser-supported USA Network celebrates its fifth anniversary' — an eon in an industry that's >till very much in its infacy. U S A , which w as a spinoff from the Madison 'square Network, has broadened its program m ing base from a heavy sports orientation to an eclectic schedule mixing movies, children's program m ing and m agazine-style show s as well as sports. USA, w hich now reaches 28 million household s, is jointly owned b\ lim e Inc., Param ount Pictures and MCA. "W e think of ourselves as an all-entertainm ent net­ work, that is the direction that w e're going,' said Da­ vid Kenin, USA s vice president of program m ing. 1 believe w e project a coherent image. Wo re as easy to figure out as C B \ although our programming mix may not be as familiar U SA 's main cable com petition is Superstation W 1B S and CBN , channels which also offer broad program ­ m i n g mixes Like both U^A airs m am form er network Drag­ series, including "A lfred Hitchcock Presents, n et" and "P ey ton Place' as well as such show s as "T o m a ," "G et Christie Love' and Shannon, w huh USA m arkets as its "C rim ebuster series. "T h e issue is variety and choice,' Kenin s,iid. It s im possible tor u s to aquire M agnum P L because we would not recoup the m oney paid for it from ad­ vertisers. But show s like 'H itchcock' and Pales of the U nexpected' have found broad audiences within USA terms. 'D ragnet,' "T h ey 're not going to get a 30 percent share, he continued. "But they can provide a choice to the con­ I he key is w hether we <.an provide enough of a s u m e r choice Alfred Hitchcock Presents’ is part of U SA Net work’s varied programming mix. Billy Dee sure of Billy Diamond UNIT! I M l DIA EN I t RPRISI S H ollywood - Billv Dee Williams wants to be a hero...and Billy Diamond may be just the man he s looking for, C BS and Columbia Studios want him to be a hero, too, which is why Williams has left Brady 1 lo\ d ot "D yn asty" and Lando Calrissian of the "Star W ars" nun ies behind to introduce "Double Dare to a waiting w orld, I he new (. BS series premiered last week and like any other actor standing at the threshold of a potential gold mine, Williams is optimistic about the series' chances of winning an audience during its six-week tryout But unlike most actors dutifully promoting a new show, Williams is not inclined to psychoanalyze his new character or indulge in boring and unconvincing monlogues suggesting that Double Dare is betu i than any other series on the tube. It ^ not that Williams is uncooperative or reticent at interviews - far from it, But he insists that he wants Billy Diamond to remain as much of a mystery as possi­ ble until the series has found an audience and C BS has approved production for the next season. is, according to pre-launch hype, a wealthy self-assured, enigmatic man who approaches new projects with good-humored enthusiasm. Diamond So is Billy Dee Williams. His role in the "Star W a r s " movies broke new' ground AMERICAN CAB COMPANY ■ g e t t i n g y o u t h e r e IS B ■ OUR BUSINESS ■ HOT SHOT PACKAGE DE­ LIVERY 24 HOURS A DAV- 7 DAYS A WEEK CHA RG E AVAILABLE SE HABLA ESPAÑOL NEW AIR C O N D IT IO N E D 1985 CABS 24 H O U R S - 7 DAYS A W E E K D I S ­ R A D I O PATCHED SERVICE S E R V IN G T H E E N T IR E A U S T IN AREA A C C O U N T S OISPATCHEO BY GREATER AUSTIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY A avo Nvoiaawv 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * * * * * * * * ♦ 4 * * * * * * * Billy Dee Williams now stars in Billy Diamond. for blaik actors in feature films, and his seven-episode stint on "D yn asty" carried the revolution into televi­ sion with the help of an old pal from high-school days, Diahann Carroll. 452-9999 * * STARTING APRIL 1st ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4 4 KASE (FM 101) KAZI (FM 88 7) KH CS (FM 88 1) KHFl (FM 98) KIXL (AM 970) K L B J AM (AM 590) K L B J FM (FM 94) KMFA (FM 89.5) KMMM (AM 1370) KNOW (AM 1490) KO KE (FM 95.5) KPEZ (FM 102) KTXZ (AM 1560) KVET (AM 1300) KEYl (FM 103) KGTN AM (AM 1530) KGTN FM (FM 96 7) KUT (FM 90.5) Country Variety Christian music Rock Christian music News Rock Classical All Spanish news and music Oldies rock Light rock Easy listening Local and oldies rock Country Adult contemporary Pop music Pop music Variety TV W atch W eekly Editor . . . . 