Da i l y T e x a n Vol. 85, No. 159 The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin Monday, June 16,1986 25C Finally Goddess in place By MARTY HOBRATSCHK Daily Texan Staff The successful placement of the Goddess of Liber­ ty atop the Capitol dome Saturday dashed the hopes of G.H. "S on n y" Hollub of Buda Hollub wrote letters to several Austin television and radio stations last week in a campaign to have Texans put the goddess statue on its pedestal w ith­ out any outside help. "If this were a U.S. problem , then 1 would agree it should be a 'united effort. " he said in his letter. "But this is a Texas problem, that should be handled by Texans — natural-bom or otherw ise Two previous attem pts at p laan g the statue were unsuccessful because the CH-47 Chinook helicopter used in those operations was not suited for putting the Goddess on her pedestal. Poor w eather and in ­ adequate reference points for the pilots made the job even more difficult. The Texas Army National Guard called in its Mis­ sissippi counterpart two weeks ago because M issis­ sippi was the nearest state with a CH-54A Sky Crane helicopter readily available The CH-54A Sky Crane was more suited for the job because it had an inde­ pendent winch, which made exact placem ent of the statue easier. Texas and M ississippi Guard members put the goddess on the Capitol dome Saturday in an opera­ tion that lasted about 10 minutes. The Skv Crane helicopter arrived at the Capitol at 10 a m. with the goddess in tow After a tew minutes of m aneuver­ ing, the helicopter crew put the statue on its support pole and lowered it to its resting place. believe it, "I'm so glad to have this behind me vou w ouldn't said Capitol architect Roy Graham During a reception after the operation, Gov. Mark White m ade the M ississippi crew mem bers honorary Texans Noting that M ississippians fought at the Alamo, he said, T h e brave sons of M ississippi proved their mettle once more this morning. " Bill may lead banks to end student loans By A. PHILLIPS BROOKS Daily Texan Staff Some banks and lending institu­ tions may drop G uaranteed Student Loans because of a recently adopted federal higher-educafion bill, which threatens to increase GSL fees to na­ tional lenders. Two technical am endm ents to the bill, which will becom e effective July 1, probably will increase costs as well as low er interest rates to lenders, said Cindy Rodriguez, ex­ ecutive director of Central Texas Higher Education Authority Those factors could also cause purchase volumes to fall for secondary lend­ ers — those who buy the loans from the bank. It's too early to tell exactly what consequences the new am endm ents will have on the program ," Rodri­ guez said. The two am endm ents will require banks to issue multiple disburse­ ment checks — two checks per year instead of the one check previouly issued. Rodnguez said this will not only increase labor costs but also w'ill lower the yield to lenders be­ cause they cannot charge interest on non-disbursed checks. The other am endm ent states that lenders must report GSL loans to credit bureaus which will increase the workload for the lenders, R od n ­ guez said. "T h e governm ent feels that by’ re­ porting the loans the default level will decrease because defaulting or slow payment will becom e a part of a student's credit record ," she said Bill Cason senior vice president the of M Bank-North, said while bank has no im m ediate plans to make any changes, som e other banks with large GSL programs could be affected "W e're in that program on a very limited basis but banks with big loan progiam s may be forced to make some decisions should their profits decrease su bstantially," he said. Despite possible increased costs and lower yield to lenders, several Texas banks have shown support for the GSL program alo n g w ith Brenda Klein, assistant vice presi­ dent of the University Savings stu­ dent loan department, said the new the a m en d m en ts, budget G ram m -Rudm an-H oliings bill, which temporarily increases the origination fees to lenders, is an ef­ the federal fort budget. Klein the changes may cause some lenders to stop participating in the program, University' Savings is "dedicated to providing GSL services to students" and that no cutbacks are anticipat­ ed. to help balance said w hile Jeft W hitehurst, vice president of Certified Savings, said some Austin lenders have stopped processing is a network of loans and banks that no longer want to partici­ pate in the GSL program. there "W e are the largest lender in the state and we anticipated the cut­ backs. W hitehurst said. "W e guar­ antee UT students and some other Texas schools access to GSL loans through 1990.' W hitehurst said 1985 loans to UT students alone totalled 5,908 loans worth more than $15 million. Budget law reported to be struck down Associated Press W ASHINGTON — The Suprem e Court, in a decision due out M on­ day, has ruled that a key provision of the deficit-red action law passed by Congress last vear is unconstitu­ tional, ABC News reported Sundav. The network said the court, in a 7-2 decision, holds that the land­ mark legislation passed by C on­ gress to help balance the federal budget violates the separation of powers doctrine. The ruling apparently upholds the Feb. 7 ruling of a special three- the so- judge federal court called G ram m -Rudm an law, in ef­ fect, allows an officer of C ongress to perform executive branch functions, ABC said. that Supreme Court spokesm en could not be reached to com m ent o n the report, and telephone calls to their homes went unansw ered Sunday. The court's decisions are rarelv leaked before they are issued offi daily. At issue in the Gramm-Rudmar case is the role of the comptroUei general, an «fficc r c ( Congress wh< is appointed by the president for * 15-year term. Under the new law, the comptrol ler general is charged with deter mining defiat-reduction figures tha must be implemented automatical!) if Congress fails to pass a budge that meets the defidt-reductior goals each year. The Gramm-Rudman Act calls foi eliminating the federal defidt b\ 1991. The federal budget each yeai until then must not exceed certair defidt ceilings. If the defidt is above those goals, autom atic cuts go intc comptroller general, effect. The who heads Congress' General Ac­ counting Office, is in charge of or­ dering the across-the-board cuts. 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Left the Mbaissippi National Guard Sky Crane heicopter lowers the Goddess of liberty statue onto the Capitol Saturday morning. Photos by Jwn Stgmon Daiiy Texan Staff U.S. bank bans loans to South Africa Lending risk, ‘abhorrence of apartheid’ cited in denial of American credit Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — Bank of America, the formally nation s second-largest bank, has banned any new loans to South African bor­ rowers because of apartheid that nation's policy of enforced racial segregation. "W e believe that prosperity and stability can­ not return to South Afnca while the apartheid the bank s management wrote system remains, june 10 employee in a newsletter. statement its in Taking into account not only the credit nsk apparent m South Afnca, but also our abhor­ rence of apartheid, we will not make new loans to borrowers in South Afnca as long as the apar­ theid system exists," the statement said A spokeswoman for a group called Stop Bank mg on Apartheid said Bank of Amenca is the first major U.S. bank to formalize its opposition to apartheid and to refuse any further loans to pnvate sector borrowers in the Afncan nation In South Africa Sunday, the death toll under the nationwide state of emergency soared to 22 as police braced tor an expected test of strength with blacks com m em orating the 10th anniver- sar\ of blood\ Sow eto nots A journalist reported that police detained more than 200 people, including children, at­ tending a church service near Cape Town Troops with nfles charged into a church yard near Johannesburg vs here black Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu was preaching, but made no ar­ rests In Cape Town, the white opposition Progres­ sive Federal Party called for M onday to be de­ clared a public holiday as a day of national re­ conciliation The party also said it would try to use Parliament and public m eetings as forums to prevent a governm ent cover-up of new s, and it urged citizens to contact party officials to report incidents The governm ent denounced as "terror of the worst kind” a Saturday night car-bombing in the Indian Ocean port city of Durban. The blast killed two white women and an Indian woman and injured 69 people. Leon Mellet, chief of the governm ent Bureau for Information, said 15 of the injured remained hospitalized Sunday. He blamed the outlawed Atncan National Congress, the main black guer­ rilla group fighting to end white domination. The bureau insisted Monday would be a nor­ mal day despite plans by blacks to stay away from jobs and hold services to comm emorate the July 16, 1976, start of nots in Soweto, the huge black township outside Johannesburg In other developments Sunday: ■ The South African Catholic Bishops Confer­ ence protested the detention of at least five priests among the more than 1,000 people held without charge under the state of emergency. ■ In another statem ent read at Catholic Mass­ es in the Durban area, 48 pnests expressed soli­ darity with all the detainees. • In Bonn, the W est German governm ent de­ manded that South Africa release three W est Germans detained under the state of emergency. It said two were members of a Roman Catholic order and the third was connected to the group. Presidential com m ittee to receive tw o student reports By LORRAME CAOEMARTORi DsMy Texan Staff office. Two UT student committees have issued reports claiming the current regulations regarding free speech on cam pus are inadequate. The Students' Association Task Force on Public Demonstrations and a five-member committee of stu­ dents arrested during recent UT ral­ rule lies changes and condem ned the UT policies as restrictive. recommended several The assoaation Task Force report said it supported the resolution passed at its April 22 meeting after rally, die second anti-apartheid which resulted in the arrests of more than 200 students. The resolu­ tion called for the removal of free speech restraints on the West Mall, dismissal of any disciplinary charges against arrested students and an end to the arrests. The report, issued last week, re­ quested the Office of the Dean of students declare die West and Main Malls 24-hour free speech areas for the 1986-87 academic year. Under Section 10-204(a) of the Institutional Rules, the proposal would be sub­ ject to a yearly review by the dean's The committee maintained that the Texas Union patio and the East Mall, currently free speech areas, to classrooms, so are gatherings would be disruptive. too close The task force also requested a public report of University proce­ dures relating to the videotaping of protesters at the dem onstrations. ... find "W e the videotaping lends a probably needless Orwellian flavor to the administration's han­ dling of the dem onstrations," the task force reported. The arrested students' committee took a similar stance. "On the question of free speech, it is our firm belief that the burden of proof of a disturbance be placed on those attempting to curtail this First Amendment right," the report says. "Currently, individuals or organ­ izations wishing the right to free speech must prove that they will not disrupt the University's activi­ ties; instead, the University must prove that they will." The arrested students' recom­ the mendations West and Main malls permanent include making r free speech areas and eliminating the Union patio and the East Mall as free-speech areas. Fine arts senior Donny Jansen, a member of the arrested students' committee, brought up the proposal at the first committee meeting last week. "It is obvious that these two areas were designated to hinder the ex­ pression of free speech on cam pus rather than to promote it," the re­ port said. "If free speech is to exist, more adequate and reasonable areas must be provided." "The West Mall in particular is al­ ready seen as the center of involve­ ment and organization on campus. Turning it into a free speech area will encourage this image and en­ hance the potential for a wide varie­ ty of intellectually stimulating rallies and speeches," the report said. Another proposal by the arrested students' committee includes delet­ ing section 10-202 (b)(2) of the insti­ tutional Rules, which states, "An organization may reserve the use of a University facility to hear a speak­ er who is not a student or faculty or staff member by applying in writing to the dean for permission at least .... .... isr-sVim,. " Vs ^ " V : * V * , ■ i, •' • S £ > ' ••• . \ Jfcv.'- :■ «■> * * N ! : ::c s,» "’C" •;> ■ --T' 48 hours before the time the event is scheduled to take place.... (The ap­ plication shall contain) the signature of the adviser." "W e find the idea of requiring ad­ visers repugnant and condescend­ ing," the arrested students' report said. It also claimed advisers have no influence or even regular contact in most cases with the groups they represent, and that the faculty ad­ visers "have never been held ac­ countable in any way for the organi­ zation's actions." "The committee is restricting it­ self to only certain parts of Chapter 10 (of the Institutional Rules), but there are several other areas we would have liked to address" for recommendations, said Ravi Jain, graduate student in computer sci­ ence and a member of the arrested students' committee. "So far it mmm Hmy've bee ly responsive," Jain said. The association tatk force also called for the doMon c 10-204(b), as wefl at m b (cX5), which stipulates that a written adviser. approval of lb 1* ' officials lose jobs Pravda criticizes five top managers Associated Press MOSCOW — The Chernobyl power plant director and other sen­ ior officials were fired for acting ir­ responsibly during the April 26 nu­ clear accident, and some plant workers who fled are still "on the run," the Communist Party dailv Pravda said Sunday. Pravda did not specify how many Chernobyl officials were dismissed or who fired them, but it criticized five top managers, the head of the plant's Komsomol youth organiza­ tion, and the plant's trade union leader The report was the first to an ­ nounce firings related to the explo­ sion and fire at the plant's No 4 reactor, although previous reports mentioned new plant officials Pravda did not say if the manage­ ment shortcomings could have caused or contnbuted to the acci­ dent at the plant in the Ukraine about 80 miles north of Kiev The cause of the explosion and fire has not been disclosed At least 26 people died and h u n ­ dreds were hospitalized with radia­ tion sickness More than 100,000 people were evacuated from con­ taminated areas in the Ukraine and Byelorussia and a massive cleanup is under wav Pravda said The former director of the nuclear power station V Brvukhanov and senior engineer N Fomin in the difficult situation of the accident tailed to provide cor­ rect firm leadership and the neces­ sary discipline and showed irre- sponsibthfv and lack ot control 'Thev could not give an evalua­ tion ot what was happening or take the «.ardiñal measure-- tor organiz­ ing accurate work tor all sections tor liquidation of the accident s conse­ quences the new spaper said Bee ause ot these shortcomings in organization and training, to this dav a portion of the workers of the nuclear power station can be found on the run Indeed among them are shift supervisors and senior op­ erators The report did not explain what was meant bv on the run How­ ever previous reports have s a id some Com munist Partv and vouth league members fled the area in­ stead of responding to the em ergen­ ce that Pravda said June 3 the whereabouts ot 177 ot the 2 b ll Com m unist Partv members in Pn- the town adjoining the plant pvat was unknow n more than a month after the disaster, and suggested that several dozen had abandoned their duties said E The new spaper Poz- dv shev was nam ed to replace Brvu- kanov as station director, but no other appointm ents were m en­ tioned The Lkrainian new spaper Pravda Lkrainv m entioned W ednesday that Pozdvshev was the new direc­ tor but did not sav w hen he was appointed or why the change was made The labor newspaper Trud re­ ferred a week ago to a new con­ struction department director, Vla­ dimir Gora, without explaining what happened to his predecessor % world & not Page 2/The Daily Texan/Monday. June 16.1986 iReagan latter asks Gorbachev for new talks Chernobyl [Associated Press r WASHINGTON — President Reagan has ¡sent "a friendly letter" to Soviet leader Mi- khail Gorbachev pressing for renewed high- level talks, a White House official said Sun- !day. Reagan, returning from a weekend in the ¡ Catoctin Mountains at the presidential retreat :at Camp David, Md., refused to give details of his proposal to Gorbachev that Secretary of iState George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minis- ¡ter Eduard Shevardnadze meet in the near fu­ ture. "We just correspond — private correspond­ ence," Reagan said, waving and smiling as he entered the White House, but giving no de­ tails of his recent missive. Albert Brashear, White House deputy press secretary, said Reagan did not mean to impiv by the comment that he had received a re- sponse from Gorbachev. Brashear said he did not know if a reply had been received. Brashear said the letter, which comes at a time of confusing signals in the U.S.-Soviet relationship, was conciliatory' in tone. "It was a friendly letter," he said. Brashear said he did not know exactly when the letter was sent. He said he did not think that it specified a time for Shultz and Shevardnadze to meet. Last November, at their first get-acquainted summit in Geneva, Reagan and Gorbachev- agreed to meet this year in Washington and again next year in Moscow. U.S. officials let it be known that a June meeting had been suggested and the Soviets had countered with a proposal for a fall get- together, which was rejected by the United States as falling too close to the November elections. Shultz and Shevardnadze had been sched­ uled to meet in Washington May 14-16 to draw up an agenda for the next U.S.-Soviet summit session, but the Soviets — angered over the U.S. bombing of their ally, Libva, April 15 — refused to go ahead with the ses­ sion. The cancellation marked a cool period in U.S.-Soviet exchanges, heightened bv Soviet denunciations of the air raids Reagan had or­ dered in retaliation for Libyan leader Col Moammar Gadhafi's support of international terrorism. Reagan's letter also comes as the United States and the Soviet Union appeared to be settling into a pattern of mutual recrimina­ tions over adherence to the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. The Soviets had denounced the Reagan an­ nouncement May 27 that he was no longer bound by the limits of the SALT II treaty as an exceptionally dangerous measure." In a stem tone, Moscow declared it no longer considered itself bound by the treaty on strategic weapons. The government state­ ment said Washington's move was contrary to Gorbachev's insistence that a second sum­ mit meeting required concrete results on arms control and a conducive political atmosphere. Reagan had tempered his SALT decision by saying that mutual restraint need not be throwm to the wind and that the United States would be guided in the future bv its own mili­ tary needs and Soviet behavior. Last week, Reagan argued at his press con­ ference that the SALT accord was never rati­ fied by the U.S. Senate and that the Soviets had been violating the pact repeatedly. Chinese to launch satellites ■ Western rocket failures . making service popular ' Associated Press • PEKING — A New York compa- , nv has signed an agreem ent for Chi- • na to launch two communications satellites in the next two vears, the • company said Sunday. . Teresat Inc. of New York and the China Great Wall Industry Corp., , an affiliate of the Astronautics Min- ■ istrv, signed the agreem ent Satur- • day night in Peking. One satellite is to be launched in the last quarter of 1987, and the other in 1988, both ^ from a launch site in southern Chi- ■ na, Teresat said in a news release. The president of H ughes Aircraft Co., m eanwhile, was quoted Sun­ day as proposing that a satellite • launching ground be set up on a • Hawaiian island, and that Chinese . rocket carriers and launching tech­ nology be used to launch American civilian satellites from the site in co­ operation with Hughes. C h in as official Xinhua Mews A gency said Paul Visher, the presi- ' dent of Hughes, 'm adé the sugges­ tion recently, but it gave no details. "The suggestion has received positive response from the Chinese side, and negotiation on related substantial questions betw een both sides is expected to be held soon," Xinhua said, quoting the edition of the official weekly Beijing R eview to be released Monday. China launched its first satellite in 1970, using Long March rockets de­ the nation's ballistic veloped for missile defense program. The rock- . ets are too small to carry large satel- ! lites, but the Chinese have said they * are working to increase their load capacity. China says it has launched 18 sa­ tellites using the rockets, with only ; one failure. Sweden has decided to use the Chinese launch service, first made available for non-Chinese satellites last October, and W estern com pa­ nies are considering it because of a senes of failures this vear that have frozen all major W estern launch programs. The United States has said no shuttles will be launched before July 1987 w hile changes are m ade in de­ sign flaws that led to the Jan. 28 ex­ plosion of the shuttle Challenger. The U.S. Titan and Delta rockets also recently failed. Teresat's news release said com­ pany Chairman H enry Schwartz and the chiefs of two com panies that are Teresat shareholders were "im pressed with the overall launch­ er design, and launch capability and technology of the Chinese satellite launch facilities." Xinhua said Wu Keli, deputy gen­ eral manager and senior engineer of the China Great Wall Industry Corp., was quoted in the Peking Re­ view as saying that many counties had contacted China even before the Western rocket failures because of the shortage of carrier rockets. ‘Conspiracy of Hope’ A sellout crowd packed Giants Stadium Sunday in East Rutherford. N J . for the final concert in a six-crty U.S. tour aimed at raising funds and consciousness for the efforts of Amnesty International, a group that pro­ motes human nghts. Tour officials also hope to raise $3 million for the organization s efforts. About 55.000 turned out for performances by musi- cians such as Sting Joan Baez Yoko Ono and Miles Davis London- based Amnesty Internationa s the cham p.or of the more than 4 500 people it feels have been jailed for expressing political beliefs Tour orga­ nizers said they hope to increase the organization s U S membership by 25.000 people from the current 150.000 Associateo Press Analysts await expected upturn in economy Associated Press WASHINGTON — The economy this vear is behaving like an egotistical movie star who in­ sists on ad-libbing dialogue rather than follow­ ing the scnpt — with disastrous results. U nder the script, as w ritten bv the Reagan ad ­ m inistration and private economists, the dram at­ ic fall in energy prices and interest rates that oc­ curred to higher consum er spending and business investm