Da il y T e x a n Vol. 86. No 149 The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin F riday, May 8 1987 Hart to w ithdraw from ’88 campaign Associated Press DENVER — (itirv H art, his front-running presidential cam paign crippled by ques­ t i o n s about his personal life, is w ith d raw ­ ing from the race for the 1988 Dem in ratic nom ination, a H art cam paign aide said Thursday 'T h a t's the w ord It's pretty shocking to me. I suspect it's p retty shocking to Gary vjid Rodger M cDaniel, H art s W yo­ H art m ing cam paign m anager McDaniel confirm ed from sources w ho asked not to be ¡ Jem to d bv nam e that H art cam paign m anager Bill Dixon and o th er aides w ere telephoning supporters of the form er senator w ith the stu n n in g new s that H art w ould quit the race the w ord H art's decision cam e five days after pub lication of a new sp ap er "Jon that he had entertained a IN -year-old m >del o \o m ig h t in his V\ ishm gton t< w nhouse Both H art T h e Hart candidacy, in my opinion, is history. — Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus Hart s decision turns race upside down, page 3. the w om an d enied the story', but and H art's standing in the p o l l s h a s plum m eted in the past few days The W ashington Post reported in Friday's editions that Hart s decision came after the new spaper presented h i s staff with docu­ mented evidence of a recent liaison be­ tween Hart and a VN ashm gton woman with whom he has had a long-term relation­ sh ip ," The Post quoted a senior Hart aide as say­ ing the Post - inform ation "accelerated the inevitable w ithdraw al of H art from th e race H art w ho m ou nted a su rp n sin g ly strong bid for the 1984 presidential nom ination h a s been the prohibitive fro n t-ru n n er in the early m aneuvering for 1988 His w ¡thdraw al w ould create a political vacuum that the rem aining seven co n ten d ers w ould rush to fill, and m ight pro m pt o th er D em ocrats to enter the cam paign as well. Officially, H art's cam paign rem ained m um about his intentions, except to an ­ nounce that the 50-vear-old form er senator w ould m ake an ann ou n cem en t on Friday Kathv B it/er, spokesw o m an for the cam ­ paign said H art w ould m ake an an n o u n ce­ m ent at 11 a m. A ustin tim e Friday at his hom e. A sked w h eth er he w ould w ithdraw from the race Friday, Bitzer said, "W e d o n 't know th a t." Staff m em bers at H art's cam paign h ead ­ q u a r t e r s b ru sh ed aside pointed questions about their candidate s w ithdraw al from the race and continued to p ut up a brave front Reporters and photographers, at time- n u m b erin g as manv as 20, cam ped on tht first floor of the six-storv building th ro u g h ­ out the early afternoon and w ere allowed inside the offices only with an escort and an ap p ointm ent. Late T hursday afternoon, the doors w ere locked to reporters A t 7 1 5 p m. A u-tin tim e, press aide G innv T erzano em erged from the building and asked th e press w ait­ ing outside to leave the prem ises "o ut of consideration for the staff and the volur teers an d all their hard work "N o public appearances or public state­ m ents are planned bv {former] Sen H art to n ig h t/ ' she said. She also b ru shed aside q u e s tio n s about w h eth e r the volunteers and st a f f m em ber s w orking inside the headquart- rs wer u p ­ set about the new s "I'm still s m i l i n g and still going said before stepping back inside she 'W e e got supj su p p o rtt and behi Even spread I based m< raised ab thing els* Hart <, on 7\pril ab o u t his his SI 3 the start w hen th Clements approves open-container bill By AMY BOAROM vN Da v T approv ai and reach the gov* m o r " d** "k and takes effect Aug 31 A lth o u g h it i" vs t ake th an manv pr* pom nts ot the so c.illed open would have liked container lavs th* bill " au th o r i" ven r e x s ite d to hav i* the Saw on the boo k " hu . i iv NllU i" no wav ot putt, it will n*' doubt "dv* lives and nc a value th e n n • h O i H1 Ulu l Pa"-< ngerx vs ill not he affecte d bv th* new avs which r**q am " a P*h lice officer to m » a dnva r in n king before pulling the car ov e r I Yes pit* charges that t!ie lavs vs ill he Hitf ¡cult to en? r. e Mir p a h u s said it o a w ’ tou gh er than vs hat pe vole think it i" In signing th e m easur ? in to la v% v ;« mer t- said it is long n e r d u 4 volitilt* com Hi n ation The com bination hd" A kohol tind duío nio r lltfx C*11 ’ s *aid v s u l t a J ¡n lives an d d m ruc- he d eath " w astes! fu >n " put iB o rf S a rpabus said he has pU r1S fcO into tn e iav\ next t w in unirvx l) I 's hrids the 1 a w It s taken a Ring tim t and a lot of M inion ".sid Ren 1 ill Sarpahu" vvhi- the tor th e third conse* uti vt intr x lu ced u n en ! ore *1 v-1 hard Work D -Canvon measur* session it thev hav* p rob ler it, m a v b e w e 11 c o m e back a HU Kft jt "tr *nger h* said YVlt 1 Regents accused cf conflict of interest By STACEY FREEDENTHAL Daily t»-*a Staff I I Ii' is hi< pro-divestrm nf Itu avtivi.sts is.cupied P r e s id e n t William i unmnghdíT» s of net in t \ tober are accusing several I 1 Svstem regents of refusing to divest L I funds he*. a use of their o w n bank aci eunfs The Board >»t R egents has ong s. m aintained it canr ot divest the tern s holdings f com panies opera ting ill South A tnca because tfu s v sk in w ould lose monev But th< pn J e s t e r s w h e , to trial V1. ndav on charges of disruptiv* claim several regents ,p. activitv pose divestm ent because thev ow n stock in South Atnca The protesters sa\ divestm ent w ould cause those com pam es to lose monev and "Usk vai u e s t o drop (ft «.onipanu - operating f in a n c ia l disclosure forms hied with the s t at e s h o w three current re gents including the chairm an, and tw o form er regents ow n stocks in com panies either to n d u ctin g b u s i n e s s m South Africa or loaning monev to the South Aim an g ov ern ­ ment Regents C hatrm an jess Hav is a director of Me orp and I xxon both com panies that do business m South Atnca - and he ow ns m ore than 8k1 s h a r e s ot each companv the records sto w Regent Luk Blanton v ia i hair land and investm ent m an of the comrmtte* than 500 shares and sits on the board ot Tex .o v om nierce Baiiv shares according to the records holds m ore sh a re s of Mar. S alom on c o m p u t- ' ' i ' ­ unio r saui th e 11 leva" ll TH Ban«. sha re s and fha; mt nev : < tht g o v e m - uth \fn ca sav o u sal.-in.'n ".ud c o n flic t ot It . ’t'v i- ■u- regents have o th er in ­ land beside-- those of the •d taxpav< r> <>: le v a s — ter regent lanev Bnscoe than sband ow ns mi-n 1 v von and NIC orp 501 shares said divestm ent would not hurt the , ompanit s enou gh to aftevt th e re- kt*nb > ? ux k 1 or an to be con- in dn idual . < rr cd a ”- u ’ ** Mt Vou It Ot ■! talk mg about mu* h monev Bnssoe said You’re talking about m avbe S10P or >2t* a year she said the regents top pnonty 1 the w -•< ni s st*n k ,s th* im tur* portfolio You go inti' a problem ot re­ thinking and reorganizing a w hole portfolio that s t'een set u p -he said and vou re not going to ac­ complish anything. A partheid is horrible but hav­ ing the University’ try to go in there and unravel som e of its investm ents w.'u di t make anv difference to the apartheid process/ she said I’atnck Michael executive vne chancellor tor asset m anagem en t and o th er form er and curren t re­ gents could not be reached for com ­ m ent. How rappelling Pam M a cD o n a id Daily ' e x a n S ta * Ja> Grooms a firefighter cadet ’ appeis down the side ot a training building He wil graduate Friday with the rest of his class The class has been training for m o re than five months Iran-contra com m ittee grills Secord Assoc ited Press W ASHINGTON The Iran-con tra h e a rin g s tu rn e d *onibahv e Thursday w ith lea doff w itness Rich I d id n ’t * om e ard Secord sn ap p in g hen- voluntarily to be badgered as he w as p ep p e red w ith questions about p rofiteering an d violating a congressional ban on military aid to N icaraguan rebels I he nationally broadcast H ouse in its third day was Senate inquiry transform ed relaxed pro from a ceeding to a confrontational session as first Senate chief counsel Arthur I iman and then com m ittee m em bers p ressed Secord repeatedly on his financial interest in the d e a l s Secord insisted he did not profit He also faced sh arp questions about w hether he felt it vs as ap p ro pnate tor a private citi/en to carry out foreign policy activities And one senator said Secord's testim ony m ade it very likely he wdl ev e n tu a l­ ly be indicted Secord also echoed statem en ts he about W hite m ade W ednesday H ouse involvem ent sav ing It was m\ belief that the p resid ent ot the I nit* d States w as well aw are ot w hat we were doing H ow ever President Reagan re iterated that hi vs as u n a w a re of any covert airlift ot am is to N icaraguan rebels Secord testified on W ednesday that fired W hitt H ouse national se­ curity aide 1 t Col O liver North told him the president knew ot the diversion of Iran arm s sales monev tor that purpose Then hi w as m isinform ed Reagan said 1 did not know about it an d i did not know , and 1 am still w aiting to know' w here d i d that m oney go,' the presid en t said in respo nse to questions trom repo rters during a W hite H ouse cerem ony Reagan said he knew that Secord as a p n v ate citizen was engaged w ith o th er p n v ate citizens in trying to get aid to the contras " But Reagan said there was n o th ­ ing illegal in that and he added concerning citizens w ho w anted to m ake 1 m very efforts pleased that American people felt that wav such U nder questioning on C apitol Hill, Secord said T hursday he w as skeptical about a N orth com m ent he to the had quoted on W ednesday effect tnat N orth had told Reagan it w as lronn that Iranian m oney w a s going to the contras. W hile saying he had no way of know ing w h e th e r N orth had really m ade th a t rem ark to Reagan, Secord It do esn t sound like the kind said. of s t o r v one w ould hear in the office of the com m ander-in-chiet Secord said Ihursdav that N orth once joked that it the secret contra supply activities w ere revealed, he w ould be p a rd o n ed North 1 laughed at him {.North] and 1 That s ridiculous W hat are No laws are sai d vou talking a b o u t1 being broken W ere doing every thing we van law to live w ithin Secord said the But Sen David Boren lY-Okla chairm an of the Senate Intelligence C om m ittee pointedly ask ed Secord about a p n v ate citizen e a r n in g out foreign policy activities, especially seeking contacts w ith Iranian offi­ cials Secord replied, T m u st tell vou sir that I was doing the best 1 could I un d er thoug ht 1 was carrying out the pres­ id en t's policy the circum stances And t Me favor ’e Several Ca • ■ Thirty sa> goodnve tc m e•- nevcspape' n the*' own spec a wayr ■ Defense What a concept Olaju’won and Houston s defense • too muc i tor the Seattle S upeG onics to handle Thursday night as H e Rockets breezed to a 102-84 NBA p aye'- v tory 12 4 W E A T H E R f • -,i, * Oueck 87 ctoudy with a 30 p e rcen; chance ot ra - through Frida*, night Temperatures w range train the upper 80s to the wer 60s The wmds w east at 5 10 mph be out of tht INDEX Around Cam pus Classifieds Comics Editorials Entertainment Sports State & Loca University World & Nation 24 1 7 24 4 14 12 9 6 3 Student election appealed yet again By STACEY FREEDE N ¡"HAL Daily Texan Sta*" A stu dent is p u sh in g to have the S tu d en t- Association vice p resid e n ­ tial election declared void — m ore th a n one m onth after ab out 60 p e r ­ cent of the voters elected Kirk Lau- m us for the position Mario Gonzalez, g o v e rn m e n t sen­ ior filed an appeal Thursday with the S.A A ppellate C o u rt H e w ants the court ti ¡n\ akdate tht M arch 3-4 vice presidential election a n d the M arch 12 runoff. He said his appeal com es weeks atter the election because it w a s not until recently th at he stu d ie d the S.A constitution and noticed som e dis- I have nothing a g ain st K irk /' ¡ feel there were e r­ Gonzalez said. rors com m itted bv th e Judicial Com- m .-"ion candidacy The comm ission initially certified Laum us d e sp ite his being enrolled for nine h o u rs at the tim e The RA C o n stitu tio n prohibits candidates from taking few’er than 1/ hours during th e sem esters of and preceding filing foi candidacy. Then the com m ission disqualified Laum us from the race tw o days be­ fore the March 3 election because of his load The next dav Launsus a d d e d a three- h o u r course he had d ro p p e d weeks before, and he w as back in th e race. insufficient cours» "bom* in the decisions the com- m s 'ic r . m ade — t iking him out of the race, putting him back in — should not have been m ade because thev were contrary to the co nstitu­ tion " Gonzalez said Laum us said he was o p e n about his course load th ro u g h o u t his can­ didacy and obtained th e com m is­ sio n 's perm ission to m aintain a nine-hour schedule The Appellate C ourt declared the March 3-4 presidential elections void because it said the com m ission had unfairly disqualified p residen­ tial candidate D aniel B enavides on the eve of the election. RA President Randi s hade s can- didacv also was called into question several times du rin g the election be­ cause she had an 11-h o u r course load w hen she filed for can didacy. She also ad d e d a three-ho ur course the dav before th e election. The night before the new M arch I I presidential election th e SA A p­ pellate Court d e term in e d the com ­ m ission had erred b v letting her run, but tht c o u n aliow'ed her to stav in the race. Tom Burke said he h a d filed the com plaint agam s. S h ad e solely so neither Shade s n o r L auniu s candi­ dacies could be co n te ste d after the election. Mark Gorgen assistant professor of law and one of th re e m em bers ot the court said th e co urt can decide w hether or not to hear G onzalez's complaint. Gergen said final exam s stood in the w a v of m eeting quickly w ith the other members w h o art lavs stu ­ dents, but he w ould n o t com m ent further. Shade said she did not think the court would hear G on zalez s claims. 1 think that the case is parallel th ey w on 't enough to m ine th at she said even hear it Gonzalez said he has a 50-50 chance of w inn ing th e appeal. He said even if he loses he ho p es the association will clarify it" consti­ tution Launius said alth o u g h he has not had time too th ink extensively about Gonzalez s com plaint, he is not w orried. 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C lem en ts serv ed as a d e p u ty s e c ­ retary o f d e fe n s e in th e Ford a d m in ­ istration l h e C le m e n ts aw ard has b e e n g iv e n to faculty m e m b e r s at th e th ree military a c a d e m ie s a n n u ­ ally sin c e 1977 V iolatio n o f NC A A ru les p roh ib it m g p a y m e n ts to a th le te s a n d the a c k n o w le d g e m e n t h e g o v e r n o r 's k n e w a b o u t th e p a y m e n ts h a s c a u se d a stir at th e m ilitary aca d e m ie s It is q u ite frankly s o m e w h a t o f an e m b a rra ssm en t, said an official at o n e ot the sc h o o ls, w h o a sk ed not to be id en tified S o m e o f u s havt c h u ck le d ab o u t it 20% OFF A L arge S electio n o f S h o es ■ n Dallas police hearings to begin Associated Press D A L L A S — Etta C offin s w a s 70 years o ld w a lk e d w ith a ca n e a n d , a cco rd in g to h er sister, had trou b le h earin g. 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D i s c i p l e s o f I k d ic i o u G L n io v ( h i n a t o w n x Delight” ’* Monday through 1 show soul Student I 1) onlv SI5.00 1 o v e r CHINATOW N W ESTT0W N 2 7 1: Bee Caves Road 327 658S CHINATOW N DOW NTOW N CHINATOW N M ID TO W N i40 Grev stone & Mop.i '4 ' , Tosh McD owell M i s S P E A K I N G ! v a n d t h e S U B J E C T is Jo sh M c D o w e l l plus " U n l o c k i n g T h e S e c r e t s O f Being L o ved , A c c e p t e d A n d Sec u r e " . . . " A S E X U A L R E V O L U T I O N SE M « IM S F O R I N T I M A C Y . . Enteriaining...Canclid..^ailatE...Informecl ¿ 'M B S S U N D A Y , M A Y 10 9:1 f> A . M . W ors hip 10:45 B ib le S tud y R a l l y O R E A T M ILL S B A P T I S T C H U R C H 1 0500 J o l l y v i l l e Road —two blocks north of \rboretum — 454-8711 \ T fr Great Hiils f- ca m ptis Till l i Ml N I I \ \N Fnday, May 8, 1987 Page 3 world & nation Hart’s decision turns race upside down By EVANS WITT Associated Press analysis WAS! UNO I ON Now all of the Demo cratic ,a n d id a te - are long shots There is no front-runner, t.arv H a r t s -tu n n in g decision to w ith ­ draw from the race, to be an n ounced Fn- dflv at his hom e outside D enver, has turned the 1988 race upside dow n Mmost si net the l g84 election was over the former C olorado senator w as far and av\a\ the fron t-ru n n er in the earlv rankings for 1988. But m five das s the revelatii'n of H art s friendship w ith 29-year-old D onna Rice of Miami exploded from a single story in Thz Miami Herald into a firestorm of controversy that ultim ateh consum ed his hopes for the W hite H ouse Hart and Rice d isp u te d the basic conclu­ that thes w ere involved s i o n s of the store ‘Whoever wishes to attack me is fundamentally missing the point.’ — Gary Hart in a rom antic relationship and that sht had spent the night at H a rt's W ashington tow n- house Then the n ew sp ap er cali» d H art a bar. A nd there are arg um ents over the ethics t h o r o u g h n e s s of t h e H e ra .J storv and There have been d e b a t e s ox er w hether and how the pres- s h o u l d cover candidates pri vate lives. Those debates over facts and ethics vx ill g o o n But w hat cannot be argued is that H art's W hite H ouse hopes w ere sh red d ed by the controversy and H a rt's resp onse to it. O ne poll in N ew H am pshire the first pri­ m ary state, said half of H art's su p p o rt there evaporated in a w eek. The poll p u t M assa the role chusetts ( jOV MicI G ranite of th e new front-ru State. Dukaki* iner in the ■4-in-the-nataon D em ­ olí taken b\ the Des a rt's su p p o rt slipp ed ?k, but he w as In Iowa, w ith its fir ocratic caucuses, a p Moines Register said T u percentage points i 'til! tar in front of the The slippage in sta bv erosion m the nation* week A nd a d ru m beat of from Democratic politick thought liart s cam paigr Now the front-runn e a w'i ick • pol w aiting for one of the mg was m atched ills earlv in the ica: -U¿ :om m ent *sted th e ’ - e m p t\ of little know n co n tenders to claim th e crow n. Everyone in the D em ocratic race — D u­ k a k i s , form er Arizona Gov Bruce Babbitt, Rep. Richard G e p h a r d t of M issouri. Sens Joseph Biden of Delaware A lbert G ore Jr of T ennessee and Paul Sim on of Illinois, and th e Rev jesse Jackson — will be s e e k ­ ing to pick up som e portion of H art's su p ­ porters. From voters to political staff to big con­ tributors, the rem aining cam p aig n s are al­ ready seeking new su p p o rte rs from am ong those now left adrift by H a rt's decision. But no one will rush to lay claim to the fro n t-ru n n er s title, since that designation is a heavy b urden none of th e rem aining co n te n d e rs w ants to bear for m o n th s yet Even as Hart continued th e race earlv this w eek, he faced the possibility of an end to his cam paign. W hoever w ishes to attack me is fu n d a­ m entally m issing the point. H art told a and if tl New i o r k City fund-raiser r ue "T his is not just a political race, cause. It's more than a cam paig for th o u san d s of people aro u n try, it's a crusade to m ove this w ard "If I'm n g h t about that - am — it really doesn't m ath struck dow n in battle or wi back because the cause g crusade continues O n W ednesday, H art soi tain th at the cam paign woi issues. "S oon er or later this di back to w hat this race is a I at the new s conference not d o m inate this race If m ake it, they are m aking a The d ebate will go on But H art will not be part a can d id ate for president an U.S. travelers told to avoid Philippines Associated Presa M ANll A Phihppines I The -x m it» m ost extensive o n since C o ra/on Aqui president urged Amen* ia\ to avoid arc;' *.?• as pptnes because of levels of unrest developm ents T h u r-d a, s m ain M oslem guem lla ió i n nounc ed that pea* * the cox '*m m ent had col- 1 the rml.?ar\ -aid etcht died ai an am bush bv , ,, ,,, lS ,k k ,i «• reed ,4* J I l ighting in the 18-vear C om m u- mst m -urgency e sea la ted after a na- tionw ide cease-fire expired Feb h In Manila representatives of the go v ern m en t and the Moro N ational I ite ra tio n Front the mam Islamic r< :x I group met tor three hours re la- T hursday in an effort to break the stalem ate in talk- on self-rule in the from Parliam ent, saving such an ac* turn w ould u nderscore the c o n ten ­ t ion , »f mar \ bl ac ks .ri.i, .fit ir q u e —. tor political rights will never sue* < eed m th« legislative body I can blam ed the reform party < pH>r show ing on negatixe ad verti- inn bv the N ational Partv a n d bi t*.. et\ talk V. Hr* side asting V orp tru Schlebusch c a b in e t w hi oversees the broad- said th e Progres companx -t tv , ause voters perceived hesne feierant of h la,k radt- ahead . hedui d u n n c the ,-t m aiontv atisi in igh- *..* reform that d be Bi-tfia s cev em m en t alreadv h a - ' ú *n 1 rt*|H A tht p^ISS book iiVV S and do/vn^ ot other restrictions on th« 1 blacks and tn '.n s's* .rap p in g law - that oanm d in- terracial sex and mamag« . em ents rn 1 he N ational Paitv w on 52 5 p e r­ cent ot the vote d o w n frem 5 per- l a - t w h;?e < u v tio n in cent m the • er t ar n g h t partv The C onservative Parts and an- tht Reformed to g eth er received 29 nearlv double N ational Partv percent of t h e vote ■hi tar r i c h 's 1981 total V i o l e n c e in B e l f a s t Riot po"-ce clash a th some of the 2 000 mourners ¡r Beflasf Northern he and iur ng :ne Gnera of Ftnoarr McKenr i suspe can Army terrorist Dunng scuffle® that left 16 people n;ufed W ednesday pe ce * reo sev e o* raving been an - st Repub! ¡ ast c but ets :e surrounded the m ourners when they suspected •A the RA w ou d try a publicity stunt by finng a volley of s^ots over the coffin of M cKenna who died when a bomb - e a as carrying exploded prematurely outside a west Belfast ponce station Saturday Associated Press Parents appeal decision on segregation uit&d 11 'Pi KA , nud ren ,i n p ,» 1 * , , - , si gregain ap peared Kwh |on« th e s -ent Brown xs said he titee tr-, t C ourt s ka a rent* I ht 1 Thursdav i g e - ruling 'V hiH'i -X ' of 1" school- thex are ap ;hat all trace- em have di- m atti ' nev xs h x'U hildren in •s'ka Board ot atice x't the apf opeka He sdic > helped repre* the reopened duvativ'n cast* L*al in I s 1 >is .1 thi , ase w ould l eg. Arp )th L veard m the ■< al> in P tf ix »r We feel the court m ade some e il ruling and we vxant the appe. Jones -aic levx and ov e rtu rn it h e * asi* w a- reop en ed in k - including 1 inda Brow n Sm ith ent a black railro. i 'ü s e r Brow r of the L S s<» vn h, v o u r t - landm ark W>4 d» s< greg< -ion that outlaw ed segregation in - m andated integration law suit ted to augl \s O l uprt diSi Ogf news in brief Associated Press Omnibus trade bill gets approval from Senate Finance Committee W ASHINGTON The Senate Finance C om m ittee approved an o m n i b u s trade bill on a ln-1 xote Ih u rs dax a f t e r including a provision to restrict oil im ports it they s h o w -ign- of ex* eeding half of U S production ! he m ea-ure w on approval desp ite reservations trom R epublicans w ho have played m aior roles in the debate over the nation - $lt>b I billion trade deticit and the rem edie- C ongress ha», been w eighing since early 1985. The oil provision spo n so red by Sen l.loyd B entsen D le x a - chairm an ot the fin an ce C om m it­ tee wax aim ed at restricting im port- to 50 percent or less of the annual -upplx S. African election results alarm opposition JOHANNESBURG South Africa The rightw ard -w ing bv South A tm a s v\hite voters alarm ed blatk leader- and left liberals tn disarray tar- I hur-dax w hile exuberant seek n g h t victors pled g ed tougher enforcem ent of apartheid laws to We have en tered the dark ages of the hi-torx of o ur country said Anglican Á rchbiship D esm ond Tutu the 1984 N obel IVace P n /e w inner. I utu predicted intensified p ro ­ test- bv the \ óteles- black majority and "an escalation ot oppression J u ly bv officials from President P W Botha - N ational Par­ L tv w hich stren g th en ed it- hold on Parliam ent -aid tht Botha tn a television «nterview should convey to the country - foreign cnt -ults that they cannot dictate to South Africa House approves two new aircraft earners W ASHINGTON The H oc-, voted Thursdav t, app ro ve tw o more aircraft ,a rn e rs tor the N ax\ easilx tu rn in g do w n attem p ts to to rp ed o the giant xxarships as t,x> expensiv e The deci-iotis came as the D etnocratic-controlled cham ber w orked it- \n.ix th ro u g h a bill a u th o n /in g $288 billion in Pentagon sp en d in g for the tiscal year that begins Oct 1 The H ouse had been scheduled to debate the -tar w ars m issile defense system Thursday am id a pre diction bv H ou-e Speaker hm VS right D I exa- th at the program - budget w ould be t r o / e n but th e cham her abruptly delayed a d»', i-ion on the íx-ue Bahamas trashes use of barge garbage 1 ARGO. Fla Baham ian police w ere put on alert to turn ha, k N ew V ork - w an d erin g garbage barge Ihursdax after a dexeloper -aid he w anted to un load it on a tiny uninhabited island to help build a tropical playg ro un d Tony Gallina ot Largo said he planned to use the 3 100 tons ot refuse as till on w hich to lav found ation s tor a ritzv resort on l íttle San Salvador an island 250 in the Baham as O u t Is miles so u theast ot M iami lands But N orm an Gav health m inister in the capital citv of N assau, prom ptly trashed that idea 1 here w ill be no d u m p in g of \% aste in the Bahamas on land or sea, he said It can only be harm ful part nt istru t co n tin u e- to denx 0 m m ontv stu d e n t- de- ’istnx t c v’urt Judge Rich- all trace- of segregation iblu N.htsxl District have a n d the city- now tim e that does 1 of ed u cation n -t m m o n tie- m e d u p the h i-to n c 1954 the separate but equal doctnne in U S pub lic education In finding on behalt ot the -chool district, Rt ger- rejected claim - bv plaintifts that v e s­ tiges of racial discrim in ation rem ain in T ope­ ka public schools Rocers decision -aid Topeka had adequate- traces of the segregated -x -tern that sp ark ed the law suit e Vi\ er Brow n tiled th e original case in 1951 angrv that hi- d a u g h te r had to walk past an all \n hite olem entarx -chool to get to the citv s black grade school ix elim inated all -< hex Colleges launch drive for minority enrollment Associated Press \ \ ASHING TON I ea d ers of the nation - m ajor colleges an d u n iver­ sities w orried about racial incidents cm cam puses and a decline in blacks enrollm ent rate- -aid I hur-- dav thev will launch a d n v e to boost m inority en ro llm en t- graduation rates and hiring u n a n im o u sly bv 1 he centerpiece of the cam paign a p p ro v e d the hoard of directors ot the Am erican C ouncil on Education w ill be cre­ ation of a ta-k force ot national lead­ er- to prepare a report th i- fall on the dim ensions of the problem . Next lanuarv the council will di- tnhute a h a n d K x a k to all ' 3tX) L S college- and universities outlining -tepx thex can take to alleviate racial ten sion s on cam p u ses im prove graduation rates tor m inorities and boost m inority enrollm ents in grad­ uate and professional schools T h , council is the prim ary voice in th,- nation - capital tor 1 445 col­ lege- an d universities T hirty-tw o ot it- board m em bers are presidents or chancellors The presid en ts sp en t the pa-t two days at a quarter 1\ board m eeting ad d ressin g m inority concerns and thev a p p ro v e d T hursday. the action plan A fterw ard the council s chair­ m an Frank Rfuxies president of C ornell U niversity -aid W e w ere very concern ed w ith the num bers that sh o w e d a -e n o u - decline in the college-going population of certain m inority g ro u p - e-peciallx blacks and to a lesser extent H ispanics R ho de- said their aim w as "to ex­ plore x% hat w e , ould do about thi- problem as an association an d as in ­ stitu tio n - to increase retention and create a w elcom e and su p p ortiv e cli­ m ate on o u r cam puses W e've taken a n u m b e r of step s that will head us in that direction Increasing the rate at w hich mi- n o n tie - enroll in college an d g ra d u ­ is not onlx a part of