Da il y T ex a n Vol. 86, No. 160 The student newspaper of The Univers * / o4 Texas at Austin Monday, June 15. 1987 25c South Korean police use tear gas on protesters Associated Press 81 O t 1 South Korea — Police tiring tear gas moved back to the area ot South Ko- rea's main Roman < atholi* center M ndav to break up crowds of thousands shou ting anti gov ernment slogans After five dav s of confrontation and v av­ lence the police had been pulled ba* k iate Sundav night from the Mvongdong C athe- dral comfxnind and a band of about 2( H) told student p r o t e s t e r s th* v were free to leav e ins*d* had been The students then n ar* hed out and one priest said the ge had ended But a short time Iat*:, the t Cfs marched back into i i» compound and b* gan a sit in, and i * *ovvd ot thous,inds on formed to shout the stre* ts outsid* q .11 - encouragement for b.em and criticism ot tlie **'nment Riot police and p a m* kdh*s police who had been mov ed a * w bks ks away over- tiring tear gas night returned to th a s*( n* and sending the cr*n d tl*. mg A police cordon * ien was s*-t up at the main gates of the cat a* dr >! com nit * 1 I Police icted atter di i li* n . pt Opit , * them of he* workers in suits and manv dr* sses swarmed t*>ward the cathedral at lun*h time to Join i i th. anti government protests "D ow n with th. military c the crowds said Hundreds of people k»okin wm*lows of surrounding applauded and show**r**d tl with hundreds of re d , white vvers Ab*»ut 300 stud**nts took ov. dong < at hed ral compound in the capital last «'>. dne-dav , * berated zone ' when anti-gov tests flared across South Kor*\ \t mid morning M*»nday, voted 111 to 93 to remain in but the debate * ontmued I ht' vote was in the Cardin,)! Stephen Kim Sou*hwan, Korea s highest ranking thur* h lead* other Catholic officials. They urged t! dents to withdraw emphasizing th protest site was a religious center, university campus nt» demanded that the g ne MUU it rol**. spte • u * u the unre^ iv» been arre* ustodv bl t tur p n* rs detained i 1. >r.. □ nation wi t week nm erit« L T regents seek unity with Blanton as chair By M ATTHEW M ATEJOW SKY Da . Texan Sta* hairmanship vs a» also bv two returning board and Robert Blanton * h e wanted H a v s p ,v¡- !\ Ha\ had tive oppo he nine member board to t Cj\ e the r OUld •tore. the >v H. th. text biennium for th ; higher educatio to it» 19s 5 levels egi»tature needs t< ualitv bv 12 ugher edu- of mcreas- i percent, ase would ig t exas natioi n * .. f , tore funding • re. pav competi- versitv tacultv in in Texas are 15 national a\ erage. as election Blanton said would continue in the di- av h.;U taken it, but he t sav vs hat his strategy as would be Ah int high- Biarvton responded to questions about hi» position on dive'fm ent and other controversial issues by emphasizing the chairman is only one member of the board He said ht had "strong personal feelings' about m am issues, but he said he did not think it right ror the chair­ identitx his opinions w:th man u those ot the board ne t to run should di- With tne election o f Blanton, the perception ot discord board will probable be more uni­ tied but th*. dommanct of the chair­ members betaust the 'd over funding Hav man will declin* as the board seeks uni tv in the tight for increased state funding for higher education a\ s meeting Vice Le t it fly By KER1 KRt NECK Austinites get respite f rom constant storms nd h* dec’ll term m' tbs Marble t lee i a. . a *>0 Me’copo ta Cc-e 6 m Austin urfc Ju‘y 2 us a f©c yrr^ c wtl p e r t o m m 4 p r I a 0 0 Qqrman *0 0 0 * two ¿it-3 $ 1 J6 00 * Ú 3 QfOUl Of SOtfi Conrad a 1959 UT Cowboys Ce* t€ nr a Ha: 3^0 *ar sonqs by Spanish T e x a s’ budget woes increase with unt By GINA ROMERO Solutions to ftscai mess probably not forthcom ing, page 6 tax the v o n q ! : viav that i* in projected » budg* t neg*it sion r, *■ i all* r B*>b Bulks * • iat. ts w ill hav * So'^.s nil te r* \efiues to wCMtk wit ions in the up*, onung sp W ith Bullo* f s updated forecast 1* gislators v* ill hav** to dos* a 5 billion detuit in tin up uim ing s|H*cuil legislative session, scheduled to begin June 22 Bullock said the tailure ot th*1 economv to r* cover as predicted ths» spring deprived the state ot more than So >4 million in sales tax ?e\* nue and caused other economv-driven taxes to lag behind predictions bv more than $193 million "Texas' etonomv has hit rotk-bottom and, vs ith no immediate tax collections won t grow as Bullock said m rapidlv as predicted in January ■S' ' 1 ,\ . latest rev ti 8 '4 *t' ate ! tU it ! ridav h ound in th d f* tune mort get si p:e\ > and forecasts tl mated he said A coup ular s e s s i deeper v t legal issues solved dunng the reg- >t the legisla tun helped avoid even in the revenue e»timatt Bulksk iv in respom vudget wtittn Is ICniwUI1 dav since the ' * 1 he further announcer! underscore v ot e d t** halt the stat< s franchise promisi ig out future, a i u u e s i u t * would not a t than S2 - * m PP ewis issued Bulk v s ' n t < ase Appropri. nt bv v omptr. h* nt t d tor us g priorities whi I ewis said m i­ m e tiocK tullv ■ American soldier killed m Honduras •>0 e> w is snot tc leaf Sat may *es’'ia" sa»e 3 | ■ Gonzaiez aide says private funds nay be used ter erter * * . . - * nan** Gonoaez ssiú Friday tne commtssx ne> a !< u t a ^evocerte* to bis consMuerts some way or .13» \ '* 1 S ;v.s:.ig** * v : ~ - si • Lakers throttle Celtics NBA championship 7 106-93 W E A T H E R D o n 't hold breath yo u r I NDEX De in lee . < • unde Ented -. nn ent SDOrfS State & Loca.) ur versitv yVor*d & Nat or 10 1 *4 4 9 7 6 5 3 Education secretan suggests extended prison sentences for some AIDS inmates Associated Press >RK M W Education Secretary Wit liarn Bennett sav» the government mav want t*> extend the imprisonment ot in­ mate» with \1PS who threaten to »nte*t other people after their release I hi» i» a v ery tough i»sue 1 don t think there » an easv answer to it Bennett »aid in .in interview broadcast Sundav on th** t BS News program i a** •; When a person serves his tim* a persiin »honld be tree to go \ But lie added Supplying that person says .is w * \ * heard a few people say W hen I get out, I m going to take my re 1 think tin» is a hard venge *m s*vietv question tor us and vou mav want to h*ild on to him Bennett continued 1 have difficulty w ith [holding a prisoner whose senten*o is served] but 1 have diffuuitv with the guv 1 sew on 1\ who said I'm mad at siviety 1 m g*nng t*< go out and infect everv*me 1 van Societv has t*i respond to that Bennt'tt s avivoeacv ot some mandatory* test» fot acquired immune deficienw »\ n- drom* was criticized bv Sen I owell W i n k­ er, H Conn a member of the Senate Ap­ propriation» c ommittee » Sub*om m uuv on la K it Health and Human S e n ices and Hd- u*a tion 1 don't want the administration to set the tone ot the tight against \Il>S by wal­ lowing in the testing ¡s»u* W ea k er »aid The is'Ue is education of ou? v*mng peo­ ple w hiih thcv re afraid to d*> btvause thev might oft* nd some sftisibiliti*'' W eak er saal 1 r e s id e n t Reag.-n had *ho sen Bennett with absolutelv no scientific] backgri'und at all to advise on a highly complex s* ¡entitic matter I his i» balonev Bennett said and re­ minded W eak er ot a Cabinet meeting he attended at which several physicians e n ­ dorsed an administration AIDS initiative W< ker also criticized the administra­ tion » decision to allow local o f f i c i a l s to Jet* r mi ne th* ag* at which students would r* c e n e detailed information about \1DS "D a i we tight World War 11 bv letting each stat* decide what it was going to do"1 1 his ¡s something that has W eaker said I he disease to get direction from the top do* »n t respect stat* lines W* need a clear cut federal policy set bv the surgeon gener­ al ot th*' I nited States not the secretan ot education \»ked it he supported telling voung chil­ dren ¡n sihool about condoms as a wav to prevent XiDS Bennt'tt said It parents want to entrust tea* h e r s to do that parents are entirelv tree to do so But 1 would also urge that children learn the truth about c o n d o m s , which ¡» that condoms fail This notion that we don t believe that condoms exist or that we should never mention them is crazv/ he said 1$ SHOE SALE No leads uncovered in kidnap attempt Police remain without suspect in unsuccessful campus abduction B y C H R IS T O P H E R M O O R E C a . ~v' a" S‘aM nt i it id - sdn short hr ivy < ! 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M*t«* > ie S em e*te< if a ii or S p rin g ¡ Two Sem estpis 1 .a* end Spñng S u-nm e- S e s s -o r Onm Veai ( ai Spnng end S u rrn e ; ¡ S e n o o rd e rs a n d a d d r e s s c h a n g e s t o ' m a s s tu d e n t P u tt* at»,,, Tc c h a r g e bv V in I’un- |ah state o \ er the w eek en d , police said Sunday sikh' m \ e v \ l )t Ihi killed 12 ar : *e Sdt* w o u n d t da\ that b eg a n at a privatt >t ■: birthdav parts gi\ t n ter Sikh radicals in the capital "ince a scrii s ot ex p lo sio n s killed v pe» pit in Max 19BA Police ^aid all the victim" in the i a pi tal w ere 11 indus Police sp ok esm an Ravi Pawar said an u n k n o w n Sikh group calling itself the B hindranw ale I iger Force tor tht kill­ claim ed responsibihtv ings in a n ote left behind in the stolen car I he group is nam ed tor fam ail f S i k h r , i d i . -d R h i n . t r . t f i u .tl** ikh Gold* n 11 Pawar sa s k i m ilitant idt pt*nd» th. K New spaper claims Waite linked with Iran-eontra affair The L S C ath olic C on feren ce, along w ith about 200 other relig­ ious civic and com m unity grou p s, otters co u n selin g services to h eip aliens fill out the INS forro- but n ob od v is turned a w a \ D ahlstrom -aid C atholic C h an ties a - * - tor a $55 dv nation per ap plica­ tion V olu nteer case' w orkers h elp illegal im m igrants gather docum ent" n e e d ­ ed to prove thev qualify tur citizen ­ rent re- ship ceipts utility bill- or school records that show thev have lived con tinu - ou"lv this cou n try, v%ith only in briet ab"ences. -uch as pav "tubs Palestinian protest ng Danners ca ng ’or ,r'e end i * ot me W est Bans and G aza S tr p oartic pate r Jerusalem in *ie * rst-eve' anti-ls'ae demonstra: on allowed by the government C Pope ends visit with march through Warsaw Popíe loh n Pa ul 11 S u n ­ RsAW Poland idled a w eeklong pilgn m a c to !n s hom e- nth a trium phant Ron lan v a the :* Warsaw and a "tern i rights to Poland s con*im unist le ader lectu¡re about W ojtiech Jaru/elsk in hi" ovx ri "trongly d tarew ell remark- re m inded tlle ptMititt hsle the popt w ould t,.ike tond m em ories visit bat’- to the \ ati.can Polai id w ou ld 0 m o a stflution to its i>w n prob iems mg hts v i"¡t tht pt mtit! repeated ly praised t la w ed Solidarity m ovt m en t, w t hk police ed scores of hackers et the o n ly \n d ep en d - s»r federation ever rett >g Zt d m the Sovi- : ohsh-born |xgx* am i laru/t 1"ki held a fit duled on e hour privatt nleering at w " military airport be tort John Paul and his en tourage d eparted in a LOT Polish A i r l in e s S oviet-m ad e TU-154M In bidd in g him farew ell, the com m un ist leader rem inded John Paul that w rule the pontiff w ould take recollections of hi" h om eland back to Rom e, We h ave "You can't take its real problem s our ow n path. Jaru/elski called tor th< truth about Poland to be told savin g, "In recent dav s it (the truth) has been the v ictim of foreign m anipulation" P olan d" state-run new" m edia com p lain ed the W estern press wa" b iased in it" coverage of the visit. John P aul's third to hi" h om eland since h o W78 elev ation to tht papat v "Let the w ord solidarity flow from our Polish soil — w ith all th ose p eop le w h o "till suffer rac­ ism n eo-colon ialism , exploitation u n em p k n - m ent, p ersecution and a g n m - ta-ed laruzelski said intolerance Ih e pontiff had frequently p r a te d Solidarity — the banned labor rederaton. The p op e harkened back to the them e of great­ er respect for hum an rights d uring his nationally broadca"t farewell ad d ress H e listed four fu n d m en tal h um an rights for w h ich Poland m ust aim to ach ieve true peace: the right to truth to freed om to justice and u love Earlier the p o p e led a m assive p rocession through d o w n to w n V\ arsaw k neeling before the H oly Eucharist on a specially eq u ip p ed m obile platform . Earlier, the pontiff told the n ation's b ish op s at their Warsaw headquarters that Poland and the Vatican should estab lish diplom atic relations Such a m ove w ould m ake Poland w hich is ^4 percent Catholic, the only Soviet bloc nation w ith diplom atic ties to th e H oly See, the h e a d ­ quarters of the R om an C atholic Church in \ ati- can Citv. Senators warn of possible conflict with Iran over Kuwaiti reflagging W l l N c .l O N ikers siena K a tilt toward Iraq in the Per* nr and could lead to a poti ntial- n C ult disastrous conflict with Iran tw o senior m ocratk senators said S un day .once t if | ’ 1 u v I he Kuwaiti f lagging is a "vmbol ot tht* sa id Sc n S im N u n n D - the >. hairm an ot the S en ate \rm o d *>er es v ommitti*e \n o tl er key senator Sen ( laibornt Pell a d ev isin g a r e s p o n d to ttit gulf ci idm im strati m sh ould u>cu" on en ran-lraq war and i >■: on a u ui"e an A m erican-lranian clash o m n ie n i.m a p js aring in »un m i s of l'k S ew York Times risks ar w rote in dav edih and to otter them I s N a v \ protection in the gult. signal" that w e h ave basically taken a strong tilt tow ards Iraq." W ar gan sut h a "hitt from the* official neutrality hington has ob served sin ce the war be- in Septem ber l^s, » ou gh t to be debat­ ir it" ow n merit" and not on the illusion