ent, more work for U.S. faetones and a substantial rebound in economic growth. in early 1986 w ould lead But it has not happened. Instead, the govern­ m ent has been reporting one gloomy economic statistic after another. Consider: ■ C ontinued massive job losses in the oil and m anufacturing industries pushed the nation's unem ploym ent rate up to 7.3 percent in May as the num ber of Americans out of work rose bv 212,000. ■ Production at the nation's factories plunged last m onth by 0.6 percent, the third time this year that factory output has fallen sharph ■ The latest governm ent survey of American busm eses found major retrenchm ent in invest­ ment spending plans Where only three months ago, industry said it planned to increase spend­ ing this year on plant m odernization and new equipm ent, the new’ survey forecast the tir-t de­ cline in such investm ent in three vears ■ Retail sales, which have been weak most of the year, fell again in May as consumers contin­ ue to save rather than spend the estimated $2^ billion windfall thev are receiving from lower en ­ ergy bills. W'ith news like that, one could well expect a coming recession rather in growth But few private economists are that pes simistic. They sav the long-awaited upturn in economic activity has only been delaved, not aborted. than a rebound Still, many analysts concede that thev have been surprised that the rebound is not already here. They blame the miscalculation on greater- than-txpec ted negative effects from the dramatic plunce in energv prices I he perverse effects of the tall in energy pnc­ es have come in faster and stronger than most of us anticipated I he oil industrv has cut back very s a id Robert Ortner, sharplv and very quickly chief economist for the Commerce Department Oil and gas extraction, which employed 556 iXXJ people in lanuarv had onlv -kil.OOO on the payroll in Mav a loss of one in every six lobs m this industrv Economists said the negative impact from these cutbacks will be felt in certain sections ot the country tor some time to come I think the Southwest is going to be in a re­ cession for two vears said Robert Wescott, sen­ ior economist at W harton Econometrics, a pri­ vate torecasting firm We are just seeing the beginning of the poor perform ance in that re- gion." House w ill vote this w eek on SALT II compliance Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Democratic-con­ trolled House likely to urge President Reagan this week to reverse course and con­ tinue to adhere to the limits set bv the unrati­ fied SALT II agreement on nuclear weapons. is A vote is set for Wednesday on a resolution that puts the House on record as stating that continued compliance with the terms of the unratified treaty is in the national security in­ terests of the United States. In April, 220 House members wrote Reagan urging him not to scrap his five-year policy of complying with the SALT II limits as long as the Soviet Union did the same. But on May 27, the president, citing Soviet violations of some of the term s of the treaty, announced his adm inistration would no long­ er be bound by SALT II. Reagan said the United States likelv will ex­ ceed the $ALT II limits at the end of the vear when the 131st B-52 bomber is converted to carry air-launched cruise missiles The president said the Soviets had dis­ played a pattern of non-com pliance” with the SALT II agreem ent, citing the deploym ent of an unallowed missile type, the coding of telemetry — information sent back from mis­ siles — during the testing of ballistic missiles and the construction ot a phased array radar at Krasnoyarsk The radar is deep inside the Soviet Union and adm inistration officials contend it is in­ tended as part of a nationwide anh-ballistic missile defense system, som ething that is prohibited bv the ÁBM treaty. Critics of the president s move contend it w ill could trigger a new and costly nudear arms race and threaten chances of obtaining agreement on deep reductions in nuclear weapons at the on-going arms control talks in Geneva. These cntics said that while the Soviets may have committed the violations cited by the White House, they have scrupulously ob­ served the core of the SALT treaty, destroy­ ing nuclear weapons launchers in line with the ceilings set by the agreement. news in brief From Texan news services Libya saaks ransom for return of lost Amorican airman’s body TRIPOLI, Libya — The government is demanding a j ransom or concessions from the United States before it t returns the body of an American airman killed during the bombing raids on Libya, Western diplomatic sourc­ es said Sunday. In a related matter, the official Libyan news agency JANA said Sunday that wreckage from a U.S. F-lll fighter-bomber that was involved in the April 15 raids has washed ashore on the Libyan coast. The Reagan administration has said an Air Force F- 111 with a crew of two was lost during the attack. The crewmen, listed as killed in action by the U.S. Defense Department, were Capt. Fernando Ribas-Dominicd of Utuado, Puerto Rico, and Capt. Paul Lorence, the weapons officer, of San Francisco. The Western diplomats said secret negotiations over the return of a body that Libya said was one of the airmen have continued for the past 10 days in Tripoli and elsewhere through the mediation of the Belgian government. Nebraska state San. DeCamp calla governor's race ‘prom quean contest’ LINCOLN, Neb. — State Sen. John DeCamp is trying to mount a petition candidacy for governor, say­ ing that "Nebraska is running this state prom queen contest" between the two women who won primary victories last month. Nebraska became the first state in which both major parties nominated a woman for governor when Repub­ lican voters chose longtime party regular and state Treasurer Kay Orr and Democrats picked Helen Boosalis, a former mayor erf Lincoln. "There are women in Nebraska who are qualified to be governor, but none of them are in this race," De- Camp said. "The prom queen aspect will wear off with the voters, I hope, and I think I ccmld win with maybe 40 percent or less of the vote " Kohl’s party keeps power in elections HANOVER, West Germany — The governing Chris­ tian Democratic Party lost support but stayed in power Sunday in Lower Saxony state elections, boosting Chancellor Helmut Kohl's campaign for re-election next year. According to final figures released by Lower Saxo­ ny's election office, the center-right Christian Demo­ crats received 44.3 percent of the vote in the largely agricultural state, down from 50.7 four years ago. The liberal Free Democrats, who had pledged to form a coalition government with the Christian Democrats, won 6 percent of the vote. They received 5.2 percent four years ago. Archbishop to modisto I I Salvador talks SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Roman Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera y Damas said Sunday he has agreed to act as mediator between the government and leftist guerrillas in an effort to end El Salvador's civil war. He said he would contact leaders from both sides to draw up a list of minimum points of agreement and try to arrange a third meeting. Rivera y Damas and the deputy archbishop, Monsig- nor Gregorio Rosa Chavez, had acted as go-betweens in arranging two meetings in 1984, on Oct. 15 and Nov. 30. Both ended in deadlock. ‘W ild Kingdom's’ P*ffcins a t S I ST. LOUIS — Marlin Perkins had a lifetime of joy in working with the animals he began loving as a boy and showed on television for 40 years, and not even a poi­ sonous snake bite or a bone-breaking encounter with an elephant stopped his forays into the wild. Perkins, who brought Mutual o f Omaha's Wild King­ dom television series into millions of American homes for more than two decades as its host, died Saturday of cancer at his suburban Clayton home. He was 81. _________________________________ The Daily Texan/Monday, June 1 6 ,1986/Page 3 ONE CENT SHOE SALE OUR ANNUAL SUMMER-SHOE SALE FBI to handle bomb threat By DON BROWN Daily Texan Staff An anonym ous caller whose bomb threat caused the evacuation of a Southwest Airlines flight in Austin Friday will have to answ er to the FBI if he is found, an airport of­ ficial said Sunday. Lt. Kenneth Cox, operations chief of the Robert Mueller Municipal such Airport police, threats are a federal offense, they lie under the jurisdiction of the FBI. since said I don't think there will be any further local actio n ,'' Cox said. The evacuation cam e after the air­ line received a call from a man who said that Flight 191 from Dallas to Austin earned a bomb. The threat was received about 20 minutes after the plane took off from Dallas Love Field, Cox said. The passengers were notified of the threat shortly before landing at the airport. lated the plane from the airport ter­ the passen­ minal and removed then g e r s ," C ox " W e said . contacted Bergstrom Air Force Base, which has bomb-sniffing dogs, and they agreed to assist u s." Cox said the dogs singled out sev­ eral pieces of luggage in the passen­ ger com partm ent and also in the general cargo area. The airport police then notified the Austin Police Department's bomb squad, which sifted through the baggage to look for explosives, Cox said. The baggage contained clothes and personal item s, but no bomb, Cox said. The 100 passengers on the Boing 737-300 waited at a cargo loading area w hile luggage w as their checked. "T h ey ended up waiting for about 2V2 hours until the baggage was cleared ," Cox said. When the plane landed, we iso­ The flight left Dallas at 7:15 p.m and landed in Austin 30 minutes lat­ er. Passengers were not released from the loading area until 10:20 p .m ., Cox said. He said he could not speculate on the chances of arresting a suspect because he does not know the type of phone equipment used. Some telephone calls can be traced, de­ pending on the type of equipment that receives the call, he said Robert Lawless, director of em er­ for Love Field, gency operations said he could not release inform a­ tion frequency of the bomb threats. involving "T h e more inform ation we give to the public, the more it encourages people to make th reats," he said. FBI divisions in Austin and Dallas could not be reached for com m ent Sundav and Southw est Airlines offi­ cials at the com pany's headquarters in Dallas were also unavailable for comm ent. RESTAURANT 2414 S. 1ST ST.. 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Select one at 15.99 and select the second tor 1 penny YartngTs UT Store Only Sala runs Juna 16«fi to Juna 21st Ü g/u w ú A Apartheid the real issue at UT Page 4/The D**y TexarVMonctay June 16,1966 ecfitorials Opnom o m f » «Star or the wr*« oi the sreci» end ere •xt racaa- Board seris-noee o# me urwvwsey eOmrw-Ko- of *»egen« or Sie ^mas Susan: Pub*canors 9o«o of Ooer«»ng ''astees viewpoint Fumble In no cmse let one's sons spend m oney on 'education' offered by cowards who dare not answer specific questions about their own subjects In no case tolerate hired foots who take 15 years to admit a truth because it is safer and m ore immediately profitable to them to go on teaching a falsehood — Ezra Pound H av in g read David Nather's editorial (June 11» expressing disap­ pointment over the low turnout Cunningham sends out mixed signals on Heman Sweatt F irst the good news I T President William Cunningham has allocated 55.GOO for an annu­ al cm] rights symposium to be named alter Heman Sweatt the first black student to enter the LT School ot Lav* That s no small move Cunningham has taken a big step forward in improving the atmos­ phere at the University That said the next question is Why did Cunning­ ham then turn down a proposal to name the Little Campus Admissions Building arter Sw eatt' Remember both the symposium and the building renaming were proposed by the Fnars Society The proposals seemed to plav ort each other p r e t t y well The symposium would be a more substantia! wav or honoring Sweatt w h:ie naming the admissions building tor him — a purely symbolic gesture — would be a more nerm aren: monument But in a letter to the Fnars Soaetv Cunningham said he turned down the Little Campus Admissions Buiiding proposal because renaming the building wouldn t be an appropriate wav or honoring Sweatt That s a strange attitude i ou d think that putting on a civil rights symposium v* ould be mere ex p e r- s:ve and more troublesome than renaming a build­ ing tx as long as Cunningham dad approve the symposium w hy didn t he approve both proposals' No choice Since Cunningham hasn t said much about the rea­ soning behind the move his decision looks almost condescending In an indirect was the decision >av> Heman Sweatt was a leader in reforming the Univer­ sity — in this case in the category ot civil rights — so it s all nght to name a ax il rights symposium after him But renaming a building after him puts him or. the same level as former LT presidents and adminis­ trators and that s not appropriate Oka\ but some ot the administrators who aireadv have buildings named arter them are the people v* ho gave the University a reputation as a regress a e insti­ tution in the first place T S Painter ot course is the LT president is ho barred Sweatt from the LT School ot Law And there are other examples — H "i Bene­ dict the LT president v* ho hred a professor tor circu­ lating a Marxist pamphlet and the infamous Frank Erwin among others .As it stands Cunningham s decision to approve the Heman Sweatt svmposium is an admirably pro­ gressive move But it loses a lot of its significance when the same president refuses to put Sweatt on the same level as the man who tned to keep Sweatt out of the University — Da\id Sather for President Cunningham s Free Speech Committee hearings 1 am obliged to make a few points !ust tor the record free speech was not the issue which caused the arrest of over 220 students last semester on the VNest Mall is involved inaccurate The descriptive phrase core or­ ganizers as used bv Nather in his People editorial in one weeks heavih demonstrations were spectators the next But it anv group car be labeled core organizers it is the regents who promote political up­ heaval at LT bv condemning apar­ theid while simultaneously oan- kroiiing it Nather would sav that the 180 people arrested Apnl 18, were at­ tracted to the demonstration bv the free speech issue Indeed 180 people would not have shown up to be arrested had the apartheid demonstrators not been arrested the the week before However MARK GREENE 7EU V V COLUMNIST anti-apartheid stance was a crucial motivator I doubt whether any­ including myself, would one, have committed avil disobedience in support of the KICK or the can­ free didacy of Ted Kennedy, speech or no free speech N ath er and oth ers w ere surprised at the low turnout when Cunningham invited students to appear June 9 I think the num­ the bers would change should smiling Mr Cunningham care to take input concerning divestiture Mr Cunningham doesn't want tree speech My cohorts and I have been arrested We have been threatened with prosecution at the countv level We have been sum­ moned bv registered mail to the offices of anv number ot assistant- assistant deans with letters read­ ing The dean may bar or cancel enrollment of a student who tails to comply with this letter We have been sly ly ottered diaplinarv probation in exchange for signing awav our nghts to a heanng Mr Cunningham seeing that the heanngs were imminent de­ cided to appoint an ad hoc com­ mittee instead ot dealing with the people he had arrested in the pub­ lic heanng he scheduled A pattern has emerged in the university s tactics against demon­ strators, beginning with the Kiss­ inger arrests two years ago In the event of a protest, arrests are made and the offending voices are bodily removed Then, a decision is reached by UT not to prosecute Although no one is prosecuted, free speech is chilled Few demon­ strators realize that the university is hesitant to dicipline people the county won't prosecute Why? Because when no countv laws are broken but arrests still oc­ cur, it is dear that the university regulations restrict the constitu­ tional nght to free speech We have been charged with a violation of university regulations We have the nght to a heanng — if so, where is it’ Cunningham has offered the university community a tree speech committee in order to diffuse the apartheid issue and avoid the dicipiinary heanngs heanngs he has very real reason to look good to fear suspend peaceful demonstrators in defense of the rat ist South Afn- can regime It wouldn't Five black children starve an hour in South Afnt a To he kicked out of this fat white university for demanding divestment would be honorable As for the heanng on tree speech 1 d much rather at­ like tend something interesting disciplinary heanngs President Cunningham the delav mg tactics Prosecute or shut up cut Creerte is j tine arts senior Saying nothing about budget cuts makes good politics Generalities are winning over specifics in the state s budget carle Both gubernatorial candidates have aired their concerns about the revenue shortfall r :e m > faL sh*. telling .exans what thev are going to do about it neir Clements and White recognize that hard choices have to be made They however don't want to make them. White s only proposal to date directed state a g e-a es to cut 13 percent from their budgets Clements is keeping his budget-balancing clan se­ cret C em ents actions are almost predictable though Sporting a 14-point lead in the polls he doesn t wart to jeopardize his popularity by telling voters which programs he II cut But Clements savs he will reveal his budget plan when a rc if White calls for a special session of the Legislature White of course is unenthusiasbc about doing sc in an election year The Legislature probablv w „ uld vote to increase revenue rv raising taxes or legalizing pan-mutuel betting Some voters w ould be alienated And they w ould blame White not Clements On Tuesday Lt Gov Bill Hobbv and 14 legislators sen: C em ents a letter stating thev will call for a >pe- aal session of the Legislature when he reveals his secret plan tv solve the: state - budget cns;> Reggie Bashur a spokesman tor Clements re­ sponded by saying the former governor ha> aireadv revealed his budgetary plan Under the plan Bashur says each state agency will rank its budgetarv needs by pnontv and then Clements will make the cuts So what choice do voters have this October’ A gov­ ernor who bypasses the legislative process bv asking all -tate agencies to cut their budgets equallv or a candidate who wants to to Keep his plar secret L n- fortunately And even, day law makers delav action on the budg­ et the number c f choices legislators rea.h. have will it appears voters have rtc real choice smalier — M atthew Materowskv ROBERT L. WILLIAMS 7EX 4.V COLUMNIST it is an accep ted tact that co r­ ruption exists m Mexico and ex;>t- there m a btc wa Alar, Rid­ ing's best-selling book Distar.: S eig h b o rs A Portrait or the Mexi­ cans. the issue of corruption in the government is given a prominent role It is found on ai! levels from the remotest villages to the high­ est lev el of government But corruption as the word is us the United States with w h ;h MexiCv has the most ambigú* us love-hate relatic nship could niv oe taxer. a> an insult It is an insult because despite the obvious corruption the Mexi­ can government dearly f e e l s g has given prionty tc drug trarticx.ng It is an insult because Mexican officials find difficulty in admit­ ting that corruption is essential to the operation and survival of the political svstem W hich bnngs us to an interest­ ing question What about ur own political system? As Mr It does not take much eft rt to sitt through a week s w orth r lo­ ca. new spapers to come up with a spev glue lt - exa­ list fui able ethics. Da reader is treated trurr dost tht that m.ake^ this country ieam> the a bn uni> tht- ackn Recentlv re-tweeted i'resser pres dent He won bv a landslide am hi- victory would nave been -wee had he not beer fresh.v ndntt . on charges t racketeenng ar . embezzlement t un.- r funds Last Monda. Presidert K» a car t hi formally accepted the rep-, rt commission r tne Cha ienger a. cident Clear. . NASA - fa are u insist on adequate design am heed repeated warnings m ravo of an overburdened launch sched ule and cost cutting wert respon sibie for the accident C rruptior doe' ret have t exist nlv m th< realm of ext rtion and embezzle ment A recent rep rt released bv tn« Associated Pre'S estimated tha lobbvists spent n million rt:,. Capitv in wnat amounts t* legal bnberv thi- figure w as T r percent higher than the >42 milli n spent r '984 32 * ' m I I to Fa bn*, t ;ber a p. a \pp..-- I i aiition for I -aue spent t h e most t* Keep u>resgn clothing out of the country and tht Gun Owners ■ : Arro m a tht Nationa. Rifle A>m> iatufi and tne C d./en> Committee ter t h e Right t. ktxT and Bear Arms omed It to n e ' t now easier to transport firearms lines something «%e across 'tat* should all fee. gtssj about ut 52 ' miiiion sht At a higher level Reagan s lat­ est udiciai nominee ieffrrson Sessions III w a' rejected by the Senaft ludiciary c. mmirtee as un­ suitable Remark' such a ' calling a describing K a.x .awver a bov church and civ:. nghts groups a' Sessions opinion that the kkK was all nght until ht .earned nrverr.per' sm* ked manjuana have called inti uues- un-American and And let us not forgt t the rather startling number ot Reagan s C ab- ’ et lev * lower associates and app'intees who have fallen > C m t. accusations of . orruption and or atr.ght la*, k ot principle and ¡tu' m anv arena is a dirfv pusir t " I he usual incompatibvh tv of human nature and power t akt the gr wth ot corruption and a: sorts it is something we have to deal with in all w a.ks of life • impropriety L ets face it fertile ground tor But let ' not pretend that anoth­ er country such a ' Mexico ha", the comer on the market Drug traf­ ficking along our borden* is a problem and while Mexico must take the Warm tor part of that .an be sure that problem you things are not all on the up and up on ur 'ide of tht Rio t.rande 14 ¡ihams n a graduate student m trch sh Pom leads to weird sex 1 couidn t believe Cmdv Nobhtt s col­ limits public !une 9) Such a liberal atti­ umn Anti-pom minority nghts tude toward ximethinq as villainous as pornography is either naive or evil Jexan For rour information, the effect of por­ nography on the marriage relationship is not enhancing but destructive Almost ever, research >tudv in recent vears re­ fute' the b.a>exi 1970 Attorney G enerals Report ciaimsnc that pornography has beneficial effects Pornography is show n to promote dis­ satisfaction with the marriage partner de­ stroy confidence in marriage as viable or lasting the marriage and reduce inhibition' against the use of violence in mamage. increase pnmitivization of College students studied reported an in­ creased willingness to commit rape it thev knew thev would not be caught or pun­ ished Pornography weakens our hatred of the villainous cnme ot rape and in case you have forgotten, several UT women were raped at the end of last semester Pornography does not satisfy Like a drug, it leads to desensitizing, callousness and the demand for ever— weirder forms of sex for satisfaction Lives are possessed and destroyed by pornography And it is absurd to bring the First Amendment into this. Listen to the Su­ preme Court, Miller v. California, 1973. This much has been categorically settled by the Court, that obscene material is not protected by the First Amendment," If you succeed in your anti— human missionary zeal promoting pornography, then you, Cindy, will have to answer one dav whv you .au'vd tht destruction ot the live' of vour fellow men and women H av nr /**ubt'rf i.