our A m en- ate can idealism but a vital part of our national survival Rhodes said - Several m ajor universities in elud ing the University of M ichigan, the C itadel and the University ot M assachusetts at A m herst - have seen racial tensions flare this school vear Som e incidents e ru p ted after the airing of racial joke- on cam puses AIDS tied to death of veteran lawmaker Associated Pi'ess W ASHINGTON - Rep Stew art McKinnev 56, a rune-term Kepuni. can congressm an from C onnecticut, died T hursdav from a bactenal in ­ fection brought on bv AIDS his off­ ice said The office s-sued a statem ent - quoting McKinnev s p e r-o n c pf cian, Dr Cesar C aceres as -axing the congressm an probanix contract­ ed the disease from th e manx blood transfusion- he received w hile u n ­ in dergoing heart-bx pass surgery’ 1979. The said statem en t Stew art McKinnev died or pneum ocvs?,- pneum onia, a bacterial infection bro ught on by acquired im m u ne d e­ ficiency syndrom e. The C enters for Disease Control savs that am ong ad u lt AIDS vic­ tim s 2 percent contracted tne dis­ ease from tran sfu sion s w ith infected blood or blood co m p o n en ts while 1 percent w ere hem ophiliacs or had coagulation d iso rd ers Most victims of AIDS have been hom osexual m en a n d intravenous drug users H ealth officials estimat» that heterosexual contact i- resp o n ­ sible tor 4 p ercent of cases ar.J that betw een 1 million and 1 million A m encans have been exposed to the viru- M dCinney s p ress secretary D i ­ ane Brocket! a-k ed if the congre-s- m an had had hom osexual contacts -aid, N ot that I know ot He m ■ er told me about them Caceres, in an interview called the blood tra n sfu sio n - tnt m o-t likely possibility The easiest wav of getting AIDS is 'ro m blood if he knew w h e th e r A sked McKinnev had had hom< sexual contacts he Laughed ano -aid he that abo ut every con­ had heard It get- to the gressm an in the city he said point of n d ic u lo u sn e -- Mv belief is that he got it from th , ’ his - to me the blood transfu sion - m ost logical based on mv ■ • »w edge and a review of charts M cKinnev had suffered two hear, attacks. After one in l u_" he un d erw e n t double by p a — heart su r­ gery. He also had b o u t- w ith p n e u ­ m onia. and m ononu cleo si' he w as hospitalized p n eum onia. hepatitis In N ovem ber for double psoriasis There w as speculation that he w ould not seek re-election last vear because of his h ealth but he v ow ed to run again an d w in the xvav it's been done w ith an enorm ous am ount of vigor "I love mv job he said in an O c­ I ve been asked to tober interview run for senator tor go vernor and I d o n 't w ant to I know overv church every synagogue manv of the peo­ ple. I w'ant to re p re se n t Fairfield Countv McKinnev a m illionaire real es tate developer w h o rep re se n te d at fluent C onnecticut suburb*- north of New io r k Citv w as hospitalized at W ashington H ospital C en ter April 22 after suffering from food p o iso n ­ ing irritated bv a chronic bronchitis condition Cacere- said d u n n g the statem en t in the transfusion w as mad» the w indow p e n o d betw een and the sp n n g of 1 985 w h en n o t e s t ing ot blood bank d o n o rs tor HT1A III w as done "In recenth review ing hi- m edi­ cal charts I to u n d th a ' w hen he first came to see m e in 1980 and there was evidence of increased globulin [blood level- im portant n produ ction] W e now anhbodv know thi- can be evid ence of AIDS related activity Cacere- said M cKinney had te st­ the virus som e 18 ed positive for H I TY-III w hich pro d u ce- AIDS m onths ago H ow ever he w a- not diagnosed as having develo p ed AIDS until af­ the h osp ital April ter he en tered 22 Caceres said T h e D a i l y TEXAN/Friday. May 8 1987'Page 4 Opinions expressed in T h e Daity T exan are those of the editor or the writer of the art t t in d are no! eces sarily those of the Univers ty a d rm str ition "he Board of Regents or the Texas Student Put/ cations Board of Operating Trustees Making sense of total chaos I n th e m o v ie A f t e r H o u r s , th e r e 's a scene w h e r e G riffin D u n n e is calling the police to r e p o rt that an a n g r v m o b is try in g to kill him . The police h a n g u p o n him. D AVID NATHER EDITOR W ith all th e biz arre a n d tr a u m a tic e v e n ts of the e v e n in g , h e 's b e e n th r o u g h hell, a n d h e 's tired a n d e x a s p e r a te d far b e v o n d th e ability to e x p r e s s his reac­ tion in e l o q u e n t te rm s. All he can d o is b a n g his h e a d o n th e c o u n t e r a few tim es a n d c h a n t " O h , w ow ! Oh, wow!" I k n o w th a t feeling. It's o n e th in g to deal w ith th e g ates of hell w h e n y o u re r e a d y for it. But o n to p of e v e r y th in g else, I m n e u ro tic In sim p le r te rm s 1 w o r r y a b o u t th in g s m o re th a n 1 s h o u ld . T h a t s w h y , w h e n I d e c id e d to r u n for editor, t h e o n e w a r n in g m y frie n d s all gav e m e was: D o n 't a g o n i z e o v e r e very crisis th a t c o m e s up. If y o u d o, y o u 'll go crazy. But th a t s o n e r e a s o n 1 ran in th e first place. O b v i­ ously, I w a n t e d to try mv h a n d at r u n n i n g th e p a p e r b ec a u s e th a t 's th e basic r e a s o n a m o n e w a n t s the e d i­ torship . But asid e from all that, I hud to le arn to deal w ith crises at s o m e poin t. W h a t b e tte r w a y to learn th a n bv c o m m itt in g y o u rself to a job w h e r e you hav e to learn crisis m a n a g e m e n t if y o u w a n t to survive? Do v o u s e n s e trouble a h e a d ”’ G o o d H e r e w e go. Sum m er I98v All is q u ie t. In fact, a little too quiet. A n d so m y first cn s is lasts for m o s t of th e s u m m e r: W h a t exactly is m v job? S h o u ld I be trying to stir th in g s u p m o re? S urelv I’m m is sin g s o m e th in g — this job is n 't b u s y e n o u g h . .. Early tall, 198v Yes, it is. S u d d e n ly , s t u d e n t activ­ ists are s c re a m in g . T he L eg islatu re is cu ttin g so m e h ig h e r e d u c a t io n fu n d , o r r a id in g it, o r both. A n d how a b o u t our b u d g e t c u t s 1 L o w - s p e e d AP w ire is c h e a p e r It also gives v o u tw o s t o n e s a day. M orale p lu m m e ts . The Daily Texan is losing it. Find th e m o n ­ ey to get h ig h - s p e e d w ire back M e a n w h ile , th e e n ­ tire S tev e Biko C o m m itt e e is in th e e d ito n a l office d e m a n d i n g s p a c e rum' Say n o — b u t sa y it nicely. Late tall 198t E n d o rs e in this race? T h at's p o in t­ less. W e w o n 't d o it. I m m e d ia te cries of "W imp' a n d " R e p u b lic a n b ia s 1' S u rely it s n o t p e r so n a l Yeah, n g h t . T im e to retract a n e n tir e story o n th e front p a g e . Lots of la w s u it th r e a ts S t u d e n t activists are s c re a m in g . O h . w o w . .. Early spring 1987 W a y too m a m corrections. Got to get t o u g h o n th e se p e o p l e O o p s . Forgot a b o u t fair M a ss p r o te s ts fro m th e staff. 1 ve p iss ed off C u n n i n g h a m — see if he'll m e e t w ith me again. Nev ­ er piss off th e libe rtaria ns — th e v kno w th e rule y o u accidentally broke. . The SA elections. C olorful r u m o r s a b o u t w h o m w e re g o in g to e n d o r s e . W e e n d o r s e s o m e o n e else. I n d ig n a n t protect'- — But v o u e n d o r s e d the wrong pers o n " — m o stly from th e o p p o s i n g c a m p a ig n s Tuv m onths left T he S tev e Biko C o m m itt e e is yell­ ing at m e for n o t r u n n i n g th e ir c o lu m n . So i- the C entral A m erica Peace Initiative. M ass chaos in the Judicial C o m m issio n . M a ss c h a o s in th e elections. S tu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t is g o in g u n d e r for th e last time Thev re try in g to c e n so r all th e election results. Run over to th e M ain B uilding to s to p th e m . Criticize the SA all v o u w a n t b u t d o n t let it b e ab o lish e d M e a n ­ while, th e s h a n tv is b u r n i n g d o w n . Oh tvow .... Now I 'm a la m e du ck . S a m e p r e s s u r e s , sa m e r e ­ just not a - m u c h credibility. W h a t a I a m officiallv r e a d y tor this job to be sponsibility deal By now ovet- But it s n o t over .. . He month left. E n d o r s e m e n ts again This tim e, for s a m e d e m a n d s for Citv Council S a m e p r e s s u r e s e qu a l time. G ot to start u p t h o s e r o u n d ta b l e d is c u s ­ sions I p ro m ise d , b u t o r g a n iz in g th e m is a n i g h t ­ m are. T he Isabella C u n n i n g h a m editorial w in s m e so m e praise, b ut also a lot of c h a rg e s that 1 v e b e e n h e a v y - h a n d e d . T he s h a n t y 's b u r n i n g d o w n again. Three weeks. P o w e r plav bv th e jo u r n a lis m faculty m e m b e r s of the TSP b o a r d Ihev ve p u lle d s tu n t s like this before, b u t a lw a y s at a tim e w h e n n o o n e could w rite abo ut it But this is the w o rs t I've ev e r se e n . It's now or never. T h e editorial hits. I get re ­ q u e s ts for equal tim e, in c lu d in g o n e tro m a staff m e m b e r . I ca n 't edit th a t o n e m y se lf w i t h o u t g e ttin g in to a conflict of inte rest, b u t I v e got to let th e a sso ci­ a te s k n o w h o w m u c h they ca n edit it b u t I c a n 't give th e m too m a n y in stru c tio n s w ith o u t g e ttin g into a conflict of interest after all. Oh wow Two weeks. 1 really d o no t w a n t to be h e r e a n y m o r e Too m a n y p e o p le on c a m p u s are glaring at m e now a n y w a y . But wait - at least I ca n e n d m y t e r m w ith a no, I can t successful Campus Crossfire But w ait D u m b m istake. N o w o m e n o n th e p a n e l A u d ie n c e m e m b e r s scream "S e x ist1 a n d w alk out o n m e Oh w ow ! Still, it teas a m is ta k e . 1 d ec id e to eat a little crow . N o t here, w h e n p e o p l e are sc re a m in g at me. b u t in m y e d ito n a l s p a c e .... O ne week. M v a p o lo g y is p u b lis h e d A w o m a n w rites a F in n g Line letter calling m e a w i m p tor a p o l ­ ogizing. O h, wou>! So vo u c a n 't w in . I h a v e now lost all ability' to w o rr y a b o u t a n y t h i n g c o n c e r n in g The Daily Texan. I still care — but 1 ca n t worry a n y m o r e D o n 't get the idea, h o w e v e r that I h a v e n t e n j o y e d a n y t h in g a b o u t this v ear T here is n o o th e r job o n c a m p u - 1 m co n v in c e d th a t can give y o u as b ro ad an e d u c a tio n a- th e editor s h ip of The Daily Texan You learn a lot a b o u t the U niversity — sometime-- m o re th a n vou w a n t to know , 3 o u also learn a b o u t jo u rn a lism a n d politics Like it or not, w h e n yo u re r u n n i n g a n e w s p a p e r politics a n d jo u rn alism are in se p a ra b le but bv le a r n in g th e politics of d e a lin g w ith the p u b i k vou can learn h o w to m a k e politic-- improve jo u rn a lism n o t c o r r u p t it. A n d , ves, y o u d o learn cnsi-- m a n a g e m e n t 1 ht re w e r e tim es w h e n 1 h ad to m a k e dec isio n s w ith o u t th e benefit of a n v o n e - adv ice a n d t h e r e w ere tim es w h # n I h ad too m u c h ad vice from p e o p le w ith con flicting in te rest- So vou h a v e to tru st v o u r instincts — a n d I've finally le arn ed to t r u - t m in e N ow , for th e thank-v o u - To R on C e sar a n d Tratv D u n c a n for h e l p in g m e g e t h e re ; to T om , D avid Paula a n d c raig th* ro om m a te s w h o h ad to -it t h r o u g h m v in c o h e r e n t ram - blings at the e n d of th e dav to Russell Scott a n d D avid W o o d ru ff for b e in g th e re to c o m p a r e e x p e ri­ ences a n a D eb ra lim M cD ougall Bob Bruce M uller T o d d , lo h n , Tim again Kevin a n d C h n stv w h o s e ideas a n d o p in io n s h e lp e d me to improv* mv o w n for - h a n n g the b u r d e n , a n d te M atthew to A n d to T n s h — for p u t t i n g u p w ith me — 30 — S a th er has been a Texan copy eait new sw ñter general reporte* nrws edit • associate managing editor and editor ".re editor, tate editor. Does it really have to end? W o rk in g at The Daily lex an is a stra n g e d ic h o to m y You love it You h ate it Dav a lte r dav a n o t h e r 1- easy i 1 h. JOHN - 1 ANDERSON ASSOLl A ll ^ WHITE BCYt tault. But all it ta k e - is a few dav s id y oii l l ! H - u r p r is e d how t i - to mov e i J p mu: i- t» d o it irtan? tl b igge -t m i-fake w a - now Mv b* m g too - cart*d a n.t in tim id a te d to I t s ix * w o >w n he learn»d su e h as to c o m e o u t Classes be co m e merely a n a f te rth o u g h t 1 h e reallv stra n g e part is, m o -t of us w o u ld n t h a v e it anv o th e r way I've w ritte n e d i to n a ls a n d col u m n s for th r e e straight s e m e ste r s now In that 104 of th e m in all tim e, I ve b e e n called s e x i s t a n d c o m p a r e d to A rc h ie B unker On* letter said 1 w a - a rev e rse raci-t a n o t h e r a cultural cretin Still an o th e r c o m p a r e d m e to th e safetv nazis O n e letter a - k the b u rniiu; " W h a t 's u p v o u r butt q u e s tio n A n d e r s o n 7 Mv favorite th o u g h sim ply called m e a n d mv th o u g h t prcKesses p h a llo c e n tru It s not But 1 w o u ld n t h a v e it anv oth» ■ that wav m a tte rs It s th e r e s p o n s e trom the re a d e r - th e a tte n tio n i- job It w e w n t e s o m e th in g tHat v o u read a n d to -- a s id e u m m p r e —ed (gi>od or bad), th e n w e v t tailed A w riter - w o rs t tear - h o u ld b e to leave hi- r e a d e r - unaffec ted bv his w n tin g O u r to elicit d ia lo g u e th r o u g h rea so n a b le w e ll-th o u g h t out ed itorial- It d o e s n 't m a tte r w h e t h e r w e reallv p i-- p e o p le ott or w h e t h e r w e their m in d s It an e d ito n a l p r o d s vou t o r e - p o n d It m e a n s that s great there - - o n 1» thmkinc. going n a n d th a t - usuallv hea lth v c h a n g e 1 hat d o e - n t m e a n w* writ* in f la m m a to r. e d i to ­ p u rp o sefu llv rials d e s ig n e d to get a d o z e n / m n g It m e a n s we p u t to Line le tters g e t h e r forceful w ell-rea so n ed to th e -p o in t a r g u m e n t s That s w h a t 1 ve tn e d to do D ealing w ith peopL is at o m » the best a n d v\or-: part of the job s e e n a n o go**- S o m e vou can n e v e r -afistv 1 -p» ciallv w h e n thev pull o u t PHI C R U T C H T h e it th te, like thi- co c o lu m n in he R e a d e r c o m e s in w a n ts p a p e r W a n t- u i l u m n in p ap e r w now It w e refuse it - n o t b e c a u s e m th e piece i- ju -t plain aw fu l or be c a u - e th e i- -u e - atreadv b ee n heat in to th e g r o u n d it - he». a u s e w e re racist O r -exist O r anti-sem itw O r a n t i- w o m e n O r a n ti- w h a te v e r it-is-the-colum n s- a b o u t tactu n i l C R U T C H is an ea-v a n d I?- u n f o rtu n a te ly effective im p o ssib le to d e f e n d H u onlv w av vou c a n provx vou re not rai l-t or anti-vs hatev er is bv p r in tin g w h a t th e v w a n t a n d w riat legiti- matelv d o e - not d e s e r v e to r u n M. of th e b ad E n o u g h -tu ft If v o u 'v e b e e n th in k in g th o u g h a b o u t w o rk in g at th e Tetan if - tim e to d o it A lot ot m i-c o n cep - tio n - exist a b o u t how h.tni it i- to get a job d o w n h< the m are of o ur oo. r But w e r. all ju -t - w t hav e bv line- an» d o e s n t m e a n w e re i.ial It vou w a n t t ' v h av e halt a brain v v\, rrv a h rut ’ - ng the tx*st sc hex’! I — her» a r e r t jou rn al» n e n e tat t at least dt o t p* tn pt p. oi '* th to m ev is a\ hi hi M »-v ats»rate n 1 . ted •r* is . h dav pa < k da i d L d Nal Credit where it's due How I became part of the 'Texan' clique I h a v e a n a n n o u n c e m e n t : T h e In fa*, t, th e \ te n d to stick to so m e p e o p le reallv vs oil M ore c o l u m n is f o l l o w i n g a d ­ d r e s s e d to th e U n iv e rsity at large a n d will s tu d io u s ly a v oid in- tra-Tgxar: i n n u e n d o s I a m foolish e n o u g h to t h in k I ve got s o m e i n ­ te re stin g th in g s to tell y o u all a n d tru- i- mv onlv o p p o r t u n i t y to do it -< h o ld on to v o u r seats. ; 11 o n ly a d d to D avid N a th e r 's verv g o o d Viewpoint of W e d n e s ­ day a b o u t L I P re sid e n t W illiam C u n n i n g h a m . I w a s allo w ed to sit t h r o u g h o n e of his inform al " t e a s — w h e r e h e m e e ts w ith a r a n d o m - lv selected g r o u p of s t u d e n t s a n d a n s w e r s w h a te v e r q u e s tio n s th e y h a v e th e g u ts to ask. In th e in form al m e e tin g I've got to a d m it he w a s a little m o r e w ill­ ing to s p e a k his m in d th a n w h e n h e th e re w a s n 't anv ot th e Wait a m in u t e w h ile I th in k ot s o m e th in g i n n o c u ­ o u s to sav w e ve e x p e rien c ed r e p o rte rs — ta lk s to I railv Tuesday Y o u 'v e h e a r d C u n n i n g h a m called a b u s in e s s m a n a n d a chief f u n d -ra ise r — v\ell. just h a p ­ p e n e d to sit in front of him at the Perot a n d I've got to tell y o u h e tust lo v e d that festive a tm o s p h e r e . He ca m e alive It w a s like he w as at a football gam e — the b a n d a n d t h e patriotic so n g s reallv got him tired up H e was h o o tin g a n d holle rin g a n d wrould sav to the p e r s o n sitting next to him as a sta n d s p e a k e r up!" FTe love s sta n d in g o v atio n s but h e is a tall m a n a n d , if he starts an o v a tio n that d o e s n 't catch o n he -tick- out like a -ore th u m b . finished Let's T h e p e r s o n u p there in th e Main B uilding w h o m I respe ct th e m ost, a l th o u g h b a s e d on a d m itte d ly lim ­ ited c o n tac t, is G e r h a r d F o n k en , e x e c u tiv e vice p r e s id e n t a n d p r o ­ v ost H e is a g e n t le m a n a n d the sc h o la r of th e ex ecutive officers H ats o tt, sir th in k w e sell A b o u t that s t u d e n t tea 1 v e got to c o m p lim e n t the p a r tic ip a n ts th e s t u d e n t s 1 sh o rt lot d o w n h ere. They s h o w e d a Lit of c o n c e r n a n d k n o w le d g e a b o u t to u g h is s u e s 1 really t h o u g h t s t u d e n t s ig n o r e d a LUM TWILLIGEAR UNIVERSITY REPORTER H e re 's s o m e t h i n g else I ve got to say: T he folks d o w n h e r e w h o p u t to g e th e r th e AIDS O n C a m ­ p u s s e n e s — N a th e r , M a n a g in g Editor D ebra M uller Special P ag­ es E ditor Jack E v an s a n d A ssociate Special P ages Editor L aura Beil all d e s e r v e o u r t h a n k s I th in k w e did a very g o o d job w ith a n u n ­ p o p u la r -ubject — at a tim e w h e n it n e e d e d to be d o n e Mv o n e w ish is th a t w e all can s u rv iv e that the th in g a n d Texan will c o n t in u e to d o its part in brin g in g vou n e w s a b o u t it. this A b out m m o n tv r e c ru itm e n t a n d r e te n tio n — I've got to be h o n e s t a n d say I d o n 't th in k th e a d m in is ­ tration is reallv se rio u s a b o u t it If they reaílv w a n t to attract m o re m in o r itie s th e re are several th in g s th e y c o u ld d o to m a k e this place m o re attractive. First of all (and this is heresy I k n o w ), take d o w n r e n a m e s ta tu e s of a n d b u ild in g s n a m e d after C o n f e d e r ­ ate h e ro e s o r a v o w e d racists — this w o u ld s e n d a v e r y clear, s u b ­ tle -ignal to e v e r y o n e th a t racism is not tolerated traditionally A ctively recruit across th e state from (or w h a t are probable b e c o m in g ag a in actual) m in ontv high sc hool- a n d junior e v e n d ow n to the high schools elem entary school level G o there, to tell stu d e n ts . " W e w a n t you com e is this th e U niv ersity ; w h a t vou h a v e to d o to get there; thi- i- w h at w e h a v e d o n e to m a k e it m o re attractive to y o u to O h , o n e m o r e th in g befo re I go I w i-h e v e r y o n e d o w n h ere in th e b a s e m e n t th e b e s t forever I'll m iss a lot of you 30 Twilligear has been an editorial as­ sistant, news assignm ents editor and U niversity general reporter Labels can bt h an dv o ften th a n not thev re fairly a» cu ra te I've b ee n labeled a tim e o r tw o since 1 sta rted tim e 1 w o r k i n g at l a u g h e d S o m e tim e s I w a n te d to tu r n a r o u n d a n d w alk n g h t ou t the door lot ot lexan th e th»' \ The to d i- g u i- e the real p r o d u c t - tr a n g e th in g abo u t label- is that the** or p e r s o n . te n d T hev re also a great c o p o ut tor t h o s e w h o hk»‘ to applv th e label- thev van se rve a- a reallv goo d ex c u se to avoid s o m e o n e or s o m e t h i n g d ifferent from vourself W h e n I f i r s t c a m e d o w n to the lexan I w a- afraid 1 w o u ld be ju d g e d solely on m v m e m b e r sh ip in th e G re e k system , so I constantlv tn e d to h id e the tact A s it t u r n - o u ‘ 1 w a - n t e n tire lv w r o n g Mv letter- w e re scarlet to a lot of people red a n d g ree n -orontv 1 - p e n t a lot of tim* try in g to p ro v e my abihtv to th e p e o p le w h o h e a d e d u p th e Texan I sp e n t try ing to d is p r o v e r u m o rs 1 e v e n m o re tim t th a n k the p e o p l e w h o first b elieve d in rm I also th a n k th o se w h o r efu sed to give m e a chan».»' I hev re th»' o n e s w h o really ta u g h t m e a lesson T he Texan h as b e e n labeled a clique a lot late- D E B R A M L'Ll ER M ANACJN» . I : H I OK lv e v e n on its o w n ed itorial pag» Behev* nn 1 a- know a b o u t the lexan »h que probablv as w« a n v o n e else I h e s tu d e n ts w h o w ork d o w n at th» uo actually have little in c o m m o n . Th» onlv thi » that m ost of u- s h a re l- a lov e tor w r tu ,• at d th* desire to m a k e so m t kind ot in pa»t < w orld The nice t h in g a b o u t th e lexan i- that all the-» different k in d s of p< o p i e can put d iffe r­ en c es aside a n d d* b e c o m e a clique S o m e p e o p le claim that it - m arlv im p >ssibL t tl < to break the barrier a n d beiom * on» an s " c h o s e n o n e s it isn t so 1 h a v e to a d m it easy W h e n vou fir-t c o m e dow n to th* It xati you h a v e to sh o w d e d i c a tio n a n d talent n o m atter vs hat side ot c a m p u s v o u r* ’r» hav e to hav e th e g u t - to p r o v e th a t v o u ’re qua; ified S o u n d - kind of like th e rea. wot d V I d o n 't th in k 1 *ould ha\< fo u n d a bett*-r ov\ n mista M S tn tew in the La-t thr* But mor* th a n t! a lo n g w ith a n d pie vs hi * mav i a r r írrenla»« able trien iHJ kl CU-e» »>f th« t) N,de 11 v not a n d dll think rather itti o th e w thi ' t e r a I the the rep. be • * t U Miss Christy's secret for a happy campus life T h;- mav be onlv n n se co n d vear at th e U n iversity, b u t it's th e n in th vear of m v college career I've le a rn e d a lot in take 1 a tm Cafeteria7 love, j ■ MISS CHRISTY th o se p a s t n in e years, b u t o n ly o n e th in g w o r t h p a s s in g on Latin, f o l k s is the secret to h a p p i n e s s Tell p e o p le y o u re a Latin m ajor a n d a look ot a w e c o m e s o v e r their faces T h en th e y d o n ' t talk to y o u anv m o re b e c a u s e thev re atraid y o u 'll la ugh at their gram m atic al errors. But foolishly a s ­ thev 11 s u m e y o u 'r e incredibly sm art. Student When -hould ! use the ah lative of com parison7 Dr Parker When you have no quams about it Latin is reallv very easy once you get p ast th e f irst v ear It's j u s t like a c r o s s w o r d p u z z le y o u see s o m e p a rts of w o r d s y o u re c o g ­ nize, a n d vou trv to fit th e m to g e t h e r to m a k e se n s e Fun Student I m afraid I don t know this verb Dr Rubm o j u s t fecit l SOCIAL 1 CRITIC CHRISTY MOORE EDTIORIAI PAGE EDITOR A side benefit is that the profes sors know y o u w o u l d n 't be ta king a c l a s s lik e M edieval Latin or Ele­ giac P oetry C o m p o s itio n u n l c - y o u w ere reallv in te reste d in the subject s o thev re not strict a b o u t g r a d e s Just throve a r o u n d te rm - a n d " h y p e r ­ like d e u te r a g o n is t b a t o n " a n d that A is in the bag Student What s t h e motto of J e s t e r to S tru th I )r ka u ■*.. i'll tell vou the a b s o lu te b est r e a ­ son Bow h e a d s d o n 't taking I a tm off a n d on sine» junior high school a n d onlv once h as mv »las- b e e n g r a ie d w ith someorw w h o t h in k - it s cu te to be s tu p id 1 ve b» e r H appily m o st I a tm a n d G re e k m a jo rs are like mv p al- Michele C l e m e n t John Lednicky a n d I arv -m a r t e n o u g h to be W a m e r tu n im p r e s - e d with th e m s e lv e s but not overlv (Real Kind ot like mv f rie n d s at th*' tra n sitio n s m o o t h Texan there, h u h ) Hey K e n tn t h a n k s for the manv late n ig h ts of m u tu a l self-analysis You a lw a y s u n d e r th a n k s for b u tt- b r ig a d ­ sta n d Joe in g w ith m e th e w a y from all New O rle a n s to 1 os A ngeles 1 or- raine 1 like it w h e n v o u re ex a s p e r a te d w ith m e A n d th e n th e re s m v b e s t t n e n d F a r a w a y trom / exan anxit tv a n d m e lo d r a m a is th e m a n 1 In e th e o n e w h o w ith a n d w a s h e s mv dirtv d i s h e s a n d p u t - th e to p u p on mv car w h e n it like ram looks 1 sw ea r 1 d o n t know ix In h* p u t- u p w ith me but I'm glad h e d o e s last O n e th in g Before s h e leaves the It xan a n d the I niversi tv Miss C h n s ty h a - to d u m p a few m o r e pet p e e v e s Know w h a t 1 h a t e 1 P o w e r h a p pv a s s iv ia te n e w s e d ito rs w h o cover mv d e s k w ith their clas- n o te s For h o u r s \ n d 1 h a te th a t 1 p e r m it queen Marv 1 ickhng 1 also hate th e new secretary classics w h o c h a se s away n a p p e r s in th e lo u n g e G et real d e p a r t m e n t i feel b e t te r n o w 30 \L vn- :oas a copy editor editorial . .. a s s i s t a n t SiK iah managing editor editorial page editor a>id art»vw character Im age s editor as M IE I)A IL Y T K X A N May 8 ' *87 :)a g e 5 There T here's a g n a t line that m ust be credited to cartoonist Frank rh aves that also applies to the n ew sp ap er b u sin ess Putting out a n ew sp ap er is likt is a justification for the existence of sportswriting 3 w hich do not have great im pact on o u r lives Sportsw riters are rightly accused of putting out som e of the w orst exam p les of journalism C liches are en d em ic an d 1 ve w ritten mv share quiring student a th letes to undergo d ru g testing. A good part of the blam e for that m ust lie with m e b ecau se the s to rie s w e ran didn't m ove you to respond I've still got a lot to learn Sports statt Phere are probably at least as m any others I d on 't know about. it s being married to a nvm p hon tan iai w on d erfu l until you realize y ou 've got do it all ov er again to m o rn on issu e com es another c h a m e After every good issue com es another w hich m av not be s o g ood Of colirse after every there is an u p sid e to that to lousy redeem o u rselv es High'' and lo w s are anathem a to n ew sp ap erin g There is no tim e to savor su ccess or trv ov er m istakes We ve got another issu e to put out Except there will not hi* an\ m ore issu es of The D aily Texan for m e \1 a n \ of vou m av be glad of that but, 1 su sp ect, m ost that really don t particularly care and, b o \ hurts. B ecause on e thing n ew sp ap ers should d o — ev e n the sports d epartm ent — in stir th in gs up and get som e kind of ED SHUGERT SPORTS non O R reaction from readers W e've had our share o f letters com p lain ­ ing about, am o n g other th in gs, the lack of h ock e\ ^overage, the lack of Loíiglhorn boxscóres, insufficient coverage of w o m ­ en's sw im m ing and m en s ten nis and ev e n on e letter za p p in g u s for ru n nin g u n ­ flattering p h otograp h s of Lady L onghorn basketball team m em bers All of w hich are legitim ate con cern s of Texan readers. Pleas* keep w riting But no o n e really got up in arm s about like thingN that h ave m ore significance, cheating in the I T tootnall program or re But I am also thankful for the op p o rtu n i­ ty given m e in w o rk in g for the Texan the last tw o years and running this d ep art­ m ent, There is a tradition of Texan Sports staffers w h o go on to su ccessful careers as sportsw riters and editors, David C a sstev e n s, D avid M cNabb and Tom C ow lish aw (Dallas M orning News), Steve C am pbell f lo rt W orth Star-Telegram), Eddie Perkins (Dalias Times Herald> Bob C lem ens (Houston Chronicle), S uzann e H al­ liburton (A ustin American Statesman), Buck H arvey, Brad T o w n sen d , D anny C u n n ­ ingham , Mike M cA llister, David C hapin, Jim Lefko and J em B n ggs *r him to pass u dgm ent on m \ m atuntv Hi s a big tan of a band called the Raging VN o od les 1 tus is w hat college d o es to p e o ­ this is w h at ple M ore speciticallv 18 hours in o n e sem ester dot " tc a journalism major Now as 1 am v(xm to be released w ith mv d e­ gree th e n is barely en ou gh ot mv brain capacitv Sett intac t tor m e to d n v e back to H ouston A nd I'm exp ected to go out and look tor a lob itter this Our state-fu nd ed u niversities ideally return the tax investm ent w ith m ature pavers resfxm sible producti v e * it i/t ns IA»oking around the le ía n n e w s RUDE BOB BRUCE JEE-YLM S HOOMMA IT. room 1 havt to laugh But 1 don't think retiring Texan staffers are tht only graduating seniors w h o leav e A ustin as si flee­ ing under the im p ression their m u gsh ot- are display ed in post of­ through out central Texa- fice- Thev sav you n g p eo p le are at their m ost rebellious during a d oles­ cence but isn t it reallv the college years'* After all, in high school w e oniv have our p aren ts and a few In col­ teachers to rebel against lege w e have an elaborate tunda- mentally evil conspiracy of lan d ­ lords collectors utihtv agen cies c redit m anagers tow-truck operators and law -en- h Tient agen cies to deal w th bankers bill thank Nuw d ow n here at the Texan thin gs an- sim pler Fortunately mv first duty here — covering w o m en 's track — p rovided m e w * th ]ust about all the skill- a jour­ nalist n eed s, if you can build a w h ole around q u estion s like, "At th e o u tset of the race, did vou feel it w ould be a good strate­ gy to run tast?" and a n sw ers like, then you are ready to Y e- I did storv take on sav th e -ta te Legislature. Three vears after the track gig my tenurt here en d ed 1 co n tin ­ ued to w ork here at the b egin n in g this sem ester, but th o se pesky >f In those hours got in the way three years, 1 in terview ed m u si­ cian- teachers politicians crim i­ nal- -tu d en ts athletes, ranchers farmers bankers, p olicem en sci­ en tists poets to p eop le of everv race creed sex orien ta tio n a ge p olitical laid out w h in e about the Texan listened and etc and ends h un dred s o f p ages and ed ited , v. ell, a lot of copv 1 ¡earned m uch m ore than 1 have tim e or colum n inches available to exp o u n d upon Suffice u to sav my brain didn't get really screw ed up until ! actu­ ally had to take classes to N o n e o f this is m eant to be bit­ ter though Except for the triviali­ ty iif finding a job ! m not w orried I ¿¡m sure I will ab< ut a thin g som eday d evelop the point w here I accept that w riting hot checks i- not guaranteed bv the Bill of Right-, I am secure in the k n ow led ge that m y landlord will net read this and con fident that after a few w eek - o f d evoted sin, I v\ ill m agically em erge as a clear- thinking in dividu al. _ 30 — Bruce ha> been a sports assistant sports makt up editi * copy editor as­ sociate Im age- editor features edttor assc latt managing editor general n ■ porter and managing editor On sportswriting, Mavs and having class I U niversity in the past four vear- \la n v are no longer at the L mversity many are Those w h o should be m entioned here k now w h o they are and there are n o w ord s to exp ress m y thanks; -o 1 m not ev en goin g to try .... quK k!v w i>rse than rno-t . exun -ta tter- m tax t TOM CLEMENS I x A Yf 1 peen sp tn u te past But that d o e -n t bother m e I m not a jour­ nalism major Mv goal at tht Texan w a- net to tx \o m i Ih is v\ ill com t a- som e surpr:-< to the guv w h o w rote a letter in lune that said 1 have ‘ m tuturt a- a sp ortsw nter Damn. 1 reallv w anted to be o n e h»o .t vvnter Th« Jtue: began tor m e a- an excu -e % get i do rich rem em ber v\hich • th.