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(Saturdays & Sundays) $2.00 OFF ALL CALL IN ORDERS (Pizza Pies Only) CUUh _ jrt ■ LOWER LEVEL DOBIE MALL 474-1876 Soap opera queen bitch wants her throne back UNITED MEDIA ENTERPRISES W ho is the real 'Alexis of Day­ time'? Almost all actresses who play villainesses on soaps aspire to that accolade. But all longtime soap en- thusiasts know that all but one are pretenders to the throne. The title belongs to Robin Strasser, an expert actress whose innate understanding of the subtleties of villainy make her character, Dorian Lord Callison, on 'One Life to Live' much more be­ lievable than the scenery-chewing Joan Collins on Dynasty. Her credentials, including a Day­ time Emm\ as Best Actress, should guarantee job securitv. Not so says Miss Strasser. " W e soap actors don't reach a plateau of merit and status and just stay there. All it takes is a new producer and a set of writers to say 'you're out ."' Indeed, " O L T L " has recently undergone such a change. Says Miss Strasser: " I have the most respect for the taste of the new producer Paul Rauch, but Mnce he's come on, Do­ that rian hasn't been working much." Miss Strasser is upset over the cancellation of her story line about an older woman-younger man affair between Dorian and Dan Wolek (Ted Demers). "1 was promised a hot, sexy overdrive story," says Miss Strasser. "Bu t the network slapped it down. It s puzzling to Miss Strasser since such affairs are popular on nighttime soaps such as 'Dynasty.' "The network told me that the af­ fair would destroy the audience's she says. Well, respect for me, thev don't have respect for me. You're talking to someone who has made a career of playing people you don't like. You can't give the audi­ ence what thev want. This is not a popularity contest. If you lose their ability to surprise them, then you lose the ability to move them.' Page 6 Monday, April 15 «ftm \m J s y t f i I l imo tim e 7:00 4 36 O B O B H O P E S P E C IA L Salute To The S o a p s " Diahann Carroll. M organ Britta­ ny. Deidre Hall. Peter Reckell, Joan Van Ark and Jack W agner join the comedian for a se­ ries of sketches lampooning daytime and evening soap operas CJ 5 7 0 R IN G L IN G B R O S . A N D B A R N U M & B A IL E Y C IR C U S Ben Vereen hosts this preview of the 115th edition of the three-ring spectacle featuring animal trainer Gunther Gebel-W illiam s. aerial feats, clow n s and p ro ­ duction n um b ers Q o E D U C A T IO N A L C O M P U T IN G © N IP S E Y R U S S E L L ( 5 24 O H A R D C A S T L E A N D M C C O R M IC K M c C o rm ic k d isc o v e rs third-rate nightclub sing er and form er h ood is his fa­ ther ( R ) g f f l M O V IE * * ' ? "F u n n y Lady (1975) B a r ­ bra Streisand. Ja m e s Caan. Y e a rs after her divorce, vaudeville and early radio star Fanny Brice b egins a h u m o ro u s love-hate relation­ ship with B road w ay songw riter Billy Rose. that a 'P G ' © Y O U C A N B E A S T A R Best Crust Best Sauce Best Pizza Pie the crust Y ou need a great crust to m ake a great pizza. W e begin with the best high protein flour to m ake our dough. Then we take the time to knead it and stretch it by hand. 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Joe Pesci A m an w ho likes to eat. drink and sm o k e to e x c e ss sta n d s to win $ 10 million if he sacrifices his worldly plea­ su re s for one year R ' 42 ) Q H A W A II FIV E-0 M cG arrett and an air investigator attempt to traffic conference stop an airline s ticket racket f f i U S F L F O O T B A L L D enver G old at T am p a B ay B an dits © 1985 G R E A T A M E R IC A N ST R IP -O F F : R O U N D IV f f i M O V IE * * * * W h o 's Afraid Of Virginia W o o lf ?" (1966) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton A casual get-together between two university p ro fe sso rs and their w ives e x ­ plo de s in a night of p sy ch olo gic al furor re­ vealing inner te n sio n s and marital turmoil. 7:20 f f i M O V IE * * * C he yen n e A u tu m n " (1964) Jam e s Stewart. R ichard W id m ark Directed by John Ford The dram atic e x o d u s of C h e y ­ enne Ind ians extend s from an O k la h o m a r e s ­ ervation to their h om elan d s in W yom ing. O B O A R D OF T R U S T E E S M E E T IN G © BILL C O S B Y © F A N D A N G O © M O U S E T E R P IE C E T H E A T E R 7:30 8 00 ■ 4 M O V IE * * The En d (1978) Burt R e y ­ nolds. Dorn D e Luise A terminally ill m an m uste rs the co u rage and determ ination to face his im p end ing death with a se n se of d ig ­ nity " S P A C E '/ T H E E P IC A M IN IS E R IE S T H A T 'S O U T O F T H IS W O R L D I C B S Enlwlamrrwnl Aitv Lad y Blue 5 7 Q S P A C E After the war. Stanley M ott returns to the U S with a team of G e rm an rocket experts, including Dieter Kolff over his wife Elinor s objections. N orm an G rant runs for the U S. Se n ate Jo h n P o p e enlists in the N avy (Part 2 of 5 ) : j © I S P Y D ra g o n s Teeth 24 0 M O V IE (Prem iere) 12 Jam ie Rose. Tony Lo B ia n co After her lover is m urdered, a tough dedicated detective e m p lo ys uno rtho d ox m etho ds m her c a m ­ paign to convict the m atriarch of a cocaine ring resp onsib le for his death Q © N A S H V IL L E N O W © f f i T E N K O 18 Q M YSTERYI The A d ve ntu re s Of S h e r lock H o lm e s" W atso n and H olm e s try to p re­ vent the k id nap p in g of a yo u n g heiress by a m ysterious m an Q 0 J 700 C L U B Scheduled a former FBI aqent recalls his career Housto.i Rockets basket ball player Robert Reid, f f i A M E R IC A T A L K S B A C K 0 3 L O O K IN G E A S T 30 © LA N O C H E 36 O M O V IE * * * A irplane!' 