Da il y Tex a n
D is m is s a l b r i n g s end to A k e rs era

The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

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Monday, December 1, 1986

Bv Fn QMI IfiC D T 
B y E D S H U G E R T
Daily Texan Staff

lo xas Athletii D ire cto r D e L o s s D o d d s 
f-’ v n g " I h av e c o n c lu d e d .1 ,s m the l o n e 
term b e st in te re st o f t h e U n iv e rs ity to seek 
new l e a d e r s h i p ," fired football C o a c h I ret 
A ke rs S a tu rd a y , tw o d .n s after the L o n g ­
h o rn s finished w ith a 5 b record, their first 
losing st-.iscin m 10 years

D o d d s said A k e rs w o u ld be re a s sig n ed to 
ot k r duties w ith in th e U niversity for the 
n m aining five years of his co n tra c t, w hich 
pays him S S l .o o o d v e a r . H o w e v e r , th e 48- 
vear-old A k e rs indicated later in th e d ay he 
would p ro ba bly p u r s u e a n o t h e r c o a c h i n g

k t r s e n d s 10 y e ars as tht 

l o n g h o r n s ' 
in 2 record s e c o n d

head coach with an M 

W,¡JS " nlv 

his p re d e c e s so r at Texas

! 

Ko> ‘l1 A kers' 

tw o 
.out Invest ( onfert nee c h a m p i o n s h ip s a n d 
finished in the AP l o p l e n four times

te a m s w on 

ut there had b e e n g r o w in g s p e c u la t io n 
'H e r the las! thre e s e a s o n s that A k e rs ' reign 
'n g h o rn football w as c o m i n g to a n 
" Vtr 
e n d 
late s e a s o n colla p s es a n d 
consecutive bowl lo sse s to u n d e r d o g te a m s
m the 
f r e e d o m a n d B lu e b o n n e t b< wls in 
1984 and tng é

follow ing 

flayers react to firing, page 11.

I he final d ec isio n a b o u t A ker s' future 
ri sted with the1 athletic director, a n d D o d d s 
met with the I niversitv Athletic C o u n c il 
for an h o u r and 4$ m i n u t e s Saturda\ m o r n ­
ing to get that g r o u p s input into the- d e i i - 
sion

Atter rlic m e e t in g , c hem istry p ro fe s so r 
a nd cou ncil c h a irm a n I O M o rg a n sa.d the 
g r o u p g a v e I )o d d s " t i n benefit of mir c o u n 
sel and a d v i c e " but t h e re w as never a tor 
mal vote taken to m e a s u r e su p p -rt for the 
firing.

D o d d s said In notified University Prest 
den t William C u n n i n g h a m and V ic e -P re s i­
d en t Ronald B ro w n of his d ec isio n afte r the 
m e e tin g . D o d d s m e t with A k e rs at an A u s ­
tin sp o rtin g g o o d s store later to tell him he 
w o uld no longer h e a d t h e pro g ram he took 
over in 1977.

I he m o v e e n d s A k e r s ' careen of 19 years 
<3S ,3 
lexd s c o a c h — 10 as head c o a c h and 
nine* as a n <nost int A k e rs also s p e n t t w o 
y e a r s as head c o a c h at W y o m in g in 1975 
a n d 1976.

A k e rs w as in 1 

r h e o B ellm o nt Hall ta p ­
ing his weekly telev isio n show at th e s am e 
tim e D o d d s and the- Athletic C o u n c il w e re 
m e e tin g a few d o o r s a w a v , but he did not 
m a k e an a p p e a r a n c e b e fo re 
the group 
A k e rs had d is tan c e d h im s e lf from the s p e c ­
ulation a bo u t his p o s sib le firing, s a y in g he 
lullv e xp e c te d to return as co ac h nt \t w a r 

Saturd ay a ft e r n o o n , A kers m a d e his only 
public a p p e a r a n c e of the day o n natior a!

By THANHHA LAI
By THANHHA LAI 
Daily Texan Staff 
Daily Texan Staff

U niversity stu d e n t C o n n i e lane B ib b h ad d e ­
bated w het hi r to g o h o m e tor T h a n k s g iv in g but 
too m an v research p a p e rs kept h e r m A ustin 

I he stay proved fatal w he n an in tru d e r b ro k e 
into her ho nii T h u r s d a y nigh t and stran gle d her 
with a pair of par,tv hi )S t\

S h e usually s p e n d s t h e ho lid a y s with u s ” 
said s t e p m o t h e r Judy Bibb of P la n o. 
' I h a v e 
k n o w n h e r sin ce s h e w a s 13 v ears o ld , a nd s h e is 
th e c lo se st thing to a s a i n t . ”

B ibb w h o w a s s h a rin g a h o u se at 2 807 H e m ­
phill Park w ith n in e o t h e r w o m e n , w»as a l o n e 
w h e n an assailant pried o p e n an u p sta irs d o o r 
that was lock ed w ith a d ead bolt and e n t e r e d the 
h o u se . The three h o u s e m a t e s w h o a ls o d e c id e d 
to stay in to w n w e re not h o m e .

A h o u s e m a t e re tu r n e d a b o u t 10 p .m 

a n d 
fo un d 28-year-old Bibb, an e d u c a tio n sen io r, at 
the b o tto m o f the stairw ell, police said S u n d a y 
S h e w a s found with a s carf stuffed in her m o u t h 
and had b e e n c h o k e d with p a n tv h o s e , a n d h e r 
c lo t h e s had b e e n s o a k e d w ith p e rf u m e , said Dr 
R obert B ayard o , T ravis C o u n t y m ed ical e x a m i n ­
er.

AFGHANISTAN

C H IN A

Fr»d Akara hold* up th e hook cm Horns sign after UT s lo ss to T e x a s A&M Thursday in Austin The lo s s conclu ded th e L n h e 

• « 
*°ss concluded the Longhorns first losing season in 30 years.

Jm s '9mon Da,|v Te« ' Sta-

alfh mt 
- odT&tdsi of th e S o u t h e r n t 

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the CB 

«* « * CBS 
of 
ithern t ahto rn ia-N c tre 
H e indicated h e w o uld p r o b a ­
tes! it d w ith re a s s ig n m e n t with- 
e d e p a r t m e n t
th a t's w hat 
hat they offe ri d 
nd I am th in k in g ab o u t that 
k e n said 
! am 
•rested m c o a c h i n g a n d it the 
me a lo n g o f course I w o u ld be

But at m y a g e 

short staterru nt at ,t crow t 
t tinte re n c e in th e N e u h a u s - 
( t nte-r a n n o u n c in g A k e rs 
sig n m e n t 
ind t h e n w a lke d 
w e rin g q u e s t io n s But after 
re p o rte rs b e t w e e n 
ied by 

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they s.iiii, ai 
pu sin e ss, A 
still very inte 
right o tte r cai 
inti rt s t e d ," 

D o d d s reac 

ed 2 p m pre
Koval Athleti 
tiring a nd re, 
out withe>ut a 
b ein g surr ou
•Meuhaus-Rt

Ided q uestio n ;
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fielded questions about h is d ecision 
his d ecision .
. 
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tim e it's n e c e 
to m ak
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think I red' „ „ Vll. 
'1 think that at thn 

the- U niversity of

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for 

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with in the 
v\itn in the future. C o s r h 
well and die 
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the- Univers i 
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tac te

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no; h av e an y o n e specific in nu 

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A ke rs 
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j g h deci- 
a ch a n g e

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c o n s i d e r w h at 
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*

a c o n s id e r a t io n , but the d iv i s i o n w as m a d e 
b\ the U n iv e rsity tor t h e Univ ersity " 

R ich ard R o m o , an associate p ro fe s so r of 

history and A thletic C o u n c il m e m b e r said,
I red A k e rs has a lot of s t ro n g s u p p o r t e r s 
on the council 
I c an tell vou a lot of p e o p le 
were m a k in g the m o st difficult decisio n of 
- 

11 v e s bee a u sc they' I ¡» • * Fr»-<j ''

But R o m o said the co u n c il w as unan*-
m o u s m its su p p o rt o f the d e c isio n to fire 
A kers

A s far as I k n o w , w e all s u p p o rt the 

d ec isio n for r e a s s i g n m e n t "

N e ith e r D o d d s o r R o m o w o u ld be s p e c i f ­

ic a b o u t the re a s o n s A kers w as d is m .ss e d 

I m not at 

liberty to tell v o u , " R o m o 
I can only say t h e r e w as a lot of c o n ­

said. 
cern voiced "

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al and Be llm ont Hall, Dodc

 ÜKC s K 5 K i r A i . s c ; . ;

rn fortable with and can go dow n the

Student strangled over holiday

saie

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lultipU- 

b r u i s e s a n d s c r a t c h e s fo un d o n Bibb 

M ultiple bru is e s and s c r a t c h e s found on Bibb 
mviic.it. she strucv.|.‘d w ,lh ih.- m tn .d ... 
indica ti s h e stru g g le d w ith tht- in tru d e r Bayar- 
di said 
In v es tig a to rs also fo un d a picture fram e 
oft the wall and e xe rc ise e q u i p m e n t on to p of 
B ib b 

r

\n a u t o p s y s h o w e d n o sign of sexual m o l e s t a ­
tion, and Bibb w'as fo u n d fully c lo th e d , a lt h o u g h
tht s trug gle did ru mple
-'.I id.

h e r clo th in g , B ayard

Sgt H e c to r R e v e le s t h e Austin Police D e p a r t ­
m e n t h o m ic id e i n v e stig a to r a s sig n e d to the ca se, 
b e ca u se he 
said the c a s e p r o v e s " f r u s t r a t i n g 
has no solid leads o r s u s p e cts .

It s g o i n g to b e a lo ng d r a w n - o u t p ro c e ss , a 
te d io u s p r o c e d u r e , 
"We d o n 't 
h a v e a n y t h i n g h o t, but w e are c h e c k in g u p on 
e v e r y t h i n g — like e x -c o n s in the a r e a . ”

R e v e le s said. 

A n e ig h b o r told police s h e s a w a tran sie n t 
n e a r the h o u s e a c o u p le o f h o u rs b e fo re th e m u r ­
der, but R e v e le s said t h e re is a ” m illio n -m -o n e 
c h a n c e hi could hi- the right s u s p e ct. But he
said polic e b e g a n lo ok in g for the tran sie n t S a t u r ­
d ay

I h o p e 

like hell we c o m e up with s o m e ­
thing, 
if tha t tra n s ie n t 
d id n t do any th in g , m a y b e he saw- s o m e t h i n g 
that can h e l p ur "

R e v e le s said. 

" E v e n 

I n v e s t i g a t o r s a k n k x , 
Inv estigato rs also ha 

4
aLs0 havi considered th , possi-
ne
M

bilitv of a link bt-iwei n th e Bibb sid vin c 
• it Texas A & M University' Tuesday A 
s tu d en t was strangled w ith a cord about 
A & M police said S u n d a y

He ftht \&M case inv e stiga to r] ca 
a nd g a v e m e a ru n -d o w n , but at this 
d o n t se . any big l i n k / ' R e v e le s said 

p o int 1

But the c o n n e ctio n w a s e n o u g h to urgi 

Re-
vt les to ask a D e p a rt m e n t of P u b lu Safety crim i­
nal profile specialist to o b s e r v e B ib b 's autopsy 
R e v e le s sa.d the D P S offic e r has no t d r a w n any 
c o n c lu s io n s ab o ut the c a s e 

A h o u s e m a t e , w ho did not w ant to be id e n ti­
fied, said the m u rd ert r w o uld hav e to d e fin ite ­
ly he a s tra n g e r .” S h e sa.d Bibb rarely d a ted and 
s p e n t m o st of her time with frie nd s from c h u r c h 

Judy Bibb said, " S h e a very spir itual p e rs o n 

a n d has always be e n that yvay '

B i b b s father is d ead, a n d h e r m o t h e r lives !n 
friend said S u n d a y Bibb 

Reno, Nev A family 
will probably be buried in R e n o .

^ After high school, Bibb jo in e d t h e Air I o ree tor
2Vz years and w as statio ned in G e r m a n y 
S h e
w o rk ed at a c asin o in R e n o and a t t e n d i d colit ge
t h e re b e fo re m o v in g to A ustin , h o u s e m a t e s told 
police
rv.uxr.

Sikh militants in Punjab 
m assacre 24 Hindus a s 
India tensions h eigh te n
Bus passengers showered with m a c h in e -g u n fire

L H A N D I c.A R H , India — F ou r Sikh terrorists 
sep arated H in d u s from o th e r p a ss e n g e rs on a bus 
in I unjab s ta te on S u n d ay an d m assacred 24 of 
them with m ach in e -g u n an d rev o lv er fire, p olice

A police sp o k esm an said eigh t H in du s w e re 

w ou n d ed , th re e seriou sly .

T h o se killed in clu d ed at least th ree w o m en .
Punjab G o v . S .S . Ray called it an " a c t of m a d ­
and ap p ealed for restrain t. Punjab p olice

ness 

Weru a ®rted to h ead off an y retaliato ry violence.
The slau g h ter w as d escrib ed by police as the 
w orst singie act of terro rism in the Punjab sin ce 
bikh-H m du violen ce b egan in 1982

A state police sp o k esm an in C h an d ig arh said at 
least 4 0 p eop le w ere ab oard th e state-ru n P unjab 
R o ad w ay s b us w h en a y o u n g , tu rb an ed p a ss e n ­
ger p ut a rev o lv er to th e d riv e r's h ead an d forced 
him to stop alo n g a rural road n ear th e village of 
K h u dd a. 

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R

T h e s p o k e s m a n , w h o d e m a n d e d a n o n y m i t y , 
said the m a n and t h r e e a c c o m p lic e s t h e n o rd e re d 
all p a s s e n g e r s oft th e b u s , g a th e re d the H in d u s 
in to a g r o u p and sprayed t h e m with b ullets T h e 
atta ck e rs e sc a p e d o n motor s co o te rs that arriv ed 
just after the bus w-as halted, he said

P rim e M in is te r Rajiv G a n d h i iss u e d a s ta te ­
m e n t late S u n d a y ca lling the killings " a diabolical 
c o n s p ir a c y a g a in s t t h e unity and in te grity o f In-
d id .

A sim ilar slay in g of 14 H in d u p a s s e n g e r s 
ab oard a b u s in P u n ja b on J u ly 25 s e t o f f c o m m u ­
nal n otin g in N e w Delhi th a t killed six p e o p l e .

M o re th a n 600 p e o p le , m o s t o f t h e m H i n d u s or 
m o d e ra te S ik h s , h a v e b e e n killed th is year in a t ­
tacks that police b la m e o n S ik h m ilita n ts rightin g 
to m a k e t h e P u n ja b in to a n i n d e p e n d e n t S ik h n a ­
tion.

S ik h s m a k e up le ss t h a n 2 p e r c e n t of I n d ia 's 
p o p u latio n of 780 million, but c o m p r i s e a m a jo r i ­
ty in P u n ja b which is on th e b o rd e r with P ak i­
stan in n o rth e rn India. 

#

C O R R E C T IO N
age 1 of vVednesday s edition 
ex an acmg Nationa 
e Da > 
•y Adviser Alton Kee¡ Jr was 
' ed as Mar ne Lt Co Oliver 
n a p crure The Texan re-

a tow ’P the upper 3 0 s For the 

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VI nday s*x^-a be part y cloudy 
w ndy a "c colaer with a n.gn m the 
upper 50s and gusty northwest 
a nos a: 15 to 20 mph M onday 
mgb* w be most’y clear and c o d

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15 
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1 1 
7 
6 
19

Profits allegedly used 
for U.S.-contra airlift

Assoc i ateo Press

R eagan sa y s North national 
hero, ‘ s e e page 3 .

oration as 
large a s t h e c o n t r a air 
resupply m i s i ó n , b a s e d at El S a lv a ­

W A S H I N G T O N — A fired W h i t e 
H o u s e a id e apparently use d pro fits 
from Iranian a r m s sales to build a 
small, A m e r i c a n - m a n n e d air force 
that d eliv ered w e a p o n s to N ic a ra ­
guan c o n t r a re b e ls this ye ar, a c c o r d ­
ing to L .S g o v e r n m e n t o fficials and 
d o c u m e n t s from the o p e ra tio n .

Lt C o l. O l iv e r N orth 

fired last 
w e e k fo r 
lu^ ro le in d iv e rtin g a*- 
m u ch as $3(1 m illion t h ro u g h S w is s 
b ank a c c o u n t s , had m a n a g e d a 
b ro ad e r c o n tra aid n e t w o r k tor t w o 
years w ith P r e s id e n t R e a g a n 's a p ­
proval d e s p it e a c o n g re s sio n a l ban 
on U .S . military- aid to t h e reb els. 
W h ite H o u s e officials h av e said.

A lt h o u g h that a s s is t a n c e e n ab le d 
t h e c o n t r a s to c o n t i n u e fighting, t h e 
rebels still had tro u b le re s u p p ly in g 
tro o ps o p e r a t i n g insid e N icarag ua. 
O n e s o u r c e said S u n d a y that p r o b ­
lem m a y h a v e led N orth to cre a te a n 
air re supply wring for the co n tras — 
a n d u s e m o n e y from t h e Iranian 
a rm s sa le s to pay fo r it.

ab ou t 

said N orth 
the 

In exp lain in g N orth s tm n g from 
the N ation al Security C oun cil staff 
last T u esd ay , Attorney G en eral E d ­
"k n e w 
w in M eese 
p recisely 
Iran -co n tra 
c o n n e ctio n and national secu rity 
ad v iser Joh n P o in d exter, w ho r e ­
sign ed , "d id know- that so m eth in g 
of this n a t u r e w a s o c c u r r i n g . "
co n g ressio n al 

in vestig ators 
h ave b egu n exam in in g how an o p -

But 

d o r s H o p a n g o 
military- 
airport 
in clear view of 
L S military a d ­
c o u l d 
v i s e r s , 
hay-e b e e n tund- 
ed from Iranian 
arm sale s with- 
o u t R e a g a n and 
to p offi­
o t h e r 
cials k n o w in g .

North

U S 
m e n t 

g o v e r n ­
o f f i c i a l s , 
familiar with 
the V - r t h o p e ra tio n 
but in sistin g on a n o n y m i t y , said al­
t h o u g h the lran ian -c o n tra iin k w as a 
closely held secret insid e the W hite 
H o u s e , N o r t h 's m a n a g e m e n t o f the 
air o p e ra tio n w as k n o w n to officials 
in t h e S tati D e p a r t m e n t , P e n ta g o n 
C IA a n d th e N SC .

F v e ry o n e knew so m eth in g w as 
g o in g on d o w n t h e re a n d th a t CMlie 
[N o r th ] w a s d o in g i t , " o n e official 
said

T h e air op eratio n c a m e to light 
O ct. 5 w h e n an A m erican -m an n ed 
C -1 2 3 K ca rg o plane w a s sh o t d ow n 
o v e r so u th ern N icarag u a w h ile fly­
ing g u n s to th e c o n tra s. T w o A m eri­
ca n s w e re killed an d o n e c re w m a n ,
I u g e n e H a s e n tu s , is n o w a p risoner 
of 
leftist N ic ara g u an g o v e r n ­
ment.

the 

Bus Passengers 
Massacred

Associated P ress
Associated Press

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1987
HUNDAI
EXCEL

draw n and h is mother tilled him 
w ith dreams of w ealth and taught 
him to sing and dam e.

W hen he was 9, h is m other was 
placed in a mental institution, and 
the boy w ould not set* her tor 20 
years.

V\ hen he was 13, A rch ie ran a w a y 
from home to join a boy s' troupe, 
but his father retrieved him.

He later rejoined the group, but 
left it in 1922 in N e w York, taking 
on a variety of jobs, including stilt- 
w alker at C o n e y Island, a slapstick 
mime on the vau deville circuit and a 
straight man for com edy at ts 
I It- 
began dressing w ith conservative 
elegance and w as a hit w ith New 
York hostesses.

B y 1931 he had a m ovie contract 
w ith Param ount and a n e w name: 
C a ry, for a part he'd had in a pla\, 
and Grant, chosen from a list pre­
pared by the studio.

H e made seven films in his fir s t 
year, including Blonde \'e n u s with 
M arlene Dietrich.

Then he caught the eve of Mat 
W est, w h o cast him opposite her in 
S h e D o n e H im W rong and I'm X o 
A n ge l. 
Both w e re box office 
smashes.

In 1937 he left Param ount, and 
the most mem orable roles of h i s ca­
reer 
that 
followed. Phe danger 
seemed to lurk beneath the charm 
made him the perfect lead for such 
Hitchcock thrillers as S u sp icion and 
To Catch a Thief.

legendary legacy

Ills accent made him a favorite 
W ith im p ressio n ists, but he never 
said, " j u d v , 111 ti y , Ju d y ."

I It* w as nominated for At ademy 
I ’e n n v Serenade and 
Aw ards for 
N one hut the Ltm elv Heart and in 
ll*70 hi received an honorary ( >scar 
tor "h is unit|ue mastt r\ »>t the art of 
st u rn at tin g."

( .rant, w h o bet ame a U S. titi/en 
m 1942, amassed a fortune estim at­
ed as high as S Ml million

I he star s first marriage w as to ac­
tress Virginia ( herrill in 19 14 
| ht y 
divorced after I I m onths, w ith her 
accusing him of ph vsital and verbal 
abuse

H r married W oo lw orth heiress 
Barbara H utton in 1942; they di 
von ed m 19 J3

In 1949 In married actress Betsy 
lasted seven 
Drake 
years, and w as form ally dissolved 
in 1%2.

1 heir union 

t .rant and at t r e s s ! H an ( annon 
married in 
I9n3, w hen he w as 61 
and shf }(). I hey separated after 17 
months, afti r the birth of G rant > 
only i Inld Jennifer

In 1981, G rant married Barbara 
I larris, a public re lations director tor 
a London hotel and 17 years his ju n ­
ior 
I he fifth Mrs. Grant later said 
the age difference was an a d v a n ­
tage

" W e don't argue over ridiculous 
sin said. " W e appreciate 
things, 
each other more than a vounger 
coupit because time is so p recio u s."

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• 3 prniixm rn r seal backv

• \ m>l M'k! u¡ihi»Mrrv
• 5 p»v*ng« voting
• I «tor kryrd HI or rul pile larprtmg

• Carprlrd cargo art»

• l ull door trim

• VrmrrV front

• InnardmoontioiMlr
• Drtac hihk cargo ana caver

• i htfdprnuf rear door locks ■ 5-dow

• Rear irstv healer dwts

• IJectn. rear * indo» drfrwtrr

• 1 aruM r mlermnmt from «iperv

• lull roll do»n rear «¡ndowv 'dour

• '»ing nut rear 

idoor

• Krmolr hood releaae

• lucking fuel filer door

• 1 *ay cargo kxi

• Tnp udometer aad irmprralart [auge

• InMramral panol ¿rapó, dtsptav

• I n« fuel » a rn in t light

• Door a, ar «araing light aad ctume

• Dai inghtreanir* mirror

• Lockable iHummairrl ¿ove hot

• 4 cyck SOHl engine 

* I oder davh parcel tray

• Front Wheel Drive 

a Cargo area light

• 4 speed manual irassaMssm 

• I herhead cosrtny Itghl

• Rack & Pinion Steering 

a Illuminated c tarrflr lighter avhtni

I South 
Fork

• Pu»er friHil dive rear drum brake* • 3 n d ¿rip»

• Duai diagonal braking si stem 

» Driven footmt

• 4 »herl independent suspension 

• singie kev lurking

• MacPhervmdrul frool suspension • Goodyear ( orsa (. f P15ÍX0R-I] Mi vaaoa

• Rear subduer bars 

«eel belled radial Ikts

• i-MPH F.nergy ahvirbtng bumpers • Goodiear ( ona (,T P-155 XOR • ,i * * * »

• Halogen beadlighls 

• Wheel »ed liters 

steel betted radial spare tin

• Styled sted sheets

* f ram and rear mad flaps

• Rear stone guard*

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Spy defenses revised
Reagan orders increased security measures

Associated Press

- 

W A S H IN G T O N 

I ’re s id e n t 
Reagan is secre tly im p le m e n tin g a 
s w e e p in g o v e rh a u l o f th e n a tio n 's 
defenses ag ainst fo re ig n spies th a t 
u ,l,s 
th a n 1(H) security 
changes fro m th e d o o rs of de fense
p la n ts 
to c o m m u n ic a tio n sa te llite s 
in space, V\ h ite I lo u s e a n d co n g re s ­
s io n a l o f fu ials say

•<» m ore 

I lie 

I he changes w ill a ffe ct p e o p lt 

,is 
} 2 m illio n 
w e ll as h a rd w a re . 
A m e ric a n s w ith access to socret data 
w ill face to u g h e r an d m o re fre q u e n t 
k g ro u n d in v e s tig a tio n s N e w re ­
s tric tio n s may he placed o n th » -a b ili­
ty of S oviet bio» d ip lo m a ts to b u y 
c o m p u te rs and te le c o m m u n ic a tio n s 
e q u ip m e n t on th e o p t n m a rk, t in 
the- c o u n try

Ni«' * hanges are the pr<>dtitt of 

stu d ies b egun b\ R e a g a n s N a tio n a l 
ifuj 
S»1» u n ty c oU n t if sta f| jn j MS] 

c o n su lta tio n s th ro u g h o u t the g o v ­
e rn m e n t an d t iin g re s s

Hut the ' \ e a r . it th e S p y " 
a
re. o rd I \ spy a rre sts m In s b e g in ­
the W a lk e r fa m ily spy 
n in g w ith 
n n g 
the N a v y — g a lv a n i/. d 
Reagan a n d ( on gre ss in to a. tm g on

in 

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th.>se s tu d ie s n o w , at i o r d in g to a 
V\ h ite f lo u s . tiffit íal, w h o p o ke o n 
c o n d itio n . it a n o n y m ity

M o st of th e t hanges u< 

|,>st rih e d 
in a >0 page, set ret re p o rt sent e a rli 
er th is m o n th t. 
th e I lo use a n d S en­
ate in te llig t o. c i o rn m itte e s . .