- vrurtm ent .nit VS .1' 1 T\ tc i vs as a' , rons, u eraiei» VI tvs o vs ta p i mv tailing ecc n o n iu s tests to the retriger- ator dvH»r I m is- those guv - it - verv difficult to sum u p four years of Tex ■ experience in 10 inches . * cop v 1 snow be cause I v i tx-en trv m g 'or tw o .lav- A tnend tc»ld mi Uxiav that there vvert thre* types ot w colum ns The tir-t s p hilosoph ical I he second tv p * is cvro. al bitter \n d th e third i- m ushv a- hell I m -ure this will be all thret 1 he p eop le w ho w orked Here w h en 1 first arrived h ave all gon e awav This ha- bee' id 1 A SSO dA IT r * MANAGING EDITOR tough L o-in g tn e n d - every sem ester i- som e- thir g 1 had net ever had to deal w ith before you ve got to en jov w hat vou ve got now Tht because it mav not be here tomorrow lesson is a hard one to ieam and a easv on e to forget After -ee in g all th e se tn e n d - leave in the pa-, few v ear- 1 m forgetting that lesso n less often. A - tor the second tv pe of colum ns I w ould :x* cvnica. bitter and trust me 1 v been \ t t it before In tact I m norm ally cynical For ex ­ ample- Hove bout them M ays'1 Gotta luv that Dale I Hi- trade h u h ' The problem is all 1 can be cvnicai -area-tic about n gh t now i- the M aver­ ick- And the Mav - are just too easv a target. A- tc r the m ushv part w here 1 m su p p o -e d te» so u n d like —omec»ne sign in g a high schcxil vear- bvHis -c'fTv 1 m n ot goin g to d o that. I h ave ha i i lot ot m e n d s d ow n at the Texan and the* There is one other s i g n i f i c a n t lesson I learned through the Texan. That is a le s-o n o f h avin g d a s - Coach Fred A kers ha- class Say w h at vou w ill about his coaching ability A kers w as the- classiest person I ve met in four years Aker- w as put in an im possible p osition and never com plained H e was fired and didn t com plain He w as urged to try and save his job, but he d eclined, savin g he "didn t w ant to beg Aker- ju-t perform ed h i- job to the best of his ability and didn't care w hat others said What w a- im portant to A ker- w a- w hat h e thought of him self not w hat other- did Fred left A ustin w ith that attitude. It s an attitude I d like to leave the Texan w ith Take care tolks and 1 11 talk to vou later. — 30 — *m en? itant, entertainm ent as- sports makeup editor x ia te managing edit. r Thanks, guys; I needed that KAREN W ARREN PH O TO 11M IOR Once upon a tim e there w as a photo- lou m ali-m m aior C lu e le -s and basi­ cally naive to the real w orld erf pho- tographv She hid from reality bv p retend ing that classw ork and sch ool prcrject- w ere mcrre im portant than anv thing e lse S u d d en ly, som eh ow , w e're not to this day -h e got a su m m er p hoto photojou rn al­ exactlv surx hove internship and d iscovered ism Y e- b o v - and girl- this is mv storv 1 can sincerely sav that w ith o u t the help of D avid Sprague -til! be w alking 1 w ould around in a state of sh eer co n fu sio n . Right aw av he gave me the best a d v ice that an yon e at th e tim e could: "Get rid of th o se M inoltas and get a real camera A nd the rest is prettv m uch hi-torv S o m it w as -o dull. I g u i -- I want to d ev o te m v 30 colum n tc» thanking th o se p eop le w h o brought me to tor givin g my -e n se - Sc» thank vou D avid m e the chance this su m m er to prove to my -elt that 1 could be a photograp her And thank vou Jim, for kicking m e w hile 1 w a- d o w n Reallv you k now 1 needed it 1 probablv could hav e go n e w ith o u t a lot of the en d le ss h our- of teasin g but then how else w ou ld you have tilled v our tim e 1 And to Robert. 1 rem em ber mv tir-t protest »the really big on e la-t s p n n g ) w h en I w as -till just a little nobody from PJ and v ou told m e to be .areful 'cause th in g - m ight get a little rough You alw ays se em ed to care I hank s G ood luck in M e m p h is th i- sum m er thank- tor b ein g mv co-p h oto editor th i- sem ester It - not a u>b that 1 w an ted to tackle alone Mav on the n ght track and w h e n vou get readv to grad u ate thev II be callin g y o u tor a job. lohn 1 know already that y o u g u v s will think thi- i- m u-hv and dum b, but then 1 m just a w orth less fem ale type 30 n g h t1 W rong Warren uw- a TSP photographer I'd like to thank the Academyme W ell, 1 g u e ss I'm gon na fuck up and graduate I know that radically d e ­ from mv w hy-graduate- parts w hen-it N-a-great-excuse-for-fuckm g-up atti­ tude But 1 ve p issed off too many creditors and ur' manv w om en 1 ve burned o n e : v ' manv bridge- and it - time to leave Au-tir JOHN RUSSELL SELF-PERPETU ATING MYTH yet 1 c a n t s t r e - s en o u g h that everyon e should savor everv m om en t of her or his col­ lege career. I w ill n ever understand w h y p eo ­ ple w ant to rush in to the d old ru m s of a real job w h en thev can stav here. The U niversity prov ides so m anv sou rces for em otional and intellectual grow th w h y le a v e 1 For starters vou could alw ays co m e to the Texan and w rite. The vear-and-a-half I've b een d ow n here w ere extrem ely rew arding, partlv because of three Texan stafters. is an David N ather incredibly talented w riter and I'm ex p ectin g great a ch ievem en ts from him I know h e w on t d isap p oin t m e. Bnan Zabok w as th e tir-t person to entrust me w ith a great deal of freedom . B esides, he calls me John-John A nd ev en th ou gh 1 d isa ­ gree with M atthew M ate j o * sk y's v ie w -, I m ust admit he is a clear thinker. W hen I w ould vom it all over the page, M atthew w ould scrape it into logical, readable piles It w riting for the paper isn't your bag, take advantage ot th o u gh t-p rovok in g cla sses o t­ tered bv the I niver-itv Harrv C leaver radi­ cally ch an ged my v ie w o f the w orld Ray Mar-hall trulv cared about b n n g in g his th e o ­ ries and vears ot exp erience to the u nd er­ graduate level Joseph Kruppa op en ed m \ e v e s to a u n iverse 1 h op e to exp lore in the tuture Eulah M atth ew s b elieved in m e d u r­ ing dark tim e- and our con feren ce cou rse h elp ed put mv five years of college in p er­ spective Thank vou all for vour inspiration 1 he University also p rovid es a w ealth of extracurricular- Intramural sp ort- is a great the wav to get in v o lv ed A toa-t to A rsenal N 86 ITI loe ch am p io n s D avid kervan G um p lett H olland Nat M ann D avid Minter, Brendan C o u g h lin ithe b e-t goalie in the state), and th e five-vear ad dicts Larrv Galloway M ike B iczynski, D avid Stack Mark Ham er and U h n - M adden You g u v s are the greatest and this w eek en d the -tatc cup will be ours Perform ing is an oth er great extracurricular activity Bv ch an ce 1 got into acting Hal k ohlm an D avid Crespy Dr W ebb Smallev M aureen D w ever, and M ichelle Laier are bnght sp ots in a dep artm ent 1 m not too tond ot. Thank vou for h elp in g m e grow im m e n se­ ly as an actor. 1 will never forget last sem ester's T \ 2 class T hose p rod uction s b on d ed u s in a w a y that w ord- can t describe 1 hank you M ike Gilg, Ann Gindler Scott S d irock 1 odd la v - lor, D iane Zuber, Fred M end ez, R ussell Mer- bith, Tnsh, O ona, Rita, D on n a, Sherry, and S h e r d A special thank- to Rachel Carlisle and Ross Drier tor su rvivin g the W eekend From Hell It w as too m uch fun You can t take manv road trips w h e n vou re w orking in the real world D ave C ca­ charan and Lisa S ob o-m sk i m ade a tnp to Mazatlan mv m ost m em orable sp n n g break Mary Ann C onnolly A nn From Hell, and Chad "recom m en d ed travel Gentry helped m e paint an indelible mark at N ew O rleans Mardi Gras I'm still recoven n g for The fun bunch alw ays m ade lunch an un- predictably baudv affair T hey actually w aded through mv first colum ns and w ere m v S haw n Saunders (the q u in tessen tial big, silen t typ e), A nn Ffartnett, Paige York, James C line an d Mike Seim er I lo v e you all. 1 lbba Brav -u p p orter- first And nnallv the few in d ivid u als h id in g in the ventricles of m y heart Mike, I’m scared too but thin gs w ill work out som eh ow w e will m ake a d ifference Lee vou w ill alw a y s be a great source of strength and 1 can t wait for the 29th L au ne, I'll oniv be a n ig h t s sleep aw av and together w e can float awav Jack you're the best idea man at the paper and vour support over th e last n in e m on th s m ade m e feel that i had a hom e an d a tamiiv to turn to Peter, has it reallv b een 16 v ea r s1 1 have taith that you w ill better the w orld around vou . 1 love vou all deariv T hese and other good friend- hav e put up w ith mv d isgustin gly irresponsible w ays a n d -till prov ided a great deal ot support And for that 1 am truly b lessed to have p a ssed the past tivc years w ith them — 30 — Russell uas an editorial columnist and an Im­ a g e s contributor Raise your hands if you're sure! By JIM SIGMON TSP pnotcKr apf An thougl and greater returns began to pour in Friends 1 he irreplaceable ioy ol d oin g work that is rea) v im ­ portant to m e and work that hil­ an > ttcxt on other p eop li al a s a natter ot tact mo-1 4 N o academ ic course ev er did that tor m e (s o it v '), no other job has ever provided so m ans personal ben efits, m ade me reallv work tor myself *k up A tavon te com m ent bv p eop le lexan is obtectrcc I II kC w h o don t work at the that w ere |u st not e n o u g h . C o m p la m t- th ou gh t a new -paper p o s e d to be unbia " D oesn 't the T u a n havi nali-tic integrity to expev t 1 student m vs spap* r to have appeared in I ¡ring l ine so m ans el-* w h o dare- to trv to put it in again o u gh t to be charged with p lagia­ rism . -ed ■ the joi ' 1 vs O U that anybody tune- d My question to th ose ot you w h o are sitting there w on d erin g w h y your o w n -tu pid op in ion isn't mirrored in the p ages of the Texan: W here the hell are you? Whv d on t vou m ake vout vsav d o w n to the basem ent of the T ex­ as stu d en t Publications building and find out wh.it vou can do here? Y ou might find it prettv in­ terestin g to learn w hat g o e- on at a new spapet how d eci-io n s about the lexan > content arc m ade You'll m ake som e g r e a t friend- A nd you might even m ake a dit ference around here w ho know - 1 M essa ge- Parlin Hall fan w ell 1 ve cooled m y h eels in your i cirri d or- m ore hours than 1 dare think toe» 1 about It cold out there Fd V •v. a 11 1 V t v e a-ked tc»r bet- nic .¡thv M cTee w i>! hum or and augh m ade mv eek s on e ot the can rem em ber .< certainly wc ogether, haven t ave d on e it with ill hate the rew J ippu i nnv ! ! I thl unes ¡ rman - unfit t ildn t h an yone else But music k>t N« il *i o u iv I U alw ays 1 orram e C .»d< m arten — you tn e n d h n gh t trom the be- w en rem em ber gm n in g that (.r e g Sm ith — 1 11 kxik tor- w trd to v our future t ndeavors on the Anv entertainm ent page v ha nee ot M ovin tX>wn to Flon- d i thi- su m m er? Herbert V\ ilon-kv vc»u are on e det d u d e 1 can t wait to see what vou re like a few vear- from now John D en nett crearing di-order i- m ore h on e-t and natural than k eep in g order, so I've de-alpha- betized all mv records Yc^u w ere a w elcom e allv in th e battle against retrojerkism. No\% 1 ve gc't th i- pathetic urge to quote every -o n g lvric that i- m ean ingfu l ter m e, but 1 II resist 1 m already -o u n d m g like a high and C.od schcxrl yearbook entrv k n o w - about being .i high schixrler that - worth anv s e n o u s sen tim en t 1 m prcrud of m \ I 1 degree and proud to It n ever have1 been w as lot erf |u -t a that rew arding but hard work lex a n Ira-h n oth in g there - trashy 30 In/cu was an entertainm ent as-ist ant general entertainm ent reporter and a » ik iafc Im ages editor. T h e D a i l y T e x a n F rid a y M ay 8 1987 F3 eg* { Local doctor testing drug for asthma By CHERYL LAIRD Daily Texan Staff A UT-affiliated Austin physician The thing about has been chosen as one ot tiv( n searchers in the country comm is sioned to test a new drug that might prevent asthma unique tf new d ru g is that it might sto p asth ma attacks due to allergies K>t, thev start, of the Allergv C enter of Austin Most other asthm a medicut relax lung muscles or sooth» airwav inflammation once the attack bi gins he said said I >r Steven Fmdiav Findlay, 39. graduated m interna medicine from the I n o t r-it\ cal branch and is now a clinical a- sixiate professor ot mi iictm said He is the onlv p n v a te p h \ - i tl t cian chosen study. to participate in I hen- aren t manv peopU in ; r vate practice w ho a n doing thi- k i n d t t w o rk Fmdiav s clinical research cixMrdtna tor said ‘- h a r o i Morr Findlav is involved in the hna stage of the drug s testing the stagi that determ ines w h ether the d'... actuallv work- on h u m a n - Eh* nam e of the drug and thi ph a rm a le u tu a l company sponsonn^ tht ■« relea-i i w itheu -earch vannot h i india tht company - |s rmi-sion said the He a nd threi tuii-tirm re s e a n t nurses have been rtvru ting v o lu r \i. -tm a n .*, v*. U teers from tha a d v e rtise m e n ts n e w s p a p e r statt If vou havi asthm a a* < w h e e /t aro un d c a t s you could F part of an exciting new ihnical r* si*ari h -tudv M o m s said about . - jx .\ < whi'tn 9i1 pen <*nt are I 1 -tu dt nt havt resptm ded but onlv about the tv p« ot asthn percent have I’eopie w f needed have asthm a around . a t - onlv an vi!u> exp enence d* lavs d ri actiei are accepted as v o hm teer- ^h* mi tor thi test 1 he testing v.all- for the volun*'* to be hospitalized for 24 to 36 h o u e a ih m o n t h f o u r mew til ter f mdlav said university Proposal requires English proficiency By JUDY JONES Special to the Texan The G ra d u a te Assembly has a p ­ proved a pro po sal requiring depart m en t chairs to confirm the English- language proficiency of each foreign stu d e n t thev hire as a teaching as­ sistant. Peter John, professor of m a th e ­ matics an d chairm an of the a sse m ­ bly's Academic Com m ittee, said u n ­ der the new procedure, a p p ro v ed W ed nesd ay, d e p a rtm e n t h ead - w ho re co m m e n d the a p p o in tm e n t ot teaching assistants "m u s t certify on the applicant's ap p o in tm e n t form that the stu d e n t's c o m m a n d of Eng­ lish is a d eq ua te for the -tu d e n t to perform satisfactorily in the teach­ ing assistant position The proposal w as rec o m m e n d e d because there has been a problem w ith foreign teaching assistants not being proficient in English w hich impairs their ability to teach u n d e r ­ grad u a te s, he -aid. Carolyn Bovd, associate dean of gra d u a te studies said the require­ m e n t places the responsibility of evaluating the teaching assistant - English proficiency entirely on the d e p a rtm e n t chairs Bovd said a pilot program in the E>epartment of C hem istry will offer incoming foreign stu d e n ts a two- w eek program in language training "Those stu d e n ts will be evaluated at the e n d of the two-week period, Bovd said. " Those w ho have not \ et achieved a level of proficiency will be given further training d u n n g the course of the semester So there are some positive efforts being made to address w hat everyone recogni/es is a problem that n eed s som e a tte n ­ tion. William Hays, assembly m em b er and chairm an of the D epartm ent of Educational Psychology, su p p o rte d the proposal. He said the new re­ quirem ent will force d e p a rtm e n t chairs to take the language problem seriously. Boyd said the n ew pro ced ure is not the best possible solution, but she said the motion wnll call a tte n ­ tion to the problem and place re­ tor determ in in g com­ sponsibility petency on individual d e p a rtm e n ts " O u r concern w as that we not al­ low this issue to languish for lack of perfect a g re e m e n t," she said. "Id e ­ ally, there m ight be some better so­ lutions." The assembly also a p p ro v e d a resolution that urges the a d m in is­ tration to provide fun ding for train ­ ing p ro gram s to help foreign g r a d u ­ teaching assistant- ate stu d e n ts, and associate professors improv e their langu age skills. Final a pproval of the proposal- m ust com e from President William C u n n in g h a m . HENDRIX GMC TRUCKS, Inc. 4400 South IH-35 & Ben White 444-6635 ## GRADUATING SENIORS! ** Congratulations! 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State One-Act Play Contest, which is being held at the Per- forming Ads Center this weekend Fund-raiser to benefit Olympic yachting hopefuls By KAMELA STROMAN Daily Texan Staff Finals are on the w ay and not m a m stu ­ d en ts will have time to plav but th e \ uin take a break Saturday to help a fellow student make it to the 1988 O lympics A w ine-tasting and auction benefit Satur­ day, spo nso re d bv the A ustin Yacht Club and the Draheim Andrew - O lvm pic Cam paign C om m ittee will help pav the expenses ot Bill D raheim and Keith A n d re w - tw o \u stin sail- ors w h o are com peting to rep re se n t the Unit­ ed States in the 470 'i achting Class at the N88 Olympics. D raheim and A n d r e w s are c u rre n th ranked No. 1 in their clas- in world cor tion. Andrews, a LT accounting senioi he tor winninj their chance- Olvmpic tnals are good thinks "Together, Bill a n d 1 h a \ e m ort com talent cov enn g all aspect- Andrt w- A n drew s and Draheim also proba hi \ more national titles b etw een th em than O lvm pic hopeful- A n d re w s -aid Besides having to pav trav el expt n-t - to com petition- Draheim an d Andrew trying to raise the t u n d - for a used hull in the World G h a m p io n -h ip - n C.ennar sum m er. Thev are al-o h op in g to rai-e for a new vacht tor the O lvm pic tnai- i 1988 ■fit thev ar t u-m y is an i hex need to buv a h»ipt\l hull b e f o r e \lav \n d rt ws -aui t h e tund-raising commute» h a - do nt a trem end ous job which may tl* thi equip m ent low ?ht -.¡¡lor- i. purchase -er Vn ,*11 v Pryor will e m s d onated bv mem This auction hopefully will be about a 000 boost for u- Draheim said ; , individuals ‘j f . * * * , , 4 Fesch said since there is no national grou p the imm ediate the funds to help tund Olym pu -ailors goal of the committee :- to raist i eeded to get tht men th ro u g h the competi- tion to makt tht i Mympio 'av is I hi benefit will be held at th e k apital Club r of the Draheim An- day Admission is $25 m advance or $35 at the U D E N T ’ SUMMER SPECIAL $ 179.00 starting at * B est Prices in A u stin ! Preleasing f o r Fall Riverpark 4 4 4 -3 9 1 7 L E A S E N O W Londr * T re • 6 UT S h u ttle s • G as & W a te r P a id • B a s k e t b a ll G y m , S aunas & 2 Tennis Courts • In d o o r M ailb o xe s • 2 0 L a u n d ry R o o m s • L a r g e L o u n g e— Big Screen TV • O versized S w im m in g Pool • On Tow n Lake e*H W a week in net salare 1 he third one, which is really the meat of the program, is to pro- \ide a meaningful work experience tor the trainee H utcheson said A n agreement the U T group negotiated with the Dallas-based in­ ternational freight-forwarding firm Intertrans has netted the campus group credit allowing seven UT stu­ d e n t s to work outside the country After the first agreement with In ­ ti rtrar was Mgned tw o vears ago t h e manager an A IE S E C alumnus called the U T group to arrange for more trainees Hutcheson said the manager was so pleased with his first trainee, w ho was from Singapore, he called the group to arrange for two more trainees. Ih e v called us back again and things were w orking out so well, thev wanted four more he said Catherine Aal, a U T graduate w ho returned from a six-month A IE SE C assignment in M arch, said the experience was great 'I worked tur Philips Electronics, for and 1 did a special project them ," Aal said. Aal worked in the marketing ser­ vice department and prepared a booklet about selling service After the p r o t e c t was completed, "th e y distnbuted the booklet to all the P h ilip s s e r v ic e d e p a r t m e n t s throughout the world, she said in I lived with a little old ladv Eindhoven, Holland — Philips world headquarters. 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O K "4133. i tíJ.i ¡H ü1H i I f?3i ral fe' SUMMER 1987 REGISTRATION BILL DISTRIBUTION STEP 1: PICK UP your fee bill in the Flawn Academic Cen­ ter Lobby as scheduled below by first letter of last name: Monday, May 12 Tuesday, May 13 Wednesday, May 14 8 am-12 noon A-C H-L R-U CLOSED 12 noon-1 pm 1 pm-5 pm D-G M-Q V-Z PLEASE try to come at your assigned time! If you miss your scheduled time, your fee bill will be held in the A.C. Lobby through 5 pm, May 15. After that date it will be in the Stu­ dent Accounting Office, Main Bldg. 14B. STEP 2: DEPOSIT PAYMENT in drop box in Main Bldg. hall­ way (just outside Bursar's Lobby)... OR MAIL PAYMENT to Student Accounting, P.O. Box 2431, Austin, 78768-2431. PAYMENT DEADLINE IS MAY 22,19 8 7 YOUR PAYMENT COUPON must be returned to the Student Accounting Office if you plan to a cce p t your registration schedule. This also applies to students whose fees are to ­ tally paid by other sources and the amount due is zero. 