1980) R o b ­ ert Hays, Julie H agerty In this sp o o f of d is a s ­ ter films, an airliner s crew su c c u m b s to food p o iso n in g and a n e rvo u s form er war pilot is p re sse d into service. (R) (1972) Kate 42 O M O V IE * * ' ? Jackson . Katherine Ju stice W iv e s becom e d isturbed while waiting for their h u s b a n d s to return from P O W c a m p s in Vietnam © M O V IE * ★ * ' ; "B a n a n a s ( 1 9 7 1 )W o o d y Allen, L ou ise Lasser. A p rod uct tester, bored with his everyday routine, g o e s to a small Latin A m e rican country and b e c o m e s a d ic ­ tator during a political upheaval P G © D IS N E Y F A M IL Y A L B U M L im bo 8:30 f f i CD V ID E O C O S M O S f f i D IS C O V E R A U S T R A L IA © W A T E R B IR D S f f l © V ID E O E X IT O S 8:45 9:00 f f i V ID E O S O U L ( B C O V E R S T O R Y Featured D eb b ie Allen of S E X I W IT H Q A M E R IC A N P L A Y H O U S E "F a m e ". © f f l M IS S IN G F R O M H O M E "N ig h t- 18 s o n g s " A C h m e se -V ie tn a m e se refugee sta y ­ ing with her h u s b a n d 's im m igrant family in New Y o r k 's C hinatow n s h a r e s their struggle to live in a new culture Q 03 G O O D W E S T H E IM E R 3 0 ® D A N C IN ’ D A Y S (1983) f f i M O V IE * * ' / ) R o b b y B en son, Pat H ingle B a s e d on the real-life experience of S io u x Indian Billy M ills and the p ersona l o b sta c le s he ove rc am e to b ecom e a m em ber of the 1964 O lym p ic track team and the first A m e rican to ever win the 10.000 meter run. P G ' © W IL D E R N E S S B O U N D R u n n in g B rave D R . R U T H 9:30 f f i M A D A S H E L L A profile of a s u sp e n d e d p rincip al's battle against the syste m after m akin g c h a n g e s that reform ed a su b u rb a n New York high sch o o l previously p lague d by vandalism and Iruancy f f l N E W C O U N T R Y f f l C A N D ID C A M E R A 0 ) T O G E T H E R : W IT H S H IR L E Y A N D P A T B O O N E G u est Jo hn B erad in o, w ho p la ys Dr H ardy on "G e n e ra l H ospital " f f i f f i M O V IE S o y El H ijo Del G a lle ro " (N o Date) A nton io Aguilar, C o lu m b a D om ing ue z 0 3 H ELLO , T H IS IS G E R M A N Y 30 © 24 H O R A S © P L A Y B O Y R O A S T S D IC K S H A W N © M O V IE * * * A M id su m m e r N ig h t's S e x C o m e d y " ( 1982» W o o d y Allen M ia Farrow The sum m e r heat and co untry air p ro v o k e a series of h u m o ro u s rom antic e n co un ters a m o n g three co up les sp e n d in g a w e ekend at an inventor s rural retreat P G ' 10:00 7 0 12 24 O 36 O N E W S 4 5 o C H A L K B O A R D f f l M O V IE * * * A gain st All O d d s (1984) R achel W ard. Jeff B rid g e s A fading profes sional football player falls in love with the girl friend of a sm all-tim e h o o d and b e c o m e s in­ volved with shady, h igh -sta ke s real estate d ealin gs R ': ; f f l Y O U C A N B E A S T A R f f l G O N G S H O W © f f l O N E D IN LIN E J a m e s a ccep ts a large from a Bulgarian nob le m an to paym ent transport a m ysterio us p a sse n g e r to the B lack S e a Q ) B ILL C O S B Y f f l H O T P R O P E R T IE S W IT H R IC H A R D B E L Z E R f f i M IL L IO N A IR E M A K E R ¡42 0 S O A P The C a m p b e lls and the Tates, the offbeat fam ilies of two sisters, are in tro­ duced. f f i S P O R T S F O C U S (1983) © M O V IE ★ * * Never C ry W olf C h arle s M artin Sm ith In 1963. a biologist learns to live a m o n g w olves and E s k im o s in the northern w ild erne ss an d d isc o v e rs that contrary to popular opim on, the w olves have not been re sp o n sib le for the depletion of car­ ibou herds. 'P G ' * * ' ? "C ro ss c u r re n t (1971) f f i M O V IE Robert H ooks. Jerem y Slate. Tw o S a n F ra n ­ c isc o detectives investigate the m urder of a youth a b oa rd a cable car 10:25 10:30 4 '36 O B E S T O F C A R S O N H ost Jo h n n y C arso n . G u e sts D yan C an n on , T om Selleck. Nick A p ollo Forte 5 J E F F E R S O N S A m ake-believe m urder b eg ins to like the real thing when G eorge. L o u ise and Florence g o on a m ystery look writers' cruise. 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C liff is stunned when he learns the stra n g e r s id e n ti- 0 H UM AN IZIN G KN O W LED G E BY M O D I­ FYING CUR R IC ULU M © I SPY The Loser 12 24 o BENSON W hen B en son 's c a m ­ paign m oney runs out. his p ro sp e cts look bleak until an u ne xp e cte d b e n e fa cto r a rrives 1 R) Q © N ASH VILLE NOW © BOXING © 0 3 SWAN LAKE, MINNESOTA Joseph Papp presents Kenneth R obins, co nce p tu a l a rtist, in an a va n t-g a rd e p ro d u c tio n of the classic ballet. Swan Lake T8 O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 0 ) 700 CLUB Scheduled Billy G ra h a m 's daughter Gigi discusses ch ild -re a rin g , f f i AMERICA TALKS BACK f f i HELLO, THIS IS GERMANY 36 © SEXCITANTE © 0 MOVIE A A A " J W C oop (1971) C lift R obertson. G eraldine Page Having e n ­ dured a 10-year prison sentence, an e x-con becom es a W estern ro de o star CD MOVIE A A Peter Lundy A nd The M e d i­ cine Hat S ta llio n '' (1977) Leif G a rre tt. M itche ll Ryan. In 1861, a te en-age Pony E xpress rider b a ttles hostile Indians and ro ug h te rra in to W olken 18 O THE LIVING PLANET: A PORTRAIT OF THE EARTH An e x p lo ra tio n of the w ild life