I he W h ite I lo u se t iffit íal said the 
! , ‘pi>!t o u tlin e s 40 new p ro p o s a ls 
an d 
in 
im p ro v e m e n ts or m t re im 
th a n « ) o th e r areas Som e 
rn o re 
ha ve been 
im p le m e n te d , o th e rs 
stK>n w ill h. and a few recjuirt legis 
la tio n

In c o n tra s t to th e fu ro r o v e r th e 
iM - of th e N a tio n a l Set u ritv ( tiu n t il 
m Ira n ia n a rm s sales 
the c o u n te rm - 
be e n 
o \ . r h a u l 
t e llig e n t e 
m a rk e d by u n u s u a l b ip a rtis a n sup 
p o rt a n d cot p. ra tio n b e tw e e n C o n ­
gress and flu - preside nt

im s 

tin 

St iv let bloc 

I he p re s id e n t's p la n is an u n ­
fo r broad 
p re ce d e n te d b lu e p rin t 
bast d re fo rm tit I S e ffo rts to c o u n - 
,t'1 
in te llig e n c e 
th re a t, 
said a Senate In te llig e n c e 
C o m m itte e sp o k e sm a n " I t is a clas­
sic e x a m p le o f how th , N a tio n a l Se 
c u ritv 
to 
w o rk in th e n a tio n a l in te re s t "

( o u n c il process o u g h t 

I he V\ h ite I lo u se tif tit ial said tha t

a m o n g the p r in t i pa I m ove s o u tlm , d 
m the re p o rt or u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n 
in the a d m in is tra tio n w ere:

■ A p ro m is e d executive o rd e r 
fro m Reagan ne xt yea r e s ta b lis h in g 
the 
fu s t g o v e rn m e n t w id e m in i­
m u m s ta n d a rd s t.>r b a c k g ro u n d in ­
ve stig a tio n '- til fe d e ra l and c o n tra c ­
to r e m p lo y e e s b e fo re 
th e y are 
i leareti to see t la ssitie d in f. >rrnation
■ A d ire t fiv e to th e [ )eft*nse I )e 
p a rtm e n t to im p le m e n t to th t fu lle s t 
exte nt p o ssib lt p ro p o s a ls to s ta tio n 
D ehm st In v e s tig a tiv e S e rv io agents 
p e rm a n e n tly 
la rg e d e fe n s , 
in s id e 
p la n ts a n d to p ro v id e m o n e ta ry or 
a d m in is tra tiv e p e n a ltie s tor c o n tra c ­
la pse s a n d 
to rs w ith 
sec u n fv 
bemuses fo r th o se w ith 
tig h t p r o ­
eja ms

■ M o r. s p m d in g to r c o m m u n ic a ­
the 
tio n s e c u rity , " w h ic h 
W a lk e r case d ire , t ly , " be. ause th a t 
rin g a llo w e d th e S oviets to d e c o d e a 
m illio n N avy m essages

fro m 

is 

• L e g is la tio n te p ro v id e the de ath 
tor , s p io n a g e a n d p ro v id e 
p c n a lt . 
spe. ial e, recy 
fo r te c h n ic a l in fo r 
m a tio n w ith space a p p lic a tio n s , lik e 
that n o w acco rde d to n u c le a r in f o r ­
man. in

All w ashed up

Associated Press

Police sp ra y w a te r from a f re ho se at a or n u n of h - c . 

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CQUCI ucick irom me united States Sunday

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Reagan blasts press, calls North ‘national hero’

N E W Y O R K — P re s id e n t Reagan in a n 
( o |r 
"a 

in te rv ie w p u b lis h e d S u n d a y called 1 t 
O liv e r N o rth w h o w as fire d last w e e k 
n a tio n a l h e ro ," a n d said 
the press 
th e y 
re s p o n s ib ility 
"ta k e 
d o n e m re v e a lin g a rm s sales to Iran 

m ust 
ha v t

fo r w h a t 

I h r p re s id e n t w as q u o te d In 7/m e maga 
/ in e as s a y in g he had " a b itte r b ile m rm 
th ro a t these d a y s ' because o f th e c o n tro

_ 
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■ 

■ 

versy set o ff bv d is i lo s u rt o f th t sal 
versy set o ff bv d.s, lo s u re o f th e sales A l 
th o u g h tht o u tc o m e vvas d is a p p o in tin g he 
Sd‘ d, 
I d o n t set a n y th in g i w o u ld have 
d o n e d iffe re n tly ''

I he p re s id e n t 

sh a rks c irc lin g lik t 

b lo o d i¡i the vva*. : 
basted the n e w s m e d ia

re fe rre d 

to c ritic s as 
th e y ar< nt>w w ith 
a n d spet tic a llv la m ­

W h a t is d r iv in g m e u p th e w a ll is that 
th is w asn • a fa ilu re u n t il the press got a tip 
fro m tha t rag in B e iru t a n d began to nlav

m o v ir u i ano Pegan to o av it 

 

I to ld th e m th*» 
Ur 
I to ld th e m th a t p u b lic ity c o u ld do d ro \ 
u p 
this, th a t it c o u ld get p e o p lt k ille d 
I h ey 
the n w e n t rig h t o n " the m a g a /in » q u o te d 
Reagan as s a v in g

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I h e L s c o n n e c tio n to Ira n ia n a rm s sales 
vvas firs t re ve aled bv A/-5>/uraa, a p io -S v r 
lan 1 ebant st m a g a /m e o n N o v . 4 
I ie»tn n 
D a y in th e U n ite d States Reagan said h e 
d id not k n o w th a t p r o f i t s 
fro m t h e a r m s 
sales w e re be in g c h a n n e le d t o rebel- 
,no \ „ 
m g N ica ra g u a s S a n d in is ta g o v e rn m e n t

>
vicaragua s S a n d in is ta g o v e rn n u

r ■ ... . 

c 

vin Meese began an

mv estigatlOfl

Reagari said Meest bniefed him last M on­
day, and he decided t r edeas» the re-ult- of
the probi im m ediately. National Security
Adviser ! hn Pc md» xtei rv-igned on 5 ue--
day an d North a M arine o ttiu r who
VVurkvd !or Poindexh r, was fired

( cm 
orth was involved m all our
Opt ratioris 
i le
has a tina record He it a national hero,"

the Ac hi lie 1 auro, I ibv a 

"L t 

Reagan said. M v o n ly c ritic is m is th a t I 
was n o t t<>ld everv th in g 
The p re s id e n t said 

'
Ira n ia n s a p ­
th e 
p ro a ch e d 
th e U n ite d States, s a v in g they 
w e re tr y in g to ' d o s o m e th in g " a b o u t te r­
'W e said th a t if they w e re really 
ro ris m 
sincere 
th e n they c o u ld s h o w us by gi ttir g 
th, hostages re le a s e d ."

h m t said 

the 
te le p h o n e on W e d n e s d a y , 
Reagan le ft fo r his T h a n k s g iv in g va ca tio n

t o o k place by 
ju s t b e fo re 

in te rv ie w 

Aquino denounces challengers Leaders hope to emphasize
urban issues in ’88 election

 .................. .................... 

Associated Press 

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M A N I L A , P h ilip p in e s 

P resi­
d e n t C o r a /o n A q u in o said S unday' 
th e m en w h o d o u b t h e r a b ility 
to 
ta lk e rs and 
ju s t b ig 
g o v e rn are 
called her predecessor, F e rd in a n d 
M arco s " n o t the last to pay " to r u n 
d e re s tim a tin g her

g o v e rn m e n t 

In o th e r d e v e lo p m e n ts
■ The C o m m u n is t P a rty said th a t 
d e s p ite a cease-tire a g re e m e n t w ith 
th e 
" r e v o lu tio n a ry 
a rm e d s tru g g le " re m a in s it-- m a in 
forces ch ie f 
the a rm e d 
goal, an d 
called o n his tro o p s to re m a in v ig i­
la n t d u r in g th e tru ce .

■ 

’d ic e s to p p e d a b o u t 3,000 left 
ists en ro u te to th e p re s id e n tia l pal 
ace to d e m a n d ju s tii e in th e slay m g 
of th e ir leader, R o la n d o O la lia

■ 10,000 A q u in o s u p p o rte rs ral 
lie d to u rg e a d o p tio n ot a p ro p o s e d 
c o n s titu tio n

A q u in o to ld th e w o m e n s c lu b ot 
th e A s ia n D e v e lo p m e n t B a n k, " I t 
has o tte n been said th a t M a rco s w as 
the tirs t m ale c h a u v in is t to u n d e re s ­
tim a te m e. He was not th e last to 
pa y to r th a t m is ta k e ."

She called o th e rs w h o have . ha 1 - 
le n g e d he r in recent w e eks "a c ro p 
o f g a rru lo u s m en w ith b e tte r a n d 
b rig h te r idpas on how ' to ru n m y 
g o v e rn m e n t.,.. I w o u ld lik e to th in k 
th a t I ha ve m anaged to ha ve the last 
w o r d a n d th e last task of hav in g to 
p u t th in g s back in o rd e r a fte r tin s i­
m e n w e re fin is h e d ."

A w e e k ago, A q u in o d e m a n d e d 
re s ig n a tio n s fro m all C a b in e t m in is ­
ters a fte r w o rd tha t a p la n n e d c o u p 

b y o ffic e rs close to fo rm e r D e fe n se 
M in is te r Juan Ponce 1 n rile h a d been 
fo ile d . She 
re p la ce d 
E n rile an d has accepted o th e r re s ig ­
n a tio n s since then.

im m e d ia te ly 

T h e m e e tin g w as clo sed to n e w s 
the text o f h e r speech 

m e d ia , bu t 
w a s m ad e a va ila ble to re p o rte rs 

to 

In d o w n to w n M a n ila , a b o u t 3,000 
p e o p le b e lo n g in g 
the m ilita n t 
le ftis t May 1st M o v e m e n t trie d to 
to M a la ca n a n g Palace, b u t 
m a rc h 
w e re s to p p e d bv d o ze n s o f r io t p o 
lice.

d e m o n s tra to rs 
ju s tic e " 

d e m a n d e d 
T h e 
" s w if t 
th e s la y in g o f 
fo r 
th e ir le ad er, O la lia , tw o w e e ks ago 
N o arre sts ha ve been m ade.

Thousands of Filip,nos rally in Manila Sunday in support of a new Philippine constitution.

Associated Press

Study says DWI crash data unreliable

Associated Press
Associated Press 

W A S H IN G T O N — N a tio n a l s t a t is t ic 
on d ru n k e n d r iv in g a n d fatal a ccid e n ts are 
in a ccu ra te because p o lic e le t m o st d riv e rs 
leave th e scene w ith o u t b e in g tested fo r 
a lc o h o l abuse, a c c o rd in g to a new' s tu d y 
m a d e p u b lic S u n d a y.

T h e re p o rt b y the C rim e C o n tro l In s ti­
tu te , a n o n - p r o tit research o rg a n iz a tio n o f 
law' e n fo rc e m e n t o ffic ia ls , says m a n y 
d ru n k e n d riv e rs in fa ta l accid e n ts are es­
c a p in g p ro s e c u tio n because they are n o t 
g iv e n a b lo o d -a lc o h o l test

O f th e 32,(XX) d riv e rs w h o s u rv iv e d acci­
d e n ts in v o lv in g fa ta litie s in 1984, m o re 
th a n 75 p e rc e n t 
th e scene w ith o u t 
b e in g tested fo r a lco h o l abuse, the re p o rt 
s ta te d . M o re th a n 25 p e rce n t o f d riv e rs 
w h o w e re k ille d in fatal a ccid e n ts w e re

le ft 

n o t mem,»
no t tested to r b lo o d a lc o h o l c o n c e n tra tio n 
O v e ra ll, o n ly 45 p e rc e n t o f a ll d riv e rs in 
D ta l a ccid e n ts a re 
to r a lc o h o l 
abuse

tested 

T he n a tio n a l sta tis tic s o n the n u m b e r 
o f tra ffic d e a th s d u e to d r u n k e n d r iv in g 
are u n re lia b le a n d m is le a d in g ," said Law ­
rence S h e rm a n , p re s id e n t ot th e C rim e 
C o n tro l 
us 
in to a false belief th a t w e a lw a y s 
de tect
d ru n k e n d r iv in g as a cause ot fa ta l acci­
d e n ts T h e tr u th is th a t w e are h a rd ly 
e ve n tr y in g "

In s titu te . "T h e y ha ve lu lle d 

V a rio u s stu d ie s have s h o w n th a t d r iv ­

ers are m o s t lik e ly to be tested i f 
(hex
sho w v is ib le signs ot 
in to x ic a tio n . 
T he
C rim e C o n tro l In s titu te s tu d y p o in ts o u t 
th e " v a r y in g a b ility o f p e o p le 
'h o ld 
th e ir liq u o r " and says th a t the a d re n a lin 
th a t acco m pa nie s th e sh o ck o f an a ccid e n t

to 

can cause a ra p id s o b e r i n g effect

I he sta tis tic s c o m p ile d b v th e T ra n sp o r­
ta tio n D e p a rtm e n t u n t il 
last y e a r w e re 
based o n tests o f dead d riv e rs m just 15 
states. A n e w m e th o d u s e - data fro m a ll 
fatal crashes, b u t th e C rim e C o n tr o l In s t i­
tu te s tu d y said th e a p p ro a c h assum es a l­
c o h o l in v o lv e m e n t is e q u a lly likely a m o n g 
d riv ers w h o are tested a n d th o se w h o are 
n o t tested fo r a lc o h o l abuse.

M in n e a p o lis Police C h ie f A n th o n y 
Bou/.a, th e c h a irm a n o t th e C rim e C o n tro l 
In s titu te , called 
the fa ilu re to test m ost 
d riv e rs in fatal a ccid e n ts a scandal.

The re p o rt, p re p a re d in p a rt b y a g ro u p 
o f researchers at th e U n iv 'e rs ity o f M in n e ­
sota la w sch o o l, also fo u n d th a t n a tio n a l 
s ta tistics have u n d e re s tim a te d 
in ­
v o lv e m e n t o f re p e a t o ffe n d e rs in d ru n k e n 
d r iv in g de aths.

th e 

e >* ■*. un s w in n ir.g 
it - n o w tim e to r 
vs, v tsneros said 
ati< >nai L e ag ue o f 
ntcip al leaders 
h i m a k e u p «>f the 
p ro b le m s . I d o n t 
H u n g ! '', 
said C isn e ro s, 
ins o n t-y t-ai te rm as p re si-

feei tin m o o d o f th is m eet- 
etc: m m a fio n — d e te rm in a - 
Jgram s back in th e to re - 
cmverns, w h e n 

thev

start of tin*

at a now S con feren ce at the 
s a n n u a l C o n g re ss o f C itie s, 
av Som e 5,000 
city m an a g e ria l 
’Mem- and w ill 

w h ic h ru n s th ro u g h V\ednesc 
m a y o rs c o u n c il m e n bt -,s and 
o ffic ia ls are d is c u s s in g local p r
’ te on national u rb a n poiiev
New 'fork Mayor F.dward' Koch, addressing 
fHc g ro u f s firs t lu ll s e -s io n c o m p la in e d tha t 
federa g o v e rn m e n t :- not d o in g e n o u g h

- a n d is n o t g iv in g local g o v e rn m e n ts e n o u g h 
m o n e y — to fig h t d ru g s 

K ovh -a id the S I . 7 b illio n a n tid r u g m ea sure 
p a —r d bv C o n g re ss s h o r tly b e fo re a d jo u r n ­
m e n t, w h ile la u d a b le , 
is g ro s s ly in a d e q u a te ' 
m assistance to state a n d local law e n fo rc e ­
m e n t agencies an d does n o t p r o v id e e n o u g h 
tor d ru g abuse e d u c a tio n a n d d ru g tre a tm e n t 
an d re h a b ilita tio n .

A h ik local a n d state gov e rn m e n ts m u s t d o 
all th a t th e y can to p o lice d ru g c rim e 
it is be­
y o n d th e ir p o w e r to e lim in a te d ru g s fro m o u r 
socit tv 
K ch said. D r u g e ra d ic a tio n has d i­
m e n sio n s tar b e y o n d o u r local a n d eve n o u r 
n a tio n a l b o rd e rs. It is th e re s p o n s ib ility o f th e 
fed eral g o v e rn m e n t to ad d re ss th o s e aspects 
e ffe c tiv e ly ."

C h a r.e sto n , S .C ., v la v o r Joseph R ile y, p re s i- 
d e n t 
th e L .S C o n fe re n ce o f M a v o rs , c o m ­
p la in e d th a t no n a tio n a l le a d e rs h ip " is v o ic ­
in g the needs o f citie s

League E xe cu tive D ire c to r A la n Beals com - 
p .a in e d th a t u rb a n issues w e re g e n e ra lly le ft 
o u t or th e de b a te d u r in g th e last tw o p re s id e n ­
tia l elec tio n s

Beals said th e g ro u p is la u n c h in g a p ro g ra m 
a im e d at e n g a g in g th e p re s id e n tia l a s p ira n ts in 
debate o v e r u rb a n issues A m o n g o th e r - n p S, 
the league w ill c o n d u c t p o lls a n d in v ite p re s i­
d e n tia l c a n d id a te s to a co n fe re n ce on u rb a n 
p ro b le m s ne xt vear.

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Pope reiterates positions 
on abortion, contraception
Paul 
peakabl

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p c d r u 
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PERTH A u ......... ...
lashed o u t at a b o rtio n 
c rim e at h is fin a l M ass 
t d the R o m an C a th o lii 
to contra».option a n d stet 
" A s th e fa m ily goes, 
a n d so goes th e yvhoie 

s an 
u n d a y m d re ite ra t- 
h u rc h 's o p p o s itio n 
i/ a lio n .
O g(H’s th
world in
4,

n a tio n , 
v\ h ith w e
i \ e / he to ld hO.OOO p e o p le d u r in g a service 
in th is c ity o n the In d ia n O cean.

H e said C a th o lic s s h o u ld c o n s id e r w h e th e r 
fa m ily 

fo r d e fe n d in g 

g o v e rn m e n t p o lic ie s 
v alue s are a p p ro p ria te

U.S. allies criticize SALT II violation

I O N D O N - - The U n ite d States fa ile d to 
w in s u p p o rt fro m its a llie s fo r it- d e cisio n to 
breach th t S M I ¡I n u c le a r a rm s treaty', a n d 
th e S oviet U n io n o n S a tu rd a y d e n o u n c e d th e 
m o v e as irre s p im s ib le .

W est G e rm a n y a n d B rita in d id n o t c ritic iz e 
th e U n ite d States d ire c tly , b u t m a d e it cle ar 
th e v d id n o t w e lc o m e 
th e d e v e lo p m e n t 
Franc» B e lg iu m , S w e d e n m d th e N e th e r­
la n d s said t b i’ d e c is io n w as re g re tta b le 

O n F rid a y , th e U .S . A ir Force d e p lo y e d a 
~ b o m b e r cap ab le o f c a rry in g n u cle a r- 
tip p e d cru ise m issile s w h ile th e N a v v fa ile d 
to re tire a m is s ile -firin g s u b m a rin e T he U n it ­
ed States th u s exceeded the S A I T II a cco rd 's 
c o m b in e d lim it o f i ,320 o n n u c le a r w a rh t ads 
ca rrie d b\ b o m b e rs a n d s u b m a rin e s

I In 

treaty was s ig n e d in 1979, b u t n e v e r 
ra tifie d by th e U S Senate 
I he U n ite d States 
has rep ea te dly said th e Sov iets have already 
su rp a sst'd th e c e ilin g set bv th e treaty 
The W ost G e rm a n g o v e rn m e n t 

"believes 
th a t b o th s u p e rp o w e rs s h o u ld a th e re to th e 
a g re e d -u p o n u p p e r l i m i t - o n - m t e g u w e a p ­
s p o k e s m a n 
o n s 
Fried holm O s t said in B onn

g o v e rn m e n t 

syste m 

Weinberger to attend NATO meeting

W A S H IN G I O N — D efense Secretary 
C a spa r W e in b e rg e r w ill f ly to E u ro p e and 
n o rth e rn A fric a th is w e ek to r c o n s u lta tio n s 
tha t are -u re to be d o m in a te d bv n u c le a r 
arm s c o n tro l issues a n d recent dev e lo p m e n ts 
in th e M id d le East.

I he defense secretare s m am p u rp o s e o n 
the e ig h t-d a y 
tr ip is a re g u la rly s c h e d u le d 
m e e tin g of N A T O defense m in is te rs B ut he 
-s a js( m a k in g a s id e trip 

to im p ro v e re la tio n s w ith 
M o ro cco , a n d w ill h a ve to 
I a lla y E u ro p e a n c o n c e rn s 
a b o u t P re sid e n t R eagan's 
to 
break o u t 
th e re ­
s tric tio n s o f th e S A I I 11 
n u c le a r a rm s acco rd.

last w e e k 

: d e c is io n 

fro m 

W e in b e rg e r exp ects to 
be q u e s tio n e d bv th e o ffi-

Weinberger 

CU]K fab?ut L s arir,> 
sates to Iran an d p r o fits 
toeing sent to c o n tra rebels in N ic a ra g u a But 
h i has little to a d d to th e d is c lo s u re s because 
he w as n o t a w a re ot th e secret cash tra n s fe rs 
to th e co n tra s said a P e n ta g o n sou rce w h o 
spok» o n c o n d itio n o f a n o n y m ity .

Demonstrators clash with police

SI O U T . S o u th K orea -

 R.ot p o lic e bent 
on o ilin g a m a jo r a n ti-g o v e rn m e n t rally tire d 
tea r gas S a tu rd a y at th o u s a n d s o f p r o t e s t e r 
a t t w o d o z e n sites 
in S eoul a n d a rre s te d 
n e a rh 

000 p e o p le . In ju rie s w e re re p o rte d 

ee M in - w o o , p re s id e n t o f th e m a jo r o p ­
p o s itio n N ew K orea D e m o c ra tic Party-, 
w a rn e d th a t if re p re s s io n c o n tin u e s th e o a rtv 
w ill n o lo n g e r seek cha ng e th ro u g h d ia lo g u e 
a n d c o m p ro m is e , b u t w ill la u n c h a c a m p a ig n 
to < v e r th r o w th e g o v e rn m e n t 

The g o v e rn m e n t b a n n e d th» S a tu rd a y ra l­
ly , s a u n g th e o p p o s itio n w a s tr y in g to s tir 
social u n re s t 

6

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O p in io n s e x p re s s e d in The Daily Texan are 'n o s e of 
the e d ito r or the writer of the a rticle a n d are not n e c e s ­

sarily th o se of the U n iversity ad m inistratio n the B o a rd 

o* R e g e n ts or the Texas S tu d en t P u b lic a tio n s B o a rd of 
O p e ra tin g T rustees

New game, old goals

Akers was rebuilding the Longhorns, but UT couldn't wait

■ 

red A k e r s t h e v n p \ fp r (TOtrrt 

F red Akers, they never gave vou a chance.

To followers of Longhorn football, his fir- 
ing-reassignm ent com es as n o great revela­
tion. It had been rumored as inevitable for a lone 
b
time n ow . 

^ „ L ____

However, did Akers deserve the ax? It's more that 

he vvasn t given enough of a chance to avoid it.

Coach Akers performed his job with class. His 

teams en d ed up in the Top 10 four times and w ent to 
nine bow ls, and he produced a .731 w inning percent­
age during his 10-year tenure.

But face it, it wasn't enough. The University and 

its alumni w anted more.

They w anted a return to the old davs w hen the 
University ran the Southw est Conference. However, 
what the powers-that-be don't understand is that col­
lege football doesn't work that w av anymore.

Scholarship limits prevent Texas from stockpiling 
talent as it did in the heyday of former Coach Darrell 
Koval They have made all college football teams

cornPetlt!ve>‘ it's no longer possible to win 11 

S»\C titles in 20 vears, as Roval did

True, Akers has his problems. H is recent recruiting 

has been below "Texas" standards and he also won 
only two of the nine bowl gam es his teams w ent to.
But Akers deserved a real chance to solve those 

problems. He didn't get it.

A hen Akers purged his coaching staff last Janu­

ary, it appeared that he m ight get an opportunity to 
turn it around. A n ew group of assistants w as 
brought in, with n ew ideas and system s.

To expect Akers and his new staff to install those 
í ; sive and d efen sive schem es and w in the 
 as the U niversity de-

S
SV\ C al during on e season -

°

off nHnt aT J S SKmf l y an?az|_n8- N o on e could pull that 
off But Akers had to w hether he knew it or not.

And he almost did. He cam e close to pulling off 
the im possible. Those new schem es were working.
Ev en with num erous injuries that decim ated the of­
ensivo line and linebacking corps, the more familiar 
the Longhorns becam e with the system s, the better 
they played.

Their performances im proved noticeably. The 
Longhorn team that fell to Stanford, struggled with 
Missouri and Rice, and w as stom ped on bv O klaho­
ma was not the sam e team that held its ow n against 
tough Baylor and Texas A&M teams.

The system s w ere sh ow ing promise. But the U ni­
versity didn't want promise; it wanted quick results.

At the very least, Akers and his n ew coaches 

should have been given at least two seasons to prove 
v\ hat this new group could do.

Unfortunately, Akers w as never given the chance.
Let s hope that w hoever replaces Akers w ill get it.

— Tom Clem ens

i

The right move

LT had to fire Akers — he had exhausted his potential

University as w ell as for Akers.

I t's over. Finally. It had to be d o n e 

The man had taken UT football as far as he 

for the

could. A thletic Director D eLoss D od d s sum m ed it up 
best w hen he said: "Som etim es it sim p ly becom es 
necessary to make such a change and inject new en ­
ergy and n ew leadership at the top of the organiza­
tion. 

°

L nder Akers, tootball had b ecom e m on oton ou s__

not the style of play, but the level. It became fairly 
obvious Texas w ould not com p ete for a national 
cham pionship once Akers had settled in. The team 
would play hard, maybe com pete for a Southwest 
Conference C ham pionship every cou p le of vears, but 
that was all Akers' teams w ere capable of.

The program hasn't m oved as far dow nw ard as 
many think. N either has it risen. It has stagnated. 
Stagnation is a legitimate, erosive force in the busi­
ness world. UT football is a b usin ess. "N ew energy" 

is som etim es the cure.
It's no slight against Akers. It's just the wav it is

Striving to be the best m eans finding people capable 
ot being the best. O ver 10 vears, Akers proved what 
he w as capable of — and incapable of. There's no 
point in keeping som eon e w h o can't do the job vou 
w ant done.

Akers can now get another coaching job at another 

f i ™ 1' ^,h,ere the goals aren't so high, w here doing 
UK will be good en ou gh . That's good for him — 

and for the University.

V\ as it a fair decision? Fred Akers know s the busi­

n ess that is college football. A s in anv other, you 
satisfy your boss or he'll find som eon e w ho can. Is 
the boss unreasonable? Hardly.

The University w ants to be the best. It w ants to be 

a great school and a football power. The two don't 
have to be m utually exclusive.

Fred Akers proved to be a decent coach w ho could 

only go so far. The U niversity wants a great o n e Is 
that so evil?

MAR6UUESÍ

€>M9ó WCWON POST I

AIDS law needs more work
A t the heart of A ustin's 

p rop o sed AIDS o r d i­
n a n c e 
an 
unansw ered question: can you get 

lie s 

If y ou 

the disease from casual contact?
can t, 

fine, p eo p le 
shouldn t discrim inate against the 
victims. The best approach is cau­
tion.

M ost evidence indicates the vi­
rus spreads mainlv bv the ex­
change of body fluids — blood, 
sem en or urine — although scien ­
tists in som e cases can't tell how 
people got it.

Urine on uncut skin, from toilet 
seats, for exam ple, is risky. The 
potential for contagion is one rea­
son 
in 
the Justice Departm ent 
June said em ployers can fire in­
fected workers.

But 

the city — all council- 
members support the ordinance 
and the state apparently don't 
think that s reason enough. Texas 
protects AIDS patients as having a 
handicap" under non-discrim i­

nation laws.

Let s look at Texas' interpreta­
tion and A ustin's proposal from a 
ca u tio n -is-b est 
If 
AIDS could be contagious, then 
it s foolish to allow virus carriers 
into a// public facilities — especial­
ly places like Barton Springs.

sta n d p o in t. 

The 

ordinance also w ould 
prohibit AIDS-based discrim ina­
tion 
force 
in em ploym ent, and 
businesses to allow AIDS patients 
on their prem ises. Yet, is it fair to 
make them do that if em p loyees or 
custom ers could be infected?

Ordinance proponents argue — 
and this is their m ost convincing 
argum ent — that if AIDS victims 
are fired, they'll lose their insur­
ance, and the patient could be

ELLEN
WILLIAMS
TEXAN
COLUMNIST

stuck with health care costs of up 
to $150,000.