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N 2222 Koenig Ln university briefs Reagan's com m unication skills to be discussed: The com munication s k ills of President Reagan w ill be analyzed a s part of the intensive five-dav Update '87 seminar to be held at the U n iversity June 16-20. The Secret of Reagan s Use of Television" w ill be presented by Kathleen Jam ieson, chairman of the speech department. Other topics to be discussed at the seminar include "T h e Impact of Legal and Illegal Im m igration' by Frank Bean, professor of sociology, "U p d a te on Central America the Sandinistas and the Contras' bv M i­ chael Conroy, associate professor of economics, and "G y p s y Am ericans Firfinn And Fart ’ bv lan H an ­ cock professor of linguistics ■ ■ ■ M usic students honored: Three U T music students have w on awards in the Rio G rande Valiev M usic Festival held Saturday at Pan Am erican U n iversity in Edinburg. Xiao Xing Ceng, junior piano stu­ dent from Shanghai, C hina, won the $1 iKXl Victor Alessandro M usic A w ard , the top prize. Marv Kathleen Tryer, lunior harp tied for second place and student received an aw ard of $500. W in n in g third and a award was Lin W an g, freshman piano stu­ d e n t i L i i f r o m Sh ,in i> h ,ii ■ ■ ■ Asteroid nam ed for astronom er: An asteroid has been named for Raynor Duncom be, U T professor of aerospace engineering, for his 70th birthday The asteroid was discovered Aug 22, 1085, bv astronomers at the A n ­ derson M esa Station of the Low ell Observatory’. Duncombe pioneered research in the use of com puters in astronomy and recently has been involved in the astronomic uses of the Hubble Space Telescope as a member of the A stronom etrv Team Compiled by Daily Texan staff ^ □ © O u D E ] I N T E R N A T I O N A L L O W E S T P R IC E S T O E U R O P E Sigma $469.00 589.00 589.00 580.00 539.00 $439.00 549.00 589.00 549.00 589.00 $489 IX) 599.00 669.00 569.00 669.00 Regular $654.00 763 00 818.00 813.00 1022.00 $648. (X) 713.00 768.00 1004.1)0 $6/ 2 .00 "6 5 iHI I 04 1 > H , Austin to: London/Manchester Frankfurt Munich Parts Zurich/Geneva Houston to: London/Manchester Frankfurt Munich Paris Zurich/Geneva San Antonio to: London/Manchester Frankfurt Munich Paris Zurich/Geneva Departure on or prior to A!rly in Texas H aig said the R epublican can d i­ d ates are running 20 to 30 points b e­ h ind Democratic can d idates in o p in ­ ion p olls H aig said he sees this as a ch allen ge for the R epublicans to n o m i n a t e a c a n d i d a t e w h o can vein H aig said his recent book G tw if exp lain s his thinking about t h e al­ leg ed d iversion of fu n d s to the con ­ tras The book la id ou t nw c o n ­ in great detail H aig said c e r n s T h e e v e n t s of recent w e e k s cam e as n o surprise- to me H aig a re tin d general and former ch ief of staff unde r form er President is firm and en th u si­ Richard \ i x o n tus sup; rt ot P r e s i d e n t in astic Re agan despite the Iran attair He said it is u n f o r t u n a t e R eagan che «sc- to put im age m akers under him m su ad ot compete nt statt I s Attorney General E dw in M eese he said is an exception Before R eag an vs as elec ted the lo o k e d u p o n L m ie d Stales w a s a b ro a d as “ th e h elpless g ia n t,' H aig said H e credits Reagan for tu r n in g that im age a r o u n d an d for firm a d ­ h e re n c e to a " t h e b e s t g o v e r n m e n t is th e least g o v e r n m e n t policy 1 s u p p o r t him avidlv b ut not ! blindlv a p p l a u d Ronald R eagan tor his c o n trib u tio n to the r e n a issa n ce ot th e A m eric an spirit a re n e w e d a p p r e c ia tio n here in A m erica for o ur trad itio n al values a n d in stitu tio n s H aig said of R eag an A lth o u g h h» a g r e e s w ith preM- dential ad v ise r a n d lo n g tim e f n e n d Bush th a t U.S. relations w ith C e n ­ tral a n d I-atm A m e n c a are i m p o r t ­ ant, h e said th o s e relations are no t p a r a m o u n t to him W e d o n 't h a v e the lu x u rv of e s ­ ta b lish in g m u tu a lly exclusive p r io ri­ ties 1 laig said " W e h a \ e th e p r o b ­ lem of d e a lin g w ith w o rld peace, the Soviet U n io n a n d a r m s control, w h ic h will lead to historic c h a n g e th r o u g h rule of th a n b lo o d s h e d a n d t e m m s m a n d w a rs of liberation ra th e r law But h e said o v e r s h a d o w ing all of that is th e task of balancingb* tw e e n fiscal a n d m o netarv policy to get n a ­ tional r e v e n u e s in line w ith e x p e n d ­ itures He said he is c o n c e r n e d th e d o u b lin g of A m e n c a s deficit e v e r the p a s t five* vears j- a vital reason th e natit n is no longe r c o m p titive in w o rld m a rk e ts W h e n a s k e d if he w o u ld ru n o n a ticket w ith Bush Haig q u o te d Wal- Sace Beerv Iht i s o n 1 don t plav o n no tvam less n 1 m captain th e m o v n from By TARA PARKER A lth o u g h th« citv r r c o m n u t ide-d cU>sin a tire station area le a d e r told th* Austi T h u rs d av s h u ttin g tf c reat* a h a z a r d o u s si li M a n a g e r v 1 m a d t a n x o m m e n co u n c il Tuesdav to c F in Station No g s t arrasco -gt atio n the >s* H v d e Park to a S H million u t s C a rra sc o pi >uneil w t'rk < million proiec ft «unfed s h t r t - beat a SI fall o v erc overed C a rra sco said the station is cur a n d cU»suig rei f • the d o o r s o n ^ w o u ld nc«t attcxt the city m a n d a te d ft» the *hr< t m in u t e respe*nse tim< Hvdi P ark arc tire station N o Hut Hv i t \ v i s P avss p r e s id e n t ot the I ark N e ig h b o r h o o d ¡ j Hyde Park leader blasts plan to close fire station Alexander Ha»g -eft and Bob Ehrkch. Haig for President chairman, speak to reporters at the Capitol Thursday. Bev Cotton Daily Texan Staff Dav is said m a m o o ld e r anci pn»pertv 1< er to ea ch o th e r thai Davi" a d d e d that hi usuaiiv A u stin S tate School. H v d 0 h u r c h a n d several e lu d in g a preschoo l the h o m e s are l i n e s are clos- m mosf areas station No 9 the f i r s t r e s p o n d e n t to the th e A ustin tate H ospital Park Baptist a schools in- tt r of p erso n a l safetv P eople co n sid er t h i s to be a mat- D a v i s s a i d W e n e e d the extra r e s p o n s e time It's w e get w ith th a t tire station b e e n a n integral p a r t of o u r n e i g h ­ b o r h o o d since 1929. C ouncil m e m her M ark Rose also said he w * uid like m o re f a c t s b ut is c o n c e r n e d a b o u t a d d i n g th e area s tire r e s p o n s e time. to I'll co n fe ss a conflict of in te rest n g h t now b e c a u s e mv d a u g h t e r is a s tu d e n t at th a t school. Rose said. T he council is n o t s c h e d u le d to vote on C a rra sc o 's b u d g e t recom - m e n d a tio n intil the- M ay 14 council m eeting. u 1 "ta- ti re or n o n e - s a . d n anc re ' i n cht i v ■ b een irn > w Dav d e Par iem it NO HOLDUP NO, YOU'LL FIND IT MOST "REWARDING" TO SELL YOUR TEXTBOOKS AT WALLACE'S. WE BUY ALL HARDBACK AND PAPERBACK TEXTBOOKS THAT HAVE RESALE VALUE, AND PAY THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE. THE CHOICE IS YOURS - DON'T GET ROBBED. IDRUACE7 Your Bookstore, and More Store 2244 Guadalupe VISA $1 million raised for papal visit A ssociated P ress SAN AN TONIO — F und-raising efforts to pay tor Pope John Paul II 8 22-hour stav in San A n to nio now- top th e $1 million m ark, but A rch­ b ish o p Patrick Flores says an o th e r $1 5 million is n eeded "T h e m oney to be raised in Texas a n d o th er areas is not to cover the ex p en ses of th e p o p e, w hich are m inim al, but to cover the expenses involved in p re p a n n g for the th o u ­ sa n d s of people w ho will be present for th e papal M ass, p a rad e , ca th e­ dral visit and the o th e r activities, Flores said Flores, at a n e w s conference to d iscuss the p o p e s Sept. 11 visit, ar- also chd io cesan M asses will be canceled th at dav all San Yntomo said Special Saturday M asses w-ill be co n d u c ted Sept Í2 for tho se w ho c an n o t m ake it to th e papal Mass in w est Bt-xar 1 o u n ty , Flores said W ednesdav The papal Mass is expected to draw at least 500 * *' p e o p l e w hu h Flores pri diet» d w ould be the larg­ est crow d d u n n g the pope s Hay in San \n to n io Larrv Stuebben Texas a n ird in a- tor tor thi papal v isit said the Mass also will be the m ost costlv event ot th e p o p e ’s San A ntonio trip i lores said m ore th an >s raised statew ide bv 00f the Jokesters prepare for punny time at contest Bv ROBIN PETERSON By ROBIN PETERSON Special to the Texan break you r o p p o n e n t's concentra break y o u r o p p o n e n t's concentra tion. S tu d en ts w ho tire of stu d y in g this w eek en d can take a break and do so m ething p u n n y . 1 he 10th A nnual Pun-off will be held at 1 30 p.m S unday on the g ro u n d s of the O. H enry M useum at 409 E. Fifth St. M artha G eorge, m u se u m c u ra­ tor, said 25 to 30 people participate in the event each year. "I'm usually still taking n am es for the w aiting list th e d ay of the pu n -o ff," G eorge said. The yearly " p u n d a y " started in 1477 "M any of O . H e n ry 's early w orks w ere very p u n n y ,” G eorge said. "H e w as really into plays on w ords, so it w as ap p ro p ria te to have th e contest h e re ." Pun-off participants rang e from age 13 to 70, she said T he only req uirem ent th a t c o n testan ts m ust be w itty. is The contest consists of tw o cate­ gories, "1 hgh 1 ic and Low P uns an d "F u n n iest of Show C o n test­ an t- are required to en te r both vat egories In the "H igh Lie an d 1 ow Puns class, t w o co n testan ts draw a cate­ gory from a fishbow l T he tw o com petitors keep exchanging pu n s until one ot them d r a w s a blank G eorge said Thev are lim ited to 11 seconds per pun Lenore Johnson, 35, a T 1 so p h ­ om ore w ho has w on the pun-ott th ree tim es in the last five years said the best wav to w in the High 1 ie and Low P un category is to "You try to in su lt y o u r op p o ­ nent and try to get them to crack u p so thev can 't think of a p u n ," Johnson said In the F unniest of Show catego­ ry the p articip an ts have 90 sec­ o n d s to tell a story w ith a pu n in the p un ch lin e Gary’ Hollock, 35, a carpenter, said he h a s used the sam e storv for several years but h a s not been able to do it w ithin the tim e limit. The pun-oft will be judged bv a panel of th ree celebrity j u d g e s B uddv N ickerson, creator of the cartoon "T he Q u ig m a n s," Toma C ooke an d Sam H urt, creato r of the comic strip "E vebeam n ew san eh o r tor KTY 3 Both Hollock and Johnson said plays on w ords req uire a quick m ind an d a large vocabulary "T he m ore w o rd s you have, the m ore placing vou do, Hollock said The best p u n , it it can be called that, is the o n e th at receives the m ost groans, Jo h nson said "Y ou d o n 't get any respect as a said Hollock w ho calls p u n ster him self a p u n co n n o isseu r "W e are a sick clique Johnson said. "W e are into cruel and u n u ­ s u a l p u n ish m en t Johnson said sh e does ne t plan to com pete this \ oar But 1 w ill be she said a spectator Johnson enco u rag es spectators to bring law n chairs Persons in tht crested m p articipating pun-ott sh o u ld call the O Henrc m useum at 472 5678 in T e x a s A ir p o s t s $100 m illio n lo s s A ssociated P ress - Texas H O U S IO N \ir C orp p osted ,i $100 7 million first-quarter loss Thursday th at officials blam ed largely on m onev-losing People 1 v press and th e costs of com bining it T h e D a i l y T e x a n Friday, May 8, 1987 Page 10 Senate rejects nominations By CANDACE BEAVER Daily Texan Staff After m o n th s of Gov, Bill C lem ents saying he was going to say no to law m akers, the Senate 1 h u rsd ay said no to tw o of C lem ents' a p p o in tm e n ts first. Bv the m inim um 11-vote m argin necessary to denv n o m inations, confirm C lem ents' ap p o in tm e n ts to the Board of P ardons and Paroles A p p o in tm en ts require tw o -th ird s approval by the 31-m em ber Senate. the Senate chose not to G eorgetow n attorney C hris M eah and Texas Instru ­ m ents executive H enry K eene of Dallas w ere C lem ents picks to fill the board positions. O p p o sitio n to the tw o a p p o in tm e n ts w as led bv Sen C raig W ash in g to n , D -H ouston. W ashington said both candidates are verv qualified, but both are w hite. He said rep lacem en t ot tw o m inority board m em bers with tw o w hite m ales w'as out of place on a board that governs a Texas prison pop u latio n overw helm ingly d o m in a ted by blacks a n d H ispanics. W ashington said the op po sition w as on principU rather th an m erit. It w as d e sig n e d to sen d a m essage to the governor that m ore ap p o in tm e n ts of blacks H ispanics an d w om en are n eed ed he said "These w ere tw o very qualified cand idates, and 1 re­ ally did not expect for them to be voted d o w n Wash ington said. "It w as a su rp rise to m e because 1 reallv th o u g h t I only had four or five votes C lem ents' record on m inority a p p o in tm e n ts ha- been "ju st as good or better ’ th an form er G o\ M ark W hite's, W ashington said. ' But let - not use that as a benchm ark because W hite - record w asn t very good he said. O u t of 38,24b inm ates serving tim e in Texas the p n s on p o p u lation as of Aug. 31, 1986, w as b4 percent mi nority by race and 5 percent female. Before C lem ents ap p o in tm en ts, the board had bb percent m inority m em b ersh ip and 13 percent female m em bership. It his a p p o in tm e n ts h ad been confirm ed one of the six board m em bers w ould be female and the m inority m e m b e rsh ip w ould h aw to be 3 1 percent J a p a n e s e group to v isit Austin High-tech businessmen will meet Texas corporate leaders By VICTOR J. GARCIA Daily Texan Staff A delegation of Japanese bu sin ess executives will arrive in A ustin Sat­ u rd ay to participate in a T echnology Exchange M ission w ith Texas-based com panies, the A ustin C h am b er of C om m erce said. th e p resid en t of Lee C ooke, ch am b er p resid en t, said 22 Japanese b u sin essm en rep ­ resen tin g 11 high-tech co m panies w-ill pair u p w ith at least 23 high- tech Texas com p an ies d u rin g the Mav 11-12 sessions at the R adisson I iotel. 'i t ' s an effort to have o n e-on-on e that m eetings d u rin g th e y 're h e re ," C ooke said. time the C ooke said th e Technology 1 x change M ission is a joint etto rt v\ ith the U.S. Em bassy in Tokyo an d the U.S. D ep artm en t of C om m erce. "T his is a cooperative effort w ith the em bas-v in Tokyo to w ork w ith sm all Japanese com panies that have a sincere interest to bring pro ducts to the U nited States, C ooke sid. Cooke said the m eetings will not trade be "typical general foreign m ission," but "m ean in gful d iscu s­ sions w ith Texas c o u n te rp a rts on m utual b u sin ess v en tu res "T he Japan ese bu sin essm en and then into )oint ag ree­ ex ch an g es, the Texas b u sin essm en will hopefully en te r m e n ts or p ro d u c t Cooke said. David Rogers, the cham ber s n a ­ tional m ark eting director, said he hop es th e T echnology Exchange M ission is successful in " e s t a b l i s h ­ ing bu sin ess o p p o rtu n itie s betw een Japanese com panies and 1 exas com ­ p an ies." "This is a little different th an the general foreign trade m issions that have taken place in the past Rog­ ers said Rogers said in the past delegates of foreign b u sin essm en have -een exhibits, taken t o u r s and had con- ferences," but the p resent visit is "m o re ot a one-o n-one b usiness type m eeting w ith an interpreter University United Methodist Church presents VOICE and VERSE: A CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL SERVICE A 1 a S unday, May 10 at 11:00 a.m. Music by Bach, Handel, and Mozart for Choir and O rchestra Carolyn Gregory Landau, soprano Virginia Dupuy, mezzo Jerry House, tenor Mark Erck, baritone James Sander-, baritone 2409 G u a d a lu p e 478-9387 Meet John Nichols A u th o r of The Milagro Beanfield War BOOK SIGNING FOr His Latest Novel. . Now Thru Next Saturday UNIVERSITY C O O M ay 4 to 9 M ain Level M a j o r i n g I n S e r v i c e S i n c e l H O G LÍ12 M i G l A D A M P E ♦ T 7 0 - 7 2 1 1 T w o L a r g e P a r k i n g L o t s B e h i n d 1 h i G o - o p M o s t? C a r d VISA May 13 • 1:00 to 4:00 RM UNIVERSITY CO OP Jail consolidation awaits approval By ANDREA WATSON Special to the Texan A p ro p osed jail con so lid atio n be tw een T rav is C o u n t) and A ustin w ould do m ore than sim plify the b ooking p ro ced u res tor p rison ers T he proposal w ould also require con so lid atio n o f jail e m p lo y ees. citv and cou n tv officials said. I he consolidation agreem en t which aw aits approval bv the Citv l r a w s Countv to C ouncil, calls for take ov er citv iail o p eration s said D an R ich ard s, d e p u ty for the Trav is C o u n tv S h e riff's D epartm ent C o n seq u e n tly jailers will hav» to be tran sferred to the countv R i c h a r d s as co rrectio n s officers citv said ' 1 think th ere a es b et\n et n citv ai e e s " he said m ajor differ» nc countv em ploy r 'O n the positive sid* corrections officer h a s w here a citv jailer has «1 " W e have a < ards said t» and wt har follow widt r range of opt ons a , a cou n ty career job " R ich- areer tr.u k e a m uch in term s <’t jobs to do They could w ork in cou rt transportation supply division or be a tr a in e r /' Citv jailers w ould also get pav raises as thev transfer to the cou n ty, R u hards said The monthlv salary range for a beginning jailer is SI 1% to SI 78s and higher ranking iailer- earn $ 1 ,3 1 9 to $1,958. As starting cou n ty co rrectio n s o f­ to th ey will earn $1 =>72 ficers, SI 34 as cad ets and higher ranking e m p lo y ees will earn $2,21.3 to $3,270 as lieu ten an t co rrectio n s officers. A lth o u gh phvsical requ irem en ts are to u g h er for correctio n s officers, jailers w ill not be su b jected to the agilitv tests norm ally required of p ro sp ectiv e em p lo y ees, said Shellev P u lliam -R iz/ato , in v estig ato r for the s h e riff's D ep artm en t. th ree-w eek T h e v will, h ow ev er, have to go th rou g h ou r training co u rse o f basic jail op eratio n s, and thi v are required to un d ergo a d d i­ tional she said training e v e n y e a r,” City* countv lailer Betsv Hill said the is attem p tin g to m ake the transition sm oother tor her and 41 co-w orkers as 'They have told us that they w ant us s a i d . 'T h e y 'r e making an effort to get us involved tow ard consolidation e m p lo y e e s ,' sh e The county ha^ prom ised j a i l e r s they will be transferred to jefes with com parable salaries Hill said "M v initial reaction was 1 was If 1 w anted to against it, Hill said w ork for the co u n ty , 1 would have applied to the countv But now mv view s have ch an ged . It can only be to mv job ad vantage The Citv Council h a s form ed a five-m em ber com m ittee to study the interlocal agreem en t, which was ap p roved April 8 bv the C om m ission ­ ers C ou rt, "W e w anted to m ake sure that e v ­ erybody had a ch an ce to participate and have their view s con sid ered . May or Frank C ooksey said (. om m ittee m e m b e r s are C o o k ­ sey , M unicipal C ourt ju d ge David Phillips M unicipal Cl erk V\ai? Stueck Deputv Police Chief Gil Mil­ ler and Citv M anager Jorge C ar­ rasco The con so lid atio n p ro p osal, as subm itted by the county', calls for the cou n ty to take ov er o p e ra tio n s of the city jail, In e x ch a n g e , the city w ould pay th e co u n ty the am o u n t that it takes to run th e facility. 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D oug I indauer, W estbrooks' ro placem ent d u n n g the regular sea s o n m ade the special p re se n ta tio n a po ster of W estbrooks stealing a base w ith the au to g rap h of every m em ber of the team after team receiving is aw esom e, ' This said the W estbrooks po ster N ot only did they w in the Southw est C ortference but thev show ed a little appreciation tor me title But the pleasure w as all W est­ brooks here else to say I m prettv hap pv to be back o u t 1 don t know w hat he said It w as M arch 25 w hen W e s t brooks suffered w hat could havt been a career-ending miurv while placing second base in an inti a squad gam e He w ent to the second base bag on an attem pted pick ott plav and a*- he reached d o w n to i ateh the thr> y\ Mike Patru k - knee cam e up and *-trui k him in tin tace H* suffered w h it w en b e s t called m ultiple facial fractures but th< v were more in v o h e d th a n th at so involved that W estbrooks is a lift < surprise d to b e back after | u s t over a m onth Trainer E ddie Dav, how ever, said W estbrooks w eight is the least ot their concerns. W e re w aiting for the dot tor*- to give him his tmal release [which s h o u l d com e next w eek] and w’e re ]ust w orking w ith him now trying to get him a little bit of a head start, Pav s.ud The w eight yvill u im e back on its ow n We o i lust got to get him in p lacing s h a p e W hen they [the doctors] let him go h o p e ­ fully wv 11 have him a little bit closer to being ready to plav W estbrooks now u s e s a batting helm et \\ith a p l e x i g l a s s tace guard that m akes i? Kxik like a fivotball h e l­ m e t 1 le tiKik batting practice for the hrst tim e April 23 W ednesday, af- ter com pleting his meet th e-p res- session he play ed a few inn ing s in center held d u n n g the scrim m age he said of his I felt pretty good first day in the cage 1 got kind of tired every once m a w hile because it s kind ot h ard to breathe yvtth my d and it s still kind of the inside the m ask itkelihcxxi ot Westbrixaks being rc.idy for the Southw est (. on- terence Ti i The 15-1 nghorrv \ A Re nuld re o re tu n is com e By SCHUYLER DIXON Daily Texan Staff With the Texas L ongh orns having w o n their 60th S o u th w est C onfer­ ence regular season title in 72 years, it's safe to say they will be one of the 48 team s chosen for the NCAA to u rn am en t. That m eans th e re 's not m uch at stake for the L o n g h o rn s du rin g the 11th an n u al S o u th w est C onference baseball to u rn a m e n t Mav 15-1” at Disch-Falk Field Texas Coach Cliff G ustafson w o n 't argue. "1 d o n 't th ink th e re 's any ques­ tion that som e of the luster of the conference to u rn a m e n t will be m iss­ ing for us, ' said G ustafson, w ho has w on 18 SWC regu lar-season crow ns in 20 y ears as the Long­ "T here s no horn s' head m an. dou bt in m y m ind — and I'm sure the plavers feel th e sam e w ay — th at w e're going the [NCAA] regional regardless of w hat w e do in the conference to u rn a ­ m en t." to be in If there w as any d o u b t about Tex­ as' post-season hopes, it w as erased last w eekend w h e n the L onghorns, the top seed in th e to u rn am e n t, took tw o of th ree from A rkansas and finished one gam e b etter than th e Razorbacks. But the conference m ay have one of its stro n g est fields in a w'hile. There is a good chance th a t second- seeded A rkansas (42-10 overall, 17-4 in SWC plav) an d third -seed ed 1 e\- as A&M (41-18, 14-7) m ight get at- large bids. T hat leaves fo u rth -seed ­ ed H o uston (36-20, 11-10), Texas first-round o p p o n e n t, as the only team that w ould have to win the to u rn a m e n t to |Oin th e NCAA p a r­ ty- "1 think it w'ill be a w ide-open to u rn a m e n t,' G ustafson said. 1 d o n 't th ink there are any p u sh o ­ vers." Texas (51-9 18-3) finished the reg­ ular reason w ith its best w inning percentage (.850) since 1982 and its best conference record since 1983. Both of the w ins in the A rkansas se­ ries w ere c o m e - f r o m - b e h i n d victo- By DAN LIPSHER and SHAWN PRICE Daily Texan Staff track The Longhorn m en 's and w om ­ en 's into next team s head w eekend's S o u th w est C onference track meet in Lubbock hoping to de­ fend their 1986 o u td o o r titles. The w o m e n 's team will be look­ ing for its third consecutive SWC cham pionship, w'hile the m en will trv to repeat th eir su rprising first- place finish of a year ago. To do so, both team s will rely on different a s­ pects of their program s. Last year, th e m e n ’s team broke in­ A rkansas' bid for five straight ference the R a /o r­ titles, ed g in g backs bv five points. Texas Coach field Stan H u n tsm a n believes the events will be the key for the Long­ ho rns' to w in th eir 40th SY\C cham - pinship. "W e feel w e could be in the h u n t with A&M a n d A rkansas,' H u n ts­ man said "A rk an sas has d ep th in the distance ev en ts and A&M ha- of course, R andy field As for the L onghorns, H untsm an said, "1 feel w e are pretty well bal­ anced. We sh o u ld be able to score in just about everv even t [but! the high h u rd le s . A n d a n d steeplechase will be tough 1,500 th e c o n fe re n c e Texas has only tw o thinclads w ho will be a ttem p tin g to defend indi­ v id u a l title s. D ag W en n lu n d will be shooting for his third consecutive javelin cham pion­ ship. A t last m o n th 's Texas Relay s, W ennlund notched the vear s long­ est collegiate th ro w — 271 feet, 1 inch. In th e high jum p, Jam es Lott will be trying to d efen d his SWC title, w hich he w on w ith a jum p of 7 feet 5 inches At last w eekend^- Texas the Invitational, Lott cleared 7-7, highest am o n g collegians this year Both W e n n lu n d and Lott hold the all-time conference m ark their events. in in the Also co n trib u tin g field events will be Fric Metcalf in the long jum p, w h ere he leads Texas jum pers w ith a m ark of 26-5 4 The L onghorns have four of the best six long jum ps in the SWC Metcalf is followed bv Jo h n n y W ashington Bjorn Jo h an sso n (25-5 2 ) (25-91 and R odney T erry (2 5 -6 '4 ). W ash­ ington also has the to u rth best SWC mark in the triple jum p at 51-9 4 and Johansson is sixth at 48-^ In the discus, Texas holds the 3-4- Elanis Westbrooks, still recovering ries. The L onghorns trailed 3-1 in the eighth inning of the first gam e but scored four in the eighth and four in the ninth tor a 9-5 w in. In the th ird gam e, they trailed 1-0 in the seventh inning before rallving for a 4-1 w?in. "T hat really sho w ed a lot about the te am ," said first basem an Bnan C isank, w ho leads the L ong h orns in overall average at .432 and d oubles w ith 18. "W e h av en ’t had to do that all vear. Just the fact that we did it is going to be big plus for us the A n o th er big plus for the Long­ h o rn s w as return of Kevin G arn er — the pitcher G arner w h o has also plaved right field and been the desig n ated h itter pjtched a two- hitter in the final gam e w ith A rkan­ sas. He struck out a career-high 12 w hile allow ing just a b u n t single and a double. His outing m a\ have m oved him ahead of M ark Petkov sek (11-2 4 56 the rotation. Petkov sek ERA) in from several broken bones in his face, w a sn 't effective against the Razor* backs (six earn ed ru n s in four in n ­ ing*-) and is strug gling w ith his breaking pitches. "A lot depend*- on the show mg in practice, especially Petkov sek, since he has not pitched consistently the last three or four week*- G ustafson ■-aid I nless [Petkovsek] look*- like h e's getting back to being sh a rp , we m ight go w ith G arner (8-3 2 25) the second gam e C urt K n p p n er (11-0, 2.25) will pitch the first gam e, w hich will -tart at 7 p.m . M ay 15. H ouston will m ost likely go with Jody Supak in its first-round gam e w ith the L onghorns but left-hander Larry Coker p ro v ed to be m uch m ore effective against Texas Supak started tw ice against Tex­ as leaving after failing to retire four batters the first tim e and lasting just I 1 i innings the second tim e. He gave u p a total of six e arn ed runs. C oker relieved Supak in both gam es Pam MacDonald Dai'y Texan Staff takes batting practice Thursday and en d ed up pitching 11- . innings in both gam es and th ro w in g 173 pitches. "T h e re's a rum or g oing aro u n d that they might -tart him [( okerj. s a i d C i s a n k w ho p l a y e d against Coker in high school in H ou ston YVt ye seen him so m uch w e ought to know him bv novs K \a - A&M and A rkansas ;yvo stron g hitting team s will open the tou rn am en t at 1 30 p m May 15 The Xggie^ have th e best hitting team in the to u rn am en t but pitch­ the question m ark Gary ing Geiger pitched a co m plete gam e against Texas but a*- a statt the A g­ gies gave up 53 ru n s m six gam es w ith \ r k a n s a s and Texas is Thu R a/orbacks w ore ‘hi only 5Y\ C team to sw eep th e A ggies this vear 1 hev have three to u g h starters in left-hander*- Ra\ H arris an d John C eb u h ar and rig h t-h a n d er D ennis Fletcher The three held Texas to six earn ed runs in 22 i n n i n g s In a sense I cim (su rprised said m a s, mst 1 m not brooks w ho w .is hitting 2~ led the team w ith 21 stolen At first 1 th before the injury it waspit rtally an y th in g th n o u s 1 thou ght mav N 1 just broken jaw But once !he\ tin at scans and X-ray s . usos w ere -at out tha and 1 h.id a few 1trac t u r e s a ro u eve p r o ? n o u s ind the - t mv sin I thoug ht w . i s i t • Docti ' ■ P u ? i balloon und cheek t o keep t h e bones in and wt red his jaw shut The rig let; and ti are the Tie ott next w su p p o s But t o r now he rem ains Of Uld dlt * fie h is lost 10 to 15 r only t h u e d t<1 coi Men’s trac k hopes for repeat surprise Women look for third straight SWC title Police ;ause (SS ■ . t W . • »'• await test results for of Jackson’s death 6 positions in the SWC w ith Jay C ashm an leading the L on g horn s at 182-11, followed bv Phil D rake (182- 5Vi) an d D avid La vine (173-1). T hev will be to u p se t A&M s B am es w ho leads th e SV\C w ith a throw of 203-11. try ing Harry' G reen should h elp Texas in the ru n n in g ev ents yvhere he has the best SWC tim e w ith a 10,000- m eter run of 28 m in u tes, 33.7 sec­ o n d s an d the second fastest tim e in the 5,000-m eter ru n , 13:55.80. YVin- throp G raham gave the L o nghorns hope in th e 400-meter interm ediate h u rd les w hen he ran a 48.81 last w eek at the Texas Invitational. I hat is the second best in th e w orld this vear behind the 48 73 of D anny H a m s of Athletics W est. Jason Leach and Tony Jones pro ­ vide the L onghorns w ith sp eed in the 100-meter dash w'here 14 confer­ ence sprinters have qualified for n a­ tionals. They also ru n w ith W ash ­ ington and Laron Brown in th e 400- m eter relay an d will be trying to decrease their time of 39.41 ru n n in g ev en ts W om en's coach Terry C raw ford said her team will co u nt on sp rin ts to and distance co u n ter strong team s from H ouston and Rice. "W e c an 't co m pete w ith their field e v e n t s and we need to get r u n n in g in som e ev e n ts," she said. break s th e But Texas should also score well in the javelin. N ikki N ye has the best SWC mark this season, w ith a l ady throw of 160 feet, 9 in< hes. L onghorn D aniele P heeney is sec­ ond in the conference this year, with a heave of 137-11. E l PA SO Police investigating the i» ath of Texas I Paso basketball p la v t' 'Jeep" lackson w ere aw aiting lab tests 1 hat m av confirm w h ether cocaine was a t Jackson, 13, died last Saturday d u n n g a it basketball gam e, and police said the ip p e a red to be a c o n tn b u tm g ta u s r A 19-year-old w om an w as arrested Y\ dav on d ru g charges after a w itness si^ statem ent saving the w om an gaye Jacks came th e night before he died "W e d o n 't anticipate any m ore [arrest* said El Paso police C apt. Luis Barb now , is in ch arg e of the investigation "W e U v the toxicology report Police h ad said Wednesday there co m ore arrests. Barba m et w ith m ost of the L I EP basketball team at the Special 1 v e n t s c enter I h u r s d a v a! ternoon A security' g u ard w as p o s t e d o u tsid e the bu ild in g d u rin g the 1 hour m eeting "T hey w ere try ing to piece to g eth er e v en ts of said a s s i s t a n t coach Friday night an d S aturday, Nate A rchibald w ere o th e r people and 1 plaved in the same gam e Saturday I was w ith him Friday but C hn*- Blocker, a basketball player said t i n m eeting w as strictly voluntary an d that Barba had ask e d t e a m m a t e s to help him w i t h the in ­ vestigation bv p ro v id in g inform ation "W e spoke to him a* a k^oup, w ith out a m 1 here vvasn * any atto rn ey s. Blocker said thing to be scared ot \ inline a f f i d a v i t tiled in io u rt said an u n id e n ­ tified w itness had Signed a statem ent l iv in g Ca­ brera met w ith Jackson and several o th er people at a restaurant near the cam pus the night before Jai kson died C abrera and tht oth ers w ent with lackson to his ap artm ent w h ere she delivered a quantity of w hat w a s u terred to a s o x - n< and lackson invested sem e of the su b o iHt m a m anner ton- sistent with cocaine use " the a ttid a \it s t a t e s Richard E sper C abrera s to link h e r to We inesdav it was p rep o stero u s la ck so n s death and that tin re n w no evidence to shovx a connection attorn ey, said A search of Jackson's apartm ent tu rn e d up w hat was believed to be cocaine residue, accord­ ing to the attiday it An au top sy h as ruled o ut natural causes and physical traum a th e police affidavit s.ud Pending receipt ot final toxicology report*- it is believed that cocaine w as the c o n tn b u tm g factor to the death Hemeil Jeep’ Jackson, right died last weekend. Jackson w as placing in a basketball gam e w ith som e H o u sto n O il e r s football players at the Fort Associated Press Bliss military' reservation H e collapsed while sit ting on the bench and wa* p ro n o u n ced dead an h o u r later Richardson says rehab, Nets failed him Associated Press Karol D avidson should also rack up p oints m the 800-m eter ru n . D a­ vidson qualified for th e NCAA m eet last w eekend with a tim e of 2 m in ­ utes, 2.8 seconds. The Lady L onghorn 1,600-meter and sp rint relay team s have also posted tim es the best conference this year For the m en the con ference m eet could be a preview of next m o n th s NCAA cham p io n sh ip s in Baton Rouge, La "You could probably pick the w inner of the nationals out of this "B ut that m eet," H untsm an said d o e sn 't m ean the w in n e r of this m eet will win the n ationals Like SML last vear, th ey finished third in conference and w ent on to win the n a t i o n a l s You II still see the relative perform ance [at conference meet) probably w in n a tio n a ls.' th ere EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — M icheál Ray R ichardson said he used d ru g s heavily after his final N B A -sponsored rehabilitation and probably failed several d ru g league banned him for lift tests before the R ichardson, a form er m em ber of th e N ew )er sey N ets, also told the New York Daily Nrws on W ednesday that the doctor in charge of hi*- o u t­ patient d ru g counseling gave him $60 to buv crack " to see w hat he w as sm oking H e fu rth e r charged that the N ets, to get .1 cou­ ple of v ictories, ru sh e d him back into the lineup too soon. The disclosures com e l e s s th an a week after R ichardson filed a $3.5 m illion m edical m alprai bee suit against Dr Russell 1 erstan d ig in Supen- or C ourt in H ackensack. It alleges that Ferstan- dig caused R ichardson to relapse into d rug use in January’ 1986 by giving him im proper treat­ m ent. Jim Lam pariello, the N e ts’ vice p resid en t, d e­ nied that the team ru sh ed R ichardson back into the lineup after the player w as treated at the V an ‘I went into New York and got [the doctor] some [crack] and I got myself some, too.’ — Micheál Ray Richardson, banned NBA player N u v s Clinic in C alifornia in January 1986 H e said th e decision to allow R ichardson to play w as m ade by the NBA and its d ru g counselors R ichardson, w h o had at least tw o p r e v io u s dru g problem s w hile in the NBA, rejoined the N ets lan 22 and played in 17 gam es until being bann ed bv th e league Feb 2-’1 tor ru n n in g atoul of its d ru g policy for a th ird time He s.ud he w anted to see w hat I w as sm ok ing," R ichardson told the Daily N ew s YVednes day after a practice w ith the Long Island K n i g h t s ot the U nited States Basketball 1 eague "1 w ent into New 3ork and got him some and said Richardson, w ho I got m yself some, too, ad d ed he used cra^ k while play ing w ith th e N ets in january an d February of 1986 R ichardson also said that 1 erstan dig gave him u n n e t e s t s d u n n g that peruxl and that he pro b a­ bly tailed them . Garv Bettm an ge neral counsel and vice p r e s i ­ d e n t of the NBA said that i erstandig never re­ ported any drug tests on R ichardson so w e a s ­ sum ed everything w as O k Richardson s d ru g u s < w a s eventually d etect­ ed in a test co nducted by th e N ets L am panelk) noted that the league d eterm in ed w hen t h e team w ould give R ichardson d ru g t e s t s it c o m e s dow n to this I am panel- Basically k) sa id Thursday All th ro u g h the M icheál Ray situation, tht New Jersey N ets w ere guided by the NBA an d the NBA d ru g policy' w h i c h h a s been form ulated bv tht NBA Plavers A ssociation and the NBA 1 erstandig treated Kn hardson atter the form er NBA All-Star w as dis<. barged from the \ an N uys Clinic on Jan 15 19s6 The player sp e n t 17 days at the clinic and w as to receive counseling or psychological treatm ent to p rev en t a recurrence of drug abuse. Norman, Stew art lead par-busting Byron Nelson The Lakers Jam es Worthy breaks between two Wam or defenders Thursday night. Associated Press N v\ inds to weather the gu"tv att« . ate h ‘•'tew art w h. p« M th« m o m ir before the g re e n ■ L A 1 our and the Bav H ill Classic champi- n made two 40-foot putts and used onlv strokes on the lush bent grass greens of u Ioum am cnt P.aver" Course at Las Col- " Jiu I L-at in thi t* telling ti> Norm an a senous th ve plaved . 11 y been me ite " l.isl the Mu Mi ( >arv Hallberg long-tutting Fred L o u ­ ie" and ( .arv Krueger each ha.f >-under 5" over the n 7t»7-vard course Form er N e lso n ch am p io n Be n C renshaw highlighted bv a 35-toot chip-in ad a . :th a sand wedge on the fourth hole Also at 60 were Duttv \Naldorf. Steve k ngton D \ VVeibnng Mark VViebe and 14 were at even par Two w h o d id r t crack par were defending champion A n d ) Bean and former Nelson champion Tom V\ atson Each shot 72. 1 m back in the saddle again "ang in an otf-kev rendition of Gene Stewart Autrev s old western song. 1 m back in Teva" and plaving well Stewart has a "tnng of second-place fin­ ishes in Texas including a disastrous 1985 Nelson Classic in which he double-bo- geved the final hole and lost in a playoff to Bob Eastw ood w ith another doubie-bogev *aul 3/inger wl ining last week shot : ttv-tivt plavers shot sub-par n and" W orth i Collected La" V ega? 225,000 tor Invitation- stew art was second tw .> weeks ago a: Houston and lost in a playoff last year in the Colonial National Invitation at Fori Rockets rediscover defense, beat Sonics Ellis held to 12 points as Olajuwon hits for 33 Associated Press S E A T T L E - Akeem O lajuw on scored 22 of his 33 points in leading Houston to a 2 *> point halftime lead and the Rocket" breezed to a 102-H4 victory over Seattle Thursdav night to cut the SuperSonics' lead in the N B A second-round playoff senes to 2 1 The Sonics scored onlv 1 3 points in the second quarter as Houston built a 36-33 halftime lead, and Seattle couldn t thai lenge thereafter. [Tie fourth game of the best of seven se­ nes vs ill be plas ed in Seattle Saturdav after­ noon with the fifth game scheduled for Houston Tuesday night. Beaten bv a combined seven points in thi first tw o games at Houston the Rockets ex­ hibited a stifling defense in limiting the Sonics to the lowest halftime total in the team’s playoff historv The previous low w.is 34 points Dale Ellis, w h o averaged 32 points in the first two playoff games against Houston, was limited to 12 points Thursday night. Tom t hambers led th< M n u - with -4 Ralph Sampson added 18 points, includ­ ing 13 in the first half, for Houston, w hich led 75-57 atter three quarters and by at least 15 the rest of the wav. Ih e closest Seattle in the first tw o minutes could get w as cw the tina! quarter The Rockets who lost in the N B A cham ­ pionship series to Boston in six games la"t vear, limited Seattle to 3r« percent shin'ting in the fir^t 24 minutes of plav O lailFw o n scored 14 points and sam p su n 11 as tht R ocket" w h o enjoyed a 1* •- rui OV» r the la s t 3 minute" UkA a 2'' - 1» id after one quarter The R iv k e t" out"* ort-C Seattle 16-4 in the first 61. minutes of the second quarter for a 43-24 lead to effectively decide the outcome Ih e Sonics won the first two games at Houston 111-106 in overtime last Saturday and 99-97 1 uesdav night ■ la k ers 116, W arriors 101 In Ingle­ wood Cal , kareem Abdul-Jabbar, compet­ ing m the N B A playoffs tor a record 16th year, scored 12 of his 25 points in the final quarter as Los Angeles beat G old en Shite The victory gave the Lakers a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series, which now shifts to Oakland tor afternoon games Saturdav and Sunday second-round Magic Johnson added 23 points and James W o rth y had 20 for the Lakers, w ho are 5-0 in the ptavoffs this season Joe Barrv Carroll paced the W am o rs' scoring with 22 points and Larry Sm ith had 18. The 40 \ ear old Abdul-labbar helped the Lakers put the peskv W arriors aw ay in the fourth quarter. C .olden Statt stavt d vs ithtn striking range tor most o: the game keeping the Lakers from getting their tast-break attack un- tracked But Tos Xngeles which 1-si 85-78 head­ ing into the tunal quarter took com m and by outssonng C.olden State 13-8 in the first six minutes i ' thi pn*tiikJ to build a 1 CM 1-86 lead The W am o rs who trailed bv as m any as 12 points m the second quarter cut the det- uit to seven at the halt and tied the game at lutes ot the third pen- 60 in the opening >d leaser in the pi >ugh th e l a k e rs broke a 68 all tie with a 94 "purt and th€ W jm o r ' were unable to catch up B a n ‘I yoyd£€ ‘T ravel t h r e e - c o l o r i m a g e o f T e x a s B e a u t i f u l D o b ir M a ll • 4 6 9 565 6 f l a g o n f r o n t N. N N. 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In fact, if it w eren't for his selfless efforts and considerable show business connec­ tions, m anv of the foundation's rund-raising projects — such as Sat­ urday's C ow b oys for Indians bene­ fit at M ano r D o w n s — would never have gotten off the ground. The Seva Foundation began as an international service organization approxim atelv six years ago. M a n y of its tounders were participants in he successful project to eradicate '•mallpox from the globe This w eekend's all-acoustic Cow- bovs for Indians show is designed to raise funds for Seva s projects for Mative Am ericans. " W e wanted to do all w e can to relieve hum an suf- tenng, and w hat better place to start than w ith the indigenous peoples of our o w n country,' said W a v y . The im pressive list of performers ncludes Stephen Stills K n s Kris- tofferson, and Max G ail (Barney Mil­ ler's W ojo) w h o w ill display his pi­ ano expertise Austin tavontes Butch Hancock, lim m ie G ilm ore and Jerry Jeff W a lk ­ er w ill also be on hand, along with ex-Jackson Brow ne sideman D avid \ a s h v ille composer Feter Row an, N a tive Am erican singer Floyd W esterm an, and num erous others. indle\ But given the location of the event, the most surprising name on the bill has to be D avid Crosby. "D a v id ’s to Texas, returning which is something no one thought he w ould ever d o ," said W a v y , re­ ferring to Crosby's m any run-ins w ith the Dallas police force. " I'v e know n him since before the Byrds, and I'd never ask him to come back here. But he knew w hat I was doing, and he called me up to vo l­ u n teer." The w ord m People magazine is By DEBORAH KELT Daily Texan Staff I ily W ay back in 1 AM lo m lin four-person crew staged and a Works in Progress in Austin The show consisted ot all-ne\s \ et very rough — material by Lih and her partner lane W agner Although unpolished W , i n Progress gave 1 om lin tans a cham < to see the com edienne in the actu al creative process as she muddled through lines polished character izations and edited skits that just w o uld n't vsork In fact Tomlin and W agner asked audiences to give their opinions after each ttnai curtain They even took l\ rk> in Progress to other cities and th< touring production even tu alh evolved into The Search tor Signs of Intelligent Life tn *he UniverM' now a smash stage hit in Los Angeles Now filmmakers loan l hurchill and Nicholas Broomfield havi captured Tomlin s creativity m av tion in Lilu Tomltn The Film Behind tht Show Com prised ot skits old television clips, and behind-the scenes interview s w ith lo m lin and c re w , The Film Behind the Shou' is certain to please her h ard * ore tans and sure to convert those un familiar w ith her comedic genius A ll of Tom lin s most popular characters are included tn tht film Edith Ann, Trudy the Bag I ady Tom m v V elour, Ernestine the O p ! erator and Mrs Beasley all make ap h\ stencal — vet all too bnef pearanees Bi in Because C hurchill and field have ím lu d ed «lif Tomlin s early days at I the audience van st*e transformations the enne s charavters througf years For example Mrs í ii 1 am n famous tor her tessional claim trv m s, lling s ta\ Put hair y h >od Vibrations vibran t i m e s ha\ < detinitv Is v han The charavter dev ck a c t r e s s w ith in Tht Seari. h tor S ig n s err! I ite arc even mort fast Agnus Angst a frustran •• m •' g , y : , < . .. ■> ■ * s-'s, ager w ho h a n g s out at Ih e Inter­ national House of Pancakes goes through some important c hanges as the movie progresses Agnes begins as a shallow, one*dimen- sional personality w ho c< ts angry at |ust about ev ery thing But as time goes by Agnes bt* comes om of tht most powerful and redeeming characters m the show. She comes to terms with her anger at the t nd ot the film musing that the trick is not to nund the pain The lights dim .i" Agnes speaks w hen tht stage becomes com plete­ ly dark, we hear her whim per he­ But 1 mind it touching without a r « one cohosiv t wh c haratt e r s lik< how seriously T« tjko their ^onit do the numervnr th« i senj- v i rv tired Tomlin in ing coach / i/v Tomlin I he him I the shott p laying at D obi atre '1st and G uadalupe sti Dynamic David Crosby is just one of the new wave of young performers destined for musical greatness ; if • 4 rtfn- A An n ........ .............. that the songs c rosbv wrote during his recent incarceration are his best since Almost Cut My Hair. And w hile several other scheduled per­ former'- at the benefit have also passed their creative peak musical- lv, an all-acoustic extravaganza might just bring out a ga"p of great­ ness from them. Proceeds from C ow b ovs for In d i­ ans will be split between several of the Seva Foundation's current proj­ ects. Com pleting construction at South Dakota's Porcupine Health C linic — a self-supporting medical treatment facility for N ative A m eri­ cans — takes im mediate priority A previous C ow b ovs for Indians benefit helped finance the clinic's initial construction but last winter the site had to be secured to prevent incle­ it from being destroyed b\ ment weather W a v y obtained a loan to cover the expense, but onlv w ith a stipulation that he put to­ gether another benefit to help pav some of the money back. "Part of w hat I'm trving to do w ith this C ow boys for Indians is lust keep up mv part of that bar­ gain, said W a w . Som e of the sh o w ’s proceeds w ill also go to the Big M ountain Defense Project, a Seva-sponsored endeavor aimed at halting the governm ent s renew ed efforts to torcibh rekxuU N ative Am ericans of Big M ountain, Arizona. S a tu rd a y s show is dedicated to Bill W ah p ep ah , a N ative A m eritan com edian and activist folk singer Kate W olt both of whom died recentlv. W ah pep ah and W o lf and appeared at the recent t ahtom ia C ow boys tor Indians show — the former as W avy s co-master ot tere- monies Wi t h good causes well-known pt iformers ind even the possibility of a few surprise guests, Wa v y Gra- y y is confident that his C ow boys n r Indians benefit will be successful ar­ tistically as w ell as financially. H ve rvN x iy s been terntu said Nobody s getting paid tor Wavy any of this, but t y e n on* seems rt al t vcited b\ the fat t that this is a bona fide benefit C o w b o y for In d ia n s a b e n e fit co n ce rt p re s e n te d b\ S e v a F o u n d a t io n a n d W av \ G ra s y , starts th e at n o o n S a tu r d a y at M a n o r D o w n s l u k e t s a n $10 in a d v a n c e S D at th e g a te, a n d $30 fo r C o n c e r n " p re fe r r e d s e a tin g 'C ir c l e ot wtfh dotty N O R T H C H IN A R E S T A U R A N T Sxechnuon cuisine near campus a t North Chma Great S4KVK® Moth '>v" tor $ 3 25 11.30 a.m -2 3 0 p.m On the ¡unch specials w e " o r e 2 different dishes on 1 plate - " FneP n< r W e also h ove 18 delicious com bination lunches me udmg e gg noil ond fned nee with dohy soup A lo n g » >t" these specia dmners me ude hot 'eo ano fo n - n e cc • es At mgm N o rth C " m a offers sue* dnnes os ’ " e k . ■ , * o: C "< k e r r-iunon C">cker Spn » Tangy Ch ken "tun in Bee* S• e M o n - S o t M o nthly a rt exhibits 6 2 4 W 34th 45 9 6 6 5 DELICATESSEN M O T J U M B O B A G E L — 9 • wh-ote «."e ar 'op p e d with nrrert.nm ,o> ety le meats « " e . n <• & cheeses N Y Style Breakfast-lox o ne cream cheese o r o hot bogw 7 o " " am M o - c ' ot* da> S at Sun ^-esr txigeis 'sot from the o de» C , e r days. M o n -Fn 7 am-3 pm Scr & Sun 8 am 3 pm 3 0 7 W 5th bock o f M B o n k Plaza: 4 7 7 ” 37 W h o le s a le avoilab ie. D O R M / H O M E DELIVERY C O N A N S P IZ Z A — H o w we moke i m ares it g reot* D elivery S p e c c t your oppehte and from now untu M o v 3 s' recente one C o n o rs .s h , iQstes' w ay free Peps w o r , small pizza or sandwich d th iv e 'ed Or 2 free Pepsi's w ony medium ot a ge p-czo deiivere f o r dei «o r, n U T a re a call 478-5 ’ 12 Mrs D O N U T S M R !S . J O H N S O N ' S B A K E R Y iohnso n $ B ake ry specializing *n fine b akery products W Sa*esoie ond Fetai I av a liable Starting Apni 4 M rs io b n so r i wti :>n j be o^ en n g 50< off on ony d o z e r donut* $ DC d o z e r b ro w n ie i SOc off on ony 2 dozen cookies Í: off on ony d ecorated coke and fresb b ak ec eck>irs o cream pufH 69c eocb Mrs iob nso n s offers 2 onven ierf ocotions for students 490 9 A irp ort Bivd o p « ' 25 Hours a doy ond 8 days o week 4 59 S 8 0 : 1303 W Ko enig o p e r M o n Sot ? om-6 pm and S u r am pm 453-7271 D O W N T O W N C O L O R A D O STREET CAFE B « ' P c - e B«s* Serv.ee G re a t Am encon C o le A l H o m em ad e O ecierH Most Reaso n ab le Pn< es Doily tvnch Specials Bartenders . e > Bes* (*esh Seafo'od M o r Fn Breakfost 6 30 10 3 0 A M r ner hi! 10 0 0 P M - Live M usk N o C o ve Horn 5 }( Mon Thurs Fn M O V AMX 4 ’ 9 6 3 4 6 All hems A vailab le to C a rry O u t Recom m ended lunch t 3 0 0 705 Cok>ro<; by D aily Texan ECLECTIC H I C K O R Y S T R E E T B A R A G R t L l i 8 0 0 C o n g r e s s A ven u e 4 0 9 6 8 1 9 8 0 s f o o d m a 1 9 2 0 ^* i j t m o s p h e r # -at 1 9 6 0 ’$ p r x * i ft*L A K E A ST i S U N D A Y B R u n C H m O n fR- 6 30-'1 0 0 S u n 10 0 0 2 0C- Thetr M O R N IN G EO lT tO N m E.N U m* sudet ok your r e g u l a r b r e a k t a s ? fm om m a l o n g w ü i mm y U I N G o f f e n n g s s u c h a s 10 O m e í e t i e C r e a s o n s 5 “ c m coke & q N e w O iÍW M sedton C a f e Au La#. Eggs S ard o u Cotun B o b b ie A S q c e o k A m uch m ore * L U N C H A D IN N E R M E X I C A N A L E JA N D R O S BA R A N D R I S T A J R A N ' Nok»v# AufkFT- jvy** M im a r fo o d LigHf- Thun, fn o*xi Sat $*Kvmg SuLzkng Icumn #* , » Carrm Am kIg L o oNxS by OfFpo*4 O p #'' 4 ‘ 4 b t " 3 7 0 A,rport a» M o 'x y At#» timpri A L IT A S to w f % m o# *OsA r -# - * ia o O v . v ^ ksv prwpOf d ' • * M #« .sS'ihiRH A jv . m o# ' d o yt q •*•-#•« Ch ou* Our S ’ 99 mrKbáaáQ u r n © ^ ! ,4 u c v -«gr u w koii f v IV-undav A . M A S 19? " G od o- bnKlkkcnti m T EXAN R I A N S R E S T A U R A N T T E X A S C H I t P A R K « A R M A N D O 5 SNappRfyg Ccnftii 1206 a #» Arm a*XlO t t> cfoffftt N*i p#r* o# Arma A V EG ET AR IA N m o t h i r S C A M A l. i A k t » N SAT H 30 a m 8 30 p m The 6 0 «tern Sotod Ac-' the Soup Stove iweh 4 Hot H o m e m a d e S o u p s 1 a n d t h e B a k e d P o t a t o B o # a r e a® self service A A u Y O U C A RE T O f.AT! Austin s Bes' T ft) H a m b u r g e n A S a v o r y S a n d w i c . h e * e r e p r e p a r e d t o order u s * n g t h e H e s h e s t poü»b*e - n g r e d i e n t s A T T h E BAk H a p p y H our t% a i Ocy enth \ 00 drah be#- S : 50 pitchers A S ' 25 High B o Us FAJITAS F A J I T A F L A T S - o l d e s t F o f i t c r estauronf A vonehr of Tenas fa v o n te s N o ch o s Beefburgers and s e r v e d t h e t r a d r h a n o t w a y m td m g h * rn S o t a r id S u n GREEK TED 'S G R E E K C O R N ER A u s tin A? iasf y o u d o not ^ove t o trovei t o G r e e c e *o e n |o y d e ^ e c to b ie G r e e k f o o d At T e c fs G r e e k C o r n e r « * serve hom em ade dishes at most reasonable pne es Sue h dishes include F e h Ploki fnofNng b e«erj Roast Lamb, M o uvo ka Gyrcn G o n d e » (Shnm p K a to p o u h » Bak«d Chicken) a n d Souviakj Ted s oh o o h e n *mpod beer and G re e k w m e only G feeS an d A m encan cu*s*ne at Ted's G re e k C o m e r every doy b om 8-00 am to 9 0 0 pm and S und ays 10 0 0 om 3 0 0 pm 417 Congress 4 72 4 4 9 4 Take o u t a n d porfíes ava3 aW e I N D I A N P A S S A G E TO IN D IA 3 02 3 - * W in n e r o f Third C o o if s G o o d E a lin g A w a rd For B e s t In d ia n R e it a u r a n f in A ustin for 1 9 8 6 «II 1* -r* ore o great to^-on* Third C o o s’ »h« sampler b a rg a in ‘-texos M ontfltty, ihe sog p oneer 'o w in n er' - beg.nnm g souc- ~ xkM * A„-'.i A m en co n SkU m m 4 77 ” 6t -imer • • fj" Auslir Chronicle me meo Oetiooul A ud i'' M o g o / n i * C o m e o n d 1 n d o u ' ‘ >r y O v f i e f v * * W * o n » O iie " to- 1 ne OQII, from 5 30 prn *C 1C 30 pm ond our Lunch Buffet (torts at 11 30 sw hi 2 30 pr* fo» only $5 65 e ve ry doy Co¡ 477 7766 Ml.. V A E Rese v o • - , " O ' e. i , - e d I T A L IA N A L D O S - h o 'y tor’hg*'1 fn io y o u r dehctoue N o - " » » •■.-a n Cuts e H m e m a d e p o s to ond le s ,r— Try os,' fam ous F e " e o s w e o s e g g p i o r " p o r m e s o lonettom and loso g n o Scam p i « » ; s c a flo p in e t o ■ o n * o * e w D m * trmóm m out o n d h e s F s e a f o o d rom onhs atm osphere or outside m Our lieo *rfu‘ G a r ­ den Pot''.- All ft i- R o m ance o ' holy m on e m eal Lunch o r D t n n * M o o r c r e d it cards accep ted Live O a k C o n g r e s s 4 4 7 4 !0 0 ' Exp#'e •• ' • B R IC K O V E N ! p iz z o b a k e o in an 1890's w o o d f ir e d Bnck O ve n T o d * the 25 h*rbs spices and cheeses n our souce ond o k fresh mgredie- -* Re ox in com fortable surroundings erw-JU w-jitpe->pl* E io y a d Heren' and served by unique dmmg expe enc* r < r o# gmoi estov.'ont with a g r e a t'e p iita tu N w tw o citations D ow ntow n Cit ! 2 t h c in d R m ; R . e r 477 0 0 6 o n d in N o r t h w e s t A u s h f a t 10 r 0 0 A n d e r s o r M ilt R o o d 335 164ft 4 1 6" S A N T I S P A S T A S H o m e m o d e p a s ta s g o c m e t p r z a s 1 -e s h v e s ii, s e a f o o d and ch K ke entrees Son', fam ily recipes Pnm a d o n n a , n e o ■ .ass n e x t q h lc iu b - d tto te q u e d o o r! O p e n M o n d ay * h ru Ser»'d a y for tuncF Pasta b ar M-F 11 3 0 ! 3 0 Dm ner M o n d ay thru Thursday tu 11 30 p .rr , F n d ay o n d S atu rd a y hit M id n ght ond Su n d ay M o d t o im n g 924 i 10 30 F O N D A S A N M IG U E L ve . ^ r . s -e . -r M exican specK»hes a c u d e come a t a d a kompejue--'- *• ip e c a ih e » m m# embwnce I- w - ii W-. s p T w r I 2 b A s W of Bum#* Rd H 4 5Y 4121 M Í V DC M»gu#' >d M#« Su t l w L A S C A S A S R E S T A U R A N T ' *c .i -es serve at *ts* -s<- onor h,«i.íüi Elpes Otes • o*c A Cortx r Sm *' 'I* Jh" os c hee R I- * morm a ie d charb raéed vzztmg tatAts 7 hey o e o ser -x ic ie r ; cub nto a n d o qneat t e t e . ot tempenq i i y . e - »• ' e n such as nocho* »upr*m * loqueos and a sam pler * s'* •- . r called *ts# F etfo Pk3**e os»** m o rgoM a* Fu* Etar senec# and H ap p i hour Busv protessKjnati « 4 also ap p reciate .a s C osa» p ron to SsKkF serVK. • wi*t- J 0’*^» e - • Vim -.it» tc *»sn vr * m. Bonqutf room avo«kXat# Ope Mon Th«' 9 3:, 1 • A Sat 11 10 30 Sun 11 9 30 In Hancock — <# * « ' '• Sears 4 53 0 3 7 9 M C ' *1 P I Z Z A M ILT O S P IZ Z A P U f r BEST P IZ Z A A W A R D zme '9 8 5 AÍ* around I ovor *« from Third C oos' M a g o zin# 1984 W # feature a uthentic Cmee* 4 «aiio r r n.n » t# G Y RO S an d garden "e s h G re e k l a k d t S e cw sg «mponed and DomesN. B e e n .tnd wtne O p # r- 7 doys a week, ond o8#' *T## s'J#!'v#r> -r> o Wy%#Nk3 aT#o SEAF OOD C A T FISH P A R L O U R cro w paths A* you con e at ' r * p i W a t e r B o "*t# s ( Cat- P i a l » Sft 50 Served w-e un! -«.ted Ktngy r 1 I#S hornenhld * Hud- * ..;n I" fis h $ ’ 9* C.OI« Stow ‘ •asly Beans W # o h o h ave S>i'«mp H a t e r s Chi »er - n o d Gum p, arid F 'ie d C ".< ie F n e d S te o k . S h n m p a . r - < " - d r e n i m e n u pn#r« ptenr, of . v n f o r l a b l e nostatgn funk ond Cxg " o t i e s W e r * :5a> S f * A* ’ h i Con F a t S h n r n j Cton M e»' 6 Tues W e d & Thun cro w av es no preservat-re». '«o w d e c gomes food . ocahO hi N orth Hot & Sp icy Cajun Catfish | f t 5 0 "* m> .s‘ ■ ■ ( 1’ 9*0 Resesi* • >eaf Texas ns" ume-its South e o s ’ of it* 15 O p e n 5 p m !0pm Ooi'y S u 'K k n pm M G ’S. A X 4 70 5 Cost Ben one n»i# am A «. w s u H A R P O O N H E N R Y 'S : vsten louro'-* dr- «mg house and oyster b ar 2 tor M f 4-7 ond S u n d ay 4 9 Hoppy " o u r M t 4 and K ite nights 11 to 2 Hom e o f tb # 9 5 < Im h c o fte e S e r v -n g lunch ond d .n n e - and fo o d -at# rught from tn# oyster bor to 0 0 a m Located at N IH 35 ond 290 4 58 4114.V m C A E DC *■ “ -n v <• P E L IC A N 'S W H A R F st A u s h ' i fv o tt unique s e a fo o d T h e * s ' h e r * i s * » • Jrtsk cl.nh SpeCKjHZmg meveryth vg •• >rr A la»».!' 11 g C r a b to ' l o w e d " C h ic k e n wit* oil e n tre e s » >ud n g a -nt- s 4 d r in k s M o n Fn 4 30 00 Open every evening at 5pm O p e n M o n Fn 1! 3 0 2 fo * lu n c h 4 ’ 8 5 7 3 3 - V M t A f DC p to th e extensive sotod bo« 'to** t v » » L U N C H O N L Y E A G L E N EST CAFE 4 4 7812 Across From U1 upsto 's in the bock of Yan n g s Miss hom e co x r qi W e t- e vm g delictous soups spe­ A-. , 4 cial # n " e « t ond detic -ous desserts doily at Hom pkrs our SUBS T H U N D E R C L O U D S U B S Austin s O rigm o Sub Shop n ow has 12 Aus' n oreo ioo» equia* s e te c"o r o ' san d w »n es ond salods O p e n 9 30om 3pn M o n Fr . o . i x o 32nd and Guodotupe 2021 t Riverside I oke A.,stin Btvd Phone ns ore we*.:om# 4 78 328 24 H O U R S K A T Z S D E L ! A h A 8 K E R B I y L A N t C A M S O U T H A U S T I N G AMES & AMUSE MENT S T H E B A C K R O O M wr##* trip# Mu*m: r% 25< d^cy^t b # # 7|Sb* : fo tt ftfv#rvd ü 44 4 - G A M E S G A L A X Y "*>■ ... - B S ente T E X A S SMOWDC **N footboi Op# M fc Guadalupe Ii* 'Som 2om Sun !2’ 2am . - W A R E H O U S E S A i O O N A N D P O O L H A L L On*y pac* ha •r A'.n"r' rrv s,«r* e Om.; 7 B r x v • go ld . — - pt (entOJMP bt.i—i-d table» La d •#« (h o •' * «te M o» 4 bee- B NghboRs on Wed pe days a >»*•» 509 t B#r W hite 44 - 8 ^99 mixed a * #**y> *t o’ ft 2am " * - ’ H A PP Y H O U R THE B A C K R O O M **##• v*v# M- v- *7 gts#'S fcot* Rfv#rvd# 4 4 46 T E X A S S H O W D O W N p u ick o i# IToiti* 2-pfn L A O icS Free Draft 7 pm •' •> ond Sunday N o o n 2am 7 ». «uodo'upe * '7 ^mmB§ Spro . - Mem So* *> 2 am W A R E H O U S E S A L O O N A N D P O O L H A LL O n '» pool halt m A.,-.- - with mixed dnnks elegont o' v- * goW if< wn ;« *-sn 'k i mosph#*# ond 27 F *-e»' Mo*- 4 ' . -v 75>< d'of bi'tiord hit-es or*--' * » om 2am ¡ c ’ " ry tsee* & hignboi*» O " W e ip# d ays a w eek 509 1 B» »e 445 8 9V LIVE E NTERTAI NMENT THE B A C K R O O M week l-ve M v i tg • *. 2om — 7 d ays - H a p p y Hou 11*7 25c draft bee* E a f Rrverua# 4 4 4 c ’pm '0pm A b b r e v i a t i o n s A E A m e r i c a n E x p r t s*. C B C a r f e B l a n c h e DC D*ners C lu b M C M a s t e r c u r d V V I S A TEXAN's GUIDE TO DINING and ENTERTAINMENT! A M ER I C A N E L C A R N IV O R E R E S T A U R A N T En (oy our jn u. sua- : c o ^ 'c - c D 'e n d o c * and j . 'c o o ' seat’r c Far unchirig, m unching, o r dining w o serve O spnere w «ae v a r e*v o* g o o d foods ndudm g the best an d Hot- les* -* - -Qw- exce e —' sm oked brisket som e m ode — eo tb cii and ta lia r sausage sandw iches spicy tocos »*- s'- xobob and dorr, g o o d b urgers Free 'e ie vise d sports events *ce co ld pitchers o f Bu d w ieser o r Sh in er B o at, $ ' duh-*g h ap p y hou r 3-7pm e ve ry d o y O p en 7 d ays o w e ek ot 11 30om through the last b eer at 2am . O p e r Fn - Sa th l 4om . 