fou n d on islands, w here unusual species d e ­ velop m isolation Q QD G O O D S E X I W IT H D R W ESTHEIMER g ) VIDEO VAC ATIO N S 30 f f i D ANC IN ' DAYS © MOVIE a A ’ ? ■ M oscow On The H udson • 1984) Robin W ili ams. M a na C o n ch ita A lo n ­ so A Russian circu s m usician d efe cts to the U nited S ta te s and settles in New York after being saved fro m the KG B by a sto re security R U T H guard R CJ CD MAY PLAYBOY VIDEO M AG AZIN E CD MOVIE A A A Racing W ith The M oon i 1984) Sean Penn. Elizabeth M cG overn. In ¡ate 1942. ju st b efo re he s scheduled to leave fo r b oo t cam p, a te e n -ag e r fro m the w rong side of the tra cks fa lls in love w ith the new g irl in to w n PG "The Thing f f i MOVIE A A A (1951) Jam es Arness. Dewey M a rtin . 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Young Lady C ha tte rle y 5 JEFFERSONS G eorge s decisio n to b e ­ com e the p a rtn e r of an a pp a re ntly fatherless boy leads him in to the m id d le of a se nsitive fam ily p rob lem Q 7 0 TAXI Louie hits an old w om a n while trying to teach the a rt o f ca b b in g to a p re tty new driver 12 HART TO HART Jo na tha n and Jennifer visit an Old W est to w n and find a deadly g o ld -ste a lin g gang. © MOVIE a (1977) Harlee M cB rid e . Peter R atray A young w om an in h e rits her fa m ily's huge m a n ­ sion and an a n ce sto r's d ia ry d eta iling n u m e r­ ous sexual escapades. R © VIDEOCOUNTRY 18 O DOCTOR W HO 0 ) BEST OF GR OU C HO 24 O ABC NEW S NIGHTLINE 30 f f i MOVIE Dios Los C ria Fernandez. Alicia Enemas. 42 0 MOVIE A A (1964) C liff R obertson, G eorge C hakiris. A Nazi fuel fa c to ry in Norw ay is d estro yed in a g allant e ffo rt by an A m erican squa d ro n. CE SPORTSCENTER 633 S q u ad ro n (1975) V icente 11:00 5 D A LLA S Sue Ellen has an a u to m o b ile a c­ rushes to the h osp ita l, and cid e n t and J R M arilee agrees to a se cret p a rtn e rsh ip w ith C liff T O M OVIE A a ' 2 "C lim b An A n g ry M o u n ­ tain (1972) Fess P arker, B arry Nelson A co u n try sh eriff and a New Y ork co p clash over th e pursu it of a fu g itive Indian on the side of C a lifo rn ia 's M o un t Shasta. (R) o C H ALK B O A R D © VIDEO VIBR ATIO N S Urban co n te m p o ­ rary m usic video p ro g ra m m in g fe a tu rin g a m ix of rh yth m and blues, pop. soul, gospel. iazz, reggae and co u n try videos. © NASHVILLE NOW © NIGHT FLIGHT "V id e o P rofile U2' A look at Irish ro cke rs U2 w ith m usic videos " G lo ­ ria ". "S u n d a y. B lo o d y Sunday C ele bra ­ tion . "N e w Y e a r's Day” , and an interview w ith band m e m be r Bono © f f i GREAT EXPECTATIONS @ o AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Featured Earl Thom as C onley ("F ire and S m o k e ." 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S m iley B u rn e tte Tw o cow boys travel to th e S o uth to rid th e land of c a ttle rustlers f f i G O O D H O U S E K E E P IN G A B E T T E R W A Y (19751 Palito O rte g a . C la u d ia L ap aco Q3 T E L E P H O N E A U C T IO N 30 f f i M O V IE No H a y Q u e A flo ja rle A La V id a 4 2 © M O V IE * * * i »965i C h a rlto n H esto n. R ichard B o one A knight m oves to the N o rth S e a shore and e s ta b ­ The W ar Lord Denver G old © 1985 G R E A T A M E R IC A N S T R IP -O F F R O U N D IV QD M O V IE * * * N ever Say N e ver A gain ■ 1983) S e an C o n n ery. Klaus M a ria B ran - d au er After a w o rld -th re a te n in g org an izatio n steals tw o U S m issiles and an n o u n ces it will d e to n a te the w arh ead s if a ranso m is not m et British agent Jam es Bond is calle d in to save the w orld PG ’ CJ CD M O V IE * * * N ever C ry W olf (1 9 8 3 ) C h arles M a rtin S m ith In 1963. a biologist learns to live am o n g w olves and E s kim os in th e northern w ilderness and d iscovers that, c o n trary to p op ular opinion, th e w olves have not been resp o n sib le tor th e d ep letio n of c a r ­ ibou h erds PG 8 :3 0 4 36 O U N D E R O N E R O O F S p en cer d is ­ covers that th e girl he originally th ough t w as w eird actually has so m e d e lic a te e m o tio n al p roblem s. © W H Y IN T H E W O R L D 0 , CD M O V IE D a te ) Eric Del C astillo, T in a R o m e ro f f i A W H O L E N E W Y O U Las G ra n d e s A q uas" (N o © f f i F O C U S O N T H E A R T S 8 :4 5 9:0 0 4 36 O H U N T E R An in te rferin g TV new s re p o rte r blocks Hu nter s in vestig ation of a cas e involving an arsonist w ith a pen ch an t for ab a n d o n e d buildings 5 7 © C O V E R U P Jack and Dam ta k e off to th e French Riviera w h ere an in vestig atio n of a p ro stitu tio n ring th re a te n s to e x p lo d e into an in te rn atio n al incid ent (R) o D IM E N S IO N S IN S C IE N C E © C O L L E G E S P O R T S ( g .24 © F IN D E R O F L O S T L O V E S A priest is faced with te m p ta tio n w hen he is reu n ited with the w o m an he o n c e loved: a V ie tn a m e s e refu g e e a tte m p ts to lo cate her A m e ric a n fa ­ ther ( R ) Q © ED M O V IE * * ’ i The Blue D ress (1 9 8 3 ) D enholm Elliott, Felicity D ean An o ld e r m an 0 ) N IG H T