>rjduate student in mathemetKS Lottery has advantages This letter i> a reaction to Michael Muc- chetti 5 imrediblv flawed column y Poor minonties left holding ticket with state- sponsored lottery Texan June 11) Flaw 1 As Mucchetti mv 'misxthlv point' out and glo'M*' over nobodv would be forced to buv the lottery tickets It is a mat­ ter of choice 0 ou remember freedom ot choice, don t vou1 lt is the foundation tor the wav ot life ot one ot those North American countries ) Haw 2 Lotteries do not take advantage of the poor while the officials distort the odds of winning The reason the lottery attracts so manv poor minorities is because thev hav e the most to gain Also in most iottenes the odds ot winning are openly posted by law and every ticket has an equal chance ot w inning Raw 3 While the lottery mav not de­ crease illegal gambling neither do num­ bers games provide revenue to the state Flaw 4 It is not the function of the gov­ ernment to supervise how people spend their money They have as much nght to buy lottery tickets as thev do to buv food, clothing, or alcohol Which bnngs me to mv last point: Just how much are these lottery tickets that they will destroy the poor unfortunate’s the entire budget? And what about glimmer of hope provided to their other­ wise presumably drab lite' FVrek Carhsle Com puter science to make a B - . The plus-minus system would give this student the added incentive to do the min­ imum required to make a B - In his column ("R u s— minus grading scale not answ er," Texan, June 13) Gregg Chemoff has made many unsupported assertions against the system, for instance, that it leads to increased plagiarism, de­ struction of library materials, tension, dis­ agreements and it solves none of the prob­ lems of the straight letter system In response, I refer readers to my earlier letter in which I explained how unfair con­ the sequences of lack of precision straight letter system would be reduced under the plus-minus system. The cases considered there give substance to Bor­ sky's daim that the "present system is not fair to students." in Mark Loewe Physics r 700 on the dollar, the oil glut sendmc Mexi­ can officials into comas and the America W ith the peso slumped to Mexican economy mashed be- neath the worst conditions ever our friends across the border have tie-er m the news a great deal Things sound bad down there t sav the ¡east, but Mexico has other problems up in Washington Ir. mid-May Sen Jesse Heims insisted and company R-N C that in addition to Mexico s gov­ ernment being pretty much like the Sov iet Uruon s. it was filled with rampant corruption These dirty dealings, it seems are the primary reason that we have a drug problem in this country. Needless to sav Mexico was ne t too pleased with Mr Helms re­ marks and was quick to denounce the United States complete with heated demonstrations to accom­ pany the official rhetoric in Mexico CitY No drawbacks to +/■— ir his column Plus— minus grading svstem more accurate Texan. June 9t Scott Borskv presented arguments m favor of a plus— minus grading svstem Although Borskv s motives are praise­ worthy. his particular pi us-minus svstem differs needlesslv from a more standard plus-minus svstem presented in mv letter Firing Line 9 Change grading svstem 20 B5) For instance, the standard svstem re­ tains the w hoie number values 3.0, 2.0, 1.0 for the straight letter grades B, C D while Borskv's system assigns fractional values 3 3, 2,3, 1 3 to these grades. Also, the standard system numerically distinguishes an A - ! = 3 T from an A = 4 0); Borskv's system does not Like Borskv, I am in fa­ vor of having a more precise svstem of grades at UT. Borskv's system wouid, however, lead to needless difficulties when trying to compare grades of UT graduates with grades of graduates oí other institutions that use the standard numerical values In his letter ("Let's beg for an A ," Firing Line, June 12) David Stowers has called Borskv's arguments "weak" Stowers' arguments are, however, dear­ ly weaker than arguments that can be giv­ en in support of Borsky Stowers, for in­ stance, questions Borsky's statement that "t^ e plus—-minus system wouid give an attfded incentive to students." Stowers should consider the case oí a student who is capable of making a B 4-, but not an A - . The present system gives this student no grade incentive to do more than the minimum that would be required The Daily Texan/Monday, June 16, 1986/Page 5 Fountain receives mixed reviews Travel agency offers educational vacations By STEVE ZACH Daily Texan Staff jack Lagoni received a master's degree in archeology and geologx a t the U niversity of Nevada But in- -tead of v i s i t i n g d i g s a n d s t u d y i n g rocks, he used h i s degree to develop a new business idea. In M arch, Lagoni opened A d ven ­ ture-Education lours a travel agen­ cy’ that specializes in educational va­ c a t i o n s to foreign countries 1 ach of the tours includes a college instruc­ tor in the held involved Some people, especiallv a well- educated traveler would reallv like to have an expert along hut don t want to have to worry about tests l agoni said and things sometimes colleges have similar programs 1 agoni s a i d his is the first business built on the idea A lthough 1 agoni said once he decides upon a region with educational e m p h a s i s and populante as a vacation spot he v isits a department w ith ta» ultv members knowledgable that area in I hev iove it 1 agoni said ot the professors w ho guide the tours I he\ look at it as an ego enhancer and they get the vacation.'' On some tours, Lagoni said he advertises for graduate students or other faculty in the field, w ho get $50 off the regular price of the trip if they will give a speech or discussion on the topic of the tnp Lagoni, an assistant instructor in geology at Austin Com m unity C o l­ lege, often accompanies the tours. This summer, Lagoni plans tours to Oaxaca and M ava, Mexico, and in the future is planning tours to C h i­ na and Europe Scott Davis, a treshman at A C C , recently w ent on the trip to Mexico. It was something I was interested fact said D avis in and the prive was lo w ," he s a i d that a the knowledgable guide went on the trip encouraged him to go It's a that's en joy­ learning experience able," he said ">ou can get an in­ side view If vou take a regular tour, vou're not going to learn as much I n deciding w here to start up the I.agoni chose Austin i n ­ b u s i n e s s s t e a d of other universitv com m uni­ t ie s because of the large student and faculty population its proximity to Mexico and the relatnelv gv*od eco­ nomic atmosphere By RENE CRAFT Daily Texan Staff After five months of on-and-off work, the huge flow er pot on the West M all has been transformed into a fountain But some students think the completed W est M all fountain is a disappointment. " I think it looked better as a flow ­ er bed, " said Suzanna M oran, ar­ chitecture sophomore. "T h is foun­ tain, in comparison, is not overly attractive." Tom M cC o y, com puter science sophomore, said " E d like to see them spend less m onev on crap like that and into something that could be used better." Ironically, it was recom m enda­ t i o n s bv several student groups that renewed interest in a W est Mall fountain. The Students' Association and Student Involvem ent C om m it­ tee for the Ex-Students' Association letters to President W illiam sent C unningham in October requesting the completion of the fountain. The L T Physical Plant, though, had already budgeted monev for re- novation of the fountain for the 1985-86 vear before the letters were received Each aspect worked on was not straightfoward and simple because we had problems with the original construction said Frank Allcorn, manager of planning and schedu­ ling at the physical plant. He said there were problems with the pipes Mark Janes, sociology senior, takes a break in the shade near the newly renovated West Mall fountain. f i x t u r e s and lights inside the foun­ tain Ed Sharpe L T vice president for administration, said fountain w as built m 1973 but because eft the the energv crisis it was never used '►N hile some students said the fountain is boring and ugly, one said she liked it because the sound wa s pleasing It sounds p eaceful," said \nn c hisholm art history sen- M ark Streaker, journalism junior, said he thought it should be open for swim m ing. "It's a great pool site , he said. And don't forget the inflatable mattresses." Jim Sigmon Daily Texan Staff Show to feature UT library collections By FRANCES LANGNER Daily Texan Staff Imagine brow sing through Edgar Allan Poe s personal copy ot one of his published works to find handwritten revisions in works such as The Gold Bug and The Raven Imagine reading an onginal letter to Charles \ kinc of Spain in w hich the Spanish explorer C ortez w ritos m hope of receiv ing financial aid to continue his exploration And imagine holding a broadside or poster dating bask to the 19th century advertising the next slav e auction All of this w ill be possible because ot a k U T radio tour through the Universitv s special li­ brare collections during The Xext 2(H) Years a nationally broadcast radio show ih e program will air at 6 3( p m Tuesdav o n 90 5 FM Phis is an opportunity to sharo some ver. rich and special collections not wi t h just L I or Austin, but with a national a u d i e n c e said Carol M acKav assistant professor of 1 nglish MacKav aiong w ith George W righ t assistant professor of historv and Laura Gutierrez-Witt head librarian of the Benson I atin \mern an C ol- lection, are speaking on the p r o g r a m to ma k e people aware of the value ot L I s special librare collections MacKav said The s h o w w ill focus o n t h e var i ous collec­ tions on campus that hold prim ary sources for research and studv — manuscripts in particu­ lar Gutierrez-Witt said. In this particular pro­ gram w e'll be talking about the Benson Latin Am erican Collection, Barker Texas Historv C en ­ ter and the Harrv Ransom C en ter." M acK av said, "Bein g able to consult the man­ uscript or writing of a certain author is a verv exciting wav to studv literature. Seeing the mes­ sy rough draft of an author gives you a little more insight into the author's w a y of thin kin g ." The panelists hope the show will encourage the LT faculty and staff, as well as the public, to seek out the special collections. "It is more of what historv reallv is, M acK av said. College-level skills test, remedial classes suggested By CHRIS BELL Daily Texan Staw Ba-ic skills testing and remedial education have become unavoidable necessities at the college level ed u­ cator- gathered for a conference in Austin said Fridav T e s tin g Ih e meeting sponsored bv the S e r v ic e E d u c a t io n a l brought administrators from colleges and universities in the southwest tc* discuss the need tor undergraduate assessment together W e have ».a-t a shadow on col­ lege degrees when we graduate thousands of college s t u d e n t s who oin t read or write or compute at ac­ Robert Hardesty, ceptable' levels president of Southwest Texas htate I ni versify, told the group Several ot the speakers em pha­ sized t h a t skilU tests should not be used to denv access to college appli­ c a n t s but should determ ine what courses s t u d e n t s w ho are already admitted should take Thev also agreed that a remedial program to correct s t u d e n t s defi­ ciencies in the basic s k i l l s w a s need­ ed. A committee of the Coordinating Board tor the T e x a s College and Universitv S \ s t e m proposed two weeks ago that all public universitv s t u d e n t s m T e x a s s h o u l d be re­ quired to pas- a basic skill- test be­ fore taking upper-division courses O ther idea- discussed Fridav w ere nsmg junior exams, which students must pass at the end of the sophomore v ear in order to enroll in lunior level courses, and value-add­ ed testing w hich checks a student s progress through college w ith initial and follow-up tests. H o w ever the coordinating board committee is not currently consider­ ing either tvpe of assessment. O ne of the p r o b l e m s with the teaching ot remedial courses dis­ cussed at the conference was the conflict the courses can create at re­ s e a r c h -oriented universities. H ar­ vard President Derek Bok h a s said that undergraduate testing weakens institutions that emphasize research because professors w ho must teach the accom panying remedial courses have less time t o devote to research. Paul Kelley, director of the U T M easurem ent and Evaluation C en ­ ter, -aid Fridav that though the U n i­ it versitv emphasizes research, would not have that problem. U T faculty would not likelv be required to teach remedial courses. W e ll relv on outside professors to come on our cam pus" if the rem edi­ al program is adopted, Kellev said. Alice Irby, v ice president of ETS, said the biggest obstacle to un der­ graduate testing was not opposition from educators, but a lack of funds at the state level. kellev agreed. " I think there's a good chance that the com mittee's recom m enda­ tion (to adopt a basic skills test for Texas college students) wrill be ap ­ proved. The problem w'ill be in funding, he said. j 'r S*gmon Da- > Texan StaH Freewheeling Michael Drennan crosses campus with his Dike on the way to Bianton Dormitory Sunday afternoon Drennan a high school student from Hous­ ¡s attending classes at the University this summer as pad of the ton Student Science Training Program ja z z e m s e V . f a * y : V ' FREE JA Z Z E R C ISE FOR TW O. O R T W O T R IP S J U S T FOR YOU. Otter expires ” 18, 86 New participants only Campus Location. 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PRICE Daily Texan Staff E v e r since the pennv-pinched 1985 state Legislature almost cut off funding for the U niversity of Texas at Perm ian Basin, students, faculty, administrators and boosters of the school have been doing all thev can to discourage current legislators from doing the same Their fight continued Fnd ay when approximately 120 UT-Permian Basin supporters packed the Bass Lecture H all in Sid Richardson Hall to let the Select Committee on H ig her Education know that they think reports of the school's demise had better be exaggerated O n e of the main points of concern for L'T-Permian Basin partisans is a June 3 letter sent by committee chairman L a m - Tem ple to state education officials an­ nouncing the committee was studying the possibility of closing and merging some schools as a means of reduc­ ing state expenses " It took us 90 vears to get our un iversity/' said M id ­ land businessman Tom W aitsm an, spokesman for the LT-Perm ian Basin Developm ent Board "It took a long time, and now that we have it we want you to know how important it is to our future.' to recommend w ays W aitsm an told the committee, which was created bv im prove and legislators economize higher education in Texas, that more than 95 percent of LT-Perm ian Basin graduates are residents from one of 22 W est Texas counties, and that two- thirds of them are "place-bound" w’ith families to sup­ port. to "T h e tvpical U niversity of Texas at Perm ian Basin student is fully em ployed in a developing professional career and averages 30 years of age, W aitsm an said " N o other educational facility offering undergraduate and graduate degrees, either public or private is locat­ ed nearer than 130 miles of us Temple told the LT-Perm ian Basin supporters the committee had reached no conclusions on w hich, if any, schools it would recommend d osing or merging Victor Arnold, the committee s executive director said the enthusiastic showing by UT-Perm ian Basin supporters was a "hallm ark d a y " for the school, show ­ ing there is "proactive com m unity support in the Per­ mian Basin " Later in the meeting, Arnold presented five entena schools w'ill be judged bv w hen the committee consid­ its recommendations for closing and merging ers schools next month: ■ A penod of significant enrollm ent decline. ■ Per student costs that are significantly above the average. proximitv. ■ A decline in student support. ■ A n extremely small campus size. ■ A similar college program in close geographic The committee also heard from Coopers & Lybrand, an Austin accounting firm conducting a $400,000 m an­ agement audit com panng Texas higher educational fa­ cilities to those of Califqpua, M ichigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Virginia. Tem ple said past audits for other states and in pn- vate industry’ have alw avs produced cost-saving mea­ sures. W hite, Clem ents debate By JEFF STEW ART Daity Texan Staff G ov Mark W h ite and former Re­ publican G ov. Bill Clem ents ex­ changed insults Fnd ay, each de­ fending his position on educational reform before the Texas Association of Secondary School Pnncipals. W h ite concentrated on the need for the U nited States to compete ed­ ucationally w ith other economic powers. He spoke of Texas as a front-runner in educational reform and presented his work with House Bill 72 as the first step in the nght direction. s a id C om panng his track record to his of o p p o n e n t 's , W h it e Clements, "Y o u were governor then, and our schools were in trou­ ble." W h ite cited low teacher sala- nes, lack of retirement benefits and oil-dependent funding as character­ istic of Clem ents' educational negli­ gence and asked the former gover­ nor, "D id n 't you know or didn t vou care7" Council turned to our reform bill to in see how Am erican education to handle the crisis Clem ents said he also sees the need for educational reform but said W h ite's work was less than satisfac­ tory. I'm for HB72 in concept. 1 think it was an honest step by the Texas Legislature to move forward and e n h a n c e e d u c a t i o n , " Clements s a id . "There is no q u e s ­ tion w e do indeed need to fine-tune HB72 " T e x a s W h ite cited national reaction as evidence of Texas position as a leader in educational reform. "T w ’o weeks after 97 percent of Texas teachers passed the T E C A T (Texas Examination of Current A d ­ ministrators and Teachers), the C ar­ negie 'Institute) report called for na­ testing, W hite tionwide teacher Education said "T h e National The former governor said HB72 diluted the authority’ of local school boards to im plem ent changes and reduced their accountability to the state. He also said it removed the authontv of classroom teachers, burdened them with paper work and demoralized them " I don t know of any single thing to literally destroy teacher morale a- m uch as the career Clements said. lad d er Clements voiced support for no­ pass, n o p la y , and said while he would not change the requirement that a student must pass to partici­ pate in extracurncularr activ lties he w ould reduce the penaltv penod " A t three weeks it will hopefully it w as de incentive become the signed to b e," Clem ents said By FELICIA ARAMENDIA Daity Texan Staff The 3rd Court of Appeals' deci­ sion in support of the Texas Exam i­ nation of Current Adm inistrators and Teachers makes it possible to the case with another combine T E C A T challenge already scheduled for a hearing by the Texas Suprem e Court in two days. A ruled FndaV, three-member panel of the appeals court two days after hearing oral arguments, that the mandatory' reading and wnting skills test is a valid exercise of the state's police power. The plaintiff in the case is the Tex­ as State Teachers Association. A lawsuit filed bv 300 educators from the Rio G ran de C ity area chal­ lenging the T E C A T is scheduled to be heard bv the Suprem e Court IMMIGRATION Labor C ertifications P erm an en t R esident or Tem porary E m p loym ent V isas PAUL PARSONS r.c. A ttorn ey at Law 6OAP0 fMM*&ftAr»ON é NAflONAJTY LAW TEXAS BGAPG O f .EG A l SPECiA^ZATON 704 9k , V a r v O e 477 7 M 7 W ednesday, jim Butler executive director of TST A , ^aid Sun day his group has filed papers w ith the high court to consolidate the tw o cases because the issues are the same " O u r case is on behalf of all the educators in the state. Theirs is tor about 300 from around Rio G rande C itv ," he said. " A ll their issues are in our case. W e hope the court w ill make a determ ination tomorrow took than 97 percent of the M ore 205,000 the teachers w ho T E C A T M arch 10 passed both por­ tions. A n April m akeup test was given for those w h o were unable to take the test in M arch, and those who failed will have another oppor­ tunity to take the test June 28. Kevin O hanlon the assistant at­ torney general w h o represented the state in last w eek's heanng, agreed that issues in the two cases are ba­ sically the same O hanlon also w ill present the state's case in the S u ­ preme Court heanng TSTA counsel Robert C hanin, general counsel tor the National E d ­ ucation Association, contended that the state's lifetime teaching certifi­ cates constitute a contract that can­ not be legally "im p a ire d " by the state based on T E C A T test results The state had argued that the cer­ tificates are revocable licenses said O h a n lo n the ap p ellate court's ruling did not directly ad ­ dress the legal status ot the certifi­ Victong with Vegetables CABBAGE CARROTS-CORN ♦THREADGILL'S» O P E N 365 DAYS 7A.M.-10P.M. 6 4 1 6 N .LA M A R es Htnis 24th & San Antonio Open f ’eery Mhg0* U * * i lú tt O p e n * 1 OOorri M o n - S a t O p ^ n Sun 3 :0 0 pm H a p p / H o u r M o n - F ri 5-7 Medical Hair Center provide- Total Hair Restoration As Seen on “20 20" And Replacements Park St David Prof. Bldg. 800 E. 30th at Red River Suite 210 472-6777 We care -We can help Going Out Of Business Sale! 2 0 -7 0 % O F F ! 