29th & R » G ra n d e 4 4-6051 f A N D A N G O S R E S T A U R A N T — Featu res fun, jp b e a t atm osp here w ith o van ed Southw estern menu m ciud g Sizz *g Tenderloin B ee f or C h ick er -a|rtas ■ autos w •** -'-esn hicken o r ch ii Chicken Fned Steok „ «*■ • am em ode g ro w an e x ce tle - ' va rie ty 0 , - t«- » burgers & m any o th er S o uth w estern fo vo n h e s Com e try ou- new entrees such os le n d erlo tn Foiitas, G rille d S- so. er > 3 Cr i w *h o steam ed vegetable G re e n Encm Id as or a G rille d Ch.cken p latter O p en Sun Thun 1-11 Fn S o t 11-12 H a lf p nce b urgers e ve ry Tues -,511'4 A nderson la n e a ' Bum e* Rd 4 5 ’ -759 M G V CARRY O U T LA S C A S A S F IE S T A S T O G O ty — H a ve a fiesta Vow supply the fun w e supply me fo o d Los C asas a t H an co ck C en ter n ex ' to S e ars 459- OS % CATERING R IC H A R D JO N E S P IT B B Q Sty le Bar-b-q, in a casu a l atm osphere Com e fry our D a ily S p e cials (Tues­ d a y) Sau sag e Plate S ’ 39 W e d n e sd a y Ham Plate S2 69 {Thursd ay1 B ee t P la te $ 2 69 Fn Sat Sun) B ee t and Sau sag e M ix ed Plate S 3 79 Dtrwng Room o r to go C atenng an y w h e re in C e n tra Texas v mmum o* 50 (M o n d o yi Chicken Plate 52 69 p eop le a v a ilo b ie a - shod not e . ,-4 S ess 444-2272 CHEESEBURGERS G M S T E A K H O U S E - R G R S N T O W N 1908 G u a d a lu p e 476 -0 7 5 5 G M opens rts doors at 7 am offerin g a ful! ne b reakfast till 10 45 am 9 0C pm G M 1 te f’njlpty M on -Sun and stays op er the best d eal in 'o w n fo r a g o o d m ea C a ll m orders w elcom e T H R E A D G IL L S Southern Style "o m the most flattered m enu «n Austin Breakfast, dinner & supper 365 d ays a y e a r Hot, fresh & plentiful C hicken fh#d steak, fn ed chicken -oast b e ef & oysters & the best hom e co o k ed -eggies n tow n H om em ode b read s & pasm es F ree co ffe e **#a o r soft drink w student ID N o w o ffe r­ ing take-out servic# in b o ck C a i 4 59 -FU LL & pick up. M C , V IS A , no checks 6416 N Lom or 6 30 am-10 pm BAKERY/ CAFE TH E SW EET T O O T H FA C T O R Y a - otd-fas*- -onee hom em ode b ak er * specie z ng in moum w a te r­ ing pastnes d av -eesecoke oid-fashioned desse*"»» 8 rth ikes and gourm e* - jíF - s W e offer honey sw eeten ed ond eggtess chotesterpl-free cakes m o d d ih o r to w ho e groin breods m ode "o m unfc.ieoched " rr so stone g ro u n d flou r ond sea so t 1500 S o Hrst o f ouditonum M o r Sot 7 om -6 pm, S u " 7-3 30 pm 441 C A K F 441-6668 B R A Z I L I A N C A F E B R A S IL C afe Brasil is authentic B ra z ilian cu' sme and the o n ly B ra zilian -estouront in Texas O ur to od is iflu en ; nd by Ita lia r Portuguese ond A fncon flavo rs W e serve everyth in g from full dinners to snocks ond h om em ad e desserts O u r p oces o re from S 2 00 m o d erate and d el» ous W e a re also host to 12 75 g re a t music e ve ry Fn & S a t night Fn 25th M O V 'N G PA R T S a n d S a t 26th M O T IO N Hrs M o n Th 11 30-11 pm fn & S a t 11 30- 2 am M O V D O A M E X Free pork ing lrttle*ield G a ra g e 5 ! 1 E 6 th 474 265 4 BREAKFAST K E R B E Y L A N E CAFE house ir 'h e en d In a w orm and hom ey old if W est Austin is a -estaurant for thrjt > <11 m d Fr,end ly servir e w ith a com plete e v e r y '!"* ■ner» les .m je tan an entrees O p en o il d ay e ve ry d o , wrft n*it mgbt lours Tues S a t W e sp eciolize m b re ak tijst anyhm e ‘ tours Tues S a t 8 am 4 om . Sun fi jm ; »• M o i 8 ou 3 pm 3 704 K e rb e y Lo n e (next in Jefferso n S q u are ! 451 1436 CHINESE & VIETNAMESE C H IN A G A R D E N me* Hunan ano Szechuan C uisine C hina G ard en a s o " p ier o f Ch nese Cuism e M en u offers g o o d taste o f re ­ g io n al cooking style AH en trees o re care fu lly p rep ored b y our M aster C hef, a re cip ien t o f 4 stor recom m enda­ tions b y The W ash in g to n S ta r The best fned crab m eat w ontons and M an d o n n B e e f (hot). 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The Show o f the Year." R e m e m b r a n c e 1955-1986 Reunited in , One Single Memory emes Beatles * * ¡Lcks0" J COMING SOON °n n a *eac/1 °ys j i ch*e/ '* * » I HE D A I L \ T K X \N w / May 8 & 9 midnight j v r«T«i. Rem em ber yesterday Ce ebrate today And nope 'or tomen re w Goofy Rainmakers funnier than fascists Associated Press K A N S A S t m Mo The road to rock n' roll stardom, the Rain­ m a k e r s have found can lead down such as the some strange paths one four-member group to a music festival in Belgi­ um. took that the "Most of the g r o u p s were like the headline act Killing Joke, which has a big following in Europe recalled lead singer and songwriter Bob Ihev re kind of into Y\ ilkenhorst ta^ust rock - thee all wear black their fans dress in black. "S o here we are performing right before the headline group W e've got on our multicolored clothes and our goofv attitudes. W e were just up there to have fun. Before you know it, the audience bought it. Thev thought. These guys really are having fun! W hv are we being fascists1 Let's have fun too. The fun hasn't stopped for the Rainmakers, who have risen from relative obscurity as a Midwestern bar band te a critically acclaimed na­ tional recording act V . '-;c * called the Rainmakers first album the hottest nv k debut ot I486, and said their music embo died "simplicity, sincerity and ve­ locity. 1 he group Y\aikenhorst, lead guitarist Steve Phillips, bass guitar­ ist Rich Ruth and drummer Pat To- mek toured extensively in the I mted states and Europe following the release of their debut 1 P, ¡ he RamiRaker> Released last August the L P h a s s o l d respectable well s e l l i n g about 100,(XX) copies in the 1 nited States and climbing to #83 on HiUhwrd magazine s pop sales charts. Because they lived far from the record companies on both coasts it took the band a little longer to solve the mystery of how to go about making a record Waikenhorst -.aid When it tinalh worked for us, it was so simple it was just silly, he „aid All \ou do i- v\nte some good songs, record'em, get some- bod\ to takt the tape to the record companies. The record company s*j \nhui Br • Las* Wit • rtxv ds*K^x MeA* *Sok -aw • Bad Mutt* s n t w * x> iv • S T - : « s U f [ ^ « T h f W ig g b w ^ M W it S t o r m ííT h e b f K K ia r o o p m e T h e ^ e e t i s * u u s s Mw v C + H 'i4 * n s * P U r . 9 * N t c f 8ti(inc\rra« Bkx DwtMTh* Tnt* • B U Y , SELL, RENT, TRADE. W A N T A D S . . . 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 Cactus TONIGHT an e n m g » tth PETER ROW AN • p e d a l a 0 » » 1 B IL L M O R R IS S E Y S a t u r d a y The L rg e n d a n TOWNES VAN ZANDT opening PAT M E A R S com ing T U E S D A Y . M a* 12 Australia s Premier f :>lk Singer M A R O N W Y N D H A M READ P e te r,Poul and Mary ca s favorite 4o!k trio for t^ree decaoes A Saturday. May 30 at 8 pm U T Periorm ing Arts Center Concert Hall Pub c Si 5 $12. $8 S2 off tor UTID and seniors Student rush 1 2 public pnce with va d student ID two hours be*ore cudain T ckets a* the Performing Arts Cerne' Erwin Center H EB Superstores and all Other UTT T cxetCenters Oarqe-a-t’Cket 477-6060 Information 471 -” 444 T H I S W E E K Performing Ads Center T«flS UNION !4 tti a«<í O U A M I U H A r f o C O M P L E X C O L L E G E O F F I N E A R T S \ wt-ckK m ’he 'paces o! the ( ollege of Fine Arts. ight <*n muM< art. drama optra. and dance evt in held EXHIBITIONS Through May 17-Stude~‘ y Hunf''gtc',Gollery ntheA'~B,. a 'g “"ee MayH1-16 THEATRE May 10- ~ere s*oB"other ~ .ab -er-e Free. May 11-12- The Knee Plays," by Robert Wilson andDav¡dByrne.8pm C eceenria Admission DANCE May 16-Texas Nat cro Darce’ ,'eat'e 8p - Concert Hal FOBMOtf INFORMATION CALL 471-V444 i á f i f 315-6789 eludes the Pei The ARTS COMPLEX forming Arts Center. Department of Drama. Department ol Art. the Archer M Huntington Gallen, and the Department of Music and ARTS events held within those areas. I COMPLEX - located at 23rd Street and bor­ de trd ’ v Nan laci in Stret ' r - Drive The ARTS COMPLEX Telepages. tppo T HE U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S AT A U S T I N TONIGHT B razilian Music w/Quixumba cover $ 2 .5 0 10:00 pm-l:30 am Saturday MCA Recording Artist DAVID BECKER TRIBUNI 10:00 pm-l:30 am If you see nothing else this season, see this. May 11-12 at 8 pm. Performing Arts Center Concert Hall. S15, $8. S3 ($13, $6. $2 ÜT ID and seniors.) Tickets at the PAC, Erwin Center and all C1TTM Tick- etCenters. Charge-a-ticket: 477-6060. 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V u sju, Gertrude Stein & Alice E Toldas Thev set a new standard for compassion, artistry and love IiNDA HUNT «d IINTA BASSETT UU f • 'ik »*M *. " t h e V V A m N O f c M O C N ANDREWMcCAKTHY AMERICAN PLtfHOUS THLffRJCAL FILMS x luoajoor wtl SKDUR.\S POURES •A m UNIX HINT UNDa BASSFTT BRIO McGIU BER.N.ADETTE U W K T JACQUES BOUDET « ANDREW McC aKTTTi * WAITING FORTHE MOON V - r > VtARh M A C E .vrrw» E ÍjODMEC^ ■matnt 'Sour L]sZ)SA\ Z m a X A -odmici» SANIYA Sc-HULBERC A N Pf i .(B FLmS i»SOCIETEFRaNCaISEOf PRODUCIRA An ou tra g e o u s H o lly w o o d h ip rip - o tt' R a w a t m o s p h e r e ' n VC ' y j j i j u p e a n m * w r a m x n •wj. fm si r ^ s BOLO STYLIZED RTVXALS KUMBV AS R H A S T IA A REMARKABLE CINEMATIC ACHIEVEMENT v: • . * HHI7 • ■».-t . B a c k To S c h o o l LATI SHOW 1 1:15 p»n Friday A S aturday Union TSoatra LATI SHOW 11 45 p*n , Saturday H o g g A u d .-1 .or*- "7 —9» « 8 ^ hÉ Lacsi Wtn taufhtar Oim of tfM feast movías at tha yaar A fimni fwMiy amvta. 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R E N T A L 3 7 0 U n t A p t s M ove-In No Rent 'Til June • N o rth C entral lo c a tio n • pools Lau n d ry Room s . oc a iy O w n e d and O p e ra te d • • Shi trie City Bus • Secure . 7>tS o f Park ng • Rampart Apartments 1 2 3 0 E. 3 8 ' 2 St. 454-0202 $ 7 9 D e p o s i t Pre-Leasing For Summer/Fall • 1, 2 . 3 , 5 B e d ro o m » e 2 L ig h te d le n n n C o u rh e Cevkng Fon» In Ltvmg Room» ond Bedroom» e Shuttle Bm S top $ * e Security Service e Ci»y Trom portahon e PutSng G reen e O u td o o r J o c u u t» e Bor-B-Q uet B P * * * e Cor Wa»hmg A rec e Exert»# Room» e Tennis Court» e Cobte TV Hook Up e Two S«*imming Pooh e Ba»keibaii & VotteyboH Courts • New Clubhouse Under Construction • Italian Ceramic Tile in Kitchen and Bath • 2 Bedroom Guest House • GE M icrowave Ovens 447-4130 2101 BURTON DR. M F 8 6 , S A T 9 - 5 S U N 1 5 Minuto* From Campus. . . SANDSTONE I & II AND STAFFORD HOUSE APARTMENTS S u m m e r R a te * S ta r t A t *225 on Shuttle Bout* 478-0955 T h e E lm s ? & ;á p § l§ i - r ^ - . S x . ’ x N o w R e m o d e lle d $79 M o v e - l n O n e M o n th Free Rent F u rn is h e d a n d U n fu r n is h e d 2BR 1BA 2BR' BA 1BR1BA Starting at $ 2 7 9 * Clo$e to Shuttle 452-7202 6 0 0 E. 5 3 rd St. Break Away From The Ordinary Enyos I sirhio I uxun At AttsmAiNc' Pricev S p n n g I T io r r > n o h c t ic r tin *.* to le a v e b e h in d th e m u n d a n e a n d b e g in to e n jo v th e pla«.e s o u s a ll h o m e 1 ik e th e la rg e s w i m m i n g p o o l h o i tu b . a n d u n n in g d c ^ k s Spaw io u s t lo o i p la n s w u h r r m t s a le d « * * 7 £ Í¡' in t e r io r s L a u d s o f b o o k c a s e s - c lo s e ts a n d ^ a h m e ls \ n d k x a tio n s th a l are s lo s e t o s a m p u s p o p u la r r e s ta u ra n ts s h o p p in g a n d s h u ilie b u s ls n t it lim e s o u set s o u r s e l! a p a rt f r s 'm ih e pav k ’ ( a ll us to d a v t o r d e t a ils .í/k/t/A/ uhi A p a r t m e n t' in H y d e P ark 4 V ' D u s a I A u s t in . le x a s , 8 i S l 451 2 H 3 ( A H N L « V I A p a r t m e n t s u i V t e s t C a m p u s 7 8 10 s a la d » ' A u s t i n , Texas 7870$ 4 7 7 $ 8 1 6 hrvtm the collect ton 4 H u tk n Frvipcntc$ Oak Ridge Willowick Woodmoor Barton’s Mill 345-8938 444-0687 447-8811 447-7223 ALL OFFICES OPCN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10-6 10-5 1-5 MON.-FRt. SAT. SUN. RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 380 — Furn. Duplexes 390 — Unf. Duplexes 390 — Unf. Duplexes 400 — Condos- Townhouses 400 — Condos- Townhouses I T h e D a i l y TEXAN/Friday, May 8, 1987 Page 20 RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 370 — Unff. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 1 BEDROOM — $295 Large IV2 bath studio. Patio, balcony, covered parking, gas paid. 701 W est North Loop. 454-8365, 451- 6533. Central Properties, Inc. TOTALLY A W E S O M E ! W h ere else m W esi Campus can you find pool, focuizi, sports court volleyball txsskei boH. security system patios, balconies barbe 11 are prti, ptcntc orea, O U T D O O R FIREPLACE courtyard w Fountain», waterfalls Storage unrts. microwave washer dryer ceiling fon terrific color schemes Efficiencies bedroom 2-2's Storting S271-J995 Coll for details 5-11 Apartment Finders 458-1213 N IC E . UT EA ST w a lk shuttle 1BR/1BA, C A . CM. fans, extras, $2 75 8 0 ' M an e* Road 4 9 9 0 6 3 9 339 8 9 3 5 t SM A L L E X C E L L E N T efficiency W est Cam p us All electric dishwasher dispos al, lots of buih-ins Leasing now For sum mer Fall. Howei* Properties 4 7 7 9 9 2 5 5-11D W A LK . T O UT EFFiciencies a n d o n e bed room, a va ila b le June 1st A d jacen t to E astw oods Pork, neat Low Sc h o o l Excel ¡en’ condition, ceiling Fans etc From $ 2 2 5 • $ 2 9 5 4 59-9095. 5 11 C O N V E N IE N T UT, 'H 35 la rg e 1-1 go roge apartm ent A C range refrigerator East 15th $3 2 5 472 2 0 9 ? 4 7 8 5 7 3 9 6-1 SU B L ET W O O D S apartm ent M o p a c R oilm gw ood exit iBR $ 2 7 6 m o oool Ju n e August attractive setting n o kids W A L K T O C A M P U S La rg e 2-2 G r e a t For roommates Pre lease foi Foil. $ 6 ^ 5 M eisler Realtv 4 4 3 2 5 2 6 5 ¡1C 5-1 ID 8 2 3 3719 5 II built-in d ressers, desks S it- d o w n kitch Std 4 7 8 3518 5-11D 3 0 5 P la c e A partm ents The efficiency home you ve been seeking .on be Found rn tho community Featunng spocious and comfortable apartment homes with on site monogemem oool, loundry neoi [F shut He Lease options avotlobFe Pra ieasing For summer & toll mos one spang most welcome C a ll 45 9 -4 9 7 7 o r 459-1711 S P E C IA L 10% DISCO UN T UT STUDENTS & FACULTY C O M E SEE THE DIFFERENCE SPA N ISH TRACE UNDER N EW M A N A G EM EN T 4 5 4 - 4 4 0 9 O N SHUTTLE ROUTE 6-241 W e s t 2 6 th S t r e e t S o lid 1 9 5 0 s e ffi­ c ie n c y . C a r p e te d , lots o f w in d o w s , en, tile b oth. C o u r t y a rd w ith g r e e n g ra s s p o o l la u n d ry Lim ited park* no $ 2 2 0 plus utilities sum m er $ 2 5 0 fa Pre-ieo se, $ 2 0 0 plus A u g u s t rent. A f ­ 6-3C te r 3 pm J a c k Je n n in g s , 4 4 6 8 9 4 5 4 -4 0 3 1 ’ •THE 35th STREET JO IN T V E N T U R E ** P R E S E N T S Sharp oponment homes ranging bom fur- mshec! efficiencies to iorge 2-2‘s. O n site monogemem quick maintenance pools 6-29D close to IF shuttle Cunentfy leasing For sum met to* and spnng Option specials avotlobie now Co* 459-4977 or 453-1804 5-9A S 5 0 Deposit 1 Bdr — $285 2 B d rs s ta rlin g a t $ 3 5 0 e C e ilin g Fa n s e C o v e r e d P a r k in g e F ,r e p io c e e Fu lly 1213 5-11D E q u ip p e d C lu b h o u s e e 2 4 H i M a m ie 5-11 n a n c e • N e a r UT S h u ttle c o n r H o m e To Y o u * C a s tle A t K in g s to n Vil lo g e 9 2 8 - 0 8 3 4 6 8 5 5 H w y 2 9 0 E O p e n W e e k e n d s W e Don t Have A Laundry Room P R E - L E A S IN G F O R S U M M E R S. FALL. 2 2 all bills paid, halt block From Low Sc h o o l Built rn desks A bookshelves m bedro om Quiet* Lots oF trees Cold AC big balconies great location Frost v o c w in d ow s for Free d unng those ho* sum met months G o in g Fast. Coti Ston 4 76 5631 5-11D $ 9 9 TOTAL move-m Luxury con d o Can trolly located Lots ot amenities Security co v ered parking Starting ot $4 25 W ______ Properties 4 7 6 -8 8 0 0 6 5A sauna, weight-room F A N T A S T IC D EA L on brand n e e luxury apartm ent off south shuttle Pool. >.ns. r i tanning beds firep lace wet-bar m icrow ave om en ties g a lo re From $ 3 ’ 1 Sp ecial summe- pnces W Properties, 4 7 6 -8 8 0 0 6 5A W E S T C A M P U S oreo Summet an d Fall reuses a va ila b le 1 1 s starting a l $ 2 9 5 M en ler Realty 4 4 3 .'5 2 6 5 11C . ■ Creek B e a u tify 2-2 $ 8 5 0 3 3 $ 5 0 0 Meisler Realty 443 2 5 2 6 5 11C B E A U T IFU L C O N D O campus 1-1 includes w ashei d iy e i O n ly $ 6 5 0 Metsler Realty 4 4 3 2 5 2 6 3-11C lifestyle walk to R IV ER S ID E A R E A PRE L E A S IN G M a n y pr# easing specials Efficiencies 1 1 s, a nd 2 2 s Call Metsle* Realty. 443- 2 5 2 6 5-11C V A R IO U S A P A R T M E N T S m older house neat UT 2 8 0 9 Rio G ra n d e $ 2 10-1265 Coll E S A H a m so n Pearso n 472-6201 to see 5-11D B E A U T IF U L H IL lS iD E apartm ent ove- lookirtg private pond off N W shuttle ¡a c u d ís pool, weight roon views Two amenities goio re Storting $ 2 7 5 W Properties 4 76 8 8 0 0 6 5A s begin ot $ 3 5 9 R O O M W IT H A V I E W These 2 2 s and 3 O n SR shuttle R ea d y for p reieau rtg Coll K are n at 4 5 3 3 5 2 9 Free locating set “ ark like setnng vice u va ilo W e 5 -UN _____________ W E S T O F M o p c c Q uiet creekside eff ctency dishwasher rafngerator stove SO V w ate 0 9 9 C allon d C o 5-11 .raid 615 upson $ 2 8 0 d 1 S U M M E R P R E .E A S E A V A IL A B L E June 1st, 1987 C leo n quiet on e bedroom , p o d , summet $ 2 5 0 foil $ 2 9 5 25 0 8 San G o b n e l Call loundry W C shuttle UT W A L K Large 2 1 in 1920's house Ceil*ng fans w o o d floors study 9 0 6 W 2 2nd $ 4 95 472-2123 6 10N 194Q's 2-1 on qu»et stree» Y a rd oak floors iots of w in d ow s 401 A s h w o o d $ 4 0 0 472 2123 6 10N S L IM M E R SP EC A . 1st month free La rg e I B ed ro om n e a r UT Law St h o o l on tie Sm all quiet complex with poo- $ 3 0 0 ’ - E. 322-0715 5-HD______________________ B IG O N E Bed ro o m all Dills p aid aport menl up stars 1500 B arton Springs R o o d Co n b e Furnished 6 9B H Y D E P A R K A vaila b le Ju n e st : stu­ loun d io carpet, drapes, C A / C H , pool, dry, an d on-site m onoger $ 3 9 5 Call Petnck & Beom on Interests 3 2 8 4041 Of 458-3361 evenings a n d w eekends. 5 R E D U C E D S U M M E R rotes Fail prataas mg, efficiencies $ 2 4 0 Ciorksvilte & H y d e P a rt areas C a ll 4 5 3 IBR s $ 2 7 5 25 0 0 5-11 C O Z Y ! P R E- LE A S E apartm ent 1-Vs, small com plex at great pn ce $ 3 5 0 Apartm ent Finders 4 5 8 this W e s t Cam p us A p a r t m e n t s located S T U D E N T S C O N V E N IE N T L Y 3 6 2 2 W o o d g o t e 44.3 1738 hcs M o n c hucu 5* , p e c rooms at $ 2 7 5 a n d $ 3 2 5 w bus service swimming p o o l la rge loundry focsbty 24 hour m aintenance an d on-site m onogem en! 5-11N W E S T C A M P U S g*v 3qe itxirtmenl ? B R targe closets, A C 3 blocks From campus vVesi 2 7 " $ 4 2 5 4 '3 8905>_6 6_ S u m m e r Ra t e s $ 5 0 move-m iee Effi ctenctes an d o n e bedroom s N e a r 37th an d S p e e d w a y Swtmmirtg pool ceiling fans. M ornings, coll 4 S 3 8 0 2 6 After 1pm, coll 4 7 2 -5 2 2 2 o r 3 2 7 -3 5 9 6 5-H S A N A N T O N iO Street V in ta g e efhete© cy W o o d floors, m any w in d ow s b*g closets Full kitchen N o off she©’ p o riin g $ 2 5 5 A B P except A C After 3pm Jack Jennings 4 7 4 6 8 9 7 or 4 5 4 4031 5-H C L O S E fo grad a n d k m school cov IB R Qu»et small com plex Po o l to c u iit ©red parking Call 4 78 3318 5 1* t O eta»*! La rg e 2BR co n d o W A L K Jo cu z n pool secunfv great view p a r i mg $ 7 8 5 A B P 4 8 0 8115 5-11___________ 2 1 $ 3 8 0 4 5 5 0 h v DL P A R K , p ie teasing summe» and Foi Dishwasher disposal, teilm g tans mi­ cro w av e rmcroblinds C a ll 450-0212 EFF S $ 2 2 5 5-11 __ ______________ O N E L A R G E bedro om study $ 3 5 0 month + bills. Sum m er only Across from L o w Sc h o o l Q u ie t location 476- 3 7 9 ! 5-11 N O R T H C A M P U S opom -ient to ' ient W o lk to UT o r IF shuttle H a rd w o o d floors, ceilmg Ion, co rp o n C afl 467 9 2 7 9 5-8 CU T E E F F IC IE N C Y P riva te en tra n ce an d dec» 'ardw oC Hi *- >or m ony w in d o w s A B P Nc le ts $ 2 7 0 4 6 7 -9 9 3 2 5 11 _ 2505 ENFIELD efficiency 1 & 2 bed rooms, ER shuttle a va ila b le now pool laundry $240 $380 4 8-2775 328 1809 5-11 UT D o w n tow n S W I D I S H HILL Apt* new on e bedro om witfl private patio $2 4 ^ Dram atic d«t*»qr\s by artist bu*ld ©f 478-6153 479-6194 5-H______________ 1717 E N H E L D efflc»encv o n e b edro om studio ER a va iia b ie oow con w en em downtown.' M o p o c 4 8 97 6 7 3 2 8 1809 5-11 $ 2 6 5 $ 2 9 0 W e hove something better .ndmdua washers & d ryeo n ever» apartment Also microwaves Frost —ee refrigerators burche» block counters, lots of close! space and FREE RENT plus poo< not tub and recreational oc Irvities Nea* Rundberg & H 35 W A i K T O U T A V C shuttfe 1 -1 with private paho $ 2 9 5 C all A n gel 477-3170 The Elliott System. 5-11 ___ S U M M E R R A T ES, students* l I quiet, n ew com plex UT shuttle 51st St W a te r p aid 453 3784 5-11 ______________ G A R A G E IB R apartm ent w o o d floor* g o ro g e parking qo*et w n n y, c o d , A« Q f UT '7 montfl free rent iob n , h om e 495 9 3 7 9 W o rk 4 ’ ’ 8 0 4 6 5 11 h o n H $4 5 0 2-2Fo>$3’ 5 North Cope Apartments 834-0 80 6-100 621 W E S T 31st 1-1, small amet com pie» $ 2 2 5 - E. F$ A Fton-son Pearson. 4 ’ . 6201 5-11D 6 3 0 M A ID E N L A N E Efficiency Full kitch en walk-m Closets one p rv a te pohc 4 ’ . $ 2 2 5 4 E F S A H am son P ea rsc 6201 5-11D R E D U C E D RATES* Large -«modeled reduced to $ 2 4 5 P I U S 7 month *-ee N e w ca rp e ' flooring, pomi mini-blinds Sm all quiet com plex block RR shuttle 4 6 7 -6 5 0 8 After 6pm 5 11 .a r g e un • Q U IE T H Y D E P A R K effioencv w oM a p p lian ces carpe' d rapes poo* loundry G a s ,w a t e r paid $22*. T h e L s tobiishm en 4 4 0 0 A v en u e B. M g i e *3 4 5 2 3 5 9 0 5-11 la k e a n d Z lkor Park. E N J O Y T O W N Spocious 1 and 2 bedro om s Part-*ike atm ospnere, alt efectoc. ce* mg Fan la rge walk-ins, pooi/taund-v city bus shuttle n ea ro y Tow n H ollo w 44 9fl4 5 " a va ila b le une 1 2 0 A P A R T M E N ' m D u vai V.iic O ve * S u b 'e - looks poc* utilities through Decem ber For $ 4 8 0 (n ow leasing $ 5 9 0 ) 3 2 3 -5 2 5 3 a 2 97 9 7 , M a rti. 5-11_________ __________ O N E BEDROOM g a r a g e apartm ent a va ila b le Ju n e 1 W a lk tc UT or Low Sc h o o l Q u ie t g a r a g e tnclufled $ 3 5 0 month 4 7 8 -7 8 9 2 aFher 6 or 83 8 0 '8 able >oo. 8 0 9 5 11 d ays 5 '1 S U M M E R / F A L L pre-leasm g smol! Com pie» on S p e e d w a y t a r g e 1-1 only $ 3 5 0 M eister Realtv 4 4 3 -2 5 2 6 5-HC C L A R K S V IL L E A R EA . Q u ain t ! 1 ceiling tan mm* blinds on U T shuttle Only $3 2 5 M etsler Realty 443 2 5 2 6 5 1115 W 'EST 10th St EFhctency N e w point carpet ceilmg fan* C A /C H , w ater go* po«3 N o pet* $ 2 5 5 4 8 0 9 5 4 6 476* 7145 6-24 _______ O N E 2 B R /2 BA and tw o efhc*enc»e* f©h *n exceptional H yde V : omptax G X. *rtr ?4A 4 5 8 8 8 9 3 4 77- 1BLK Ft or* UT ah Bac >uh«< B efo re I E N f lE lC la r g e 3 B R 2B A Avotl- - r e s * iDpuani a» ioundry $ 4 9 5 4 7 6 2 7 7 5 328 S U B L E A S E M Y p ad Ju n e Septem b er CA/ C H $ 2 5 0 deposit R ach ael 4 5 4 -6 4 2 5 5 electnc Pe?* O K N o pe* L A R G E E F F IC IE N C Y apartm ent at iun# lit H a rd w o o d floor* ce*i*n< kitchen applian ce* Ccrft A n d re * a. S 30© $* a r c 4 : 45TH A N D A v e n u e G W otk AS app¿*cn.arpo<* $ 45C V.sic * ites. 472 3 4 5 3 5 -H A ev­ N O R T H A U S T IN off Fu r W e s t H o rt n * $615 691 4, eiim y ton ThomcMf E v e rgre e n Properties. 331-112. hrepiu*.e Sm all ©fflc mn y d eta ch ed ce* $195 stole 6 5A 451 8122 W e s t W o r ld 8 W A L K UT ovoiiobke M e ceilin gjon s $ 4 ? 5 4 74 592 S P A C IO U S B R C K la rg e 2 1 ceiing fon* gorage 38tfl $ 4 5 0 4 7 8 5 7 3 9 4 ____ CHJ81EX 6I2B Street $ 4 4 , H YD E P A R K near ihuttle 4502 4 5 0 4 Avenue D 4 5 0 9 A v e n u e H ea»h 2 1, p n ce i $ 3 8 5 $ 5 2 5 4 7 6 2 4 2 5 5-9 IB R IN H yd e Park Beautiful apartm ent in quiet 5 p*e* H a r d w o o d floor*, b ak o n y q ie a l trees $ 3 9 0 A B P 3 8 2 0 C Duval 4 7 9 6510 5 111 C L O S E l O UT d o w n to w n L arge eth,tan cy h a rd w o o d H oo ri w m d o w y uppli- an res qm-’ $ 2 5 0 Vista Properties J 72 3 4 5 3 5-11A ZILK ER A R E A L arge o e o n 2-1 in * pie» W D connections yos ond w d tat paid $ 3 5 0 Coll Petnck u nd Beo m a n interests 328 4 0 4 ) 5 11 o Bl< *CKS N o rth 3-1, w o o d e n floors, ceilinq funs oH a p p iiu n .e s N o pets $ 8 8 5 month (.u s electricity plus deposit 3411 6 C e d a r 4 4 4 *4 6 0 or 442 63 72 aftar 6pm a n d w ee ken d s 5 " U N IV E R S IT Y A R E A lo v e ly spoaoos 2BR H ardw ood s, w n room, sep arate Rvirsg/ dming rooms 9 0 6 -B W e s t 22 7 G ro d o L A R G E O N E bedro om apartm ent C o ry 192(35 4 p ie* W a lk to U T Hreploce wood floor* $ 3 4 5 4 / 6 4319 5-H 3 2 U P S T A IR S duplex in qo*et compos n eigh b orh ood n©or shutfl© N o w carpet pomt pnvat© entran ce $ 9 0 0 mo m eludes v/hLties Even*ngs 4 7 6 4 7 5 5 5-11 1 1 D U P L E X unit m quiet University ne^gh b o rh o o d N e a r shutfl© N o w carpet paint Large vatd $ 2 50/ m o * utilihe* Evenmgs, 4 7 6 4 7 5 5 5 11 400 — Condos- Townhouses i ra g e u ludes water an d heoi Five b iock i From ieposrt 499 campus $ 4 5 ' m 5150 8431 5-11 D E I W O O D A R E A . *em odei#d 2 1, w o o d Boor* ceding Fans beautiful kitchen with ©ramie *1© C a rp e t $ 4 2 5 N e w M a n ogem ent C o m p a n y 4 7 6 6616 6 4 N PRE i t A S E for fall summer 1.2.3 4 BR duplexes house* H y d e P a r i a re a (north campus) N a n c y 4 8 0 9!9t 5-H H A N D Y M A N N E E D E D wiB give parhai he© rent on 2BR duplex m H y d e P a r i as trod© for hetp w lo w n w o ri, momtenanc e 480 for small m an agem en t com p an y 9191 5-H PART Tí m E A S S IS T A N T n eeded for small re a ’ ©state com p an y W iH give $ 200 ofl rent on 2BR duplex as trade for w o f i 4 8 0 9191 5 4 ______________ D U P L E X E S H O U S E S Som e CA /C H , a p p lian ce* W / D c fen ced yards, m aintenance $». Piper. 926*5921 6 19N shuffle ►Chons 345 up rame floor'! 451*0072 wOC>d Reoftoi . huge hard trees $4 KtfiYY »d e P o ri fo n ! 462 384! j P i f X nc 20 A Hoc* ine 3 3 I, ir >*.;r utfltty hreplo ce CAr'Ct* rovened rfdoor p atio ver» secura $ 8 5 0 m, >me tarmtura *f n ee d e d 476-1000 $550- mo 8.36 4 8 6 : ¡met $ 3 5 0 , rteo* pars jtt!© 4 3 0 2 A v t O 3 4 5 -3 7 3 3 5- etKiu I V A N o ece* 44 2 2 4 0 3 Special Rates! Fully Furnished Prisate Parking Near Shuttle Microwave Individual VV asher D ryer C eiling Fans Private KaJcony $375/ mo Salado 26th i Salado 454-4621 YA I ’ a c ijt r t t K r a J t o o 2 0 0 0 W h ltis P la c e • 1. block from cam p u s • microwovo • ceiling fans 0 wasner dryer 0 private balcony 0 covered parking 0 fullv furnished SUMMER SPECIAL West Ridge 2-2, ceiling tons W/D pool, microwave security $275 Call owner 327-5170. 5-11 W A L K TO CLASS Cozy 1 BR 1BA - swimming pool refngerator wasHe' dryer available Jurve $425 Hurry won t last long1 Cali Tracy at 479 6961 or 343 8149 iCom mere e Austin Realty Wesf Campus 4 biocki *Tom ihuttie A large 1 bedroom with walk-.p closet raised cen*ng wrth ceilmg fon$ pctuie wm cJowi with mmi blmrJi ^ool laundry vauna Summer w b let S350 month pun electncity Co* 320-042" PRELEASING W t$1 CAM PUS Summe* o'xJ ♦oil pre>eaves Eff and . bed rooms available Wo¡k lo class Cali n o w w h i i e selection s st* good Cai* M.sa 448 3500 Bill Rouse Prop Mg* LO N G HO RN C o n d o m n t g r n F l N O E R S 47^-8512 2100 SAN G ABRIEL C O N D O S 2-2 ovo fGb*<* iu^e o* SS0C' Of>-d S#ONKfl|X!ir QT $ SO ^ A CAMPUS CONOOS Centennial Croix Orangetree St. Thomas Waterford All Price Ranges All Shuttle Routes 474-4800 811 W . 24th S t. PRICES CUT DRASTICALLY! Ove- 100 jin g j V ÍR Y N EG O TIABLE and around campus C O N D O S , DUPLEXES, H O USES «**,. *ng d:5*ance fo Camouv or or s. - * *• edu * 50%. FVose coil MITCH *oke oc v a r f o g e of m o n v prope^4 av:.- f o r tofhrtys' 9 m o i Of 2 ’ « l shuttle *eo$ei 474-4800 467-9211 M u $ 1 a s k M I T C H NortF r is Con.: C7 *Noqp*nc SABINAL SPECIAL $ 2 2 5 4 5 0 -0 2 ’ $375/mo e d u e r S . 2 % 40?6 & 7 T2 5 $4 you * * etxrte $ DC . $ 1 0 0 on m ove-*» $1 9 8 ' $ OC . « 98/ ZAs C H W -rD Kfrm»h veiTth, f e k n a 499-0443 454-4621 ... WEST CAMPUS CONDOS CAMPUS A ffo r d a b le 1 k o n F v/i ty tvr^i t F o t *h r'* m t c r o w o v e c © ‘ i rv9 p o r i t v * © c c i ygt O r '© avotK3t.v*© m m i d i O t e p r f fleo*4r>Q For w tY tm #*’ to s#th 4 ’8 427' oc# HANCOCK PLACE CONDO ue< k Avo>«Jb*« y_a* Brett 835 .. '\m* < cm n n w t H ) m ¿ i I n*-e#ci - - h /«piOC- • H W n,hO< v© H j h o * * *••© ;«..j t f y w o v e t » m l i„>r**$>.>* '- © tg* p r t w M l pCJt >ye a **'- y ' '-•** p o k i n g ' » y # $ 4 , . » H i if C o lt jtjik ri 3 2 8 „ * 0 r 4 ’ 4 *>4 3 C h •■ c'C ■: a* Unique large basement apart­ ment in historic home on W est Avenue. 6 blocks from campus/ capítol. 2-1 CA/CH, Bnck walls, some windows. Must be com­ p atib le with ow ner/fam ily above. Lease/deposit/referenc­ es required. Available June 1st $695. 