T R A C K S : C H A R T B U S T E R S 0 ) N IG H T T R A C K S b ec o m es o b s essed w ith th e tra g ic c h ild h o o d secret h a rb o re d by his young lover R e aching For The 18 O M O V IE M oon (1 9 3 1 ) D o uglas F a irb a n k s Sr Bing C rosbv A h a n d s o m e p layboy finds ro m a n c e and a d v e n tu re aw aitin g him a b o a rd an o ce an * A luxury Imer 0 0 i SP Y Turkish D elight' f f i R E L IG IO U S P R O G R A M M IN G 0 3 S E R E N D IP IT Y S IN G E R S ® N O T N E C E S S A R IL Y T H E N E W S C o m e d y s ke tch es c o m b in e with classic film and new s fo o tag e in an o ffb e a t, satiric ta k e -o ff © M O V IE ♦ a ’ j h o w Funny C an Sex B e 0 (1 9 7 6 ) L au ra Antonelli, G ia n c a rlo G iann ini A senes of b aw d y s ke tch es spo of a v a rie ty of sexual a ttitu d e s and situ ations R' 0 ) W IL D , W IL D W O R L D O F A N IM A L S O W IL D A M E R IC A © C O U N T R Y C L IP S © C O V E R S T O R Y F e a tu re d D e b b ie Allen of Fam e' 0 3 W O R L D T O M O R R O W 0 3 M O R E Y 'S M A R K D O W N M A R K E T CD M A X IM U M S E C U R IT Y Harry w ra ngle s w ith his e m o tio n s w hen he refuses to g et in touch with his ailm g fa th e r (P art 1 of 2) 9:20 9 :3 0 9:4 5 9 :5 0 10:00 ® ( 5 ) 0 © ’ 2 24 © 36 O N E W S o C H A L K B O A R D © M O V IE it i t ' 7 R epo M a n ¡1 9 8 4 ) Em ilio E stevez. H a rry D e an S ta n to n A punk rocke r takes a |0 b w ith a v e te ra n car repossessor and to g e th e r they join th e ch a se for a 1964 Ch evy M a lib u w hose tru n k h a p p en s to c o n ­ tain a futu ristic w eap o n R f f l M O V IE A * (1 9 8 0 ) H azel O C onnor Phil D aniels A B ritish punk pop star s lifestyle ultim ately lead s to tra g e ­ B rea kin g G lass dy Q ) S U C C E S S N' LIFE 0 3 J IM M Y S W A G G A R T f f i L O O K IN G E A S T 30 f f i EL M U N D O D E L B O X CD M O V IE * A A R o m a n cin g T h e S to n e (1 9 8 4 ) M ich ael D o uglas. K a th leen Turn e r A ro m an tic novelist relu ctan tly te a m s w ith a m ach o a d v e n tu re r in a S o u th A m e ric a n jun- gle to ranso m her sister w ith a fab u lo u s le g ­ en d ary jew el PG 42 © T W IL IG H T Z O N E O n th e m o rning that a m an is to hang for killing o n e of his big o ted neighb ors, the to w n s p e o p le find th em selves throw n into an u n e nding night GQ M O V IE A A A The S e cret Life O t W a lte r M itty " (1 9 4 7 ) D a nny K aye, V irg in ia M a y o A m eek m an b u rd e n e d with d o m e s tic a tta c h ­ m ents co n ju res up illusions of him self as a hero 10:10 © CD G IU S T IN A The tra d itio n a l b o n d s of an Italian fam ily are th re a te n e d w hen a young w om an brings her n o n -Ita lia n b o y friend h o m e to m eet her fam ily. 10:30 4 W R E S T L IN G 5 T W IL IG H T Z O N E A jan ito r m ischievously puts on a h elm et w hich is really a tim e m a ­ chine 0 0 T A X I W h en L a tk a is re je c te d by a young b eauty, he sets out to a c q u ire the m an n e rism s of a sw inging A m e ric a n b a c h e ­ lor. 12 T H R E E 'S C O M P A N Y O ld ro o m m a te C in­ dy co m e s back as a m aid for th e th re e s o m e © FIR E O N T H E M O U N T A IN 18 Q S N E A K P R E V IE W S 0 ) J O H N A N K E R B E R G f f i CD LA G U IT A R R A DE N A R C IS O Y E P E S To d a la m ag ia del exim io g u ita rris ta esp añol N arciso Yepes 24 © B A R N E Y M IL L E R Newlv assigned Det Jam ce W e n tw o rth is o u tra g e d w hen B a r­ ney assigns a ro b b e ry c as e to Fish and Y e- m a n a and turns over the typing to her f f i F A S T T R A C K T O F O R T U N E 36 O S A T U R D A Y N IG H T L IV E Host Ed Begley Jr M usical guest Billy Squm r ( Bock M e T o n ite. All N ight L o n g ") (R) 42 © M O V IE A Hr Ho use Of The Dead^ (1 9 8 0 ) John E rickso n . C h a rle s A id m a n A c o n ven tio n eer in a s tran g e city gets lost in a storm and seeks sh e lter in a fu neral h om e w here the m o rtician tells of th e m ysterio us and s tran g e w ays in w hich each c o rp s e m et . „ Last T an g o m Paris its fa te © M O V IE a w * (1 9 7 3 ) M a rlo n B ran d o . M a ria S c h n e id e r A m id d le -a g e d m an, w hose unfaith ful w ife re ­ cen tly c o m m itte d suicide, and an un in h ib ited young w o m an m e e t and b eg in a co m p lic a te d affair througho ut w hich they rem ain nam eless to each other. 