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(New Shipments Arriving Daily) Sale Begins 10:00 a.m. Wed., June 18th C lo sed June 15, 16, 17 M k h k Licensing for STNP advances By DAVfO ELDRtDGE Daity Texan Staff With wire reports Houston Lighting & Po w er Co. is closer to starting up the South Texas Nuclear Project after a federal board agreed Fndav that a highly critical safety' report should not hold up li­ censing of the plant The Nuclear Regulatory C om m is­ sion ruled H L & P should have made the report public earlier, but said this "less than desirable lack of candor should not forestall licensing of the plant The report was issued to H L & P bv Quadrex a Houston-based con suiting firm H L ic P did not im m edi­ ately notify the N R G of the findings in the report which criticized the plant s safety disappointed Board Chairm an Charles Bech- hoeter said the three-member panei was about not But being told of the report earlier none of us thought this was signiti iant enough to co n tlude that H L4tP lacked integrity and shouidn t get .1 license Bee hhoefer said He said H E A P eventually in formed the \ R C staff of the report it thev (H L A P ) had hid it from ev erybody there would have been a lot more question about their integ ntv he said Austin is a partner with H E A P C o r p u s C hnsti s Central Po w er an.: I ight t o and the L it\ ot ^an Ante» mo in the S T N P and .urrentlv is suing H I & P for alleged mismanage ment of the project Austin has a lb percent share of the v ^ billion protect that was onginallv expected to cost SI billion lerrv Goldberg H IA P > nuclear group Vice president said the ruling w js a very significant m ilestone or the road to licensing Austin Electric L nlitv Comm is sioner s hudde Kith said the YKg o not as concerned with safety regula tions as it should be 1 was \erv disappointed but 1 g u e s s ! v c a s n t very surpn>ed The commission h a s gone ver\ pro-busi ness since Reagan h a s been in off 1 Ac been anti nuke she said ice sinvt- day one At this point ELY member Bill Oakev said li­ censing the plant would help X u s tin it s probably more economically feasible* tor the eitv it the* thing were* e completed he said Citv A ou n cilm em b er G eo rg e Humphrey said he- has concerns about the safety of the plant but agreed the citv could benefit este­ rn >mitally if the plant we-re* Ik en.sed 1 think it «.ould help the citv s et fort to sell the S T N P ce rtainly but I am also concerned that there are a lot e>t mechanical problems with the plant that are ]ust being gk»sed over H um phrey said Jim S*gmon Daiy T e x an Staff No M ississippians needed Gary Halock of Austin amuses himself and those around him as he shows off his version of Set the Goddess on the Capítol He and hundreds of spectators gathered at the Capito Saturday morning to watch the G od­ dess of Liberty placed on her pedestal cates as a license or contract They said thev didn t need to decide that even i f this w a s a contract it was still a legitimate exercise of the po­ lice power he said Both sides said thev hope the liti gation is settled quickly "It needs to b e cleared up before* school s t a r t s O hanlon said Butler said 151 A w as pleased that the 3rd Court ot Appeals had acted quickly and is hopeful the Suprem e Court will allow consolidation of the " W e asked tor an expedited c a s e s ruling (in he last week s case), said T S T A h a s also challenged the T E C A T in federal court under thi C ivil Rights Act of L-*M W e re claiming discrim ination on the basis of race because the fail­ ure rate tor blacks vs as 18 times higher than tor Anglos and the (failure) rate for H ispanits was >iv times higher Butler s a id A 1STA motion U* become part ot an existing statewide dis< nmmation s u it is scheduled tor heanng before Justice on Tuesday I he motion is bast'd on TEC A I failure r a t e s and their role in decertifying minontv teachers Iv le r in THE SHEFTALL CO. 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T------------------------------- sports The Daily Texan/Monday, June 16, 1986/Page 7 Ray Floyd wins close U.S. Open 43-year-old outlasts nine others in taking his first Open title in 21 tries Associated Press SO U T H A M P T O N , N \ Rav Floyd broke out of a p ressu re-p ack ed tan gle o f con ten ders to becom e the old est L S. O p en golf ch am pion ever S u n d ay it h e re, I felt last n igh t th at tru ly th is w a s it. If I it c o u ld n 't h a n d le w o u ld n 't h a p p e n a g a in ,'' th e 43 -y ear-o ld F lo y d "I h ad an a w fu l lot of ''aid , c h o k in g back tear*' th o u g h ts e m o tio n a l a s l am n ow v o u 'd th in k l c o u ld h a n d le th is b e tte r n o w a fte r 2^ y e a rs. it w a s very likely 'R ealistically, todav I telt like I had to do it. 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W ith h o le s r u n n in g o u t a n d th e o th e r s b a c k in g o ff, F lo y d h a d an o p p o r tu n ity to g a in so m e b re a th in g ro o m on the 15th, b u t h e m iss e d a fiv e-fo o t p u tt. O n th e n ext h o le , a 544-y ard p a r 5, he first b a ck ed a w a y fro m h is th ird sh o t, th e n flip p e d his a p p r o a c h a b o u t 10 feet fro m th e fla g a n d m a d e th e p u tt to g o tw o u p o n th e re st o f th e field. " It is a w o n d e rfu l e x p e r ie n c e ," h e sa id . " I g u e s s p a tie n c e , h ard w o rk a n d w a itin g p a id o f f ." G r e g N o r m a n , the A u str a lia n w h o se e m e d re a d y to run a w a v w ith th e to u rn a m e n t b o th F ri­ d a y a n d S a tu r d a y , fin ally r e lin q u is h e d the lea d on th e th ird h o le S u n d a y a n d fin ish e d w ith a 75, a total o f 285 w h ich w a s 5 -o v e r-p a r fo r th e to u r ­ n am e n t. T re v in o , se e k in g a th ird U .S . 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United Bank MaH, Lower level • 1904 G uadalupe, Suite F Austin, Texas 78705-5607 (512) 472-8055 At 43, Ray Floyd became the oldest man ever to win the U.S. Open. Associated Press Belgium upsets Soviet Union, ,A joins Mexico in quarterfinals Associated Press M E X IC O C IT Y — B e lg iu m , tra ilin g for m o st of the g a m e , ra llie d tw ice to fo rce o v e rtim e , th en b eat th e p o w e rfu l S o v ie t U n io n 4-3 S u n d a y to loin h o st M e x ico in th e W o rld C u p q u a rte r fin a ls. E arlier, th e M e x ic a n s b e a t B u lg a n a 2-0 b e fo re 114.000 r o a n n g fa n s at A zte c S ta d iu m in M e x ico City T h e m a ra th o n g a m e b e tw e e n th e B e lg ia n s — w h o fin ish e d th ird in G r o u p B — a n d th e G r o u p C -c h a m p io n S o v ie ts h a d ju st a b o u t e v e ry th in g Igor B e la n o v , w h o h a d all th re e S o v ie t g o a ls , g a v e h is te a m 1-0 a n d 2-1 le a d s. B u t E n z o S o f o a n d c a p ta in Ja n C e u le m a n s s n e a k e d b e h in d the S o v ie t d e f e n s e fo r g o a ls to tie th e g a m e in L e o n In th e first extra p e rio d , S t e p h a n e D e m o l — w h o se p a s s h a d se n t C e u le m a n s fre e for h is g o a l — h e a d e d in a lo n g p a s s b y E n c G e re ts. O nly five m in u te s later, N ic o C la e se n v o lle y e d a r ig h t­ fo o te d sh o t in to th e n et to m a k e it 4-2. It to o k le s s th a n a m in u te fo r B e la n o v to c o m ­ p lete h is h a t tn ck . H e w a s a w a r d e d a p e n a lty kick b y S w e d is h re fe re e Erik F r e d r ik s so n a n d h a m m e r e d it p a s t g o a lk e e p e r Je a n - M a n e P faff. But the S o v ie ts c o u ld g e t n o th in g m o re p a s t P fa ff a n d th e B e lg ia n s w e re o n th eir w a y to a th ird -ro u n d g a m e n ext S u n d a y in P u e b la a g a in s t the w in n e r o f W e d n e s d a y 's D e n m a rk - S p a in c o n ­ test. M e x ico m e e ts th e w in n e r o f W est G e rm a n y - M o ro c co in th e th ird ro u n d n ext S a tu r d a y in M o n te rre y . M e x ico g o t a sp e c t a c u la r g o a l from M a n u e l N e g re te , w h o a ls o se t u p a sc o r e b y R au l S e r v in a s th e h o s t s to tally d o m in a te d the B u lg a ria n s. W hile M ex ico m o v e s o n , th e B u lg a ria n s g o h o m e w in le ss in five tr ip s to the W orld C u p . N e g r e t e 's m a s te r p ie c e g o a l c a m e in th e 35th m in u te. H e a n d Ja v ie r A g u irre e x c h a n g e d m id ­ a ir p a s s e s a n d N e g r e t e — in fu ll flig h t — v o l- lev e d w'ith his left fo o t to se n d th e b all in to th e far c o m e r o f th e n et fro m 20 y a r d s . "W e m o v e d to g e th e r w ell a n d it w a s a g r e a t team e ffo rt,' B o ra M ilu tin o v ic h , th e Y u g o s la v co ac h o f M ex ico sa id . " I feel w e p la y e d b e tte r th an in the first r o u n d . N o w it is tim e fo r o u r p la y e r s to rest w ith o u t a n v te n sio n a n d w e h a v e to fo c u s o u r a tte n tio n o n th e w in n e r o f th e M o ro cco -W est G e r m a n y g a m e ." - BICYCLES Austin s Largest Selection of Quality Bicycles' NÚYATA CENTWON SPECIALIZED trek carmondale *1986 Centurion Ironman and Nishiki International now in stock! S I 2404 S a n G a b r ie l 477-6846 mm SpECIAl o f t Ii e arts & entertainment Page 8/The Daily Texan/Monday, June 16, 1986 R e a lis tic c o lle g e c ra z in e s s re d e e m s ‘B a c k to S c h o o l’ Money buys happiness, a luxury dorm room, Nobel-Prize tutors and scores of partying bimbos for this older-than-average college freshman film hires Nobel Prize-winners to write his papers. Dangerfield handles his character wnth considerable insanity, and usually avoids being overbearing and annoying. The only times he re­ ally fails occur w hen he attem pts the one-liners written into the script — the rest of the dialogue is fairly realistic, and the weak jokes usually sound out-of-place. His timing is OK on some of the more subtle ones — like "Lay off Vanessa [his wife). She gives great headache" — but usually the |okes fall flat. Danger­ field attem pts to plav The Stud, but his passes are more pathetic than funny. Dangerfield redeems himself in his sincere portrayal of a w idowed and divorced father utterly devoted to his only son. The rapport he es­ tablishes with Gordon is the best of his on-screen relationships — and Dangerfield m a n a g e ^ to bring out the best in all the other characters Gordon is perfect as the sh\ in­ secure lason, and p l a y s the role without becoming the stereotypical college nerd Gordon ( p e r h a p s best-known tor his portrayal of A r m e in John Car penter s Christine) tends to be t\ pe- cast in socially handicapped roles probably because his ability to act is stronger to look than his ability studlv and photogenic alongside Ally Sheedy (note pointed reference Ri the dork\ end and up with a than he is h\ e! guv C i o r d modi But as m ( 'hristine wins the girl tn the an once again ends I-type b i n c h e s taller h i iai Back pert» Any sincerity ir due largely to hi Jason obviously loves his father and is proud of his achievements academic or otherwise When tin obligatory frat guv Chas (Willian Zabka1 calls Jason a failure and im plies he will end up iust like his ol< I hope so Be man Jason replies Barty fights ignorance UT STUDENTS HAVE CREDIT. 36,676 UT students have a major credit card. 25,244 have cards for autom ated teller machines. S O U K I : U N IV IS S T T Y O f T f X A S C O L L f O I N f W S P A P C I STUDY I I L M N A S S O C IA T E S DACCA* A M I l 1 « « 4 V A E S l T r a7a-a3Si I fNOS THURSDAY DESERT HEARTS TODAY: (5:1 S«a *0.75) 7:13,9:13 PARTING GLANCES TODAY: (S:3fru 32.73) 7:30,9:30 C!N§MA ’West 17130 S C o n g ,# *» • O p#n 11 # m « «43 3 7 1 9 1 TIGHT D E L I G H T ( X ) PLUS ( X ) S E X T O Y S I I I I ■ American Heart Association IMMIGRATION THOMAS ESPARZA & ASSOC. FREE CONSULTATION on an> immigration matter with valid student ID and this ad. * Reinstatement of Student Status * Adjustment of Status * Labor Certification ' s t u d e n t V isjn * Spouse Petition * Deportation Procecduu s 1811 South First Street — 441-0062 « Ju n e Hoard Certified b\ Texas Hoard of l-egai Spec tali: ation A U S T I N 6 " S i r a 0 • 2 1 T H O M P S O N O r r 1 1 1 1 m ile so. a t MOtrroROus P ho no 3 8 5 - 5 3 2 8 A n r * . O P E N 24 HOURS NASTY IX) PINK PANTIESfXJ 1/2 r a i c é • m c í a l s i ........ TUESDAYS AND SUNDAYS AD U LT V ID EO S A LE S & R E N T A L S L O W E S T P R IC E S -M A G A Z IN E S V ID E O P E E P S IN A 6 C H A N N E L « 1 m ■ ¿ a l >: i o: * i a ’ m T o p G a n »v 1 2 :3 0 2 : 4 5 5 : 1 3 7 : 3 0 9 : 4 3 P o l t e r g e i s t U ( p « is> 1 2 :4 5 3 : 0 0 5 : 3 0 7 : 4 5 1 0 :0 0 V v J < R m w D e m i * 12.13 2:30 3.00 7i 1S 9.30 By TRISH BERRONG Daily Texan Staff Back to School isn't your average Movie-About-College-Life. Oh, it features the obligatory beer, a na- k e d -so ro r ity -g irl-in -th e-sh o w er scene, one obnoxious frat boy, more beer and a freshman who thinks life at a university is just one big party. But there's a twist. The enthusias­ tic freshman is played by Rodney Dangerfield. Dangerfield is Thorton Melon, a successful businessman who enrolls in college to help his beloved son, Jason (Keith Gordon), deal with higher education. Dangerfield's per­ formance sometimes borders on the unbearable, and the film inevitably lapses into preposterous insanity. But Back to School isn't as offensive as other popular movies — like Spring Break and Fraternity Vaca­ tion — depicting college students as a brain-dead, beer-guzzling assort­ ment of Greeks and geeks con­ cerned only with getting laid and surviving midterms. The elder Melon is the owner of "Tall and Fat" chain of clothing stores, and earned his millions without the benefit of a college edu­ cation. He idolizes Jason, especially when he hears his son's glowing re­ ports of success in his social life, ac­ ademics, and the college diving team. But when Melon pays a surprise visit to the campus, he dis­ covers the shocking truth — Jason has one friend, Derek, an im pres­ sive 2.0 average, and is the towel boy for the team. Jason is ready to drop out. Melon, of course, w o n 't hear of it. Bribing the dean with the donation of a Business School, he enrolls at Grand Lakes University to set a good example for his son. But he has some trouble adapting to nor­ mal college life — he turns the dorm room he shares with Jason and Derek into a luxury suite, makes moves on the English teacher and Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Billy Barty has been for fighting discrimination most of his 61 years, and for him it has been a winning battle. Barty is 3 feet 9 inches tall, and his acting career, which started in 1928, is at its peak^. But he remains devoted to his cause, and on non­ working days he can be found at the North Hollywood office of the Billy Barty' Foundation for Little People. The foundation works to help lit­ tle people adjust to their lives and work, prom oting public aw areness of their problem s and helping in medical and legal problems. is an "O ur goal and headquarters hom e," Barty said enthusiastically. international retirem ent a The ebullient Barty has never been busier. He has a major role in Paramount Pictures' current fanta­ sy, Legend, starring Tom Cruise. He recently returned from Israel, w'here he appeared with Amy Ir­ ving in Rumplestiltskm, and he may return there for another fairy tale film. Before that he was on stage in Romance Language at Los Angeles' Mark Taper Forum. tw o -reel Billy Barty m ade his film debut in a co m ed y , W e d d e d Blisters. He was busy in films d u r­ ing the 1930s, appearing in such musicals as Golddiggers o f 1933 and Footlight Parade, as wrell as Alice in W o n d e rla n d an d M id s u m m e r Slight's Dream. His m ost m em ora­ ble scene came in N othing Sacred, w hen he ran out and bit Frednc March on the leg. His own talent has opened doors for Billy Barty, but discrimination against little people is still there. "People do not understand the medical, psychological, vocational and social problem s that can derive from being sm all," said Barty. "Be­ cause of that, little people are not considered a part of society but as som ething strange and even laugh­ able. "1 tell others my size that we can in almost every a solution to prove ourselves profession. There is every problem ." 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Burt Young is excellent as Lou, Melon's chauffeur, bodyguard and confi­ dant Jason's sidekick, Derek (Rob­ ert Downev Jr.), the cam pus punk, a rebel convinced that the capitalist system is set up so he and Jason w on't get dates and that foot­ ball is a "crypto-fascist m etaphor for nuclear war " Although he's a mi­ nor character, Derek is dealt some of the best lines in the movie. is Also worth m ention are Sallv Kellerman a s Dr Turner an English teacher who drives Melon into a tren/v with her interpretation of la m e s Joyce and Paxton W hitehead the economics as Phillip Barbav, professor determ ined not let Melon graduate The cast is ro u n d ­ ed out with perform ances bv ,\ed Beattv (the ever-sillv (Van Martin) Adrian Barbeau (once again cast as a bitchv \sitt*) and a cameo bv stand- up comic s am Kinison, who brings his unique brand of aggressive screaming msamtv ti> his role as the committed American history teach er Pat Terguson to Back to School is not without ma jor flaws most In occurring in Rodney Dangerfield s dialogue and timing Melon s wild parties and so ua! successes don't exactly fall into the realm of rt-alism but realism w as ne\ er a pre mov ie in rn ise • to see a And i the tirst place in t tilled cinematic um\c with blond hair e d over ! ait »y ie 1am- ft' Back mg is in its >t the s nu hat i poor N ho k^t*n ft Back To School starring R o d n e y D a ng e r f i e l d n o w s h o w i n g at the l a n e and \ o r t h c r o s s 6 \SOO S Burnet Road the A q u a r i u s Pleasant \ alley Road; a nd at the Lakehi l l s 242b Ben W h i t e Hl vd \ n d e r s o n H I TOUR U K IS IN TOUR HANDS m o n n BARGAIN PRICE i j 0 0 ., EVERY WOMAN S CONCERN C o n f id e n tia l. 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SWEET LIBERTY ko <100-3 10-5 2 0 7 90-» 40) CAPITAL PLAZA I 3 5 o> C A M t e O N R D 4 5 2 - 7 6 4 6 RAW DEAL b U 15-3 30-5 45-6 00-10 15) POLTERGEIST II m .1 0 6 3 1 5 5 2 5 7 5 5 » 48) THE MANHATTAN PROJECT ES) (12 20-2 « 0 - 4 0 0 7 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 V isa/M astercard Accepted For W ord ads call 471-5244/For Display ads call 471 -1865/8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M o n d ay-Frid ay/T SP Building 3.200/2500 Whitis A ve. Visa/M astercard Accepted The Daily Texan/Monday, June 16 1986 Page 9 T R A N SPO R T A T IO N R IA L ESTATE S A L IS M ERCH AND ISE RENTAL RENTAL 130 — Condos - Townhouses Equipm ent 220 — Com p uters- 360 — Furn. A pts. 360 — Furn. Apts. SMALL complex rocUu 1 wasber dry«r wqA *o carfipus 3 2 1 Boy dow n Jane Oomet amce 3 4 5 2100 Home 3 4 5 -0 6 5 0 7 30 Is? 8oor LO G O N T O UT and o th e r *yst*m* 3 0 0 / 1200 BAUD fr*ad*rr terminal complete with function key* ond numenr keypad $175 0 8 0 343 0125 6-18____________ PERFECT STUDENT condo 1*1. MKure, qutet UT fwo blocks oil oppkonces, 5 0 0 0 0 Mfke 477 2 3 3 5 6 2 0 !8R WITH loFt condo one es gufet secure $ 6 2 ,0 0 0 owner aftxiovs 4 8 0 0123 7 7 UT c^l appí' carpet new 230 — Photo- C am eras K>R SALE Omega D2 4X5 ervlorger $200 Cok 441-0358 Ask for jock 6 18 C A S A DE S A LA D O APTS. BR fu rn ish e d g a s 4 w a te r p a id n o pets sw im m in g p o o l, w e st o f co m p u s nec»r shuthe S u m m e r rotes o v o tlo b ie le a s * re q u ire d o p p iy in p e rs o n 2 6 1 0 o n d 2 61 2 S a io d o St g e ’ o p t # 1 1 2 ,4 7 7 2 5 3 4 !-esident m o n o 6-27 M ERC H AN D ISE 240 — Boats CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ■ Consecutive Doy Rates 1 5 word mimmyfti Each word 1 t»me Each word 3 ftme* Each word 5 EocH word 10 fcmm Each word 15 ttmes Eoch word 20 hmti 1 col m 1 »nch 1 Hmt $100 charge to change two words mcry be cat ?S< $0* eoih odd* xji capita1 letters Most#. occep*ed " a s r DEADLINE SCHEDULE M cw Jav T«» >r. Tu*»dc* re«¡, V.e*yoo> T*«ar ;~ Thundov T#xar. V*«dri«*qay ! ¡o'’* f-Tda* I#«ar Monda* ! ,*s S u n d a y o* . • In It** * v * n t o l * r r o r t m o d * in a n o1100 I i ! ‘ S . A f $95*. 835 A M 1 V $ ’ H O N D A FxF^fSS J8. -’-eve riot* 9}$’ qM -3 5 Honda 4 76 -754/ 6 * t $f Awrskn ►*< N t A M '.Pf[ $ 8 ‘ gr*u* to student . ** -’■'iHHX)* ondrtion * weekerxk opprtKom 6 ?a,4 h Q n Da S''sc • 'dbo< i * • Ponosc-n 0 * H f L * U l « 1 W D IT SEEVKI » J UT DISCOUNTS J * 2210 South I p 444-0805 * * 2 block* N orth of Ot< - 0 * 4 8 * * * * * * * * * * 30 — T rucks-V ans 70 — M otorcycles RENTAL 360 — Furn. A p t s . ¡ CLOSEST ¡ » f TO CAMPUS ¡ rio nueces: VILLA SO LA NO APTS. L e a s in g F o r S a n n r r & F a ll 86 • i B K i > • . H H I . » S 4 . e s i - . • N a te s 6 0 0 U 5 1 st 451-6682 Tanglewood Westside A p a r t m e n t s Lej^inc Fur Summer & Fall 1986 S-ÍM5 S 140 n4 10 $480 G a s ght co n u d e' ease ) 4 ' Excephonoi Vafue E 7 C E L l E N ' C A T 1O N 1 Located shume and the intromuroi a— ■*’ and 'e^n.$ center this 2 6r 2 Bo b>o $125 H.tocHi stereo cassette deck $ '0 0 Hftoc hi \zrrvtotxe $ 10 0 G en e 3 2 0 speakers ’ 20 wcrt capacity - exceF^enf condition 4 7 6 $ 3 0 0 a -' 5416 6-16 G EN ESIS SPEAKERS c o k K TV ly r-o k i fe ■ *- MUST SElk now $100ea E < e ile rt d e c 450 -1 84 3 eve 6-17 E.A V 5 0 0 X :.asse«*e **** D o t » 8.. C * N ew $ 2. osk.ng $ ¡5 Sony ' - « 1: . -- • '” ot>fe New $200 asking S ’ 5 wot* 15' 3 -wav speak ers N ew $23C tasking $ 9 5 4 4 2 4 6 5 c sKe-- M U S I C & V C R B U Y E R S apes econd For « C H FEDERAL RECEIVER Nm tab*e equaftze* •ope deck an d com pact d*s* :>nty $ 4 5 0 still jry je r warranty im p péaver 4 '4 6 5 2 ' ask tor Rod 6 *8 STEREO SPEAKERS w -'fe tA :*h PCjr 8 35 -6 46 ‘ 24 : WyciiFF b 19 h ondm ode wttt onge v w ' e bandies ’50 -'X,' e Ki»pscHorr, d w g r $ 5 0 0 2 2 0 Computers- Equipment E n F 'E .D AREA. 2 7 ■ OC vQ ** A# o - App a 0 5 mwnv/Njn ^ 3 0 ^ O w n» 4 v . — e 505’ S )5 000 " 6 360 — Furn. Apts. MASK EMBERS APTS. Special Summer Rates • 2 P o o ls • Or, !F sh u ttle • Quiet T r .v - 31st & Speedway 477-2004 CALI TODAY! 2 * * * * I * 3 0 0 0 G u o d o lu p e ' Ce iq fans ’ a n d o o r o FULLV FURNISH€D $350 c c 4 S 4 4 6 2 1 THE 3 0 5 APTS. P r e - L e a s in g F o r S u m m e r & F a il 8 6 • "Large'’ E fficien cies • $275 - t • S m a ll F r ie n d ly C o m p le x • N e a r x I m ít U - C o r n e r Mote In Ttxijv! 459-4977 Dav;> A Associates 'Summer R a t e s 250 — M usical Instrum ents p e a v fy e l e c t r i c gmtor with amp $190 for both Bundy cion net $160 467- 6140 6-17 965 EENDER Duo-Sonic M eiectnc gcvtar «nth vox cose and Seiko tunee W ood grain wiih -osewood neck $200 Call 476-7535 after 7 6-18 envelope generator RO LAN D SYNTHESIZER SH-5 3-octov* keyboard 2 ro.ee* nng modulator rvoise generator extemo) input and trigger* jowtooth square and fine move etc $260 cat! 836-2640 6-18 8ANE2 ARTIST1 eiectnc gurtor and f fty/210 50 watt amplifier f'amoha $250 each 0 8 0 Both m good shape Sound* as good as you d o C o l 345- 3943 6-16 340 — Misc. cO R SALE, microwave $150 two color TVs $’ 50 ond $200. -wo couches and comer table $200 Xing mattreis $70 836-2675 6-16_________________________ A D lER SATELLITE yp ^ v n ter Carrying case corrector, key with 20 character memory Great condition $250 or be*’ offer Evervngt 459 8756 6-17 BM SELECTRIC 1 •ypewnter correcting!, mint condition $60C 343-1742 6-17 O l ¥M PlA P C * t ABLE mcmuol typewntec wrty correction nbbbon Soixt construe non excellent print quality $50 Cofl 327-2815 6-18_________________________ AUTHENTIC DOCTO R'S surgical scrub suit* Many sues avail CoH 452-3950 6-19____________________________________ HIGHEST QUALITY Oaxcon Mexican dresses nexpenvv* 452 3950 or 47e 1215 6-19 RENTAL WARWICK APTS. 2 9 0 7 W EST A VE. 2 -b e d r o o m 2 -b o th , 1 -b ed - ro o m a n d e ffic ie n c y a p a r t ­ fo r re n t A ll a p a r t ­ m ents d is h w a s h e r , m ents h a v e g a r b a g e d is p o s a l, & cetlm g fa n s in b e d r o o m s & liv in g ro o m W e a ls o h a v e b a r -b - q pits p o o l w ith c a s c a d e w a te rfa ll sun d e ck s g ro u n d s a r e g a r d e n la n d s c a p e d C o v e r e d p a r i ­ ng s a v a ila b le , ia u n d n m a t, 474-7426 6-20 O N E B lO C K to compus. Small qu«r o r-o m i ' ."’ 21 -rempn,! P0 r* $ 2 8 5 mo 473-2*42 478-1870 6-30 C lO SE N north si u t Efficiency $ 2 2 5 •c $ 2 9 5 $ 3 6 5 4 5 3 -8 8 ’ 2 7 1 $ 3 2 0 2 BR $45C 4 52 4516 47 2214 BS $ 2 6 C 360 — Furn. Apts. f * * * * * * * * * * * . * * * * * * 4 4 " 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ * * ♦ ♦ ♦ M A R K X X L easin g N o w For Sum m er & Fall 1986 One Bedroom Apartments 1 Bedroom From $300 2 Bedroom From $370 J 3815 Guadalupe * 459- 1664* ^ " S u m m e r R a t e s J * * * * * * * * * * * * . T H E A P A R T M E N T S 2124 Burton Dvtve SUPER SUMMER RATES • Eliicien cy $280-3300 • 1 BR Furn $310-3360 • 2 BR Furn $400-3440 • Large Pool and Patio • Ceiling Fans 8 Microwaves Available • 2 Shuttles Routes Also Pre-Leasing For Fall 4 4 4 -7 8 8 0 Davis and Assoc M anagem ent Co G A R D E N G A T E APARTMENTS COCD NOW PRE-LEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL 1986 A >V v Á > X * e • e - <*N „*> > > / v n> V- >v J- X s A y A ^ \ ^ • O v \ v ¿ o v • ^ ^ • • # •> C* V X J ^ M O V E IN T O D A Y L u x u r y 1 B H F u r n is h e d 2222 R io G ra n d e 476-4992 Diplomat Apts Long Haven Apts. Lessing For Summer & Fall ’86 v . * 1 BE Fun. from $ 300 • WtJk to Cumpua 1911 San Gabriel • 1 BR Fun. from $300 9 2 BR Fun. from $375 9 1 6 W. 23rd 476-7399 Leasing For Summer t Fall FANTASTIC STUDENT SPECIAL Large 2 Bedroom Furnished From $400 • Water 6 Gas Paid • • Shuttle at Comer • Nice Pool • • Ceiling Fans • MOVE IN TODAY 910 E. 40th 452-4639 TOiifoco Cteeú ’ I T T r r r r T T T l T I T I T i ' T T T T T T r T T T T T T T T T T (CHEZLASU) Chez Jacque, SuRoca, La Canada Apartments 1 BR Furn. 2 BR Furn. From $330 + E $425 ABP 1 BR Furn. $350 ABP M OVE IN TO DAY • Nice Pools e Walk to Cam pus • Across the Street from Tennis Courts O ffice Open Daily M on.