477-4348 after 6 pm 5-11 GARDEN APTS Overlooking downtown, quiet small complex with pool and laundry facili­ ties. On shuttle route Large units wrth new appliances including microwave and ceiling fans. 1 Bedroom-$245 2 Bedroom-$32 5 1505 Sunnyvale Call 452-9357 or 443-0247 5-11A $100 TOTAL MOVE IN New Apartments Terraced Pool European Sauna Firepioce W/D Connections Microwave On Shuttle Jacuzzi Ceiing Fan Dry Bar Universal Weight Room Properties One 447-RENT Upstairs, Downstairs 2 -Storey, 2-1, B a lc o n y o v e r lo o k s D o o i $ 4 0 0 A ls o a v a il a b le 1 s to re y 2 1 w ith o v e r s iz e d liv in g ro o m & fire p la c e $ 4 7 5 . ER shuttle city bus 5 m inutes fro m d o w n t o w n Q u ie t com p iex . p o o l, la u n d r y ro o m C a ll 4 74- 4 1 5 4 TIME TO MOVE? Huge 2-1, $375. Huger 2-2, $400 Privacy, W /D connec­ tions, ceiling fans, fireplace, bay window, bookshelves, fenced backyards, pool, whirlpool Moving special, $149 Villas on W alnut Creek. 835-7783. WALK TO UT 1 and 2 bedrooms, ceiling fans dishwasher and all modern ap­ pliances. Pool, security patrol beautiful neighborhood. Call for free rent and summer specials 711 W est 32nd. 453-4991 5-11 IN D ESK S i H UGE BUILT BLOCK FRO M LA W SC H O O L Nice quiet com er apartment in small complex. Bookshelves a n d desk in bedrooms. 2-2, all bills paid. Huge closets and balco­ nies, lots of trees, quiet study e n ­ vironment Call 476-5631 * $192 FIRST * a THREE MONTHS * L a r g e e ffic ie n c ie s s e c lu d e d in b e a u h fu l n e ig h b o r h o o d . C le a n , well-m ain- tom ed . g a s a n d w a t e r p a id , m on th »o m on th leases, fu rn itu re a v a ila b le 6 8 1 3 G r e a t N o r th e r n B lv d 371 -0652 M urray The Elliott System RENTAL 370— Unf. Apts. R E N T A L 370 — Unf. Apts. EFF. & 1 -2-3-4 BDRM APARTMENTS Starting At S235 A L L B IL L S P A ID (or i n<3 F o il R i v e r s i d e e M - w res e th* W * o r s 1 I t \ U > J j H * PT S O U ™ J = O lto rf 444-7536 P O IN T S O U T H — B R ID G E H O L LO W R e n t a l O ffice : 19 10 W i l l o w c r e e k M 1 \ lV W j V / F a x P A > M O R t * V E R Y L A R G E m O C f IQ W N H i M l 3 *< I S -. $44* L A C A S IT A A P T S « 9 0 0 C o le » A ¿ J I T* - L JUm I t M ■ ■ aw iks V * v « M i * « 4 »• »M- !•«>■ A- 11» - I » * > *• f t WALK TOUT. il © M i a f «keyur $S4f—$m 2S14 Pm H S44I9C4 S t M 7 4 4 Heathercre%t \partmtnLs w til Heal an\ deal I - I s from $24' 2* 1 \ from S.MM) • M e v 1616 V\. 6th Street 476-2219 THE STRATFORD s»ptH .»11 v deMgn«*d for * student*’ Sum m er r a t e s S o w t a k i n g appln atitms for Fail irtio e n t iev l 2 and f Bdr ms Duplexes also • *.* • i j * i , f o r * p p t ,t* H 442-2.516 1 8 1 ' f rn, F v i k 1 1 * » ^ 4 C A K R I A G F x 7 „ h o i s r I"- W ir- F i S1 : > X - ' H tt A flkMui* Hidden iavtaic 9Í -m K\k 4tow 'W \ No r f a rp e r \p© 2/2 i m 4 .2 $ 5 9 V é l 4-42-12^ S ' 104 F V a v u n i V aiir* K J 4 % * ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SPECIAL 1 month free rent large l a n d 2 B e d ro o m A p a rtm e n ts • F.repicK et • P o o l e H o t Tub • O n C R Sh u ttle Irongate Apartm ents ¡ ! 454-2636 I CALL N O W I Supreme Court Membership Free Laundry Two Pools Two Hot Tubs Water Volleyball Ceiling Fans Fireplaces Handicap Units Great Management Great Maintenance Rent Specials - Call me. ♦4* OAK LODGE APARTMENT HOMES 5 1 2 - 4 4 0 - 0 1 18 ,V> . YOÜR MOTHER CALLED TODAY! We told her all about your beautiful new apartment home. She was pleased about all of your ceiling fans. She was thrilled tnat you’re cooking veggies in your m icrowave. Her fears were calmed when we told her you had a security system . She said your brother Wilbert (the one she always liked better) didn’t even have a N E W V A L U E card. We told her the on-site m anagers were looking after you. She said she was very impressed wtih your sound judgment in choosing B R E N T W O O D T E R R A C E apartment homes. Don’t worry, we didn’t tell her.. . . BRENTWOOD TERRACE APARTMENTS 6505 Shirley Avenue 454-7251 NO DEPOSIT* S U M M E R R A T E S ST A R T IN G A T $295. *with credit check I R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L I H K D a I L V F E X A N F r d a y M a y 8 198 P a g e 2 i 4 2 0 — U n f . H o u s e s 4 2 0 — U n f . H o u s e s 4 2 5 — R o o m s R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L R E N T A L 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s T o w n h o u s e s 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s 4 0 0 — C o n d o s - T o w n h o u s e s VANDERBILT DESIGNER CONDOS W alk from com pu! to luxury A a m n it r a s irsciudrad W a i t f d ry« t cmlmg fon m icro w ave pool jacuxz povote b alco n y A si Jm ’ o b o a' spe eta's for S u m m e r i f o il S p r in g 4 9 9 8 8 6 3 ■fYDf PARK Out#' BoounK/i N e w So Porf®4"* t urtt> CO v«r#d PaHung, Hot tub for ó o * Habrtat Hunters 482 8651 5 O R A N G E TREE C R O iX . C#o»*n n ol W e H ove n fo rm a tio a Aeyii tor All UT C o e do Protects! Habitat H u n ten 482 8651 5-n______________________________ ___ W A L K T O UT 2*2, W / D alarm Hot Poo» tat H u c Nk i 482 8651 5-11 S 8 5 0 f a f t Hob» S 6 0 0 6 "D . to m iih e d -,nfumr»Kec! in W I S T UT larcont ceiling fon» « o t h e dryer con lectc m» C a* for Krmme- rate» H ow ell __________ Properties 477 9 9 2 5 5 8 D_ Condo Living Dor ' i r v *or leu V m » 1>v - - n - v «oven I no* * » -- •» ranea ractiom o l appaoncas mdudtng iwtaiwovas and energy wmami ailing tan» Uxunoui a V ep Kxer are -jvalobie Speedw-y. n o ­ on * a »NX#a x4* Severn ure* «tort j* $61» C a l Snomrock A-Tpertie*. 343 088 S U M M E R LU X U R Y 2216 Son G o b n e i 2 d e p o s e 3 patio» . $ 65C m « rx - f $ A Honraon «locked wa»t*er dry»* Peo*»- .'- 4 6 ?C S H D __________ THE P O N T E U on «huttte N e a r taw v h o d I "It floor p oo m»c*owove t> $ J5 0 »umrner $49C to* 2 5 0 0 0 7 6 5 R __________ ___ ____ ____ 5 8C f A R A P f ’ 2 2 need So brino, P M 1 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 6-2 A SPt< A t , * t * r H Eum.»ne.- C o l $ 7 0 0 «ummer $ 8 0 0 fa * , C O K I P * » FO R H A R D V M O O C H O O R S spotioui bed- - — I ,-ew» ¡ran g* C o * Ten at 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 Kxu n ou s ___________ t M 1 6 2 A ‘ :txk> a N E S T L E D n a Q UtCT C O R N E R N o r * •HUl m rw ed otety 6 .'A hillln rtp » $50C A n jr o t w iaisKO P M l 4 6 -2673 A ' • C A M P U S no * G m u . *or raasa 2 2 $ 8 5 0 m on* 345 1165 ond 473- ______________ 4* Cl 5 11 M U S I $ f E Awond winning hnaoncaRy itvkeC " r d e P-irk con d gr 2 Citato»*- e-i *9 » caXasg tans **re *» « * * - : < ven - lir e * ♦ » * dv- $9$<39 $ 8 SO-' 2 norW-v t * r e *h * 4 5 8 -2 6 8 9 6 - 4 ______________ iN O X C O N 0 O 5 915 W e d 2 3 rd 1 1 h ji e o e n g $65C $ ' VX X t i e * , R e o P o n 4 5 ' 0 0 ’ 2 XE O C S f • a n D E I ,-4N COTHÍO* AJi jtx. pffvo*» K34N. »oH k y ? ¿843 S-110 kí S '"'O# •*•90^ ■- , k *v v* *"■ ■5*# S * i * y $«*> and ^4*4 <3^ Dfé.» * » ts wmt •tar $55C $6 WALK TO CAMPUS Lant«m tar»e Sefon Avenpe Nuecei Place Stone s Throw Panapet QuofPv 1 & ? 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' 2175 :A Summer $ 9 0 0 M o r . 5-8___ ______ __ ____________________________ 3 R E N T A L S bv ow ner 2 ' 1 N o n h e a d la r g e cam pa» 32nd Su p er deal» 338 0 6 5 1 5- n tff en. > W e d 6 R S U M M E R C O N D O Lorge 2 11 d u d » co n d o on O k o rt All omemtie» $ 3 5 0 U 440-1220 5 II ___ ____ CC > N D O 2 2 péoce m.mbémd» rmcro w o v e W /D »ummer oncL o r f a l coil 84ty 458-183 5 f shotHe • -nahe-- hre 8 ______________________________ 1BR Ce*i-ng ‘o r dec» pool hottuh ihu< He O b o d IH 35 a re a Somme -e » $ 2 7 5 4 4 5 2 5 6 0 . w o rk 4 4 3 -3 2 6 8 5 11 S U 8 L E A S IN G for lumme* W e d campo» 4 7 2 2183 « o v e m essage 5 ; fum tshed $ 33 montr . 2 COndo C R O fX C O n «•.. 18R, ground BoO r cor-'.«- *erm girls o r ■ fu k-ed fu n m a W seeded *0 o-ge fulN f v m d M 2 2 con d o on d vtH e $ 150r'm ort* • 1 uttkhes 4 4 , 8 4 2 0 5 2 706 S A L A D O Rentoi for Ju n e Juty and August $ 6 0 0 -n on * 2 2 W D . pork o« 453 ng yx> e t poo* ond s e r h 1514 5 8 ____________ ______________________ _ C O n O O W E S ’ vuxurv p ioce m icrow ave PCX V - :*e- p C W N i 4 - $£ 2 5 - o n * Terrace . 2 • 2 fire e * n g fo r CxM **» -den As "N 43 c R EN T SPEC-Ac Fa r W est " t o r .o n e corvdo P o o clubhouse bakcx*» oed 1 oor* loser Sm ai p en we» xn# o r g e ° * -*•' $ 30C- mon#- $ 200 depinsr e ’ A - JA A l 5-H _____________ W5 1 T C A I4 8 U S 1 •* oppna- - es W C —w - o w a v e - e4*ng *on.» over 30 sc; ** ..-mm-v p e N c * For oommmuse» N| * 2 wa#» co-ere- portartg C o l « " 1923 V 8 ______________________ _ _ _ _ _ ' 1 S'- Be--*'» gasTseat patd > aee *wt; • 4 1 . . t sm al j u f i o n o m * ” -vg • C U T ' 0 -vt ; * “ 0«d 04 2 B E D R O O A - A s k *•0 V# F J^y K#í .jmput w asher drve- $45-0 m o n e *'-w ’w rrvf 9 9069 5 8N *• RrtQ fo W f 5r C A M P U S co n d e 1 ; . 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P r e t e • *oiks w itr c o lle c tiv e 'vin g e x p e rie n c e P riva te room fo o c at utilities plus m an y extras ab o ce $360 WHITEHALL CO-OP 2 5 0 0 N u e c e s 4 7 2 - 3 3 2 9 • • • • • • • • • • • • * * * COLLEGE HOUSES CO-OPS 476-5678 ROOMS FOR RENT Two story ’/ictonan- styie house 50 yds from law schoo* N e x t to Eastwood Park CH, CA firep'ace w/d close to shutHe and city bus SUMMER RATES : P le ase Call 969-2807 o r 968-0094crbmr 5 00 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦i U T , C a p i t o l , A C C W Downtowr Pnvate bath nor smokmg shared krtcher no pets $225 A B P ease ABBEY HOUSE 474-1397 474-7406 THE ARK S u m m a r B e n t S v s w . Idoucxa'i t * ' 1 Me smgi* vtaoK t9 w* $ «2 M o Jtxmas S '* Me Socio 4 c-»:recXicv- Faa $14*0 C O M E * r rOOAYi m M tt Fraor 4 7 8 - 7 6 4 4 or 4 7 6 - 6 6 7 8 a « pRfVA ’ E R O O M S w*t» shorad do* tar m«r N o kuchar S 2 0 0 $ : . l * B p .3rd ong 4?’ 9925 5-8D R< D rp n d a H o w a l Praoam as $ M M EF R O O M S '.r-w ihad Swigtaoe- cjponr-r $225 me doubia occuponcv $ 50 "no K.tchar taexihas 4 ' ' 5307 Í. v 6145 26.4 R>c D tanda W ad com pus 6-2 _____ . 5 A e r 2 0 * Swear S * - a REA mshad rooms, summar $200- tali $235 A&P smo* oeh bosn otxa nc-of* siree* —eSge poriing 397-2576 5-110__________ Snore DO* nc kAchar . : At- _AR >F - -serac jr v o e taom 9—vg« 3tor;b o * N c kr-har Qutat mo ndrviduo N c pats 3 8 * S f .e * 4 * 1212 6-10 ______ MA S’ FR BE C R O O M -vo.loC*e Summe- ^rw T>- FV* s h u ^ Femora $2. m on* f >h ta-mishec Co* 343-8218 VI]____________________________ _ _ _ _ N EAR CAM PU5 3D « $175 4 72-4205 5-11 prwote -ooms A n»- o « v ru-ra o 280C W N ta ___ RE A B .r i* J D E N * shore *- ods 3 Dae cm home --«o' UT S o r » « « te re te s 45 2 4 '2 A*rar 6pm 258-1643 i pffVA^E S 'N G i6 -ooms sioo ^ h fu^n$ft#C : Ocx>e**»“ AftE A » $ . X $£*»OG Oroná* 4 72 4924 5~r 24#* & R*C ; -«Ti^CWl >’ -o*«$ ccx o n n EED ID t,MMED$ATE ly bedroom tc_s « $ut ©G$aC for k /n n o i ”Homc$ Carv305 Of" W «E CorHW • Wished nformoho*' COÍI Softv 452-ft529 6Xf 295 2-ftorn 5-D________ _ _Ad >E b e "" 2 SeO-TXim prrvo»* * ® mo e p r¡v •-i• g • H$/TV0AA NbO' lJ''”VBKV^y $OkjfT$ n « n 4r*gMw» A úoubw -jvoeatxe iXQQ, AkOROCM* 810W 23rd 472-0862 ^ g B B c n g * i j p c g g ^ UT, Capitol, ACC W D o w n to w r P n v a te b a th rvon-smok¡ng shared krtt»>er no p en $ 2 2 5 ABP ease ABBEY HOUSE 474-1397 474-7498 Mature, Non-Smoker pefless 4 blocks to L T Y o u r o w n sum m er room $ 2 4 5 share suppers.’bins 8 housem ates 472-2002 472-5646 4 4 0 — R o o m m ates ROOMMATE NEEDED S T U D E N T share 4 Bdrrr s"ec ApG'‘"ner,’ Spac ous C ecr 0 " Shu"e s185 4 4 4 - 7 5 3 6 M J lm i g o R E N T A L 3 7 0 — U n f A p t s BRAND NEW! ^ 0 9 F ^ 4 T Super Summer Special Beautiful One Bedroom s $ 1 9 9 /’/u- Receive up to $500 in Bonus Bucks when you sign a lease. ★ We’ll Move You Free ★ Vaulted Ceilings • Ceiling Fans Large Pool w Fountain • Hot Tub Lighted Tennis Courts • Satellite TV • On Shuttle Route • 'i ii K \ k ; C H A S E ( ) | > ■ 1 Jt . L iL H . T r i ^ s I 2504 H u n tw ick Dr. 462 0777 Mature. Non-Smoker pdtleks 4 vocks to J T vOur OW* Su -m e' 'OOH $ . 4 ‘ shG'h wppe-i. t> i 8 housemaids 472-2002 472-5646 ‘ A i k ’ A S » • v r .Ovrtfr> 48 V®4 vT'oOCK#» "Vj-d WoAur*g att*ortc® V^OO p»rwg 478-8063 5-8 ROOMS *OR cimpv$ -y# c - 4 X 4 5 5 w c »c roorr. $ 25 shor»/ Stark »- r A I N T E R C O O P E R A T I V I C O U N C I L A c c e p t in g m e m b e r s fo r Sum - f^afl O u r s e v e n W e s t C a m p u s H o u s e » o r e ow ne< l A o p e r a t e d b y tH e tr r e s t b e n fs R o o m A b o a r d fr o m $245 C a ll 4 7 6 7 0 0 5 fo r m fo A r a te s . f ; ,t '4 « . » s CO -O P to s «pocas fo» su"w ia» >..utxa * * ixx> sundack. 3 biock» sc ompus • -ra-tah o»»vio«phare ~'oott o* lam ata sm g» O' -icra tai C o mffsora. 4 ’ 6 ’ 9 0 5 7-31 D i L ’ S C - e S H A U S 2103 N u a c a v has vocahcras h x sue-.-*»» ond *ol¡ W # -e «* je o a h o e '- W g o v e n v n g and ofta* *- e n p a n w a dude*” hom in g Lcv-ra D> h> j,-h# 3» bpr» Suh-Fn or CO* 4’ 8865 6-5 _ _ _ _ _ RE NT AL 3 7 0 - Unf. Apt s . SAGEBRUSH APARTMENTS Relaje by our large pool and live in quiet, co m fo rtable surroundings n ear ca m p u s and th e D F shuttle. O ne B ed roo m ap artm en ts from $225 Tw o Bed ro o m ap artm en ts from $325 Call or come see us! 2604 Manor Rd.________ 478-0992 RENTAL 4 0 0 — C o n d o s -T o w n h o u s e s “FREE RENT FOR ENTIRE FALL SEMESTER ” 12 OAKS CONDOMINIUMS 479-0142 G u o d o lu p a So n A n to n io 12 Oak» $ 9 9 SPECIAL 2 W EEK S FREE RENT • Sauna • Large roomy units • Pool • Weight Room W t ' l l h + é p y o u f i n d a r o o m m a t n 4505 Duval St. 454-4799 b r a n d n e w • w e s t c a m p u s a r e a PLEASE CALL; 322-9887 fo r an APPT to see o u r BEAUTIFUL models OFFICE HOURS -M-F 9 to 6 p m or So* b» oppi ROOMMATES This is the one bedroom y o u 'v e been lo oking for! CONDOMINIUM QUALITY LIVING A T * APARTMENT HOME PRICES s MODELS NOW OPEN! ~ • Efficiencies • 1 BcL/1 Baa • 2 Bd./2 Ba. 2505 Longview An Interface M an ag em en t Community / A a A U S ' i N A P A R T M E N T A SSO C A’ lO N M ÍM BER 704 W . 21st St. “ 5 block s from campus " T h e r e i s a m o n t h l y c h a r g e t o r o u r g r e a t l o c a t i o n , s w i m m i n g p o o l j a c u z z i , e n t i r e p a c k a g e o t f u r n i t u r e f o r 4 p e o p l e , c e i l i n g t a n s , m i n i - b l i n d s , w a s h e r d r y e r i n e a c h c o n d o , m i c r o w a v e s , s t o s e . d i s h w a s h e r , d i s p o s a l , s e c u r i t y g a t e s , o n - s i t e m a n a g e r , a n d s o m e c o v e r e d p a r k i n g ■ALL YOL NEED IS FOOD AND CLOTHES BETTER DEAL THIS CLOSE TO CAMPUS. TAKE IT IF 101 CAN FIND A " LANCERANDEL 0 < X & ¿ C O N D O M IN IU M S UT, Capitol, ACC W Downtown Pnvate bath, n o n - s m o k n g , shared Kitchen, no pets $225 ABP ‘ease a b b e y h o u s e 474-1397 474-740# 5-1! Mature, Non-Smoker pehess 4 blocks to UT Y o u r o w n sum m e' room $ 2 4 5 sh a re suppers, b ‘ ‘s 8 housem ates 472-2002 472-5646 SU M M ER. N O SM O K JN G taonvnota -Borltr- ta* tovan N m ish ad H v d a pork housa aural o rec O w taoir- $ 1 6 biks paid 467-6109 5- M A .t R O G M M A ’ E -raadad >c rfiora Xix- ;o * a d t a ' :a*n g s wo6-*t jry condo ctcnah " e p io c e * D p o o *» i o c u z e $200 -non* - ' Jhlihas *** -non* h-ea1 442-6676 5-8 N E E D m a .E - o o n m o h 2 2 7 Enfraid conOc Mktowov» ca*ng tara pocx iocyzz, sounc s a c u r * ona block hons .ox* Kjsti- S v a w i» $250 ‘ olL Spring $300 Sou 320-046' Dufty 482-0652 5.11 S T 1-35 tws -rras clo»a A C ocuzz 2<>C 83 $’96 453 806 5-8 Summer R O O M A ’ ES naadad ta shora tam ishac conde D* Eofl 4 5 * M odam a a o ' Shunra $300 parser Cdlond Co. ______________________ 3 T> 3099 6-* StaARE 3BS town house ‘-«jrrxshac poos’ ran ms W /D snu«a $ 2 5 0 **6 Shora ^enraas suivHvraf ranta ovokofaka 440- 8442 $-11 _____________________ .OOKING FOR wonsor ta shora sptan- d o : ous homa w *» »wo 0*har»^ ’ o-rytaw» locohon Off ER. hsncad vord avo. 5-20 6 $2tc rac 495-972” 5-” I________________ N O N SM O K IN G FEMA..E -aadaC shora baoutita hue skor* Som a . onvanran* tacokad Hyda Fork $285 mon * 459-8018 in ___________ to ram odelad RO O M M A TES N EED ED 2-2 fo* h * * V e no d a p o » t -ravasaon, O n IF shu*a 450-0620 5-4 A&P $ 4 6 25 Prosit' Condos . MDA INGRAM AND COM PAM 2404 Ric G rohde 4^6-81 m m m \ T X ) . \ i / . \ 7 r \ n F \ d « v i» r sm a ll m m p k s W « Ik in g dLsU Bir In m a in i am pu s a t u.rrrd Farim y a lisdntduai a \pa and HaX a v»uni> a M u rii- iif Hastx-r H t.n • firt-p»»» PRF.LEASE NOWEORSl MMER KHthTHItthT 2 2 1c s LUSO 7X1 sra x ■ 2 2 s o y \ S o » t n v - ; s i . i i s » > i t n s , - I >• v 4 > * « in v - 2H(M Rio (.randt I all Julia at US-fOm T h e Da ily T exan.Friday, May 8, 1987/Page 22 RENTAL RENTAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 4 4 0 — R o o m m a te s 440 — Roommates 590 — Tutoring SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES EMPLOYMENT E M P LO Y M E N T 7 5 0 — T y p in g 7 5 0 — T y p in g 750 — Typing 790 — Part time TUTORIN« © • PERSONALIZED • ALL LEVELS, SUBJECTS • LARGE SELECTION OF EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT TUTORS • CALL FOR MO/SPECIALS 650 — M oving- H a u lin g W V S O N G M O V IN G Austin s most care­ ful movei Households offices pianos pocking Local a no 1 sored 4 73 3 8 6 8 5-HF_________________ lo ng distan, e M O V IN G ? NEED H fiP ? $15 .*> houi N o |ob too smoll Call M e l Robert, 4 53 ______________________ 2 6 4 8 5-8 MR M O V Í in From one tom up Ac ment household o ffn e Local Jt distance Insured 9 2 8 4 5 4 4 4 9 44 5-HF ______ ' long NASH M O V IN G Co D o 'm a nd opo« meni moving W e sell boxes w ith free delivery Coll 8 92 3 4 0 3 nc-wl 5 Ilf 6 6 0 — S to ra g e SUMMER STORAGE SPECIAL $ 2 7 5 0 buy* a 3 month storage in our 5 ' x 5 ' unth — $ 5 5 for o 5 x 10 unit lim ite d Supply Reserve S pace — N o w Granada Self Storage 201 West Stassney 441-3955 M A T H T U T O R 504 W O f fic e 2 4 t h S t 4 7 7 - 7 0 0 3 Summer Storage Special iits - $55 tor a 5 ,p p jy r-„ poce N o - I !0 unit — Limite G ra n a d a Self S to ra g e |> Ip m y iihKi- l i l t - lu d i n tx I ■ It VIJf 441-3955 COMP SCM-MCE w tfR M S STUDENTS, PUT A M O VE O N U S ¡ Z IV L E Y ’S THE COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL FULLTIME TYPING SERVICE PRINTING, BINDING 2707 HEMPHILL PARK At 27th & G u a d a lu p e Plenty of Parking 472-3210 472-7677 ► Resumes i Theses • Term papers » Word Processing t B in d in g • laminating • Laser Printing • Kodak * Copies LONGHORN COPIES italics • W o t t i P t o c i i i H t Q • » C q u a f lt y p r in t in g • A p p t o M a c la M r p r in M n g R e su m e s, Temn P a p e n . Theses Cat 4 S f-ttM , 404W. 40th WOODS T Y P IN G W O K l) I ’ K t >« E S S lN t , 472-6302 2 2 0 0 G U A D A L I P E üitáe entrance ? W hen Y ou W a n t I t Dune R ig h t MILLIE S TYPING SERVICES W o r d P ro L e . it n g — $1 6 5 p g R e s u m e s $ 1 0 0 0 S o u t h w e s t A u s t in 2 8 8 -4 6 7 8 The Write Touch 335-7*239 • V. ng sppiic ations to i « i p A p ply n person k tlu p e , 2 9 4 9 A n d e f calls N o p h o n e LAMP W9CBE LA 'O R B C YS & girls c a n t o n m a in e $$<■# aoec 20 * Jun® 22 Aug. 23 to* if. v* % M©nc 8 0 0 — G e n e r a l H e lp W a n t e d SUMMER JOB $ 9 .5 0 TO START xm d ( W t o G a r t 4 > e c u r 1 tv O f ; l E a n ERS PRODUCT DEMONSTRA i k S A I D A R E N T A L 5 0 0 — Mi s c . ? Is it w o rth it ? ? n “N ;> ? MATURE & SPACIOUS, co-ed, non smoking 46ttv'R ed Rivei UT shuttle room . S2 SO/month - bills A va il­ G re a t a ble June 1. G a ry 4 5 2 -6 7 7 6 S -ll S IN G s t O N E person room a vailable in SBR. 2 1/5 attirt.es Coll 928-1034. 5-11_________ BA student house $175 mo 5137 5 0 /A C 6 1 apartm ent W olkit Coll Don 478 -2 86 O w n bedroom /sm all q distance I'm g rad 0 Cheapl 5 11 fem ale N O N -S M O K IN G w a n te d m icrow ave 4 52 3710 4 54 5162 5-11 room m ate sh u ttle 7 resttes Apartments kirn. 2 -2 , W /D CR L E Í R O O M M A TE BROKERS help you fin d com patible roommates 1307 West Avenue 4 7 8 -5 0 9 6 Fee 6-TC 1 OR 2 fem óles son-smokers to share spacious 2-1 h ardw o o d Poors. la rg e w indow s on ER shuttle Cali M ichelle at 3 2 2 -9 7 0 8 5 11_____________ Furnished F F M A If N O N S M O K IN G housemate M att;i e vo ious student. Near IF AJI teRs- 451 amenities 0 3 2 0 , keep trym gl 5 11_________________ $ 2 3 7 5 0 H SUMMER CENTENNIAL C ondo needs e m ole to campus Security * p oo i $ 2 5 0 / m onth 4 6 9 -0 7 7 2 5-11 room m ates O ne b lock FEMALE W ITH cor O w n room in luxury hom e N o m in a l rent in exchange tot -im im ai housekeeping Call Barbara, at ter 6pm , 2 8 8 3 0 5 5 5 - 1 1 _______ ____ W A N TE D RO O M M ATE male o r temoie fo r 2BR, 2BA Must like dogs 4 4 7 -5 ’ 37 °E Assocl leave messoge 5-11 S U M M f n' I A ll Female roommates, lux ury co nd o Security p oo hottufc RR $ 2 5 0 /m o Shore bedroom 482-0521 5- W A LK TO campus Beginning this sum­ mer shore 2 ' house nice porches and ya rd with post-doc $215 rent 4 7 6 6188 5-11 LIBERAL GRAD student wanted to share : BR, I BA garage apt $180. mo íb ills Porttolly atr-condittoned 5-4 RO O M M ATES NEEDED to Ime with 2 fe mates I male in Hyde Paik this summet 2 weexs free ent in M ay 320-8153 5-H MALE ROOMMATE, west compus con do 2-1, aH omenittes W 'D locuzxt Summer $ 2 5 0 $ 3 0 0 • h Boon 4 9 5 -5 5 88 5-11 3 bills pool, taH - O W N RO O M , bath in 2 -2 on NR Q uiet clean 130 (nog ; + t 4 48 2 3 7 9 Von, _________________ evenings 5-11 HOUSEMATE to share pretty 3BR -» ptex O w n roonv bath Enheld area shuttte quiet non smokers. $ 2 0 0 - 6183 5 * 3U 4 ____________ M 450 — Mobile Homes- Lots 5 MIN. FROM D O W N TO W N Large lot. Swimming pool. Tennis Court. Also many mobile homes fo r sale New and used. 3 8 5 -5 8 8 3 385-4410 6-188 480 — Storage Space M IN I STORAGE Easy access low rates ■deal fo r furniture equipment records 4 7 4 -7 8 5 9 , 4 7 8 -5 4 4 5 5dtC___________ AFFORDABLE M O V IN G Call tor exact pnce o ver the phone Local or long dis­ tance Same dav service G uaranteed best pnce 2 5 5 -8 2 4 6 5-11 4 9 0 — W a n te d to R ent Lease COLLEGE PROF ¡UT-EX, wonts to house- sit or sublet apt fo r one month this sum mer (prefer June) Coil 501 8 51 -4 02 3 , leave messoge 5-11 UT FACULTY member a vailable to house sit first summer session starting June 4 4 4 -3 6 7 0 leave messoge 5-11 A N N O U N C E M E N T S 530 — Travel- Transportation FUN IN THE SUM ( ir n u n Max-June Specials From *2 49 , 1-,r dk land. 1 nix ( ozum el I rum *2 69 air & la n d . 3 nts U a p u k u From $229 a ir & land. 3 nts Jam aica June Specialx From $259. air & land 1 nt' Savxau June Speciaix From S259 air & land '■ nts Fur more details, • ai HAZLEWOOD S TRAVEL Y tHir 24 hr era vel agenc v ROüNLJTRIP T¡C K.r Austin to PttsOurgh PA o ' W llia m sp ort PA -eove 6 4 re- tum 6 '8 $168 or best 2 4 4 -9 2 2 9 or 9 2 6 -9 7 2 8 5-11 55 0 — Licensed C hild C are LOVING TOUCH FAMILY DAY CARE. Infarts ó weeks fo 12 months. Affordable, individual- zed care. Loving atmosphere. Ref., Lic., NACC member. An­ derson Mill area. 2 5 8 -6 9 7 2. 5-8 F 57 0 — M usic- M u sician s ' tC H N iQ U E STUDIES of+erea n vo «e th e o r y k e y b o a r d m u sic p *on o Composing, arraagirvg and £>®rtorm«ng serv04 5 -II fro n t oed ro om $ 2 0 0 /mo RO O M M A TE S W A N TE D to share 3-1 -rouse w ith student dog N e a r campus $ 2 0 0 6 7 2 5 5-8 _____________________________ ; 3 bilis Deposit Louren, 4 7 9 - NEED THIRD housemate 6-1 non-smok -g easonoble g ra d law fo r la rg e 38R hsxise >ei HEB shuttle $ 21 0/m c N o h. ewballs or couch potatoes 4 52 - 5 9 4 3 5-11 O N D O 7 2 F shuttte fire -nimbundv m icrow ave W .'D oioce summer a n d o r fall, call Billy 458-1831. 5- furnished c M A L t N O N SMOKER needed Share *■ nouse SR $ 2 0 0 plus 3 bills Renee 4 4 1-7650 4 6 2 -2 5 8 3 5-1______________ S MMER TW O nonsmoking, conservo- ve nolo oom matos needed fo r a rg e M ly -umtsned 2-2 co nd o on shuttle $ 1 5 0 /m onth * ’ 3 utilities. 4 4 2 -8 4 2 0 . 5* FREE A C C O M M O D A T IO N S m « . chonge for child-cor», M-F 8 3 0 -2 3 0 For mor® Inform ation cab Robb*®, 345 * 6 0 7 1 4 7 4 - 6 4 2 5 5-8 __________________ MALE RO O M M A TE "eeoed to shore 28R condo three blocks from compus For iummer 5 2 5 0 Coll Woftei 4 7 6 -4 3 4 5 5-11_____________________ RO O M M A TE W ANTED dn>gs Straight people only $ 15 5/m o + *2 b*Hs. Shuttle Kevin 4 4 3 -2 2 1 6 5-11 for 2 -1 N o TW O QUIET nonsmoking femóles to share 2 -2 apartm ent tw o blocks east compus Adnano, 3 2 0 -8 5 7 5 5 -8 HUGE 3 *2 12 Condo O w n Room $ 2 0 0 / 2 5 0 for summer/fali sprma Too many amenrties to list CoU 4 4 7 -2 4 0 5 anytime, _____________ Roger. 5 -8 O N E FEMALE roommate needed Non- unokec 2BR/2BA, $ 2 0 8 / W Nib Pool hottub security Gayle, 3 3 9 -3 1 3 4 5-11 room m ate w anted SoM m ER FEMALE Luxury 2 -2 co nd o O ne block from campus $ 2 0 0 /m o Leslie. 4 7 8 -2 1 8 6 5- t^ R O O M M A TE NEEDED to shore large 3- 2 house 3 blocks from compus summer a nd/ or fa#. $ 1 9 0 /mo + '*0 U. 4 7 2 * 8 9 8 2 5-11 __________________ IF SHUTTLE 6 0 3 -A Zennm Spocious 3-1, tw o resoonsibie students renced, ga- roge $210 $150 3 7 1 -3 0 6 6 4 7 6 -0 2 6 0 . 5-11 R O O M M A TE NEEDED, W F w m m «r of moro. 3 -2 hozito in South Austin with 2 car g arag # and rwee y o rti O w n room , W /D , cable, m icrow ave and more C oll 4 62 -1 4 4 7 leave messoge 5-11 • v a n TED QUILT g co d /la w sttxtom io share large shaded 2 BR house. 1 block campus O w n bedroom , entrance officer library, m ore $ 2 7 5 /m o 4 76 -1 7 2 8 N o smokers/pets 5 -8 MALL ROOMMATfc x«*ó«cl fiim ishad condo wrrartai CoH 4 6 7 -7 3 6 6 5-# in Hyde Park tor lo ra * fer B O R N -A u A IN Chnsttarti n*«d . room matos n house by coke Austin $190 ' 4 bills 4 7 9 -0 6 0 4 . 4 7 4 -2 3 4 7 5-11 pius ’ HREfc FEMALE roommates neeoea to shore 2B R2BA West Campus M ly fum isned co nd o CoS 4 7 4 -7 7 8 6 5-H *3 bitfci P "vato 3BR house south Austin ro o m - fum isttob tf necassory W /D N o ctooosit' rent by monttt. $ 2 2 5 Don 44 1 4 1 3 /2 8 2 -0 7 4 3 .6 -2 __________________ 2 k G C M M ^ -'E S wontod nousa N orth, aasy access to IH -35. B*g yard, aets O K. S ^ J S a n d S ’ ^ 8 3 6 -6 5 5 2 5-1 -oom m ate CEMALE N O N -S M O K E R to e o e d O n SR shuttte 2 BR. 2 7BA w □ 8 1 0 5 .5-'1 g a rag e $287- mo Co# $o#y 44 NICE 2 -2 C ouac 45th ana Speedwov Roommates w a rte a tor w m m er tattí? $20G monthty * Tony 5-^ *3 jftlthe v 454*7210, "oommat® MATURE MALE to $bar® Sootf1 Austin coodo r$®ar 5®n sVHrt® 2- 2V¿, W /D , $ 2 7 5 * ^ cobi® & pbon® Flectncity po»d Rondy 4 43 -0 69 1 5-11 HYDE PARK on gotf coons® 2-1 hous® $175 - o*Bs 4 5 3 *2 5 5 3 siom ng 6-1. 5-ÍI h O m £ W ITH a view tons C A /CH, $ *75 $ 2 0 0 C o l onynm® 4 5 9 -9 7 8 C 5* jo cuzzj. ceding nexpemiv® 'o om m g m a s s a g e TRAINING stole-appro vec wmme* mfemrvi June 15-Aug 14 OPEN H^JS E Me Austin School o f Massage Therapy 3 2 8 -3 0 0 5 teg # 05 56 SERVICES 58 0 — M u sical In stru c tio n 6 5 0 — M o v in g - H a u lin g Gc 'A R LESSONS Vanetv of styles e- MOVE H A U l 4 o x e d cim ospt e-e expenencec tor e o so no b to -otos Andy 4 52-6181 6- 3N O ^ c m Moui® hokJv A portm enn to c o i io nc distance v®rvK® Unfverwty specjoi $ 2 9 95 8 36 88 8 2 5-HP nsiruc 5 9 0 — T u to rin g ABtE BOOI6D M overs Austins movmg service WVotesoie boxes Ere® estimates mC/V»sg 44 -2 6 2 2 L 8 fcnest con neip keiiat>»e serv-ce * ^ 4 9 ates Coil Rick -lOUSEMATE FOR beouÜfuí Hyde ?ark house Close $ 2 0 0 /mo Start 6-1 Co# 4 53 4 5 0 9 5-11 to shutHe N onsm oker EXPERT ENGLISH TUTOR, Ph D Any as signment Call q e tw e er 5 o rvj 6prf, 4 6 7 -2 3 8 2 5-11 reasonable or >eav« message RENTAL 4 0 0 — C o rtd o s -T o w n h o u s e s N e w C o n d o s T h e C o r n e r s t o n e P l a c e S um m er O n ly S um m er w /F a ll Summer S to ra Your Fall Condo a g e in • F a l l / S p r n g • 12 M o n t h Lease $ 3 50/mo $ 3 0 0 /m o $ 3 0 0 /F u ll Summer $ 5 5 0 m o $ 5 0 0 / m o $ 5 5 Q /m o $ 5 5 0 mo $ 3 5 0 /F u ll Sum m er $ 9 7 0 'm o $ 8 8 5 /M o W /D . Dishwasher, Pro g ram m ab le M icro w av es Full Size Ran Ove<-s Freezers & Refrigerators Ceiling Fons 9 Ceilings Bu> Desks 6 Chests Bay W in d o w s S ep a ra te Balconies, Fully Fum Designe' intenors BRAND N E W 4 8 0 - 0 0 6 5 F 4 4 4 J 4 ARIES PROPERTIES FREE LOCATING SERVICE UN!TS AVAKA&i.E E .FRYWHERF c/o n o o s * # n O U W X M 476-3285 (Rick) L ittle fie ld M ou se 2o06 Rio Grande LOW SUM M ER SPEC IA LS Ouiei spacious fum unea 2 7 > an< , ' s man» anvenme4 FEW FALL P R E L E A S E S LEFT * DOS RIOS CONDOMINIUMS + : C O N D O S : 3 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS Large one bedroom condominiums, fully furmshed, washers & dryers, microwaves, all ru l-sized GE app! anees ceiling fans MUST ^ SEIH Only $300 Summer $475 Fall Sprlng * k 2818 Nueces #101J 4 7 8 - 4 2 7 1 Í I ON AND OFF CAMPUS Select F roa The Lai^eetfovcatory 0 a Caspas C O N D O S-A PTS H OUSES P.M.Te 4 7 6 *2 6 73 7 0 4 W est 2 4 th 7 0 4 W e s t 2 4 th a i i 4 $ 4 Í + k 4 * ■k k k k k k k k k k ^ > to n e le is t) C o n b o m tn tu m s i Located In West Campus • Lower Summer Rates Luxurious 1 & 2 Bedroom Units • Elevator Ce ing Fans Walking Distance to UT Covered Parking Sw¡mmmg Pool Private Patios Garbage Disposal_____________ • Washer Dryer • Microwave Ovens Dishwasher Refrigerator w'lcemaker Come by 24 09 Leon Street #201 o r c a l l 474-7628 Prelease Summer/Fall r'^vr NEED YOU! RESUME FAST? CaU us fo r an aqpofowiant and wa’M j type H wM ie you wait. .a . 