10:50 11:00 5 S T A R T R E K A c o m p u ter is put in c o m ­ m and of th e E n te rp ris e and given o n e ch a n ce to p ro ve Itself 7 © J E F F E R S O N S An in tro d u ctio n puts Helen and Lou ise's frien d sh ip on th e line : J © C H A L K B O A R D © V ID E O V IB R A T IO N S U rb a n c o n te m p o ­ rary m usic video p ro g ra m m in g fe a tu rin g a m ix of rhythm an d blues, po p . soul, g o spel, ¡azz reg g a e an d c o u n try videos |2 . M O V IE a * ; B elle S tarr (1 9 8 0 ) E liza­ beth M o n tg o m e ry . C liff P o tts The le g en d a ry b an dit q u e en cuts a sw ath th rough the p o s t- Civil W a r W est © G R A N D O L E O P R Y LIV E © © M O V IE A A A S leep in g Tig er (1 9 5 4 ) Alexis S m ith , Dirk B o g a rd e A psychiatrist s wife suffers at the h an ds of a crim in al her husband is trying to reform 18 Q U N D E R S E A W O R L D O F J A C Q U E S C O U S T E A U The U n e x p e c te d V o y a g e O f P e p ito And C ris to b a l" T w o ra re , w ild seal pups are a d o p te d by th e divers, sailo rs and scientists of the C a lyp so 0 ) T O C A L C U T T A W IT H L O V E 0 ) C H R IS T IA N C H IL D R E N 'S F U N D 24 © M O V IE * * ' j " B lo w -U p ” (1 9 6 6 ) D avid Hernm ings. V a n essa R e d g ra v e W h en a young Lon don p h o to g ra p h e r has so m e of his pictures blow n up, he d iscove rs w hat a p ­ p ea rs to be a m u rd er © S P O R T S C E N T E R © M IN U S X P L A Y H O U S E D o u b le featu re e d ite d versions of th e ad u lt tilm s l Like T o (1 9 8 3 ) with B rid g e tte M o n e t and W a tc h " (1 9 8 3 ) w ith B rid g e tte "L e t s Talk S e x " M o n et. 11:30 ( 4 ) S A T U R D A Y N IG H T L IV E Host: Ed Begley Jr. M usical guest Billy S q u ier ("R o c k M e T o n ite ," "All N ight L o n g "). (R) 0 Q A L IC E V e ra buys a p a rro t © B O B B Y B A R E A N D F R IE N D S G uests TV W atch Weekly Monday, April 15, 1985 Page 17 5 >* 2? c- ? c o % u $ o «- r-~ 0> CO CO n Z o o I z w | U O $ Q Is- O U"> CM CNJ CM r t r 2 z > o z ^ < 0 5 Bruce Channel and Kieran Kane Q ) TO BE ANNOUNCED © CD BOXEO DESDE MEXICO © CABLE HEALTH WORLD REPORT © FUN OF FISHING 3d CD LUCHA LIBRE CD BOSTON MARATHON HIGHLIGHTS (R) 11:40 (D MOVIE * * Easy Money" (1983) Rodney Dangerheld Joe Peso A man who likes to eat, drink and smoke to excess stands to win $10 million if he sacrifices his worldly plea­ sures for one year R' 11:50 © NIGHT TRACKS © MOVIE * * * Twilight Zone -- The Mov­ ie" (1983) John Lithgow, Vic Morrow This homage to the old Rod Serling TV series fea­ tures segments about a bigoted bar patron s comeuppance, a group of retirement home residents who recapture their youth, a child with the power to create or destroy at will, and an airplane passenger who sees a grem­ lin sabotaging the plane's wing PG 12:00 5 M O V I E * * Crucible Of Horror (19701 Michael Gough. Yvonne Mitchell A sinister man is determined to drive his wife over the brink of sanity 7 0 MOVIE * * City That Never Sleeps (1953) Gig Young, Mala Powers A young Chi­ cago cop is tempted and nearly led astray by an entertainer in a cafe Q CHALKBOARD f f l NIGHT FLIGHT Take Off To Rock Docu­ mentaries Classic footage from concerts and documentaries the Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry. Bob Dylan. Jams Jop­ lin. the Grateful Dead and the Talking Heads featuring 0 ) AFRICA: CONTINENT IN CRISIS © GET RICH WITH REAL ESTATE © VIDEO VACATIONS 36 O WRESTLING © AUTO RACING Frontier 500 Off-Road Race from Las Vegas to Reno. Nev (R) © NIGHT TRACKS 12:05 12:30 in Old Santa Fe © MOVIE ★ j (1934) Ken Maynard. George Gabby Hayes A cowboy finds adventure and excitement along the Western trail 30 CD MOVIE Jovenes Y Rebeldes Date) Resortes. Lorena Velazquez (No d ) HORSE RACING Arkansas Derby Hot Springs. Ark (R) 0 SEX ON EARTH from © MOVIE * * Mike s Murder (1984) De­ bra Winger Mark Keyloun A Los Angeles bank employee and sometime lover of a drug dealing tennis instructor decides to investi­ gate his death and jeopardizes her own life R' 12:40 12:45 0 3 CD FOCUS ON THE ARTS 1:00 4 MOVIE * * * ' ? Battle Of The Bulge Spcrts 12:00 4 36 O BASEBALL Regional coverage of Boston Red Sox at Chicago White Sox or New York Mets at Philadelphia Phillies © 1984 MIGHTY HAMPTONS TRIATHLON 12:05 © NBA BASKETBALL First Round Playoff Game 12:30 f f l SCUBA WORLD © TENNIS WTA Women s Championships, semifinal matches live from Amelia Island. Fla. 1:00 7 0 PGA GOLF Heritage Classic Third round, live from Hilton Head Island, S.C CD COLLEGE SPORTS © CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING © BILL DANCE OUTDOORS 1:30 2:00 12 BOWLING $200.000 Firestone Tourna­ ment of Champions, live from Riviera Lanes in Akron. Ohio © FISHING WITH ROLAND MARTIN 2:30 5 7 0 NBA BASKETBALL Playoff Game Q AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE © FUN OF FISHING © THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 2:35 3:00 36 O SPORTSWORLD Scheduled 4 CART Long Beach Grand Prix © RAYO BRECKENRIDGE 30 CD RUMBO AL MUNDIAL Bulgaria vs Poland 3:30 12 24 O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Pernell Whitaker vs an opponent to be named in a lightweight bout. Evander Holyfield vs Mark Rivera in a light heavyweight bout and Tyrell Biggs vs Mike Perkins in a heavyweight bout, all scheduled for six rounds, live from Corpus Christi. Texas, the Wood Memorial, a major test for three-year-old Thoroughbreds lead­ ing up to the Kentucky Derby, live from A q­ ueduct Race Track in Jamaica. N Y f f i HORSESHOW Star W orld of Arabians Championship Show © FISHIN' WITH ORLANDO WILSON 4:05 © MOTORWEEK ILLUSTRATED © WRESTLING 5:30 © FISHING: MARK SOSIN’S SALT WATER JOURNAL 4:35 5:05 EVENING 6:00 © GREAT AMERICAN OUTDOORS © SPORTSCENTER 6:30 QQ NHL HOCKEY Division Finals Game 2 (Time Tentative) © GOOD FISHING 6:35 ® BASEBALL