that w e are reullv protecting the tree flow of oil N unn said m illion casualties and spilled over in to the siv-called Tanker War m the gulf "W orking w ith the S oviet U nion is likely to con tain the war and constrain the Soviet presen ce in the g u lf / Pell said. "By' c o n ­ trast, a U nited States-Iran military clash could create op p ortu n ities for the Soviet U nion in Iran and the region N unn s ai d t ha t w h i k t h e I r a t e d S t a t e s and tht Soviet U nion may havt a co n v e r ­ gen ce of interests in en d in g the grou n d war wt do not have a con vergen ce ot in ­ terest in the Persian v.ult itselt Pell urged lawm aker" to back his bill to block the reflagging plan N unn and other senators have said that the administration simply ou gh t to d elav it, to avoid losin g anv mort credibility in the region "1 think w e re in a box n ow , having al­ Sen ready publich p rom ised to do it loh n C.lenn D -O h io, said late last w eek I d like us to exp lore other op tion s, and I dor. t think w e re too late but it w ould be tough to ch an ge now \ i unn in terview ed on NBC - 1 \ s Meet the *t*s" said tin d ecision to tl\ the Stars and S tn p es from 11 or Kuwait x 22 oil t a n k e r " Pell and N unn urged joint action w ith M oscow to stop the figh tin g b etw een Iran and Iraq w h ich has claim ed an estim ated 1 Asscx atcKi Press Sakharov encourages reform in taped graduation speech \ ! W YORK Tht Soviet U nion should withdraw from \tghani"tan rem ase h u n d red s i >t prisoners ot con scien ce and agree w ith the U nited States to cut strategic nuclear w eap on s bv halt d issid en t A ndrei Sakharov told L .S t ollege graduates Sunday just polite, 1 am aware that y o u exp ect m e to b e m ore than the phy sicist and N obel laureate said in a m essage broadcast to gradu­ ating seniors at the* C ollege of Staten Island I he statem ent wa" "hovvn bv the C able New s Netw ork vvhu h v id eotap ed it earlier this m onth in M oscow I m ted N ations troop" should control thi" I w ithdraw alj prcxess to p revent b lood sh ed and chaos he added Reforms prom oted bv so v ie t leader Mikhail Gorbachev art* im portant and necessary Sa* kharov "aid But w hat ha" been d o n e so tar i" lust the verv b egin n in g and has scarcely attest­ ed the m onolith ot Soviet society Sakharov delivered the ad d ress at the invita turn ot C ollege of Staten Island President 1 d- rnond \ i >1 p«. w ho met Sakharov and hi" w ife Helena Bonnei (.olden room earns ‘Fleece' award in M oscow five* m onths ago \ \ \SH !NC>IO N \ riHHii w ith m th e W hite H ou se com plex that w a s trim m ed in gold leaf and given a six figure restoration |ob w o n Sen William Proxmire's G old en Fleece A w ard tor gov ernm ent w aste on Sunday 1 he award w ent to the i xecutive O ffice ot sp en d in g $611 r»23 to gild the President tor tmii m edium "i/ed room m the O ld Executive O ffice Building a historic Y ictonan-era strut tur» w here manv top adm inistration officials in clu d ing Budget Director lame" Miller havt offices \" part ot the con tin u in g interior renovation of the building, Proxnure said the W h ite 1 lo u st authorized the General Services A dm inistra­ tion the governm ent " h o u se k e ep in g agencv to restore a room tir"t used m ore than HH' years a ge bv the Secretarv of the Navv V\ hat did thi" on e-room renovation c o st' Proxmirt D-VVis N ot $100,000 nor oven $4rXHXX' but a staggering S o il n 2 l w as sh elled out bv the taxpayers asked i" now u sed tor 1 hi" office function" and u n u sed as of m id-April m ent. conference" cerem onial rem ained he said, in a state­ but American soldier murdered at U.S. air base in Honduras Associated Press TEGUCIGALPA, H on d u ras A U S. soldier w as sh ot tv» death Sat­ urday night w hile on patrol at a I S. air b a se an Army sp ok esm an said. Arm v. Staff Sgt Randall Harris *4 ot W ilm ington O h io, wa" "ho: at about 10 p m w h ile on dutv as a military patrol supervi"Oi near the said front gate C apt I schmarm a sp ok esm an at Palm enfla \ir Base K X 'm iles north w est tfl fegu t igalpa the ha"e in sid e L S and H on du ran officials art treating it as a criminal hom icide a" op p osed said 1 sch m a n n to terrorist 1 "chm ann said no on e else w as w ou n d ed in the sh ootin g. It w as not know n if another American soldier or a H onduran wa" responsible he said. There i s n o su spect at t h i s tim e, and the U .b and H onduran officials a v a ila b le are p u r s u in g h e said. source e v e r v At tht p resen t time there i s n ' t anv ev id e n c e of a " p eatic threat to and the forces in H on du ras U S ba"C did not go on alert, he said. Harri" w a s w ith t h t 97sth Military Police C om pany out of Fort Bits" I he unit is at Palmerola Air Texas Base tor temporary dutv four m o n t h s Page 4 THE DAILY TEXAN Monday June 15. 1987 EDITORIALS O pinions expressed in T h e Daify Texan are those of the editor or the writer of the article and are not necessarily those of the University adm inistration the Board of Regents or the T exas Student Pud icat ons Board of O perating Tru ste e s D ream O n Lottery w on't solve Texas' problems T h e tim in g w a s perfect. w o rk e rs hit a $21.4 million jackpot. O n th e sa m e d a v th e Texas H o u s e of R e p re s e n ta tiv e s v o te d a g a in st c re atin g a state lo ttery last M ay, five P e n n s y lv a n ia coal The legislators w e r e votin g o n a c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t that w o u ld lift 1 exas 142-vear-old b a n o n lotteries I he a m e n d m e n t n e e d e d tw o - th ir d s a p p r o v a l from th e 13 0 - m e m b e r H o u s e , o r o v e r 100 votes, to p u t the a m e n d m e n t o n th e N o v e m b e r ballot. It lost on a 72-73 vote. The coal w o rk e rs , on the o th e r h a n d h a d a parts Each m a n had .ind each m a n will originally c h i p p e d in ti \ e b u c k s to bus th e ticket receive $163 788 evers s e a r for t h e next 23 x ea rs Not bad Bv all a p p e a r a n c e s , th e lo ttery h a s b e e n a p r e tty g o o d deal for the K e y sto n e S tate too Pennsylvania'** lottery w h ic h r a k e d i n $565 m il­ lion in 1985 is th e se c o n d richest in th< ^ountrx b e h in d Nes\ 3 ork s W hich is o n e very' large r e a s o n H o u s e S p e a k e r Gib Lewis, D-Port W orth w a n ts the H o u s e to look to th e lottery vet again in th e u p c o m ­ ing special session. T h e L egislature, w h ic h is facing a $6.5 billion d e fi­ cit, is pro b ab ly a xvee bit te m p t e d bx’ th e $600 million a lo ttery is p ro je c te d to b r in g in an n u a llv . U n fo rtu n a te ly , th e r e 's a lot less to th e lotterv biz th a n m e e ts th e b o tto m Itne. For instan c e, lottery s u p p o r t e r s like to p o in t o u t t h a t no state lotterv h a - railed to tu rn a p ro fit in the last 20 v e a r s W hich is true e n o u g h . But w h ile w e ' r e talk ing rev'enue e n h a n c e ­ m e n t no p r o g re s s iv e inco m e tax h a - failed to tu rn a profit e ith e r N atural!\ p a \ m g incom e taxes isn t hkels to h e a d lin e th e w e e k e n d e n t e r ta i n m e n t g u id e b ut it d o e s h a v e th e fun-tilled b e n e fit of taxing p e o p le relatively equitably You c a n 't sax t h e s a m e for lotteries. A cc o rd in g to state C o m p tro lle r Bob Bullock's office, a 1976 federal s tu d y rate d lotteries m o r e reg ressive th a n sales a n d excise taxes o r p a r i- m u tu e l b e ttin g o n h o r - e - But, s u p p o r t e r s say, lotteries are voluntary Statistics a n d e - tim a te s o n hox\ m a n y c o m p u ls iv e g a m b le r s th e re are a n d h o w d e p e n d e n t thex a re o n lo tt e n e s a r e d is p u t e d a lm o st to u se le ss n e ss. But e v e n th e g r o u p T ex a n s for th e L ottery h a s c o n c e d e d th a t “ p e r s o n s p r o n e to g a m b le m ig h t in d e e d teed their a d d ic tio n bv bux in g excessive lottery tickets. Even so, virtualix’ all polls s h o w th a t lotteries, like p a n - m u t u e l race tracks, are e x tre m e ly p o p u la r So p o p u l a r th a t fo ur states whc re th e re are b o th — N e w 3 ork, N e w Jersey, C o n n e c tic u t a n d M a ry la n d — h a v e h a d to set u p p r o g r a m s to h e lp c o m p u ls iv e gam b lers. W h a t th e lotterv boils d o w n to is a n o t h e r d o d g e , a n o t h e r a tte m p te d e n d ru n o n th e inevitable. S o m e w h e r e in th e n o t- to o - d is ta n t f u tu re , Texas is g o in g to h a v e to establish a n in c o m e tax of s o m e sort In the m e a n tim e , it w o u ld be nice if th e state d i d n 't create a g a m e th a t plax s on th e w o rs t in p e o p le ju st to pax off a tinv fraction its e n o r m o u s debt — ScanS Price Ju d g e N o t State needs new judicial system. The 'm ite C o m m is s i o n o n Judicial C o n d u c t h a - c h a stise d tw o state S u p r e m e C o u r t justices tor, a m o n g o th e r th in g - er solicitation of f u n d s N o w e v e r y o n e h a - to s ta n d a r o u n d a n d act s u r p ris e d . But it s h o u l d n 't c o m e as a shock. Texas' practice of electing j u d g e s i m p r o p ­ alm ost req u ires a certain d e g r e e of q u e s tio n a b le f u n d -ra isin g To b ec o m e a justice on th e S tate S u p r e m e C o u rt x ou d o n t nee d a w ealth et u d ic ia l.k n o w le d g e 3 o u d o n t n e e d v e a r s of e x p e rien c e on the b en c h . You n e e d a lot of monex Judicial c a n d id a te s are in a difficult p o sition, because the x are p artic­ ularly s u sc ep tib le to a p r o b le m w h ic h p l a g u e s all politicians n a m e identification. Before c a n d id a te s can m a k e serious bids, thex m u - t e s ­ tablish th e ir n a m e s A n d th a t takes m onex But th e onlx g r o u p w ith m o n e x to give aw ax an d e n o u g h in te re st in th e judiciarx to give it isT t xas lawy e r s . >o c a n d id a te s art. forced to accept m o n e v from th e sa m e lavvver- w ho xx ill try cases befo re th e m in th e c o m in g session. A n d if t h e ju d g e s tu r n e l s e w h e r e for financial back in g thex a lm o st inevitably haxre to resort to s o m e d e g r e e o f “ i m p r o p r i e t y .' T h e act is still iust a s crim inal a n d inexcusbale but it m u s t be seen as an ind ic t­ m e n t of t h e s y s t e m itself A d m o n is h i n g a n d r e p r i m a n d i n g m d ix id u a l justices is tine, b u t xvhat w e really n e e d to d o is r e p r i m a n d th e sv s te m that n ot onlx allo w s but m a n d a te s th e ir b e h a v io r . As long as w e m a in ta in this s y s t e m o f c h o o s ­ ing jud ges, w e will be faced writh a c o n s ta n t threa t to judicial ethics. The c u r r e n t calls for reform or i m p e a c h m e n t, from G ov. C l e m e n t s a n d Sen. F ra n k T e je d a , D -San A n to n io , follow th e s a m e s h o r ts ig h t e d p h i l o s o p h y . W e can im p e a c h th e s e ju d g e s; w e can m a k e it e a sie r to rem o v e o th e r ju d g e s; w e can sta tio n judicial c o m m is s io n s in e v e rv jud g e 's office. But th o s e efforts will all be cosm etic a n d u ltím a te le ineffective as lo n g as th e m e th o d of selection d e m a n d - u n e th ic a l b e ­ havior R e c o m m e n d in g judicial a p p o i n t m e n t isn't p o p u la r in Texas. O u r sy ste m is d e s i g n e d to h a v e as m u c h v o tin g a s possible — a lm o st eve ry n e w p ie ce of legislation requires a c o n s titu tio n a l r e f e r e n d u m . If w e w a n t a c o m p e te n t, ethical ju d ic ia ry , t h o u g h , w e'll hax e to c o m p r o m is e . A s\ ste m in w h ich g o v e r n o r - a p p o in te d j u d g e s w e r e sub- lect to p erio d ic recall elections w o u ld m a in ta in p o p u la r con tro l o v e r th e b e n c h . California v o te rs exercise s u c h co ntrol, as thex’ d e m o n s t r a t e d recently bv t h r o w in g form er t hief justice Ruse Bird o u t of H u e I’exas c o u ld m a in ta in th e s a m e k in d of in flu e nce o v e r ju d g e s , w ith- o u t re q u ir in g th e m to bec om e "good ol' b o x " fu n d -r a is e r s e v e r y four y e a rs. W e 'v e g o n e too long just b e in g o u tr a g e d at th e s y m p t o m s of c o r r u p tio n . Now* w e n e e d to d o s o m e t h i n g a b o u t the d ise ase . — Kevin M cH a rcm 10 BE GETTING THE S'fcWE MEDIA COVERAGE AS SOMfc CTVteR CANDIDATES... I m e a n , G o s h , i$n t There WAY l Could GET R O ttlW W IM P'M téU Golly.. Like, maybe You c&uld y&iuwi w£ Rouriti, S^AKE OUT,SPY O l ME, SEARCH ..Caioh me IN A (m ^ i UWSOM ‘ U ü S l N D í S . P * ' \ 1 awi aw w ( J f T , m\ «** %? k y . c? C'-^vKv i i t b c " ~ p i- GOP lessons kev to Democrats' success I f th e D e m o c r a tic Partx w a n t s to le arn fro R epub lic an success, Je-se a n d Cjoorge th e n it's tim e for ticket. J S iva V \ll)l\\ AN \ I HAN TEXAN COLUMNIST s he did his b e s t to ket p th d a n d d ise n fr a n c h is e d On! A 1 r n h Hi Jesse Jackson a n d G e o r g e \ \ allace c o u ld caj talize on th e S u n Belt vo te , re c a p tu r e th e s c u t ern c o n s e r v a tiv e vote, e x p a n d the black v o te a n d look g o o d d o i n g it. I t's th e Republic, w av. Even m o r e im portan tlx a lackson Walla ticket w o u ld heal th e w id e n in g rifts m th e p. tv. :i x S o m e o ld e r ud thrill older «pedal p atern al s o u t h e r n co n serv ativ e D em crat- w ish tv* re tu r n t th e d a v - of loth rson ai lackson cu at lea - 1 th e d a v s w h e n m e n xx *. m e n a n d blacks w e r e h i d d e n a n d cert a i nix r c o n s id e r e d h u m a n Jesse lav k so n u g r a n tin g th e m that that art he I h e re i- n o b etter \\ hite liberal guilt t for th e n a tio n s hig H e w o u ld i n s t i l l , no real i d e a s of ins x\ ing xx ho x\ ou Id creativitx to goxeri hi uve c o n s e rv a tiv e s. Ih e ' ax to ax oid tin H e d o e - x\ ho isn 1 -t r\ ing t G e o r g e Wallace * lem V\ 11 lace is a st first A lth o u g h h« * g i c d a y s o t -i para ft h e max re m in ise t . W allace ran h r v It tastes better \ tew x ore th a n tl x e g e ta in tow th e r e i eclet tn G rt eks th e re : net (LC 3 w > W k j , . + ' 7 ' . 