-Sat. 8 a.m .-5:30 p.m. 4 7 7 -3619 x— 1 30 2 W. 2 4 th S t. LEASING FOR SUMMER & FALL 1986 Unfurnished and Furnished Large Apartments 1 Bedroom From $310 2 Bedroom/1 BA From $350 2 Bedroom/2 BA From $370 • S u m m e r R a te s • 2 Pools • Balcoaiti • View Apts. * Shattle Stop • Microwaves A CdHas Available 1911 WUlowcreck Davis & Assoc. Management Co. 444-0010 444-0014 UT STUDENTS JU N E RENT FREE 3 blocks from com pus. swimm ing pool, on-site laund ry shuttle route. 1 BR $ 3 0 0 * E to $ 3 1 5 * E 7 m o 2-T $ 3 4 5 * E y m o Cosa Del Rio Apts 476-7951, 3212 Red Rtver 6-1P MESQUITE TREE APARTMENTS O n e b e d ro o m a p a rtm e n ts clo se to fro s t- fre e re frig e ra to rs, self ca m p u s c le a n in g oven s, d is h w a s h e rs tub desks # 3 0 1 2 4 1 0 L o n g v ie w 4 7 8 - 2 3 5 7 study re sid e n t m a n a g e r n ot 6 -7 7 CASBAH APARTMENTS 2200 SAN GABRIEL Condo living at Apt pnces, luxu ry, space, convenience (walk Of shuttle). Spacious 2-2 with ceti m g fans microwave, intercom BBQ pits and 2 seporote entnes NO W LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL Come in and make a deal 473-8553 444-2150 7 -1 50 7-15 O N L Y $ 2 7 5 + E. Fully furnished— N ew Carpet, New Paint Pecan Square Apartments 506 W. 37th St 4 5 9 -1 5 9 7 SANDPIPER APTS. 28 1 0 Rio G r a n d e Why Pay Condo Prices For Condo Living? 2 B d rm /2 B A Full fu rn M ic r o w a v e s C e ilin g fa n s Intercom System B B Q Pits Poo l, S u n d e ck C o v e re d P a rkin g O n ly 3 B lo ck s fr o m C o m p u s C o ll 4 7 4 - 6 6 8 3 , 4 7 7 - 4 6 2 2 , o r 4 4 4 - 2 7 5 0 O N E BLOCK FRO M UT 2910 M e d ic a l Arts S p a c io u s 2 -2 of S u m m e r Rates A l l Bills P a id CoH S ta r 4 7 6 -5 6 3 1 7-22 W est Cam pus Savings $ 7 5 o ff first m onth s re nt w h e n y o u p re le a s e fo r fa ll b y July 3 0 S p a c io u s 1-1. S 4 6 5 - S 4 9 5 , 2-1 4, S 6 6 0 - S 7 0 0 fresh p a in t a n d c a rp e t m ic ro w a v e p o o l a n d lots o f p a rk in g E b e n L ea sin g 3 2 7 7 5 6 0 7-22D Large 2 Bedroom • Small comp*** • Walk to compus • Fool • Newfy n©kurt>6h#c • $370 Summer Rato C a v a lie r Apartm ents 3 0 7 E. 31st 4 8 0 -9 6 3 9 4 7 4 -7 7 3 2 ~TW0 MILES FROM CAMPUS O ne bus direct to campus, 25c. Now preleasing for fall. S p e c ia l student summer rates. Efficiencies from $300 2-2's from $425 RIVERWOODS APARTMENTS 4 4 1 -8 3 1 4 6 -2 0 N E A R UT l o w S c h o o l on RR shuttle Pur- nisHeci f'oom for rent C A / C H , sh a re b a th s $ 1 9 5 A B P 3310 R e d Rrver 4 7 6 * 3634 6-18 O N SHUTTLE summer rote $275, pleas am efficiency near campus 327-5020 6-23 6-23 350 — Rental Services T I R E D O F L O O K I N G ? FREE RENTAL HELP SUM M ER RATES FALL PRE-LEASES 452-5787 r t i i l L SELECTORS R E N T A L H O T L I N E Condos • Apartments Houses • Duplexes Free Finder '$ Sen ice To Campus Area s Best Listings Call 477-5312 2 2 C 7 L e e n A p t s . LEASING FOR SOMMER* FALL • 1 BR Furn. $300 • 2BRFum. $400 • Walk to Campus • Nice Pool & Patio 2207 Leon 478-1781 GREAT SUMMER RATES MOVE IN TODAY! Pre-Leasing For F all El Campo LaPaz 4 Ü W ■ ’tí El Dorado 3 ‘ > o i S p c v J v . n F u rn is h e d 1 B d r m 1 B a 2 B d r m 1 B a 3 B d r m 2 B a - U n fu rn is h e d U n f $ 2 6 0 - $ 2 7 0 + E F u m $ 2 8 0 - 5 2 9 0 + E. U n f $ 3 5 5 + E. F u m . $ 3 7 0 + E $ 4 2 5 + E. 472-4893 & 452-8537 P ro fe s s io n a lly m a n a g e d b y J o h n s to n P rop erties. In c WEST CAMPUS 1 & 2 Bdrm. Fur­ nished, Private Parking, Fireplaces, Sundecks, and Laundry Room. Prices Start At $350/Month Call Carroll Marcus at 451-8412 Hyde Park Apts. L easin g F or Sum m er & F all ’86 • Eff. Furn. $270 • 1 BR Fum . $285 $370 • 2 BR Fum . • City Tennis Courts & Pool • Shuttle at Front Door 4413 S p e e d w a y MOVE IN TODAY 458-2096 ’ S i i m a w r R a t e s D o s R i o s W alk To Cam pus • Fully Furnished • Microwave • Ceiling Fans • Built in desk • Individual Washer/Dryer • Private Balcony • Covered Parking • Decorative Wallpaper 4784271 2818 Guadalupe P a g e ^ O /T ^ e D a ily T ^ a rV M ^ June 16,1986 tfN T A l RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 3 60 — Fum. Apt». 3 60 — Fum. Apt*. 3 60 — Fum. Apts. 360— Fum. Apts. 360 — Fum. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 390 — Unf. Duplexes 340 - Fum. Apts. S 2 7 0 /M O N T H W ATER /G AS PAID SmoH well cored for opartment complex near Koenig and N. into. Lamar reody to move Large apartments at bargain rents. Capitol Properties 458-6415 6-18 TEXAS ANNIVERSARY NO BULL SPECIAL $150 will move you in today for qualified applicants 1200 Broadmoor 4 5 4 -2 5 3 7 4 5 4 -2 5 3 8 6„10 to compui, gas EFFICIENCY. CLOSE healing/cooking CA. $ 2 6 0 per month fc. 4 7 7 -4 0 0 5 after 5 3 0 or w m L- phis ends 6-16 360 — Fum. Apts. * ± I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I K i i V I I I / . V i l l a A LL BILLS P A ID Summer Rates $270 Efficiency $360 One Bedroom Sm. Two Bedroom $380 Lrg. Three Bedroom 2 Vj Baits $ 750 CA/CH, Walk or Shuttle to UT 2212 San G abriel Office Hours 12 30-5:30 Also pre-leasing for Fa# GREAT O AK - O ne block low school large clean 2-2 Ceiling Ions CA/CH, pool Laundry 2 9 0 0 Swisher 4 77 3 3 8 8 4 7 2 -2 0 9 7 7-1 Central location, next to UT, just a few minutes away from UT, efficiencies starting at $ 2 0 0 ABP, on-site main­ tenance and manager, ab­ solutely no bills but the rent. Call for appointment 47 7- 4554, 3 0 6 E. 30th. 6 -2 7 Summer Special 108 Place Furnished E ffic ie n c ie s /$ 2 6 5 32ND AT IH 35 SUMMER RATES EFFICIENCY — $ 2 9 5 1 BEDRO O M — $ 3 2 5 2 BEDRO O M 2 BATH — $ 4 4 5 Extra nice extra large walk in closets, ceil mg fans Qmet, homey complex On-site loundry laundry I 476-9199 6 -2 7 » dishwashers/disposals I swimming poo l * potto. lo u n g e /B R Q gn ll * individual storage * bookshelves » ly? block to IF shuttle > laundry facilities » resident m anager Free M o n th Rent O n Y ear Lease 4 5 2 -1 4 1 9 if no answ er 4 5 3 2771 108 W 4 5th St EFFICIENCY A ll Bills P a id /$ 2 8 5 Summer spec>ol, g re at fo r students, convenient to city a n d shuttle buses C orpeted, d ra p e d Built-in appliances 4 0 0 0 A ve n ue A 4 58 -4 5 11 , 4 5 1 -6 5 3 3 C e n tra l P roperties Inc EFFICIENCY $270 Sum m er special G re a t central lo ca ­ tion Close to Hem phill Park W alk to UT N o pets W a te r paid 6 20 2 0 2 East 3 2 n d St. 4 7 8 -6 5 0 9 451 6 5 3 3 C entral Properties Inc. 7 180 ALL BILLS PAID Efficiency, $ 265/mo.; 1 BR, $350/mo. 476-8 915 2 4 0 8 Leon 7-15D EFFICIENCY $260 One Bedroom $29 5 Nice quiet location across the street from park and near Lake Austin. 7 0 0 Hearn 4 76 -4 3 7 0 , 451-6533 Central Properties Inc. 7 1 8 0 3 0 2 W . 38th Summer/Fall Leasing Efficiency, 1 BR, 2 BR. Conveniently locat­ ed. Furnished /unfamished All appliances, pool, h block to shuttle. Gas/water paid. 4 5 3 -4 0 0 2 7-3 Best 2 -2 in W est Cam pus $ 4 5 5 M o n th (Summer Rate) with ^ o ff 1st month —Five Entrances Beautiful Pool with Fountain —Large Tanning Grounds —Trees ---fuRy Equiped Kitchen —New Furniture Best Student Manager ioundry Room 3 '2 Blocks From Campus $ 3 0 0 Deposit, ABP excep t electncity 18 0 2 W est Aven ue 4 7 8 7 5 1 9 7 -U D Sum m er special, la rg e clea n a pa rtm e n ts in H yde Park, p o o l, la u n d ry G a s a n d w a te r p a id 4 2 0 0 A ve n u e A 4 5 1 -6 9 6 6 , 4 5 1 -6 5 3 3 C entral Properties Inc 7 18D S A LA D O APTS. 2 7 0 4 S alado O n ly 1 left, fu lly furnished, 2 -2 w ith fire p la c e , m ic ro w a v e , c e il­ ing fan security interco m system 3 blocks fro m UT cam pus 4 7 7 -4 6 2 2 , 4 4 4 -2 7 5 0 , 4 7 4 -6 6 8 3 6 -2 3 O n e Bedroom $ 2 8 0 S e cluded sm all q u ie t c o m p le x su rro u n d e d b y trees n e a r park. W a te r a n d gas paid 6 0 9 E. 4 5th 4 5 1 -6 5 3 3 C entral Properties Inc M 8D EFFICIENCY All Bills Paid/$295 Large effiaency, fully carpeted and draped. Walk m closets pool sun­ dry r,Q 4 2 0 6 A ve A 4 5 ; 6 9 6 6 ,4 5 1 -6 5 3 3 C e n tra 1 P ro pe rtie s Inc 7 !8D SPECIAL OFFER APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 2 0 0 N ue ce s 2 blocks fro m UT S w im m in g Pool O n e b e d ro o m S 3 1 5 -S 3 2 5 t E. 2 Bedroom s $ 3 9 0 $ 4 0 0 Free M a y re nt w ith o n e y e a r lease signed n o w 4 7 4 - 2 0 2 4 o r 4 7 6 1957 ____________________________ 7 -1 40 GREAT DEAL • O ne tim e ot+er $ 2 0 0 rn©ntb ABP tor summer contract signed now • Free M ay f ent witf> one year ieose signed now • Furnished efficiencies 2 blocks from UT with AO cable h ookup laundry parking b oa rd in g contracts a vailable 2 50 2 Nueces 4 7 4 2 3 6 5 o r 4 7 ^ 1957 smafi HIDEAW AY WEST campus 11 very p rva te tn com plex the summer free rent spec «ai rates $ 3 2 5 1106 W 22nd 4 78 *9 3 2 8 3 " U 5 8 Pome Properties 6 -2 6 trees HYDE PARK ksrge one bed ro om kir mshed gas po*d p oo l ¡F shuthe qo*et complex. 3 3 5 m© 4 4 12 Ave A 45 3180 6 -2 7 3 4 i5 G u a d a l u p e effioency $ 2 5 0 11 $ 27 5, you pay electncity only S8 L M C 0 441 5135 4 4 5 6 8 ’ L 6 27 ute W í S t J T c a m pus R educed sum m er rates on e*fiaenckcn \ al A u stin, Texas 7 8 7 5 1 4 5 1-2343 I f I I i V H N Apartments in West Campus 2 8 10 Salado Austin, Texas 78705 472'38 lb From the collection of I lurk m Prtiperties Racquet Club/Creekhaus Apartments CALL US ABOUT OUR 12 MONTH LEASE • I, 2, 3, 5 Bedrooms • 2 Lighted Tennis Courts • Shuttle Bus Stop-SR • Security Service • City T reim portation • Putting G re e n • O u td o o r Joe uzzt s • Bar B Q ue» & Picnii. Facilities For Each Building • P o o 'v d e R estro o m • D e lu x e A ir C o n d itio n e d L a u n d ry Room s e C e ilin g fa n s .r- All Living R o o m s & B e d ro o m s • f xer< se R oom s e C o ' W a s h in g A r e a • Lub'f Tv Hook Up • I * 1 hwimmmg Pools e BoskeHxiH & VolleybaH Newly added features include: 9 Italian Ceramic Tile in Kitchen and Bath 9 Free use of our two tanning beds Also Being Completed For Fall: 9 Theiapeutic Massage • Complete styling salon mm V illci$eO len Se Habla Espanoi Wir Spree hen Deutsch Nakakointindi ng Pilipmc 447-4130 2101 BURTON DR. M f 8 -6 SAT 9 5 SUN :? 5 on Town Lake 2 m onths FREE RENT with a one year lease. 1V2 m onths FREE RENT with a 9 m onth lease. 1 m onth FREE RENT with a 6 m onth lease. 3 m onth lease on specified units Preleasing specified units for fall Reduced sum m er rates for June, July, and August 1720 S. Lakeshore Blvd. Austin, Texas 78741 (512) 444-2882 SU M M E R RATES FR E E RENT SPECIALS 7 .140 2 7 0 9 M a n o r Rood C lo t* to Partially C arpet*© N o pen $ 2 2 5 4 80 0 4 6 3 451 8271 7 -U D A ppitofx m ©tfK*#ocy 6 180 T W O E X C E P T lO N A tL Y C LE A N D U P L E X E S U N IV E R S IT Y A R E A TWICE YOUR HEIGHT tie first month s rent m Travis Could Heights First stop on shuttle $ 3 9 5 • E. E mo 1 2 and 3 bedrooms $ 7 9 5 in some Professionally - a rpet choose monaged ond maintained CALL US WE CARE 451 2 2 4 2 REMAX CAPITOL 6 -2 0 ALL BILLS PAID Hyde Park area 1 BR with bonus room. 309 W. 37th. Call 4 7 2 -7 3 6 2 or 452-3031 PEOPLE'S CHOICE The v e ry finest selection o f to p q u a lify 1/1 o r 2 /2 co n d o s Leaves a v a ila b le n o w o r fa ll C hoose fro m Benchm ark. C e n te n n ia l C ro ix , O ra n g e Tree o r co nd o s o n shuttle C oll C o n d o C onnec tton 4 7 9 661 8 W A iK TO campus, qi>e’ H ardw ixxJ B o o n , pa*© - - m 4 p e x. rock 9©5 and ^kj* i-t po*d $ 2 7 5 v.5»c "m \ 4 ’ 2 14*:} appl*anc:e$ WT ST CAMPUS Coo■ ©*©'©■» r*m ode*ed iarQ # 2 f t t m 4 p * # i« Walk o f vb . .vH© $5 5 * i pa*o N o p©*' K *t 4 8 w hto m s 4 5 9 9 7 C X) Cventnai f Wot*» 2410 7-7 COMF’ ’ Neva k j f im i ©DM H ■ J, ’ A# 4 r ^ q n n i « i • $ 4 ? f ■ 9 9 2 *s West Campus M s and 2-2 s available no w n Cro * an i Cen t e n r ' n a l AH o m ifn ih c s a n a re - dur ed surnmet rates T e r ry 4 5' 52 0C H ER ITA G E C O N D O M IN IU M S UT WALK, efficiency m 1920s 4-plex, $ 3 1 5 ,9 0 6 W 2 2 ,4 7 2 2123 7 25 ALL BILLS PAID Close in on shuttle 2 - ! ’/2. 339 $ 4 4 9 1 BR. $ 3 9 9 CaR Doug 0 3 7 2 6-17____________ ipacKKis rooms with hord FOR RENT wood floors Walk to campus $175 $ 2 2 0 Edward. 476-1137 6-18 O N E BEDROOM apartment $ 2 7 5 sum mer $315 fall plus electncity 3 04 East 33rd (neor Speedway and 33rd), see number 2 3 N o pets 4 79 -6 33 1 7 -2 9 0 2 5 0 5 ENFIELD 2 BR^ sur-ounded by trees, courtyord, pool, Ioundry no pets $ 4 8 0 4 78 2 7 7 5 (after 5 pm 6 -2 6 WEST CAMPUS efficiencies Older build >ng with 40s ond 50» atmosphere G ood value for mature students desa ng orderly surroundings without pets Avo.l now oi pre leasing N o off srreei port mg $ 2 5 5 and $ 2 6 5 $ 2 0 0 deposit Jock Jennings 4 / 4 6 8 9 7 Consolidated Realty 6 -2 0 ENFIELD/PEASE Pork, University d ow n tow n and Cnprt. - AC 472 2 7 7 9 6 20 large 2 ~ n e n . WALK TO University 2-1 D R hora wood Boors kitchen furnished $ 4 5 0 4 72 2 7 7 9 6 2 0 1 BR ond efficiencies UT shuttle bus ! 5th and Speedway area $ 2 7 5 $ 3 5 0 4 58 8 7 4 0 7 16 3 8 0 — Furn. Duplexes NEAR LAW schooi 2 5 C A CH tor» SmoH bock yord C orport month 3 45 9 4 4 2 6 16 Hkng 390 — Unf. Duplexes 11 DUPLEX B t o u k M j res»oaKl 2 IMo* k$ From UT Ce«krxq *on$ W D $4 50 4 54 6 7 4 4 329 42 3 .ofAcei 6 18 3 27 5 7 6 7 o # n e 2-1 TRl-PlEX ♦owT3hou*e$ N»f book sHefves cwn© :1 ve^i A . abie Mo» 2C $4 9* w ■. , -e qrodwcjte sN den^ t refwnBd N. . and é * -h , cer > . 4 5 4 -3 2 5 0 WEST AUSTIN FOUR-PLEX C o n v e n , e n t t o d o w n * < w U T 2 lo v e l y n e » g h b o r h o R e c e n t ly r e n o v a t e d Re*- q e to r C A C H m i c r o w a v e e r e d p a r k - n q $ 5 9 ^ 4 ’ r> 4 4 Free Ix x a tin ^ V n it * 'L% ¿ j u b i f a t b c j r j f ' » r L O W SUMMER RATES O N E BLOCK FROM. LAW LIBRARY b ee • '* e ~ • n $ •• . 4 „ » . $ . . A - - - ONE MILE FROM CAMPUS d u tv * . v a - $A :•♦»©»'»»'• - IV- ’ - $ ■» $ B R A iT H W A IT E PROPERTIES 441 83 79 $4 44 * » tOC*m apt N© am p o d B l u P-oper 2 BR ' BA f if « t*r*H ©-^wg ki pr©R XJC Ki ^ $ 4 v * 3 M O N T H S FREE RENT . O f ; , ; R M I T E )P{ N HOUSE DAii 6ndenion . -H 3 5 7 ’ - - $ 4 9 * A t M l * 4H $4 SUMMER ONLY U R tY T O W N BE A . Areptoo . ©u FOR REN’ t© UfWverwfY G f. Herr*© A variable . pufty . 5 * i8 4 8 J » fFf P; d o C o n JUST COMPLETED!! CLOSE TO CAMPUS/SHUTTLE BUS MOVE-IN SPECIALS $29 5 $100 Deposit Summer Rates FOUNTAIN TERRACE APTS Large 1 bedroom apartment! w dkm dosefs. corpeted drapes disposal ceibng fans, large palto and pool Water gos poid 610 West 30lh Monogen apartment #134 Walking distance to UT 477-8858 _________________________________ 703 $ 2 3 0 + E. Summer Rate W e o re looking for quiet conscien­ tious, nonsm oking students interested in a larg e efficiency Tw o locations H y d e Park o r ne ar cam pus C A /C H , laundry d e a d b o lt no pets 4 5 8 -2 4 8 8 630 $ 9 9 M O V E IN N O RENT TIL JUNE Close to IH 3 5 crt 3 8 b A I bcntt ins, gas p a id Large aportm ents, peoceful A secure Close to UT a n d shuffle 2 Bdrs $ 1 4 9 M ov e -tn Fmrt time offer W ill not last long HurryM! 4 5 4 -0 2 0 2 Rem now to guoraxiM no mmol increote * Fdl 6-19A ALL BILLS PAID Efficiency, $ 2 65/mo.; 1 BR, $350/m o. 2 4 0 8 Leon furnished aportments DESIGNER, new security gate pool microwaves ceiling fans. Hancock Shopping Ctr golf course 4 52 6518 6 24 ____________ WEST CAMPUS 2 7 0 6 Satedo, furnished 2 2 2 parking spoces fireplace ceiling fan pool hot tub available offer 8 15- 86 6 18 CASA GRANDE Apartments 1400 Rio 3 Grande 2 BR furnished • electricity • electncity pool laundry BR furnished ond parking 4 7 4 7081 6 25 2 BARGAIN I I for non smoking $ grad 5 blocks west of Guodalupe Neu man Mgmt 4 5 3 4 5 0 0 6 -2 3 QUIET CLOSE to campus, cable AC hrepiace gym hot tub carpet fenced yard garoge furnished secure 4 72 4 7 4 0 6 16 UNEXPECTED VACANCY O ne block UT Very large I BR targe tree shoded yard Quiet mature individuals N o pets 4 74 1212 7 9 ENG INEERING S C H O O L 1 BR «Widen cy, carpeted oil bills paid no pen $ 2 2 5 mo AvaUobie now 9 2 6 7243 9 ACT III 4312 Speedway Efficiency on shuttle with laundry $ 2 5 5 ■ summer 4 7 4 6 2 0 5 4 5 3 0 5 4 0 6 25 tufa for SUMMER SPECIAL Eft A O I 38th and Sp««cKvay ioun bedroom Kib rvshetí aportm ent AC ihower kitchen o rg e d o te t snxiv and room witfi cefling fon Pnrvate ©nfronce Deposit b*Hs 4 72 1091 3 4 0 8 Red Riv©* 6 16 AVA lLA BiF M M E D iATElY Cleon on© b edroom near University 4 0 0 7 A v tn u t C 4 53 8 5 3 8 451 5 0 9 6 8 12D ompletetv *vm4Shed ABP UT and UKMBRIDGF TOWER Capitot Luxunoos ©ff'Cferx^t availab*© tn doo* porkmq ’« tn d a n t complete se runty, coble *©eoteo spo & room qu»et v#de wttb pK nn oreo b ‘ke parking plex vec ,»nty ond dotH .ng Aportmp*' f v / e oodb* vef 7 jih.fwec w*tH $ B drm s $ 3 5 ( qtmmtcks Lift reovc r*oble er>t 4 ' 5 8 75 * B d r - s — $ ? 9 * N i, pHoiXJ ■ t»©Hi , ..«-i dec" s1’ * : a M a rk O N T O W N LAKE S ^ n a s*v montb fre e p r b e d ro o m a p H •nonri e ase a n d g e f pn any of oor 2 ♦rom $ 3 K $ 4 9 5 a n d w e p lax bv th e kike W e re co n ve r South sh re Apt-, 3 0 0 E k verv». 4 4 4 3 3 3 UTAPTS. LO W SUMMER RATES 630 MoxJei one S?5C w .i s.- y* 'w*uodciiwpe- $ *> 3 0 0 Miodolwpe S • V ’ wmmy Chm Mozioc.CO fof moro It^ormoho* f SA *'Qr*n©f’ ^oonor 4"2-620l W O O D C R E E K A P T S 8600 N Lunar 82'-5556 BEDROOMS 2 BEDROOM- $ 2 5 0 - $ 2 9 5 Walk fo UT— North campus, efficiency ond one bedroom ovoiiobfe. outstanding restoration m 6 5 -year old 8 umt apart men* house TaR ceilings stoned w ood work, brass fans, farxry bar counters earth tone decor. $ 2 5 0 $ 2 9 5 Available now Call Doug 4 8 6 8 2 7 3 4 5 9 9 0 9 5 6 16 REDUCED RENT SPECIAL pkn O N E M O N T H FREE RENT Efficiencies A v aila b le Offering • L a rg e R o o m y F lo o rp io n • Lots o f S torage • H e at a n d hot wcrter pa id by ow ner • C lo se to UT shuffle bus ro utes • Q m e t sm all co m m u nrty • F R O M $ 2 9 8 PER M O N T H C o ll 4 5 8 1 8 3 4 O f 8 3 7 3 3 7 9 THE R E TR E A T 4400 A ven u e A H yde Pork, small, q u ie t c o m p le x , 1-1 o r 2-1, fo r sum m er o n fy o r th ro u g h M a y , p o o l fo u n d ry cor- pet d ra p e s a n d on-w te m a n o get S ta rtin g fro m $ 3 3 5 w ith m onth fre e re nt a n d /o r fre e m i­ c ro w a v e C all Petnck & D eo m an Interests 3 2 8 -4 0 4 1 7-8 HYDE PARK PRE-LEASE S U M M E R RATES Large e fficiencies close to UT p o o gas a nd w a te r paid, g o o d study e n v iro n m e n t $ 2 7 5 $ 2 9 5 4310 A v e B 4 5 8 8 8 9 3 O ne B e d ro o m /$ 3 3 5 . a m /i a p a rtm e n t >o*s o f ..iosets p on b ath s c o v e re d p o r t in g lo on try 1 dry o s a n d w a te r p o td 701 W est N o rth Loop 4 5 ' 4018 4 5 ' 6 5 3 3 C e n tra l P ro pe rtie s Inc o S»eei h* NORTH c ENTRAi WO! BA Lrvmg dmmg k * th e r com bm aeor j.-a ►>».!• a apphancM ‘ .. 'C B we- * Event $ 3 3 5 * E C o l 2 5 8 7 8 3 8 «*> of >e» S OUpm 2S8 8 ! 99 6 2 ’ WES’ U ’ Summer ' j* m O d e r smo* BR itm j ,‘BR aporm ienH mor Jwood Boon $ - - oper ne, 4 ’ ’ 9 V /s 6 . j - '.» * v m, TARRYYONMV Larga 78R pool lOMrvdr, ASF $ ' . a * J nheid k - # ’(J 46 9 9 4 '8 7 WALK TO UT 1 M W toft $ 3 5 0 C o . •reel rvav.-rxj »-.ny to , 2 • htueces Ih ,j»n oral wota# p«»d $ 1 K 4 7. } 6 k h ltA S L Reg $ M M A ’ t SRtytNCi □ ry t Wa $24.; . v A M B A i * tes $ . P' -3© Prt t p r N s y 4 '8 "93 ' - A A I.* ?■. ♦es 4 S9 156 6 I qwet v ompée» RENT IH 35 on CR $ritc/t*v© Po<- ‘ BR »rVy $ . ’ BARGAi rxeor 5U» o u o d ry ^ r^vbK pOf .'BR 4l>*; pre»«e«.'i%# "'•w * too 2 00 f 52 o te btock e o t’ of Com m o t 4 8 0 9 ’9 ’ 6 20 '* $28< $ ' *. ie p o tft SE'., . R'TV f % m oi .y p l» « my . y nn orvd vhuftl© $ j S() 38- ’ 8 . 6 n r SpOtK-HvI bowbcR Pfiva*e P» >p*rH©$ 46 ' ONE BE D R O O M Qhjtm * ^ ty h b o H v o o d q *0 ' vo m p p i S m carpe» S30C wftv’ y©' :ok 4 76 8 5 2 8 6 ! ro*e U ’ WALK, 1 ’ if» V « M in o r , Houee gpkKxq 9 08 W . : $ Í5 - 4 • ; : 23 25 RENTAL 3 7 0 - U n f . Apts. 21 r, s i MMKR DISC'Ol'NTS NOW PR EI/EASING FOR FA LL SAGEBRUSH ( INK HKDROC IMS ST ART AT $2^.5 l a r g e : pool a n d si n d k c k S P A l’ K ) l ’S \P A R T M K N T S n .O S K T O r c ’ S H rT T L K ( PL AN LA U N D R Y R ()( IMS 4 7 8 - 0 9 9 2 2»>m MANOR ROAD RENTAL 400 — Condos-Townhouses -POvfH . 0 5 SufYtmp' • ^ • • O' Sturt$©n« ©. L)uh' • Sliirrt.,,^ Qf $ 3<6kJ m ortth • *>6? ’O 9Q6 Sqckí'© i f f ' • .. urge VVolfc n. koveh • OuDd'y Room • j H u i ; • W ' . ' i*y Potrc>l»e© SANDSTONE APTS. 2408 M anor Rd. 4 7 8 -0 9 5 5 A U G U S T R E N T F R E E A T &toneleigt) Condominiums LEABE A 2BR-2BA CONDOMINIUM FROM SEPTEMBER THRU MAY AND GET AUGUST h j b h t n u . n r c x i m v B S a v a x l a b u i o h c h r z a i h u h i t s o n l y . fttonrlrigt) Condominiums yeaturr! • LUXURIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS • WALKING DISTANCE TO U T • COVERED PARKING • SW IM M ING POOL • PRIVATE PATIOS • E l.E V A T O R • CEILING FANS • WABHER V DRYER • MICROWAVE OVENS • REFRIGERATOR W ICE MAKER • DISHW ASHER • GARBAGE DISPOSAL m U IH —n J A é l n : a FOR A PRIVATE SHOWING CALL 474-7628 OR SEE MANAGER AT 2409 LEON ST. HURRY! RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES — SfRVKCS 400 — Condos* 420 — Unf. Houses 430 — Room-Board 440 — Roommates 590 — Tutoring 750 — Typing 7 50 -T y p in g The Daily Texan/Monday, June 16, 1986/Paqe 11 Ea s t w o o d s p a r k Ko u m to se m. on Town Lake M u tt ugn 1 yeor «ease $ 20 0. mo 4 43-0681 Scott 6 -1 6 roommates (2), 650 — Moving- Hauling v m m cones WOtO PROCESSING waratoMdSaRdhctan LoaglnniCaptos Co LocaM wé Du Kb On^IcoIm 2518 Guadah^* 476-4491 Z IV L E Y ’S THE COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL FULLTIME TYPING SERVICE ■ PRINTING, BINDING - / I V I E V > ABLE BODlED M overs umpty A ustir s Finest m over witfc references to prove if Resident*»! commerciai, onhQues p»onos fre e estimate* 441 2 6 2 2 1 7 ABC Apt. Moving M o v in g Students as Low as $39 95 10% DISCOUNT 339-6683 740 — Bicycle Repair by P ic k u p e xperienced BlCYCLE REPAIRS a n d d e liv e r y m e c h a n te available 10% o ff any repair wrfh fan od t r o u g h June 3 0 451 1215 Dav»d 6 20 750 — Typing TYPING WORD PROCESSING Southwest Services 453-0323 43^1 A v e n u e F P ic k u p /D e liv e ry t o ® lfw.\£/ui .Ann \c*uuj M B A i r * S u r e , w e t y p e FRESHMAN THEMES Why Not Start Out With Good Grades? / /*»n 2707 HEMPHIU PARK At 27th & Guadalupe Plenty of Parking 472-3210 472-7677 VERA fE E ’S VX i ir d P r « x e s > tn g P u b l n N . p t a r \ a * * D 2<1 S t a r s I t y a i E x p e r ie n c e • Term Papers • Law Briefs • Theses • D issertation s • (lov er I.erters • R esum es 5 1 2 E . 3 8 i S t n i>uiv 4 5 4 - I 5 A 2 • d a vs » w e e k }/\a\thx .Ann W lL M B A 0 1 RESUMES 2707 Hemphill Park 472-3210 472-7677 SERVICES 760 — Misc. Services N E E D Y O U R R E S U M E FAST? Call us fo r an a p p o i n t r r u 'n t a nd w o I ty p e it w h i l e v o u w a it S i i T a t - w g i n n y s T H E S E S , D I S S E R T A T IO N S & P .R /S W e g u a ra n te e o u r t y p in g w ill mee* g r a d u a t e s c h o o l r e q u i r e m e n t s 472-3210 472-7677 41,-88 1» 5 4 1 7 N o r th L a m a r n i n n v s BB 1 1 B / ^ y RENTAL 4 30 — Room-Board e t o ^ e otv- ü f i / Í I V v, g .................... -a F T Welcome to Madison House RENTAL RENTAL 4 0 0 — C o r a l o t - Townhouses ^ ^ C o n d o * - 1 Town houses T h u P o O o d k m C o n d o m in iu m s 712 W. 21st TSm * 2-2 urab haw* W/D, m> c ro w o v * , in d iv id u a l t* c u n ty syxtora, m in i b t rafc. c w t n g f o n t a n d m o r* F o o l a n d f a c u m o n t i l * a n d o r * w ith ­ in w a k in g d M a n c * to ca m p u s M ust M to a p p ro c K* * h o w ta r g * th * M u n t i o r * C a l 4 8 0 - 0 0 9 7 o r 2 7 6 3 8 8 7 6 -2 0 BARTON SPRINGS O n u block, 2 -1 ’/? with mi­ c ro w a v e , Jenn-oire, pool, co vu fo d p a rking . $ 6 0 0 Call C lo u d ia 4 4 2 - 0 4 0 6 or 4 7 9 - 0 8 0 1 . 