Houston Astros at Atlanta Braves 7:00 © COLLEGE SPORTS 36 O LEGENDS OF GOLF © HORSE RACING Arkansas Derby, from Hot Springs. Ark © AMERICAN SPORTS CAVALCADE © USFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles Express at Denver Gold © COLLEGE SPORTS 30 © EL MUNDO DEL BOX 4 WRESTLING © SPORTSCENTER © © BOXEO DESDE MEXICO © FUN OF FISHING 30 © LUCHA LIBRE © BOSTON MARATHON HIGHLIGHTS (R) 36 O WRESTLING © AUTO RACING Frontier 500 Off-Road Race, from Las Vegas to Reno Nev (R © HORSE RACING Arkansas Derby Hot Springs, Ark (R) from ® SPORTSCENTER 2:00 © TENNIS WTA Women s Championships semifinal matches, from Amelia Island. Fla 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 4:30 OB NFL’S GREATEST MOMENTS Highlights of '73 Miami Dolphins and '74 Pittsburgh Steelers (R) (R) Page 18 M onday Ap'1 1b 1985 TV Watch W eexv K TB C -7 0 0 / 30 Rei»g*on AuMm Sunday 8 ™ 9 3 0 1 n K VU E 74 O J N \ News j Robison R Schuller People v ue Baptist K TV V 36 o Jimmy Swacoart K B V O 4! 0 World Tom Ph A K LRU 18 O Hyde Park Oral Roberts Sunday Swaggart Street Mov e Mister Rogers The Mimi Certain Matinee At SIN to CB Swaggart Actualidad Round Cen Gente Grande B E T tB Video The* April Church A I S D o AISD Chalkboard Chalkboard Your Future Educational N A S H tD U S A N E T J Swaggart Ted Armstrong Cartoons Sportsman Performance Great Drivers Peter Start Informational Pet Line Bobby Bate And Friends N IC K tD p ivOve Vacant i ot M' Wizard Kids Wntes Lassie C BN ED 1) James Kennedy Kenneth Copeland L. Ogilvie Davey Sebastian Danger mouse Superbook Club W T B S 0 ) A i." Bugs Bunny v hr ¡ends A Gnff'th Good New- Mi v it Witness For The Prosecutioi I rim e time 7 00 4 16 O KNIGHT RIDER M ha. ano K i^ challenge a hi-tech designer who plans to turn over d e va statin g w eapons inclu d in g drone cars, to terrorists (R) i O MURDER SHE WROTE essica 5 encounters m urde' and mavhem wtven she travels to Wyoming for the funeral of an old friend O PUBLIC AFFAIRS C0 FREDERICK K PRICE 12 24 O THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS A c ast c ' eguiars joins host David Frost as he takes a sa tirica l look at som e m ajor news events of the past week in a series ot rapio tire skits and sketches 19841 T n © MOVIE * UO The Creek M atheson Jennifer Runyon Four co lle g e stu dents trv to bring some glory to their school by competing in a ra ft race against a team of ruthless men R ( D GREAT DRIVERS Cues! Rodge> Ward CD CD DON'T WAIT UP 18 O NATURE The • hght O f The C ondor Varieties o< wiidi'te along the Amazon are viewed sta rtm g at the rivet s source in Ecua- WE'VE MOVED. C o nfusion Sale! Too m uch stuff m our new store— on our new floor1 Buy 1 G e t 1 for H alf Price April 12-20 dor and following its course to the Tiger Town (1983) Roy Scheider Justin Henry A 12-year-old bcv turns out to be a good-luck charm for an ag­ ing Detroit Tigers baseball player who has never won a pennant. THE NEW S ACCORDING 0 ) NBA BASKETBALL P ayoff game 7:05 7:30 8:00 O IT'S YOUR FUTURE (D PETER STARR MOTORCYCLE SHOW (D f f l SOLO f f i MEOICAL EC ON OM IC S a ; Q TOO CLOSE FOR C O M FO RT Sara develops a crush on a man who falls instead for Jackie (R) 74 O MOVIE Embassy 5 7 Q CRAZY LIKE A FOX When Harry inherits a few feet of 1906 film and some oid baseball cards, he discovers that some peo­ ple will stop at nothing to have them tR> O STUDENT SHOW CASE CB BOBBY JONES 12 (Premiere) Nick Mancuso, Eli Wallach Officials at the in Rome become em ­ American Embassv broiled in a murder investigation involving an American defector and stolen plans for a top- secret U S bomber Q (D GOSPEL COUNTRY (D 6 3 a PARTY W ITH C O M D EN AND GREEN Lyricist-entertainers Betty Comden and Adolph Green are featured in this eve­ ning of songs and jokes 18 O POLITITHON Q ) IN TOUCH 0 2 PHYSICIAN'S JOURNAL UPDATE Q3 TELEPHONE AUCTION ONE M ANS OBSESSION A WITH POWER! 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Beginn ng in 1929. r s mimsenes follows the ruthless exploits of James Munroe (Kenneth Welsh), a Canadian industrialist capable of driving adversaries to suicide and using philanthropy for financial gam (Part 1 of 3) G3 MOVIE a * * Going Places ' 9 7 4 Gerard Depardieu, Jeanne Moreau A woman who has just been released after ten years in prison slows down a pair of wandering young hoodlums R’ 8:30 (D BOBBY BARE AND FRIENDS G uests Bruce Channel and Hieran Kane CB DISNEY FAMILY ALBUM 8:45 0 0 CD PROCESO A MARIANA PINEDA 9:00 4 16 O SCENE OF THE CRIM E In A Very a m a n s o bse ssio n w ith P ractical J o k e ' In p ra ctica l Murder on the Rocks, guests at a press tu rn s m to a n ig h tm a re jokes S avannah Srn es p arty w onder w ho m u rd e re d a p re tty m odel 5 TRAPPER JOHN M .D A research scie n ­ tist at the h osp ita l a nxio u sly a w aits the a rnva ' of his Filipino m ail-order bride O BLACK FORUM (B VAST BROKERS TV AUCTION Q3 MOVIE a * (1982) Mark Miller, D onovan S co tt A runaw ay rich girl tags along w ith a pair of b um b lin g fu g itive criminals. PG 18 O MASTERPIECE THEATRE All For Love After the death of her domineering