2 < y i N A T D - M , c W r ^ o . ^ —— — |1,1,1..... — — — - W ^ w m r n r n m ....... .... ..... • i- a . * > * ¿ . 7 G u s d eserv es better is t W in it- m u m \ Cliff G ustal tu n a tt i no Dixon, w h i h in d s ig h t I a n d v a n ta i ce n te r field r e v o lu tio n s ind Don't knock heroes to B e n fh k . r e s p o n s i 1 n . he 1\jhu ( R eagan labels heriH*s to suit hi* o w n n e e d s, fexou l u e s d a x ): In o rd e r to form a xalic sta n ce o n anx t» k n o w w h a t xou are ta lking a b o u t O n e h u n d r e d m a rin e s w e r e n o 1 killed at th e A merican 1 m bassx tr issuv xou h.ixi it led Crime, punishment not always equal under habitual offender statute I t h a d b e e n a g o o d dav for W illiam A r e S l e t t a n TEXAV C O L L M M S 1 pru>ritK s j u ttin g r life takes u p a lot t»t been u se d for mor* ais th a n n d th» pot­'ll I a 11 Keep Jam es R u m m e l. H e m a d e $120.75 p r e ­ t e n d in g to h a v e r e p a ire d an air c o n d i­ tio n e r th a t h e h a d n e ith e r to u c h e d , n o r in­ te n d e d to to u c h D ecent pax t o r a petri thief. But t h e d a y to o k a d is a s tr o u s t u r n for th e w o rse. O n A pril 2 6 , 1973, a T e x a s tna c o u rt im p o s e d a lite s e n te n c e o n Rumm< H e w a s p u n i s h e d so s e v erely b ecaus, this w a s his th ir d fe lo n y co n v ictio n ir 19M h» p le a d e d guiltx' to f r a u d u l e n t ust of a n : : card to ta lin g $80. [ h e n he w a - convict< j in 1967 of p a s s in g a f o rg e d check in * a m o u n t of $28.36 R u m m e l w a s i m p r i s o n e d u n d e r vxhat is statuti 'h a b it u a l o f f e n d e r k n o w n a- a U n d e r this s ta tu te , a n y p e r s o n con victed ot th re e felo nies a u t o m a t ic a lly g e t s lift* m prison It d o e s n 't m a k e anx d ifferen ce w h e t h e r o n e of the i rim t - is i rap* a m u r w hat m o st d e r or peo p le w o u ld c o n s id e r pettx p r o p e r t y ot as in this ase 1 h fenses. like It s e e m s r a th e r ironic th a t w e giv«‘ p e o ­ ple life se n te n c e s for crim es t h e s i - w h e n th e T exas p r is o n s are c r o w d e d to their limits. Prison d o o r s a re closed r e g u ­ larly, a n d earlv re le a se of e v e n vio le n t p r is o n e r s s e e m s to be th e onlx s h o r t- te r m solution 3» t p e o p l e like R u m m e l are -till ¡ailed indefinitely u n d e r th e h ab itu al of fend er sta tu te . Stiff p e n a ltie s for n o n - x io le n t crim in als are n o t ne\x to Fexas S e n te n c e s h a n d e d d o w n by Texas c o u r ts im lu d e 90 v ea rs tor p o s s e s s io n of 05 g ra m ot m a riju a n a ( lMt 6 a n d 10 vea rs tor (1R52). In 1972 s o m e o n e w a s g ive n a life se n ten c e for t h r e e relatively pettx c r i m e s in c lu d in g b r e a k in g in to a i a r a n d ste alin g 'e x p o s in g priv ate p a r t s iear tl at lord to buil k e e p u p w ith x k ted crim ina t») gt t the ■ ■; pi xate pri-o n bt s e n a te a id e to fro m “ a n y b o d mux e a couplt ma a n d call it I h e pri s h o u ld get tmn»‘ o tte n d e r is that r a th e r V I »mp xx h T ov t a pris tl iple it p r t p n - in f to i to­ m g rs are tr\ ing n t r« dt m o re pri- o pi ru s h c a u s e d a state ■ n th a t h e h a d heart! th o u g h t th e y could le u sos tr o m t )kiaho- r e p e a t o ffe n d e rs r p u n i s h m e n t th a n first- * s o u n d L6« *«-.aa.„, le x a s J o e d istin g i b e t w e e n vio le n t a n d non-xaolent crim es w h e n a p p l y in g th e habitu al o f f e n d e r s ta t­ u te A felony c a n bt* of th e first de g re e , or it i an be of a le s s e r d e g r e e ; w h e n it c o m es to s e n te n c in g afte r th e third conviction, it m a k es no d iffe rence The result in each case is lite m p riso n Fhe constitutionality of th e s ta tu te has b ee n c h a lle n g e d bx plaintiffs a r g u in g that it violates th e d o u b le je o p a r d y clause, d e ­ n i e s eq ua l pro tec tio n of the law a n d th a t it is a cru e l a n d u n u s u a l p u n i s h m e n t How ever, th e c o u rt- hax e r e p e a te d ly u p h e l d th e law R u m m e l h a d h is c a se before the S u p r e m e t o u rt in 19s0 a n d lost. The «.on- stitu tio n a l right ot s t a t e s to h a v e th e s e s ta tu te s se e m s to be well esta b lish e d . I hi a r g u m e n t a g a in s t the habitu al of­ fe n d e r s ta tu te sh o u ld be b a s e d not o n its leg ality, but rigidity a n d its i r u d e n e s s ¡ h e p o in t is not th at we s h o u ld be nu e to i rim inals bx gix ing th e m s h o r te r s e n t e n c e s Fhe p o in t is that w e s h o u ld set r a th e r o n i 'n e max argu» tl expect anv re a so n a l it is ,» b»isu a s s u m p e n a l sy ste m t h a t tl b e p ro p o rtio n a l to tl W hat is n e e d e d i tion of vx h a t constit sion ot th e habitual )ffe I he sy stem s h o u ld hi co u rts kinds of felonies xx h e r ipplx m g ute Clx ing peo p le lit. after thre crim es of -o rts is reasonable Fhe system , henxexei p r e v e n ts flu i-« trulx' d a n g e r o u s crim inals Lx H.*x violent pettx t h l e x e s take up TOO already svxamped Fexas orisons to d istin g u ish d Slettan a h’utnai te its* It 1 e n a b le .111! e re n t - t a t th * \ ioL n! prese nt lation i4 tilg non n in thi I HI I ) \ | | X I I \ VN UNIVERSITY M o n d a y J u n e 15 1 9 8 7 Page 5 Student found dead in room by brother Computer science senior's death termed suicide b\ police detective By CHRISTOPHER MOORE By JANET WEBB D aily T e x a n S ta f f I ufts w ins en gineerin g contest lomas Tufts, a graduate -tudent in Plan II graduate Paul Tobias has been nam ed one of three finalist*- for Sigma Chi fraternity's highest u nd ergrad uate ho nor for the ivbu 87 school year. Each vear Sigma C h i's top g ra d u ­ ating senior receives Fht Interna­ tional Balfour Award, w hfich will b* aw arded at the fraternity's June 25 international convention in O rlan­ do, Fla A committee chose the finalists f r o m 3 3 regional nom inees Applicant- are ¡udged on si holar- fraternity service ship, character, and cam pus activ it\ ■ ■ ■ Students win design awards I wo stud ents in the School ot Ar- chitecture have w on national design aw ards Harry Mark of Dalia" took second place in the fifth annual Association of Collegiate Schools ot Architec­ ture American V\ >od Council S tu­ d e n t C o m p e tit io n Mark w o n \rchitec- SI ture received S300 tOO an d th< School of Stev en Zagorsks w on an honora- the e \ i A D esign ■ ■ ■ protects on displav long "Dt vial shov*. beginning Iune U nstitute N a­ Arlington Va -r Sherrv Zare Lv 1 l\ n aster' t »VT imed s a s Chem istry professor w in s O lin- Palladium Award: Allen ! 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H i m i n i » ITii < «* <»r Join I s for an Author Appearance Distinguished Psychologist l)r Richard Vlowsesian, Professor o f the I niversih of Texas will sign copies of his h x i k Golden Goals, Rusted Realities I'uesdax June 16 • 12 00 to 1 >0 pm UNIVERSITY C O O P BOOKS UNIVERSITY CO OP M a j o r i n g I n S e r v i c e : S i n c e l B O f l Ml l i i \ D A l l PI ♦ 176-71ÍU wK É M I ’ l l V n O » I M I I 1*A H K I M . I l l H I M ) i 11 I t 0 - 0 1 » M o n d a y . J u n e 1 5 . 1987 P a g e 6 STATE & LO CA L T h e Da i l y T e x a n Gonzalez aide says private funds may be used for letter By DANNY BOYD Daily Texan Staff D e s p it e a v o te lim it i n g t h e u s e o f c o u n t v p o s t a g e , an aide to T r a v i s C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r H a n k G o n ­ z a le z c o m m i s s i o n e r will ge t a n e w s l e t t e r to his c o n s t i t u e n t s " s o m e wax o r a n o t h e r said Friday* th e " W e h a v e to d o s o m e t h i n g h e r e to k e e p t h e p e o p l e i n f o r m e d , " said M a c k D e L e o n , G o n z a l e z ' s e x e c u t i v e a s s i s t a n t . D e L e o n sa id s o m e p r i v a t e g r o u p s h a v e e x ­ p r e s s e d t h e d e s ir e t o h e l p G o n z a l e z w ith t h e c o s t of t h e n e w s le t t e r . A s u g g e s t i o n b y P r e c i n c t 1 C o m m i s s i o n e r j i m m x S n e ll to c u t s o m e t e l e v i s i o n c o s t s m a v be a n o t h e r p o s ­ sibility l a s t i n g s o l u t i o n to n e w s le t t e r fin d in g a f u n d i n g , D e L e o n said . in "1 t h in k that h e m a d e a g o o d p o i n t , " D e L e o n said " I d o n 't k n o w h o w far t h a t will g o b u t it's s o m e t h i n g to b e l o o k e d a t . " T h e C o m m i s s i o n e r s C o u r t v o t e d 3-2 W e d n e s d a y to lim it t h e u s e o f c o u n tx d a t a p r o c e s s i n g a n d p r i n t i n g e q u i p m e n t a n d c o u n t v - p a i d p o s t a g e , f o l l o w i n g a c o n ­ t r o v e r s y s u r r o u n d i n g m o n e y s p e n t by G o n z a l e z tor h is n e w s le t t e r . A l t h o u g h t h e m o n e y w a s in a g e n e r a l fu n d , s o m e c o u r t m e m b e r s fe lt G o n z a l e z 's n e w s l e t t e r w a s an i n a p p r o p r i a t e e x p e n d i t u r e . G o n z a l e z a n d S n e ll v o te d a g a i n s t t h e m e a s u r e . G o n z a l e z d e f e n d e d his a c t io n a n d said h i s c o n s t i t u ­ e n t s a r e p o o r a n d lack c a b l e s e r v i c e to stay in f o r m e d a b o u t th e C o m m i s s i o n e r s C o u r t . T h e C o u r t u s e s A u s ­ tin C a b l e V i s i o n 's p u b lic a c c e s s C h a n n e l 38. S n e ll c o m m e n t e d d u r i n g th e m e e t i n g t h a t h e w as tired o f s e e i n g r e s i d e n t s in P r e c i n c t s 1 a n d 4 d i s c r i m i ­ n a t e d a g a i n s t h a v i n g a c c e s s to i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t the c o u rt. C o u n t v J u d g e Bill A l e s h i r e said Frid ay a c o m p a r a ­ in i n c lu d e s m u c h ot b le " c o m m u n i c a t i o n s g a p " e x i s t s w e s t e r n T ra v is C o u n tx — w h i c h P r e c in c t s 2 a n d 3. for r e s i d e n t s M o r e rural r e s id e n t s liv e in P r e c i n c t s 2 a n d 3 t h a n in P re cin c ts 1 a n d 4, A le s h i r e sa id . T h e kex i s s u e is w h e t h e r t h e c o u n tx c a n a f f o rd to s p e n d m o n e y on n e w s le t t e r s d u r i n g th e c u r r e n t e c o n o m i c d e c l in e , hi said. " I t ' s s e r io u s b u s i n e s s , " A le s h i r e said " T h e c o u n ­ ty 's n e v e r b e e n in w o r s e e c o n o m i c s h a p e t h a n now A le s h i r e n o t e d d e c r e a s i n g tax r e v e n u e s a n d in a d t q u a t e f u n d i n g fo r c o u n t y s e r x i c e s bv t h e p r e v i o u s C o m m i s s i o n e r s C o u r t m a y le a v e t h e c o u n t v w i t h a s izab le b u d g e t s h o rtfall. T h e L e g i s l a t u r e re cently c r e a t e d t h r e e n e w c o u n t y c o u rts , b u t th e c o u n t y d o e s n o t h a v e s u f f i c i e n t l a n d ­ ing for t h e m at this tim e , A l e s h i r e said. " I t h in k w’h e n b a s ic s e r v i c e s a r e at s t a k e , vou d o n 't g o out a n d s p e n d m o n e v o n a n e w s l e t t e r , " A lt shire said. Solutions to ‘fiscal mess’ probably not forthcoming o n e v ear ot th e b ien n ial b u d get but 1 x p e d ie n t, b ut, as n o t the o th e r Hobby poin ted ou t it co u ld c a u s e a se rio u s bloyv to th e s tate s fiscal in ­ tegrity’. "It has so m e v e ry bad e ffe cts — a fu rth er e r o s io n o f th e s ta te s cred it ratin g an d a su b stan tial increase1 in th e a m o u n t ot taxes th at will be n e c ­ e s sa ry , " H obbv said A co u p le of o th e r p lan s a rg u e d o v e r d u rin g the re g u la r se ssio n h a ­ v en 't m ad e it in th e C le m e n ts hit p arad e include* p ro p o sa ls that couId e-ttevt a lon g :< rm s o lu ­ tion to tin tise.! n ig h tm a re but the \ also cou ld k eep leg islato rs in A u stin unti I h ese ctudent* By GINA ROMERO Daily Texan Staff In th e m id st of th e sta te s w o rst e v e r financia l crisis t h e re is every in d ic a tio n this will tn t b e th e lo n g hot s u m m e r a p e r m a n e n t s o l u ti o n is i n h e r i t e d f o u n d to t h e b y Go\ Bill C l e m e n t s fiscal m e s s C o m p r o m i s e s m a d e s in c e th e r e g ­ ular s e s s io n e n d e d in d e a d l o c k i n d i ­ c a t e t h e t h e s t a te s f i n a n c i n g for n ext b i e n n i u m will b e p i e c e m e a l C l e m e n t s a n d I t G o v . Bill H o b b y d e c i d e d s o o n after th< e n d o f the first called s e s s io n w h ic h dealt sole ly w ith tort r e fo r m , that t h e o u t ­ c o m e o f t h e s e c o n d called s e s s io n , t h e s ta te * fin a n c e s, d e a l i n g w ith w o u l d b e " q u i c k a n d dirtv a n d s o m e t h i n g that c o u l d ' raise a lot o f m o n e y in a hurr\ N o w it o n h r e m a i n s to be s e e n w h i c h ot a s p e c t r u m of s t o p g a p m e a s u r e s will b e c h o s e n to k e e p th e state s h e a d uboy e u a t e r Ili< g o v e r n o r h a s n o “ vet a n ­ n o u n c e d t h e a g e n d a tor the special s e s s io n , bu t sex eral m e a s u r e s havt b e e n pro -filed to w h i c h he w f a v o r ­ ably d is p o s e d Ih e f irs t ot th e s e is an am en d l o t t t r \ t o allox*. a s t a t e - r u n m e n t H u s is an o p t i o n C l e m e n t s s a i d h e disc u ssed xx 11h state t o m p tr o lle r Be>b Bulk*, k w h en lie got th e bad a n d m u ch n e w s a b o u t t h e n e w lo w e r, re v e n u e e s tim a te s. H o u se S h a k e r tu b Lew w has a l s o in d icated h. is m te n o . d m the * ■ i 1 ter m e a su rt the lo ttery w hich N«de - supo» rtt rs : « cause Police seek man who threatened to explode bomb at S&I Steee-rike!!! Steve Bowcock of Austin takes an unsuccessful cut at a pitch during a softball game at W Austin Park afternoon Bowcock and a large group of friends who get together otten o n S i days to play, took advantage of the atypically clear Sunday to enjoy a game B o w c o c k s t r u c k during this turn at bat B y C H R I S T O P H E R M O O R E Daily Texan Stah look 1 rid. ire Dill i a t e n e d ti • a n d lo a r a n thri ing- m o n ex Sund ay T h e m a n b r a n c h o t I n t< I.a n e , a l o n e w a l k e d up d e r s o n a f e m a l e teller a n d t h r e a t e n e d to detonate an u n s e e n b o m b u n le s s -.he filled his sm all b r o w n a t t a c h e case w ith m o n ey said R e l i v e N o r r is A u s t in P o l i t e 1 \ par* m e n t s p o k e s w o m a n . 