6-17 P t f - lE A S t U N IQ U F c o n d o 2 2, to ta o n t kim unowi. m a n y « a tn » H y d * Parf, 4 5 8 2 6 8 9 6 2 7 f f y t m g ip o a o u x I 8 6 0 a w a rd wmning LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS N| ab HANCOCK CfNTER HKc.wx«h 1 ond 2 bedrooms Appharv *v toroploc* c*.kng Bor», tram $350 AJKh R-opw**, 46 7 2390 7 1 S U M M F R D I S C O U N T S G re a t i< x o *Ñ - 2 2 A l a a p fo n c * » W 'D 1 7 5 0 T*nb«< ’ 2 R to g * $ 5 5 0 S 7 5 0 Cad 44 ? 0 5 8 0 C O N D O S C O N D O S a r c m o r * co n d o » W *» l cam pus, n o r * c a m p u s o4 o v w Aus*n Summw lea»*» to* pr* Woun C o l Unemruty R ropw lw » 4 5 4 ? 0 ó 5 7 3 2 88 c o n d o V e p k x • wa»n#, 6 r y * r p o o l n e a r UT lh u to * $ 4 9 5 4 ’ 8 ? 6 4 2 9 1 0 1 3 2n d 6 16 A R A M F IN O C o m e r a t E x p c o n d f n Retd 2 88. W D . security ermanc* co­ to u n a ho» t o t UT w e d p a d u n n p o o r a ry bus 1 8 0 0 A » a 4 9 : 8 6 4 ’ ; 2 2 6 7 8 3 ? 3 0 2 6 24 SUMMER ONLY Short-term summer leases 1 or 2 bedroom condos Furnished and unfurnished units Beautiful se lection starting at $ 3 00 Orange Tree, Pomte, Croix & more C o n do Connection 479 6618 6-1 7 PEOPLE'S CHOICE The very finest selection o f top quality leases available 1-1 or 2 2 condos now of fad Choose from B*n< hmork Centón mol Croix O ronge Tree or condos on shuttle Coll Condo Con necfton 4 7 9 6618 6-17 K I N G S R O W to w n h o m e ck>s*t B eautiful 2 2 to cam pus F irep la ce w e t b a r butH ins, all kitchen ap p lia n c e s 2 car g a r a g e $ 1 0 0 0 m o C apital Properties 4 5 8 -6 4 1 5 t h | POtNTE WoNt ?o campus tolfy t»j,r nrsned tor 2 JtXuBB w . - g tons m« c ro w c -e securrty All b*M, pogs 6 2 0 420 — Unf. Houses A V A ILA B LE fx>w ’ ,2 3 BP K o u « h fo f 452 5 9 7 9 (?4 HoK' n j 6 77 3 8 7 o r»o rv«or R LN TA l shufti® H a r d w o o d B o o rs B o b M c C o r r r n * 2 5 8 76 5 4 #v®ntnqs $ 5 9 5 6 - 2 7 m c c NKDarg« b e d ro o m s 901 A CaM 2 5 8 $ 4 6 5 ap.tr Court A C H E 2 8 3 8 6 2 7 iUN E CKCuponcy 4-3 older house H o rd w <:*d Boom A^.odow units 3 b to ci* west JT S om m er rotes $ 1 0 0 0 . rr'-"r "" 4?7 99?5 6-27 Mowei* Properties LUXURY C O N D O w a * to snjt«¿ »Ñ7j’ 88,1 BA t o * , turrvsñed fo r tw o s*cunry cerimg fans tub $*>00 i"*K> ♦onf 7 1 3 8 5 9 8 2 4 4 6 g o o d » a > «• and N ■ CaB coMecf rorvge HYDL Pa r k 2 1 ^efngeroKK dwhwosher cetLno fo r. AC h ra p kxe »4e rn nth w m m er Wx>dW Sep* 1. c o l 4 9 9 8 8 4 4 w e e t d a y s 7 9 S U M M E R SFECIAL' Rent (o r b uy at a great p n c * B„ BS G ra n d » W D security lys»*m «j, „ u r c o » e r*d p o r»v-xj -*d u *.*d *r $ 4 . - Kate o* 3 2 8 -0 "24 , ' e 2" , 0 f — • 4* VtRY LARGE MODERN tawnhome 3 2 $ 5 4 5 Fwepsoce p o t* ie o - H 3 5 o « d W fc a n - C on n on 3 4 6 4 3 9 ,' t a u * a tu m rs b e d 2 .’ • * n. 0 8 A N G E T R t{ o n d R re p to c * RerW ng to r S '2 0 0 ) n 4 ’ ] 4 36 9 6 2 4 t o * ' Ip n n n 2 8872 RA w /P $ 8 0 0 M A * 4 79 8 9 9 0 « - p t t r t , *o * ip n n g $ 4 5 0 summer CaR - . * m EFFic F n o FOR tc — ryttwig Be*- g e --*.» W l F * N E«c*8er* *udy - 4 • - 5 0 0 Í . ' «hw *»t —v V - wo*#, w .« r * d pc » d e $ :. THE H U N T I S O N 4 • 'r r n j r * Hunn N o *4c a '- • a w r * HOME *eo* **oh N jTi - ’ íEASuíf -O M fS ir v y - •v.-j* Pan No al - v ' tow *- . * >h« ,#y **o? ihaf i < « * « » 901 tr*o K - f N>vy*s ^4 7v** *1* ;itv* Cfl8 AlOr *OT ■ - near pi - 'e s p o n o -etc »oocy RE/M AX Capito 6 20 RENTAL 400 — Condos-Townhouses 5 8 8 /2 BA. 2-«tory C *A ng tom . AC unta 1518 E nfold Rd O n »hu«fo $ 1 2 0 0 / month $ 6 0 0 d a p o * 4 7 4 4 6 0 9 or 377 1717 6-17 SMALL HOUSE n ow $175 5 0 0 4 -8 Ro w n o C o i F‘ H P 472 -6 20 1 6-17__________________ c fo a p A vad o bi* njjh* HYDE PARK - You w o nt rt W » h o v * 4 3 2, 2-2, 2-1, 1-1, * 8 Ho u m a co nd oi, duptox*» C a t Urav*r»riy Praptxlm», 4 54 - 7 065 7-3 DESPERATE O W NERS *ai*» CoR today to r t f o bmtt d * o l C a t U m v rp ty Prop*»* *», 4 5 4 -7 0 6 5 7 -3 Low SUMMER DEAL! 2-1, ranovoM d. H y d * Parti, g o o d occ*»» to shuttl* $ 4 5 0 441- 8941 7-7 HYDE PARK 7 h ii u « r T B R fon» opor+m*nt now appliance» apphanc*» able now $1250/irvonth 7881 6 23 8 c*4.ng new beautiful condition A vail 8 36 Im d a 2 BR/1 BA Sou»*. wo#r to UT very com forta b l*, $ 395. 4 7 6 -3 6 0 0 or 442 9 5 9 5 6 20 HYDE PARK. 4 9 0 8 A ve H 2 bedroom», Hove ond **fn g fum ehed, need m otor* Hudent» who w tl appreciate an o rderly home $ 5 4 0 with yard mamtoined De- pou t $ 4 0 0 Outside p e ti considered jack jenmng» 4 74 6 8 9 7 Com olidcjted Reoby 6-17 SMALL COTTAGE on Keibey lo n e 1-1 $ 3 0 0 'm o n t h d e p o » .t A voiloble now 452 2120 6-17 $ 7 0 0 - 9 06 E 54th h ordw o o d Boon», ceifmg fon» ro rd garage $ 4 7 5 4 72 2 0 9 7 7 28 convenient clean 2 1, fenced o I a Ñ T o Ñ v EfÍE N T ih 35 UT Cap- a rge 2-1, D R Range -efngerator tcx e4tng Tons AC» 140? W aller $ 6 0 0 4 7 2 -2 0 9 7 7-28 ffiE LEASING for Fall 3-1 hom e neor Hancock Center Some appfconces Year « o m prefer ed $ 8 5 0 mo * d ep ou i 4 54 7 3 2 5 6-17 __________ __ estored 2 1 CA/CH HYDE PARK, •enced vord W 'D shvAtle hardw o o d Boors must see C o . 4 6 9 -9 4 4 4 6 17 WEST CAMPUS -e *tor*d 4 3 C A /CH a . appl.onq uREAT HOUSE 4518 Red Rn**r 2 B it B A g orage days, eves 2 6 3 5 8 6 7 eves 6 -2 0 to**», io h n 3 2 8 4 8 4 teg yard and rooms ¡an ih uftle 425 — Rooms 1 lARGE CLEAN private room refrigero tor no kechen prrvo»* e nlron ce /b o lh C fo e l m oto.* n dm du ai 2 btock» to shu* 4* no pets 474-1212 6 -2 7 PRNATE RO O MS tor boys Shore bath w * t .jrm other person 3 btock» west UT -A m h k p- p e n ^ s 4 - • 9 9 7 5 6 -2? S I X A BP H o w e » • h n* r HYDE PARK 9 ■ W c .c g * -* ^ . 4 ‘ $ 5 C room for non-»moking N e u m o - 4 5-X' 2 55 '5 6 4 6 1900 SAN GABRIEL IS LEASING I He I Itim a fe W e »/ ( a m p u ? / i f t \ty U 2 Bedroorr 2 B a t’ ti 4 Bee . •’ 3 B d t> 1 3 5 0 - 2 7 0 0 S q u a r e F e e t Amenities »nclude garage- wet t • system $ 1 2 0 0 - 2 0 0 0 per - ■ f . . . Come by 1 2 - 5 Friday or S 5 S at .■ day < : S,, day Phone 476-7620, 476*9998 or 478-3860 * * . !e , om 3R A 0 N O N bM O t-LR .o ur pwn - jg « •OO m m c o n tonob e home High eakngs txg wmdow» U n fo fo w a b iy ^ m t 9 9 >d» ■— n o n tn x t S id 1! •* . S64d 4 ' 4 2002 $¿80 ’ 3 ' 18 -veo» UT í r O O M F 0 6 teose fem o i# orVv $ . a depose $ 78 5 te r* a BP a C pr^ vote arxJ bok o^v pon»otv k>* «»/Yed A«o4a4xle or. or jh%< j$x$e 2's? i ? 6 3 9 7 4 3 4 5 2 3 5 8 6 ,;6 EhCX/SE BEO^OOM, 'Kjt, vtvoAtng m o to r» «sSQbMvhetd c o e o •yxrsef'KXd CS vtvjnie *eo i "»#-- 4ae- $, '5 "x: J>#\ 4 '4 8 ^ 6 4 evervirsgt 6 30 * k t *K * * Special Rates for Summer—Preleasing for Fall Take your pick from one of these fine condominiums. * * 2000 Whitis Place • 1 2 block from campus • microwave • individual washer dryer • ceiling fans • private balcony • covered parking • fully furnished * ♦ ♦ ♦ * * 454-4621 $395 mo. for Summer Salado Condominiums • microwave • individual washer dryer • t eilmg fans • private balcony • fully furnished e private parking e near shuttle $395 mo. for Summer 3000 Guadalupe Place • ceiling fans • private balcony • near campus • fully furnished • laundry room • private parking $395 mo. for Summer 454-4621 454-4621 * ♦ *K k f *K ★ ♦ * * RENTAL 4 3 0 -R o om -B oard G RAD N O N -S M O K E R your ow n huge room m com forta b le h ou M High ceding», b ig window». U n be tova b ty d o M 9 g ro d t Summer contract $ 5 8 0 $ 6 8 0 4 7 2 5 6 4 6 ,4 7 4 -2 0 0 2 7-3 4 35 — Co-ops R O O M A N D b o a rd co~«d, b ts than t blocks fro m UT »n west campus $ 2 6 3 tbrouah $ 3 8 0 uhi»h#s and local phone in d u ce d Immediate openings fo r now summer, foil Cafl 4 76 -1 9 5 7 6-11 l l l l f m i i i f i i B H i i i i i M i u i i i f i i i i u i i n i i i n H . s t h e a r k I - • = Z Í AC M ^ C o m e Dv to< a io « I S D I F F E R E N T I * » « » « own Kjnatord» An * o i, S nteirxW vxX i * * governing com - " a *- camex» 1*001 %jr z poo. -able } t hi w x.xm q - s SJ41 me 041 m° r^ 2 w $261 mo S w-cpe • -xjbie £ „ (1Y rn0an.w* ¡ S E C a * 4 « «oor or 476 56?» Z - z XODPfAffiSr ^ H M M I N t llH N I H t t t lM t t lt llM M I tlllllllN * ^*i i ,SJ5 S S?9Smo( * # 0 m TAOS COOP J « c S4R# v#m»ryg moPt po4#»i jl myth q «n»WTyafcc>txK co-«6 r f>mmun405 CT 476 56?8 1405 'a m * By tor a tour tocwv JJIiltllllllH lltlllllM IM IIIIIM IIIIIIIM IH IU i OPSIS CO-OP i APARTMENTS S 2 B d rm .2 Bath M t h - A C Fu« K X n S ; S * n CCTonfvoa 4 Btocxs ’o U I Res : Z < t * n t O w n e d 6 O p e r a t e d * s S C o m m u n ity N o t Ju R 4 C o m p le x = = r Z 1 * 0 * P e a r l 4 7 6 -6 4 7 » or 4 7 A S t t * i SlINNM M NH NM H M M IM ttm ilH IH H H ItR V A C A N C IES V -C o op 1919 R obbm » 6 N ocks w est com p us Singles $290 n d u d e t t»#s. fo o d P rogressive non tono» cal o m n iv o ces 'N o t ,ust a ptoce to xv* 4 7 4 -7 7 6 7 6-17 GRAD N O N SM O K ER your own room m com fo rtab le h o use High c « ikng s big w m dow s UnbekevoEW close 9 g r a d s Sum m er co ntract $ 5 8 C 472-5646. 474-2002 7-3 $ 6 8 0 self g o v e r n i n g d oubles NEW GUILD C o o p 2 3 rtí ond Nueces ARF u n g i e s $ 2 5 0 mo M. f $ 3 3 G m o meots W 'D 472 0 3 5 2 ok or >m« bv 6 - 3 0 S u m m e r 440 — Roommates CHEERFUL O R D E R l’' household desires ►emote housemate to ;.v* r*m *-*e in eluding g oo d to o d n exchonge tor 2 1 nrs w» household mamtenonc* 9531 6-3C 926 NEED 4 'a o m m o te l R o o m --:’* B , « e n nc 4 - s 5 0 9 6 9$C A- M ik # 2 C 4 RROFESSiONAi o r grod stode— t shor* very me* ?RR Ouo*e« r Bortor MiHs O ne needs only bedroom tom. tor* $. 65 3f jt**- 5 3C j»»*>*s As* tor Donno 4 4 ‘y '5 4 9 6 3- i-vor y n o * * f seek.-Iona some * b io ckj c o n p u s “omtsheci A " 3 713 621 8412 x BR MALE co n ó c 0 $2SG me 7'4 89 4 79 DUPLEX-MATE G^oduok® studerit m, F rto* vmokm shore 2-1 ki*che t of * b*hs D a v x j ohe» 6pr*~ 4 '8 $ 3 3 5 5 0 0 9 6-16 R O O M M A t E '^eedeo to share dup*e* -^eor Sekor nos w D $ 2 2 5 t v/himes M orgcxei 46 ’ 04 9 ocvd 495 84 44 6 8 4 0 0 Condos- T o w n h o u se s Enflefd Arec CMXBC "Xtong * ^.DAeissKjnaK «hMtX>o»,ve JSen®/-Agerv 4 3 6 -4437 Where The Up And Coming Come Home. Priced From The 30's! ♦ R5\ a nancifig a rs L a b i* ♦ tB d m d u a i and arec roonoded acc*«i seointy ♦ 0 b tlw UT UiuRJ» ro u li ♦ PooL5paO ub6ouse ♦ A p p p cnce i waxüei dryec and mxnowcv* B ta U y o u s a l i 51 & ^ C O K D O N im O M 448-2608 1440 Buxton D rive (T a k e tsvem de s o u th to B u n o n ) Office oper. evoiy dcrf ;0 o m T p a A Waitei Cam nyton C om par.f SUMMER RO O M M ATE wanted 2-1 con do from UT $ 27 5. mo 4 74 7 0 3 4 6 16 furnished W /D across W AN?ED NEA? mole to shore furnished room ,n 2 BR/! 9 BA condo $ '5 0 ■ 3 bills Honcock Dr 4 5 4 0 8 8 5 6 17 QUIET N O N -»m oker needed to shore older 2 BR house near compus $ 3 0 0 mo plus bills Check out 621 W 30th cod 4 74 4117 6 -2 0 HOUSEMATE Sh a r e 3 2 With 2 g rod students Short walk to compus $ 2 7 0 / mo 3 b4H 4 69 0 0 4 9 evenings week ends 6 -2 0 ANNOUNCEMINTS 510 — Entertainment- Tickets W Í D O IN G PAR-> special event* Let the O ccasrona Stnngs p rovide music jo o n 8 37 7196 or Paulo 451 2 6 6 0 7 -25 DYLAN/PETTY 2 hx 6th row center C o t 474 2731 after 6 6-17 NEED G O O O Dyton/Peity t*cket»i Cafl tod a y 445 - ?247 6-16 DYLAN/PETTY heketa Floor seats avail able on rows 12 13 ond 15 $ 4 0 eoch C o l 4 78 5 6 4 9 leave messoge on roc or d er 6-19 REV1 SIT H IG H W A Y 61 tt Don't M atter to M e see em up close Dyton Petty tickets co« C hra at 3 3 5 -9 9 7 5 6-17___________ DYLAN PETTY 25 rows up Side o f stage $ 25 Bill 4 5 9 2251 or MW T 4 69 5 6 2 5 6 -2 0 _________________________ DVLAN PETTY c o n c e rt-f h o v* 8 tickets m ezzontn* level tf stage at 12 0 0 heken at 9 0 0 $ 3 0 Den.se 4 5 8 -6 4 8 4 8 37 5 0 3 5 6 -2 0 ___________________________ 540 — Lost A Found LOST Toup* and beige purse PCI. rotor ence area on June 108s, $ 5 0 row ord te r rotan» c o l 4 40 -1 4 3 3 6 -2 0 560 — Rubik Notice W ANTED WtTNESSES to boto# throw r g ncident a* Steamboat Springs M e mono* Day Concert Cad Deon 4 7 6 4 3 4 6 dh 18 EDUCATIONAL 580 — Musical Instruction P-A NO iE SSO NS Beginner ihrough oct- ronced Experienced, guakhed leocher Ck»»»ica* and m provned styto* 453 - 9 6 9 6 6 -3 0 G U ’ AR LESSONS R&B. tare. ountry ro u r choice o* motenoi 9 years ro a ion a bl# rotes roocNng experience Andy Bul m gton 4 5 2 -618V 7 -8 rock, V O i N . V IO L A h o d l* lessons Adults be­ ginners welcome Experienced p ate nt instructor Cad Corw wove messoge 8 3 7 7 1 9 6 7 2 5 590 — Tutoring M * Th TJTO RING Mo»ters degree ond 8 veors leoctsmg experience Cad 452 - ’ 4 04 ? 14 M A T H T U T O R .SfM W 24th St O f f i c e 4 7 7 -7 0 0 1 1 u r 1(1 w e rv oi pn> i-unim i-ni kATX u a U a ► tM. > i ' A M COMP * . SOENCF «-HERMS •' h 4 f • - SeX»- CS3> , Sx>4- CS3V vS.l*. OCbBSTRV rSG60> c HE M A r t 3 8 ' * - . i£ *2 3 ENGLISH * . ' N , * HE Mr A e ’ ü)6 OATAPfkO a, • Ns FRBCH GERMAN SP4MSH Don 1 put ttvs LOSERS WANTED! LOSE 10-29 LBS/MO Losa inches & cettukte too KEEP IT OFF! G a m e n o rg y a n d lo o k le m h c ! 1 0 0 % M o n e y b o c k g u a r a n tee O p tio n a l o p p o r tu n ity to e o m m o n e y w h ite y o u lose ! 346-8041 N ea r campus M-F. Full/part-time, flexible hours, A M , PM, evening. TYPIST 65 + WPAA. PRINTER: set lead type, hot stamp; some me­ c h a n ic a l a p titu d e , w ill tram . RUNNER must have car. B O O K ­ KEEPER expenence a n d /o r ac­ counting hours. A p p ly 9-4, 712A E. 26th 4 7 4 -2 0 0 2 450-0151 450-0151 jobs— evening Summer relations- hours. Public phone sales. $5/hour. Call now, Mr. Davis. STUDENT NEEDED to monitor private parking lot on UT compus. July 14-August 8 $3 00/hour 472-0201 6-18 9 30-10 30om, 12 0 0 -1:00pm daffy APPOINTMENT SETTERS needed. Eom $5 15/hour C o l 441-9726, caí after 5 6-16 DEPENDABLE, RESPONSIBLE mature bobysitten needed. O w n tronsuottulxxi. References necessary. . 328-2270.6-17 HELP NEE0E0 with momingV afternoons/week. Cor 1 or 2 tory $5 00/hour 346-1984 6-18 O PINION RESEARCH firm phone fo r nights and interviews weekends. No sates. Start $4 25/hour Call weekdays after 5:30pm for interview 474-7514.6-16 IF YOU have a van & tra vel to Son Anto­ nio on weekends please caí 276-7962 6-19 PART TIME xnmediatety Graduate dudent. Restau­ rant sxpehsncs prefared Sand reiume I F P S 3105 Guadalupe. 78705 Saiory neg. 6-17 $5000 +, my a h o c « to s make the and more Part-time opportumlis i avadabie for active, motivated mdmduak. C ol 473-3620. Monday End ay 8am - 5pm for appointment 7-23 PART TIME recaptionat nw itant needed 5-8pm M-F, Sot. A M for N. Austin chiropractic office Start $4/hr Caí 1- 4pm 834-2355 6-17 Eom S5/HOUR working in an ice cream warehouse. Some heavy ice lifting but all cream you can eat. W ork m orn­ ings 25-35 hours/week (flexi­ ble). Located 15 minutes from UT campus. You w ill need a car. Call 251-3481 mornings. the 6-20 JACK BROWN Cleaneo are taking ap­ plication» for the Riveriide location The position a part-time afternoon and Sat. counter help. For more mfo ca l Sandi Puentes 458-4147 6-16 800— G eneral Help W anted G OVERNMENT JOBS $ 1 6 ,0 4 0 - $59,230/yr Now hiring Caí 1-805- 687-6000 ext R-9413 tor currant fed­ eral lift 7-18 Portugese and/or Spanish translators needed. Techni­ cal experience or back­ ground necessary. Work in our office or yours. 472- 6755 between 9 and 4 M - F. Ask for Lonnie. 6-20 Live-in and non live-in attend­ ants needed for male disabled students for fall semester 1986. Must be UT student. Apply Stu­ dent Health Center Room 212 or call Johnny Meinkowsky at 471- 4 955 ext. 245 or 495-5889. 6-27 G O V E R N M E N T JOBS $ 1 6 ,0 4 0 130/yr Now hiring C ol 805 -68 7- 4 0 0 0 out. R-9413 for current tettord fat. $ -2 9 {N T APARTMENT , R ed for very smal complex near campus. P.O Bax 5342, Austin 78763 6-18 CALL 471-5344 TO PLACIA 7-3 830 — A dm inistrative- M anagtm ent APARTMENT MANAGER wanted quiet, 40-urnt complex on shuttle Some expenence prefaced Free apartment phis good compensation Send resume to Apartments, Box 643, Austin, 78767 6- 20 for 6-17 840 — Sales SELL TOP quality hosiery at wholesaie pnces, fu l/ port time 36 colors, quality guaranteed Great for dorms, sororities, etc. Escalating commission, no invest­ ment 335-0150 6-23 DAILY TEXAN ADVERTISING SALES This is the highest paying part-tim e job on campus. But you w ill work fo r the money. In house training fo r one month. Apply in person at TSP 3.210 in the TSP Building. For inform ation call Lisette at 471-1865. 8-29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME Professor M ark Albion o f the Harvard Business School states, "This company is destined to be­ come the IBM o f nutrition." Get involved now. For more infor­ m ation call 452-5868. 6-17 850 — Retail T-SHIRTS Plut of Barton Creek a accept­ ing application» for sale* personnel Evenings and veeltendr $4/hour. Out­ going personality o must 327-4331 B4. 6-16______________________________ 880 — Professional languoge Established international corporation seeks native English- speaking ESL teochers for rm ignment in Japan, (mmediata openings avail­ able for M ay with other positions available through August. Degree re­ quired and 2 yean experience de­ sired. Send resume lo ESI, P.O Box 60200, Houston, TX 77205. 6-16 900 — Domestic- Household LUXURY EFFICIENCY change for homework and babysitting K) minuta» to UT. N ot on shuttle route. Single or couple. 327 -04 68 6 -20 HOUSEOEANING/CHN.DCARE. Horne­ ante and mothar of 2 yr-old and newborn (in Aug) needs part lime help. 3 days/ week. 3-4 hrs/day. Must be dean, mdMdwci; nommoker, hove . 346 -62 89 6-17 EXPERIENCED, N O N -enaker babysitter needed. Occoteional days/ evenings for toddbreMe. T ronaport^Oon required. Coi Juta, Kevin, 929-3310 6-20 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE •tter/houMfceeper to core for 3 q p l 7-11, 4 doys/week. Prefer educc­ ió n motor but if you love Ibds, please apply C ol 280-2207 after 5:30pm 6- 20_____________________ BABYSITTER FOR 6 mo. old in our own home, Aor CC CC o D u 3 J Q a u 0 0 0o D 1Q£ LU X CO Z Ui > CD Uiz O © Ui CC Ui petition, safety always will be the industry's top concern. FAA spokesm an Dick Stafford agrees, and says current regulations are adequate. "T h e FAA has nothing to do with training pilots. Pilots are trained by the earner. It is a bu sin ess," Staf­ ford said. "T h ere isn't any need, as far as we can tell, to have stronger regulations." Eastern Airlines Capt. Berton Beach, director of flight training for the Miami-based carrier, says offi­ in W ashington would not cials know what they were regulating and that the industry is the only qualified regulator. Beach "P eople who have flow n, who know the consequences of ch eap en ­ ing operations, would not do that (lower safety stand ard s)," he said. candidate admits pilot standards such as age, education, eyesight and pilot ratings have been lowered at Eastern in recent years, but says training has increased to compensate for those changes. "W e have expanded our training program four d a y s," Beach said. For a new pilot, the total flight training vanes from six to eight w eeks. Eastern has trained about 2,000 pilots since August 1984 and ex­ pects to hire at least 400 new pilots each vear for the foreseeable future, he said At the same time that dem and for pilots has n sen , the com plexity of large passenger planes has greatly increased, requiring more know l­ edge rather than less, industry ex­ perts sav PEANUTS^ EXCU5E ME..MAYBE I HAVE NO RI6WT TO ASK YOU THI5, BUT... 8 0 H ^ h ^ l O O Temperatures Associated P re ss N A T IO N A L W E A T H E R S E R V I C E F O R E C A S T U N T IL 7 A M T U E S D A Y Austin weather should be hot and dry Monday, with only a 20 percent ch an ce of afternoon show ers The high temperature will reach the low 90s, with the low temperature Monday night in the low 70s Winds will be southeasterly at about 10 mph The National W eather Service also pre­ dicts showers in Washington. New York. Pennsylvania and Vermont T O D A Y 'S C R O S S W O R D PUZZLE PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOL VEO Dog daydreams PIPnY I SEE '«OU VESTSROAV UHTH ANOTHER KIP UJHO MUST BE AT LEAST A YEAR 01PERTHAN YOU? IM ONLY TU)C MONTH5 0LPER THAN YOU..WHY© 15 H15 ABE OKAY BUT MINE ISN’T ? | BY CHARLES SCHULZ THERE'S 0LPER, ANP THENTHERE'S OLPER! ©Jf B.C. I CH&SlEDOUT a & & C CONTRACT. IT*. IF ITS O K , BY JOHNNY HART KT. JUST A ROJEM DRAFT, NOTHINGS FSCT-TiPFBO OA SxRCH&ARK YET. BLOOM COUNTY I M fT FTT&PEP A H0UYN00P MAYHEM FLM FOTNAL _ Sm *M P M A C *RAABO*AM? rWMACH&OHE OYBVHFLAMG, mXAFABU co n clu sio n... é> fé by Berke Breathed 26 — Navy gam e 28 Cutthroat 29 B a m b o o 30 Sio u x Indian 31 Roll-top 32 C onsistent 33 In a line 34 Sp ik e 35 Hustler 36 P a s s on 38 W hipper- snapper 41 Thor s realm 42 Shortly 45 C om plexion 46 Bring about 47 Witch 48 H o le ------- 49 Meantime 50 European 51 Downturns 52 Plenty 53 Shredded 55 Equitable 59 Dull sound EYEBEAM BY SAM HURT around cam pus Around Campus is a daily col­ umn listing University-related ac­ tivities sponsored by academic de­ partments, student services and registered student organizations. To appear in Around Campus, or­ ganizations must be registered with the Office of Student Activities. Announcements must be submitted on the correct form, available in The D siiy Tex*n office, by 11 a.m . the day before publication. The D eily Texan reserves the right to to edit submissions style rules, although no significant changes will be made. to conform Monday in eth n o lo g ical The Department of Music will sp o n so r a m usic therapv sem inar Psych ological and F ou nd ations of M usic A p p lication s in Edu cation and Therapy from 9 a m to 3 30 p m M onday and Tues- the recital studio, Room da\ 2 6Ü8, in the Music Building Recital Hall Clifford Madsen jayne Stand- ley Dane Harwood and professors Behague Feld and Slawek, all ex­ perts in the areas of m u s u psychol­ ogy and ethnom usKology. will give presentations sem inars on The both davs are free The C hkano Culture Committee will hold a plant sale trom 10 a m to 3 p m Monday through Fndav at the front of the Texas Union Buiid- in g The Steve Biko Committee will sponsor a rallv from noon to 1:30 p.m Monday on the W est Mall in com m em oration of the 197b S o w eto upnsing. The University Aerobic Dance Association will hold aerobic classes from 4 p m to 5 p m Monday through Fndav in L Theo Bellmont Hall 502. Evervone is welcome Dues are $6 for tfie sum m er The Campus Pro-Life Movement will hold a general meeting at 7 p.m . Monday in the Texas Union Building G overnors' Room All in­ terested people are welcome The Malaysian Student Associa­ tion will meet from 7:30 p.m to 8:30 p.m . Monday in the Texas Union Building Stahrles Room. The Han job place­ Raya celebration and a ment program will be discussed The meeting must begin and end on time. The UT Sailing Club will hold a class in basic sailing, including boat handling and seam an's knots, at 8 p.m . Monday in the Academic Cen­ information ter Auditorium. For about dub activities call the sailing hot line at 472-8653. The Department of Astronomy holds