If you have your 

insurance 
through your 
job, and you're 
fired, how can you pay for it?" 
asks John Darrouzet, chairman of 
the Human Relations Comm ission 
that proposed 
the ordinance. 
M ost likely, the com m unity would 
have to bear w hat's expected to be 
a heavy financial burden, consid­
ering 82 A ustinites already have 
the illness.

The State Board of Insurance 
m ight help, if it required all insur­
ance com panies to continue cover­
age for people fired from their jobs 
for health reasons — as long as 
they catch the disease alter they 
sign up for insurance. (A new 
state regulation extending group 
coverage doesn't affect som e com ­
panies.)

At the city level, private efforts 
should be encouraged. Says one 
in N ew sw eek, 
medical expert 
These are patients with limited 
life spans they should not have to 
be in a hospital unless w e clearly 
th em ." 
h ave 
can aid 
Churches, 
them.

so m eth in g 

especially, 

for 

The city can also help, as it does 
in the ordinance, bv protecting 
from discrimination 
those w ho 
work with patients. In one case, 
Darrouzet says, a w om an was 
fired because she w as taking care 
of her AIDS-stricken brother.

If som eone doesn't c.irry the 
disease, they shouldn't be treated 
any differently Employers should 
be free to test workers, of course, 
so precautions may be taken if 
city' proposal 
necessary. 
would outlaw em ployer 
t e s t i n g 
for AIDS, though.

I he 

It 

itsel f, 

the utv, as an em ployer, 
wants to prohibit both testing and 
discrimination 
for 
t h a t ' s 
fine. But it shouldn't force busi­
n e s s e s to treat people with a c o n ­
if they 
tagious, fatal disease a s 
didn't have it. The council should 
let individuals decide for them ­
selves.

contact, 

And even if the council sincere­
ly believes the disease can't be 
spread by 
it 
casual 
shouldn't pass the ordinance as it 
is now . It's redundant with state 
law 
in outlaw ing discrim ination 
against AIDS patients; it's unfair 
to others in im posing a $200 a day 
fine for discrimination.

The patients should be subject 
to laws affecting people with com ­
parable situations. With this ordi­
nance s penalties, thev w ould get 
more than people w h o have other 
handicaps or illnesses. Is that d is­
crimination?

The least the council can do is to 
make it illegal for virus carriers to 
infect others, and 
im pose heft\ 
penalties for doing so. This could 
motivate more people to get tested 
and be sexually careful.

It would a l s o be som e com pen- 
sation — though minimal — for 
som eone w ho contracts AIDS be- 
cause the council w ouldn't protect 
him from a public health threat.

! 

j 

| 

Williams is a Plan II junior.

American

Editor's note: This column originally 
appeared in The D aily Tar Heel, the stu­
dent new spaper of 
the U niversity of 
North Carolina, on N ovem ber 17.

On the other hand, what if the uni­

versity' reallv was a place for 
learning?

C onsider the number of universities in 
the L nited States and the num ber of p eo­
ple attending them, 
it follow s that w e 
should be the m ost learned p eop le on 
Earth, m aybe even in the solar system . 
Since every’ citizen of academe thinks that 
more know ledge m eans a better life for all, 
w e should be 
in the 
bt ttt ring of the human race — as I ruman, 
Eisenhow er and Kennedy 
thought w e 
were.

leading the w av 

But with the illusions of the '50s and 
60s forgotten (that massive higher ed u ca­
tion is progressive), American universities 
have all too op en ly become a business. 
That s a fine achievem ent. As long as thev 
are profitable, universities will not vanish 
or becom e schools of chaos and indiffer- 
t net on the French and West German 
m odels, w here m oney and m otivation are 
scarce.

But let s face it, an overabundance of 
universities on ly m akes for facts in excess,

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TRISTAM

THE D A IL Y
TARH EEL

not for an increase in k now ledge, w hat­
ever that may be. Facts are born, argued, 
revised and, w ithin a matter of years give 
way to "new evidence," like a detergent 
that is replaced bv a "new, im proved" ver­
sion.

I am rem inded of my ow n departm ent 
v\ here, tor the sake of a better understand­
ing of history’, classes are created to teach 
students how to hunt and capture facts in 
every conceivable form. Fittingly, those 
students becom e Ph.D. victims, scurrying 
lengthv bibliograp- 
after apocalyptically 
gies and supporting one obscure thesis af­
ter another.

With rare exceptions, these th eses end 
their active life on library sh elves or in 
boxed microforms. A few get m entioned 
in the footnotes of academic papers, be­
cause professors in search of tenure or 
peer-recognition crank out en ou gh of 
those to rival the paper towel industry.

Teeming footnotes are the academ ic pa­
per's status sym bol.

Admittedly', academia has never been 
the oasis of creativity that its dons like to 
think it is. Pervasive bureaucratic struc­
tures and disciplines are not m eant to en ­
courage the creative mind. They are meant 
to mold and structure it along a specific 
image.

In graduate school especially, the stu­
dent finds him self at the mercy of w hat­
ever 
im age his departm ent w ish es to 
project. More often than not, the graduate 
experience consists of learning how to 
identify and subm it to higher, wiser au­
thority rather than exercise independent 
thought.

It is a curious reversal, back to the davs 
of childhood, and one not at all pleasant 
tor those w ho can do without the intellec­
tual parenting of faculty'. W hat's more, re­
lations betw een adviser and student are 
too intimate, and risks of jeopardizing a 
fellowship by displeasing departmental id­
eology loom too great to encourage in de­
pendent thinking.

In many cases students do not w ant to, 
or cannot, think independently. The o m ­
nipotent professor com es in handy then, 
as the relationship of dom ination and sub­

m ission is sm oothly plaved out. Clearly, 
the m essage from the professor to the doc­
toral candidate is : "The only way to suc­
ceed is through m e." Hence, academ ics 
thrive on the m ysterious belief that w ith ­
out their guidance a student is lost, or at 
any rate quite crippled in his quest for a 
degree.

The notion of advice and consent is so 
in the framework of 
firmly entrenched 
graduate studies that any attempt to di­
verge from it is considered disrespectful A 
professor will feel his credibility under­
m ined. For like everyone else, professors 
relish and often depend on exercising their 
power on students w ho remind them of 
their ow n years of subm ission. Thev have 
gained power, and thev do not want it 
tampered with.

After all, that professors are en d ow ed 
with a virtuous task does not disinherit 
them from an array of unvirtuous human 
instincts. To the contrary, academics tend 
to float in the abstractions of their disci­
plines, and if one has ideas of using his 
studies at the university as a mean to gain­
ing a better understanding of the world at 
large, he is more likely to be deceived than 
satisfied. His role m odels, to begin, are 
m asons of ivory towers.

paper chase

In sum , the educational process seem s 
both futile and infantile. It is not geared 
towards refining one's k now ledge and 
taste so much as to teach specific tech­
niques of learning and habits of abiding bv 
a given authority. While the system works 
well in nurturing paw ns in its ow n im age 
it does not tolerate dissent.

As a result, the rate of attrition am ong 
students, especially graduate students, is 
nigh. But the restructuring only further re­
stricts students and increases dep en dency 
on faculty. It is not broadening choices, let 
alone minds.

It is a sad fact that one cannot go far in 
society without first participating in the 
charade of academe. In the gu ise of r e a s ­
surance, a professor recently told me that 
irrationalities inside academ e cannot even 
begin to com pete with those of the "out­
side world." Maybe s o .

But whereas 

the university 

is often 
lought of as a cradle of novelty and 
change, it w ould be more correct!v d e­
scribed as a breeding ground of con form i-
u E?Pec,al,y m the land of trained m inds 

w ho like to get their facts straight.

Tristam is a graduate stu d en t in history.

Writer lacked facts

I am responding to the letter by 
N athaniel Lack ("Get your facts 
straight," Firing Line, N ov. 20) re­
th e " fa c ts" as he 
g a rd in g 
"researched" them 
in regard to 
the scurrilous and barbarous at­
tack on the USS Liberty in I%7.

There w as an error 

in John 
Clark's story ("Liberty mates hold 
contest," Texan, N ov. 13), but it 
w as m y fault. I b elieve my com ­
ment w as that little or no m oney 
had been paid in reparations. In 
conversation w ith James Ennes, I 
subsequently have discovered that 
reparations totaling $9 million of 
the original $11 m illion have been 
paid, and that issue is officially 
«losed as of 1979. O bviously I w as 
in error and I regret that m isstate­
ment

Insofar «is the other of Lack's 
"f«H ts," I w ould direct his atten ­
tion to the following:

In 1967, territorial limits in the 
Mediterranean Sea basin w ere 
as 
in tern a tio n a lly 
G in g three m iles. I he official U.S.

reco g n ized 

Court of Inquiry "affirmed Liber­
ty s right to bt* w here sh e was," 
som e 14 miles off the Gaza Strip. 
L nder international law and cer­
tain understandings of the G ene­
va C onventions 
the 
conduct of neutral nations in in­
ternational waters con tiguou s to a 
war 
slow -m ovin g, 
unescorted vessel can expect to 
be, and should be, subjected to a 
fly-over 
identification reconnais­
sance m ission.

zon e, any 

regarding 

I his is exactly what took place. 
An unarmed Israeli aircraft over­
flew the ship on tw o occasions, 
during the last of which it crossed 
the stern at an altitude of less than 
200 feet. I here w ere also at least 
three other such recon m issions 
flown by jet aircraft prior to the 
attack.

A s to the issue of con fusing the 
Liberty with the Egyptian ship El 
Quseir, it should be noted that the 
latter, a 38-year-old transport of 
dubious seaw orthiness, w as one- 
halt the size of the Liberty. In ad­
dition, it would not have had dis­
placed on its fore and aft decks

the considerable array of antennae 
the Liberty did.

Further, n eith er 

sh ip had 
aboard the w eap ons necessary for 
an off-shore bombardment of El 
Arish. Far more important, h ow ­
ever, is this: the Israeli D efense 
Force's ow n Court of Inquiry ac­
know ledged that it w as generally 
know n by the time of the attack 
on the Liberty' there had been no 
attack on El Árish; it was m erely a 
ru mor!

O n e final "fact" with which I 
must deal is that of the m ission of 
the USS Liberty. According 
to 
James Bamford's The P uzzle Pal­
ace, the how and what the Liberty 
It was 
was doing is no mvsterv 
m onitoring com m unications, cer­
tainly no justification for an attack 
in 

international waters.

I suggest 

that Lack acquaint 
him self with A ssault on the Liber­
ty and The Puzzle Palace. And fi­
nally I issue him a personal inv ita- 
tion to discuss these matters with 
me at any time if he so w ishes. I 
am at his convenience; mv n um ­

ber is in the phone book.

Robert J. Cassinelli 
TSgt., L SAT Retired

Paroxysm not fair

D espite his Greek name and his 
major (journalism), Nick Saran- 
takes, in his article in Tuesday s 
Daih Texan ( "Papandreou's poli- 
cv risky 
), falls into a paroxvsm of 
anti-Papandreou and unfortunate­
ly anti-Greek propaganda, using a 
sequence of false reasoning and 
wrong information.

I elaborate follow ing his ow n 
sequence of thoughts and infor­
mation: A thens airport, a s m ost of 
the European airports, had weak 
security' against terrorism, because 
simply it had never faced a similar 
problem. After the TWA hijacking 
the security of the airport was u p ­
graded, as confirmed by an official 
L S. com m ittee, a fact that led to 
the removal of the U.S. travel ad­
visory. W here is the little action 
on the part of the Greek govern­
ment then?

Greek police cooperated closely 
with L S. authorities tor the in ves­

tigation of the assassination of 
lsan tes and Welch, with poor re­
sults, because sim plv there was 
little evidence.
' he alleged 

light approach to 
terrorism taken by the Greek gov­
ernm ent is a very naive argument; 
Papandreou s governm ent or anv 
governm ent obviouslv w ould nev­
er wish a terrorist activitv to flour­
ish on its territory, as it w ould 
underm ine its authoritv and sta­
bility.

Furtherm ore, Papandreou 

in­
deed returned to Greece in the 
early 60s, but he had visited 
Greece several times in the late 
50 s, serving as an econom ic con­
sultant of 
the governm ent of 
Karamanlis, the former president 
ot Greek democracy. His father 
w as not chosen but elected prime 
minister, and his governm ent was 
not overthrown by a militarv 
coup.

It is not only Papandreou but 
the majority of the G reek people, 
along with other European n a­
tions and leaders, that support the 
Palestinian case and PLO. Saran-

takes may think that Arafat is 
terrorist, but there is a lot of evi 
d ence that m akes other peop le be 
I ¡eve the contrary.

1 he com m ents about the Ameri 
can bases show Sarantakes' cheaj 
and old-fashioned 
imperialistic 
perception of the big country' ant 
the small country relationship, a: 
well as his ignorance about cur 
rent Greek affairs.

American bases provide a few 
hundred jobs — not several thou 
sand. Greece is paying back the 
military aid provided bv the Unit 
ed States in a lot of w ays (i.e. high 
Greek arms purchases from the 
United States, 
for protection 
against the aggressiveness of the 
Purkish dictatorship, a "depend- 
able ally of the United States and 
NATO).

Greece is not a banana republic 
as Sarantakes im plies, but a proud 
nation of free and progressive 
people.

_ 
E ditors note: This 
signed by seven others.

loams Sibetheros 
Civil engineering
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 Tower praised
as appointee
to head panel

By ANDREA D. GREENE
Daily Texan Staff

State Sen. Cyndi Krier and John Knaggs, who re­
cently published a book about Texas politics, said tor 
mer U.S. Sen. John low er's expertise in defense mat 
ters makes him a good choice to head a commission 
investigating the National Security C ouncil

I hroughout his career in the United States Senate 
he specialized in defense matters," said Krier, R-Sari

J9750to°í979h0 VV35 a ,e8‘S,ative aide to Iower ,rom 

Knaggs said it is interesting that President Reagan 
chose Io w er to head the panel since lo w er had not 
supported the president in the 1980 elections. H ow ev­
er, Io w er was the state chairman for the Reagan Bush 
campaign in 1984, Knaggs said.

"I think he was probably chosen for t h i s because of 
his experience and his notable record" including h i s 
work on the Senate Armed Services Committee 
Knaggs said.

Knaggs, who wrote T w o P arty Texas 

I he lo h n 
Tower Era, 1961-1984 this year, said he does not know 
it lo w e rs participation in the N S C investigation is a 
signal that he plans to begin playing a bigger role in 
U.b. politics.

But Krier said she thinks Tower will "ahvavs be 
called on for roles like this." Krier said it the secretarv 
ot defense position became available, s h e "w ould not 
be surprised" if Tower were asked to till it 

lo w e r, a 24-year Republican veteran who decided 
not to seek re-election 
in 1984, was appointed 
W ednesday to conduct what President Reagan called 
a comprehensive review of the role and procedures 
of the National Security Council staff in t h e conduct of 
foreign and national security policy."

The president asked for a study of how to handle 
national security affairs at the W hite House following 
the resignation of his national security ad\ iser, John 
Poindexter, and the firing of Poindexter aide Lt C oi 
O liver North, accused of funneling Iranian weapons 
payments to Nicaraguan rebels.

1 P ,an to pursue these matters w ith diligence and 
said lo w e r, reading from a prepared 

objectivity, 
statement in Dallas.

Tower, 61, said he felt it would be inappropriate to 
comment further until he spoke w ith the president 
Monday.

Tower left his job as a U.S. arms negotiator in G e­
neva last March after little more than a year. Since 
then, he has taught at Southern Methodist University 
in Dallas.

W ith w ire reports

Exchange plan
may Include 
South Africa

By JACKIE MUDD
D aily Texan Staff

Students from South Africa, Third World nations 
and communist bloc countries may study at the U ni­
versity if plans for the Iexas Student Exchange are
successful.

The project is similar to a plan approved by the UT 
System Board of Regents in February, under which 
the University will cooperate in an effort to bring 
South African students to study in the United States.

1 he 1SH was established six weeks ago to initiate a 
scholarship fund for foreign students from underde­
veloped and communist nations to enroll at the U n i­
versity. Their goal is to provide an education to a 
foreign student who might otherwise not have that 
opportunity, said Bill Dorland, phvsics junior and a 
founding member of TSE.

1 he idea is for the student to experience a different 
culture, Dorland said. Upon finishing their educa­
tion, the students will return to their countries, taking 
with them the knowledge and experiences they 
received at the University, Dorland said.

Dorland and Keith Duff, physics senior, spoke with 
Shannon Janes, assistant vice president for student 
affairs, and submitted a formal proposal to the UT 
administration regarding the endowment of a scholar­
ship for black South Africans.

I his semester, the University joined the South Afri­
can Scholarship Program, a national program which 
funds the education of 500 black South Africans per 
year to study in the United States, Janes said. Two 
black South African students chosen by the national 
program will probably enroll at the University in the 
fall semester of 1987, he said.

1 hnvever, the administration is considering the TSE 
proposal because an endowed scholarship "could do 
something for more students and on a permanent ba­
sis," Janes said.

After reading a Firing Line letter from a Harvard 
I niversity student that appeared in a spring 1986 D a i­
ly Texan, Dorland and Keith Duff, phvsics senior, be­
gan discussing the possiblity of a foreign student 
scholarship program.

1 he Harvard student's letter called for constructive 

action in the effort to end apartheid in South Africa.

I he idea they [Harvard students] had was this is 
Something we can do positively," Dorland said. Duff 
said that often the anti-apartheid rallies on campus 
have good intentions, although their efforts may be 

misguided and shortsighted."

Instead of concentrating on dismantling apartheid, 
Duff decided to try to improve the education of black 
South Africans.

Testing the waters

Karen W arren D aily Texan Staff

Roberto Peon Jr. of Dallas plays in the LBJ fountain. 
His parents Lynn and Roberto brought him and his

sister Tiffany to Austin, which Lynn Peon described 
Sunday as a "scenic relief" from Dallas.

Students discharged from hospital

By THANHHA LAI
Daily Texan Staff

I wo UT students and another man 
involved in a collision that killed two 
other students last Tuesday have 
been discharged from Brackenridge 
Hospital.

An Austin police accident report 
said Robert Lanctot, 23, of 4209 Ave. 
D was driving north with U T student 
Michael Dondero and two other men 
north in the 1500 block of North 
Lamar Boulevard in the outside lane, 
when the car went out of control and 
bounced off the east curb of the 
street. 
I he car then spun into the 
southbound inside lane and was hit 
by an oncoming car.

Lanctot, architecture senior, and 
22-year-old Ian Stewart, also of 4209 
Ave. D, were in the front seat of the 
car. Lanctot was treated and dis­
missed 1 uesday. Stewart remained 
in the hospital until Saturday, a

Brackenridge supervising nurse said 
Sunday.

Dondero, 22, mechanical engineer­
ing senior, died immediately of a 
crushed chest, the police report said. 
Former L I student Francis Cranford, 
who was enrolled at Southwest Tex­
as State University, died 90 minutes 
after the accident during surgery at 
Brackenridge Hospital.

The driver of the other car, Lisa 
Hudspeth, 21, a home economics 
junior, was also treated and dis­
charged Tuesday.

The police report states the acci­
dent "m ay or may not" have been 
alcohol-related.

Friends said the four men in a car 
that lost control and collided with an­
other car were returning from lunch, 
but also said they did not know if the 
men had had been drinking. Traffic 
officers could not be reached Sun­
day.

Dondero, who was in the back seat

with Cranford, was buried Saturday 
in Meriden, Conn. N o information 
was available on Cranford.

Kevin Ford, mechanical engineer­
ing senior, said he last saw Dondero 
at noon Tuesday and declined an in­
vitation to join them for lunch.

1 just can't believe this happened 
to him, Ford said of Dondero, who 
was to graduate this semester. "H e 
had such a strong life force."

Stewart, Lanctot and Hudspeth 
could not be reached for comment 
Sunday.

Dondero's friends said he was 
project leader in a four-member sen­
ior presentation to be given W ednes­
day. A senior w ho worked on the 
project with Dondero said he and 
two other students still w ill present 
the presentation.

"The accident affects all the mem­
bers — we are kind of depressed," 
said the student, w ho did not want 
to be identified.

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PROPERTY AUCTION
Saturday 
December 6, 1986

(INCLUDING BICYCLES)

10:00 a.m.

The University of Texas 
B ellm ont H all — Austin

The auction will take place in Bellmont Hall (west side of 
emoria Stadium). Items will be sold piece by piece or 

in lots to the highest bidders. A partial listing follows:

Regents.

150 bicycles

Suitcases & briefcases

Computer games & diskettes 
Televisions 

Calculators 

Typewriters

Cameras & Cases

Radios & Cassette Players

Motorcycle Helmets

Backpacks 

Umbrellas 

Binoculars & Cases 

Purses & Wallets 

Tapes & Records 

Jew elry of all sorts 

Sporting Goods 

and Much M ore

Inspection: 8 A.M. on day of sale 

All purchases must be removed on day of sale

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 The Daily iexan Monday December 1 1986/Page 7

Parking may he upgraded

Ru T A R A DADITCD
By TARA P A R K E R
Daily Texan Staff

Although Robert Mueller Murui- 
pal Airport was better equipped this 
year to handle the holiday weekend 
traffic, airport officials say there is 
still room h>r im pnn emt nt

A new 1,800-space parking lot 
and an additional X-rav screening 
machine helped solve some of the 
parking and crowding problems the 
airport has experienced 
in past 
years during the holiday season 

I d O 'Rourke, dc putv dir. < tor of 
aviation, •'aid encouraging people to 
arrive1 early, pre-ticket and have 
someone* drop them off will also 
help abate* ih< traffic and crowding 
problems during 
few 
months.

the next 

betting someone else drive will 
also save the passenger money, said 
Sgt Ron Gober, of the airport po­
lice. Gober said more than 200 park* 
ing citations were issued Saturday 
and Sunday 

A lt h o u g h some of the* problems 
were* alleviate el th is weekend, othe*r

major problems still < xist, ( XRourke 
said

V\e re ust*d to crowded condi- 
tions — w i ve just become more* ef­
ficient," O'Rourke said. " W e -till 
lack adequate aircraft parking 
space, baggage space 
and curb 
space Our access is poor."

O'Rourke estimated more trav­
elers used the facility t in s year than 
in previous ve*ars, but final figures 
will no t be available until Monday.

I he public will have a e hance to 
learn more about possible solutions 
to the problems at Mueller during 
two upcoming public meetings 

During the meetings, several city 
airport consultants will review more 
than $57 million in proposed inter­
im improvements and noise abate­
ments that will help expand the ca­
pacity of the airport to keep up w'ith 
increased air traffic.

Included in the proposal are a 
new* multi-story parking garage, an 
increased numbi r of airline termi­
nals and improved access roads to 
the airport

Ihe proposed improvements are

thi result of a $1.2 million stud' 
conducted bv 
the Greiner-Austii 
I earn a consortium o! engineer 
hired bv the citv to make a complete 
the 
environmental assessment of 
airport

Ihe study concluded that ever 
with the improvement 
thecitv vvil 
probably need to move the airpor 
in 10 years

A proposal to move the airpori 
was narrow Iv defeated in a referen­
dum last year but several neighl or- 
hood groups and airport "move-it" 
groups havi complained about the 
"inhumane living conditior s" tac» d 
by communities surrounding the’ 
airport

Although the Austin City Council 
has shown unanimous support tor 
moving the airport, the ultimate de 
cisión will be left to the voters

Ihe- meetings will be field M o n ­
day and I uesdav at 7 p.m. The * • ,t 
will be ai 1 one*. Burger Activity 
C enter, at Jones Road and L'.S 290 
West 
the se*< and will be* at Reagan 
High School, 71 4 Berkn an D r i v e

STNP study nears completion

Farm house fire

Robert Cohen Daily Texan Staff

Memtx rS 0f the Pflugerville Volunteer Fire Department 
extinguish a blaze that destroyed a farmhouse south of

00 block of East Dessau Road The abandoned 

he 
farmhouse was gutted Saturday night

Members of budget panel named

By DAVID ELD RID G E
Da , Texar Sta^

By B A R B A R A LINKIN
Daily Texan Staff

Governor-elee t Bill ( lement- an- 
nouneed Wednesdav the members 
of his I ask Force on State Finances 
a group established to examine the 
state budget and determine where 
savings can bi mad.

Ilu* t a s k force w’ill make recom­
mendations to Clerru nts ' who will 
then take them to the I egislature as 
proposals, 
said Reggie Bashtir, 
Clements press secretary

Rep Mike loom ev, R-Houston, 
will chair the task force, which in ­
c l u d e s Sen. Cvndi Krier R-San A n ­
tonio, and Rep Ru Williamson, D- 
Weatherford. The committee also 
includes Ron I indsav director of 
government relations for the Lower 
Colorado River Authority, 
|oe 
Thrash, staff attornev in the state 
comptroller's office; and Carl Thor, 
senior vice president of the Am eri­
can Produc tiv itv Center.

Toomey was out of town and

could not be reached t.a c> 

Williamson said Foomev contact­
ed him about two week ago to ask 
it Williamson wanted a position on 
the task force,

Williamson said after thim* ig it 
over he decided it w..-- an 'id eal 
opportunity tor me to serve the p. 
pie of m\ district "

Williamson said tht commttt.-e 

will create a bipartisan progran 
to solve tht* state s budget crunch 
He also said the committee first met 
about one week ago but onlv dis­
ideas not -peut-
cussed general 
ICS "

Thrash also said the committee 
only discussed general idea- He 
said i n s sob w ill be to come up with 
measures 
that can be taken to help 
the comptroller collect 
and deal with 
n\ t state a gene íes

revenue 
issues that would at 

C lements 

p i. pos» d om . ear 
budget plan was discussed at the 
mt < *,ng, both 
l\ lham-on and 
ihe one .ear budeet
Thrash said 

would replace the l.egislat irt s cur­
rent bn nmum apprt»priations plan, 
and, William son said although the 
committee has not madt any s, 
nous recommendations, he favors 
the proposal.

1 

t h in k 

it w ill be m a r v e lo u s , ' 

W illia m s o n said 

t a ilin g tht 

tw o- 

ye a r sy ste m 

'a bit arch aic "

W illiam son said the Legislature 
would be able ft' write an annual 
budget despite the biennial sessions 
e! the 11oust and V n ate . He sai l it 
lawmakt r- approved the idea thev 
would meet for *n> days during 
even-numbered years tor a special 
\ o other 
'udget-w ntsng session 
legislation could be p a s s e d during

V\ ¡II

id he •• nks ' there 
for Clements pro- 
said 
som e 
a K o 
’ tace financial difti- 
d *s > leav e th e ir nibs

t nt rgv consultant Am ory Lovins said Sundav h i s 
; ■ ' completed $52,(XX) studv of the South Texas 
N’uc iear Project — scheduled tor completion l a s ; spring 
the Austin Citv 
— will be finished and delivered t 
Council bv the end of December

‘ bave left is the mechanical task of writing 

down what's already recorded in notes " Lovins said

I want to finish it even more that thev (Austin Citv 

Council] want me to finish."

Doug M cM urrav, Councilmember George H u m ­
aide, said the* council is considering canceling 
full report is 

p h ry 
the remainder of Lovins contract it the 
not ready by the first of the new vear."