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Lakers four game* to two. 1 he series started vvrv pi ' C\ Worthy said ! lie victory gave the home reallv helped a- mei the cham pionship series, O u r defense dictated our otter ter me to ♦ ' This was the sweetest of the all ” Johnson said, This is tin be pía S ed Johnsi'ti v\ ho ¡i d th reboundine ari .’run; the finals, also wa* w hen tile I akers wo his rookie season i he I \i d M\ A \ te \ ! \ N B A hird pla award d tor tii \\ e ¡ m ■ Assocaied P-ess Michael Cooper leaps onto Ja m e s W orthy after L A wins the N BA title UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY r Shoppnl a \ Austin Drp.rtmr U i t c o u n l S t o r r * 38 126 I M M I G R A T I O N L A W S ? • • • I * A I 1. 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AIM HIGH Boston pride unable to overcome injuries as defending champs tall Associated P ress IN G L E W O O D , Calif - would never admit it hut s< the Boston Celtics knew thi going to be their year - n >meh s war But after becoming the iM h con­ secutive N B A champion to fail to defend its title, the C e ltio had plen­ ty of reasons to be proud of their I98h-H~ season "N o question I'm proud of this team and the effort it gave out there­ on the court/' Boston guard Dennis Johnson said after the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the C eltu> 106-1-» t v\in the N B A Finals in six games " W e w ent out and played hard and gave it a great effort," added Johnson, w ho led Boston with 33 lot of teams points S u n d a v would have folded after w hat we went through. W'e just happened to run into a greater team " A In spite of miuries that sidelined reserves Scott W edm an and Bill W alton for almost the entire season, and injuries that slowed starters Robert Parish and Kev in M cH ale to a limp, the Celtics became onlv the fifth defending champion t< reach the finals the next vear. I think this team did a great job getting to the sixth game of the N B A finals after what happened to us since the beginning ot the sea­ son said Boston Coach K .C Jones w h o went on to list the mju- nes that dogged the Celtics this vear I show to get into it. t h e courage our guvs t h e h u s t l e and determination liked In he first halt of Game h the L el tics looked as if thev were going to force the be-t-ot-seven serie- to its limit But after opening a 36-M halftime the C e l t i c s found themselves fast lead unable to control the Lakers break W e had a good rh\ thm in the first hair fin­ But ished w ith 2d p o i n t s hundav in the third quarter we started mi-— said M cHale whi ‘I think this team did a great job getting to the sixth game of the NBA fi­ nals after what happened to us since the beginning of the season.’ — K.C. Jones. Celtics coach mg shots and vvt st, them rh ev were takin and running with ther we couldn't afford to happened " The Lakers ran and reeled ■ iff an 18-2 spurt part or the third quartei were outscored 30-12 a covered I hi thing H happen in as they er the f i r s t [ he C el tics I never re­ "T he C eltics are the íd of team that plavs well when t •r\ thine is working,' said Lairv Bird, w ..„ came into the game averaging mort than 25 points in the plavoft- a n d scored just 16 W h en vvt have a it s a major break­ breakdown, d o w n ." .u. Bird made just -¡x of In - h o t s ir the game and was not an offensive fat ter in the second half W e w e r e Hist trving to concen trate on our assignments M cHalt said U e were trving to do the things we did in Boston, but thev did n't w o rk ." Bird said the Celtics should hav* ci tten more out of their well-piavec first halt v\e played ver\ well in tht firs halt but we should've had a biggei lead than ¡us* 11\t* p o in ts," Hire said. The fact that the Celtics came within tw?o victories of repeating a< N B A champion- was a point o ! pride for Jones. their head s," "O u r guvs have no reason ti hang Jones said "Thev did a fantastic job of repre sentmg the league a s its defending cham pions." WOMEN VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR A STUDY OF STRESS, DIET, AND MENSTRUAL HEALTH YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IF YOU • Rarely, or never have menstrual cramps • are 18-35 years ola • are not using birth control pills or an !UD • have regular menstrual cycles • have n ever given birth Call Sue Davis, R.N., M.S. The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing 440-0965 $5 00 tor eoch completed data collection period s w ere gamt s w i • ohn- arter gave EL Delivering Fojitos, Jocos, BQQ 0 Beer 4 * 30 a.rn -3 (X) o.m Everyday A!1 Sum m er Long y j C C o ro n a s 6 S p o re n 3-7 3oin 2 9 n 6 Rio G rc n d e 474-6051 J * ♦ 4 4 JUST SAY YES! 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Darwin, 4-4, allowed only one ba se ru nn er af­ ter giving u p Pedro G uerrero's 15th hom e run and a single bv \lik e Marshall in the first inning. Darwin struck out six, w alked o ne a n d retired the final 16 Los Angeles batters in his first com ­ plete game. Darwin pitched a pair of one-hitters and a two-hitter while in the American League. The Astros scored twice in the second inning for a 3-1 lead against Tim Leary, 2-1 C o nsecu­ tive singles bv Glenn Davis, Kevin B a ss a nd Ter­ ry’ Puhl p ro d u c e d the first run and Dickie T hon had a suicide-squeeze b un t that scored B a s s H ouston scored in the first on two-out singles by Denny Walling, Davis an d Bass The Astros made it 4-1 in the sixth on a single by Billv Hatcher, a balk a n d Bill D oran's single. ■ Reds 4, Braves 3 — In Cincinnati, Da\ e C o n­ cepcion's tw o-ou t single off G ene Garber in the eighth inning scored Barry Larkin with the w in ­ ning run in the Reds' victory over Atlanta. Buddy Bell d re w a leadoff walk from Garber, 8-4, and Larkin came on as a pinch runner. He moved to second on Nick Esaskv’s sacrifice bunt and scored on C oncepcion's single to left-center field. ■ C ardinals 3, C u b s 2 — In St. Louis, Dannv Cox pitched five-hit ball for 8 1 innings and the Cardinals beat Chicago for a sweep of their three-game series. St. Louis w on its fourth game in a row and extended its lead in the National League East to six games, the C ardinals' largest margin since they won the World Series in 1982. The Cubs have lost four in a row. Cox, 7-3, beat Chicago for the fourth time this season. Todd Worrell relieved Cox a n d gave u p Man­ ny Trillo's tw o -ru n single before getting his m a­ jor league-leading 16th save. Boxscores and standings, page 13. ■ Mets 7, Pirates 3 In Pittsburgh Darrvl Strawberry hit a tw o-run hom e run Keith Her­ nandez a d d e d a solo hom er and a run-scoring double and Doug Sisk pitched 4 innings of scoreless relief as New 3 ork defeated the Pirates. ■ Phillies 11, Expos 6 — In Montreal, Mike Schmidt hit three hom ers, drove in six r u n s and collected his 2,000th career hit pow erin g Phila­ delphia past the Expos. Schmidt tied Mel O tt for 13th place on the all- time home ru n list with 511. He tied hi- single- game career-high with six RBI. ■ Padres 4, Giants 1 In San Francisco, left­ hander Dave Dravecky pitched a five-hitter a nd Carmelo Martinez knocked in a pair of run s with a double and a ho m er in San Diego's victory over the Giants. By w inning the final three gam e- Of a tour- game series, the Padres w on three in a row tor the first time since Aug. 19-21, 1986. ■ Rangers 5, Athletics 1 — In Arlington, C har­ lie Hough pitched a three-hitter and Pete O'Brien homered as Texas beat O akland, e nding the Athletics' five-game w inning streak. Hough, 6-2. allowed only an un earned run. He struck out eight, walked on e a n d pitched his fourth complete game. ■ Brewers 6, Yankees 4 In New York Bill Schroeder, who w ent 4-tor-4, and Dale Sveum the ninth inning to give hit solo homers in Milwaukee a come-from-behind victory over the ^ ankees The Brewers, trailing 4-3 after N e w f o r k 's four-run eighth, scored three ru n - in the ninth off reliever Dave Righetti, 4-3. Sveum , w h o e n ­ tered the game at shortstop in the sev en th , start­ ed the rallv with a one-out homer, his seventh ot the season, and Schroeder followed Glenn Braggs' single with his third home run. ■ Tigers 2, Red Sox 1 In Detroit Mike Heath singled home the tiebreaking run in the eighth inning and Jack M o rr is w on his eighth consecutive decision as the Tigers beat Boston and sw ept their three-game series. With the score tied 1-1, Alan 1 rammell drew a two-out walk from Bruce Hurst, 7-5 1 arrv H ern­ don singled Trammell to second, a n d Heath, w ho hit a sacrifice fly in the seventh, lined an 0-2 pitch up the middle for an RBI single. Morris, 9-2, allowed six hits a n d struck out 10. His w inning streak is the longest in the Ameri­ can I eague this season. ■ Orioles 8, Blue Jays 5 In Baltimore Ra\ knight Cal Ripken Ir and Jim D w yer hit home runs and the Orioles broke a 10-game losing streak by beating Toronto, snapping the Blue Jay s' dub-record 11-game w in ning streak Baltimore's drought was the fourth-longest in team history. Toronto e n d e d a 6-1 road trip, the best in club history in which it outscored Balti­ more and New f o r k 51-24. ■ T w ins 6, White Sox 3 — In Chicago, Tim Laudner, batting onlv .180, hit a grand slam to lead Minnesota past the White Sox Joe Niekro 5-4 gave u p five hits in six innings for his 218th career win. Juan Berenguer relieved \ i e k r o to start the seventh a nd pitched hitless ball the rest of the wav. ■ Angels 12, Rovals 0 In Kansas Cit\ Dick Schofield hit a grand slam George Hendrick drove in four runs and Don Sutton pitched sex en scoreless innings as California routed thi Rovals. In losing two of three w eekend games with and tin Angels Kansas Cit\ -cored one run made it stand up for Bret Saberhagen s 1-0 victo­ ry 1 ridav night It was tin 10th gamt this s,Mson m which the Rovals tailed to score the most in the American I eagui Sutton, 3-2 allowed six hits He walked one a nd struck out tive. ■ Mariners 4, Indians 3 Icn F v - lev hit a leadoff home ru n in the bottom of the 10th inning, giv ing the M a n n e r s a v ictory ov er Cleveland. -In Sea'tU From staff and wire reports The University of Texas has lost three of its six returning basketball players because of academic defi­ ciencies, L o n g h o r n Coach Bob Weltlich said. Point guard Alex Broadwav, a part-time starter last season, and re­ serve center-forw ards David Cones and Jerome S p inner will not be readmitted to the University ror the fall semester, Weltlich said Friday Broadway’ a nd Cones had one year of eligibility. Spinner had two. Broadway started 19 gam es last season, averaging 5.8 points and leading the team with 110 assists He missed eight starts after suffer­ ing a broken bone in his left hand against N orthw estern Louisiana State on Dec. 8. Cones, a junior college transter from McLennan Com m unity C o l ­ lege in Waco, averaged 2.7 points 1.3 rebounds and 10 m inutes of playing time a game. Spinner, a transfer from Lo- Angele- Í radc Tech, plaved only four m inutes all season. Weltlich declined to givi details of their academic problems. He said the earliest thev could be readm it­ ted w ou ld be January but he refused to speculate on w hethei ht would take anv ot them back on thi team if thev are readmitted. "This makes me feel bad. We can t continue like thi-, Weltlich -aid. "O f all the schools I've been to, n one ha- d on e a- much as íexas in terms of su p p o rt systems for the athletes with tutoring and -tudv hall- You can make them go to study hall and trv to make them go to classes, but you can't make them do the w ork," Losing the three is the w orst set­ back academically Weltlich ha- e n ­ countered du ring his five years at U T . All of the 1 98 6 senior- — John Brownlee, Ed Green and Karl Wil- lock — grad uated . Ravnard Davis, a senior last vear, also received his degree. D ennis Perrvm an, w ho has completed his four v ears of eligibili­ ty', is scheduled to grad uate in De- cember The losses come onlv a few weeks after reserve guard Derrick Shelton was released from the team. Shel­ ton a junior last season w h o trans- ferred from Ellsworth lunior Col­ lege tor disciplinary’ reasons. su sp e n d e d had been la-t from While onlv three Longhorns will season, Texas return -igned -even plaver- last vear in ­ cluding 6 - t o o t - inch Thomas Gip son from '-ecuir Hsch school, 6-s Alvin Heggs ‘rom Florida Com m u- f o r w a r d S te v e n mtv C o llege McTavish 0 ? St Paul M inn 6-9 Xndrew Fowler Hili-tx r >, r>-5 Kk k Hue* 1 v ■ La »t 'He Ca ’ 6-2 Courtnev Jean- • t Hur-t I D Bell s h e ; ard or H ouston and W ins’ W estburv CHAMPIONS By JEFF BEC KH AM Daily Texan Stah Former Longhorn pitcher Mark -igned a p ro k -sio n a lexa- Ranger- but several ot his team IVtkov-ek contract with s undav m ate- are still negotiating the IVtkov-ek taken bv Fexas in thi supplemental p hase ot hr-: round -aid he thought thi contract satisfied both him an d the R a n g e r s thi I w asn't in it to make a lot of -aid Petkovsek w h o w a s 1 ¡ust w a n ttd monev the 30th pu k overall to get started in pro ball Petkovsek w ho declined to civi thi detail- ot thi contract w i l l be the Ranger- assigned to C harlotte Class A affiliate in thi H o n d a Stati Leagut In hr- career at Iex a- Petkovsek compiled a 29-3 record Hi- threw a se v e n -in n in g a g a i n s t Southw estern on M arih 3 and hi- 11 -strikeout vompli ’t three-hit game beat A rkansas in thi 'south­ west C onterence tou rna m e nt Pet- n o -h itte r Horns lose three returning players to grades Rangers sign Petkovsek; Coolbaugh waiting for call The Phillies M ike Schm idt se n d s his 2 .0 0 0 th ca re e r hit o ut of the park Ajhx> alec Pr»ss BRITTONS 1 BIGGEST EVER INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE 1/2 PRICE SAVE UP TO ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK! * SUITS * SPORTCOATS * DRESS SLACKS K M T SHIRTS * BELTS SHOES * TIES SHORTS CASUAL PANTS DRESS SHIRTS EVERYTHING IN THE STORE R EG RETS: ALL S A L E S FIN \ l NO R E F U N D S OR E \ ( H AN( 3E> A L T E R A T IO N S EXTRA No Long Term Contracts & No High Pressure! 