mother, a woman accepts a paying guest mto her house and becomes increasingly fond of him. CJ G ) BEN HADEN 0 3 SPECIALTY UPDATE. CARDIOLOGY f f l HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE CB W HAT SEX AM I? Men and women un­ dergoing a gender crisis discuss the painful conflicts between mind and body Narrator Lee Grant CD AN AUDIENCE W ITH MEL BROOKS Me; Brooks Anne Bancroft. Ronny G ra h a ^ and Jonathan Pryce perform sketches that mix music, dram a and comedy before an audi­ ence m London CB EPCOT M AGAZINE. W EEKEND EDITION 9:30 O E A T WELL, BE WELL CD WRAP AROUND NASHVILLE (B MAKE ME LAUGH IN JAZZ The Vocalists (D S3 W O M EN Scattmg ’ This unique singing tradition is represented m a documentary that begins with the great Louis Armstrong whose style closed the gap between singer and mstru- mentalist Q ) ROCK CHURCH HOUR 0 0 CD M OVIE El Precio De Un Hom bre No Date) Richard Wvier, Ella Karin 0 2 SPECIALTY UPDATE: O B STETRICS GYNECOLOGY f f i ESPECTACULAR DEL MES Guillermo Davila. South and Central American actor- singer and star of Venezuelan novelas, is fea­ tured I 0D SPORTS PAGE 9:35 10:00 7 O 12 24 0 36 O NEWS 4 5 o CHALKBOARD CD ON THE LINE WITH... CD TO M M Y HUNTER o GET RICH W ITH REAL ESTATE (D f f i TW O 'S C OM PANY 18 O BUTTERFLIES fcD SPECIALTY UPDATE RHEUM ATOLOGY CB CD M OVIE 4 4 ' ; Running Brave . ’ 9 8 3 1 Robby Benson. Pat h ngle. Based on the real-life experience of Sioux indian Billy Mills and the personal obstacles he overcame to become a m em ber of the 1964 Olympic track team and the first American to ever wm the 10.000 meter run PG 42 0 TW ILIGHT ZO NE A dow n-at-the heels ventriloquist is the victim of both his gang­ ster-like dummy and a strangely evil little girl. CD SPORTSCENTER CD PLAYBOY S CAN D ID CAM ER A X CT RICK AND BOB REPORT 10:05 0 3 DAY OF DISCOVERY 7 0 CBS NEWS 4 FINAL SCORE 10:15 10:20 10:30 MOVIE 4 * : A Covenant With Death (1967) G eorge M aharis, Laura Devon A sym ­ p ath e tic young jud g e stru g g le s with a puz­ zling m u rde r case 5 JEFFERSONS Tom and H e le n return to their honeymoon hotel on their 30th anniver­ sary g 7 0 SOLID G O LD Host Rick Dees INTERNAL M ED I­ Guests: Pointer Sisters. Roger Hodgson. John Waite. Glen Campbell. Kool & the Gang. Rockwell, Cyndi Lauper (video). (R) 12 THR EE’S C O M PA NY The roommates spend a weekend at Cindy s aunt s farm (D 6 3 RISING DAMP 18 O MONTY PYTHON S FLYING CIRCUS © CONTACT 0D SPECIALTY UPDATE CINE 24 0 MOVIE 4 4 4 Harpy (1970) Hugh O'Brian. Elizabeth Ashley. A woman tries to break up her form er husband's impending marriage 0 3 DISCOVERYI THE SPIRIT OF CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING 36 O LEGENDS OF GOLF 4 2 0 PERRY M A SO N Mason defends an art-gallery owner and his attractive girl Friday twice accused ot murder CD M O V I E * * The First Time (1982) Tim Choate Krista Erickson A college freshman, who has been taught many schemes to cap­ ture a woman s fancy, discovers that love is more important than cheap thrills R CB MOVIE (1984)G o ldie Hawn, Kurt Russell World War II separates a California couple, as tne husband goes off to war and his wife finds work in an aircraft fac­ tory. where she begms an affair with another man PG' SwingShift 0 0 JERRY FALWELL 10:35 10:45 11:00 Big Bad M am a ( D M OVIE (1974) An­ gie D'Ckmson. William Shatner A woman cuts a path of violence and rom ance through the Southwest of the 1930s R FAME Cleo quits school after Chris v n te s j an unfavorable review of her concert per­ formance O CHALKBOARD CB VIDEO VIBRATIONS Urban contem po­ rary music video programming featuring a mix of rhythm and blues, pop. soul, gospel, jazz, reggae and country videos. 12 MOVIE 4 * 4 The Diary Of Anne Frank (1 9 8 0 1 Melissa Gilbe t Maxim tan Schell The true story of a Jewish family's life in hiding from the Nazis as seen through the eyes of a young girl. (1934) Ken (D MOVIE 4 Maynard, George Gabby" Hayes A cowboy finds adventure and excitement along the Western trail CD 6 3 DON 'T WAIT UP in Old Santa Fe LIFE ÉD Robert Schuller -7 0 0 ( :30 Q 0 0 0 : 3 0 SPN © TLC © ARTS CD Oral Roberts John Osteen Money Puzzle Money Puzzle Movie "The Physician s Journal Bible Answers Hyde Park Computer Computers Q 00 y 3 0 Cardiology Obstetrics 1 0 “ 11 12 00 3 0 :00 :3 0 Presentations Int Medicine Summaries Economics Physician s Journal James Kennedy Discovery Written Jimmy Swaggart Computer Series independents Agenda Productivity Investment Money, Money Game Is Golf Enterprise Decide 00 3 0 Cardiology Obstetrics Ed Young Fishing Diary Cities Bus Today Sleeping JJ3SL__ Movie Blue Dress Giustma Spyship Stage The Drunkard 0 : 0 0 ¿1 3 0 Rheumatology mt Med ;me Morey’s Child's Fund Amer Debate Interests The Tales Of Hoffmann GALA f f l CD PLAY CD DISNEY CD KMOL KENS GD Good Morning Pooh Corner Carol Burnett Jimmy______ J Robison World Tom KSAT © Robert Schuller Mine & The Minotaur Contraption Donald Duck Swaggart Phil Arms Sunday Morning TV Watch Weekly Monday, April 15, 1985 Page 19 El Tesoro Sebastian Earth Fraggle Rock SportsCenter Superstars Movie: "Jaws XETU Fútbol MAX