Councilmember Sally Shipman said -he would sup­

port a Jan. 1 deadline for the report

i think it would be appropriate action considering 
Shipman said "It is verv unpro­

he is very, very late 
fessional conduct "

In a preliminary report delivered to the council in 

September Lovins urged abandoning the S T X P

Lovins said it will be cheaper for Austin to cancel the 

project and produce electricitv with other f u e l s .

The- remaining »ne-third of the report deals specifi­
cally with cost-cutting measures Austin should initiate 
it's understandable that they would want the Aus­
tin-specific applications a- soon as possible,'" he said
ihe

But the citv already has two-thirds of the report 

The city has actually received all it 
has paid for and more.’

— Amory Lovins. energy consultanl

citv has actually received all it has paid for and more.

Lovins said the report ha- be. n delaved because o 
several problems "I'm normally booked manv n < nth; 
ahe ad he said "A s thing- slip, they b nd to c o l idc " 
He said he had set aside several month- earlier the 
vear * complete the report but family concerns anc 
difficulties in compiling needed information delavec 
the report

Lovins preliminary report prompted tht council tc 
appr< e a SZbr.ooo education and media campaigr 
aimed at convincing the remaining partner- m ♦hi 
S T N 'P ti cancel tht project

The media blit/ ha- been shelved until citv attorneys 
determine -he effect such a campaign would have on a 
city lawsuit pending against the S7 N T managing part­
ner, Houston Lighting & Power

Austin owns Í6 percent of the $5.5 billion project 
Other owners are Houston Lighting & Pow er M l per­
cent), the city of San Antonio (2s percentj and Corpus 
Christ! Central Power & Light (2= percent)

Lovins said the finished plant w ill bt so expensive to 
operate that it would cost less to abandon the plant 
completely and invest in state-of-the-art conservation 
techniques and cheap, r fuels

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Appeals Court clears 
way for tree crushing

By JOHN BRIDGES
Daily Texan Staff

A U.S. Forest Ser\ ice plan to 
crush and burn an East levas forest 
has cleared its second legal hurdle, 
and an environmentalist leader xa vs 
an attorney general's lawsuit looks 
"pretty bleak" going into a Dec. 9 
hearing.

I he 5th U.S. Circuit Court of 
Appeals 
in New' Orleans ruled 
I uesday that the Forest Service can 
reforestation of about 
continue 
2,600 acres of trees in the Sam 
Houston National Forest near 
Huntsville.

I uesday's decision ended 

the 
third court battle in two weeks be­
tween Attorney General Jim Mattox 
and the Forest Serv ice over the le­
gality of the reforestation plan.

A fourth courtroom showdown is 
scheduled for Dec. 9 in U.S. District 
Court in Houston. District Judge 
Lynn Hughes will rule on Mattox's 
application for a preliminary injunc­
tion seeking to halt the tree crush­
ing.

The state's law'suit claims "the 
Forest Service has failed to carefullv 
evaluate the potential significant en­
vironmental impacts" of the refores­
tation.

Forest Service officials have said 
reforestation involves crushing and 
burning pine and hardwood trees

and replanting the land with pines. 
They said reforestation is necessary 
because southern pine beetles d e ­
s t r o y e d 5 ,6 2 3 a c r e s o t trees from 
1982 to 1985.

M i k e Lannan, supervisor of th e 
four national forests in Texas, s.nd 
the F o re s t S e n ice is confident going 
into the injunction hearing.

"W e 'v e felt all along that we are 
practicing the b e s t possible forestry, 
and that we were within (lie scope 
of the law ," Lannan said.

Mattox said he was "extremely 
disappointed with the Fifth Circuit 
opinion."

" W e will be looking at the opin­
ion to determine it there is anything 
w'e can do between now and Dec. 9, 
the date of the preliminary injunc­
tion hearing," Mattox said

George Russell, an officer in the 
Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra 
Club, said the lawsuit's chances 
"look pretty bleak from my point of 
view "

Although Tuesday's decision al­
lowed the Forest Service to continue 
tree crushing before Dec. 9, the 52- 
ton tree-crushing machine has been 
grounded by rain-soaked soil, Lan­
nan said

It's just a matter of of weather 
and ground conditions," 1 annan 
said. "Legally, we're able to go 
ahead."

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 Schools say 
language gap 
hurts parent 
involvement

Associated Press

S chool o ffn i<i!s in 
U O U S I O N 
H o u s to n say 
it 
to u g h e r to in v o lv e p a re n ts in p u b lic 
e d u c a tio n because m o re ot th e m d o 
no t speak I n g lis h .

th e \ a rc 

fin d in g 

The c ity p o p u la tio n in b e c o m in g 
I hat . ha ng e 
in* re u s in g ly I hspanic 
to i a I lo u s - 
posi*s spt i ial p ro b le m * 
In d e p e n d e n t S chool D is tric t 
ton 
ca m p a ig n 
in ­
to m crea * p a re n ta l 
v o lv e m e n t in scho ol p ro g ra m s , o tti- 
cials said

to get 

I he re is ,i need tor m o re I lis p .m - 
in v o lv e d / ' said 
h p a re n ts 
th e di -trie t s 
Jean M \e r s , head ot 
V o lu n te e rs 
in Public S chools p ro 
gram . ' 1 hev a n v e r\ in t. re* ted a n d 
w a nt to bt a p a rt ot it, b u t w» d o n 't 
have e n o u g h peopl« 
to h a n d le tin 
la ng uag t b a rrie rs "

W h ile 

the d is tric t 

h a s m a n y 
tin n u m b e rs 
I h s p a im v o lu n te e rs , 
¡o no v \a \ c o rre s p o n d 
to th e d is - 
t m t's H isp a n ic p o p u la tio n , M v e r s 
said

I he d is tric t 

s tu d e n t p o p u la tio n 
is V) p e n e n t I h sp am c A t 'in - rlc . 
tn e n ta ry le ve l, tin 
Ih s p a n u s tu d e n t 
p o p u la tio n surpassed th a t of Mac ks 
for the firs t tim e th is vear 
I h sp a n u 
s tu d e n ts n o w m ake u p the d o m i 
in g r a d e s o n e 
nant e th n ic g ro u p 
th ro u g h fiv e

In m a n y cast's, w h ile th e v o u n g - 
sters m a y he le a rn in g I n g lis h , th e 
p a re n ts are no t, ofhc ¡ais said

is a need 

M y e rs said 

fo r 
th e re 
m ot. classes to h e lp p a re n ts le a rn 
E n g lish , b u t a d u lt e d u c a tio n Hass» s 
in I n g lis h are b u rs tin g at the seams

in 

th a n v’n.ooo 

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th e 
the H o u s to n area s e ve n th 
in H is p a n ic p o p u la tio n , 
c o u n try 
w ith m o re 
in 
H .irris ( o u n tv 1 he fig u re c o u ld be 
m uch h ig h e r because ol th e e s tim a t 
ed la rge n u m b e r o f u n d o c u m e n te d 
im m ig ra n ts 
th e H o u s to n 
liv in g m 
area

liv m g 

I he I Jouston sc ho ol d is tru t uses 
a varíete ot p ro g ra m s to get p a re n ts 
in v o lv e d in th e ir c h ild re n s e d u c a ­
tio n . P are nts a rt e n co u ra g e d to d o 
in scho ols a n d 
v o lu n te e r w o rk 
set 
fe a th e rs a n d a d m in is tra to rs 
aside a d a y to m ee t w ith p a re n ts.

C ongressm an trie s to jo in A fgh a n re b e ls

m 

The Daily T$$$n/Monday, December 1 1986/Page 9

A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s 
Associated Press

D A I I A S 
m an fro m I a s t 
P akistan to th e . k o n one ot his pa ssio ns 
the w a r in A fg h a n is ta n

t ha rle s W alson, a co n g re ss­
| exas, tra v e le d I I ,()(K) m ile s to 

I a rlie r th is m o n th , W ils o n , D - L u fk in , m ade 
Ins s e to n d visit to Pakistan th is year and Ins 
seve nth since the w a r began,

W ils o n has been one o f th e ke y fig u re s in 
Ih >!\ 
C ongress b a c k in g aid 
w a rrio rs w h o are fig h tin g th e 120,00<i S oviets 
w h o havt o c m p ie d A fg h a n is ta n sin ce 1970 
I ie favo rs a rm in g th e rebels w ith S tin g e r m is ­
siles to fig h t S ot iet tanks

the M o s le m 

to 

I he* m o st heroic resistance to tv ra n n y th .it 
the w o rld h ,i -- eve r seen is in c u r r in g in At 
g h a n is ta n , an d th e S oviet A rm y i* < ng.igt d , " 
he said

i a / . l 
W ils o n , S I, a g ra d u a te of A n n a p o lis , w as 

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cn 

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eager to sec* a ctio n .

I th in k th a t y o u h a ve to p u t y o u r m o n e y 
w h e re y o u r m o u th is on o c c a s io n ,” he to ld 
Ih c Dallas M o rn in g /Veres, " I have ta lke d so 
m u c h a b o u t th is th a t I'm w illin g to d o s o m e ­
th in g besides talk ”

W ils o n a rriv e d in Isla m a b a d on N o v . IV a 

I h u rs d a y .

A fte r th re e days o f s h o p p in g an d m e e tin g 

w ith A m e ric a n a n d P a k is ta n i o ffic ia ls , in c lu d 
m g d in n e r w ith P akista n leader M o h a m m a d 
Xia u l- lla q , W ils o n w a* re a d y to go

( >n S u n d a y m o r n in g he fo u n d a not» u n d e r 
It 

th e d o o r o f Ins ro o m at th e I S 
w as fro m th e am b assa dor, D eane H in to n 

I m bassy 

I w is h I w e re g o in g w ith y o u ," he said the 
n o te said, " b u t so m e o n e has to th in k of the 
n a tio n a l in te re s t a n d the d o w n s id e risk "

L a te r tha t d a y W ils o n w e n t to P e sh a w a r, 
the closest P a k is ta n i »itv to w h e re th e lig h tin g 
is g o in g on

I a rly Me>nday, he w as g o n e 

H e had k e p t his specific p la n s to h im s e lf, 
b u t e v e ry o n e k n e w he in te n d e d to g o in to 
A fg h a n is ta n A c o lu m n ot 100 S oviet ta n ks 
was assem bled o n 
th e 
K h y b e r Pass an d th e reb els w e re p la n n in g to 
c o u n te ra tta c k W ils o n w as g o in g to w a tc h .

th e A fg h a n sid e of 

A b o u t 10 p .m . th a t n ig h t, W ils o n w as back 
He bu rst in flu d o o r at th e c o n s u l's h o use in 
P eshaw ar H e look ed d u sty a n d tire d , (!»• w as 
w e a rin g a n a tiv e rob e an d had a R ussian pi* - 
tol m a s h o u ld e r h o ls te r

" ( m ess w h o d id n 't m ake if , " he said. 
W ils o n said th a t m o rn in g lie had d o n n e d 
i l l s rebel robe an d w as b u n d le d in to a L a n d - 
R o ve r w ith fo u r rebels u n d e r the- < o m rn a n d of

A b d u l 
a ro u n d K a b u l, the A fg h a n c a p ita l.

I la»), w h o se 

forces u s u a lly o p e ra te 

T h e y had A K -47 s |S o v ie t-d e s ig n e d a s s a u lt 
rifle s j an d th e y had an A K -4 7 fo r m e once w e 
go t t h e r e / ' W ils o n said " I p la n n e d to use it if 
it p ro b a b ly 
I 
the o cca sio n arose 
w o u ld "

th o u g h t 

A m a in fo rce o f rebels w as to in filtr a te th e 
H in d u K u s h m o u n ta in s th r o u g h th e K h y b e r 
Pass a n d attack the - S o vie t ta n k c o lu m n g a th ­
ered th e re , he said. W ils o n said he w as to
cross th e b o rd e r near th e P a k is ta n i c ity of 
P a rtc h in a r w ith a s m a lle r fo rce w h o s e m is ­
sion w as to a tta ck a S oviet in fa n tr y o u tp o s t.

1 w o h o u rs in to w h a t w as to ha ve been a 
tr ip , W ils o n said h is g r o u p w as 
s ix -h o u r 
s to p p e d a n d to ld it c o u ld n o t g o fu rth e r. A 
S h iite c iv il disturbance* had caused th e roa d to 
be i losed

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New computer systems in the 
College of Communication could 
drastically alter the way stu­
dents write.

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As early as this Spring, Com­
munication students may be 
able to use a computer laborato­
ry with equipment provided by 
AT&T. The lab will be located 
in the center of the CMA lobby 
and will be open to all students 
in the College. The computers 
will review copy, analyze sen­
tence structure and even check 
for cliches.

The Center for Research on 
Communication Technology 
and Society, headed by Freder­
ick Williams, oversees 
the 
project. Williams said the lab 
will help more students learn to 
use computers. “Most students 
have to know something about 
app'ications of computers or 
they won't be competitive in the 
job market,” said Williams.

For students who want to 
leain how to take advantage of 
the computer boom, Williams 
will be teaching a class on com­
munication technology and its 
effects on society beginning this 
summer. The class will be listed 
m the course schedule under all 
four departments in the Col­
lege.

Williams said the course will 
be broad. “We talk about lei­
sure, work, politics, all the tech­
nologies, where we think we’re 
going and effects on jobs and 
lifestyles,” he said.

jo u rn alism 

In addition to the new lab and 
class, 
stu d en ts 
trying to get into J312 now take 
their typing tests on IBM per­
sonal computers. These comput­
ers are used primarily by jour- 
th e 
s tu d e n ts 
n alism 
broadcasting sequence. Once 
students get into J312, they will 
be typing on the Video Display 
Terminal system used by the

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Daily Texan.

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Assistant Professor of Jour­
nalism Gale Wiley, who teaches 
classes 
the broadcasting 
sequence, said the entire Col­
lege could conceivably be com­
puterized by January. “At this 
level, we are a year or two 
ahead of most schools,” said 
Wiley. “W ere doing things that 
people hadn’t even thought of 
before.”

Wiley, who plans to spend his 
summer preparing tutorial com­
puter programs for the broad­
cast lab, sees all these innova­
tions as n ecessary. “The 
computer removes all of the 
drudgery of teaching writing,” 
he said. “It’s like having a 
teacher on call 24 hours a day. 
I’m determined to push this lab 
deep into the future so th at 
(computers) will be common­
place.”

byJudson Taylor

nternships: RTF

F irst o f a four-part series

This is the first of a four-part 
series on internships. It will 
provide the necessary informa­
tion to pursue and obtain an in­
ternship of your own. With the 
suffering Texas economy and a 
highly competitive job market, 
internship experience may be 
just what employers are looking 
for. Part one deals with Radio- 
Television-Fiim Internships:

The RTF Intern Supervisor is 
Dr. Robert Brooks. His office is 
located in CMA 6.120. Avail­
able RTF internships are posted 
outside his office on the bulletin 
board. After checking out your 
intern possibilities 
to 
Blooks to find out which intern­
ships you can apply for.

talk 

In order to obtain an RTF in­
ternship you must: 1. Pass the 
< uatnmar. Spelling and Punctu­
ation fGSP) test; 2. Complete 
RTF 318 with a grade of C or 
better; 3. Complete RTF 305, 
RTF 314 and RTF 316; 4. Com­
plete a total of 18 hours of RTF 
courses; 5. Enroll in RTF 330L 
on a pass fail basis; 6. Complete 
Blue 
Internship Application 
form; 7. Obtain a yellow RTF 
faculty recommendation form;
8. Submit five copies of your re­
sume to the Intern Supervisor. 
You will then work with the In­

tern Supervisor to obtain your 
internship.

An RTF internship can in­
volve working at a variety of 
places including a cable compa
ny, radio or television station, 
film company or a production 
house. All internships must be 
approved by the RTF Depart­
ment.

Interns must complete 180 
hours of work within the semes­
ter. In Fall and Spring semes­
ters this average out to about 15 
hours each week. In Summer 
semesters 
it averages out to 
about 40 hours each week. The 
RTF Department will inform 
you of other requirements such 
as keeping a time sheet and 
journal.

Most internships are designed 
to offer experience instead of 
pay. There are a few RTF in­
ternships that pay but these 
must be approved by the Intern 
Supervisor and the RTF Depart­
ment.

The Intern Supervisor will 
try to match your skills with a 
company s needs. But you must 
set up the initial interview to 
convince the company you’re 
the right person for the job. The 
HIP Department does not get 
the job for you.

by Tommy Hungate

entor Program Formed

Are you a dazed and confused 
freshman or transfer student in 
the C ollege oí Communication? 
Do \ou have questions about 
the College, but no one to an­
swer them? Or, are you a world­
ly-wise, upper-d i vision or grad­
uate -tudent who has years of 
experience and all the answers?
If you fall into either of these
two categories, 
the new Big 
Brother Big Sister mentor pro­
gram sponsored by the Commu­
nication Council is your way to 
find help or to let newcomers in 
on all the facts of the College.

The Big Brother Big Sister 
program was begun this semes­
ter by the Student Affairs Com­
mittee, in an effort to orient 
new students into the College of 
Communication. Rhonda Mil­
ler 
journalism freshman, ap­
plied to be a Little Sister be­
cause, as she puts it, “I want to 
get more involved in communi­
cations. I need advice and help.”
The applications are in and 
the pairs have been formed.

Kelly franklin, chairwoman of 
the Student Affairs Committee, 
said most applicants were 
matched with a student within 
the same major.

1 he program will continue 
through the Spring semester.
I he students involved will stay 
in touch, especially during the 
centralized adds/drops period.
1 he committee plans to sponsor 
a mixer on January 27, 1987 for 
all participants.

franklin is pleased with the 
response to the program. “Most 
people who have signed up to be 
Big Brothers or Sisters wish 
they had had the opportunity to 
participate in such an organiza­
tion,” she said.

If you are in need ol assist­
ance or if you want to help a lost 
new student in the College of 
ommumcation, you can still 
get involved. Come by the Com­
munication Council office, CMA
i ' I»2 « nd ,eave a message for 
Kelly f ranklin.

by Britton Jackson

THE CO M M U NIC ATO R was produced bv:
EDITOR: Amanda Youngblood 
ADV ISO R : Todd Rollm s
C O N TR IB U T O R S: Francisco Gonzales Marc Muchnick 
Misay Ha rris 
Tommy Hungate 
Britton Jackson

Kim Sterling 
Judson Taylor 

om m ittee

S tu d ies
C heating

I he Cabinet of College Coun­
cils recently established an ad 
hoc committee to examine scho­
lastic dishonesty at the Univer­
sity of Texas.

The committee, which 
is 
made up of representatives from 
the various college councils, 
will research the cheating prob­
lem and suggest ways for both 
students and faculty to deal 
with the situation. The group 
will also compare UT’s discipli­
nary process to that of other 
universities. At the end of the 
year the committee will offer a 
formal proposal to the Universi­
ty based on their findings.

The Liberal Arts Council ini­
tiated the program. In a survey 
conducted by the Council last 
year, 55 per cent of students ad­
mitted to cheating at one time 
or another and 85-90 per cent 
“considered it a problem.” 

C om m unications Council 
Representative Raul Garza said 
the committee hopes to promote 
public awareness about cheat­
ing. “We have the power to con­
trol it to some extent,” he said.

By Amanda Youngblood

career 

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Alum ni Spotlight

Born and raised in Dallas, 
Texas, it is no surprise that 
when it came down to deciding 
which college to attend. Bill 
Jackson chose the University of 
Texas.

When Jackson attended UT, 
the C ollege ol Communication 
did not exist. Before graduating 
in 1958 with a Bachelor of Fine 
Arts degree with a major in 
Television/Radio, Jackson al­
ready had some experience un­
der his belt. Three of his high 
school years were spent work­
ing part-time as a gopher for 
in Dallas. “Those 
WFAA-TV 
were 
before 
TelePrompTers,” Jackson said. 
“I was the person that held the 
idiot cards television personali­
ties read from.”

days 

th e 

versity and the University of 
Alaska, Jackson also has an 
Emmy award-winning docu­
mentary to add to his creden­
tials.

filmed 

This documentary, “What Do 
Chinese People Wear and Why 
Are They Sending a Panda 
Bear?” dealt with President 
Nixon’s 1968 visit to China. 
Jackson 
junior-high 
school students in San Francis­
co as they posed questions for 
then-CBS News Anchorman 
Walter Cronkite 
to answer 
about Nixon s visit. Jackson 
then flew to New York, and act­
ing as the childrens’ representa­
tive, filmed Cronkite answering 
the questions.

Jackson has come a long way. 
not only in experience, but in 
distance as well. He worked as a 
program manager for KPIX-TV 
in San P rancisco, was vice-pres­
ident for marketing and devel­
opment of satellite communica­
tion 
for Wold 
Communications in New York, 
and was founding CEO of a new 
sta tio n , 
telev isio n 
public 
KAKM-1V, in Anchorage, Alas­
ka. “I’m satisfied with what I’ve 
accomplished, but I’ve still got a 
lot of ideas to put into action,” 
Jackson said.

serv ice s 

A frequent guest lecturer at 
such colleges as Stanford Uni­

The title of the documentary, 
according to Jackson, “is taken 
verbatim from one of the chil­
dren’s questions and is one of 
the longest titles in television.”

After spending time in the 
north and on both coasts, Jack­
son is back in Texas as presi­
dent and founder of a three- 
year-old New Y ork-based 
company called Chanticleer 
Communications, Inc. Jackson 
says satellite videoconferencing 
can play a major role in spread­
ing the word that Texas offers 
tremendous opportunities 
for 
economic development.

by Missy Harris

U hivers
C onference
Held

Education is the answer to 
Texas's poor economy said San 
Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros 
at a University of Texas confer­
ence.

More than 100 people were 
present to hear Cisneros speak 
on "The New Texas” at the sec­
ond Allan Shivers conference on 
Perspectives on the Information 
Society sponsored by the Col­
lege of Communication.

The mayor said regional divi­
sions must be removed if Texas 
is to be a strong force in the in­
formation age.

After Cisneros’s speech, there 
was a panel discussion Partici­
pants were Larry Temple, the 
chairman of the Select Commit­
tee on Higher Education; Ray 
Perryman, an economist at Bay- $ 
lor University; Nancy Harvey 
Steorts, the president of the 
Dallas Citizens Council; and 
Robert Reinhold, Texas bureau 
chief for the New York Times. 
The moderator of the discussion 
was Bob Marbut, the president 
of Harte-Hankes Communica­
tions.

by Todd Hollins

tallege E stab lish es 

Chairs

Using funds raised by various 
activities, 
the University of 
Texas System Board of Regents 
has established two new en­
dowed professorships in the Col­
lege of Communication.

I he college Advisory Council 
dedicated the professorships at 
a dinner October 24. The en­
dowed chairs honor former CBS 
News A nchorm an W alter 
Cronkite and the late College of 
Communication Dean Dewitt 
Carter Reddick.

The College sponsored a roast 
for Cronkite 
in Washington, 
D.C. last May to raise funds for 
the Walter Cronkite Regents’
( hair in Communication. For­
mer students held a fund drive 
to finance the Dewitt Carter 
Reddick Regents Chair in Com­
munication. In addition, the Re­
gents’ Endowed Teachers and 
Scholars Program provided 
matching funds for the Reddick 
professorship.

( ronkite was named Distin­
guished Alumnus of the Lin i ver­
sify in J 964 and is a life mem­
ber of the Advisory Council.

Dean of the College of Com­
munication Dr. Robert Jeffrey 
said ( ronkite has been of in­
valuable service to the College. 
Pie has influenced journalism 
education primarily through his 
own professional achievement

and his fairness and ethics,” 
said Jeffrey.

The late Dr. Reddick received 
bachelors and master’s degrees 
from UT and a Ph.D. from the 
University of Missouri. He 
joined the UT faculty in 1927. 
serving as director of the School 
of Journalism from 1959-1965 
and as first dean of the College 
of Communication from 1965- 
1968.

Reddick was instrumental in 
the founding of the Interscho­
lastic League Press Conference. 
Among his most prominent stu­
dents have been Cronkite, CBS 
C ommentator Bill Moyers and 
former First Lady Lady Bird 
Johnson.

Dr. Reddick was a much- 
loved and admired professional 
educator who was responsible 
for teaching fairness and hones­
ty to those who have achieved 
greatness in the journalism pro­
fession,” said Jeffrey.

A Regents’ Endowed Chair 
represents an endowment with 
a minimum of $500,000. The in­
come from that amount helps 
support the salary and research 
of a distinguished professor.

Dean Jeffrey said the chairs 
are significant in helping to at­
tract and retain top-level teach­
ers.

by Francisco Gonzales

Club N ew s

Society of Organizational 
C ommunication Students is
having an end-of-the-semester 
the 
bash on Dec. 4. Check 
S.O.C.S. bulletin board on the 
fourth floor of the CMA for more 
information.

M IS T IC ’s last meeting of the 
semester will be on Dec. 1 at 
7:00 p.m. in CMA 3.124. Also, 
MISTIC will co-sponsor a writ­
ing workshop with the Commu­
nication Council on Dec. 3 at 
7:00 p.m. in CMA 5.160. Paula 
LaRocque, a writing coach from 
The Dallas Morning News will 
conduct the seminar.

The RTF Club will meet in 
the CMA auditorium on Dec. 3 
at 7:00 p.m. to discuss more de- 
tails concerning the final exam 
kick-off party on Dec. 10. Pic­
tures for The Cactus will also be 
taken. On Dec. 4 at 7:00 p.m. in 
the CMA auditorium, Jerry 
Grant from KENS-TV in San 
Antonio will address the group. 
The RTF Club and Vince 
Ceasarani, the president of Tex- 
as-Exes in Los Angeles, are al­
ready making plans for their 
trip to Hollywood during Spring 
Break.

On Wednesday, November 19, 
the Communication Council 
held its annual Career Expo. 
Susan Gordon, Academic Af­
fairs committee chair, recruited 
local businesses and media 
agencies to discuss career op­
p o rtu n itie s w ith 
students. 
Among those firms in atten­
dance were McLane Marketing, 
KOKE Radio, BJW Advertis­
ing, Chanel 24, Chanel 36, the 
Radisson Hotel, American Pub­
lishing Company, KEY 103 Ra­
dio, and the Cleary Company.

by Marc Muchnick

PRSSA Wins A w ards

The Alan Scott Chapter of the 
Public Relations Student Soci­
ety of America recently won 
three awards at 
the 1986 
PRSSA National Conference 
held in Washington, D.C., No­
vember 9-12.

Philip Bode, general public 
relations manager at AT&T, 
was named outstanding profes­

sional adviser. He received $350 
as part of the award. Anne Eby, 
1985-1986 newsletter editor, 
was awarded a chairman’s cita­
tion. The third award went to 
Creative Communication, UT’s 
student-run PR agency. It was 
recognized nationally as 
the 
best chapter PR agency and 
received $400, $200 of which it 
donated to PRSSA.

P R S S A will have pictures 
taken for The Cactus at the 
Christmas party on Dec. 2 at 
7:30. Check the bulletin board 
on the ground floor of the CMA 
information. Also 
for more 
PRSSA is invited to the Public 
Relations Society of America’s 
Christmas party on Dec. 11 at 
Eagle’s Nest Gallery at 1202 
San Antonio from 6:00 to 9:00 
p.m.

The Society of Professional 
Journalists will have a meet­
ing Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 6.00 p.m. 
in CMA 3.112. Guest speakers 
will be C arole Kneeland, report­
er for WFAA-TV Austin Bureau 
and Dave McKneely, political 
reporter for Austin Amencan~ 
Statesman. The topic will be 
ethics outside the newsroom.