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(!•>«— mil mi luilt $ IV nnt tirrn < nrollnu m f< < H A M P i q n ’ T anning & N u rs e ry Extra O ffe r e xpires Sat., June 20 MasterCard 600 Congress _ _ r T h e D a i l y T e x a n Entertainment cont nues on page 14 ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT M o’ da / J 1 j' e 15 1987 Profits prove im portance of being Ernest Pag e 9 By KEVIN McHARGUE and RO BERT W ILONSKY Daily Texan Staff They hate U" -aid Ernest P Worrell creator John C hern of film critics in the June 8 edition of The Seiv York Times. "They're trying to find artistic value to something that's purelv a commercial en- ■« rprise s ill\ people Ah, commercial.' C hern must be gi\en credit for at least one thing he has the "chut/pah," as he likes to call it, to admit that he is onl\ interested in making mone\ ind no* anything real and substan­ tial — something he - in absolutely C,oe- no danger of doing with / Initially created to si ranging from ice cream Ernest (Jim Yarned) ha marketable item himse I -shirts b< appears on A n . 4 i \ n t o Vroduct« Hi re dr. cultivated a caricature v. bines the v\orst h atures distant relative vou hav» into at a tumiiv reunion It s tv it his ai ting abilitv tional range runs the g¿ mildly pained to painful without much in between And it's not his vocal nest really only k n o w s "know utimean," Since this w'ord up himself he derstandable fondness uses it an a\erage of six sentence And all the o! are merely fillers buildin, next smirking "k n o w u tin Ernest's appeal lies not ot is but rather in w hat hi Ernest is the walking, tall ing persomficatio things we find u the village seapej is forced to ta- e o ties ot the tribe1 ished tor them rus backward nt traits W e ] rassing taul rum sh him an art critic reviewing an baseball card.” At least vou get a piece of gum w ith a baseball card. title . A f t e r ! h< movie, which madt $11 mil­ lion in it- f i r s t two w'eeks, h a s a self- e x p la n a to rv a ll, shouldn't the 4-vear-oJds (or those with 4-\ear-old minds) whom thi*- film i'' targeted at be able to under­ stand the film after about tw*o sec­ o n d s '1 In fact, like most films made for the 4- to 5-vear-oId market, £r- nee Gi>i*s to Camp is nothing more than a cartoon, albeit with "real people As in the commercials, Ernest gets abusi d a* very turn but with­ out ever seriously injuring himself He is dragged bv a truck, given a tai e full of poison iw , and beaten the cine- Covote met car- p ressed awn up with no i a trur­ bv 1 vie Alzado. He tic version of V\ ¡le E. de famous in Rood Rut >n- Iie can K lacerated bv steamrollers or b! h m-v t ral pounds t>t T \ I ■re physical reaction tha ted smirk :or w h a te v e r reason E r r ancialK N e ith e r the woi ■ the w’Cirst review s can s ally ana st abuse Fajita Flats ‘ • v arnev ha? ¡THEY’RE BACK! Texas Union Films T o n ig h t o i 11 00 pm U n io n T K o o tr» m f t n m IF 7 Íé Í ATE B V2 PRICE BURGERS AFTER 4 PV M-TH 29th GUADALUPE I verv truck that hits Ernest icy nages to w ipe aw ay a little of our n collective imperfection )t course, it could be argued that art also punishing ourselves bv tiiv n g the movie It is this theat- il sado-masochism that accounts Ernest’s otherwise inexplicable rhe m o a frightening aspect o* Ernest phenonm enon is the re- >nse of voung children to his pic- e Ihe\ laugh at his antics, gasp horror with each injury and ap- iud at *:he final credits. O ne m u ° inder about what kind of society and what kind of movies — w ill produced bv a generation of E r ­ in tact, one also w onders w hat id of society w e have nou' — in\ ot those cheering in the audi- Ernest Goes to Camp, at the Northcross 6, 2^2^ V\ Anderson Lane; the Riverside 8, 2410-E E. 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New leasing and pre>ea$mg for foil, large furnished and unfurnished one bedroom apartments within walking distance of campus Excellent atmos phere for serious qrod students aw students and faculty • A LL B IL LS P A IÚ e x c e p t e le c tric • C e tltn g fa n s • P a t io s B a lc o n ie s • D is h w a s h e r s • O n C ity a n d S h u ttle B u s R o u te s • G a s K itc h e n • B e a u t if u l P o o l This is a quiet peaceful complex resident manaqer Only a few units C a ll N o w : (eh V i l l a A rc o s A p a r t m e n t s 3301 S p e e d w a y 4 7 6 -1 6 1 9 SUPER ONE BEDROOM AND EFFICIENCIES AVAILABLE NOW! • Quiet Complex • • On U. T. Shuttle • • Close to Shopping • » i : t ■ = • • • " J . V . ' t i > i 1 4 5 1 0 D u v a l 451-1244 S c u t ty z & n ie i S a u c u ie 220 — C om puters- 360 — Furn. Apts. 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EXCITEMENT AT W O O DC PEEK V W atch tor c o n tro lle d a c c a t t aa te s 1 m o n t t i Ir tH * W o o d c r e e k Apts. ___________________________. 3 7 S j i b H a m m EL D O RAD O EL C A M P O LA P A Z C a m p u s A r e a A p a r t m e n t s Three* Cozv Small Complex©! Or - e * Shu** •* fi hi*© • ;*♦. ; •* *_•-, One fttdroom f oo* Ptanj <* *♦ f!- »• Me for Summer Semesters leasji ; 0** c«* 31© 3 5 0 1 S p e e d w a y 4 7 2 - 4 8 9 3 St fe u rtw » e* 1 .1 .1 \ m p m D i i l m SAGEBRUSH APARTMENTS Relax by our large pool and live in quiet, com fortable surroundings near cam pus and the D F shuttle. One Bedroom apartments from $225 Two Bedroom apartments from $325 Call or come see us! 2604 Manor Rd._______ 478-0992 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 3 60 — F u rn . A pts. 3 60 — F urn. A pts. 3 6 0 — F u rn . A pts. 3 6 0 — F urn. Apts. 3 6 0 — F u r n . A p ts . 360 — F u rn . A pts. 3 7 0 - U n f . Apts. 3 7 0 — U n f. A p ts . 3 7 0 — U n f A p t s . l h i D a i l y I p a a n • 5 * C a s b a h A p a r t m e n t s 2 2 0 0 San G abriel Pre-leasmg fo r Fall Coadc Living o» Apomnenf Pnces L ux jr. ipo e Tallx fvf ntihad b«g windows ce#• AW apo* rer A vO'iabfe 444-I14Ó (X T W O BEDROOM FURNISHED REMODELED 1 Block N orth o f UT Campus. Small Q uiet C om plex with Pool SUMMER RATES $360 CAVALIER APTS. 307 E. 31st W ALK TO UT L u x u ry a n d L o c a tio n SANDPIPER 28 IQ Rio G rande Vfry ksnge bv#y. 2 2 MS' Nmished mi­ crowave fro^ free refng... c»i*hg Tom, ínter- com pool sun decX on-yte mgr utility room 4 72 5844 — 444 2750 S ALA D O 2 ’0 4 Solado 474-7732 320-8026 h-i', ■ ■ s-<»- 1 2 . .»>•. spoaout e*4 $ 2 3 5 HYDE PARK AREA ! BDRM Famished Unfur rushed CACH, Laundry, Pool O n Shuttle City Bus. Gas W a te r Paid N ear pork $100 deposit 4 4 7 -9 8 4 5 4 5 8 -5 7 4 3 SALADO APTS. 2 7 0 4 S a la d o N ow Leasing Summer, Fall, Spring Reserve Now And Secure Suoer Rates § Wok • CA ignd • CoWttonrec* --s. 2 ;x>. ck ‘ es - * ; • e* disposal • 3as • > - • d< • As> • 5 obte August, , e water hecter • spr-er 4 7 4 -5 9 2 9 W E S T C A M P U S 305 PLACE APTS S U M M E R P R IC E S S T A R T IN G A s L o w A s $ 2 2 5 C a ll 4 5 9 - 4 9 7 7 $ 2 2 5 HYDE PARK AREA LARGE FURNISHED EFF Omm SoofctfseNs . aundn >■ 1 yvrt* IKa Ov-dRM^p S p é O «dfea 108 Place Apts í-s:¿-:ís : e 4 7 4 -5 7 2 3 — 4 4 4 -2 7 5 0 W A R W IC K 2 9 0 9 West A w 10v#* c omplex w fulf funMifced ef* 1*12*2 Pod w waltdoi sun decK al oppkjnces fOOFA OA Wte mgr ••74 7 4 26 - 44-: 2 7 50 48 hr Repair Guarantee or 5 days tree rent111 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . BASING FOR S U M V f A N D FALL É3U dk UT Apartments Low Rates i.-'S t ; ’5 & j — - i i - VS. J 1-1 Ceiling Fons ond Potio * * M y Furnished coil 4S4-46C1 A * # ' * ' * * ' * * * * * * ' * * # * VILLA NORTH ! Sedmorr Apt* M o v e In T o d a y ! 4 5 2 0 Ouvol 4 5 9 - 9 1 3 1 Villa S o la n o A p a r l m r n l s '• I*’ 451 6 « tt2 ÍíV I '.i CHECK I ’ O U T to* 11 > < ! i 1 11 r 1 s 1 NO RENT TILL JULY • M l' <11 f. nu - 11 ,1 m • sr ,.n , i <% H Uv • I ’ ■ • 1 - 1 .1 u 'd r v K ■- i n i . • I ’ .tG K • 1 . i l l i m s t n n l d m ! i »pt‘f«ltt « tl RAMPART APARTMENTS 1230 E. 38 2 454-0202 I v \ H F ( ) N ( ' H I [ K L A N D i N C t C a P e T o r ^ e 7 i ; y . n T 0 n 0 s ti€ K 3 i n t h e t r e e s o n < 1 B d rm s fro m $ 4 8 5 2 B d rm s fr o m $ 5 6 0 : r o w o v 0 o v 0 3 2 8 5 5 4 0 0 0 8.7 * 0 ° s B ut* brand new • west campus area P L E A S E C A L L : 3 2 2 - 9 8 8 7 ■ ) i a*. APP’ TO SEf OUR BtAUTif Ul MODEl$ M N to 6 r m or bo' t * opi" i( - •■ t s,OkS * Ups*Q‘rs Dow"sta rs * SPECIAL SPANISH TRACE 4DER N E W M A N A G E M E 454 -4 4 09 GARDEN APTS. 3 8 0 — F u r n . D u p le x e s 3 9 0 — U n f. D u p le x e s Pre-Lease/Fall LOF* DUPLEX NOW , ,M TED ' n C * S JMMER 1 * RATES * $50 'S I "•*O n Th UT $265 E 304 f Apar**-ent '5 open f o r 9 0 0 - 5 00 3 3 8 -0 4 2 7 j n t r y a t m o s p h e r e j*j# tc secsc- wc ^vO*e*e$ 0^0*00# fxy :"«s o* o cale c --r -' ortheasf Aush-r greer a rxisco p^g Qom lo t C are r 9 2 6 -9 4 2 5 '2 2 4 Norm east D -v e $ 4 0 9 v O N ’ -- 441-8241 LET US HELP Y O U f m é yo *jr House. D u p le x . CofXSc vpcHmen* Free $erv*ce W e s t C< us N o rth C o m p u s E n fie k l Toi jw r, Rtvehstde etc ^ease c 2 -0 6 8 6 rL fcXto n Q U 5 c 5 Some rt#ar shuffle. CH coof»once$ W D connections :ec yard 5 m omtenonce $ 3 4 $ up x 9 2 6 5921 Ó -I9N A&8 3; 2 S fre # $ 4 2 0 me 3 9,. o r ^©ntf* ¡€KJse Tenartt w iii show i-2 2 6 - *8 2 2 -7 0 4 9 -G O sor* o r L IN O ff For W est & Hart hrepiQ ce A Th©mcf*P Ewerg-ee»' c#i»ng fans. } 7 Block From UT Law School 2 Bd 2 Bo. A ll Bilk Paid. Small quiet com plex built-m desks & oookshe-es Lc’ s o ftre e , G ood Sludy Environment Call Ston at 476-5631. Also pre-leasmg fo r Fall & Spnng NEED A PRICE YOU C A N LIVE WITH? -wok* a d ea rust To' v: • Per-sc* : We * rngm * • **» •: ► re-- ..let: • Or NR >ufWe • xr'u* V, •enane* & much much mom Hurry & co8 *om thev am c$ gone • Nee Apa Brookhollow A p ts 4 4 5 5 6 5 5 sioo t o t a l m o v e n Microwave New Apartments Or Snuftte Tenace Poo1 E-'opear Souno JOCuZZ. Sedtng Far Prepioai Dry DO*' W D Connections jnivemo' Wetcm Soon* Proper* es O n e 4 4 7 -R E N ’ 2 for I 203 W 494- Now «ate a croe 2-' w#i Washer D *>## connection» fix the pnce of o 1*1 . $350 ’N» vncM cm# comp*e* 1 only 5 veon :e wee* ♦ Me* . - S30C ^ erties 4 ' 4 ^ 4 -5 9 2 9 *ve* now# JU M P O N i : DEE*OS ' >PEC:a . .O nsi RATES CAL. NOW WHUf THfy m$T 454-3496 BROw n s t q n E p a r k. a * t s ON If V*L*TLf onooaC y* Huaur WEST CAMPU aenCMRL ASP hoon $150 4 4 7 4 4 7 8 -1 3 5 0 s;?5 S395 .“ 177.2214 4->3 88. SANDPIPER APTS 2810 Rio G rande immaeutotety M aintained M aintenance G uaranteed * 4103*5 Speedway * Best summer rates! Eff/1 BDRM — $195 ow easing im e r $ 3 7 5 PRELEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL ★ W alk tc IT ★ J e r r c k A p a r t m e n t s - r o m $ o* v*« -nonoger S38C ‘or summer 371-3943 W ARW ICK APTS ★ ALL 5 .LS D ♦ W e s t U T A r e a E f f ’ & 2 BR ■ae e d * R edu ce 4 0 8 u S P E C IA L * 1 m o n th f r e e r e n t * a 4 -7 4 26 M M A T T % F E 5 1 8 5 4 4 4 - 7 5 3 6 3 7 0 - U n f. A p ts . A A L K T O C A M P U S Ir o n g a t e ♦ A p a r tm e n ts ♦ 4 5 4 - 2 6 3 6 CALL N O W U K C A S I T A A P T S 8 9 0 0 C ole I l k .B A STB ■ 114 TC U xIA B * • » « B 4Lef>- ■ * »» Cejrfi# .W •- n- .1 1 * * V4T * L + sf Oo » * * m>u C*«?v'»re«4 T*xkija4 SeMLU ■-,#*.» P* iW l 482 9164 *Sh A B O U T F R E E R t 4 6 2 9 5 1 4 ( oventn Place THE STRATFORD r & r & r js * : - c \ vs v i ■- i ! ^ H e a t h e r t r e s t * I - 4 t 616 W. 6 th S C ft c v, E l ¥ » : » ; ' t f c 4 7 8 . 2 2 1 9 442-2316 V i c ft X. EFF. &1-2-3-4 BDRM APARTMENTS starting at $235 A L L B I L L S P A I D o r e • - Riverside I I s. U i I t F T . S O U T H — I 0 ' " T - r t 4 6 9 -0 4 0 8 I The Archway * * Apts. * t «e» "JSk . * t U M M t t t ^ t C t AL -V MOOtf * * « * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 7 8 -3 4 2 2 IB .«or WALK TO CLASS I B drm . and 2 O ld e r E f f . B d n o Apts, «nib Character 3 Blocks W est o f Campus Storting of S200 E Reserved Parking Prr-LcauBg Far Summa A Fall Call Carta at 469-0925 RENTAL 3 7 0 — U n i. A p ts . 