UT night at the Painter Hall telescope from 9 p.m . to 10:30 p.m . every Monday night during the se­ mester at the Painter Hall observa­ tory. Activities will be cancelled in case of poor weather. Tuesday The Chabad Jewish Student O r­ ganization will sponsor "Seminar on Jewish Law and Practice — Kashrus and the RituabSlaughtering of Beef and Poultry" at 8 p.m . Tues­ day at the Chabad Jewish Student Center, 2101 Nueces. Rabbi Moishe Traxler will speak. volunteers Student Volunteer Services needs volunteers to help with read­ ing for the blind. For more informa­ tion call 471-3065. Opportunities Wellspiing is looking for people interested in helping to edit and sell an arts and literary magazine. Con­ tact Edward Pittman or John Stearle at 467-1321. ACROSS i Sa tch els 5 Bee s km 9 S c ra p e s 14 Hair style 15 R e v e rt 16 Distinction 17 Sotourn 18 F lu rry 19 Fissile rock 20 G ra ssy piece 2 1 Dwart 22 - Pan 23 Dance 25 Plunder 27 — Father 28 B a ke d item 29 Fish 32 Rich cloth 35 Interest b asis 37 Se e d app endage 38 Loot 39 Eve s gra n d so n 40 Very big 42 Glistening 43 Farm animal 44 Arm y com m and 45 Reptile 46 S h a v e s 1 2 3 47 Glutting 51 Old Nick 54 Large bird 56 Negative 57 Sp o k e n 58 River to the Severn 59 Talus, e g 60 Furze 61 O v id e 62 Noun ending 63 Roast source 64 — jerk reaction 65 S u b m issiv e DOWN 1 Singer 2 Sco tch river 3 A ppraise 4 S a u c e type 5 W ind storm 6 Misbehave 7 Leg part 8 Art works 9 Rest period 10 W a s sore 11 Thin board 12 Ghastly 13 Doer suit 21 A ston ish 24 Dirts * 24 14 17 20 23 37 40 43 32 33 34 BY MILES MATHIS < Giants pummel Astros in 7 -2 victory sportsrecord _ Page 14/The Daily Texan/Monday, June 16,1986 HOUSTON — Jeff Leonard, Chris Brown and Chili Davis each collect­ ed three hits to power San Francisco to a 7-2 win over Houston Sunday. Vida Blue, 4-3, was the winner with relief help from Jeff Robinson and Mark Davis. Blue pitched six innings and gave up one run on four hits, striking out six and walk­ ing one. Bob Knepper, 10-4, was the loser, giving up 10 hits and four runs in five innings. Brown started things for the Gi­ ants in their three-run fourth with a double. Leonard drove in Brown with a single and then scored on Davis' triple. Robby Thompson then drove in Davis with the first of his two successful squeeze bunts. The Giants increased their lead to 4-1 in the fifth on Thompson's squeeze bunt with the bases loaded. They added single runs in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings. In the sixth, Leonard had an RBI single. Pinch-hitter Joel Youngblood added an RBI double for the Giants in the seventh and Davis hit a ho­ mer in the eighth, his seventh of the season. ■ Mets 4-8, Pirates 1-5 — In New York, rookie catcher Ed Hearn, called up from Tidewater of the In­ ternational League on May 9, hit a three-run homer in the sixth inning to carry the Mets to a victory over Pittsburgh and a sw eep of their doubleheader. The Mets won the opener as Bob Ojeda scattered nine hits and Len Dykstra went 3-for-4. In sweeping the four-game series, the Mets extended their winning streak to six and increased their N a­ tional League East lead over M on­ treal to a season-high, IOV2 games. ■ Reds 9, Braves 7 — In Atlanta, Eric Davis knocked in three runs with a single and a hom e run as Cincinnati defeated the Braves. ■ Expos 2, Phillies 0 — In Phila­ delphia, Herm W inningham hit a home run and Andy McGaftigan al­ lowed only four hits over 6‘/S inn­ ings as Montreal beat the Phillies. ■ Cubs 4, Cardinals 3 — In Chi­ cago, Steve Lake's bloop single in the 11th inning scored Keith More­ land from second base, leading the Cubs over St. Louis. It was the Cubs' first victory' un- Associated Press Kansas City Bankhead 2 0) at Oakland fLangtord 1-6) M ajor Leagues C hicago 4. Si L o u * 3. 11 innings San Francisco 7. 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Bill Russell had a pair of hits, in­ cluding his seventh-inning single and a run-scoring double the eighth, to move him into seventh place on the all-time Dodger hit list with 1,885. in ■ A's 9, Rangers 2 In Oakland, Chris Codiroli pitched six shutout innings and Oakland capitalized on the wildness of Texas rookie Bobbv Witt as the A s rolled to a victory over the Rangers. Codiroli, 5-7. gave up five hits, struck out four and walked none be­ fore leaving with a 9-0 lead The including Rangers scored two r u n s Pom Paciorek's first hom er of the season, off reliever Doug Bair. Witt, 3-5, walked seven batters in the first three innings and lasted only four innings giving up six hits and seven runs. The right-hander now h a s issued 68 walks in 66- - inn­ ings. ■ Mariners 10, White Sox 5 — In Seattle, Dave H enderson and Steve Yeager hit tw o-run singles, spark­ ing a six-run rally in the eighth in­ ning that lifted the M ariners over Chicago. Seattle won its third consecutive game despite a triple play by the White Sox. Chicago's triple play came in the second inning. Alvin Davis was on third base and Jim Presley on first when Greg Phelps hit a shallow fly ball to Jerry H airston in left field. Hairston threw out Davis at the plate and Presley, who had hesitat­ ed, was throw n out at second bv catcher Carlton Fisk. ■ Twins 7, Indians 3 — In Cleve­ land Kent Hrbek, Roy Smalley and Gary Gaetti hit hom e runs, leading Minnesota past the Indians. Hrbek s solo homer, his 13th, broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth. Tom Brunanskv followed with a single and Smalley connected for his 11th home run. Frank Viola, 6-5, gave up three runs in 71 < innings. He allowed nine hits, including solo hom ers bv Carm en Castillo and rookie Cor\ Snvder Frank Pastore relieved Vio- la and got his second save. Don Schulze, 3-4, took the loss ■ Blue Jays 9, Tigers 6 — In To­ ronto, pinch-hitter Garth Iorg's three-run hom er keyed a seven-run rally in the sixth inning that gave the Blue Javs a victory over Detroit. The loss was the 12th in the last 16 games for Detroit. 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Main Street typifies the focus of the producers of teen-age based programming who are responsible for creations such as the CBS After- schixfl Special, and other such pro­ grams that deals with high school- oriented teen-age realties. But the real difference is that unlike CBS, the NBC producers attempt to bring a real-to-life angle to their program which is achieved by a conventional news magazine based format. But Mam Street unlike 60 Minutes or 20-20 has sought not only to re­ port the featured story but also to allow subjects directly acquainted with or affected by the issue to ex­ press themselves by seeking clarifi­ cation for their concerns as well as grilling authorities on the particular subject On Monday NBC will be atnng Mam Street dunng prime time in or­ der to capture not only older teen­ age viewers who would ordinanly be engaged in extracurricular activi­ ties dunng the regular school term but also college freshmen and per­ haps sophomores. The program is hosted by NBC's Today Show an­ chorman, Bryant Gumbel The broadcast will repeat the only Mam Street episode that focused only on one subject for the entire one-hour duration: the subject of sex and the American teen-ager The episode centers on pervasive­ ness of teenage sex and how it h a s been affected bv the cultural liberal­ ism the United States experienced during the 1960s as the generation of the Babyboomers began to impact on the social fabric of the American society. It also observes the reality that al­ though the American teenager and youth in general have become polit­ ically conservative, their social posi­ tions on issues such as sex have not realized any significant transition from that of their parents during the 1960s. Herb Dudnick, the executive pro­ ducer of Mam Street, felt that the targeted audience as well as their parents needed to be made more aware of the gravity of the situation that can result from teen-agers par­ ticipating in sexual activity without being made aware of it consequenc­ es, Dudnick was not interested in the use of explicit material in the pro­ duction because of the risk of add­ ing a sensational angle to the story that would possibly mitigate the real intent. He instead sought to highlight the emotional devastation that an unwanted pregnancy could bring on both the pregnant teen-age mother and her family as well as the academic and professional frustra­ tion that a young mother would have to experience In one of the segments of the pro­ gram, Bill Schechner, an NBC news correspondent, is shown visiting two teen-age mothers, one black and one white in Georgia and Min­ nesota respectively. Schechner discusses with both teenagers the problems and besetments of at­ tempting to raise a child while they themselves could easily be de­ scribed as children. But it must be noted that Main Strtet, its producers, reporter and Gumbel sought to show how uni­ versal teenage pregancies were in the United States and the fact that it was not a problem that was restnct- On St Elsewhere, Alfre Woodward plays Dr. Roxanne Turner, the head of obstetrics-gynecology at St Eligius Hospital who always makes her presence felt The NBC medical series airs Wednesday Nick Mancuso plays the mysten- ous toner whose bounty-hunterish style and quiet intensity has earned him the name Stingray The action-adventure senes airs Friday on the ABC network Today1» Bryant Gumbel and Dr. Rulh Westheimer co-hoet Mten Street ed to only one ethnic group or social stratum. CBS News last fall aired a program hosted by veteran news­ man Bill Moyers on the condition of the black American family especial­ ly unwed teenage Black mothers. including The production then drew criti­ cisms from various groups national­ the United States ly Planned Parenthood Association which felt that the story could have looked at the problem of teen-age pregnancy as a wholistic phenome­ non. Main Street largely discusses teenage sexual activity within a per­ spective that is synonymous with natural human sexual and social maturation and discourages an analysis along the line that teenage sex is in actuality an illicit teenage pass time. In reality though, it would have been extremely hard to have accom­ plished that given the inclusion of irre p re ss ib le D r. Ruth the Westheimer in the closing segment of the program. Westheimer does interject her rather effervescent humor into this question and answer period but does a fairly good job in responding to the 12 youngsters who join her and Bryant Gumbel on the show. The children field questions on sex­ ual attitudes and peer pressure that they have to face on a daily basis within their communities and gen­ erally within society. Elaine Joyce to host new game show Associated Press K ) s ANGEl.kS Elaine Joyce says she got in game shovss when her acting career w a s adntt interested It was after the birth of my first child and I wanted to stay in tow n," s h e said So around 1 9 7 8 I started doing s h o w s like The Match C>ame, H ollyw ood Squares and Passw ord The game s h o w s were all over the place I got into it originally because of l\ ram id in New >ork That was the first game show I did "I loved going on the game shows as a guest You get a mental work­ out and it's fun You can be your­ self People just kept calling me for them At that time I was kind of directionless in my career Whoever called I’d work for Miss Joyce is now moving up from guest to host of The All N ew Dating Gam e She starts taping June 25 for syndication on 130 stations in the fall. She did a pilot for a talk show for Chuck Bam s about a month ago, then Barns asked her if she would be host when he revived The Dating Game "W e did a run-through," she said "I was very excited. This is going to be fun. It was like putting on a comfortable pair of shoes." Traditionally, men have been game-show hosts. "This is rare. I think women have a lot to say, it's just that we need a vehicle," Miss Joyce said. "I remem­ ber being asked a few years ago to be co-host of a show. I said I'll be the host, but I'm not going to stand there like a model. They said, 'No, no, women don't want to see a woman as a host.' "So much has changed in this country, but dating was one of the last things to change," she said. "A guy asks a girl out, then he takes her home. Now there's computer dating, you go Dutch. I thought I knew all about male-female rela­ tionships, but when f got out there and had to start dating agate I didn't know what to sa y ." On The Golden Girls, Blanche, who is played by Rue McClanahan is appalled at the activities of her promiscuous niece (Halite Todd) The popular pnme-time sitcom airs Saturday on the NBC network CAMPUS LOCATION Now the system you’ve heard so much about, the Amiga, is in your back yard. Computer Magic, Aus­ tin’s fastest growing Amiga dealer, comes to the campus area to provide not only a convenient lo ­ cation, but expert advice, prompt service by quali­ fied technicians and a broad array of peripherals. Come see our IBM compatibility which includes the 5.25" drive and software for $188.00 with student discount. 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The first was A Pavarotti Salute to Youth concert perform ­ last ance of Thursday on public television the Verdi Requiem "I am also bigger,” he said with a laugh as he spread his arm s in front of a girth surpassed only by a voice and the charisma powerful enough to produce an audience response dubbed "Pavarotti pandem onium ” by critics. Giuseppe Verdi wrote the re­ quiem, his only m asterwork not in­ tended for the stage, to honor the memory of his friend, the Italian poet, patriot and author Alessandro Manzoni. For the perform ance, Philadel­ phia's 17,000-seat Spectrum , home to the Philadelphia Flyers hockey team and the 76ers basketball team, was transformed into a cathedral­ like concert hall. The soloists included Pavarotti at soprano Susan tenor, American Dunn, Hungarian m ezzo-soprano Ildiko Komlosi and bass Paata Bur- chuladze, a mem ber of the Georgian Opera in Tbilisi, U S S R A 350- voice chorus , an orchestra and con ductor Lorin Maazel completed the production "I can tell you I was very scared of this performance until maestro M aa/el agreed to do it,” Pavarotti said It wasn't just a matter of making the sports arena sound like a co n ­ cert hall or church, it w as also im­ portant that television's de would withstand manding eves and ears to achieve a blend "W e knew we had the electronics for the audience there and we had shown we could do a one-person conc ert," Pavarotti said, noting that last year he became the first c lassual singer ever to appear at the S p e c ­ trum. "B u t we had to have someone like maestro M aa/el to do the Verdi Requiem '' M aa/el, former musu director of the Cleveland Orchestra and a vet­ eran of 6,000 concerts and 5(X) opera performances, was in top form as he guided the company through cho­ rus and solo parts He even added some special touches, such as a trumpet trio high up in a balcony as effective on television as it was for the audience The tenor part was hardly a star­ ring one But Pavarotti said that's why the Verdi Requiem was select­ ed. "I wanted people to hear these young singers as they performed what is absolutely the most difficult music to d o ," he said. The competition winners selected for the three other solo parts had to have the potential to handle the dr manding music without the* benefit of scenery or cast to gl oss over mis takes Pavarotti said ‘So, we puked winners who were a little more into the profes­ sion than others Then all we could do was hope he said Especially impre sive was the closing, which featured the chorus and Mi ss Dunn whose tinish rever berated throughout the arena and brought the audience thundering to its feet Her voice is reallv a divine in strument, said Pavarotti Not overlooked In t he c n t u s was Pavarotti's performance "T h e audi­ ence hung on Pavarotti's every n o te," said one That was the drawing card the planners had been banking on, al­ though Pavarotti said he agreed to lend his name and his judging e n er­ gies to such an endeavor for another to help pick reason He wanted emerging he then, hoped, give their careers a boost talent and Other productions this spring featuring Pavarotti and his winners included La B ohem e, and Un Bailo in Maschera. taped Pavarotti s career began in his na­ tive Italy 25 years ago when he won a voice competition The pri/e was the role of Rodolfo in La B ohem e It was his first chance to sing with a full orchestra. 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A likable teen­ ager whq’s a whiz at destroying video-game alien invaders is recruited as an interstellar fighter pilot by an emissary from a league of planets In stereo. ‘PG ’ g 10:00 0 A A A “Mission To Paradise" (1965) Ki- eron Moore, Alexander Knox. Naval officers search the South Pacific for a schoolteacher and eight students who disappeared ten years earlier 10:30 CD * V i “The World Of Henry Paris” (1982) Darby Lloyd Rains, Annette Haven. Compila­ tion of scenes from four of adult filmmaker Paris's movies — “The Opening Of Misty Beethoven," “The Private Afternoons Of Pamela Mann,” “Naked Came The Stranger" Poftyanna and Barbara Broadcast (1960) Hayley Mttls. 0 A A A J a n * W ym an A 13-yeer-okf orphan w orks a special kind of magic and spreads toy to the malcontents of a New England town H i \le* EVENING 7HO O a * i Grandview. U S A 11984) Jamie Lee Curtis C Thom as Howell An independ­ ent minded raceway owner battle* small­ town corruption to retain control of her track while em barking on an affair with a younger man R ' g H O El Sargento Capulina (No Date) C a ­ pulina, Car metí na Encina* 9 A A A Airplane1 (1980) Robert Hays. Juke Magerty in this spoof of disaster films an airliner s crew succum bs to food poison­ ing and a nervous former war pilot it pressed into service PG ID0 42 0 * * Brinks The Great Robbery (1978) Darren M cG avm Leslie Nielsen tn 1950 Boston is rocked by the news of a spectacular armored car robbery that takes nearty seven years to solve CD A A A The In-Law * ' (1979) Alan Arkin, Peter Faik After their children set their wed­ ding date, a federal agent involve* a dentist m a Lafin-Amertcan espionage plot PG' 0 A A 't The M o o n -Sp m n e rs’ (1964) Hay­ ley Mills EH WaMach While vacationing In Greece with her aunt, a teen-ager encounters a mysterious young Englishm an and stum­ bles headlong into a tewel sm uggling plot 9 *0 O A A ’t Love Letters ' (1983) Jamie Lee Curtis, Jam es Keach After discovering that her recently deceased mother had been in­ volved tn an extramarital affair throughout her marriage, a single woman becom es in­ volved in an obsessive affair with a married man R 9 CD Q u * B ravas S o n Solteras! ’ (No Date) Iris Chacon. O lga Breeskin 10*0 Ski Fever 0 A '» (1967) Martin Milner, Claudia Martin A ski instructor discovers h e 's failing in love with a pretty young pupil CD A AVk “Vision Q u e st" (1985) Matthew Modlne, Linda Florentino An 18-year-oid be­ gins a brutal training schedule in order to de­ feat the toughest wrestler in the state R* g CD Model Behavior ¡1985) Bruce Lyons, Richard Bek ins Two young men pose as bigwigs in New York s world of high-fashion modeling to meet women 10:30 CD A A Perfect ’ (1985) John Travolta. Jam ­ ie Lee Curtis A journalist sets out to write an expose on health clubs and ends up falling for a reporter-shy aerobics instructor R ’ g 9 CD Noche De Muerte (No Date) Blue Demon, Arm ando Silvestre CD * "E very W om an H as A Fantasy" (1984) Rachel Ashley. John Leslie A group of subur­ ban women expresses their hidden dream s and desires Th u rsd ay* * H c v ie * EVENING 6*0 0 * * ’» "It Started With A Kiss” (1959) Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds A new bride creates problems with her Air Force hus­ band's career and his samtv CD * * '-» My Science Project (1985) John Stock well. Dennis Hopper A Mgh-schoof senior discovers the key to passing his ad­ anes class - and to the space-time continu­ um - in a military junkyard PG g 7 *0 A 0 Thieves" (1977) Mario Thomas. Charles Grodtn Based on Herb Gardner’s play A daffy couple trie* to recapture their innocence amid the corruption of Manhattan • CD "La Cueva De Los Lobos" (No Date) Claude Jade Alain Ciaeesens (1985) Albert O A a 't Lost In America Brooks Julie Magerty Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle a Los Angeles ad executive and Ms wife liquidate their assets, buy a camper and head for the open roads R' g 7 *0 • A A A Captatn Horatio Hornbtower" (1951) Gregory Peck, Virginia Mayo A British see captain sails the ocean* during the Napo­ leonic Wars 9 *0 Q A A ’y into the Night (1984) Jeff Gold­ blum Michelle Pfeiffer A bored aeroepace engineer receives some uninvited excitement when he becomes involved with an irresisti­ ble gem smuggler R' g A A 'A Draw*" (1984) Kirk Douglas, • James Coburn A veteran outlaw Is chal­ lenged to a gun fight by an old adversary after he kills a sheriff during a poker game, g 42 O A A A "House Of Cards" (1968) George Peppard, Inger Stevens An Ameri­ can in Pans helps to expose a revolutionary Fascist group. CD * Emmanueke s Holiday" (1978) Karin Shubert, Angelo Infant!. A photo assignment takes a woman to Africa, where she meets the man of her dreams • A A A The TitfiekJ Thunderbolt" (1953) Stanley Holloway, George Ralph Unsatisfied townspeople reopen an unused railroad 9 *0 Q CD El Norte" (No Date) Zaide Silvia Gu­ tierrez. David Vlllalpando 9 * 0 • A ’* "Charge Of The Lancers” (1954) Jean-Pierre Aumont, Paulette Goddard Dur­ ing the Crimean War, two British Lancers are forced to flee to the sanctuary offered by for­ est gypsies 10*0 • A A ' i “Caddyshack" (1980) Bill Murray, Chevy Chase The demented groundskeeper of a swank country club wages war against the gophers while a wealthy, brash newcomer clashes with an old-auard member R ’ I r iild V * H o le s EVENING 7 *0 • © A A A “The Leather Boys” (1966) Rita Tushmgham, Dudley Sutton. A man leaves his wife and moves in with a friend who turns out to be a latent homosexual • CD “Misterio" (No Date) Juan Ferrara. Helena Rojo • A A "Conan The Destroyer” (1984) Ar­ nold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones. Barbari­ an Conan is recruited by a sensuous, deceit­ ful queen to protect a teen-age princess on her odyssey to a magical castle. P G ’ g © A A A “Bill Cosby, Himself” (1982) Bill Cosby The comedian looks at everyday faults and foibles and performs his famous characterizations. P G ’ © A A Vi "The Border" (1981) Jack Nichol­ son, Valerie Perrine A Texas border guard's values come in conflict wfth those of Ms cor­ rupt co-workers and M s materialistic wife. ‘R* 8 *0 GD • * * * "Victory” (1961) Sylvester Stallone Michael Came During World War II. Atted POW s see their ticket to freedom in a match between their soccer team and tha German National Team in Paria. (R) 42 0 A A A '* "Pretty Poison” (1968) An­ thony Perkins, Tuesday Weld. An ex-convict returns to prison after a brief jaunt as an imaginary CIA agent. • A A ’i "Summer Magic" (1963) Hayley Mills, Burl Ives. Financial reversals resulting from the death of their father force a 1910 Boston family to move to cheaper quarters In a small Maine town. 9 *0 • A A ' i "Stardust” (1975) David Essex, Larry Hagman A rock star's att-too-rapld risa to fame leads him to drugs, isolation and a nervous breakdown. R’ "Pum!” (No Data) Olga Ramos. Sergio Corona 0 A A A Blood Simple” (1964) John Getz, Frances McDormand. A woman has an affair with her husband's employee and sparks a fatal chain of events. 