17 North Lamer THESES, D6S0TTATI0NS It PA'S We,guarantee our typing will meet D A T A ENTRY C i ERK toe o k e S 4 5 0 a n h o u r H a r t t n a n o w t o r L / O t o e n t r y 3n c O t b e r h o u r s . Discovery Holl a t 474-7616 N O W T Y P IN G WORD PROCESSING Southwest Services 4 * V - 8 7 3 4 3006 - a So** c « ■ m m t— $1.75 DS/Pg w ' j J ABC A p t. M o v in g 39 9 M O V E 339 6 6 8 3 E M P L O Y M E N T 8 0 0 G e n e r a l H e l p W a n t e d V Y A N T E O t HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS TO ACCEPT THE M ISSIO N AND THE CHALLENGE We are looking for health care profes >ionals to become an integral part of the Army Medical Team. You'll be involved in a w ide * am tv of ’> ital. int.'-- stinganii personally rewarding assignments, ranging from administrative manage­ ment to direct patient care. The Arm.. 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The Oilers outskated Detroit fot mo"t of the second peri< d, but tht W ings got the next goal, as Bob Pro- bert nudged in a power-play re­ bound w ith 4 33 to plav in the peri- The goal gave the Red W ings some m omentum, but they couldn t get the puck past Oilers goaltender G ran' Fuhr again. M L B S t a n d i n g s * »st DnnMor TEXAN CLASSIFIED ^ ADS FOR JUST... ah WORDS DAYS << A d d i t i o n a l W o r d s O n l y 4c p e r W o r d p e r Day! U so V I S A Mo s t e rC a rd o r P e r s o n a l ’ C h a r g e ! T h e Da i l y T e x a n E M P L O Y M E N T E M P L O Y M E N T E M P L O Y M E N T 8 4 0 — S a l e s 8 90 — C l u b s - R e s t a u r a n t s NEED A JOB? Gooden is scheduled to throw Fndav Saturda sundav mornings at Shea under tht supervisio Mreg Pavlick, the Mets roving minor league pitc coach Thon to rejoin Astros on Friday H O U S T O N — Houston V tro s shortst p Thon will rejoin the team in Montreal Fnda\ b; has not vet been put on the active rostt r tie u no u need Thon, w h o left spnng training vamp co m p lain vision problem", has been playing with the • A A A team in Tucson, Anz Astro" spokesman C huck Pool said Ihurscta although Thon w ill join the team Fridav he is me when he actually w ill pla\ v% ith the Astros Thon has had recum ng v ision problems sinct a Earlier thi" year he lett s mg incident in APPLY FOR INTERVIEW IN *S? £ SEE QUALIFICATIONS BEL( W 9 0 0 — D o m e s t i c - H o u s e h o l d M e d i c a l Ne-M hob e t©©m Boor i for •e~vc ? in en c^ or^ e for pm o^c occ*v **-,sg *0< buiy fem ee nnq>e par­ ent pnvc*e bed ba*" dose ?o compvv 4 8*99 s 552* A d m i n i s t r a t i v e M a n a g e m e n t 8.80 — P r o f e s s i o n a l tLEMARKETERS Legal Assistant B U S I N E S S 9 3 0 *— B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s BELIZE ftf'ttsh AmtfKOh Caffb Co ■ «v. *1 r o w ^ Socic W o rk e r E M P L O Y M E N T 780 — E m p l o y m e n t S e r v i c e s 5 5 5 5 N lamcw Aa»t>r. TX 78 75 N o b o d y w o rk s h .ird e ' ft» k e e p r ° u w o rk in g With a T e x a n W a n t - A d ! 4 7 1 - 5 2 4 4 E M P L O Y M E N T 9 1 0 — P o s i t i o n s W a n t e d Texas Security Associates, Inc, The Daily Texan is a big place And the people here are as diverse a crow d as you'll ever meet. But we've all got one thing in com mon we have to put out a newspaper every day. That's where you com e in. The Texan needs a staff for the sum m er W e ve got jobs open in every departm ent — News, Editorials, Sports, Arts & Entertainment and Copy Desk. W e I! have w orkshops from M ay 28-30 to get you ready for jobs in News. Arts & Entertainment, Sports. C o p yd e sk and Editorials. You don't have to be a journalism major, and you don't need experience Just com e to the Texan offices, fill out an application, and w e ’ll tell you everything you need to know. And once you re down here, it doesn t seem like such a big place after all. T h e Da i l y T e x a n In the Basement 25th Street and Whitis Avenue T H E D a ily TEXAN/Friday May 8 1987 Page 24 around campus TO D A Y'S C R O SSW O R D PUZZLE PREVIOUS **U77l F SOI VFO A C R O S S 1 Plums 6 Nonsense 10 Stops up 14 Championship 15 Essayist 16 Nigerian native 17 Chemicals 18 Underpinning 19 Walked over 20 Business slowdown 22 Journalese 23 Tumult 24 Discolored 26 Sweet — 29 Stone: suff 31 Water body 32 Gamp 34 Go to — 38 Cleo’s river 39 Work: pref 41 Ark builder 42 Vaporous 45 Sure 48 Forming tool 49 Bridge feat 50 Conducted 51 Aids 55 Immerses 57 Factory 58 Outflowings 63 Leaf 64 Fields Lat. 65 Something special 66 Birds Lat. 67 Prosecutes 68 Conjure 69 Inferior 70 Abel’s km 71 Regenerate D O W N 1 Ex c e l 2 Insects 3 Of ears 4 Senior 5 Not free to move about 6 Disparage 7 Bread spread 8 Signals 9 Retains 10 Injury 11 Ohio city 12 Game animal 13 Supported 21 Ground 22 Equal pref 25 Strike 26 Plays on words 27 Issue 28 Adept 30 Instruments 33 Preparation 35 Twist 36 Overhang 37 Dispose of 40 House pets 43 Dimness 44 Nonetheless 46 Leave port 47 Ascriber 51 Shock 52 Serf 53 Wise ones 54 Musical passage 56 Tennis shot 59 Vex 60 Gas 61 Receipts 62 Worry 64 Quadruped Around Cam pus is a d aily colum n listing U niversity-related activities sponsored by academ ic departments, student services and registered stu­ dent organizations. To appear in Around Cam pus, organizations must be registered w ith the O ffice of S tu ­ dent A ctivities. Announcem ents must be submitted on the correct form, available in The Daily Texan office, bv 11 a.m. the day before p u b lica­ tion. The Daily Texan reserves the right to edit subm issions to conform to style rules, although no significant changes w ill be made. ____________ M E E T IN G S Overeaters Anonym ous w ill have a step study meeting at noon M ond ay in Burdine H all 232. The Gav and Lesbian Students' A s­ sociation w ill meet for happy hour from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Friday in the Cactus Cafe. The African Students Association w ill have their last spring semester in the meeting at 5:30 p.m. Friaay Texas U n io n Building Atro-American Culture Room. Inter-Varsity C hristian Fe llo w sh ip will meet at 7 p.m. Fridav in the I ni- versity Christian C hurch Student M inistry Room. Students O ld e r Than Average w ill meet for a "last round happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday in Pearce Hall in the Texas U n io n Building. Com e eat drink and be mem for tomorrow we start cram ming. Alpha C h i w ill have an officers meeting at 6 p m. Saturday in the 1 ex as U nion Building Texas Governors Room Chinese B ib le S tu d y w ill meet at 6:30 p m. Fridas in Education Build­ ing 5.24. E V E N T S The Departm ent of M usic w ill sponsor the Early M usic Ensemble s '500 Years of Music performance of Troubadour Songs of the 12th C entu rv and Ensalata: Songs of 1 ove, N a ­ ture, Drinking and Dancing from the Inth C e n tu ry" at 8 p m Fridav in Bates Recital Hall. The Intercooperative C ouncil w ill sponsor Reggae NIite at 30 p m Friday at Arrakis Co-op 2212 Pearl St The council w ill have an open discus­ sion of Jam aican political problems The Am erican Message Therapy Association w ill sponsor the Peace Ex- periment from 7 to 11 p.m Saturday at Sym p hony Square, 11th and Red R iver streets The association will have music from Kate M cLennan, Tom Delanev, Michael A oder, Ruth Huber and Susan Bright, and poetry from Tim othy O 'F lv n n . O THI R The C atholic students Association w ill sing at Resthaven N ursing Hom e on Friday. A n yone interested should meet at 6 p.m at the University c ath- olic Center. Please come — the resi­ dents reallv enjoy our visits The Student Health Center w ill sponsor sw im m ing for disabled stu­ dents from 8 to 4.30 p.m every W ednesday and from 3 30 to 5 p.m Fridav in Anna Hiss Gym nasium Fri­ day w ill be the last sw im class for the this semester Cam pus Friends ot Israel w ould like to thank all those students w ho signed their ad and apologize to those students w h o w ished to add then names but were too late It you art interested in becoming a m em ber of C am pus Friends of Israel next semes ter please call N athaniel I ask at 47. leave yo ur full address 6002 and Thanks again. Shalom Explore international folk dancing 1 earn dances from around the world w ith the U niversity Folk Dance Soci­ ety at 8 p m. Fridav in the Texas I n- íon Building Texas G overnors Room N o experience is necessary For more information call Ron at 4,8-8400 The A rm ad illo Folk Dancers w ill have their last dance of the s e m e s t e r at 8 p m M ondav on the W est Mall The\ w ill start again on June 8 Final registration materials for the June b Graduate Retord Exam ination must be postmarked by May 12 1 here w ill be a late fee of $10 Materials are available at the Measurem ent and Evaluation Center 2616 VNichita St and at the Inform ation Desk m the M am Building For more information, call the M easurem ent and { valuation Center at 471-3032 H ebrew S t u d i e s a n d M i d d l e 1 a s t ­ ern Folk Darners w ill sponsor instruí, tion tor Israeli fd k dancing tro m B to 4 p.m. and request dancing from 4 to 10 p m. Sun d ay at H illel 2105 San A n to ­ nio St Thev w ill have the first orgam zatson meeting of the w omen s choral band from 10 to 11 p m All interested persons are invited to audition and participate The \ssociation ot I atm American students previously ai vn Friday has been w of a lack of attendance at the planning meeting Tuesday Spring semester members will be credited one party tor the the tall semester If you will not bv around in the fall you c an ask tor a refund from any officer Prospective 1 ulbright Scholars: A p ­ tor the plications and 1988-84 1 ulbnght Program are now available at the International C enter Stu d y Abroad Office 100 VS 26th St. information I he Inter V arsitc C hristian F e llo w ­ s h i p w ill haye an vnd-oi-the-semester picnic on Saturday A nyone interest­ ed should meet at 3 V p m. at 1 ittle- tield Fountain. Students 25 and O ld e r — 1 he Dean ot Students Office im ites you to a brow n bag lunch from 11:30 a m to 1:30 p.m. Frid ay in the Texas I nion Building Texas Governors' Room I he It s the discussion w ill be informal come last meeting of the semester in and say "h i and bye Be sure to check The Daily Tnan tor the sum m er brow n bag lunch schedule beginning June 5 M l M A N D L I C T U R F S 1 he Anthropology C olloquium s e ­ ries w ill sponsor a lecture by K»se 1 imen on "D a n cin g with the Devil: Society, G ender and Political I ncon- scjous m Mexican-Am em an Si ruth Texas at 3 p m Friday in Burdine Hall 602 Students liv in g will sponsor three free turns Day Of the tor Cooperative at 7 d m ^undav at the Ark Airlines may face tighter restrictions fu n d ' a nds w ill be ; he meeting restriction^ Associated Press W A S H I N G T O N - U S. a irlin e service, already the target ot c o m ­ p laints b v passengers and C o n g ress over d e la y s and safety in cid en ts w o u ld h a v e to be restricted it the no-grow th budget the S en a te a p ­ p ro ved tor the Federal A v ia tio n A d ­ m in istratio n is enacted the a g e n ­ cy's ch ie f said T h u rsd a y. " I h a v e n 't been able to figure out how w e can operate, F A A A d m in ­ istrator D o n a ld En g e n told the S e n ­ tran sp o rtatio n a p p ro p ria tio n s ate subcommittee W e w ill h ave a s< n ous d isru p tio n to air com m erce m 19h8 w ith that budget level Eng en did not specify w hat tvpe of restrictions m ight be necessary But an F A A official w h o asked to not be identified said thev could in ­ clude a lim it on the num b er of flights a llo w e d the official said " I t could h a p p e n in a num ber of w a y s 'tou put a cap on the n u m b er of aircraft you w o u ld a llo w in the s\ stem It s a last resort and y o u hate to do that but he [E n g e n ] is going to m aintain a ite system The Sen ate a p p ro v e d < federal budget e a rh I h the 1988 tisial year w F that w o u ld restn O ct 1 to about the $2 8 billion this ye a r tor its op eratioi The F A A s fu nctions i era ting the nation s air trol s\stem and e n te r stand ard s tor planes and 1 ngen has been fightii crease in his agency s sought a S3 2 billion budget for next vrar HOOUARO' THi5 1/Í5 00NE FAR BNOlKH- youp vip&c m l tant is o u t o f con BUTIHATS h StiHQiE chapa* SIP ROT aEAu ’ COUU 3 t M05T BFf£C7¡VB ¿UEAFVn THE .£<.'■ • HA‘ A6A V ' ’ 0EM0CFA PRBSlPEXnAL CONTEMPERE c 1987 U n ited Feature Syndicate BLOOM COUNTY Hom -w w e' IT 5 H 6 ft ' a/p Review (N TIMS /x A/mi W SR LATEST RECOPP m N&//LY RELEVANT BOiitoeps weave rem / ui e MLOPfee THAT SUP OVER m TRANSOM OF SOCIAL cm c im N e ss ant? insinuate weRieu/es into w r peeam s by Berke Breathed VOU MtAN AND BETi HfVJtNT P E A N U T S n ú í - u í d i c e Q r m ii 7 BY J O H N N Y HA RT BY VAN GARRETT h% Miles Mathis f m a y 8 , 1 9 8 7 m av 8. 1 % 7 i m a g e s J s u p p l e m e n t t o t h e d a i l y t e x a n i m a g e s 'I don't feel like w e're a band about gender, or w e're a band about politics, or w e're a band about specific philosophies. 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REM cleans out its c lo s e t and S u / a n n e Y o g a n e e d s to w o r k o n W h a t k in d o f joint is this? the Knee Plays, w it h music In D a v i d Kevin M c H a r g u e ' s in love w it h Sarah W e d d i n g t o n . e v e n t s This is y o u r last c hanc e to av o id st udying. 8 10 11 11 T h e S p r i n g '87 im ages s t a f f w o u l d l i k e to t h a n k c o m p o s i n g r o o m ar t is t M a r k M c C u l l o c h W e c o u l d n ' t h a v e d o n e a d a m n t h i n g w i t h o u t you C o v e r a n d c e n t e r - s p r e a d p h o t o s b y T h e r e s a I ) i M e n n o . s t a f f editor Kenneth Korman associate editor Roseana Auten images reporter John Dennett contributors 1 NINT I I If ’86 is rem em b ered as the year that l-rank Miller in troduced m illion s ol readers to the w orld o f com ic book he roes with his stu n n in g Dark Knight series, then ’87 w ill be known as the year that M an M oore and D av e (n b bons told the last siqxrrhcro story U atchmen Publish ed b \ IX C o m ic s, this 12 issue series takes the entire su p erh ero concept and tran sp o ses it to the real vsi«rid Ms looking a! what m ight hap {sen to a societv where su{Krhcr<>cs re alls exist, Watchmen exp lod es the brightlv colored trnth of c o m k book h eroics and replace-, it with a grim and unrelenting reflection of our own harsh re alm of I he history of the w orld dep icted in Watchmen parallels our own in nrarlv every deta¡; up to the l% O s V sm all gro u p crim efig h ters ap peared briefly mst before W orld Vt at II but the public d ism isse d them as h arm less eccen trics because none o f the in actually had any spec .a! pow er co stu m e d In 1 % 0 , the first and only being ever to p o sse ss su pern o rm al p»*wci spru n g into existen ce at..! the face of their w orld ch an ged Jrasticallv An A m erican c iti/e n , the super m an wa • given the code nam e 1 )r M anhattan a deliberate re fe re n ,e to the B om b and n m« I atcls deployed bv the m ili­ tary m V ictnarn U r a dec iu v e t s W ith D r M an h attan on the A m en leader o v e rn ig h t, I he I ruled ''•a the planet s unch alleged to .a n sid e , not onlv wa* the balance ;« wet d isru p ted but all the rule 'h r gam e ch an ged •* an - ’at', other coun tries foreign poll w him s of A m erican to I he K u is u n s with their ha k wall loudly threatened to use nuk but the point w as tn o t in the ta, c l)i M anhattan leaving to acq u iesce to Perhaps p u rred on bv this air superiority . n u n ^ 'w c i c d « s t u n heroes ap p eared ag ain , som e o f In t prc W orld 'X at !! u pd ated version s heroes \? lu st, ’ he public w elcom ed them with consiiiuti< nal san ction s o! their d eeds but ram pant vigilant ism n r t i ’ fed nation wtdc riots and police I his led to the K eene strikes in '77 A ct, wh i c h outlaw ed all superh ero es with the exception of I)i M an h attan an d the C o m e d ia n , a hero turn ed C IA assassin . W hen Watchmen o p e n s, we are shown an A m erica w here the V ater gate scandal never saw the light of Ja v and N ixon is con siderin g running for a lourth con secu tive term of office M ost of the su p erh ero es are in retire ment or dead of old age But the brutal m urder of one of them sets off a chain of even ts which plun ges their world intn an un sto p p ab le countdow n to nu clear destruction that the heroes them selves m av have caused " A l l t he s t u f f y o u ' d e x p e c t to f i n d in a s u p e r h e r o c o m i c h a s b e e n r u t h l e s s l y e xcised." 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S ■ & e * Tm THE jmcfnsirr or rtxas at aosttn H v a H K entetn c e n t e r as such, merits a place alongside The B est o f Bread and T he B av C ity in the c utouts rack Roller'* 1 o r r a i n e ( a d e m a r t o n Su/anne V’cga S o litu d e Standing A& M Suzanne Vega doesn’t sing her lyric s she discreetly whispers them Her haunting, airv vou e mixes song and speech, it almost seems as if the notes slowly float out of the speakers But Vega's considerable vocal tal­ ents tend to overshadow the content of her lyrics Each line is clearly articu­ lated, and her voice blends effortlessly with the light k e y boards of Anton San ko and the guitar murmurings of Marc Shulman U nfortunately, when one does focus on the Ivtual content >»f her new al­ bum Solitude Standing, the results can be disillusioning Beneath the intrigu­ the singer ing sound textures that songwriter that sometimes attempt to convey M ean­ ing' vs, ith a c apital “ M c r e a te s are words Ironically, V ega’s success in the re vitalized Greenwich V illage accoustic scene has led to comparisons with Bob l)y¡an by some critics and promoters In many wavs, the two couldn ’ be more opposite: Besides the obvious differences in voice, V e g a seems to try a bit too hard to attain the profundity of Dylan s simple poetry But the quality of her vocals, as well the strong support she recaves trom her band, is enough to make up for the I uka, occasionally awkward Ivrics the single from the record, has more dric<- tha;. most of the other tracks Com bining a strong bass and drum backbeat with Vega’s clear, com m and­ ing to n e , the s«ing is somewhat of a departure from her previous work and might some airwaves itself even find on Gypsy has a more mainstream folk feel, and it benefits trom some addi­ tional rhvthm guitar by M itch Easter of I ct v Active, who also co-produced the t i a c k Michael Viscegha's b a s s line is right out of the NX'vndham Hill school of accoustic cliches, but the cut still succeeds due to the weaving gui­ tars and V e g a ’s exceptional vocals on the song’s chorus 1 racks like Iro n b o u n d Fancy P oul­ i n and Language clearly illustrate one of the band’s primary preoccupations: keeping Vega’s voice at the tore. Ih e supporting mem bers, however, are clearly adept at filling in the gaps and g o in g each piece depth and m ove­ ment Guitarist Marc Shulman is esp e­ cially notable in his subtle strummings on I anguage But no matter how admirable the band members perform, in the end the cleat attraction ot S olitude Sta n d in g is the leader's vocal chords Those alone make the album worthwhile for admir­ ers of folk influenced accoustic music iust don ’t spend too much time on the lyrics sheet M ark Tarallo THE GOURM ET CHALLENGE: H o u m a n y p e r fe c t c o m b i n a t i o n s c a n y o u f i n d ? C o ffe e A House Blend B. Gold Filtered Special C. Iced Coffee D. Cafe Au Fait E. Cafe du Jour Glacé F. Espresso G. C. appuccino H. Cappuccino American I. Cappuccino Viennese J. ( appuccino Chocolate M a/elje » C h eeseca k e (s e v e n fla v o r s) A 1 Plain B 2. Chocolate Marble C 3. Amaretto 0 4. Raspberry t ussis E. 5. Pralines & Cream 6. Chocolate Decadence F. 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Mm C'-' 3 • Mysterious hooded figure*' construct a giant I tor no discernible reason at al k I \ l M A R K S Nothing ever realh chsnges. or rather, everything just keeps happen mg over and over the same wa\ I he idea of historv repeating itself lias been the subiect of numerous work ol art in a variety of disciplines, and has it self been regenerated often One of the latest works on this subject is tin Knee Pla\ s. which is not only about the eye lical nature of thing' but is also caught up in a cycle of its own the Knee Viais began unh Roben NX ibón, a native of Waco Wilson is the creator and director of a number of contemporary plavs and o p e r a s , m eluding Einstein on the Beach and I he Photographer, which feature musk bv such composers as Philip ‘ ilass Not a conventional storyteller in the least. NX ilson's approach is visual wi’h vers little attention paid to formal narra tive. Wilson’s last major work was the CIVIL warS a tree /s hesf measured when ¡I is down, which featured musu (ilass among bv several composers them and was to premiere in its cntii its during the 1984 Olvmpic Arts Fes tival in Los Angeles But because of financial problems, it never opened the Knee Plays ts a scries of 14 briet “ filler scenes that were to he placed in between the longer scenes of the CIVIL warS and performed down­ stage while scene changes were made behind a backdrop. While NX 11 son waited lor a complete performance of the CIVIL warS, he decided to start showing bits and piec gethet to lorm then own separate pro diiction But this idea is not a unu u.il as one might think < tpcras grew out ol musi­ cs! intermezzos between the acts ol in the Dth plavs usualh comedie and 16th centuries Bv the IHth centu r\ the intermezzo had hec omc an mi jHirtani tvpc ol Italian comic opera its Even the term “ knee plav" tia vaudeville roots in theater historv It refers to the “ joints’’ i.e. short routines that took place t'ciwecn the man>f ac ts I he connection to tradition docsn ' end there, even though the music and l y r i c s f,.r the Knee Wavs are bv David Bvrnc of talking Heads fame Bvrne origiriallv considered venting a Japa nese influenced icore to complement elements < Knee Vlas that I pi np tradi i h i ! i opera wan Id H l! Bvrnc opted Instead he d< \rnericdi route Jec idedlv *ans stv core tor be. Americi 4 the fut the K i ee Pla\ sorts Wilson exp N« I h idl I ti up the tree I mails the man tales a book out ol his hack pocket. the bind is tiu historv of the world " \s 111 action continues, the tree ts un down and made into a cabin the hull of a boat is buil* a mu ltd the cabin, the b oat goes out to sea, e tc i vcntual l\ a book is made from the wood, and from the book sprouts a tree You could o- it ha come lull circle, or you could .o nothing ever rcallv changed Despite the Knee Wavs’ perhaps overlv philosophical message of birth, it should leath and regeneration, Potential cntertaimnc prove q in mind tha' Id keel v icwet > NX die itot v piav \\ .J, t of c la ho Hv the Ktui W.ns *ill he performed M .w • 114 • 291 * C.uadalup* St • 4 4 ,f the «mg' at 2 and C »\ lid at 4 45 and 9 W \uxtm O p r r a Houv* • 2I - Heat al 11 4 p m s.I N s-jf ft . I\ ,i' 1 and US p m H.t> k Kittint • 2015 1 h .«■ tmi 1» Drive ■ 441 4 * ." 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Levy Gallery ■ 333 Guadalupe* St. ■ 47 1-8926 ■ / xhibition of him tional Art, in conjunction with Matrix Gallery through)une 13 Charles lew is and A>srk tor them because thcv had to cuss their lawvers out sometimes — and thcv ium couldn’t cuss out a woman. Fortunately, cooking dinner didn t hold Weddington back from pursuing a lew hobbies: winning the landmark abortion decision, serving in the l exas House ot Representatives and becom­ ing an ,i sistant to President Jimmy ( arter \X idington first became involved in the abortion issue at the prompting ot several \ istm area women. “ A group ot women here in Austin were doing problem pregnancy coun­ seling. They same to me and told me that a lot of women had been going down to Mexico for abortions 1 hev d had a series of people come back with perforations in the uterus, some had been assaulted on the operating table. “ So I started doing some research. I discovered that California and New York had really liberalized their abor­ tion laws, and several district courts had declared abortion statutes uncon- s!national VC e decided to lile a suit. 1'hen VC eddington tound the ideal ally Linda Coffee, the only other female graduate in Weddington’s I I law school class Together, they laid the groundwork for the constitutional challenge. “ Linda found the plaintiff in Dal­ las. The woman was unmarried, and her one child had been taken out of her custody. She was working as a waitress, and she was pregnant She went looking for an abortion because she w as at raid of losing her job or nev­ er seeing her little girl again, but she was told she couldn’t get one. And she became Jane Roe Fourteen years later, VC eddington stands by her original position. Re­ sponding to critics who claim the court’s decision went beyond the lim­ ns of judicial review , VC eddington in­ vokes an argument usually associated with the I d Meese school of thought: S a u h Weddington „o n the histotit Roe W a d e a b o rtio n d e c is io n framers intent. “ li you look at the intent ot the framers [ot the Constitution], thev be­ lieved adamanllv that vou should be­ lieve as vou wanted without having re­ ligious beliefs imposed on you. They b a s ic alls wanted the most limited gov­ ernment possible, with power reserved to the individual.” VC’eddington is somewhat apprehen­ sive that the current court won’t re­ spect that commitment to individuali­ ty. "VC hen I won Roe vs. VCade, the vote was 2 N> w 1 think it s 4. and it w o rrie s me. I ve olten said face­ tiously — that I believe in mandatory life support systems for the older jus­ tices, because we van t altord to lose one of them.” VC eddington is convinced that this cou rt is less concerned with individual private than the one she faced in 1973. Commenting on the recent case which upheid Georgia sodomy laws, V, edd­ ington pointed out that "the rationale of Roe vs VCade sould have covered the Hardwick case 1 he court is iust not as committed to privacy as it was." Foday, Weddington sees affirmative action as a leading feminist issue. She praises the court’s recent decision to limited affirmative action, endorse savin g that it will help facilitate what she calls “ the pipeline.” “ It takes time lor the pipeline to work While discrimination has de creased dramatically, it still takes a while lor an all-male work force to have any participation by women -or minority men. Weddington believes that, to a cer tain extent, being a woman can be an advantage now. “ I became Depart­ ment of Agriculture general counsel in part because of Carter s saving to Cab­ inet secretaries: Hire more women.” After benefiting from Carter’s af­ firmative action, Weddington soon found herself in the position of recruit­ ing uher women tor top positions As assistant to the president, she was in charge of finding women for a variety of appointments, including the federal bemh. She also worked to improve the status of women in the military, estab­ l i s h progums to aid small business­ women and combat domestic violence. Weddington has found further suc­ cess as a lecturer at the University. H e r courses benefit from her varied experiences in government. Weddington pursues her teaching and speaking schedule tor a vanetv of reasons, most importantly to keep women’s issues alive. “Megatrends says that the public’s interest span is about three issues wide, and women’s issues are disap­ pearing. The current generation — through no lault of its own tends to think that everything is all right. “ We who believe in equalits think that everyone else dix*s, too. VC omen here at the University think that ev­ eryone is iudged on merit, that being married won’t conflict with their ca­ reer W e have to remember that not everyone feels that way. By way of proof, Weddington searches through her enormous stack of papers and notes, looking for a speech she read months ago. “ Here it is.” She holds up a reprint of a quote from the head of the M or­ mon Church: “ It was never intended bv the Lord that married women com­ pete with men in employment “ And that’s the fastest growing church in the world " Asked about the future, Wedding­ ton refuses to reveal anv long-range plans “ I can’t predict what I ’ll be doing in five years. I ’d rather talk about what I can do today that will give me more options for tomorrow. Right now I am very content.” Y o u ’ ll lo v e M ving In T o u c a n C o u n try ...it s comfortable cotton sportswear with lots of bright ideas. And, it s all a Foley's exclusive. 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