4 4 4 - 7 5 3 6 POINT S0UTH-BRIDGEH0L L 0 W O p e n S u n d a y s N o o n t o 5 p m R e n t a l O f f i c e : 1 9 1 0 W i l l o w c r e e k ■ 5 O l t o H CARRIAGE HOUSE § S T X f t X f t X ft X y i 442-1298 Iv. :■ Ac s u te r p a id J pools —- c lu b h o u s e Minutes to U T S I M M E R R A T E S rr L Bath $ 14i* 2 Bedroom-2 Balh S249 • Hi Ur h m 2 Hath $44H S50 deposit 2304 Pleasant Valley Rd. U T WALK houie 00 IP f t U*T W A LK chc ^ o o n ce«kng to house 9 0 6 w replace garage J006 Mcvxood 3pp«anc#$. ^ $825 - EnfiekS A rec ood hoors Se» iarge »-ee4 Only rs 4 $8- 213 6 & Avem#« G dhit»y tXJrm 4 56 topping iw#nf#r 0 / m onth C a i 480-0663 or e a dintng •’oorrv Gge *90"6 West W A iK T modeled rage a Large j - t>eou 30pi*onces AC k T shuttle v#ry kJrge . todeled C A /C H beou 3 0 ^ a-’ apptiances S i 3e»ed * ap - $4; Í , Vc.UL X ; nscs^r bearoon* *-*re- >loce dfshwasner yea-' old ca rp et and ih uffie $ 5 0 0 tie Wate pc*d N e a r WALK $200 Reoec c to S 4 5 0 9t#d 4 5 9 9 0 9 5 6- sum m Drtfs .omor Nevy . new arpe» C A CH fenced * m onth 3 2 8 -6 7 0 5 6 -2 4C tixse^h 2*" 1*1 dupbtx 1 fo r more m- ..-me CA/CH. 505. "-3) 467-9769 b~ w u. exte" /ideó $ 4 9 5 emc*ent yard- rt ?0-A Hart wane 3 -3 4 »n- ■repioce, C A CH ■ overed o ve5"» secure $ '2 5 mo re »f needed 4'*6-K)0C h a raw o o c noors > ovefy spadous ¿6*. am separate Wing* : w 2 2 G roduote 4 00 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s ‘ m-tcrowGve ceskng ton ix«f» »ns $62 5 manm Terrace Condos .As mOUS STUDENT professtonos 2 30 0 mcodk. 2-1 '7 CACH den hrepto-ce t*c apphances dun do , ced rem 9 0 0 sg h 4 5 3 -4 8 0 6 -2 2 room Re- WES’ CAMPUS s j » 0 p # s o*vt $285 perion wmmei ■ $250 hsl S250depok* 459-8935 ” >8 í S J M M E t SPEOAc $26C badrooh1. near UT * 0 unoo» q ~ Smaií qunH com plex wrtn poc- 3 2 2 -0 ’ 5 O N E E f f C ‘ E N ( • ro o m Hyde Park Sma* qm poo* 4 5 8 -8 8 9 3 477-6551 $199 SUMMER speoai kixuf hctency tocv ih i/n « Sharon. 926- 0 0 9 0 fans ^**ep»ace Su m m e r k a t e s $ 5 0 mov« o#nc«#s -and one bedroom s and Speedway Swimmtng fans M orrtfhm , col-i 4 5 3 -8 0 ! 0 6 6 2 4 80 0 6 6 3 Arte !pr 5 2 2 2 or 3 2 7 * 3 5 9 6 6-19 $ 2 6 0 .'m o o r '-vea? ecse We New c o rp # . 8oo nn g bítnds Preieastng 4 6 7 -6 5 0 8 TR.AVIS HEIGHTS 15 many Twc bedroom tw o 'bem W # cony ovenooKing ?he b ro 444 2 4 8 6 6-190 Break Away From The Ordinary F n h ' \ C \ x * i o L u x u r s A t A f í t m i a N e P ric e s . SpnriL ITicre s no better lim e to leave behind the m undane and begin to enjov the place vou c a ll bonte I ike the argc s w im m in g p»xil, hv't tub . i .*adv o*t bookcases and u n m n g dev kv Spacious tltx ir p;anv a m the v.> - pa. K C all us todav I lX details G a r a g e a p a r t m e n t $295 Neo Hancock 90T 482 -8331 " RENTAL 4 0 0 — C o n d o s -T o w n h o u s e s : i DOS RIOS CONDOMINIUMS 5 Walking Minutes from Campus ------------------------------ 4 4* I «X X Large one bedroom condominiums, fulk furnished A * uashers \ dryers, miaowaves all full-si/ed GE * appliances, ceiling fans » rf* r f r f rf* * * $475 Fall Spring $430 12 Month Lease MUST SEE!! rf* 4 * rf* 4 rf* 4 2818 Nueces #101 Contact Seth Martin at 478-4271 A ♦ A A A A A A A A A A A A A ★ ★ d k i Ap.irtm cniv in H v d e P t r k 4 V S Duval A ti'iit 4 s 1 2)43 le s t- H , ' . l . i K M I I SI Apartments in W est C am pus 2810 Salad* A ustin Texas TsTvS 472 T816 Et<«m the co lle ction erf H u tk tn Pnipcntes ...CONDOMINIUM QUALITY LIVING AT ' APARTMENT HOME PRICES s MODELS NOW OPEN! • Efficiencies • 1 B d ./l Ba. 2505 Longview An Interface M an a g e m e n t Com m unity • 2 B d./2 Ba. z A x r ^ i Page 12 THE D A ILY TEXAN. Monday June 15. 1987 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL A N N O U N C E M E N T S SERVICES SERVICES 400 — Condos- 4 0 0 — Condos- 420 — Unf. Houses 435 — Co-ops 5 1 0 — E n te rta in m e n t- 6 3 0 — C o m p u te r 7 5 0 - T y p i n g 400 Condos- Tow nhouses BEST IN THE WEST Now Preleasing for Fall Old Main Valencia Croix St. Thomas N aeccs Oaks Merida Oxford Place Sabinal < . . . and more!) \ F ree L o lm íu i g S e rv ic e 479-8110 22nd & Rio Grande 2000 W hitis P la c e • 1: block from campus • m icrowave • ceiling fans • washer dryer • private balco n y • covered parking • fully furnished $ 3 7 5 / m o 454-4621 : CONDOS: ♦ ON AND OFF CAMPUS ♦ S e l e c t F r o a T h e L a r g e s t I n v e n t o r y O n C a a p n s * C O N D O S - A P T S - H O U S E S * p . m . t . 4 7 6 - 2 6 7 3 7 0 4 W e s t 2 4 th * : J # North Hills C ondo bedrt >oks Northwest oth Pnvofe deck orge open living orec with fireplace AH kitchen applionces 3 ceiling tons Attic fans well insulated—-eco­ nomical utilities Utility roonv lots o f closet spoce Very secure Convenient tc M opoc Itbrary, p o o l Shuttle 183 shopping center u and Downtown 2 cor of* street parking Rent reduced $120 $475 2 7 2 - 4 0 7 6 & 2 7 2 -5 7 8 3 . 7-;sc North Hills Condo icious 2 Bedroom 1: 2 Both Private deck tiooks Northw est Hills Large open living 0 with fireplace. A il Kitchen appliances, 3 mg fans Attic fans, well insulated-— eco- itcai utilities. Utility room, lots o f closet ce Very secure Convenient to M opac, library, pool Shuttle 1 city bus stop a t fro n t d o o r 10 minutes to ana Downtow n, 2 c a r off street parking, t reduced $150 $ 4 4 5 shopping center 272-407o & 272-5783 Townhouses Townhouses 2815 Rio Grande THE GAZEBO CO NDO M INIUM S extra nice O N E BEDROOM furnished oi unfurnished M icrow ave Security system Extras $ 3 5 0 SUMMER $40 0 FALL. Dan Joseph, 4 7 9 -8 7 2 7 . U N F U R N IS H E D C O N D O W e s t C am pus 2 2 fire p la c e p o o l, c o v e re d p a rk in g , sp e cia l savings 4 7 2 6 2 0 6 6 3 0 W EST C A M P U S lu x u ry W e s t R idge 2 -2 Vv D m ic ro w a v e tans p o o l, io c u zzi security 914 W e s t 2 6 th O w n e i 3 2 7 - 5 1 7 0 6 -1 7 _________________ c e ilin g O N THE R O C K S 1 Ice m a k e r in this rea lly n ic e 2 -2 u p to w n c o n d o French w in ’en d o w p a n e s , la rg e m a ster suite p o o l nis courts A p a rtm e n t F inders 4 5 8 -1 2 1 3 6-17D 7 4 6 2901 SAN JACINTO OAKVIEW C O N D O M IN IU M S SPECIAL SUMMER RATES L u x u ^ o u s 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m s a c ro s s th e s tre e t f r o m U T. S t a r t in g a t $ 5 5 0 C a ll D a n J o s e p h a t fa ll I I ? L E N N O X C O N D O S 915 W 2 3 r d 2 sum m er rates K irksev Levy R ealtors 4 5 1 -0 0 7 ? 7-2L____________________________________ $ 6 5 0 - 5 1 0 0 0 le a sin g N U E C E S C O R N E R 6 blocks to UT fu r nished 1-1 sp acious loft, r o o m y e n o u g h fo r 2 la rg e w o ll- to w a ll closets a llo m e n rites, im m e d ia te o c c u p a n c y . 2 8 2 - 8 0 8 2 6 -1 8 ________________________ 4 7 9 -8 7 2 7 7 -8 B fo r June o n si July $ 4 5 0 H ALF RENT m onth. 2-1, p o o l c o v e re d parkins, se curity. a ll utilities p a id o d ja c e n t to cam pus. 3 4 5 - 2 3 7 5 7 -2 ___________ Star West Condominiums Extra large 1 and 2 bedrooms! Close and conven­ ient West Campus location. Microwove DAV ceil­ ing tons, pool sauna security system W /D foctlt hes on site resident manager FULLY FURNISHED 1 B D R M $ 2 7 5 a n d u p 2 B D R M $ 5 2 5 a n d u p * weekly motó seance available upon request 24 0 8 Longview M G R office # 208 476-6918 ff not available call 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 6 - 2 4 WEST CAMPUS CONDOS 1 -2 -3 B e d ro o m C on d o s A v a il­ a b le fo r Pre-Lease. It's tim e n o w to m ake y o u r best d e a l. C all U m v e rc ity P ro p e rtie s , 3 2 2 - 06 8 Ó . 6 25D WHY PAY MORE? VERY LARGE MODERN TOW NHOM ES Pool, sauna, fireplace w/d. pets OK 3 -2 $ 4 7 5 2 -1 C $ 4 4 5 N e a r IH -3 5 and W illia m C a n n o n 3 4 6 - 4 3 9 2 M O D E R N 3 -2 w a s h e r 'd r y e r C A O * shuttle, n o rth $ 7 0 0 E venings, 8 3 6 - 0 3 7 5 6 -1 9 __________________ _ W A L K T O class 2BR p o o l ic k u zz viess o f Tow er p a rk in g , security $ 7 5 0 A B C 4 8 0 -8 1 1 5 , aft. 6 p m . 6-19 C O N D O M I N I U M S B E G IN N I N G $ 2 5 O ld e s ta b lis h e d Trovis H eights n e ig h b o r h o o d 1st stop o n shuttle Fully lo a d e d 1304 M a n p o s o O fc 12 5 3 4 6 2 o t m essage 8 6 0 - 2 4 9 0 6-19 44-: a t PARAPET 2 - 2 , W /D , c o m p le te ly nished, 3 b lo c k s cam pus, fa ll o c c u p a n c y $ 8 5 0 CoB T a ry n 4 8 0 - 9 6 4 9 . 7 -7 f u r ­ FOR S U M M E R r e r ’ f u m is h r d 2-T c o n d o o n N u e ce s n e a r shuttle W D etc C a ll 3 4 5 - 4 5 1 7 $ 6 0 0 / m o 6-16 FALL PREIEASES, C am pus 2 b e d ro o m s hou se s $ 7 0 0 /u p , b e d ro o m s $ 4 5 0 /u p H a b ita t H unters 4 8 2 - 8 6 5 1 6 - 2 3 2 - 3 - 4 BARKER S Q b A R E c o n d o s S um m er a n d F o il p re -le a s m g , I BR a n d I Br. lo ft m> io c u zz i o n shuttle $ 2 0 0 c ro w o v e , C f 2 7 5 sum m er, $315/415 fa ll A .P A 4 6 7 1 743 6 - 2 4 C __________________ _________ t A U LEASE 1 1 c o n d o W e s t ca m pus W D c e ilin g fans, m ic ro w a v e 4 ” 0 9 5 6 a 18 $ 6 5 0 m o n te N E A R UT M m ib iin d s . W /D p n v a te p o rk - 2 6 7 70 4 9 n g c e ilin g fa n $ 2 ' 5 m o n th W 2 6 7 3 0 8 9 - -JO ______ W A L K T O S C H O O L 1-1 c o n d o a t Pal m o tto a n d N u e c e s Place R e a s o n a b le ra te s M. P ro p e rtie s 4 ’ 6 8 8 0 0 6 101 S P A C O U S 1 1 suitable v \e s t C am pus p o o l m ic r c w a .e c e ilin g $ 4 5 0 R adm e 2 8 2 1 5 7 8 fa n s ’ 9 8 0 '0 ta r ro o m a te s 2 8 2 6 2 2 A . A V p US Vi/E ST l-l R o o m y e n o u g h f o r 2 , m ic ro w o v e , W D L a n d m a rk S q u a re 4 7 7 - 9 0 6 4 3 2 7 -6 9 7 1 3 2 7 -1 7 6 6 7 a fu m is h e a c a n d e 4 1 0 — F u rn . H o u s e s la r g e 2 1 H a rd C le a n 4 0 5 f 3 8 th w o o d s b lin d s AC's, fe n c e d G a r a g e Shuttle $ 5 2 5 4 7 ; 2 0 9 7 4 7 8 5 7 3 9 7 13 A V A ILA B LE N O W 2 th ru 5 b e d r o o m houses f o r re n t 4 5 2 5 9 7 9 (2 4 h ours) 6 - 2 6 2 0 0 W 5 5 7 St 3 - i n e w ly re m o d e le d , c e n tra l an la r g e fe n c e d y a rd , UT shuttle $ 4 5 0 3 4 6 3 2 5 6 6 22 le ase M/E ST C A M P U S house, su m m e r o n e b e d r o o m lo h 1200 sq 2 b e d ro o m hou se $ 2 9 5 4 5 9 -0 1 7 6 3 4 6 0410 6-18 ft $ 4 5 0 3 0 ’ ? St. N e a t Lam ot 2-1, se clu d e d close to cam pus, $ 4 8 5 G e o r g e da ys 2 2 9 5 , eves 4 7 8 -9 8 1 0 6 - lá ___________ 9 2 6 UT C LO SEST n e ig h b o r 2 6 th acro ss lo w sch o o l, q u ie t p a rk in r e a r 2-1 C A C H , n e w ly re n o v a te d $ 7 5 0 G e o r g e d a y s 9 2 6 - 2 2 9 5 , eves 4 7 8 -9 8 1 0 6-16 M E D IC A L CENTER a r e a 1 8 0 0 W 3 6 th 2-1 w g r e a t y a rd , a p p lia n c e s c e ilin g fans, m in i b lin d s. $ 4 5 0 /m o n th 4 7 2 4122 6 - 3 0 t - v DE PARK AR EA ? R a n g e re frig e ra to r d is h w a s h e r, ce ilin g fire p la c e , AC , tile, c a rp e t, h a r d w o o d flo o rs $ 5 7 5 . 451-8122, W e s t W o r ld R eal Estate 7 ID fa n RED RIVER 2-1. AC . a p p lia n c e s , h a r d - w -a d flo o rs 451- ly iu e * : y a rd $ 5 2 5 8122, W e s t W o r ld Real Estate 7 -ID H YDE PAR K 3-1. A C , a p p lia n c e s , c e tlin g Io n W e st W o r ld R eal Estofe 7 -ID . o r p e - la rg e y a rd $ 6 3 C 4 5 8122 1 6 0 4 BR IAR C IIFF A p p lia n c e s Vv C pets Lease $ 5 5 0 / m o 9 2 6 - 7 2 4 3 7 -2 3 B D R M S 2B A T H S tio p e s R shi the no 3 B D R M 1BATH, o n shuttle, fe n c e d yon W 'D . o a ra g e , b o n u s ro o m m ic $ 5 5 0 , 4 5 4 - 5 9 3 5 7-16 5 4 0 9 A V E N U E H 3 2 w .n d c pliances, n e o r shuttle Sum rr fre e $ 2 2 5 d e p o s it 3 4 5 -3 0 7 1 9 0 6 E 5 4 th O ld e r c le a n 2 1 w o o d s , fans, w a ll fu rn a c e y a r $ 4 7 5 4 7 2 2 0 9 7 4 7 8 - 5 7 3 9 d. gc HYDE PARK 3-1 re d e c o ra te d carpet, a p p lia n c e s . $ 5 8 5 5ÍU o p e n 4 5 3 - 9 7 0 9 6 15 L A W S T U D E N T S ‘'G r a d Stuc O N SHUTTLE N e ’ pa*d C A /C H hre tions S om m er an 8331 7 7________ C A M P U S A R E A ‘ 2 8 “ bv BEAUTIFUL i a t $F 0 6 8 6 zahable * O N V E N i! 4 2 0 — U n f. H o u s e s 6 - 2 9 N 4 2 5 — R o o m s Pre-lease 2-2 Condo W ith beautiful view o f the Lake & D ow ntow n. Decks ga lo re ! Um vercity Properties 3 2 2 -0 6 8 6 * 17D 2100 SAN GABRIEL CONDOS 2-2 ave ab e June 1 at $500 and September at $750. Fire- ptace, ceilmg fans, microwaves, walk to campus. 329-0011 2100 San Gabriel 2 BR 2 BA c o n d o , all appliances, am enities $ 1 0 0 0 to ta l fo r sum­ mer, th ro u g h 8 -1 5 -8 7 3 2 9 - 0 0 1 1 495-9800 PRELEASING WEST C A M P U S Sum m er a nd fa ll preieases Eft 1 a n d 2 b e d ­ ro om s a v a ila b le W a lk to class C ali n ow w h ile selection is still g o o d . C all M ik e , 4 4 8 -3 5 0 0 . Bill Rouse Prop. Mat. 6 -1 6 A F O R LEASE P a ra p e * C o n d o , 2 *2 , 2 8 th term a n d RfO G ra n d e , lea s e fans, W C m ic ro w a v e $ 6 0 0 / sum m er $ 9 5 0 /lo n g te rm C o lle ct (713) 4 6 8 0 2 5 7 Ó -9 s u m m e r/lo n g c e ilin g UT A re a Selection Several University area properties for iease 2-1 duplexes, 3-1 and 4 2 homes all in excellent condition convenient to campus From $ 3 9 5 to $1100 Most availoble immedi ateiy Coll New Management Co 476-6616 6 2 8 0 9 H e m p h ill Pork, E n g in e e rin g S c h o o l 2B D R M , iiv m g ro o m . d»m ngroom . k itc h ­ en fire p la c e c a rp e te d G ov. w a te r p a id $ 5 7 5 9 2 6 7 2 4 3 7-2 HYDE PARK E le g a n t h o m e , |u s t n o r t h o f U T 7 - 8 b e d r o o m s , 3 d o u b le b e d r o o m s 2 Itv m g a r e a s , 2 u tility r o o m s w ith w a s h e rs , d r y e r s . L o ts o f c lo s e ts a n a s to r a g e a r e a s 16 r o o m s 13 c e m n q fa n s C o m p le te ly r e m o d e le d L o ts o f o f f s tre e t p o r k t n g N e x t t o p a r k . Q u ie t n e ig h b o r h o o d O n e b lo c k t o s h u ttle a n d c ity b u s lin e C e n t r a l h e a t A C A vcn cbie Aug*, s 1 15*n S 300 p e t m o n f 2 7 2 - 5 7 8 3 o r 2 7 2 4 0 7 6 UTAREA Large 4 Bedroom/ 2 : Bath, Summer rates avatioble now 2 Bedroom/2 Bath n Hyde Park Large Efficiency neor UT and Downtown Efficiency neor Intramural Fields HPO REAL ESt a t e 467-7212 6 HYDE PARK You w ant it, we have ¡t 6 Bd>, 5 Bdr„ 4 -2 , 3 -2 , 2 -2 , 2-1 1-1 Houses, Duplexes Condos & A partm en’s Free Service C all U m vercity Properties, 0 6 8 6 3 2 2 AH-you can-eat” meals weekly M u ! service. 