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THE BATTALION Page 7 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1979 rom Pr e . se of their fh30 a,in, °m261o{ m. at the President Pc Valley sion—S2 cuss elec- "P-m.in age serai- en at 8:30 Id at 7:45 eryone is the nation No problems reported Officials seek gay foster parents United Press International TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey social service officials said they are looking for more homosexual house holds to place an increasing number of homeless gay teen-agers. The Department of Human Ser- ices said Monday it began making mch assignments on a case-by-case tasis and that a handful of teen- igers, both boys and girls, have been blaced with homosexual foster pa- cusscrisis ^ents. So far all the foster parents Tiave been women and only two homes have been involved in the placements. ■ Authorities said the placements have been made with the consent of the children’s natural parents. 8 The first home was set up in 1975 when an adolescent boy ran away from home and moved in with a les bian couple. The state approved the trangement and later approved a iecond home run by a lesbian. Both homes are located in south- Duncan ;rn ^ ew J erse y> but officials would lot identify the town nor the pa rents. The teen-agers were placed in fos- :er homes because of discipline iroblems or an inability by the natu ral parents to care for the children. Some of the children had been neg lected or abused. State officials found the children’s Seeds often could not be dealt with n a heterosexual foster family. “We haven’t had problems with foe kids in the homes, said Anne Burns, a department spokeswoman. ['They seem to adjust well. It gives them a kind of supportive atmos- ' sphere that helps them deal with 9 p.m. in Founda- nfire. 3 Middle y Alders- mk Food fountain, ? MSC. ape 1 him into put a ski im his hands a house i ry forced li used hisk hours” befs own car irted the in a sketch i 'oves kater national — Heari icolded a 3i for skatinti downti* rate from the need to seek effective his skates sted Septii on of end® i to be ws f others, n INS for any purposes leading to de- gh crowds United Press International WASHINGTON — Reacting in part to complaints from Hispanic groups, the Justice Department has halted neighborhood roundups of illegal aliens, except in special cir cumstances. | Attorney?. General Benjamin JCivjJetb Monday ordered the Im migration and Naturalization Ser vice to end the raids in response to outcries from Hispanic groups in Los Angeles. “The need to count all persons in the United States is a matter sepa- solutions to the problems of illegal immigration,” said the attorney gen eral. Civiletti said no census informa tion will be sought by or divulged to portations, exclusions or coerced de- jpartures from the United States. He said the INS will focus on em ployment-related investigations, ex cept in unusual circumstances. He cited as unusual circumstances investigations of smuggling opera tions; threats or physical barm to illegal alveus, resident, aliens and citizens; the hunt for fugitive law breakers; instances of flagrant abuse of immigration laws, and cases such as the effort to identity out-of-status Iranian students. m oods. P.M. IAL teak y and ter j Butter IAL JING INNEfl e ing gutter- any X IMnski We carry a full line of traditional and the latest in leotards and tights. (pjutfQ V COLLEGE SH 318 Jersey 693-9357 COLLEGE STATION ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE MAJORS LET US HELP YOU PLAN AHEAD TO BECOME A CPA Our successful students represent 1/3 of USA CPA REVIEW their problems and their homosex uality. ‘‘They’re good foster parents,” Bums added. “They take care of these kids as if they were their own. ” Dr. Jeffrey Fracher, a clinical psychologist at the New Jersey Col lege of Medicine and Dentistry’s sexual counseling service, said the placement “makes sense” because the teen-agers’ “self-esteem and self- worth would be potentially en hanced.” Doctors said care is taken to deter mine that the children are actually homosexual and not just mixed up. Repair shop caters to rich and famous United Press International LOS ANGELES — Rolls- Royce owners know the value of owning the “right car” in South ern California, where the auto mobile is sanctified as a symbol of prestige and status. But even a Rolls occasionally will act up: a spark plug will mis fire, or even worse, one of those cheap “domestic cars” may cruise up too close and crease a fender. For three years, the rich and many entertainment personali ties have been bringing their flawed Rolls-Royces to James Young Coach Works Ltd. But it’s not called an auto repair shop, it’s an “auto-restoration facility.” At James Young Coach Works, a crystal chandelier dangles in a corner of the waiting room, com plete with a grand piano and a 10-foot-tall grandfather clock. It’s a fitting atmosphere for what may be the most expensive auto repair shop in the nation. “Our prices are probably the highest in the country,” said own er Preston Tyree. “Our custom ers come here because we are highly recommended.” Among the celebrities who bring their Rolls to Tyree’s shop are entertainers John Davidson and Zsa Zsa Gabor, author Harold Robbins, designer Mr. Blackwell and former baseball star Willie Mays. 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