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I he lex.is football players, the ones m o s t 
»ifleeted by the decision to fire Fred A k e r s 
and yet the ones le.isf consulted showed 
support for their former head coach after 
the decision w as announced Saturday.

Blake Brawner, who played his List game 
as a I onghorn in Texas' Ir. 1 loss to lexas 
•\&M , reflected the feeling of the m ajority 
of players

I think its real unfortunate,” Brawner 
I’m sorrv it had to happen. I d on 't 

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know what else to s a y /'

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mistake, Ward said 
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own personal opinion, l d on 't see what 
good it w ill do other than set the program 
bar I. a year or tw o ”

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f reshman punt, r Alex Waits, w ho got off 
to a slow* start this season beton 
turning 
into one of the leading punters in flu na­
tion. vvasn t readv to see A krrs go

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age and he s such a class guy that thev 
would rep la i»• him ”

Senior otfensiv t lineman Paul Jt tton said 

the d, cisión may not achieve its goals.

H< gets fired now w ith the new system 
and i don t si * how that's going to help the
I feel sorrv for h im _
team, 
having been here 10 years w ith his record 
and to have ‘ his happen to h im .”
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showed adm iration 
done

for what Akers had 

He did a good job, Jeffries said. "Peo­
ple don't reali/i exactly what he had to 
work w ith. W'ith all thi 
injuries, we had 
freshman and redshirt sophomores starting 
in key positions.”

^ hie of the factors in the decision was 
rumored t i > be a dow niall in re. ruiting . 7 ex 
as has signed only one player considi red to 
be a "blue-chip' prospec t in each of the last 
two vears James Blackwood, 
recruiting 
coordinator is just concerned about getting 
someone in so the recruiting process w on't 
be set back.

V\e need to get someone in q u ic k ly ," 
black wood said. "O bviously, UT.is a great 

See Reaction, page 18

A & M b e a t s T e x a s , 1 6-3
Aggies close Longhorns' first losing season in 30 years

SWC 
field goal leader w ith 58 and 
the i o n fe rrn ii - sixth leading s ,. >ror 
with 282 points 

Hut Ward wati hed the* conference 
m.irk for field goals in .i season hi' 
til .1 '.1st vear (19) fall to Aggu kicker 
Scott S H irr w ho scored 1(1 points 
and wound up w ith 21 field goals 
tor the year Ward said the disap­
pointing season had bt on a draining 
experieni e

I feel old and depressed,” he 
said "I hat. going out a I, ■< r M ay­
be we madi enough mistak. - and 
had enough bad bn ak 
to last tor 
the next five years ”

A& M tied the game just before 
tin half, com ring * i yards in I *2 
Quarterback Kevin Murray connect­
ed w ith split end Shea W a lk e r on 
three consecutive passes 
that 
moved the Aggies from the their 
own 40 to the Texas ll-v a rd line a s 
the Longhorn secondarv strayed 
from its usual man tu rn an coverage 
and tried a /o ne defense to stop 
M urray, who finished the game 2s 
of % !,,r 277 vard -

thi m 

We Wt rt verv surprised to see 
in a zone, Murrav said 
I hey ve been play ing man all year 
and we d id n't think they'd change

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Check most of the test half with 
b lit/i s that forced him to throw un­
derneath m ut h of tin time and bv 
doubling the coverage on tight end 
Rod Hernsfini But thi Aggies ad­
justed to that in their firs* scoring 
drive bv thro w in g more to W alki r 

I he game's only toui hdi>w n was 
the third quarti r 
-et up early in 
when Longhorn 
linebacker Tex 
Mercer unsuccessfully tried to bio, k 
«i I o d d I si bant/ pant and ran into 
him , giving the Aggies f irs t down 
on the lexas 41. lig h t plavs later, 
Murrav hit danker Rod i larris d iv ­
ing across the back ot the end /one 
on a six yard touchdown pass 

Mercer's block attempt was a 
called play in which he rushed from 
the center ot the line rather than tin 
outsidi That cut down thi distance
tie had to go to blic k the punt but 
also madi far a poor angle to m is s 
1 sc bant/,
( ,n «he sec ond half A & M fullback 
Roger V ick pounded into the line 29 
times iar 12'' yards as the Aggies 
controlled the ball tor 21 07 >t the 
final two p eri.si-

See A & M , page 18

Qw cn C U II^ rn -r
By ED SHUGERT
Daily Texan Staff

In a year 

lows, Texas 
fu ll of 
reached Dead S , d e p t h s and the 
end >f a 5-6 season w ith a p .-3 loss 
to No. 10 Texas A & M Thanksgiving 
nighf m Memorial Stadium.

Thi defeat was (lie first time the 
! onghorn - have ios» to the Aggu - 
in 
three consecutive years, gave 
lexas its first losing season since 
19.% s ! l* record and marked the fi­
nal appearance of 1 red Akers as 
I exes' coath

I he I onghorns ended up in sixth 
plai * 
in the Southwest C onferen, > 
w ith a 1-4 record w hile the Aggies 
' H won their second consecu­
tive SW( 
title and w ill tace Ohio 
State in the ( otton Bowl on January

After the game. Akers faced re­
porters asking about Ins possible hr ■ 
mg and maintained the same a tti­
tude he had .ill season — that hi 
fullv expected to return next year

It it > up to me. I'm going to h 
back Akers said And w hen asked 
if he thought he deserved to be giv­
en more tune after going 14 14 in his 
last 
"O f 
course I do '

games, Akers said, 

As reporters left t h e room, Akers 
said, 
I hank you, I li see vou next 
year. Less than 48 hours later he 
would b e firi el as coach by Athletic 
i director DeLoss Dodds and told he 
would be reassigned to other duties 
to fu lfill the b'-ri.niH1 annual salary 
his contract pays through 1991 

The only Texas score against 
A & M came from senior kicker Jeff 
Ward on a 39-yard field goal in the 
first quarter that gave the Long­
horns their o n ly lead in the game. 
Ward ended his college career as the

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my Johnson comes up as a possible 
replacement.

I hose reports surfaced again Sun­
day, when Bob Costas reported on 
NBC-TV's N F L '8b that "informed 
sources have told us that Jimm y 
Johnson will be leaving the U niver­
sity of Miami after the Fiesta Bowl 
versus Penn State.”

"Speculation centers on the U ni­
versity of Fexas, which yesterday 
{Saturday] fired head coach Fred 
Akers, Costas said. "W h e n con­
tacted by us, a spokesman for the 
University of Miami would say 
only, 'Jimmy Johnson is the head 
coach of the University of Miami at 
this time.' "

Last year at this time, Johnson de­
flected all of the questions about the 
possibility of his going elsewhere.
I m not willing to listen" to any job 

offers, he said.

I his year, with his Hurricanes 
unbeaten and ranked No. 1 heading 
into the 
Jan. 2 Fiesta Bowl at 
fempe, Ariz., he had softened that 
stance.

In this business, vou always 
have to have an open m ind," John­
son told Thv M ia m i N ew s last week. 
"Those are the cold, hard facts."

Johnson made the response when 
told he had been mentioned as a 
possible replacement for Southern 
Cal Coach Ted Toll nor, who has 
been under fire for his team's 7-4 
record this season and lack of suc­
cess against rivals U C L A and Notre 
Dame.

Johnson's name also has been

linked to the opening at I w a v 

Johnson insisted then he hadn't 
been contacted about either of those 
jobs or anv other job.

DeLoss Dodds, athletic director at 
lexas, said Saturday that the school 
had not contacted anyone about 
Akers job, has not asked any uni­
versity for permission to talk to their 
coach and the school h a s not been 
contacted about the* job.

" I ve not been officially contacted 
bv anyone about anv job," Johnson 
said. 
In the past, I've always said I 
preferred to stav where I am ."

Last year, Johnson signed a new 
contract through the 1990 season. 
But in the coaching profession, con­
tracts aren t alwavs binding.

I his is a very unique p r o f e s ­
sion, 
Johnson said, "People are so 
fickle. One day they praise you, and 
the next day they're screaming tor 
your head.

M y com ern is with mv tamilv 
and their set in it v. ( >iu e vou get 
fired from a job, it's very difficult to 
get anothei one. I hat's the wav this 
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anv other job, and jankovich said la 
hopes it stavs that way.

"I don't think he's going, but 
nothing's definite in this business," 
lie said

Johnson, 4 L has a 2C* 7 record in 
three seasons at Miami. I le was )() 
25-2 in Ins five seasons at ( Oklahoma 
State.

Johnson said one ot the reasons 
he ( ante to Miami was the t liman 
and lifestvle, which isn t unlike that 
m Southern v alifornia. I le grew up 
m Port Arthur and plaved college 
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You read it here first: David Lee

Roth will soon take the lead role in The Farrah Fawcett-Majors Story

S C B o w l i n g
tonight.

Tonight and 
every Monday 
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10pm until 
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Texas Union 
Rec Center. 
4 7 1 - 1 9 4 4

Roth a Thanksgiving ham

B y G R E G SM ITH 
B y G R E G SM ITH
Daily Texan Staff

 

 

 

 

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a» quaintance.

I )av ul I i r Rotli and In s onlourag»' 

iami* and tr.instormi-d the I rank (
I rw in Jr. Special I vents C enter into 
a shopping mall VVt*dnesdav night 
I housands ot kids gist i nterine pu­
berty rejoiced

I here ari* st »mi pe<»pU* out there 
w ith a lot invested in D avid I t . 
Roth s post \ an I lalen career and 
not all of them art' the ret ord ex e cs 
•it W a rn er Brothers 
lo thousands, 
perhaps m illions of non-shaving 
males, I )iam ond I )ave e m b o d ie s the 
lifestyle th.it they dream about, brag 
•'bout, but will novt r actually livi

I his is a guy w h o vacations on 
the hanks ot the Am azon R iver 
fighting oft hugi anacondas and 
strange viruses w ith his buddies, 
the Jungle Studs Mi. k Jagger can 
have the Riviera — D ave knows 
h ow to partv in the '80s

t hi sure he s obnoxious as living 
hell, but In s just covering up lus 
sensitive soul, or so tigurc Ihe little 
girls. O r nun be they |ust want to 
figure out what he's hiding in those 
lunnv looking leotards \ . i on» can 
afford to talk about love t h e s e days 

It io s t. a lot of m oney to partv 
d o w n in South Am erica, so David 
1 ee Roth is doing eve ryth in g in his 
power to ensure success in his solo 
career H e's been th ro w in g rent f o r ­
ties across the country; gist t. be

su a 
the money s coming in, lie's 
passing the hat around before the 
ih >1 >rs t v en open

It tost*, money to make m oney, so 
H ave has mad» somi sound invi'st- 
ments. Ills band teatun 
three ex­
traordinarily talented studio m usi­
(fra n k 
cians guitarist Steve Vai 
/ ap p a Public Image I imit* d), ('as­
sist Billy Sheehan and drum m er 
( ’r‘‘g Bisonette 
It only h. had in ­
vested in a . tistume desigm ■ with 
better taste instead of using Prince s 
w indow . urtains tor pants.

I ddio \ an I lalen is gone; no on» 
cares about tin. fai t w hen St. v e Vai 
is on the stage Vai has ,1 style all his 

n 

it em ompasses and sur 

1 1 Is -os f ddli Van I lalen s.

I ace it 

I dw ard is a tine m usi­
cian w ho has v irtuallv changc*d th«
heav V metal, but w hen the
, 
English band \/tei Cam era co\ ered 
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" e n parodying D a v e s southern 
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N o one brags about party mg with 
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Sam m y H ag ar s hand H o w e ve r, 
the snobbish members of New O r­
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thev had th» pleasure 1 1 M r Koth s

Vai can do everything that Van 
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whit h he proved in an updated v er­
sion of I ru p tio rt from V an Hu b n I; 
the am azing thing is that Sheehan is 
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I he hit singles t arm all night 
lu m p 
( .ilifo rn i.i C/r/s ar d I ’unumu 
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I his first tour prov id»>s ev ident e 

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Tht guvs in the 
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one to com plain about and Roth 
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t 'i" w ho t ould ev er dismanth it

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476-4992

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I d e a l F o r S t u d e n t s 
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000 W. 51st
V I L L A S O L A N O A P T S ,
451-8882
D A t IS & A S S ( K '

• I B R F u rn $3( m i
• 2 BR F u rn $4(Ki
• Shutt 1«> At ( niner

GO WEST FOR 
SUMMER RA TES 
DURING THE 
WINTER
Move-ln Specials To Show 
You W e Mean Business"

1 BR Furn. From S300
2 BR Furn. From $450 
GAS & WATER PAID
SHUTTLE AT FRONT DOOR 
Ideal For Students 
Tanglewood Westside 
Apartments
1403 N o rw a lk L n .472-9614
D avis A Assoc.

LEASING 
THE EASY 
WAY!
1. No Security Deposit 

Move In*

2. * SI 50 Off First Month

3. PLU S Regular 

Monthly Discounts*
On Selected Units While 
They Last

4 5 9 -1 6 6 4

* Restrictions Apply
CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS

D os R io s

W a l k t o C a m p u s

• Fully Furnished
• Microwave
• eiiingFans
• Built in Desk

• Individual Ik asher Dner
• Private Ralconj
• Covertni Parking 

• Decorative Wallpaper

478-4271 

2 8 1 8 G u a d a l u p e

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t urnished Apartm ents

L e a s in g F o r J 

“ L E T ’ S D E A L ”

• U f » s A T rees
• Nice Pools
• Walk To Campas
• Across Street from Teaais Courts
• Some Covered Parking
• Ceiling Fans & Microwaves
OFFICE OPEN DAILY

4 7 7 3 6 1 9

(24th and Lamar)
D avis & A ssoc.

A P A R T M E N T S

2124 Burton

Ask About Our 
Davis Buck $ Special

• 2 Shuttle Routes
• Optional Microwaves & 

Ceiling Fans

• Large Pool — Patio
• Military Discount
• Convenient to Bergstrom

Rates From $315 to $475

4 4 4 - 7 8 8 0
Professionally M an ag ed By Davis & Assoc

GREAT RATES 
ON CAMPOS APTS.
M O VE IN TODAY 

L e a s i n g N o w !

El Campo 
305 W 39th Street 

La Paz
401 W 39th St 

El Dorado

3 5 0 1 S p e e d w a y

IN C R E D IB L E R A T ES 
COME ON DOWN!
LET S M AKE A DEAL 
THE PRIC E IS RIGHT 
1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms

LET’S TALK 
TURKEY!
We Can Offer You Summer Rates 
Now On Your Winter Leases” 
PLUS 
l/ 2 O FF
First Months Rent
• I BR Furnished $300
• 2 BR Furnished $400
• W a t e r & G a s P a i d

M O V E IN TO D A Y !
Shuttla Bus ort Front Door 
Intram ural Fields Across Street 
Professionally M anaged by 
Davis a n d Assoc

Aspenwood
Apartments
4539 Guadalupe 
452-4447

472-4893 8t 452-8537
Hofessu 'naBy Managed by Equities of Texas Management

T H E

• Small 1 BR Large 1 BR, 2 B?
• Centra! Air Conditioning Heat
• Near 2 shuttle stops
• La undr-Room

• Security

• C o m p l e t e v F u r n : 2 m

• P o o !

474-0971

474-1004

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O pen 7 d a y s to s e rv e you. 
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4 5 2 - 0 0 6 0 m o n k e y
around

W e Pay A ll Your 
A/C and Heating b ills?
W ater & Gas Paid Also.

1 & 2 Bedrooms, from S400 

Furn. or Unfum.

U.T. Shuttle Stop 

W alk to Shopping Center 

On Site Maintenance Tech.

2 Beautiful Pools 

2 Laundn Rooms

Friendly Managers W HO C A RE.

Ask Us About Our Current Specials

Sm all
Pets
Welcome

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MORE!

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370 -

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370 — U nf. Apts.

AVAILABLE NOW! Efficient,•«, parking 
large walk m doset, basic cable paid 
coin washer/dryer on premise, Close to 
'TlhutHe $ 27 5 • E Howell Properties 
477 9 9 ?5 12-5D

. 2 N D 5 AN D San Gabriel efficiency 
with separate sleeping area, large walk 
in closet, all electric built-ins, perfect for

9 92 5 P* 7 ° C ^ OW0^ Pr°P er1ie' 

4 77

A ll BILLS paid. Near Engineering 
school Loige room efficiency Carpeted 
No pets Lease $ 225. 9 2 6 -7 2 43 12 8

NEAR 

l A W School Carpeted ceiling 

built ms. 

lease V¡ utilities

5300/m onth 926 7 24 3 12-8

2 FEMAIE roommates to share room in 
7 2 condo Preservation Square ABP 
available immediately 472 -5 23 9 12-1

TWO BEDROOM - one bath $ 43 0 - E 
new carpet, ceiling fan, dishwasher 
laundry, pool, large courtyard, quiet £R 
shuttle Anhllef, 2202 2204 
Enf,eld 
Road 477-1303, 256 5065 12-15D

CHECK IT out! Comfortable One Bed 
room furmshed/unfurnished starting at 
$.’v 5 on WC. 2508 Son Gabriel Call 
Sid 478-3518 12-5D

NEAR UT Law School on RR Shuttle Fur­
nished rooms $175 $225 ABP share 
baths, CA/CH, 3310 Red R,ve, 4 76 
3 634 1-23

S U B L E A S E A N apartment, Spring semes 
to- Madison Bulla,re Aportments 
$1600 
• deposit Roommates provid
©d Call John, 3 20 -0 4 6 8 Furnished bills 
paid. 12-4

N O W ! Reserve 4»* rooms near 

school for January Quiet, no pets smok 
mg alcohol Washer/dryer 4 76 0091

NEED A quiet place to study? Efficiency - 
walk to campus/Law School 4 77 4 0 0 5 
evenings 12-15

W EST
C AM PU S

l & 2 fíd rn i. F u r­

n is h e d , 
P r iv a te 
P arking . Fireplaces 
-Su n d e c k s , 
a n d 
l a u nd ry Room.

Prices Start At 

$350 Month

Call Carroll Marcus 
at 451-8412

L e c n

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One and 
I wo Bedrooms 
F ro m $350

• VV a lk to C a m p u s
• Nice Pool ,v Patio
• Ask A bout C e iling 

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2207 Leon 
478-1781
C a ll A fte rn o o n s

108 Place
Leasing for Fall/Spring 
Furnished Efficiencies and 
O ne Bedroom Apartments

• dishwashers/disposals
• swimming pool

• pa tio/lo unge/B B Q grill
* individual storage
* bookshelves
* 2 block to IF shuttle
* laundry facilities
• resident m anager

From $ 2 6 0 + E 
4 52 -1 41 9 , if no onswer 4 5 3 -2 7 7 1 
3 8 5 -2 2 3 7 
108 W . 4 5th St.

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1-14D

SANDPIPER APTS.
2810 RIO GRANDE

tastefully 

W alking distance to campus. Spacious 
furnished. 
- bed, 2-bath, 
M icrow ave, intercom and ceiling fan 
in each room. W alk in closets, gas 
cooking, covered parking. Large sun- 
deck and swimming pool with w ater­
fall. Resident manager. G as and w a ­
ter paid O N L Y 3 LEFT TO RENT* 
C O M E by # 2 0 4 BETWEEN 11 am 
A N D 8 pm O R CALL

476-8369

or

444-2750

1-29A

WARWICK APTS.
2907 WEST AVE.

2-bed, 2-bath & 1 bedroom a p a rt­
ments for rent. W e have frost free re- 
fdg., disposals, dishwasher, celling 
fans in living room and bedrooms, 
w alk-m 
closets, swimming pool, 
locked laundry mot, outside security 
lighting, covered bike racks, covered 
parking available, gas & w ater are 
paid, small house pets are O K. 

G rounds a re garden 
W alking distance from UT.

landscaped. 

4 7 4 -7 4 2 6

4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0

NEWLY
REMODELED

MESQUITE TREE 
APARTMENTS

O ne bedroom furnished apartments. 
Close to campus, near shuttle. Frost- 
free refrigerator, self-cleaning ovens, 
dishwashers, study desks, hot tub, and 
basic cable N o pets. Lease required. 
Resident m anager # 3 0 1 2410 Lona- 
view. 4 7 8 - 2 3 5 7

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12-15

CASA DE 
SALADO APTS

O n e bedroom furnished apartments. 
W ater, gas an d bosic cable paid N o 
pets. Swimming pool and ceiling fans. 
Close to campus, near shuttle 
lease 
required Resident m anager a p art­
ment #112, 2 6 1 0 Salado Street 4 7 7 - 
2 5 3 4

12-15

MONTAGE APTS 
$280
2812 RIO GRANDE
Under N e w M anagem ent! Q uiet 
Complex Convenient to UT. Redeco­
rated 1 bdrm, 1 bath, CACH. Laundry 
Room Covered Parking. G a s /W a te r 
Paid. 9 2 8 -9 8 6 8 ; 4 4 7 -9 8 4 5

2 -3 0

2BR Townhouse
Near Hancock Center
and shuttle
$ 3 9 9 + E, C A/CH . N o pets. 
926-1219 after 5.

12-15

S100 OFF FIRST M ONTH'S RENT. 
New low prices: Efficiencies $215- 
$ 23 5 1BR S250-$275. 2BR $350- 
$425. 3104 Duval; 404 E. 31st; 3707 
Cedar; 3812-16 Speedway; 403 W 
38th; 104 W. 38V2; 4712 Depew; 
5012 Duval. 477-2214, 453-8812 
452-4516.

 

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3408 SPEEDWAY 

LARGE EFFICIENCIES 
O N UT SHUTTLE 
$245 per month 
Call Equity 
4 43 -0 2 4 7 or 452-9357

FOUR BLOCKS WEST UT
Large clean one bedroom effi­
ciency, paneled 
room, 
kitchen, walk-in closet, laundry, 
well maintained by M a n a g e r/ 
O w ner. Furnished gas heating 
and cooking and w ater $ 2 8 0 - 
$315. 4 7 6 -7 9 1 6 .

living 

12-2

Large 2-1 on RR Shuttle 
furnished, ceiling 
route, 
fans, pool. N ear HEB. 
On-site manager. $485 
371-3943.

1-30

Raised Ceilinqs 
Walk-In Closet
complete this 1 bedroom upstairs 
apartment with C A /C H . Gas & 
water paid. W alk to UT & G ro ­
cery. 21 st/San Gabriel, $ 32 5 . 
4 7 4 -4 1 5 4 , leave message

M A r URE PERSON-largeTclean, quiet ef- 
nciencies on shuttle Popolo Villaqe
Apartments, 11) W. 38tFv 4 52 -8 0 0 7 12 5
N O W OR spring. Shared room-large, 
sunny, 
$ 4 2 0 
furnished apartment 
including utilities. Call 478-9891 Char 
lotte. 12-15

K irin * aA ' i lfr GS 
JJUU, 

Ideal for roommates walk to

' 2 Bedroom suite, 

4 4 5 P5 " 0 9 8l022 i r " 15 TIP ManQüeme!''-

12-10D

THREE FURNISHED one bedroom apart­
ments $ 3 7 0 /$ 3 5 0 CA/CH, new carpet 
nice neighbors enclosed balcony Coli 
after 3:00pm 4 78-4642. 12-2

Casbah Apartments 
2200 San Gabriel
2 -2 for 2 -3 people $ 4 7 5 

Condo Living at Apartm ent Prices, 
luxury, space, convenience (walk or 
shuttle) Big W indows, ceiling fans, mi­
crowave, 
intercom, and 2 separate 
entries.

473-8553, 444-2750

1-19D

V.I.P. APTS •

O n e bdrm. available for Jan. 
N ew furniture, carpet, top class 
building.

R„ENT ' Sliver ° alts AP°rtments 

4 0 0 7 Ave C, 451-5096, 4 53-8538 
Conquistador Aportments, 4412 Ave A 
451-3180 Water, gas, cable furnished 
Call for rent details 12 15D

2 802 WHITIS - $ l5 a private b e d m T ^ 
shared bath/kitchen Walk to campus 
TIP Management 4 4 5 -5 9 0 9 1-19

RIO GRANDE one bedroom. Small com­
plex AC, carpet, laundry facilities W a ­
ter and gas pa,d S265 451 8122 West 
World Real Estate. 1-20A

LARGE EFFICIENCY with pnvate paho 
area on shuttle ACT 
Speedway, laundry, $275 
depos.t. 4 5 3 -0 5 4 0 or 4 7 4 -6 2 0 5 12-15

III 43rd and 

bills $100 

EXQUISITELY FURNISHED l-BR ond stu­
dio, I 2 Baths. All amenities and pool. 
$ 6 0 0 Preservation Square - 901 West 
22nd 477-1477, 441-3995 12-1

12-1A

Call 4 7 6 - 0 3 6 3 
101 E. 33 rd St.

* * * * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
3 3 1 6 G u a d a lu p e
1-1 C eilin g fans 

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a n d p o tio 
FULLV FURNISHCD 
$300

Coll 454-4621
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* * *
$100 move-in! Extra clean, new carpet 
ceiling fan Hyde Park area near shuttle

9 0 0 4 « 2 M 4 S33° mCn,h C°" 4S|-

AI.I BILLS paid N ear campus, on shuttle 
turmshed efficiencies and one bedroom

« ir ^ ’alL C,0mplex S295 
2>IUO oft 1st month's rent 
mediate occuponcy 451-8532 4 4 ?
4 0 7 6 1-22D

$415 W ' a l
ready for im- 

 

 

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LEASING FOR 
JANUARY

Large 1BR furnished or unfur­
nished. Very low heating bills. 
M icrowave, ceiling fans, quiet 
complex, 31st ond Speedway
4 7 7 - 2 0 0 4

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12-4

RENTAL 3 7 0 — U n f. Apts.

ALL BILLS PAID

E ff-$330 

1 BR-S440 for 2 people, 
$ 3 9 5 for one.

2 B R -$460 

C A /C H 
W ALK TO CAMPUS

2212 San Gabriel

O ff. Hrs. 10-5:30 Daily
474-7732

12-ID

ALL BILLS PAID

Furn. one bdrm opts, starting at 
$ 4 4 0 Shuttle at door, pool, luxury liv- 
ing. Prestigious building.

Century Square 
3401 Red River 
478-9775

12-1

ONLY O NE to rent Tastefully furnished 
large l-bed. Maiestic view, full kitchen, 
microwave, ceiling fan and intercom ,n 
each 
January 
Come by 2 7 0 4 Salado # 2 0 3 or call 
4 7 7 -4 6 2 2 or 4 4 4 -2 7 5 0 1-22A

room. Renting 

from 

RENTAL 370 — U nf. Apts.

All New Intenors ana Appliances

& t a f f o r b

12-1

EFFICIENCY IN small 10-unit complex. 
Q u ie t, c le a n , new point, near 
laundromat and shuttle ACT I, 38th and 
Speedway, $ 2 7 5 - bills $100 deposit 
£ - 4 6 20 5 or 476-6711, ext. 220

WALK TO campus, leasing for now and 
*Pnn9, large efficiency, furnished or un­
furnished, large 1BR, Mauna Kai. 405
East 31st. 4 72-2147 1 70_____________

ALL BILLS paid. Near campus, on shuttle, 
furnished efficiencies and one bedroom
e w v s iL compleX S295-S415 Special 
jIU U oft 1st month's rent, ready For im­
mediate occupancy. 451-8532 442 
4 0 7 6 .12-15D

ENFIELD AREA 1515 Palma Plaza Effi­
ciency, C A CH, laundry facility, cable
.
T V U T s h utt|e' no pets $275 elec( 

M-F, 3 97-2576. 12-15D

SOUTH CAMPUS. 205 West 20th Smdi 
2 bedroom. $ 3 3 5 and efficiency, $265- 
$275. CA/CH, cable TV, ABP no pets 
M-F. 397-2 57 6 . 12-15D

MAKE YOUR 
RIGHT MOVE 
NOW

Luxury one and two 
bedroom apt. homes 
starting at $290.

• P o o l

• Basketball Courts
• Ceiling Fans

• Mini-Blinds
• Patios Decks

[ p c S C g a Q O Q

s n r c D w c B

A newer apt. 
com m unity where 
students are special.

5 2 0 0 N . U m a r • 4 5 8 - 9 1 8 5

F E E L 
CROW DED?
Come to

C A S C A D E S .

* Super 

large 

plans from eflf 
four bedrooms

floor 
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* Two pools
* Lots o f storage
‘ Close to shuttle. Capi 

tal Metro 

' Super great rates

1221A1GARITA 

444-4485

WILDWOOD
APARTMENTS
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Mitve m before Dec 
a bonus check for $ 1 5 0 00

Is la n d receive 

A M E N IT IE S IN C L U D E

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4 Washer/Dryer Connections
♦ Balconies & Private P»'

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♦ Security and Professional O r 

Site Ma- agem ent

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■ 2400 Wickersham
■ 385-2044

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QUIET HYDE PARK 
g reat fo r g r a d
STUDENTS
Close to shuttle ond UT Pool 
Gas and water p o ,d. G ood 
study environment

4310 Ave B, Call Robbie 
458 8893

FANTASTIC LOCATION - one block low
school Clean, quiet large 2 2, ceiling 
fans, CA'CH pool 
Swisher 
3388, 4 7 2 -2 0 9 / 1 26

laundiy 
$60 0 $ 55 0 yr/leoie 

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3 70 — U nf. Apts.

THE STRATFORD

Specially designed for students! 
—Bartles and Jay m es welcome I

just m inutes 

Located 
from 
downtown and on the UT shuttle 
route. Efficiency, one and two 
bedroom floor plans to suit your 
lifestyle. Roommates welcome.

• v a u l t e d 

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• NEW 

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1 8 1 7 E . O l t o r f 

4 4 2 - 2 3 1 6

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2 b d ./l ba $ 3 7 5 

Furn o r Unf.
3 block* to campa*

• water and gas paid
• new carpet 

new GE appliances 
covered parking 
large closets 
laundry room 
40-ft. pool 
quiet complex 
resident manager
8.00 til dark 
2900 Cole • 482-9154

2-1 $300 * E Available now, walkmq
distance to campus. 1-1, $150, 2802 
whihs TIP Management 4 4 5 -5 9 0 9 12-

m t ™ EfFlCI|ENCY Walking d . s ^ ü 
UT $200 - utilities 451-4467 12 5

CHECK IT OUT' Comfortable one bed- 
room Furnished/unfurnished startmq at
In , , o " , WC 2508 San Gobr|e' Call 
Sid, 478-3518 12-5D

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370 — U n f. Apts.

JUST COMPUTED!!

a O S I TO CAMPUS/SHUTTLE BUS

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S T R E E T *0 478-0955

Professionally Managed By Regency Properties

Close to CC Shuttle 
On-Site Laundry 
Security Patrolled 
Start at $310

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CANYON PASS APTS.

7022 Grand Canyon Pass 

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IM M E D IA T E A V A IL A B IL IT Y
at newer tw in complexes 

*P ool at both complexes 
*Fireplaces 
*Ceiling Fans 
*W D Connections 
*Close to Shuttle.

Shopping

DPS

CIRCLE OAKS I & II
6408 & 6409 BURNS 
459-1995

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4 7 8 - 0 9 5 5

S tu d e n t S p e c ia ls
10% O ff Regular Rates
(Student I.D. Required)

Extrem ely spac ious ap a rtm e n t homes 
a va ila ble in forest-setting on B lu nn Creek. 

Hom es have C A /C H , som e firep la ces, pa­
tios, tw o pools, and tennis courts. W a lk ­
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1 . 2 2 - $4 00 
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Regardless of whether

In addition, you'll find tire 
plates, mu rowave ovens, ceiling 
farts, frost-free refrigerators, 
waslter/dryer conneaKKts, and a 
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And it s ail |ast seconds from 
Highland and Northcross Malls, 

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But thai s iast one 
of the features that 
nuke» Argosy 
such a great 
place to live

north Austin 
employers

Come out today 

AjkJ leave your 
apartment wor 
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$ 7 9

m o v e - i n

• 1 2 ,3,5 Bedrooms

• 2 Lighted Tennis Courts

• Shuttle Bus Stop-SR

• Security Service

• City Transportation

• Putting Green

• Outdoor Jacuzzi s

• Bar-B-Ques & Picnic 

Facilities

• • Ceiling Fans In

Living Rooms and Bedrooms 

B Cor Washing Area
• Exercise Rooms

• Cor Washing Area
• Cable TV Hook Up
• Two Swimmmg Pools

• Basketball & Volleyball 

Courts

• Italian Ceramic Tile in Kitchen and Bath
• 2 Bedroom Guest House
• GE M icrowave Ovens

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
PRE-LEASING FOR SUMMER

Village

B A R T O Ñ C R E E K L A Ñ D í Ñ f T

W E L L M O V E Y O U

I T ’ S T H E “ L E A S E ” W E C A N D O !
We II pay your moving costs within the Austin area into 
one ot our lovely one or two bedroom apartment 
ionics. M icrow aves, security alarm s, lovely pool & spa 
area, tennis & sport court, free tennis lessons, VV I) 
connections, and much more.

Reduced rates for a limited time.

2800 Barton’s Bluff

3 2 8 - 5 5 4 0

Barton Squara 
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447-4130
M-F 8-6, SAT 9-5

2101 BURTON DR.
SUN 12-5

Racquet Club/Creekhaus
Apartments

on Town Lake

C o t f t e ^ v e

GREAT 
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Furnished I nturnished

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302 W. 38th
\ 453-4002

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* immediate Occupancy
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* Gos Heat/Cooking Paid
* laundry - 2 Pools
* On City Bus Line
* Wolk to Shopping
* Near Memorial Stadium 

& UT Shuttle

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1220 E. 38 ? Street
4 5 9 - 1 3 6 1

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SAVE MONEY

Our Large One Bedroom 
is ideal for room m ates 
Com e by & see 
our m odel 
today!

COUNTRY LIVING
at its best

Enjoy one of our luxurious apartment homes now'

clostftb, patios balconies, storage, and more.

V our home will also have two lighted tennis courts, a large jacuzzi a soarklinv nnnl 
weight room, water volleyball. Conveniently located for shopping and mai/fr , 
Park and ride routes to University of Texas campus IT shuUle c K y 
We have a floor plan just right for you.
Rents starting at only $335.

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• Lakefront Apartments
• 2 Pools
• Sundeck

• Tennis Court

• Volleyball Court 

Boat Dock 

Clubroom with 
fireplace and bar 
Shuttle Route

Professionally managed by: 
Amli Management Company 
HIGHW00D APARTMENTS 
9417 Great Hills Trail

Austin, Texas (512) 346-5691 WIGHWOOD

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

F R E E R EN T SP E C IA L S
OPEN SAT an d SUN

Supreme Court 
Membership

Free Laundry

Two Pools

Two Hot Tubs

Water Volleyball

Ceiling Fans .

Fireplaces

Handicap Units

Great Management

Great Maintenance

tort Specials-

Call me.

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RENTAL

3 7 0 - U n f . Apts.

370 — U nf. Apts.

RENTAL

370 — U nf. Apts.

RENTAL

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3 70 — Unf. Apts.

3 70 — U nf. Apts.

RENTAL

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Tow nhouses

T ow nhouses

HOLIDAY SAVINGS
O N f M O N T H FREE RENT

N«e small juiet community convenient to UT 
shuttle ind Ihe ACT campus ).| $?95, 2-2, 
t *86 12 • fireplore $394

Brookhollow Apartments 
1414 Arena • 4 4 5 -5 6 5 5

ENFIELD ROAD

r e m o d e le d 1 b e d ro o m 
L a rg e , 
a p a rtm e n t* o n shuttle 
$ 3 7 0 
$ 3 9 0 /m o n th 1 2 0 0 a n d 12 0 8 
E n fie ld R o a d P re -le a s m g 
to r 
s p rin g sem ester C o ll C o le tte 

4 / 8 7 9 6 3 , 4 5 8 5 7 4 4 e v e n in g s 
a n d w e e k e n d s

N O DEPOSIT
N O A P P L IC A T IO N FEE 
ALL UTILITIES P A ID

fin e coble installation Fantastic rent 
sper iol

C O U R TLA N D A P TS 
1200 BROADMOOR
454-2537

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12 5

12-15

Efficiency $ 2 8 5
West of campus, water 
paid. 1009 West 25V, 
Street. 451-6533

Parker Square 
C O N D O S
(H e rs condo living for ¡ess plus $ 00 
off 1st month s rent One bedroom 

• E w /loft 4 > 5 

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$ z 15 
crowave ce>bng fans pnvote boleo 

ny iocuzzi

12-15

4 4 / 4076 448 32 4

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WOODLANDS
CONDOMINIUMS
SPECIAL PATES
S ta rtin g a t $29 6

• 0*1 R sna R c Shuttle
• 1 a n a 2 BR
• Paii< m storagi-
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• Kitchens AH fit- tft(
• Pen'll h Senjrv!

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S T A R T A T $ 3 2 5

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mo free
1 ana 2 Bedroon 
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trom $ HO

I r o n g a t e 

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454-2636 
♦
C A L L N O W !

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* BEST BUY * 
NORTHW EST 
SPACIOUS 1-1 
$ 2 7 5 
1060 sq. ft. 2-2 
Room m ate Plan 
$ 3 7 5 
N e w ly Rem odeled 
8 6 0 5 Shoal Creek 
4 5 2 - 2 8 7 3

RENTAL 3 7 0 - U n f . A p ts.

Student Rates
E f t , 1 a n d 2 b e d ro o m a p t', Lo- 

c a te d b e tw e e n >83 & 2 9 0 o n 
f R shuttle C o m e by 7 4 1 8 C a m ­
e ro n Rd. o r ca ll 4 5 0 -1 5 5 1 o r 
8 3 5 0 3 0 3

Texas Properties

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3 MONTHS FREE!
1 b e d ro o m a p a rtm e n ts o n UT 

i'u jttle S e c u rity /p riv a c y g a te s 
$w in m tn g p o o l g a s a n d w u te r 

p a id , a ll k itch e n o p p lia n c e s Pre- 
ie a sm g n o w to r Spr n g sem ester 

C a ll C o le ” e 4 7 8 - 7 9 6 3 , 4 5 8 - 

5 7 4 4 e v e n in g s a n d w e e k e n d s 

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Student Rates
la rg e ' & . bedroom opts with fire 
plores balconies pool qnd foundry 
fooiities Pr rfosponally managed Just 
off 290 K ameror Rd on ( P »h rftle 
C me visit 1004 W ieless Lri or coll 
4 ‘ 2 491 7 or 835 0303

Texas Property

* $50 1st MONTH *
1 1, 3 0 4 E 3 3rd, 5 
blocks to UT. $265 & 
$ 2 9 5 /m o n th . 

479-6331

1 140

fo r 

N O DEPO SIT 
tw o best 
frie n d s s h o n n g spoctous 2 Bk 
$ l/> 3 E A C H O n Site m u n o a e 
m ent », m a in te n a n c e w a ik 
C a p ito l P laza, n e a r H ig h la n d 
M o l! on UT Shuttle ru n G as 
o o k m g & w a te r p a id 
h e a t 

to 

L a rg e p o o l a n ti la u n d ry ro o m 
4 5 2 3 2 0 2

$275

O n e b e d ro o m a p t 9 0 0 E 51s* 
fire 
ceiling 
M ini blinds 
place, o nd skylight Preleasing 
fo r Spring Semester 4 7 8 -7 9 6 3

forts 

Large 1 bedroom apart 
$325 $34 5 month 
ment 
H y d e Pork a r e a — 4 5 2 0 
Bennett A ve Gas and wuter 
paid On shuttle and city bus 
line pool, laundry security 
Call Colette 4 78 7963

2BR& AMENITIES
O n .i » f P00i spa p o d table mr 
full se, nty cov 
room picnic urea 
S W paid and
erttrj til III portin g 
clothing optional 
$ 4 0 0 move in 
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476-5875 or 472-3036

LOCATION LOCATION

W e D o n * H i 
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Excellent 
E nfield Area

O lder

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here1 Call owner at 4 / 4 4848
chance to e xpe rie n ce conven 
n n g at an a ffo rd a b le p o ce CaFÍ 
w eekends fo o W e w*ft be glad

Parker Square
Has lo w e r e d th e b o o m o n the 
livm g Or»e b e d 
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one and 
newly remodeled efficiencies 
tw o be frocwr apartments son,,, w itf fire
piares and skylight Convenient Nortf 
Central loi ition near IF shuttle poo!
$ 2 4 0 
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Aew po.nl 2518 Leon $295 PMP Inc 
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343 6004 oi Manager 4 /6 86 9 0 

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Uecen.i.ei Spring emester ;ns! $250 0 
month 
jpacious efficiencies 621 West 
3l$t 630 Mo»der

arson, Int 472-6201 

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$496 4 /2 7617

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$299 Apartment F <nders

shuttle
458

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• Furnished
• Great Location
• W a lk to Cam pus
• All Kitchen 
Appliances
• M icro w ave
• Built-in desks
• W ash er & D ryer
• Covered P ark in g

C ornerstone

P l a c e

24th & Rio Grande 

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

454-4621

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$ 29 5 480

$ 3 i

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Exclusive small 
complex. Located 
routes, 
on bus 
[f Walking distance 
. to main campus.

• 2 - 2 

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• Spa and Pool
• Security 
■ • Individual

W asher/Dryer

Save $510
2-T/j, Fourplex, fenced pa­
tio, W /D connection. $340
447-7580
440-0944

1? ISD

N O DEPOSIT!
Silverado Condos — unique 
p la n s ! M ic r o w a v e ! 
flo o r 
Washers/dryers 
in every unit 
Pool, iocuzzi party room¡ Secur­
ity, on shuttle S 3 4 5 S 4 2 5 4 4 3 - 
3 6 6 6

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OPEN HOUSE DAILY
A lF for Move m Spec,of

Luxury Condominiums neor Honcoa 
Shopping Center, efficiencies, 1 bed 
rooms Appliances Hepioces, fans, 
iocuzzi Guier Cieor From $345. 
ARCH Properties, 467-2390 or 450- 
14/4

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FOR RENT
?BR 2 BATH, all new condo, garage, 
enclosed courtyard ond sundeck, 
washer/dryer, oil appliances, 3 ceding 
fans, firepioce LR. DR, on UT shuttle 
bus route near IRS & Lockheed Cad 
451-8233 or 282-4905 end ost 
abou* Timbendge Condo 

H yo_ "lougtv you co-jiom afford a

CO NDO
Core yee ihese ond 2BR beouties wüh 2 
poois big 
and tab of «wn $350 ond 
negotiable Caí Aior, 451-2242 
$510 
4 7 7 7390 ta' appointment
REMAX

Lapito

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JXURY* Appliances 

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crowave 
mmg pool 
AFFQRDfT 499 8 8 6 3 12-2D

washer and dryer 
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SPACIOUS 2-212 conpo M»c 
fireplace 
balcony 
8928 $1200 12-4

tw o car garage 
campus area Angek 

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to see
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ren? stodsng a* S4 50 fo r 2 2 and 2 '2 T 
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teams courts spang mo^e 
students s«gr tease eady 447-0580 12*

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UT C O N D O 1 
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vate padung 1 block north of UT Los 
School $ 5 5 0 G old Key 4 47 -2 22 2 12

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Electronic security system 
Patiobalconv 
Swimming pool/hot tub 
Living room w ceimgfan 
Fireplace in selected units 
Refrigerators w icemakor'
Walk -in closets w shelves 
On UT Shuttle

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and only minutes to l-U

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downtown and I 1

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2239 Cromwell Circle • 389-1335

3 9 0 — U n f. D u p le x e s

TEXAS SIZE

forge 

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705-70' Graham P^ace 
L a r g e 2-1 
$ 4 7 5

A vo. ob ie 'n-.-nea.a’e 'v
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476 5 3 9 4 or 3 2 8 7115

V 2 3 A

D anbury Square
F -e e ! V w th m o v e n pr or to 1 2 / 
L a rg e 2 Bedroom. 2 
>5 8 6 
Bath on 
re frige ra to r, 
firepioce, W /D connections, en­
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decor Fail spec «o i

TA RRv?0W N FRESHLY pointed at^oc 
trve 28R 6 a On® ptock stores, well 
motntomed stove refngerotor furnished 
Mature singles or coupfes N o 
pets 
$ ¿25 piusbTlis 4*6 * g ’ 6 '2 5

■Fth RED RIVER 2 -d flo o ' o< duplex 
.orge 1-' Spoc< hece-s 4 - - qow AC 
bus nes $ 3'0 /m o n*fi 
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anees -w : sundecks one-cor go-oae 
or. s h jtie 
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$ ¿ 0 7 m mth Call Cennre ¿¿3 5451

Condos-
Townhouses

Twelve Oaks 
Condominiums

• Three blocks fro m cam pus
• Fum shed 2 -2'$

W 'D . dishwasher acuzzi/pooi, cov­
e re d p arking , security e ntrance.
21st & Rio G rande 
479-1041 
O gle and Associates 
7 0 4 W 21st 
4 5 2 -6 8 8 8

1-15

Sa v a n n a m 2?nc and Sar- G obnel 2 
2 washer dryer au.e* complex, no pets 
Howell Properties 477 -9 92 5 >2 5D

Two M onths Free
v ve - before Nov 1st one take odvomog« 
o' the Oes* ota three cuo/>i -ron- compos 
2 Bedrooms witf oevone- ■-,re- 
lexvn, 
v . A/Qjher Dryer secynty svste- 
loaiiz 
one more Nice es.aents one protaitiono; 
manogement Cok now ta* detom

The heritage Condominiums 

4 7 9 81 '4 o r 45? 89(54

TREEHOUSE
CONDOS
2 0 2 E 4 5 t h 

L c - g t 1-1 m s m a ll c o m p .e x c lo s e 
♦o shuttle. Across from park and 
poo $ 3 9 5 'month Great land 
iord. 480-82 73 Ask fo r Nat.

12-15D

vVf 5 CAMPUS . o'.qos c-r./es cut dro- 
m o h to ít • .me os much m 5 0% Caii 
University Rroperee ¿54 7065 12-20

EN* • 

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‘ Hjttie -.us s'oc. One biacf
-e- sao/ ous 

"* M opoc Cozv 

$ 49 0 4 4 8 -0 2 0 2 12-3

h O m a 

R-e.ease to- Oecembe'

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2 2 A voita b len o w f.-e p -js e cotaedro 
ceding wosne< dryer -nc.uOeC Ho/ tub 
p o o ! 
entrance with 
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l* " 

* ' / CE O $ >00 Hurry PMr

qnc 

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Inc 3 43 -6 0 0 4 1 2QD

1 2 8

1-1, $ j 5u 2 -1$ $ 4 5 0 N-ce Cleo' uniH 
A oik »o campus Eoe-* ceosm g 
0444 1-22D

3 3 ’

FREE RENT
LIMITED OFFER 
OPEN HOUSE DAILY
nvenient Lomo»' An 
£ 2 appi*ancm hre

luxury !ownhom#$
d#tvx» IrvlH 35, 2 
pto< e poo* quite f

ARCH PROPERTIES
4 6 7 - 2 3 9 0 o r 4 5 0 - 1 4 1 4

"DRAMATIC VIEWS 
OVER SHOAL CREEK"
J a n u a ry M o v e - m !

New -roc 2 2 rt 
wV- h-eprocr
balconies ahochec gorages 14 h voutac 
CBrkngs iwcrowove a-sn~asr-.e' 3-sposo A 
;,r-vam bedroom downtlotrs one one up 
t o t 
.e-s./eo oval mota»» Mbs $850 de
OOSlt Wli -iotas yours ’or Spnn.' m-rr 2of
> - ata at 4 ? : 7362 o> 4 5 2 -3 0 ''

•r o o m s 3-1 : 

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$62)0 month 2 9 ’ 2 5

tmpie
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150

2*2 C O N D O W alking distance 
San Pedro Ooks, 803 W 2 8 ^ 
$ 60 0 Available 
immediately 
6551, Mcrtt or Andy. 3 27 -6 23 4

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$295 W A tx tr j r One ■ ge bed-oorr 
condo Neady new CA/CH Centur, 2 
Capítol Real Estate 4 5 4 -4 8 6 3 12*15

2813 2 RfO Grar>de 1-1 Firepioce ce» 
mg fans mtcrowave W /D $450, $200 
depostf Avaiiobfe now N o rent until ion 
uary 499 884 4 v f 1-26

4 405 AVENUE A Nice 1-1 units ce4mg 
♦ans mKrowave hot tub on UT shuttle 
route $340/m onfh, $150 deposrt Coil 
499 8844 M-F 1-26

410 — Furn. Houses

1 23

HYDE PARK bargains Motivated owners 
need prooer*v leased 
Tarrytown En- 
heid West Campus ovarla pie as well 
Umversiry Properties 4 5 4 -7 Q65 12-2D

W YN N W O O D
CONDOMINIUMS

• Three blocks from UT
• West Compos
• Furnished 2 -2 includes 4 beds)

W D. dishwasher microwove, 
f ire­
p ta re , ceiling fons, assigned co ve re d 
parking security pooi $ 120C

4 5 0 - 0 0 2 7 o ’ 3 2 7 - 1 9 8 5

420 — U nf. H ouses

CENTRAL LOCATION ■ three o r four 
bedoorr. 
firepioce appi.onces o 'em 
ne.qhbc - * ood hondwood - : o ri yore 
$ r9 5 ¿ ~ - c '5 3 12-3_____________

21LKER PAR» 
Cu'e 2-1 2202 Poro- 
movnt $425 Col! Terry 44 *63P or 
Bonnie 482 9® '2 -2

3 MONTHS FREE 
RENT
Luxurious one and two bedroom 
condo s with everything Across 
from UT Starting of $ 6 0 0 Coil 
Dan Joseph of 4 7 9 -8 7 2 7 .

WHY PAY MORE? 
VERv LARGE 
MODERN TOWNHOMES

P ool sauna, fire p ioce . w d, pets O K 

3 2 -

 $ 4 9 5

2 / l ’9 — $ 4 4 5

3 4 6 -4 3 9 2

N e o ' IH -3 5 o n d W illia m C o n n o r 

12-BA

STONELEIGH
CONDOMINIUMS
2409 Leon
Luxurious all appliances O ne 
and two bedrooms. W alk to 
campus. Rent starting at $ 7 0 0 
NS Properties, 4 5 4 -6 1 3 5

'2-'

2-1 NEAR ntersechon o‘ 
Beouhfu! t-ee covered yord N o peh 
$395 morn- inc >.aes phone ¿59-02 4 - 
8 -5pm >2-10

'6 3 h jm e - 

AVA lASLE N O n *-5 bedroom houses 
tar rent 4 5 2 -5 9 7 9 (24 hours) 12-15

REDUCED HYDE Pory 0,eo dost tc UT 
ond shutae 7 07 E ¿9th 2-1 
-emodeled wood Poors CA/CH mm,- 
fcmnds appliances ceiling fons $ 4 4 0 
*
b,lis 459-0017 12-15

-ecentty 

12-1A

3 , VyARAyjE .ndoo1 loun d n -0 0 — 'e 
fngerotoi stove 3318 Hem'ock $*5C 
month -e’e-ences 
-eauirec Call J o t 
Stanko Realtors 329-8511 12-15

NORTH v/EST Hills 4 -2 H 
fire p la c e 
C 'eas 
decks, 
garage 
$995 8 3 6 -0 3 75 '2 2

fenced, 

CA CH 

tw o living 
d ou ble 
t e » shutae 

O N SHUTTLE route 2-1 north $39 5 3- 
I 2 south $695 Available now! Pets O k 
Small deposit 835-7221 12-3

NEAR UT SHUTTif 2 Bed-oom 
house Lorge fenced backyord carport 
$ 3 7 5 m o-m 
weekends 4 5 4 -8 4 7 8 '-16

836 8 8 0 5 after 6 o r 

B o " 

SPACiOüS 2BR 8A House w/t* hard 
wood Poo- and g a t appliances at 1 4 0 ' 
Waller SoOC' 
- utilities Che-v 47 j . 
>831 >2 15___________________

HYDE FAR» oreo 1-1, AC, carpet applr- 
anees $375 451-8122 Wes’ W orld 
Real Estofe I-20A

RENOVATED 2/1 near UT High ceilings, 
hardwood 
$625 477-1477, 441-3995 12-'

floors 3104 king St-ee' 

UT BARGAINS '-1, 2-1, 3-2 ¿ 2 Hvde 
Pork, Tarrytown, West Campos Eyes of 
Texos 451-7531 1-27

3 T HOUSE m Hyde Park, 4105 Avenue
H Mcve-.n Dec 
mo o í 
5499 4 5 9 -9 8 7 0 evenmgs '2 -5

inqumes welcome Coil 453 

pay Jon Rent

HVDE - ARk 2-1 *. ¿ 6 0 4 Avenue D. shut­
tle $ 5 0 0 monte lease 'e ne ra pets O k
CoH 440-0135. 12 10

FRESH A N D CLE AN 2 1 North Loop 
oreo. $385 Also 2-1 Coprtol Plazo 
area $395 4 5 4 -8 3 8 7 12 ¿

CO NV E N iTn -~ Ü t 
hardwood floors 
yard 3106 k no $»0C 4 7 2 -2 0 9 * ¿78 
5 7 3 9 1-26

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405 1407 W olie Convenient clean 2 
1 s H ardwood 
furnaces, 
floo-s » o i 
-unge 
-et-qerato. $ 5 0 0 $6i?C 472
2 0 9 * ¿ '8 - 5 '3 9 1 26

4 25 — Rooms

2 rooms to ren* in spacious 5 
bedroom house on West Cam­
pus. Hardwood floors, high ceil- 
!ng$, 2 sundecks, 3h bath 
Rooms 
for rent are single 
($»'22-$245) and double ($165 
each) -h 1/7 utilities Available 
mid-December. Call 499-8226.
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Microwave

• fully furnished

individual washer dryer 

• private parking

ceiling fans 

private balcony

• near shuttle

• $395 mo. for summer

4 5 4 - 4 6 2 1

Ed Padgett Realtors

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

4 2 5 — R o o m s

4 4 0 — R oom m ates

i ROOMS witt sh'.'ed batt fo* 
men No kitchen $240 A6£ 23rd one 
iio Of/;* de Howel hropenie', 477 
9925 12-5D

RO O M M AT6 NEEDED fo r btg 3*2
tr North Austin
smoker $194 plus T3 
12-6

837 ^

DESPERATELY SEEKING femaielo 
iy nictf M in West comouy non- sen

PRIVA TE s in g le ” ROOMS FOR UNrVEP 
SITY WOMEN/MEN 
' JPNISHED 
ABP, CA.-CH C iO S f CAMPUS $240 
$260 MONTH 4 72 4 9 /4 ’ 2 3

ROOM CABLE TV no ease wail to Jot 
ve/siiy Capitol downtown $260 1904 
Nuecei 472 7562 oftef 7 00pm 2 15

ERf f RO O M availab e m tJW Kills I fie 1 
son -es/den/e - exchange for house 
, eept-.g, n ■ - and'- Transportation neces 
so/y 336 0644 1] 25

LARGE STUDIO room ¡ir m.didwr wore
house ¡deo! for artist Ijve-m , cat okay
Share kitchen and both $ 2 7 5 ABP 4 77-
7998 12 1

4 3 0 — R oom - B oard

GREAT DEAL

I am tra n s fe m n g a n d 1 re a liy need to 
see! m y ro o m at C o rte ssc rve o plan 
g o o d security study oom s co ve re d 
podcrng o n d much " i O 't w ill n e g o ti 
to r you 
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Please ca ll me a nytim e ot 3 2 0 -0 6 2 3 
Ask f o r M ike N e a r cam pus a n d on 
shuttle 2 7 0 6 N ueces

to ge* the bes’ price 

Tuttle. Si

A N N O U N C E M E N T S

5 10

E n te rta in m e n t-
Tickets

5 3 0 — T ra v e l-

T ra n s p o rta tio n

RO O M A N D bo< 
mester D o ub le occupancy. 
Dorm 
son 472-8411 12-3

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N O W OR spring Shored room, 
19 meais week $ 4 3 0 -$ 5 5 0 /m o n l 
478 9 8 9 i; Charlotte '2-15

ROOMS NEAR campus $ 2 8 ’ 
room and b oard All b»Ms poic 
phone Vegetonan non-smoking
RtoG rande 4 7 6 -7 9 0 5 12-15

mo 
12 15

PRIVATE RO O M — ABP 17 meais 
security, mo id service, across stree 
campus $ 5 2 9/m o ju dy, rm 308 
0638, or office 4 7 6 -0 6 6 9 12-15

MATJR£ N O N S M O K E R (petiess,
imc 
block UT Single 
suppers 1 Efght housemates 474 
472 5646 2-2

$ 2 9 0 

435 — C o-ops

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LAST CHANCE!

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fre e fo r full d e fa 
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"Cedar Fever?" Subjects nt-eaed 
for upcoming medical 
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g u a r a n t e e d 
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mumty procbctng rent co ntrp m the 
compás oreo 44 private fumssnec 
'corns 
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ABF 17 meals.'wx reserves p a c ing 
$369 m o Spring Cali 474 8296 480 
0605 or 476-5678 1905 Nueces One 
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<m<3forc3$ & a sense of community 
O u' rates include 19 meai& wfc ABF 
6 AC Stop Dy 707 w 21 St St tor a 
tour orcai

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MATURE N O N S M G « ES 
block UT Single 
suppen 
4 -2 5 í 4 Í 2'3

ip e tif -s, H0 H 
(include 
Eight housemates 474-2002

$ 2 9 0 

4 4 0 — R oom m ates

590 — T utorin g

NEED * roommate* Co« Roommo 
ke n nc 4 7 8 509 6 30 ’ Wes' Ax 
R< om 13 12 5$

R O M M A * i NEEDED -
fem oie srr oker prefer.
$ 250 me ndudm g bills 
¿42 6949 12-5

FEMALE R O O M M A ’ E needi 
smc - 1-1 tarnished condo V
P'S 1 bik 
‘ -on j 7 $jOQ mc
utilrtfes 4 7 9 -6 8 4 4 12-5

FEMALE ROOMMATE wantec 
2-2 on FW shuttle with fema 
sfonal 
346 
476 -3 7 0 0 ext 4812(w 12-1

Jan-May 

lease 

I NEED c roommate for 
Nice condo W C shuftk 
chelte 476-1253 12-3

spring semester

FEMALE ROOMMATE tc 
2-2 duplex Secluded, I 
Rark area Move-m Jam.

share room m 
jxunous Hyde 
ary 37^-7769

FEMALE - D O M M 4 TE wanrec Fa> one 
third re it plus o re th.-c utilities Cleon 
v - shec -Ouse 282 6941 evenings 12

NEED N O N S M O k iN 5 temóle *c sho”^ 
3 bedroom he use n Eos’ ¿ 3 " Moste" 
bedroom ¿ 72 -9 8 ¿ : ’ 2-5

R DOMMATE NEEDED 26» apr 
2 
blocks ic campus $ 90 mc - 7 t Cal
Robe", evenmgs 4 9 5 -9 5 5 2 or ieove 
-essogc 'a - Greg 4 9 5 -' ¿ ' 5 12-2

MiA dRE R O O M M A E -e e a e r to suble' 
nen apl *0 - sp-.n; A : new OppliOnces
PV shunta $25C Sie-e 7 o ir 3 8 5 -2 0 4 0 
12J _______________

FEMALE ROOMMATE needec to shore 
2-2 condo 21(t ond San G abne $ 2 5 0 
- 1- bills 5 /9 .7 1 0 8 >2-5
month 

i ENtA.tS O N . y Dorm, contract spring 
semesie- in Confessc A l meals pool 
study rooms Loro 3 2 0 -8 0 3 6 12-1

‘'E M A .t K O O m m a *E needed tc shore
luxury condo ó BC 2' 2 BA 
$200 
month plus 3 brfs Cali Mar» ¿¿5-23¿3 
T-15____________________

Em P r BED RO Ov in condo Toe muc*- 
too ‘ist $ . . 5 monm Cheap bills *i _* 
443 85c ofter 9 00pm '2 -2

N O N -S M O K iN G FEMALE ASAP share 
• replace 
2-2 on CR 
IOCjzj 
458 9 704 
Co "tac* Catay 
$ : ' 2 5Q 12-3____________

ncludes a D 

FEMALE. RESPONSIBLE 
roommote 
Excellent location Ca1 knst ¿ ' ’ -4552 
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to shore 2-2 condo

r$on$moking 

MALE OR tamale roommate fo r throe 
bed’ oom house neo- shuttle S350 plus 
utilities 4 6 7 -8 3 3 6 12-4

MATURE N O N S m O kE R ~T T T T s) Half 
block UT Single $210 (shore suppers 
bills, Eigh’ ho-semaies 47¿ 2002 2-2

HOUSEMATE W ANTED -o ' beouflfu 3- Í 
h ouse 
f re p la c e 
microwave. W D near SR shuttle Prefer 
graduate 441-5837 12-2

C e ilin g 

’ ans. 

SHARE CUTE 3-2 w,m 2 maies Non- 
smokers 3103 Che’ -yw ooc Wolk to 
compus $ 25 0/m o Reo -io 3 4 5 -0 8 3 5 
120 

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ROOMMATE NEEDED to rent 2/1 condo 
or *he C’ O.* $60C monta Al bills poid 
woshe' d rye ' 
firepioce, mierowove 
storting spr.nq semes'e- Col N iq or
Sher. 4 7 6 .9 3 5 6 ’ 2 2 ____________
HELP' We need third fernaie roommote 
Low rem 
luxury condc of) omemfles 
Aes- compus 4 * 4 ll8 0 ’ 2 1

MATURE cEMa l E fo sho-e 2-2 in quie’ 
North West H.lls neighborhood Lots o ' 
privacy Firepic e m.crowove FA shut
"e $ 20 0 - 2 bills 3 4 6 -6 5 7 ' 12 3

2 FEMALE roommates to shore room m 
2-2 condc Preservoflon Square ABP 
ond fully furnished Available immed o’e 
h 4 7 2 .5 :3 9 

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RESPONSIBLE N O N S M O k ER 7 - 7 ^ 
person co-ed house near UT Bedroom 
plur studrc, $ 2 3 0 4 -7 -3 4 2 3 >2 5

ROOMMATEiS WANTED to ” h 7 e , h i 
2Ba fnheio condo Washer a-ve 
un 
dergrourta parking, fireplace etc 477 -
.________
 
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C C N S f Fy ATIVE 
female ic shore 3-2 house $165/m o 

N O N S M O k N G 

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’ 2 ' 86 928 3 8 4 ' everrmgs 12-2

GRADUATE N O N S M O K IN G w o w o ' to 
shore 2-1 house Ntcefy carpeted Neor 
beauhful pork Avatiable January 1 467- 
887 8 12-5

GRAD STUDENT 
seeks nonsmoking 
femoie to share 2-2 N ew er complex 
fan, mmi-blmds, security feature* 
ceiling 
beautiful pool & clubhouse $ 2 2 5 * 
biiH Most be neo» 445-4919 12*3

MALE ROOMATE needed to shore large 
fumtsbed condo on IF after Jan I 4 6 7 - 
7 36 6 12-5

• MOST SUBJECTS
• ALL LEVELS

• LARGE SELECTION OF

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SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED

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• 630 — Computer

Services

' STATISTICAL C O N S U L T A N T will provide 
help with SP S S, EDIT, quantitative meth 
research 
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750 — Typing

• PAPERS REPORTS
• THESIS/BINDING
• LASER RESUMES

$ 8 .5 0
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Op#r»7 Days 
Sun-Thurs ’til MIDNIGHT!

750 — Typing

760 — Misc. Services

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At 27th & Guadalupe 
Plenty of Parking

4 7 2 - 3 2 1 0

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a lt er a t io n s'
CUSTOM TAILORING
For perfect fitting, p lease co m e 
to visit, with our seamstress, 

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pm M on -Sat. at Kikuya. 1126V? 
W . 6th St., Austin, TX 7 8 7 0 3 
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LOSE THAT EXCESS WEIGHT

4 You W ill not feel hungry 
* You’ll have more energy while doing so 

Hundreds of thousonds hove had fontashc 

success on this proven program Coll one of 

our consultants today, 339-697 /

1-15

H A V IN G A P A R m W h y not treat your

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P H Y SIC A L D IS E A S E S a re also psycho- 
spintual imbalances Recreate your ow n 
health A ccelerated Consciousness Train­
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T H ER A PEU T IC M A S S A G E Relieve stress, 
tension fatigue. Relax Student, 
faculty 
Jo h n Hart 397-6644 Tex Reg 
rates 
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Moseley kicks Cleveland past Houston

M o o n , R o zie r suffer injuries in g a m e; 
su rg ery s c h e d u le d M o n d a y for R o zie r

Associated Press

CLEVELAND- N ew ly acquired 
Mark Moseley kicked a 29-yard field 
goal with 16 seconds remaining in 
overtime Sunday as the Cleveland 
Browns capitalized on the second of 
Frank Minnifield's two overtime in­
terceptions to beat the 
I louston 
Oilers 13-10.

I he Browns, 9-4, who remained 
in first place in the American Con­
ference Central D ivision, had 
signed Moseley on W ednesday to 
replace Matt Bahr, who was sidelin­
ed by a knee injury last week

1 he 38-year-old Moseley, waived 
by the Washington Redskins in O c­
tober, kicked the game-winner into 
a brisk wind on Cleveland's third 
possession of the overtime, f he kick 
came nine plays after Minnitield 
had intercepted Houston's backup 
quarterback, Oliver Luck, for the 
second time in the extra period.

Minnifield returned the intercep­
tion 20 yards to the Houston 37, and 
Cleveland kept the winning drive 
alive when quarterback Bernio Ro­
sar hit Brian Brennan with a 7-yard 
pass on fourth-and-3 from the 30.

Luck replaced 

injured Warren 
Moon late in the fourth quarter and 
drove the Oilers 73 yards in 11 
plays, tying the game 10-10 on an

11-yard pass to rookie fullback Ray 
Wallace with >0 seconds to play in 
regulation.

Moon, who had thrown four in­
terceptions to bring his season total 
to 26, left the game bet uise of a bru­
I he Oilers, 3-10, 
ised right thumb 
also lost their leading rusher, Mike 
Ro/ier, to a severely sprained knee 
in the second quarter.

Houston Coach Jerry Clanville 
saiil Rozier would need surgery, 
and that the operation would he 
performed Monday.

Rozier rushed for 2o yards on sev 
en carries and caught one pass for 
15 yards before injuring the knee on 
a pass play with 7:58 to plnv in the 
second quarter. Ro/ier was taken 
off the field in a wheelchair.

Cleveland, which trailed 5-0 after 
Houston's lonv Zendejas kicked a 
47-yard field goal early in the third 
quarter, came hack to lead 10-3 mid- 
wav through the fourth quarter on a 
33-yard touchdown p a s s play from 
Rosar to Brennan and a 23-yard 
field goal by Moseley.

Cleveland cornerback Hanford 
Dixon, who had earlier intercepted 
a Moon pass in the end /one, grab­
bed his second interception of the 
game at the Oiler 31 to set up Mose­
ley's field goal vsitli 5:46 left in regu­
lation.

Houston’s Mike Rozier fumbles as he is tackled by Cleveland s Ray Ellis.

Associated Press

N e w England rallies to b o at Now O rleans

12-2

Associated Press

NEVA/ O R L E A N S — Just when it 
looks like the N ew England Patriots 
are finally going to lose, they find 
another way to win.

The Patriots scored touchdowns 
on a blocked punt and a fumble re­
covery in the final four minutes 
Sunday and defeated the N ew O r­
leans Saints 21-20. N ew England's 
seventh consecutive victory pulled 
them into a tie for first place with 
the N ew York Jets.

It was the third week in a row 
that the Patriots won in the late 
going. They defeated the Los Ange­
les Rams with a last-play pass into 
the end zone and rallied to beat Buf­
falo with a scoring drive in the last 
two minutes.

Lugene Profit, a rookie from Yale 
activated only two days earlier, 
blocked a punt, and Mosi Tatupu, a 
nine-year veteran, picked up the 
ball and raced 17 yards for a touch­
down with 3:51 left.

Two minutes later, with 1:49 left 
in the game, 278-pound rookie de­
fensive lineman Brent W illiam s ran 
21 yards with a fumble recovery for 
another TD.

"It's the sort of thing you dream 
about/' Profit said. " If I'd written 
the script, it couldn't have come out 
any better — may.be intercepting a 
pass and returning it for a touch­
down, but it couldn't have been 
much better."

Profit said his new teammates are

no longer surprised by their late- 
game magic.

"It's been that way all season. If 
the offense doesn't score, then the 
defense does, or the special teams," 
he said.

New Orleans led 13-7 when Brian 
Hansen dropped back to punt from 
his 31-yard line with less than four 
minutes remaining. Profit swept in 
untouched from the right side of the 
Patriots' defense and blocked the 
kick. Tatupu picked up the ball and 
scored.

■ Rams 17, Jets 3 — 

In East 
Rutherford, Jim Everett hit Kevin 
House with a 60-yard touchdown 
pass, Eric Dickerson ran for 107 
yards and the Los Angeles defense 
shut down New York's high-scoring 
offense.

Everett, making only his second 
N F L start, was intercepted on two 
of his first three passes. But after a 
96-yard drive by the Jets ended with 
Wesley W alker's fumble into the 
end zone, the rookie quarterback hit 
House with a third-and-4 pass from 
his own 40 in the first minute of the 
second quarter.

■ Bears 13, Steelers 10 — In C h i­
cago, Kevin Butler, who missed a 
field goal at the end of regulation 
play, redeemed himself with a 42- 
yard boot 3:55 into overtime as C h i­
cago clinched its third consecutive 
N FC Central Division title bv beat­
ing Pittsburgh.

■ Redskins 20, Cards 17 — In St. 
Louis, Washington took sole pos­

session of first place in the N F C East 
when Max Zendejas kicked a 27- 
yard field goal with four seconds to 
go against St. Louis, clinching at 
least a home wild-card berth for the 
Redskins.

Jay Schroeder completed 23 of 44 
passes for 256 yards for the Red­
skins.

■ Bills 17, Chiefs 14 — In Kansas 
City, Jim Kelly threw two touch­
down passes to Andre Reed as Buf­
falo ended the N F L's second-long­
est road 
losing streak ever by 
beating Kansas City.

I he Bills had lost 22 in a row on 
the road since winning in Kansas 
City on Dec. 4, 1983. The streak was 
one short of the record 23 lost by 
Houston between 1981-84.

■ Chargers 17, Colts 3 — In Indi­
anapolis, a 39-yard interception re­
turn by Jeff Dale set up Dan Fouts' 
30-yard touchdown pass to Wes 
Chandler in the first quarter, and 
San Diego went on to hand winless 
Indianapolis 
its 13th consecutive 
loss.

Fouts, listed as questionable for 
the game because of a bruised 
shoulder, hit 24 of 31 passes for 290 
yards.

■ Vikings 45, Buccaneers 13 — In
Minnesota, Y\ade W ilson, starting 
in 
his second consecutive game 
place of injured quarterback Tommy 
Kramer, completed 22 of 33 passes 
for a career-high 339 yards and 
three touchdowns, leading M inne­
sota over Tampa Bay.

In
■ Falcons 20, Dolphins 14 — 
Miami, I urk Schonert scrambled 4 
yards for a touchdown early in the 
final period, ending Atlanta's five- 
game losing streak and crippling 
Miami's slim playoff hopes.

intercepted 

The Falcons 

four 
passes to hold the league's No. 1 of­
fense in check except for two Dan 
Marino 
touchdown passes. The 
the 
Dolphins can only make 
playoffs if they win the rest of their 
three games and the Los Angeles 
Raiders lose their last three.

■ Broncos 34, Bengals 28 — In 
Denver, John Elvvav, who hadn't 
thrown a touchdown pass in the 
previous three games, fired three of 
them in a single quarter, lifting Den­
ver over Cincinnati.

Elw av's had second-period scor­
ing strikes of 4 yards to Vance John­
son, 19 yards to Mark Jackson and 8 
yards to Sammy W inder en route to 
a 34-14 lead going into the fourth 
quarter.

■ Eagles 33, Raiders 27 — In Los
Angeles, q uarterback R a n d all 
Cunningham scored on a 1-yard 
sneak at 8:07 ot overtime, giving 
Philadelphia an upset victory over 
Los Angeles.

Cunningham completed 22 of 39 
passes for 298 yards and three 
touchdowns, all to Mike Quick. 
Raiders quarterback Jim Plunkett hit 
16 ot 42 passes for 366 yards and 
two touchdowns, both to Jessie 
Hester.

From staff reports

Volleyball team opens playoffs

1 he lexas volleyball team will play Duke at 7 
p.m. 
ihursday in Gregory G ym in the first 
round of the N C A A playoffs. Texas received an 
automatic berth into the" 32-team field by finish­
ing first in the Southwest Conference.

Should the Longhorns win, they will host the 
South regional Dec. 12-13. 1 he other teams in 
the regional will be the winners of the matches 
between Southwest Texas State-University of 
Texas at Arlington, Arizona-LSU and Texas 
A&M-Georgia. Texas has defeated each of those 
teams at least once this season.

Last season, Texas needed just three games to 
defeat Duke in the first round of the playoffs and 
just three more to down Texas A & M in the first 
round of the regional, but lost to U C L A in the 
regional final.

I he playoff structure this season assures that a 
non-California team will go to the final four, 
which will be Dec. 18-20 in Stockton, Calif.

The eighth-ranked Longhorns (26-5) finished

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their regular season Saturday night by winning 
the championship match of the Ransler Invita­
tional. Texas defeated the host team, 17th- 
ranked Western Michigan, in three games.

lexas made it to the championship match bv 

defeating Tennessee in the first round.

No. 17 N .C . State a 69-68 win.

lexas lost a second-round game 80-68 to the 
host 
the 
team, Alaska-Anchorage, sending 
Longhorns to the third-round matchup with 
Louisville.

Texas knocks off Louisville 

UT women down USC in final

After suffering two tough losses at the Great 
Alaska Shootout, the Texas men's basketball 
team pulled off the biggest upset of the young 
season, beating defending national champion 
Louisville, 74-70.

Senior forward Raynard Davis hit four free 
throws in the final 22 seconds to provide the 
margin of victory. Davis finished with 12 points 
while Patrick f airs led the Longhorns with 18.

W hile free throws helped Texas beat the sec­
ond-ranked Cardinals, two free throws with no 
time remaining handed the Longhorns a first- 
round loss to North Carolina State. Fairs was 
called for a foul that sent the Wolfpack's W alker 
Lambiotte to the line with no time left on the 
clock. Lambiotte sank both free throws to give

The defending national champion Texas w om ­
en s basketball team extended its winning streak 
to 36 Saturday when it won the Southern C ali­
fornia Classic by defeating U SC , 89-69.

The matchup with U SC was a rematch of last 
year's N C A A championship game, which Texa^ 
won 97-81.

Texas, the No. 1 team in the nation, beat Cal 
State-Long Beach 100-86 in the first-round of the 
four-team tournament, behind senior All-Ameri­
can Andrea Lloyd's 21 points and 12 rebounds. 
Texas blew a 13-point lead in the second half and 
allowed the seventh-ranked 49ers to tie the game 
at 69 with 8:38 remaining. But Lloyd took 
charge, scoring 13 points in the second half to 
give the Longhorns a victory.

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university but [the recruits] want to 
know who is here and what kind of 
offense 
running before 
they'll come."

they're 

He said the tiring will hurt re­
cruiting this year and added that the 
long-term effects on the program 
will depend on who w ill come in as 
head coach.

One mentioned Akers' replace­
ment is Texas Tech Coach David 
McWilliams. 
year, 
In his 
M cWilliam s led the Red Raid ers to a 
7-4 record and a bid in the Inde­
pendence Bowl.

first 

McWilliams said he hasn't been 

thinking about returning to Texas.

"The situation in Austin has not 
been on my m ind ," he said. " M y 
only concern is getting my team 
ready for the Independence Bo w l."

Although they probably won't be 
heard, the players seem to favor the 
return of McWilliams.

"H e 's a great man and a great 
coach," Brawner said. "H e 's the 
kind of coach that commands the 
players' respect. He has a back­
loves the 
ground at Texas and 
school."

A&M

Continued from page 11

"T h ey were making good blocks 
and we just spent too much time on 
the field," safety Richard Peavy 
said. ' I hey have some good, big 
backs and you really have to wrap 
them up or they will gain another 
couple of yards every time."

Vick's total of 167 yards gave him 
the S W C rushing title with 960 
yards.

Akers cited the offense's inability

to move the ball in the second half 
as the main factor in the Longhorn
loss.

>ou can't give a team like that 
opportunities they don't earn," he 
said. "They had too many chames 
C u r defense had to stay on the field 
the second half way too m uch."

Slater added field goals of 41 and 

T4 yards to close out the scoring

 Survey dispels gun-ownership myths

Associated Press 

,
m l n 

South than elsew here 

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\ n .itio n w id f survey
show s high im o m i college educated A n n riu in s 
art* more lik e ly 
to ow n handguns than th e ir 
poorer urn m ployed counterparts, 
\& M { i m » i s it\ prof» ssors s.i\

tw o 

The more you ve got, the more vou w ant to 
protect it, said one of tin lesearthers t > ( her 
reli.

Some IS percent 

Am erican household- o w n 
at least one h an dgun according to tin sur\ev ot 
2.IH'o homes K I errell and W illia m Pride Most 
ot the ow ners are men and more live in the

Ih irte e n p e u e n t '*t Am ericans w ith lt*ss than 
$15,(XK) ann ual incom e ow ned handguns, com ­
pared w ith 22 percent ot those ea rning more 
than $-15,000, according to the stu d \

A ccording to tin survey, 21 percent of those 
w ith some col leg» e d m a tio n o w ned handguns, 
in contrast t*» J ! pen o n t »>t those w ith less than a 
high st In .(>| e ilu t atu>n 

N ineteen porcenl ot w hites o w n e d pistols, 

versus I \ p e rie n t ot non-w'hites.

Ferrell said he tourn l the results su rp risin g , 
since tin v tend to dispel notions that the dovvn- 
trodih n It» »k m ore readilv to d e a dly tore»

o i'u u e n iook more reauilv* to d e adly to ro 

. 

\ lot of the stereotypes m our souetv d o n 't 

pan out " he said 

I tighe r-incom e people ¡tr»' m ore likely ti» have 
pistols because they' have m ore money to buy 
them and are more sensitive to th e ir vu ln e ra b iii- 
tv , h r said

M on educated people an also more in d e ­
pendent and lik rlv to take care of th em se lve s,"
I e rrell said

O ther survey fin d in g s show the diM eretui b i- 
tvveen w h ite -co llar and bin» collar ha n dgun 
o w n e rsh ip is v o v slig h t, 21 percent to 2d p e r­
cent
cent

Austin couple a d o p ts L e b a n e s e baby

Associated Press 

Ig n o rin g A m erican governm ent 
w arnings to stay out of I ebanon, 
Sam and Sandy Moses of A u stin are 
back i n I exas after going to get th e ir 
31 /-m o n th old ad»ipted 
I ebanese 
son,

lo r th< Moseses, both ot w hom 
are ot Lebanese descent, the final 
steps in It gaily ad»>ptmg a I ebaiu se 
baby required as m uch pape rw o rk, 
persevt ranee and natu nee as the

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m ontns Of Drt'DtlFtlfUinS 
m onths of preparations before thev 
lett A u s tin N'ov 7 to b rin g hoitu 
their new son A n th o n y Nassib 
Mi ses

W'e d id n t |ust v\ant it handed t<> 
us Mrs Moses said Saturday of 
their decision to handle the adoo 
’As som eone said, 
tion themselves 
we w ent thro ugh the l a b o r pains ot 
a v i t ip tu in ."

lo get to Beirut 

from A u s tin 
there to I ondon 

to Dallas, and 

the coupl» Hew 
from 
I rom I o n d o n thev

tk o r.i 

AtU,»ns 

* 
í 
flew 
to A thens and from there to 
I arn.ua, ( vprus. 1 r, Larnaca, thev 
boarded a sh ip tor an e ig h t-h o u r 
m il across th< M e d ite rra iu an s»-a to 
jourue, Lebanon, about 12 mil» 
n o rth ot B eirut

"W e had to go that route because 
the 
[in B eirut] 
tía a irp o rt 
M oslem area ." Moses said. ' N o 1, 
bt mg A m ericans, and N o. 2, being 
C h ristia n I ebanese, it s not p< rm it • 
teiI for us to g»i throug h 

in 

is 

G e ttin g 

to Beirut 

trom A ustin

. .t 

1 ... 

t --- 1 i. 
took tw o days, but th e ir row ard was 
seeing \n th o n v to r the tirst tim e at 
the hospital w here he was p u t up 
tor ad option at b irth

i

W hen I saw his fa»»* it was like a 
breathless 
fe e lin g ," M rs Moses 
said. He look» d at u s 11kt hi* knew 
we were then ft r h im ."

It took .ill of ¡bout tw o seconds
of h o ld in g that baby to know we 
had done the rig h t th in g ," Moses 
said

lis tin i* 

A ro u n d C am pus is a d a ily co l­
umn 
I n iv e rsitv-re la te d at - 
tiv itie s sponsored by academic de­
partm ents, stu den t services and 
registered student o rg aniza tion s, 
lo appear in A ro u n d C am pus, o r­
ganizations m ust be registered w ith 
the O ffic e o f S tudent A itiv itie s . 
A nnouncem ents m ust be su b m itte d 
on the correct fo rm , a va ila b le in 
I he I )a ify I e \a n o ffic e , by 11 a.m . 
I he 
the day before p u b lic a tio n . 
lex a n reserves the rig h t to 
D a ily 
edit subm ission s 
to 
style rules, a lth o u g h no s ig n ific a n t 
changes w ill be made.

to con form 

The Black S tu dent A llia n c e w ill 
I ut sday in 

hold u m eeting at 7 p m 
I n ive rs itv Leaching C enter \ 110 

Hu* S tudents' Association M i­
nority A ffairs C o m m itte i w ill hold 
an e xecutivi board m eeting 5 p m 
M onday in the I exas U n ion B u ild ­
ing Board of I Jirectors Room 

The U n iv e rs ity W in e C lu b w ill 
have the fina l party 7 p m Wednes*

I tter M um m 1 louse 
d ‘iv in I ila B 
1 ' 
ls s ~ t, .i m em bi r - and $12 tor 
gut os Ri sorvations must be in Box 
237, t am pus \. tiv itie- ( )ffn e, bv 1 
1' m M onday 

M exican Am erican S tudent le a d 
e tsh ip (, o uncil w ill hold a m eeting 7 
p m M on dav m the 
I exas t mon 
B u ild in g c hicano t u ltu re Room.

I he Baptist S tudent I n io n w ill 
o ffe r free advanced conversational 
I nglish ! p m Mondays at 2204 San 
\ n t i uno St 

Baptist Student I nio n vs ill o ffe r 
s 3 Ml p m Mon 
>dav at 22 ¡4 San

a fret
day th ro u g h ihursdav a 
A n to n u j St

P rem edical P redental
t io n w ill bt* s o ilin g tic k t 
'i u lt tid e S o m ito r m a l o n L r id 
tn k e ts w ill b* s¡ *10 b< tv\ t e n
a n d 5 p m M o n d a v o n 
th
Mai

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. ti** the
I he
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i a m
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•ii p ie
i he Puerto Rican S tudents 

\sso-

p.m M ondav m D orothv Gebauer 
S tudent Services B u ild in g 2 116 

I he D epartm ent ot M ilita ry Sci­
ence is accepting tw o- and three- 
year scholarship applicatio ns be­
tw een 7:30 a m 
and 1 30 p m 
M onday th ro u g h Lridav d u rin g De- 
cemher and January 
in Russell A 
Steindam I fa ll 110 

T he D e partm e nt o f G erm anic 
’ Lhc 
in D utch Fic­
* p m Monday in B a t t s H all 
I lo speakt r is |an i K>nkt rs a 

I anguages w ill have a lecturt 
Image ot Am erican 
tio n ,' 
201 
I )utc h vc riter 

Democracy 

C ird e K In te rn a tio n a l w ill have a 
new m em ber in d u ctio n K p m M o n ­
day at Bananas Restaurant and Bar 
in 

\ca d e m ia w ill 
hold a railv for divestm ent before 
the L I 
* n t s

•m Board ot Ri 
Rally w ill be he 
a m and 1.30 
. West M all 
1 he (a m p u s A ctivitie s O ffic e is 
I ice tu ins tor the i ead*

tw een
V l.in.t

p m

ership Board Lor m ore in fo rm a tio n ,
call C am pus A ctivities O ffice at 471 - 
M (65

D e pa rtm e nt o f L in g u is tic s w ill
have a co llo q u iu m 3 p m M o n d a y 
in U n iv e rsity 
le a c h in g C e n te r 
1 132 Don Weeda w ill speak on 
"Possible G eom etries 
t o r Prosodic 
R e d u p lica tio n ."

The C enter fo r M id d le Eastern
S tu d ii s and 1 >epartment ot ( )rienta! 
and A frica n I anguages and I ltera- 
tures w ill hold a lecture on "Is ra e l­
ites and P hilistines m the Period of 
the lodges 
s p m M o n d a y in A rt 
B u ild in g 1 110 The speaker is A m i 
M a /a r tro m the Institute ot Archae­
ology’ at the H ebrew t nr, ersity.

G o ld e n Key N a tio n a l H o n o r So-
cietv new m em ber certificates may* 
be* pu ked up fro m 2 to 3 p m and 
* W 
;o 3 30 p m M onday and 
Wednesday and 
to 
ni*on Tuesday

fro m 10 a m 

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l o r fo o tb a ll fans, De< e m b e r 
to
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w a ti h a n a v a la n c h e of 
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p la yo ffs But 
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it should p ro v o k e re 
four hes ff 
fle< tion from e v e n flu* m ost h y p ­
n o tized co u ch p o ta to e s

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s io n m o n e y — p la ys n the b o w l 
ja m e s h as c o m e to the fore
front O ld e r b o w ls like the Rose 
Bow l a n d the Sun B ow l m ight try 
to stand o n their tra d itio n s of 
these g ra n d - 
co m p etitio n but 
d a d d ie s a re in creasin g ly fa c e d 
w ith co m p e titio n from the n ew er 
b o w ls for th e te a m s that will in­
c re a s e their s h a re o f th e ratin g s
p i e

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g a m e as a co n test of h o n o r b e ­
tw e e n tw o s< hoots is in d a n g e r 
of b e c o m in g like the term s "s tu - 
d e n t-a th le te " or " fa ir re cru itin g "
— just a n o th e r o n e o f the illu­
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c o lle g e 
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su rrou n d 

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N o w h e r e is this m o re a p p a r ­

the Fiesta Bow l
the 

ent th an in the m a n e u v e rin g that 
su rro u n d e d 
O rig in a lly , 
Fiesta B ow l, 
whit h is p la y e d on the A rizo n a 
State c a m p u s in T em p e, w as a 
s h o w c a s e for th e w inner of the 
W e tern Athletic C o n fe re n c e 
p lo y e d d u rin g the 
in 
Dec e m b e r W h e n A riz o n a 'state 
left tfit W A C a n d jo in e d the P a- 
10 C o n fe re n c e ab o u * a 
c if 
ie c a d e or so a g o , the Fiesta 
B o w l d e c id e d to p la y on N e w 
Y e a r ' s I ) u y in a n eff< >rt to r ittrac t 
b ig g e r s< hools, w th a n e y e to 
w a rd s m o re television ex p o s u re 
a n d , co n se q u en tly , m o re m o n ­
ey

lost weel< 

This y e a r , tlx it m o v e p a id off 
h a n d s o m e ly for the Fiesta Bowl 
W ith tw o in d e p e n d e n t schools 
— M ia m i a n d Penn S tate — 
both u n d efe atr 
a t the to p of 
the polls, the F resta Bow l seized 
the o p p o rtu n ity to host the n a ­
tion al c h a m p io n s h ip , since it is 
the only N e w Y e a r's D a y c o n ­
test w ith o u t a n o b lig a tio n to a 
c o n fe re n c e affiliatio n

But this y e a r the Fiesta Bowl 
w o n '* b e p la y e d on N e w Y e a r's 
D a y , b ut ra th e r on Jan 2, als o 
kn o w n as the D a y A fte r N e w 
Y e a r's D a y , a n d the re as o n is 
p u re television p ro g ra m m in g . In 
its tra d itio n a l spot on N B C d u r­
ing the a fte rn o o n of Jan. 1, the

Fiesta Bow l on N B C must c o m ­
p e te a g a in s t the S u g a r Bowl on 
A B C a n d the C o tto n Bow) on 
the n a tio n a l 
C B S By m o vin g 
c h a m p io n s h ip g a m e 
to prim e 
tim e Jan 2, N B C c a n assure it­
self m uch h ig h er ratings.

I fa d M ia m i 

los' to the East 
C a ro lin a Pirates on T hanksg iv­
ing D a y , Fiesta Bow l officials 
a n d N B C p ro g ra m m e rs w ou ld 
h a v e u n d o u b te d ly m o v e d 
the 
g a m e b a c k to a N e w Y ea r's 
D a y kickoff, since the h yp e of a 
"p rim e tim e, N a tio n a l C h a m p í- 
o nship S h o w d o w n " w o u ld h ave 
lost, a lo n g w ith the m il­
b e e n 
lions of d o llars th at T o y o ta a n d 
IB M w o u ld h a v e p a id for c o m ­
m ercial tim e.

A n d losing th a t e d g e w o u ld 
als o m e a n losing so m e of the 
m o n e y th at the b o w ls p a y to 
e a c h school. For the m ost p a rt, 
a b o w l will o ffer a sh are of 
m o n e y for e a c h te a m , a n d th at 
te a m , in turn, g ives h alf o f its 
sh are to the c o lle g e a n d half to 
its c o n fe re n c e . The sh ares p e r 
te a m 
a p a ltry 
$ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 for Fresno's C a lifo rn ia 
Bow! to $ 5 .9 million for the Rose 
Bowl

ra n g e 

from 

W h e n Texas A & M d e fe a te d 
Texas on T h a n k sg iv in g , it w o n 
itself a So uth w est C o n fe re n c e 
t i t l e a n d a C o tto n Bow l berth

The irony is th at in d o in g so, the 
A g g ie s " lo s t" ro u gh ly $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 , 
The 
a fte rn o o n C o tto n Bowl 
p ays a m e a g e r $2 1 million, 
c o m p a re d 
the $2 4 million 
that S W C runner up A rk a n s a s 
will re a p w h e n it faces O k la h o ­
m a in the O r a n g e Bowl in prim e 
tim e on Jan. 1.

to 

Yet th e re ve n u es from te le v i­
sion a re n ot the only sources of 
m o n e y for b o w l g a m e s . C o r p o ­
ra te sp o nsorship ploys a s te a d i­
ly increasin g ro le in the fu nd ing 
for th ese contests This b e g a n in 
the e a rly p a rt o f this d e c a d e , 
F l o r i d a C i t r u s 
w h e n 
G ro w e rs ' A sso ciatio n kicked in 
e n o u g h m o n e y to c h a n g e the 
n a m e of O r la n d o 's T a n g e rin e 
Bow l to the F lo rid a C itrus Bow l.

t h e 

P erhaps m ost strikingly, El 
Paso's Sun Bow l has b e e n re- 
christened 
the John H a n c o c k 
Sun Bow l, le a d in g so m e El P a ­
soans to call th e g a m e the In ­
su ran ce Bow l.

But o f co u rse , th ese d etails 
will all seem very insignificant to 
the a v e r a g e p o ta to on 
the 
couch w h e n the b o w l b a rr a g e 
g ets g o in g seriously. 
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HAVE A 
SPRAINED 
WRIST, 
KNEE, 
OR ANKLE?

'H a m m e r ' subverts 
p o lic e / a c tio n g e n r e

J O E B E L K
d a ily te x a n s ta ff

" H e m a k e s D irty H a r r y lo o k 

like D e a r A b b y
H e m a k e s A ttila th e H u n lo o k
like Phil D o n a h u e
H e m a k e s G e n g h is K h a n lo o k
like C h a k a K h a n
H e 's S le d g e H a m m e r ! " — r a d io
a d v e rtis e m e n t fo r A B C ' s n e w
S le d g e H a m m e r !

G iv e n 

title s e q u e n c e a n d 

th e o v e rly d r a m a tic 
e x c e s se s a n d fa r - fe tc h e d p r e m ­
ises o f s h o w s like M c G y v e r , The 
E q u a liz e r, a n d M ik e H a m m e r , 
the 
initial 
lo o k o f S le d g e H a m m e r ! m a y 
b e tra y the fa c t th at this is a c t u ­
a lly a p a r o d y o f th e s e s h o w s 
a n d oth ers. But S le d g e , 
like 
M a x w e ll S m art b e fo r e him, u ses 
p lo t d e v ic e s in jest th at o th e r 
s h o w s m ig h t u se se riou sly .

F o r e x a m p le , in th e b e s t e p i­
s o d e to d a te , S le d g e H a m m e r 
in v e s tig a te d the d e a th s o f s e v ­
e ra l Elvis 
im p e r s o n a to rs (w h o 
w e r e all b lu d g e o n e d w ith a 
g o ld e n m ic ro p h o n e .) A d m it t e d ­
ly, this is a little m o re b iz a rre 
th an the " p a tte r n k illin g s " o f 
'7 0 s c r im e - d r a m a , w h ic h u s u a lly 
e m p lo y e d m o re " p la u s ib le " v ic ­
tims like r a c in g jo c k e y s o r girls 
in a C a t h o lic s c h o o l. A n d yet, 
w h e n S le d g e g o e s 
th e 
m o r g u e a n d s e e s a r o w o f b la c k 
p o m p a d o u r s , o n e h a lfw a y e x ­
p e c ts to s e e Q u in c y ta g g in g 
toes.

to 

D e te c tiv e S le d g e H a m m e r 
( D a v id R a sch e ) is sexist, r e a c ­
tio n a ry a n d b ru ta l, a n d to to p it 
off, h a s a n u n h e a lth y fire a rm fix­
atio n . H is p a rtn e r, a fe m a le c o p 
(A n n e - 
n a m e d D o ri D e R o u x 
is a sen sitive, 
M a r ie M a rtin ) , 
c a r in g 
s im u lta ­
n e o u sly tries to c u rb S le d g e 's 
p o lic e bru ta lity a n d d e a l w ith his 
c h a u v in is m .

o ffic e r w h o 

W h ile m u c h o f H a m m e r 's h u ­
m o r ce n te rs o n p e rp e tu a te d 
s te re o ty p e s, it m o re o fte n p o k e s 
fun a t the th in g s h e s ta n d s for. 
In o n e e p is o d e , S le d g e is a p ­
p r o a c h e d b y s o m e p o lic e o ffi­
c e rs w h o h a v e b e e n a c tin g a s 
vigilantes.-

" H o w w o u ld y o u like to join a

c la n d e s tin e g r o u p o f in d iv id u a ls 
d e d ic a t e d to rig h tin g w r o n g s of 
the lib e ra l co u rt system th ro u g h 
fo r c e a n d a g g r e s s io n ? , " th e o f ­
fice rs ask. H a m m e r 's 
reply: 
" T h a n k s , b u t 
I'm a lr e a d y a 
c a r d - c a r r y in g m e m b e r o f the 
R e p u b lic a n P a rty ."

But c o m e b a c k , G e o r g e W ill, 
th e h u m o r is a ls o u s e d to m a k e 
fun o f lib e ra l id io s y n c r a c ie s . In 
the 
s a m e v ig ila n te e p is o d e , 
S le d g e is fo r c e d to d e a l w ith a 
lib e ra l fe m a le d istrict a tto rn e y 
(in a c tu a lity , th e m a s te rm in d o f 
the v ig ila n te g ro u p ). In p a rtin g , 
h e refers to h e r a s M is s C o llin s . 
" T h a t's M s . 
C o llin s , M is t e r 
H a m m e r , " s h e retorts a n g rily . 
H a m m e r s n a p s b a c k , " T h a t's 
M u r r r . "

Like P o lic e S q u a d , a n o th e r ill- 
fa t e d 
c o p - s h o w p a r o d y , a 
g o o d d e a l o f this h u m o r is re a lly 
jo k e s 
silly, but e v e n th e b a d 
(a n d fe w a r e a s b a d a s w h a t 
p a s s fo r g o o d jo k e s o n m o st 
s h o w s) b e n e fit b y their re la tio n 
to th e o u t r a g e o u s p lo tlin e s , e x ­
a g g e r a t e d c h a ra c te r s , a n d the 
u s u a lly g e n e r o u s h e lp in g o f 
g o o d m a te ria l.

I've h e a r d c o m p la in ts 

th at 
S le d g e H a m m e r ! d o e s n 't w o rk 
b e c a u s e o f m is ca stin g , b u t I 
think the fa c t th a t th e s e a c to r s 
c o u ld just a s e a s ily b e o n a le ­
g itim a te p o lic e s h o w ( R a s ch e 
lo o k s like h e c o u ld h a v e s u b b e d 
a s M ik e H a m m e r d u rin g S ta c y 
K e a c h 's 
in c a r c e r a tio n ) 
h e lp s the s h o w 's s u b v e r s io n of 
the g e n re , just a s Le slie N ie l­
s e n 's d e a d p a n style d id o n P o ­
lice Squad.

re ce n t 

S le d g e H a m m e r ! h a s a lr e a d y 
o u tla s te d P o lic e S q u a d . It's a ls o 
b e e n m o v e d fro m its in itial F ri­
d a y slo t ( a g a in s t D a lla s a n d M i ­
a m i Vice) to a le ss c o m p e titiv e 
S a tu rd a y berth. Still, g iv e n the 
u n w illin g n e s s o f te le v is io n e x e c ­
utives 
its 
c h a n c e s , 
c h a n c e s o f su rv iv a l cue slim.

ta k e 

to 

S le d g e H a m m e r ! is a s fu n n y 
a n d o ff- th e - w a ll a s just a b o u t 
a n y th in g o n n e tw o rk TV right 
n o w , s o w a tc h it w h ile y o u c a n 
(in o th e r w o r d s , c a tc h it b e fo r e 
the jo k e runs out). O r a s S le d g e 
w o u ld put it "Tru st m e I k n o w 
w h a t I'm d o in g . "

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12:15

Burton Based on 
the novel by George 
Orwell A man searches for hope amid a 
repressive, totalitarian society that he can 
neither comprehend nor tolerate R 

1:00
® 60 La Hora Del Coraie" (No Date) John 
Ireland. Marck Damon. Dos aventureros uni­
dos por distintos motivos, para recuperar el 
botín del robo a un banco.

1:05
Q9 * * * The Cotton Club" (1984) Richard 
Gere, Gregory Hines In the 1930s, a jazz mu­
sician saves the life of a powerful racketeer 
and is towed deeper and deeper into the vio­
lent world of gangsters and gunmen In ster­
eo. R’ g

1:35
03 A A "Pot O' Gold" (1941) James Stew­
art, Paulette Goddard A young boy con­
vinces his radio star father to give members 
of a band a chance to perform on his radio 
program

12:00
ff i CD La Golfa Del Barrio" (No Date) Sasha 
Montenegro. Lalo. Un hombre le propone 
matrimonio a una golfa y esta quiere que el 
viva una temporada en su propro mundo, 
para que la comprenda mejor.
03 
* * "Law Of The Underworld" (1938)
Chester Morris, Anne Shirley. A pair of young 
people inadvertently find themselves aiding 
and abetting a slick gangster who has been 
posing as a respected man of virtue.

12:05
© ★ ★ 2 "St Elmo’s Fire” (1985) Rob Lowe, 
Demi Moore. In Washington, seven recent 
college graduates have varying degrees of 
success in confronting adult realities and re­
sponsibilities In stereo R g 

* * 

® O 
"Packin’ It In" (1983) Richard 
Benjamin, Paula Prentiss. Fed up with the ev­
eryday pressures of city life, a couple packs 
up their two protesting children and heads 
for the "simple” life in the wilds of Oregon.
<R)

12:30
CD * * "Bedroom Eyes" (1984) Kenneth Gil­
man, Dayle Haddon A jogger's obsession 
with a woman he happens to spy through a 
window turns to terror when he witnesses her 
murder

1:00

f f i 
A ' 2 "Hell's Angels '69" (1969) Tom 
Stern, Jeremy Slate. When two brothers pos­
ing as members of a tough motorcycle gang 
pull off an elaborate robbery, the gang sets 
out after them in revenge.

12:00
03 A A "Molly And Lawless John" (1972) 
Vera Miles, Clu Gulager A condemned out­
law escapes his doom by flattering the sher­
iff's wife into becoming his getaway accom­
plice.

12:05

* * 2 "Safari 

(D 
(1956) Victor Mature, 
Janet Leigh While on a safari, an African

12:00

f f i a a * 
'Smash-Up, The Story Of A Wom­
an" (1947) Susan Hayward. Lee Bowman. 
The wife of a struggling songwriter finds she 
cannot cope with his neglect or her own feel­
ings of uselessness and turns to alcohol as a 
result.
"Bill Cosby, H im se lf (1982) Bill 
Q3 A A * 
Cosby. The comedian 
looks at everyday 
faults and foibles and performs his famous 
characterizations 'PG'
(E) 
‘The Bitch" (1979) Joan Collins, Mi­
chael Coby. After an extramarital affair de­
stroys her marriage, a high-living woman 
searches for other sources of funding R' 

* 

12:10
® O ★ * '• 2 "M irror, M irror” (1979) Lee 
Meriwether, Loretta Swit. Three women pla­
gued by different desires and obsessions
seek the help of a noted Beverly Hills plastic 
surgeon. (R)

12:45
f f i CD "Ultraje" (No Date) Troy Donohue, Ali­
cia Enemas. Una mujer decide vengarse bru­
talmente de quienes la ultrajaron sin miseri­
cordia

12:50
<D "M odel Behavior" (1985) Bruce Lyons, 
Richard Bekms. Two young men pose as 
bigwigs in New York's world of high-fashion 
modeling to meet women.
1:10

(D 
A ★ V'2 "B irds Of Prey" (1973) David
Janssen, Ralph Meeker. While on his job re­
porting traffic conditions from the air, a pilot 
sees an armored-car holdup.

12:00
6D A A ’ 2 "Parachute Battalion" (1941) Rob­
ert Preston, Edmond O'Brien. Two parachute 
rookies undergoing training together become 
rivals for the same girl.

12:10

12:55

( 7 ) 0 
* * "This Time Forever" (1980)
Claire Pimpare, Vincent Van Patten. A 
French Canadian girl falls in love with a brash 
American college student studying in Mon­
treal. (R)

CD 
★ * * "House On Greenapple Road" 
(1970) Christopher George, Janet Leigh. Cir­
cumstantial evidence implicates a man as his 
wife's murderer.
© A A A 1984" (1984) John Hurt, Richard

NEW GAME!
NIGHT STOCKER 22nd & Guadalupe

(on the drag)

guide encounters the Mau Mau natives who 
killed his family

12:10

a A The Fighter 

® 0 
(1983) Gregory 
Harrison. Glynms O'Connor. An unemployed 
mill worker, hoping to earn some extra mon­
ey, puts his marriage and his life on the line 
when he tries his luck at amateur boxing (R) 
12:30

a a ' ? 

"Circle Of Deception 

(D 
(1961| 
Bradford Dillman, Suzy Parker A captured 
British agent reveals information under to r­
ture, but the information proves to be mis­
leading to the Nazis.

CD 
★ ' 2 "King Solomon's Mines" (1985) 
Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone Hungry 
cannibals and German soldiers threaten an 
adventurer and an archaeologist's daughter 
as 
legendary under­
for the 
ground African treasure In stereo. ‘PG-13’ 

they search 

12:45

1:05

Q3 A A ' 2 "Grandview. U S.A 
(1984) Jamie 
Lee Curtis, C Thomas Howell. An independ­
ent-minded raceway owner battles small­
town corruption to retain control of her track, 
while embarking on an affair with a younger 
man. R’ g

11:50
© A "C hristina" (1984) Jewel Shepard The 
erotic and dangerous exploits of a globetrot­
ting playgirl-heiress-publisher 

12:10
A A 12 
"Cattle Annie And Little 
® 0 
(1980) Burt Lancaster, John Sav­
Britches 
age Two tough outlaws pick up a pair of 
teen-age girls and take them along on their 
adventures. (R)

★ A 

"Best Defense" (1984) Dudley

CD 
Moore. Eddie Murphy. A hapless engineer’s 
plans for a new tank gyro are failing as miser­
ably as his marriage, and overseas two years 
later, a tank commander endures the results. 
" R ' g

12:30

"One Frightened Night 

03 A A 
(1935)
Charley Grapewin. Mary Carlisle. Murder re­
sults when a multi-millionaire bequeaths each 
member of his family $1 million and two 
women appear claiming to be his grandchil­
dren

1.00
f f i CD Sangre Derramada" (No Date) Irma 
Lozano, Fernando Larranaga. Una rebelión 
de hombres y muieres jovenes es reprimida 
cruelmente por fuerzas militares, cuando el 
gobierno cree que esta en peligro su estabili­
dad
© O 
(1968)
* King Kong Escapes 
Rhodes Reason, Linda Miller The giant ape 
falls under a beautiful woman's spell and bat­
tles a would-be world conqueror's robot 
monsters.

12:00
© A A "Home In Oklahoma" (1947) Roy 
Rogers, George " Gabby” Hayes. A mis­
chievous woman sets out to lasso Gabby’s 
spread

12:05
CD a a a Brazil" (1985) Jonathan Pryce. 
Robert DeNiro. An unambitious civil servant 
hopes to meet the woman of his dreams, a 
person suspected of being involved in a ter­
rorist group's subversive activities In stereo 
‘R ’ g

12:30
03 CD La Golfa Del Barrio" (No Date) Sasha 
Montenegro, Lalo. Un hombre le propone 
matrimonio a una golfa y esta quiere que el 
viva una temporada en su propro mundo, 
para que la comprenda mejor 

12:45
© "Snow Bunnies" (1983) Max Muxender, 
Judith Frisch Dad’s none too thrilled when 
his daughter takes up with his Bavarian re­
sort s Ski instructor

12:55
CD a A '1? “ Maria’s Lovers" (1984) Nastassja 
Kinski, John Savage. Her war-scarred hus­
band’s emotional inability to consummate 
their marriage drives a young woman into a 
series of affairs with other men "R"

1:00

© §2 A A "Carnival Story 
(1954) Anne 
Baxter, Steve Cochran. Romance results in 
tragedy for a young German girl when she 
becomes a carnival high diver.
00 A v2 "She Demons" (1958) Irish McCalla. 
Tod Griffin Four shipwreck survivors on a 
South Seas island stumble onto a secret Nazi 
"laboratory."
® f f i 
Date) La India Maria
( § ) ( • ) a a a "N ot With My Wife, You D on't" 
(1966) Tony Curtis. Virna List.

"Tonta Tonta Pero No Tanto 

(No 

CD 
* * "Ninja W ars" (1984) Sonny Chiba, 
henry Sanada A man shields two women 
from the corruption and violence of 16th-cen­
tury feudal Japan

11:55

12:30

© 
A A "Outlaw Roundup" (1944) Dave 
O’Brien, Jim Newill Texas rangers discover 
the hiding place of a gang 0 » outlaws who rob 
stagecoaches.

12:40
© a a "S tick" (1984) Burt Reynolds, Can­
dice Bergen An ex-con's attempt to avenge 
his prison buddy's murder brings him face- 
to-face with Florida mobsters In stereo "R"
Q

12:55

CD A A V, 
Into the Night" (1984) Jeff Gold­
blum. Michelle Pfeiffer A bored aerospace 
engineer receives some uninvited excitement 
when he becomes involved with an irresisti­
ble gem smuggler R’ g 
1:00
03 CD El Complot Mongol" (No Date) Pedro 
Armendariz, Blanca Guerra Dos presidentes 
su reúnen y uno de ellos debe morir y un 
detective duro le corresponde desbaratar el 
complot
03 A A ’ ? " Memphis Belle” (1944) Narrated 
by Ed Kern. Features the U.S. Army Eighth 
Air Force, its army strategists and actual 
flights over Germany.
CD * * a "The Importance Of Being Ear­
nest" (1952) Michael Redgrave, Margaret 
Rutherford. Based on 
the play by Oscar 
Wilde. Two men vie for the affections of a girl 
who will only marry a man if his name is "E r­
nest "

1:45
CD a a a "A irplane1" (1980) Robert Hays 
Julie Hagerty In this spoof of disaster films, 
an airliner's crew succumbs to food poison­
ing and a nervous former war pilot is pressed 
into service 'PG*

1:55
© a a Ghost Ship" (1952) Dermot Walsh. 
Hazel Court A young couple discover that 
the 
is 
they 
"jin xed" by unseen forces 

just purchased 

luxury yacht 

2:00
© A A A 12 Bananas" (1971) Woody Allen. 
Louise Lasser. A product tester, bored with 
his everyday routine, goes to a small Latin 
American country and becomes a dictator 
during a political upheaval. PG'

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