24 Hour Desk Personnel & E vening Secuntx Excellent Room mate matching service : m o P ools. C able T V s. Sundecks, Big LobbyiCame \rea Separate Study R oom & Nightly Study Halls. Sunm Dining Room Sport Court. Organized Sports. Gam es, Study & Pans Programs < )n Mte Resident Advisors will help you enjoy your school home Furnished I Itilities and Air Conditioning Free Parking Three B locks From U niversity of Texas at Austin We II make you feel like one o f the fa m ily Call: 4 7 8 - 9 8 9 1 Í e m p l o y m e n t 7 9 0 — P a r t T im e Smart Mail of Austin, a direct mail firm s expanding. We have immediate openings for part time data entry Positions for part time delivery and other functions are also mailroom available for summer and fail terms Call Steve at 8 3 1 195 7 450-0151 $ 5 /h o u r ORDER CLERKS Sum m er Jobs $ 1 0 . 5 0 Tickets Services NEW GUILD an I ( ( Co-op • Aji SMI» Paid • Open kitchen wrth Prepared Dinners • Ma*e Female • $*>giet 6 Doublet avaMabtt • Swimming Pool Avartatw» • Pers aPowea l mu 1of fre t tour *Mtt 5 1 0 W 2 3 r d 4 7 2 - 0 3 5 2 O N E W A Y a irlin e tit kef fro m A ustin to P ittsburgh W e d n e s d a y June 17 - $ 1 2 5 C all N O W » Tina 9 2 8 4 8 6 9 6 19 5 3 0 — T r a v e l T ra n s p o rta tio n V ID E O P R O D U C T IO N o n d co m p u te c o n s u ltin g U n iq u e c o m p u te r g r a p h * : a n d w o r d p ro c e ssin g C a ll G e o r g e : 3 9 6 3129 6 3 0 ________ S> h O L A R S H iFS G R A N T S C ollege using o u r co m p u te rs to re se a rch o v e r 4 0 0 0 sources o f fin a n c ia l a n í A re a 6 dem ic sc h o la rs h ip grc> "p 4 4 < 5 ? 1 | lo c a te d fo r ZIVLEYS THE COMPLETE PROFESSIONA L FULLTIME TY P IN G SERVICE PRINTING, BINDING FUN IS THE SUN! ( ancun Mas June s¡x\ uJs ' nt' f-rnr a ' in (.,r V hind 1 o /u in t l I rum $269 air & land. 3 nts Acapulco l rom $279 air A land. 3 nls Jamaica June hpes lals t rom $259. air A land. 3 nts Nascau June N fxs idls Prom $259. air A land. 3 nts For more detailv > a// HAZLEWOOD S TRAVEL 4 7 ÍM 9 9 7 6 5 0 — M o v in g - H a u lin g ABU BODIED Movers A m o ve rs Free 262? 7 14 jtes 7 3 0 — H o m e R e p a ir ROOF LEAKS, we fix them ight fin ng avoiiadie for new roofs ’ npie Roofing Remodeling 454-5935 7-1 FLOOR SERVICES cor pet vinyl, Rrotessionolly mstoHed $ 4$ per u i Sales 2 4 2118 7 SB STEAM CLEAN 3 rooms $37 95 I sofa $27 9.‘ ha., fie * Drapes, a 6 19 5 7 0 — M u s ic - M u sic ia n s 7 5 0 — T y p in g M A T U R I N O N S M O K E R b lo c k UT Y o u r o w n la rg e ro o m fig h t h o u se m a te s share su p p e is bills; $ 2 0 0 m o 4 7 4 2 0 2 5 4 7 4 $ 6 4 6 6 3 0 C petless 7 G R R E N ACRES s iq ie s g re a t fo o d H v d e Park He 4 5 9 - 9 2 2 3 6 '9 th e p la c e to b e 1 $ 2 8 9 on shut 4 4 0 — R o o m m a te s O W N R O O M for roommate in clothing-ophonol apartment com­ plex available (M/F), $162,50. Pre­ fer vegetarian non-smoker but will consider persons speaking Japa nese or owning a microwave vac­ uum, answering machine, or VCR Michael, 4 7 8 -4 0 4 3 . Beautiful large 2 -2 home in Bar­ ton Hills on the Greenbei? N e e d resp. m ale/F to share Private bath, decks, view, over Barton Creek. Backyard trad to Zilker. See to believe $ 3 2 5 mo. 2 2 0 0 B H om ed ale M ilt, 4 4 4 -8 6 1 4 , keep trying. M ALE R O O M M A T E S F D - ..h e -' n e a r ca m pus shuttle $ 2 5 0 me SI 3 5096 sE MATE 2707 HEMPHILL PARK At 27th & G uadalu p e Plenty of Forking 472-3210 472-7677 w o o d s rv p iN i; W . . R O f K . 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C UT F jrrm h e d *w< w a s n e r cjrve i $ 5 4 5 2 9 0 6 W e st A ve 4 6 7 -8 0 0 1 Q u a lie investm ents 6 - 2 6 t>en shot 30^ (75-79 75-74), follovveti bv senior Todd i ] () i 77-89-79-^5). Texas ! sophom ore Brai.! Agee and senior k v le C * u)dv fin ii,hed at 314 ¡. j,. ^ 111 i rnouent vv t* w ould hav i a gt>od to u rn a m e n t/" C lavton said "E verv- one had a good attitu de going in to but thev just did n t r the second round Fhert is some ha d news lor the tx tu rning 1 t»nght>rnis Nelson w ill have surgerv dont on his bat k at the end of this mop th and w ill not be able to eompett ■ next fall and p rin g Nelson has £i fia t ture below the vertebrae, d isio v< d after the fall sea si in He ct inti nued to plav in the spring, h«>w ever ' Nelson w as at he and then noticed t and after that he rt i best in the fail he back in)urv •allv d id n f get nt iu t u s to vil i / . c. P h il e s 1 EXPOS r - Angels 12. Royals 0 Orioles 8. Blue Jays 5 Tigers 2. Red Sox 1 BOSTON DETROIT Phu a m ... a, ab ■ **. b> a b t M > ab ' * t» ab r h t> ^ORUBA KANSAS*:. ' • TORONTO BALTIMORE ab r - d* ab r " o* N BA F i n a l s M L B S t a n d i n g s Associated Press D A L I .A $ — Tatu is on a tear and the Dal las Sidekicks to u ld betom e the In do or Soccer 1eague history to w in a title alter los mg the first tw o games. in M ajor team fin it ed an a victory Tatu :scored three goals and add- issist in Sundav night s o 5 over the Tacoma Star- to e series at tw o games each. were d o w n tw o game's but helped to pick us u p ,” Tatu 1 very N>dv p la \ ed great ot me the ball in the right id 1 was able to finish the We spot an the fans V\ e .i have th< m om entum to continue to play th< ave the last tw o ^am rs on t the Sidekicks in tht a m e s vve pla\ ed s Steve Z u n g u l said tin tht in tim id a te d be k'on us to n ig h t,” Z un gu l said "P eople th re w ice on us It was a disgrace ft w asn't even w o rth com ing. This Dallas team is a voung tranchist that needs success, so they [the re­ ferees! let them do w hatever the\ w ant so Dallas can tie up the se­ nes.” Z un gu l asked about Ia tu said "Is this a circus o r is it soccer? Lve- rvtim e he com plains he gets a call If thev w anted it to be 2-2, then w hv did w« itl hev ¡lla lla s] have to understand. Ihev are com ing to Kuom a 11 thev w ant a physical game on Tuesday we w ilt give it to th e m .” Iatu scored the gam e-w inner wi t h 9:31 to plav to send the series to a fifth game Tuesday n ig ht in la- coma ¡he sixth game is back in Dallas on I hursdav night ia tu also had an assist as he scored the hat trick for the second tim e in the plavofts ’ hi*- year. I ht Bra/ han w ho was named th* VtlSl - most valuable player, scored tw'o goals and had tw o as­ sists in Dallas' 5-3 w in on Saturday n ig h t Tatu took a free kick fro m M ike tw o defenders Powers and beat w ith a 15-foot shot just o u t o f goal- keeper M ikt D ow ler's reach tor the w in n in g sexire Dallas goalie k rvs Sobieski had to three point-b lan k shots m- deny Gregg Rlasingame to preserve the v k tv »rv. 1 he Stars' Rick Davis scored his second goal to give Tacoma a 5-4 lead in the th ird peru>d But Iatu retaliated w ith his second coal to send the game, placed before 13,49/ fans in R eunion Arena, tied at five going into the final period Dallas rallied from a 4-2 d eficit to tie the match at 4-4 just before half- time on tw o goals lust 25 seconds - ................. ---------- ......... . ......... . 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I c in cd *~ Tí r}- Tí- m c © x c O o « «3 « c , « ; r ® I f S E ^ © © © b t5 ti? 2 o i 0 fc u 10 > S D C g r a3 © C ° 0 3 OT 5 uj®t—coO = u j j ? < < a > T} CD h» 00 05 o C M CO m m in in m co co rh< << nJ we learned the basics, like how to read in slow motion and the differ ence between "u p '’ and "down, "near" and "fa r," and “ quality public television" and "had com ­ mercial programming But now there is a new kid on the block, so to speak. Stvling itsel! the "•ll-lsid network. Nick eh Icon presents the greatest threat to the moral liber and intellectual growth of today’s toddlers since comic books and rock music The programming seems harm­ I he\ even l e s s enough at first seem to pay homage to the Sesame Street set with their extended pro­ gram Pmwheei. D on’t buy it. First of all, Pmwheei is three hours long. Children don’t watch the same T V ’ show for three hours Children don’t wear the same clothes íor three hours N ic k e lo ­ deon isn’t interested in whether the kids watch the whole show. Just 15 minutes of the program will easily give any child the recommended daily requirement of loud, moronic commercials for worthless, expen­ sive products. Nickelodeon knows what side its bread is buttered on Kids don’t buy air time; sponsors buy air time. If the kids want to play “ remote control roulette" for the rest of the two hours and 45 minutes, that’s entirely up to them. M c T E L E V I S I O N And the content of Pmwheei would make M r Hooper turn over in his grave 1 >ne >egment consisted of a gypsy puppet teaching the k id-s how to make crepes. Another was devoted to a mime pretending t<* eat a salad It i impossible to tell whether this o a children’s program or a cooking how set in Greenwich \ illage But there are other, older little (Kips, \icwer ■> consumers w ate lung, so Nick serves up Hull lor all ages. You C an’t Do Ih a i on Tclc\ ision is a case in p*>int name is an interesting paradox, since evervthing in the how is done on television. Are fhey living to hlow the ['<«•! k id »’ m i n d 1’ >sing logical contradiction to children of 8 seems a bit unt or ! he 1 he show i t s t If is, in the words of Ve arrea Burger, "utterlv wuhout redeeming social or artistic value The program is mainh centered around a group of vei\ bad child a c t o r s making jokes about what bad child actors t h e \ are parody fails, mainly because vou find yourself agreeing with them. 1 he;; self O h, and lor those culturally deprived kids who don t see enough d ;• M I V . A g a in I d.>: to deal with < >raa ! Macs ads t<• deal w o h G t t c J * *rt ■\s ¡I o 1 m ik r th* sc »•* us wre rc ali/c what 4 bad network it t%, Nick rounds out it svhedule with a slew oí vnduatcd sitcom that no * tie else will run \ n J ,ou used think I k \ tru ( stmpany provided a h< w beneficial service for kids could sou have overlooked the en­ richment the\ 11 derive from reruns of The M onkccs. Dennis the Menace and R(>ute Sty' Í . an think of no reason for such a travesty in programming to be in flic ted on innocent children, unless ¡t's some kind of punishment from < iod for all that pr*>mi cuitv in the late 7(k . A s' is, we must Uve in tear < I :h( kids will take over the reins of eminent, indu try, education, ind science lav that the Nickeludtoi fhey won t be able to read or t 1 hev II niaki Ira» I hcv’ll have no concept w i tie spatial relations tional scores on every portion of th S.\ 1 But they 11 be able to mouth the words to every scene — and in Route 60 ever\ commercial I guess it’s a start. ACTV king of non-mainstream By Christian Chapman newscasts normally don’t covet In recognition of its 15th year as one of the nation’s premier commu­ nity television stations, Austin Community Television celebrated its progress June 7 at Laguna Glo ria. The festivities included singing by Elouise Burrell, juggling by Mario Loren/ and music by Todd Samusson. In addition, Mayor Frank Cooksey received an award for his contributions to public and government access television. This party was not mere self-con­ gratulation, but rather a well-de served celebration of a banner year for A C T V . It not only made sub­ stantial gains m number of viewers in 1986, but also won the Best Pub­ lic Access Station award from Hometowm Videos — which are sponsored by the National Federa­ tion of Local Cable Programmers. As local subscribers may have no­ ticed, A C T V is no longer filled with the "mindless drivel” of 1 0 or 12 years ago. The quality and tech­ niques of most Access shows has risen dramatically as compared with efforts of only a few years ago. O f all the regularly scheduled A C T V programs, Alternative Views probably best exemplifies the giant strides made in quality and accessi­ bility. Produced by Douglas Kellner, professor of philosophy at the University, and Frank Morrow, who has a Ph.D . in communication, Alternative Mews features in-depth discussion of issues that mainstream What began in 1.9^8 as a small by Kellner. scale production Morrow and a few others interested in better representation ol non mainstream viewpoints is now carried by more than 40 public ac cess stations. As well as being car ricd in more than 250 cities and 2 million household, nationwide, .1/- ternativc Wens also gained wide­ spread recognition when Hometown Videos honored it with a Best Pub­ lic Affairs Production Award. Re­ cent Alternative Views programs, such as ¡he Contra A'ak ame Con­ nection, featuring John Stockwell. ex-( IA chief o f operations in Ango la, are examples of the show’s high quality of programming. W ith these impressive statistics, it would seem that Austin Access has proven itself a viable and meaningful addition to Austin's cable system. However, despite nationwide ac­ claim and growing community sup­ port, Austin CableVision, A C I V ’s parent organization, wants to lower the number of stations and discon­ tinue A C T V ’s financial support. Ironically, Austin CableVision is trying to sever ties with one of its more promising and informative stations. Citing economic reasons and low viewership, Austin CableV- ísion is seeking to renege on its re­ sponsibilities to A C T V — in viola­ tion of F C C restrictions. According to F C C regulations, each cable system must provide the community with its own station, provide production equipment and training, and allocate at least $500,000 per year for costs. H ow ev­ er, in 1984, Congress gave local governments — rather than the FCC regulations. the power to enforce these Retired Judge John Phillip . a hearing examiner, has already ruled in favor of A C T V The Austin t ity Council has agreed to spend over $400,000 lor thi hearing amount which could support AC I V inr almost a year. an AC I V s fate lies ultimate 1\ in the hands of the Austin C iit\ Council, who will make a ruling this week. According to Kellner, who notes Access Television's value to the community, it "seems stupid from every standpoint to want to cutback on access programming.” After visiting other public access stations around the country, Kellner observed that “ people eve­ rywhere recognize Austin as having the best access svstem and are typi­ cally envious of our facilities here." Despite the increase in quality and viewership, Austin CableVision still seems determined to screw up a good thing. There are some who believe Austin CableVision is sim­ ply reacting to encroaching compe­ tition. Others feel Austin Access’ "leltist” slant gives Austin CableVi­ sion cause for concern. Whatever their reasoning, Austin CableVision must realize the implications to the community before they hinder or discontinue A C T V . BUT THE METER’S NOT TICKING, EITHER.” The Austin Crisis Pregnancy Center is not an abortion business that charges you $25 per counseling hour. 