'R' g Q A A A "Gremlins” (1964) Zach GaMgan, Hoyt Ax ton When a teen-ager breaks tha rules of caring for Ms lovable one-of-a-kind creature, dozens of malevolent creatures are spawned. In stereo. PG ’ g Saturd ay** H e vie* EVENING 6*0 0 O "Alerta, Afta Tension’' (No Data) Jorge Rivero, Claudia Isias. 0 A A “Superdad" (1974) Bob Crane, Bar­ bara Rush A concerned father plans to look after his daughter by acting like a member of her group 7 *0 CD 0 A A v* The Scarlet And The Black " (1983) Gregory Peck, Christopher Plummer. Based on the true story of Mon signor Hugh O'Flaherty who concealed thousands of aided POW escapees in German-occupied Rome during World War II. (R) 0 A A A "The Buddy Holly Story” (1978) Gary Busey, Don Stroud. Based on the life of rock n' roil pioneer Buddy Holly who sky­ rocketed to fame in the 1950s before his un­ timely death at the age of twenty-two. ’PG' A A "The Children” (1980) Martin Shakar, Gil Rogers. A strange radioactive cloud turns a group of schoolchildren into murderous zombies. 0 ) A A AVk "A Run For Your Money" (1949) Alec Guinness, Donald Houston A pair of Welsh miners win a trip to London. 0 A AVk “Lost In America" (1985) Albert Brooks, Julie Hagerty. Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los Angeles ad executive and his wife liquidate their assets, buy a camper and head for the open roads. ’R ’ g 0 A A A "Grease” (1978) John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John. Based on the Broadway show. A 1950s high school gang leader tries to win back the pretty Australian exchange student he romanced during summer vaca­ tion. 'PG' 8*0 0 A AVk "The Girl Most Likely" (1957) Jane Powell, Cliff Robertson. A romantically in­ clined girt dreams of marrying a wealthy man. * A A "The Execution of Raymond ® 0 Graham” (1985) Jeff Fahey, Philip Sterling. Chronicle of the final two hours in the life of a TV Watch Weekly/Monday. Juna 16.1906/Page 15 Death Row inmate who has axhauated a l le­ gal avenues in Ma attempt to prevent execu­ tion (R )g 0 0 "El Arracadee" (No Data) Vincente Fernandez. 9 0 * * * "M y Name la Nobody” (1974) Henry Fonda, Terence HN. A young man tries to keep Ms idol, an aging gunflghter, from retiring so that ha can offer the chaManga of a final duel. 0 A AVk "Agent 8 3 / 4 ” (1965) Dirk Bo­ garde. Sytva Koedna. An unemployed writer joins British IntatHgonoe in order to carry out an assignment behind the Iron CurtMn. S u n d a y s H o l e s EVENMQ 8*0 0 O "N o Basta Ser Charro” (No Data) Jorge Negreta, Lika Michel. 0 A A A "Paris Holiday” (1958) Bob Hope, Fernanda! An actor flnda romance In Parle while in search of a recant screenplay. 7*0 0 A A A "G rease" (1978) John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John. B aaed on the Broedwey show. A 1950s high school gang leader tries to win back tha pretty Australian exchange student he romanced during summer vaca­ tion. PG ’ 0 A AVk "Explorers” (19S5) Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix. Three boys - a dreamer, a whiz-kid, and a social misfit - combina their talents and construct a homemade space­ ship. In stereo. PG 8*0 2 ) 0 * * "I Ought To Be In Pictures” (1982) Walter Matthau, Ann-Margret. A teen­ ager journeys from Brooklyn to HoNywood to get to know her estranged screenwriter fa­ ther. 0 0 * *Vk "The Final Countdown” (1980) Kirk Douglas, Martin Sheen. The atomic- powered aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimltz is transported back in time to tha Pacific Ocean hours before tha attack on Pearl Harbor. (R) O A A "The Vegaa Strip War” (1984) Rock Hudson. James Earl Jones. After being double-crossed by his partners, a celebrated Las Vegas casino operator takes over a floundering hotel and sets out to make it tha biggest draw on The Strip. A AVk "A View To A KW" (1985) Roger Moore, Tanya Roberts. British agent James Bond attempts to thwart an industrialist's plans to become czar of tha computar irtdus- a . ' P G ' g O A A A Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell” (1969) Gina Loilobrigida, Telly Savaias. An Italian woman's scheme backfires when three veterans appear, each wanting to saa the daughter he's supported for 20 years. © AVk "Private Passions" (1984) SybH Banning, Suzanne Ashley. While visiting rela­ tives in Austria, a shy young man becomes hopelessly infatuated with M s cousin's step­ sister 0 A A A "Bells Are Ringing” (1960) Judy Holliday, Dean Martin. A shy and impression­ able young answering-service operator be­ comes infatuated with a charm ing scriptwriter. 8*0 00 "La Zorra Y El Escorpión” (No Date) Esperanza Roy, Maximo Vatverde. 9*0 0 A AVk "Birdy" (1984) Matthew Modlne. Nicholas Cage. r j L a c h e s ( d e n ie r o f ^ - J u s t in , ~3 nc. NOW OPEN SUNDAYS L z i.m y j<> Z _ V r« u .» . tjoii r>> if (i U ( lllf. • Abortion Service • • Nitrous Oxide Available • • Free Pregnancy Testing • • Confidential Counseling • • OB-Gyn Physician • • Non Profit S.H.E. 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(R) 0 WRESTLING 3 * 0 T u e s d a y s S p o r t » EVENING 0 *0 0 SPORTSCENTER 0*0 0 AUTO RACING: KENNY BERNSTEIN EX­ PLAINS DRAG RACING • * 6 0 BASEBALL Los Angeles Dodgers at At­ lanta Braves (Live) 7 * 0 0 TENNIS Grass Court Championships, men’s singles final from Queen's Club in Lon­ don. (Taped 6/15) 0 GREAT AMERICAN OUTDOORS 0 WRESTLING 80 WORLD CUP SOCCER INSIOE THE PGA TOUR 0 NBA DRAFT 0 SPORTSCENTER 0 *0 10*0 10*0 10*0 0 8PORT8LOOK 0 SPORTSCENTER S WRESTLING game. (R) WORLD CUP SOCCER Second Round 4 * 0 0 GOLF 1985 Ryder Cup Competition, from Belfry. England (R) W e d n e s d a y 4 » I m i t » EVENING M 0 0 SPORTSCENTER 6:30 0 BASEBALL S GREATEST HITS Unofficial Handbook. Part II S *6 0 BASEBALL Los Angeies Dodgers at At­ lanta Braves (Live) I WRESTLING s SUPERBOUTS Highlights of Sugar Ray Leonard vs Wilfred Benitez, taped Novem­ ber, 1979 in Las Vegas, Nev S BOXING On, Calif (Live) PBA BOWLING Kessler Open, from Dub- 8 0 WORLD CUP SOCCER Staubach (R) NFL FILMS PRESENTS Profiled Roger 0 SPORTSCENTER 11*0 0 AUTO RACING Toyota Celebrity Race, from Long Beach, Calif (R) 0 O RESUMEN DEL MUNDIAL 0 TENNIS MAGAZINE REPORTS 0 WORLD CUP SOCCER SPECIAL O SPORTSLOOK 0 SPORTSCENTER 12*0 12:30 1 *0 1*0 2*0 7 * 0 8 *0 1 0 *0 10*0 11*0 12*0 12*0 1*0 1:30 2:46 4 * 0 1 I n n » < l « i y 4 » % i h r t » EVENING 6 *0 11*0 0 WORLD CUP SOCCER Second Round game (R) 0 SPORTSCENTER 6:30 0 SPEEDWEEK A weekly report on auto Ralph J. Branch D.D.S. 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B C. 1:30 0 PGA SENIORS GOLF Tournament Play­ ers Championship, second round, live from Cleveland 2 *0 0 AUTO RACING IMSA Ohio Grand Prix from Lexington, Ohio In stereo 0 BMX: WIN WITH THE PROS Motocross racing pros discuss BMX riding and safety techniques 3 * 0 0 O WORLD CUP SOCCER Second Round Match (Taped) 3:30 ® 0 PGA GOLF Atlanta Classic, third round, live from Marietta, Ga ( 8 O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Sched­ uled Mark Breland (12-0, 7 KOs) vs John Munduga (24-0. 18 KOs) in a welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, live from At­ lantic City, N.J . U S Outdoor Track and Field Championships, live from Eugene. Ore 0 RODEO 0 FISHIN’ WITH ORLANDO WILSON 4:30 0 SURFING Men's World Cup. from Oahu, Hawaii (Taped) 0 MOTORWEEK ILLUSTRATED 4:46 0 0 WORLD CUP SOCCER Live from Universitario Stadium, Monterrey 0 THIS OLD YACHT 0 O SUPER CHARGERS 0 NFL SUPERSTARS Featured Legend of the Lonely End 0 WRESTLING 0 SPORTSCENTER 6 *0 0 BASEBALL Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds (Live) 0 FISHIN' HOLE 0 COLLEGE SPORTS REVIEW 8 COLLEGE SPORTS AMATUER BOXING Golden Gloves Com petition, from Cedar Rapids Iowa (Taped) 8 * 0 0 AUTO RACING IMSA Ohio Grand Prix from Lexington Ohio In stereo i WRESTLING LANTA KARATEMANIA THE BATTLE OF AT­ 4:05 4:35 5 * 0 5 * 5 5:30 6:30 7 * 0 10*0 10:30 1100 1200 0 0 BOXEO DESDE MEXICO 0 WRESTLING 0 O WRESTLING -Ah A too and the like lih o o d we II have ex­ tra or in our few m ouths And m alform ed, im per ♦erf teeth can be the result ot heredity. teeth they j>eople w ith However, most normally-shaped teeth cannot blame their dental problem s on their genes In most instances this is simply the excuse people the give when con dition o f the ir m outh or teeth is hopeless, and nothing can help it This state of health came about from a variety of factors, generally the result of neglect, inadequate oral hy­ giene and im proper diet that feel Regular dental c hec k-ups and a (X isitive c hange in the care you give your m outh and teeth can help the situa tion around. But only you can do it Do n o t blame your family. tu rn to £t*0UMTA1H CHINESE RESTAURANT & BAR Z\óíÍ4 t New burn s C huik Person1 \u Clearly, speculations that the I9 8 n draft were ill characterize th« but non existent last year when each and everyone knew well in ad vanee the New >0111 Knicks had put their lucky hands on just w ho its But given the tact that there is no chance of a recurrence of a specta». le such as the 198s "E w ing Event, the su sp en se and fanfare this year will be m arkedly subsided In k e e p in g with recent "u p b e a t" e m p h asis on sportscast- ing, ESPN will present during this week two "h a p p e n in g s " The first is the C rosby, aired Sun d ay Pebble Beach is but a rocky-shored mem orv This year's ( rosbv tourney lam bake w as held ju n e 5-8 at the Berm uda Run C ountry Club near W inston-Salem, North C arolina Since 1917, Bing C rosby had gath ­ ered celebrities and profession als to sh(x>t and root for charity But one of his last w ishes w as that if ever his event tixik on corporate sp o n so r­ ship or gave less than fifty percent of the proceeds to chanty, his w id ­ ow, Kathryn, w'as to m ove it so m e ­ where else. "T h e Pebble Beach issu e is long dead sh e ," says. "N o w is a chance to d o som ething for fun and g o o d ." And on Saturday, ju n e 21, ESPN airs Karatem ania, a nine-bout extra­ vaganza held in April, at the Atlanta Om ni. Kick-boxing's brash est p ro­ moter, Jim A lbem ethy, say s this about his hybrid sport: "W e are karate. We have the product. M od ­ ern-day sex sym bols. When we fi­ nally get on Letterm an, I'll put my product on and (Don) King can put his on and I'll pay for the 900-num ­ ber and the people can m ake their own ch oice." 41Q3Mtrregjonal 8103 Research BJvd ACADEMY STOWE HOURS MON. -FRI. 8:30 A.M.-9 P.M., SAT. & SUN. 8:30 AM-7:00 PM United Media Enterprises Perfectly close Jamie Lee Curtis and John Travolta star in the movie Perfect which airs on Cinemax starting this week. Travolta plays a reporter for Rolling Stones who is assigned to ‘ investigate’’ Southern California health clubs. 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(1975) Directed by Phillipe Mora The impact of the Depression upon different seg­ ments of life in America differs from the aver­ age working man to big-time criminals PG' 10:45 NIGHT TRACKS In stereo MOVIE A A ’ j The Pope Of Greenwich (1984) Eric Roberts, Mickey Rourke Village Dreams of escape from humdrum Manhattan jobs harbored by distantly related buddies are ill-conceived safe­ cracking job that gets them into hot water with a local crime kingpin "R" jeopardized by an 11:00 (7) Q MOVIE A A A 1 2 Pimpernel Smith" (1942) Leslie Howard, Mary Morris An ab­ sent-minded archaeologist is actually an un­ dercover leader who hides people from the Nazi Gestapo © MIDNIGHT LOVE © GRAND OLE OPRY LIVE © CD MOVIE A A A '/i "A Run For Your Money" (1949) Alec Guinness, Donald Hous­ ton. 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A dally couple triee to recapture their Innooanca amid the corruption of Manhattan 9 9 MDOMTAMii TEDOY ROOSEVELT Dramatic re-craallons and actual footage are combinad In this tributa to Toddy Roooeveit «Georga C. Scott hoets. MACNEN. 7 LEHRER NEW8HOUR • WACKC8T SHIP M THE ARMY When his cooking to reacted by the Kiwi craw. Tyler aaka tor a tranofer. 9 9 M O V* "La Cueva Da Loa Loboe" (No Date) Claude Jede, Alain Ctaeeaans 8 CASS* A 00 . 9 ISELEY’S BELIEVE IT OR NOT! Autos that reopond to human voices; a sculptress who creates objects of art with explosives U ? 0 BE ANNOUNCED ) 9 CfSSTAL I 9 OOSSY SHOW CMr tries to reclaim a family heirloom at an auction. In atareo. (R) & 9 MATT HOUSTON Houston and five other famous personalities become the ob­ jects of six cersfuNy planned murders. Stella Stevens guest Mars. 9 AUTO RACMG 24 Hours Of LeMans, horn France. (Taped) 9 SEXOETEftA... THE NEWS AOCONDMG TO PLAYBOY FOR JUNE 9 M O V * totott “Loaf In America" (1985) Albert Brooks. JuNe Hagsrty Fad up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los Angeles ad executive and his wife liquidate their assets, buy a campar and head for the open roads R' n 9 MUSIC FOR EVERYBODY Nelson Eddy Dinah Shore and Barmy Goodman join maes­ tro Ludwig von Drake in this animated musi­ cal variety show. 7:20 9 M O V* tototo "Captain Horatio Horn- btower” (1951) Gregory Pack. Virginia Mayo. A British saa captain saNs the oceans during the Napoleonic Wars. 7 JO 9 A N 0 E R 8 0 N HIGH SCHOOL GRAOUA- 8 THIS OLD YACHT 9 FAMILY TIES Jennifer receives rave reviews for a speech Alex penned. In stereo (R)g M S ® 9 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. Trapper pre- peree to perform an artffidai heart trans­ plant, Gonzo fans for a veterinarian. (Part 1 of 2MR) 9 VDBOSOUL 9 M O V* toto'to "Into the Night” (1984) Jeff Goldblum. Micho8o Pfeiffer. A bored aero- •pace anglnaar racafvaa soma uninvited ex- dtemant whan ha lbacomea involved with an Irraalatlbla earn Muggier. ‘R* g 9 1 omm oé tR Rg): b la c k fo u - TICSMTEXAS § 700 CLUB REGIS PHILBIN'S LIFESTYLES 9 THE COLBYS Constance’s letter proves she planned to make Jeff her heir; Jason learns about Francesca's plans to be married. (R )g 8 GERMANY TOOAY I ) EL ENGANO 9 O CHEERS Diane fumes when Sam damages a priceless book she gave him as collateral for a loan. In stereo. (R) ® MOVIE to to1* “ Draw!" (1904) Kirk Doug­ las, James Coburn.A veteran outlaw is chal­ lenged to a gunfight by an old adversary after he kills a sheriff during a poker game g & § t M O V* tototo "House Of Cards" (1968) George Peppard, Inger Stevens. An American in Paris helps to expose a revolu­ tionary Fascist group 9 AUTO RACING CART Portland 200, from Portland, Ore. (R) CD M O V* to "Emmanuelle's Holiday" (1976) Karin Shubert, Angelo Infanti. A photo as­ signment takes a woman to Africa, where she meets the man of her dreams. E) MOVIE tototo "The Titfieid Thunderbolt" (1953) Stanley Holloway, George Ralph Un­ satisfied townspeople reopen an unused rail­ road 9 NEW COUNTRY 8:30 O CD NUEVAS NOCHES CON TALINA FER- NANDEZ S DISCOVER AUSTRALIA NIGHT COURT State legislators’ fail­ ure to approve a budget causes courtroom problems for Harry. (Part 1 of 2) In stereo (R) _ 8:35 CD CELEBRITY LIFESTYLES 9J0 9 KNOTS LANDING Lilimae lies about Joshua's death; Gary’s distraught over Abby's deceit and his feelings for Val’s ba­ bies (R )g 8 BLACK FORUM CROOK AND CHASE OD PETROCELLI 9 CD PAVAROTTI IN LAS VEGAS Tenor Lu­ ciano Pavarotti performs classical and operatic selections. ® CD MOVIE "El Norte" (No Date) Zaide Sil­ via Gutierrez. David Villalpando § DR RUTH SHOW j 20 / 20 Scheduled: hypochondria, and whether the fear of illness is more debilitating than the illness itself, an American woman's 18-month imprisonment by her Iranian hus­ band. g S INTERNATIONAL MUSIC VIDEOS ® AMOYSENOR ® O HILL STREET BLUES Goldbiume set­ tles for a part of his deceased Qirlfriend's es­ tate; a sculptor takes refuge aboard his con­ troversial work of art. (R) CD HONEYMOONERS THE LOST EPI­ SODES While their apartment is being paint­ ed the Nortons move in with the Kramdens; Ralph has trouble getting through a rehearsal of a speech he is giving at the Raccoon Lodge without being interrupted, g 9:30 § WILD AMERICA VIDEOCOUNTRY ® O MYSTERYI "Agatha Christie's Part­ ners in Crime" Tommy and Tuppence Beres- ford investigate the murder of a masked woman during a lovers rendezvous at a nightclub. (R )g CD NEW GENERATION HAIR CARE ® OUTDOORS ® ® NOTICIERO NACIONAL SIN CD AUTO RACING Acropolis Rally, from Greece (Taped) CD GIRLS OF ROCK N' ROLL CD ANIMALS IN ACTION "Locomotion" The methods which different animals use for movement is examined. 9*50 ® MOVIE ★'/? "Charge Of The Lancers” (1954) Jean-Pierre Aumont, Paulette God­ dard During the Crimean War, two British Lancers are forced to flee to the sanctuary offered by forest gypsies. 8— O <9 O & o NEWS CHALKBOARD KfcOO 9 VIDEO VIBRATIONS Urban contempo­ rary music video programming featuring a mix of rhythm and blues, pop, soul, gospel, jazz, reggae and country videos ® M O V* to to1* "Caddyshack" (1980) Bill Murray. Chevy Chase The demented groundskeeper of a swank country club wages war against the gophers while a wealthy, brash newcomer clashes with an old-guard member ‘R’ 9 YOU CAN BE A STAR 9 ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR 9 BILL COSBY 9 M O V* to to Vi “She'll Be Sweet " (1979) Sally Kellerman, Tony Lo Bianco A skipper tries to stall the foreclosure of his freighter by kidnapping the daughter of the man wanting repossession. ® EVERYBODY’S MONEY MATTERS ® ® MOVIE "Y El Projimo?" (No Date) A Fernandez, Geraldine Chaplin 9 PHILIP MARLOWE. PRIVATE EYE Mar­ lowe's investigation of the murder of a iazz musician may lead to the killer trailing the de­ tective. g © G BENSON Benson’s troubles mount when he's audited by the IRS and his records are accidentally destroyed TV Watch Weekly/Monday. Jung 1 6 .1986(PaQe 9 U8ANET NICK CBN M T T R A Prime Time 7:00 I O TW IUOHT ZONE Three stories a bo­ geyman lurk* under a youngster's bed, a boy learns devttish tricks from a rented videocas­ sette. strange things happen after a man murders hfs lover s husband (R) I SPY f lT '8 YOUR FUTURE ROCK ANO ROLL: THE EARLY DAYS The roots of rock n roll are traced through the careers of Bill Haley, the Everly Brothers, Fats Domino, Buddy Holly, Bo Diddley, Elvis Presley and others S3 NASHVILLE NOW © THREE’S A CROWD © CD MOVIE A A A The Leather B oys" (1966) Rita Tushingham, Dudley Sutton A man leaves his wife and moves In with a friend who turns out to be a latent hom osex­ ual O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (No Date) Juan Fer­ CAMPBELLS After the Campbells arrive at their new home in Canada, a neighbor at­ tem pts to drive them off their land © (D MOVIE "M iste rio rara, Helena Rojo 0 ) FROM HERE TO ETERNITY ® Q WEBSTER W ebster plays Cupid for George's father and Katherine's aunt (R) n © NAME OF THE GAME IS GOLF ® © CRISTAL ® O KNIGHT RIDER Michael and KITT en­ gaged in a beach battle with The Hovercraft, a roving aquatic arsenal In stereo (R) f f l MOVIE A A "Conan The Destroyer” (1984) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones Barbarian Conan is recruited by a sensuous, deceitful queen to protect a teen-age prin­ cess on her odyssey to a magical castle PG’ ^ © MATT HOUSTON Suspicious deaths start to occur at the same tim e the health of a boxing champ (Dorian Harewood) begins to deteriorate CD AUTO RACING Mint 400 Off-Road Race from Las Vegas (Taped) CD MOVIE A A A "B ill Cosby, H im self" (1982) Bill Cosby The com edian looks at ev­ eryday faults and foibles and perform s his fa­ mous characterizations PG' CD MOVIE A A 1? "The B ord er” (1981) Jack Nicholson, Valerie Perrine A Texas border guard s values come in conflict with those of his corrupt co-workers and his materialistic wife. 'R' CD RETURN TO TREASURE ISLAND Trea­ sure Island Long John Silver rescues Jim from Garcia and they set sail with Van Der Brecken for Treasure Island 7:30 © AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION © OH MADELINE © DORIS DAY’S BEST FRIENDS Guest Cleveland Amory © BETWEEN GAMES ® © MR BELVEDERE Marsha decides to drop out of law school (R) g © JIMMY HOUSTON OUTDOORS 8:00 CD O MOVIE A A A "Victory" (1981) Sylves­ ter Stallone, Michael Came During W orld War II, Allied POWs see their ticket to free­ dom in a match between their soccer team and the German National Team in Paris. (R) I VIDEO SOUL BRITISH ROCK. THE FIRST WAVE A montage of clips of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks and The Who highlight this look at the British rock invasion of the mid- 60’s. © S T O N E ® O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © 700 CLUB f f l BASEBALL Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds (Live) © REGIS PHILBIN'S LIFESTYLES < 8 © MR. SUNSHINE Grace convinces Paul to take out an ad in a personals column (R) g © HELLO, THIS IS GERMANY ® © EL ENGANO ® O M IAMI VICE The detectives use a beautiful addict to snare a m ajor league drug dealei In stereo (R) © © MOVIE A A fcV ir "P retty Poison (1968) Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld. An ex-convict returns to prison after a brief jaunt as an imaginary CIA agent SB TOP RANK BOXING Jimmy Navarro vs Darryl Thigpen in a bantam weight bout scheduled for 12 rounds, live from Atlantic City, N J © MOVIE AAV* "S um m er M agic" (1963) Hayley Mills, Burl Ives Financial reversals re­ sulting from the death of their father force a 8*30 © N E W COUNTRY ® O W ALL STREET WEEK “ Stockm an on Reagan" Guest: form er Budget Director Da­ vid Stockman © © VIDEO EXITOS ® © ABC COMEDY SPECIAL "The Facul­ ty Six teachers in an urban school system find education no easy task Blair Brown and Richard McKenzie star g © INTERNATIONAL 9:00 © SOMEBODY ELSE’S PLACE © MOVIE A A % "S tardust " (1975) David Essex, Larry Hagman A rock star's all-too- rapid rise to fame leads him to drugs, isola­ tion and a nervous breakdown ’ R' © CROOK AND CHASE © GET CHRISTIE LOVEI © f f l SHORTSTORIES “ The Garden P arty" An encounter with death shatters a young wom an's innocence Beatrice Straight and Jessica Harper star ® Q RIVER JOURNEYS © © MOVIE “ P um '“ (No Date) Olga Ra­ mos. Sergio Corona © DR. RUTH SHOW ® © LOVE BOAT On a private party wed­ the the best man ding cruise, flirts with bride s sister and a party crasher makes a pass at the bride. Guest stars include Fannie Flagg and Archie Hahn. (R) g S MOSCOW MERIDIAN © AMO Y SENOR ® © STINGRAY Stingray uncovers political dirty dealings while investigating the murder of a cop's wife. In stereo. (R) © MOVIE A A A "B lood S im ple" (1984) John Getz, Frances M cDorm and A woman has an affair with her husband's employee and sparks a fatal chain of events R' g © PLAYBOY’S CANDID CAMERA © MOVIE A A A "G re m lin s" (1984) Zach Galligan. Hoyt Axton. When a teen-ager breaks the rules of caring for his lovable one- of-a-kind creature, dozens of malevolent creatures are spawned. In stereo PG‘ g NIGHT FLIGHT "C aptain M idnight’' A teenager (Marvin Ziegler) becomes the most popular disc jockey in Los Angeles and then later evades the law with the help of his loyal teenage audience. Features music by Rod Stewart and Ted Nugent I I HARVEST JAZZ Singer Dexter Gor­ t don and vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson per­ form in the continuing celebration of harvest at the Paul Masson Vineyards S ® ÍM ^ PVTH0N'SFLYIN0cmcu» S 7B?ÍÜÍ!E „ í , * ' í „ D,rty Kn*9f), s W ork" ( 1976) John M ills, Donald Pteasence. The son l a„ r dered 20th*c®n,Ufy knight enlists the aid of an eccentric, retired Scotland Yard de- 9:30 © CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH © VIDEOCOUNTRY © BILL DANA I © NOTICIERO NACIONAL SIN © STAG PARTY — © D T V 940 10:00 © ® O ® © NEWS CHALKBOARD 0 MIDNIGHT LOVE © YOU CAN BE A STAR ° “ “ * Qulw“ '' '* > @ I I BENSON Benson's insurance compa­ ny is uncooperative after Pete uses his new car to stop a robbery © ADVENTURES OF OZZ1E A HARl Rick Gets Even" An attractive coed's lack of interest in Ricky changes w h e n V S n ^ fender puts her in his debt. tfcao ® ® TAX1 Th® Sunshine Cab Co is trans­ £ ? * form ed into a wedding ctum el m ar' riage of Latka and S ir r S a ^ ^ ^