The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 16, 1980, Image 10

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    Page 10 THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1980
EASEAS
PIZZA
SPAGHETTI
LASAGNA
WATCH THE
WORLD SERIES
Philadelphia Phillies
vs.
Kansas City
Royals
on our GIANT iS
60" SCREEN
PITCHERS
OF
807 Texas Ave.
696-3380
DIETING?
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during the game,
come early & get
a good seat.
"TImh-c's No Pizza Like A Pasta's Pizza I
Wc guarantee It I"
Even though we do not prescribe diets,
we make it possible for many to enjoy a
nutritious meal while they follow their
doctors orders. You will be delighted
with the wide selection of low calorie,
sugar free and fat free foods in the
Souper Salad Area, Sbisa Dining Center
Basement.
vw-WMTADS
OPEN
Monday through Friday 10:45 AM-1:45 PM
QUALITY FIRST
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The Onkyo CP-1010 belt-drive
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Fisher GS-133
speakers are the
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Three-way design
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The Genesis 2
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Lifetime warranty to
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Nikko Audio
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Mini
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Auto-reverse, digital radio,
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Digital AM-FM Cassette
The Sony XR-50 looks as good
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Phono
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Metal Cassette
Top performance on a budget
with Nikko ND-590. Dolby NR*
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65 watt per channel Onkyo TX-5000
stereo receiver with digital readout.
Super Quartz-Locked tuner, power
meters, and the sound you’ve come to
expect from Onkyo.
New semi-automatic direct drive CP-
1015 Onkyo Turntable with
straightline tonearm and Ortofon
cartridge.
Brand new Altec-Lansing Model 8
loudspeakers bring the brilliance to
your ears without the harshness of
lesser-quality speakers. Tough to find
a better system
regardless of price!
Blank
Cassettes
Ultrachrome
was proved
equal to metal tapes but you
can use them on your standard
deck.
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Mobile Fidelity
Original
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Recordings
Through a unique half-speed
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“Pint Under the Wire”
by the Little River Bend
“Night Movee” by Bob Seger end
the Sliver Bullet Bend
“Chempegne Jem" by
Atlente Rhythm Section
“ejm” by Steely Den
“Totally Hot” by
Olivia Newton-John
“Thankful” by Natalie Cole
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Graphic Equalizer
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Arabs send cash Na
to West for safety^
United Press International „ t -A. i
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Worried about the Iran-Iraq war i
tain about the future of their own countries. Gulf Arabs are ;
their money to the West by the billions to protect it from the
haunting their region.
Beirut bankers say there has been a steady outflow of dollars for
Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates sinafo
fell of the Shah of Iran in December 1978. | CINCH
The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the Mecca Mosque sWtjjjjjng 0 i
in Saudi Arabia turned that steady stream into a flood, crestajtgjgyjsjon
September with the Iran-Iraq war. ^ _j ea f c
Today, the newly rich Gulf is exporting its money to Europet,k en turn*
America almost as fast as its oil. ' jlmes F
Bankers estimate the total near half a billion dollars since the »tjj e WCP
Amazingly enough, part of it is ending up in Lebanon, sent thert^ujlding,
Palestinians and Lebanese working in the oil states who have lostfoyas dead
in the future viability of their paymasters. vas set fo:
The nationals in the Gulf, although they moved most of their fo “fve be
money out last year, have been active too. ie ^d in ;
Several banking reports indicated Gulf Arabs have made heavy^ fee day.
purchases — for delivery — since the outset of the fighting, tfrlfriend
Sending one’s money abroad for security became popular in theC.’here is n
after the 1975-76 Lebanese civil war. ’mrgone.’
“The Gulf Arabs always used to vacation in Lebanon," said Anti® Police f<
Asseily, director of Beirut’s J. Henry Schroder and Co. SAL invtjoer nun v
ment bank. "When the war struck Lebanon, once thoughtofasamaichool, de
of stability, they realized it could happen to them, too.” hey woul<
The next, and biggest, crunch came between the overthrowof-joor Over
shah and the Mecca incident in November 1979, when an estimatedi In hour-
billion Saudi riyals, almost $5 billion, was sent West by indivnaid he ex
Saudis within three weeks. Another $3 billion was reported tobriend but
fled Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates during the to^terview,
tuous 12 months of 1979. iad once :
“Most of the money went to Europe and the United States," said B “We ph
Elias Saba, a former Lebanese finance minister and now a pnrThis whoi
consultant. “About 70 percent of it has remained in liquid depoinan’t say ii
CDs (certificates of deposit) and bonds, and about 30 percent hasp Hoskins
into equity.” /ith five V
Despite the U.S. freeze on Iranian assets, which sent a shivenk
the spines of Arab money-men, America still is viewed as thesa«^>-
haven in these troubled times. ,'{^8 4^
“The Arabs see it as the last great bastion of capitalism,” said Asstiii^ J
“If it goes, nowhere will be safe.”
The outflow of capital from the Gulf to the West has been facilto? Un
by the diffusion of modern banking practicies throughout these ner BOSTC
created states. Whereas 15 years ago only the top of the finrfennedy
pyramid was aquainted with Western banking practices, or for iPresiden
matter paper money, today everyone keeps his cash in a bank tir-used the
instantaneously to the world financial centers. every gn
There is little governments can do, or trys to do, to stem ixninimum
private export of dollars. Whenever there is a liquidity crisis, tb Carter,
simply draw on their own tremendous reserves of petrodollars trips to tl
inject them into the banking system. veek, a
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This dulcimer maker
has one for everyone
United Press International
CLINTON, Miss. — A dulcimer
for everyone is the motto of J.B.
wh
Keith, who will make you one from a
cardboard box for $15 or from hand-
cut walnut for about $250.
Keith’s “no frills” dulcimer con
sists of a narrow black cardboard box,
four strings, and bent nails for frets.
The wooden dulcimer is another
matter. By his own estimate, Keith is
one of only 12 dulcimer makers in
the United States. Each of the
hourglass or tear-shaped instru
ments takes him about 35 hours to
make, from cutting the thin strips of
walnut, mahogany, cherry or maple
to rubbing on the lowsheen finish.
Keith spends roughly half his
work-time making dulcimers a
backyard shop and the otk
trying to sell them at music andc
fairs and in shopping malls HOI
the Southeast. actress
The dulcimer was the find Tuesda
American instrument, excludii! Acco
tom-tom and other Indian ins with a
ments. Keith first heard onewIr-tJniver
lived in East Tennessee as ad “We
His new career began eightye» spokesi
when he decided to make oaf Tele-
himself. was an
A lifelong crafts hobbyist, I couple
was soon asked to make dulcimer “Acc
friends, and within a year he qtr -ghastly
{ oh with the state Tax Commis® Dete
)ecome a full-time dulcimerm* 21, witi
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