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Richard Jordan An ambi tious congressional aide falls in love with a married Washington lawyer © PBA BO W LIN G Kessler Open (L ve) © PLA YBO Y S CANDID CAM ERA ( 149) © MOVIE * * * The Stratton Story James Stewart June Allys-on The loss of a leg is overcome by baseball player Monty Stratton 8:30 O P R O JE C T SECO N D CHANCE D RO PO UTS 1 I n t exp IN AMERICA ' • reasons why students leave school early and the following consequences plus the alterna tives open to them by achieving a General Equi­ valency Diploma © CINEM AX COM ED Y EX PE R IM EN T Phillips" Comedian Emo Philips performs his nightclub act, with the talents he claims he owes to Zorkon the Space God (In Stereo) © N EW COUNTRY F .-aturen Dennis Rnbbii • (In Stereo) 18 O NOT YOUR A V ER A G E RU SSIA N (THE PO ZN ER F IL E ) A profile of Soviet journalist Vladimir Pozner filmed during his first visit to the United States in over 30 years g © INTERNATIONAL 0 ) IM A G ES IN W A T ER C O LO R 36 O NIGHT COURT The irtro ,m gang is stunned when Christine announces her engage ment to a humorless man (R ) © MOVIE H neyn on to Paradis*- (1 9 6 7) Michel *- L eska Christopher Gill A couple's ai tempts to consummate their marriage are frus­ trated by a series of distractions at a tropical resort NR' 9 00 r Q EQ U A L IZ ER The Equalizer is lured into th r the world of mercenaries and invisible wars (R ) di r © MOVIE * h e r r y M • (1986) Prince, Kristin Scott Thomas An Ameri can lounge painist with a weakness for older women meets his match in a spoiled young hei ress he falls lor on the French Riviera (In Stereo) PG-13 Q © CROOK AND CH A SE © © T E N N E S S E E W ILLIA M S SOUTH The work and world of one of America’s greatest playwrights is presented 18 O BEYO N D E X C E L L E N C E THE S U P E R A C H IE V E R S 1''. portrait ' I " ........ business hero focuses on the entrepreneurial successes of Steven Jo b s (NEXT, Inc ), Mitchell Kapor (Lotus Development Corp ), Lane Nemeth (Dis covery Toys) Doug Tompkins (Esprit) and Fred Smith (Federal Express) g © TO B E ANNOUNCED © © N O V E L A F-«,< tn de Amor de amor sellado por un secreto que nadie podía conocer. © DR RUTH SH O W Alice Radosh on contraceptive advertising 24 Q ARTHUR H A IL E Y 'S H O T EL A married woman is persuaded to have an extramarital affair Is Th m MWer and l.ln jur.nnent ■ t ü n e T i m There are many good westerns, but «illy a lew great ones High N oon, Stagecoach, Shane and T Ii Darling Clementine all fall into that caregorv, as should 1961 s I he Mac m ticent Seven. Based on Akira Kurosawa's classic Japanese film The Seven Samurai. director John Sturges’ remake f<> cuses on seven gunslingers, includ­ ing Steve McQueen, Yul Brynner as the only bald cowboy in film histo­ ry . James Coburn and Charles Bronson, hired to protect a Mexican M ilage from outlaws But most mem­ orable is Eli Waiiach as the bandido terrori/ing and plundering the little town while honing to perfection a character he would later reprise in Sergio Leone’s spaghetti westerns the pseudo-Mexican. W hile not as violent as Sam Peck in p a h 's The Wild Bunch o r as beau­ tiful as Fred Zinnemann's High S o o n , The Magnificent Seven is a faithful and rousing tribute to Kuro­ sawa as well as a enjoyable classic western meant to be watched again and again. —Robert Wilonskv PRIMETIME LEH R ER N EW SHO U R 7 00 7 O 20 Y EA R S ON THE ROAD WITH C H A R LES KURALT CBS News *resp ndent Charles Kuralt celebrates 20 years of travel throughout the United States filming On the Road segments that present a unique portrait of everyday people and places g O IT S YOUR FUTURE © P R O F ESS IO N A LS (1985) © M O V I E * * * My American Cousir Margaret Langrick John Wildman The arrival of a runaway cousin from California brings a sense of excitement into the previously boring summer of 1959 for a young Canadian g o on the verge of maturity PG © NASHVILLE NOW © RIPTIDE Lt Joanna Par si ( J.u e Chadwi* <) asks the boys for help when a serial killer marks her as his next victim © © VIETNAM THE 10 000 DAY WAR The strategic importance of the Ho Chi Mmh Trail 18 Q MACNEIL ® DAKTARI Paula and Jack t r y to untrain a shepherd dog an African farmer has framed to be a killer © C D NOVELA Barata de Primavera El amor puede ser tierno como una flor en primavera pero también existen flores hermosas y con espinas © TWO M ARRIAG ES c o»t de' d< t ready for a serious relationship Nancy hires a tax consultant behind Art s back 24 O P E R F E C T S T R A N G ER S Larry tea hes Balki how to avoid being taken advantage of (R) g © AMERICAN BA BY Featured skills m is rered m the fifth month of life; fetal develop ment creative time-saving ideas 30 © NOVELA ' Pobre Señorita Lmnantour' ffl PR IN C IPLE S OF ACCOUNTING 36 O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark travel to Washington D C m an effort to get special legislation passed that «-Quid save a girl s life (R) (In Stereo) Q © M O V IE * * * Pale Rider (1985) Omt E ast­ wood Michael Moriarty A mysterious stranger rides into a western mining town and brings much-needed relief to gold prospectors being harrassed by an unscrupulous land baron (In Stereo) R' g 42 B FA LL GUY Colt and Howie travel to Ha wan to capture a murder suspect © FISHIN ' HOLE © C O N FES S IO N S OF CH EEC H A CHONG © M O V IE (1987) Treat Wil iiams Rip Torn The life and career of the young lawyer who ultimately became the controver sial head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (1924 72) (In Stereo) g © EDISON TW IN S Tom tries out for the hockey team J Edgar Hoover e s 7:15 MOVIE * * * ' 2 The Magnificent Seven (1960) Yul Brynner Eli Wallach A band of gun- fighters is hired to protect a Mexican town from outlaws 7:30 O ADOPT A SCHOOL ST U D EN T N EW S C A ST TUNE IN 1 .1 I .m is a n o th e r Sits, i n B ot h t " s i c a tio n , so in the H ill Street u a d i lio n , one w o u ld ex|x.‘t 1 a n o ilu i art im iia n n g lite ” extra va g a n za . 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B f ly t (1949) LI © * * John H oyl A prisoner is a llow ed to e sc a p e so th a t he can lead the way to a gang of counter fe tters ( D * # V z "T h e Student P rin ce " (1 95 4 ) Anne Blyth, Edmund Purdom W hile studying at Hei delberg U niversity, a prince fa lls in love w ith a common barm aid 'G ' 12 45 I < " 'i 'I © * Out B etsy Russell A plane crash strands a group of lusty high school grad u a te s on a rem ote island R (198 ) M artin Hewitt 1:15 CD * * R aiders of the Seven S e a s " (1953) John Payne Donna Reed A bold p ira te cap tures a co untess to save her from the ra scal she is to marry, and they fall in love 1 2 0 QT * * + M cC abe and Mrs Miller ( 1 9 7 1) Warren B eatty. Julie C hristie W ith a p ra ctice d madam as his business partner, a tw o b it gam bier opens a in a com pany owned mining town R' thriving ca sm o-b o rd ello 12 35 12 40 tei O P A t ffl M -d M i 1 10 . Bey >nd Thunderd ime iibson Tina Tun er Alter bemg vehicle and posse ssi ms. a loner •• .• n is i''- >s " f a t i/a n e p >st lyp tic so cie ty and is duped into challeng !• ith (In at ii j a t arbanc w arrior in a d lei t< the r E tareo) PG t i w ilt ( 0 Leska. C hristo p h er Gill A couple s a tte m p ts to consum m ate th e ir m arriage are fru stra te d by a a re sort NR ...... .. ')* distra< lions »t a tr ’ M ' ■ (1 , 1 30 1 45 C l * * W arning Sign (1 98 5 ) Sam W aterston, Kathleen Quinlan R esearch scie n tists are turned into h om icidal m aniacs when a see ret (In germ w arfare experim ent goes hayw ire At le n e 1 >w" S tereo) R ‘ Q ( ’ 146) Rand ph Qi) # * ' S co tt, Ann Dvorak A lawman a tte m p ts to keep co n flict betw een ca ttle m e n and new homes le a d e rs from becom ing a full sca le war THURSDAY 12 0 0 12 10 C D * * 1, Angel and the Badman (1947) John Wayne, Gail Russell A Q uaker giri saves a no torious gunslinger from his enemies (C olorized Version) Us Against the World 7 O ( 197 7) C hristine Belford Donna M ills Three fem ale in terns cope with various m edical co ses as they begin their careers w ith a surgeon who doesn t trust women d octo rs (R) 12 15 24 Q * * ' 2 Two Flags W e s t" (1 95 0 ) Linda Darnell Joseph C otton A group of soldiers from the South jom the Union Army to fight Indi ana. 12 30 © * * V 2 Second Chorus (TW O) f-red As taire, Paulette G oddard Two trum pet players com pete for a girl and a iOb w ith the Artie Shaw O rchestra C © CB L j CD * 9 CD u © » f ) CD 1 00 M S 2 0 0 v a n e s s a wet a • A private de ieciwe is wen RtO Jobe, r#vfeard#d for his effo rts wher* f ► a ' t 'ves at a the madam s local bordello threatening to fttTfis that an a m.todfou5 p»rnp % n M j mho, D| ; Frank Sinatra ►Ü • * * Sterung H ayden Upon arnvtng *n a smaü CéU lo^nia tOVYr to carry out a pohh cal as$d$s*n wr ' co e 1s woo conce n tra te on gratifying clufc sex starved co lle g ia n s R g * * 1 2 Back to School (1 98 6 ) Rodney D anger' eld Sally Kellerm an Campus life is turned upside down when a specialty clothing I, ¡o- enrol-S > co ege in an effo rt t make sure his son won t drop out (In S te re o ) PG-13 1 25 1 30 1 40 . * M.I Í © * Syt I Dannmg Assigned to inve stig a te a com pufer company s shady business deaungs a Texan fm ds him self in the middle of a spy - • , "1 nl 4 -'r caper R 2 00 W f f l * * r;s Wendell Cot o ts wage baffle S O L a M u ie Blanca E stela Pavo san a un cam pesino de bandolero que pobres Blue Yonde ( 1 9 5 2 ) Phil Har rey W orld War H Air F re*- pJ l f (he air and or the ground 3ue Yo P erdí” Pedro Infante C ircum stancias Que cau in v e rtirs e e r- una especie los oba para ayudar a 2 30 4 ’ ‘ M • © * * R obert Hays W hile va- a liening in M alta ct* cum stances propel a would-be m ystery w rite r mto a m urder plot international intrigue and the arms of a beautiful undercover agent PG 2 45 g ) (1 *46) Orson fra W eites L oretta Young A small town co llege pr tessor and pillar of his community turns out to be* a h, rted Nazi w ar crim inal * * • T*-. 3 20 h4 Du >*• ■ ' ID * * Jet* P odges Rosai a Arquette W hile on an ex tended leave of absence an a lco h o lic cop be com es involved m t Ke investigation surrounding a p rostitu te s murder R Q ( 0 * * hu- « it M Qu.i 1* . W N orris David C arra dme a m averick Texas . s h sm a rtia arts skills to end an Ranger empl I) arms smuggling operation PG 3 30 ( 198 4) Bry e Lyons, Pi i" l " ' ' © 0 3 © M n- B- ’M . chard Bekms In an attem pt to meet beautiful women two yo mg men pi se as New York City b igw igs and bluff their way into the glam orous w orld o' fashion ph t igr aphy NR Moving V iola tio ns' (1985) © * (5 1 2 1 ^ ^ . r i i V V i ¡ ¡ C 4 G u . d x ' i t * IS IT TIME FOR: 71 C heck U p 71 C le a n in g [23 Crow n 7] Filling 71 E tc “ Y O U R D E N T I S T 4 1 M 3 6 4 O N T H E D R A G ” Pao,L o ir,ib e -. D D ' Rav Scott D D S Joe Murphy D E ■ Richa-dJ jrek D D S W aiterW ea*©r, 1 •JamesConle' D D S NEW GARDEN SALAD NEW CHEF SALAD fresh Not your ordinary jaro» n v mcty •.alad This one’s a coo combination of iceberg lettuce celery and c arrot to p p ‘ d with radish and cue cnber Then we add thick wedges of egg an 1 tomato and grated c heddar cheese Choose your favorite lav dressing. Tossed fresh -II in two sizes Our Chef serves up julienne strips of succ ulent turkey and ham alongside cheese, egg un< i * )n Jto .'.e iges at ■:) a mound of fresh ensp iceberg lettu< e# celery r dish, < ucumber md carrot Cap it off with ✓our <• * ok < of dressing NEW CHICKEN SALAD ORIENTAL it s 1 1 iste o f the f ir east h it starts w ith f>i • ter < fucker i >ilc< i higf on ) fresh tossed bed of i( eberg lettur e crisp green i xd >{x*rs * eiery tomato wedges and sliced canot'» w ith crispy ( how mem nc> dies >erve< * on tfie si< ie j*>r c hunks c t McDonald’s Salads Are Served All Day And we have the best dressed salads around with your choice of Blue Cheese, French, 1000 Island, Creamy House, Lite Vinaigrette, or Oriental dressing. Bacon bits and seasoned croutons are a v a ila b le upon request. Try a McDonald's salad a t lunch or dinner or g ra b one to go during breakfast hours. Now Available At McDonald’s Dobie Mall - 2021 Guadalupe IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE