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Page 4 THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1981 Battalion Classifieds ^ ove l s fulfill Cinderella wish 1 HELP WANTED FOR SALE Permanent full-time receptionist and light bookkeeping. Apply in person at THAT PLACE II Culpepper Plaza. 168tfn Diamond ring solitaire wedding set, ap praised $2,050, asking $1500 or best offer, 846-6215, after 5 p.m. 168t6 United Press International HOUSTON — Romance writing appears to be a very simple recipe. Put a boy and a girl together in an exotic location and let them fall in love. Add a jealous third party for conflict. Describe in minute detail every scene, but avoid smutti- romances of recent years are “vastly different” from the past. 'Even the news is j|st killing and murder andnj crooked business.” Part time help wanted. Evenings and weekends. Piper’s Gulf — 846-3062 — University and Texas. 168t6 1971 Volvo 145S $1200 or best offer 845- 3379. 169t3 Full-time summer part-time fall. HOME CARE SERVICES, 846-5916. 168t3 Diamond ring for sale at wholesale, approx. V4 carat, call 696-7816. 168t3 Part-time bookkeeper position open. Flex ible hours. Call 846-3062 between 8-6. Pip er’s Gulf — University and Texas. 165t6 New twin mattress ($50), Eureka vacumn cleaner ($30) or best offer, 846-6744. 167t6 Waitresses wanted. Apply after 2 pm, Briarwood Apts. 693-9781. 167tfn 1980 Kawasaki-650 LTD, backrest, wind jammer, excellent condition, 693-5983. 167t5 Also avoid reality — it’s depressing— and make sure the story ends happily. Put it all down in 55,000 words, pack age as a paperback and, with any luck, it magically turns into money. “Sure, it’s the same thing as a recipe. You get the ingredients, but you still need a cook,” Katherine Orr of Harlequin Books said. “In the old romances, women were kind of wimpy, not independent at all, and the male was always arrogant and chauvinistic,” said Dalton, yet unpublished in three attempts. “The heroes in the new romances for the most part are pretty likeable guys. “In my third romance I had a character that was formerly married. That was always a no-no. It's less predictable, but everybody still lives happily ever after.” One writer described romance novels as predictable entertainment, but said they offer the "typical woman" a chance to relax. Oral Surgery Assistant — Receptionist. Ex perience in Oral Surgery or other dental field desirable, 775-7101. 164t28 ’73 Opal GT Classic, good condition, $1800, call after 6 pm at 775-3174. 167t3 Internist 20 minutes from B/CS, now accepting applications for RN/LVN. Needed Mid-August as office nurse. Monday-Friday, 8-5. Call for appointment 1-825-6444 ext. 204. 169ti4 Parakeets; all rare young and hand tame, 696-9149. 165t5 But the recipes are changing — and success is not automatic for the aspiring author. Pat Dalton, an aspiring Denver author who met with 500 others last weekend to swap recipes and discuss trends at the first Romance Writers of America Conference, said “When women come home (from work) they don’t care to watch a wild chase on TV with chase scenes and rapes and depression,” said Sarah Newman, who is entering a synopsis of "The Marriage Thief in The Golden Hearts Award competition. Orr said romance mwels are more concerned wc firming in the reader'$mind there are good thinp; world." She said romance readers have “a Gk wish. ” Besides being predictable entertainment, m novels have become big business. In 1980, women purchased over $100 million % heroines pursuing happiness through 300 pages di break ana trouble, always rushing toward theoblit happy ending. Cashing in on the romance bonanza is difficult Orr said Harlequin -» a name taken from thetwi; colorful comic storyteller in pantomime — rejects# of every 1,000 manuscdpts because they fail tobuilf cipation toward the happy ending. "It’s all a matter of pacing. The story must bet structured and it must remind the reader of the fc she fell in love. It fulfills the Cinderella wish,"Oc II watc may class reasc ton I erin£ dent: P ‘i Twin box springs, mattress and frame. $60. Call Mike 696-0986. 166t5 1976 Ford Courier 50,000 miles A/C AM- FM, topper mags $2500, 696-3826/845- 4811. 166t5 TELEPHONE INTERVIEWER Persons needed immediately to conduct tele phone interviews for summer phone survey project. Part-time: 20 hours/week, evenings. Equal opportunity employer. For information call Audrey or Narra at De partment of Rural Sociology, 845-5332.16915 HOUSTON CHRONICLE is currently taking applications for fall semester newspaper route. In come depends on size of route but ranges from $450-$750/month, plus a liberal transportation allow ance. Please call Julian McMuurey at 693-2323. I69t5 AUTO INSURANCE FOR AGGIES: Call: George Webb Farmers Insurance Group 3400 S. College 823-805 1 Vinyl couch wheat color with wooden areas good condition $39—54" mattress, box spring and frame—$29—209 Ehlin- ger Dr. 4-6 p.m. i69t2 ALLEN Oldsmobile Cadillac Drive-In Grocery store. Cashier and shifted manager part-time hours. U-PAK-M 846-4141. Adorable Labrador Retriever puppies sired by Am. Can. Mex. ’78 World & International Ch. Franklin’s Golden Mandigo by Tanglewood Sassy Celina. Ex cellent show, field, companion & watch dogs. Blacks & yellows. Renee (512) 458-6656 nights, or 445-1289 days. i68t5. Honda SALES - SERVICE "Where satisfaction is standard equipment” 2401 Texas Ave. 779-3516 WANTED SERVICES Part-time advertising salesperson needed $1000 to be earned be fore August. Easy working condi tions. Call 775-5975 between 9am & 12noon ask for Mr. Abbott. 16516 CASH FOR OLD GOLD Class rings, wedding rings, worn out gold jewelry, coins, etc. The Diamond room Town & Country Shopping Center 3731 E. 29th St., Bryan 846-4708 ittn Typing on word processing equipment. Ex perienced. We understand form and style. Automated Clerical Services, 693-1070. 162t27 Typing, editing, calligraphy 693-3846. Typing experienced fast, accurate, all kinds 822-0544. I55tfn FOR RENT Typing. 15 yrs. experience, 846-3219.164(28 Typing. Symbols. 823-7723. 162(19 Waitresses and female bartender. Call for appoint ment 846-9160 and 846- 5675. Part-time jobs now available at FARMER’S MARKET DELI, in BRYAN. Fast-food experienced desired. Hours 5p.m.-10p.m. any days. Start $3.40 per hour. 2700 Texas Ave. 822-6417. i40tin FOURPLEXES S0UTHW00D VALLEY New 2 bedroom, 1 Vh baths. Ap prox. 1000 sq. ft. All builtins. Washer/dryer connection. $400-$425 mo./$200 deposit. Call 846-5796 or come by 1878 Greenfield Plaza, Bryan (off E. 29th St.). JOE COURTNEY, INC. Word Processing — dissertations, papers, reports, resumes, letters, etc. 846-6200. 157(14 Call Cathy or Cherilyn for all your typing needs. 696-9550. 131tfti Tutoring, translation: English, French. Mary Anne, 822-3971. Spanish, 154U3 Graphics artwork. Mary Anne, 822-3971. 154113 Wedding music, organ or piano. Mary An ne 822-3971. 154tl3 PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Free abortion counseling and referrals. Call (713) 779- 2258, Bryan. 156t36 FULL OR ' PART TIME Day Shift ‘Night shift (til 10pm.) ‘Weekends ‘Flexible hours to fit your schedule ‘Rapid advancement ‘Cashier experience helpful Starting Salary $3.50/hour Apply in person only. 9:30-11:30am. (if possible) WHATABURGER College Station 105 Dominik 6tfr> Bryan 1101 Texas DUPLEXES BRYAN AREA 2 bedroom, IVs baths, approx. 954 sq. ft. All builtins. Washer- /dryer connection. Fenced yards. $340-$395 mo./$150 deposit. Call 846-5796 or come by 1878 Greenfield Pla za, Bryan (off E. 29th St.). JOE COURTNEY, INC. Typing!! Reports, dissertations, etc. ON THE DOUBLE. 331 University. 846- 3755. 178tfn Typing 775-5343. I I I ;orp cars Body Work — Painting HALSELL MOTOR COMPANY INC. Dodge Sales and Service Since 1922 Jl^^^ll Texa^v^82^8111 Earn $240 a month just by working two nights (5pm- 2am) a week, (more hours available) at Der Wein- schnitzel. Apply in Person 501 S. Texas Ave. Bryan between 9:30am-11am weekdays. TYPING. All kinds. Let us type your propos als, dissertations, reports, essays on our WORD PROCESSOR. Fast service. Reasonable rates. Business Communication Services 4013 Texas Ave. S. 846-5794 I65tfn ROOMMATE WANTED Two roommates wanted for fall. $100 each, utilities included. 846-6175. 166(5 Needed female to share two bedroom apartment for second summer session. Call Jane at 693-5834. 165t6 Need boy to share two bedroom house within walking distance to campus. Call Egidio or Mario 693-7694/693-9946. 169t5 JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE One bedroom apartment air conditioned, furnished king size bed, $250/month. Close to University — 209 Ehlinger Dr. — 693- 2647/693-7170. 169t2 * URGENT £ MOVING * SALE ^ Custom studio couch with hard- ^ ^ wood bookcase $90—Pull out 4. ^ sleep couch—$29—two swivel J rockers brown—$20—double 34- J bed Sears Opedic-2 yrs. old; like 34- new—$190—or bdst offer—19 34- Apartment partially furnished, $125.00 per month. Boys Only!! Call 846-2154 between 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 141tfn •al d 1 • a • J °b For employment information at Texas A&M University dial 845-4444*24 hours a day. Equal Employment Opportunity through Affirmative Action. Texas A&M University Renting now for fall. New fourplex. Walk to campus, central air/heat, $325- $345/month, 696-2803. 168t2 SPECIAL NOTICE * * X old—$80—3 floor lamps— 4- J$13—night stand with draw-* 2^. ers—$18—table lamps—$4—; ^ jj. green carpet 9'x12'—$17—; 4- 34- green oval carpet 6' x 9'; stereo J 34. hi-fi $12—odds and ends. 2p.m. ^ 34- to 6p.m.—Drive highway 6 to T New duplex 2 bedrooms 2 baths South- wood Valley $385/mo. Theresa 693- 0303/845-5616. 169t5 34- Ponderosa Motel, continue on 34- highway 6 for another mile (heading south) to Barron Road—turn right on Barron Road, go 1 mile to second mobile home on left. Good Bar- ^ gains. 2p.m. to 6p.m. Everything 34- ^ must go 169ti 34. -¥■ Y--¥■ Y * CLOSE TO CAMPUS DUPLEXES 2 bedroom, 1 Vz baths, approx. 1016 sq. ft. All builtins. Washer/dryer connection. Fenced yards. $425 mo./$200 deposit. Call 846-5796 or come by 1878 Greenfield Pla za, Bryan (off E. 29th St.). JOE COURTNEY, INC. AfcKenz ie-Ba Idzu in BUSINESS COLLEGE Inquire About Our Term Starting July 7th Phone 822-6423 or 822-2368 OFFICIAL NOTICE INTERESTED IN LAW SCHOOL? Why not get some ex perience now? If you are interest ed in obtaining a CO-OP job in a law firm call Dr. Henry Pope or Jamie Freeman at 845-7814 or come by 107 Harrington Tower. Act NOW or you might miss your chance. isate Brilab defendant’s attempts to gain insurance contract disclosed Al Phil Reag Dem St day c budg desei Reag; United Press International NEW ORLEANS — Reputed Mafia boss Carlos Marcello was ready to turn to governor’s execu tive counsel Edgar “Sonny” Mouton if former state official Charles Roemer could not pro duce the state insurance contract before leaving office in 1980, tapes played in federal court revealed. Mouton was seen as a final ace in Marcello’s attempts to gain the state contract for a bogus insur ance firm manned by undercover FBI agents, tapes heard Monday in the 14th week of the Brilab trial showed. Orleans attorney Vincent Marinello and Washington lob byist I. Irving Davidson are ac cused of fraud, conspiracy and racketeering in a scheme to secure the state insurance contract in ex- Earlier attempts to gain the contract through Roemer and for mer Lt. Gov. Jimmy Fitzmorris had been foiled by their failure to gain powerful appointments in Gov. David Treen’s new adminis tration. Marcello, Roemer, long-time state aide Aubrey Young, New change for payoffs to public offi cials. Prosecutors claim Roemer and Fitzmorris both had agreed to de liver the state policy. Roemer has maintained $25,000 given to him by the agents was a contribution to Moutons gubernatorial cam paign, which Roemer managed. The undercover operatives also gave $10,000 to Marinello to pass on to Fitzmorris. The former lieutenant governor, who also was a candidate for governor in 1979, has denied receiving any money from Marinello. After Mouton and Fitzmorris were defeated in the governor’s race, the defendants were uncer tain who would be in a position to help them get the state’s business. ! enem efficient me?! SEPTEMBER 12 MCAT THERE’S STILL TIME TO PREPARE Call Days Evenings & Weekends Educational Center TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 193B ANOTHER REVIEW CLASS STARTS JULY 12. For more information, call 696-3196 HAMlifliAN DAP ' “ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED” LEASING FOR FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS Furnished & Unfurnished Efficiency, 1,2,&3 Bedroom Apartments 24 Hr. Professional Maintenance Service Families Welcome On Shuttlebus Route Two Beautiful Swimming Pools Tennis Courts (Lighted) Party/Meeting Room with Sundeck Health Spas, Including Saunas for Men & Women Three Laundry Rooms Lighted Basketball/Volleyball Court Rental office open Monday through Friday 9-5 Saturday 10-5 Sunday 2-5 693-1110 1501 Hwy. 30 693-1011 When neither Roemer or Fitz morris was named commissioner of administration by Treen, Mar cello considered turning to Mouton, who had been named the governor s executive counsel. “He’s (Roemer) got to tell me yes or no,” Marcello told the undercover agents in a Jan. 30, 1980, meeting. “If not, I can go to work on Mouton.” Tapes played for jurors also re vealed Marcello told agents Michael VVacks and Larry Monta gue that Roemer arranged a Dec. 19 meeting that would affect the state's insurance business. That was the date Roemer appeared be fore the Board of Trustees for the Louisiana State Employees Croup Benefits Program. Prosecutors claimed Roemer used the meeting to influence board members, but defense attorneys maintained he merely was trying to tie up loose ends before leaving office. Sla like a the H “W Re However, Montague to sancti in a Jan. 30. I960, ■> Chari Marcello gave him a rep - Reagu bid specifications for the w tract 11 was the same rtper had been given to Koeme the December meeting. State insurance offiriais testified the outline conto a nuiT1 formation that could p s te c advantage to any compare: ? ra s c ering bidding on the contn!, Im > 1 Montague also testifiedij Cre ' 1 I J 1980, Marcello V! $5,000 representing hit f commissions from a HMki _ r , one 01 employees insurance o that was to be obtained thr 1 similar insurance scam. Marcello and Marinelloli arrange the insurance^ scheme and were led tobek had been successful, prate claim Marcello later gave Mr $2,500 of the money, dj* vealed. $■ h< SEY held Heating oil surplus! means higher prict cocaim Monds moved Clai the rea not gui United Prc»» International The HOUSTON — A reduction in tlu big swings in denu^byfedt heating oil in the winter and gasoline in the summer has u found ovcrsupply and lower fuel costs, but an expert says it couldkabout ! higher storage costs. ^ The ovcrsupply means there is no longer an advantage toston fuel during the summer, says William R. Edwards, president wee,c ^ wards Energy Consultants. possess “We no longer get the big swings in (lemand for gasoline: ^ summer and heating oil in the winter, Edwards said. “I thiw The f going to weigh on the market more and more as companies iw: or( j erec the hills they are paying to carry this product on inventors District “The first time we have a winter season where heating oil pne lower than they were in the summer, it will wipe out whatevers they may have obtained. This could be the year for majorsuip heating oil this winter.” f.ilw.u<h s.m 1 heating oil and gasoline stocks are high now cor: Jf ±1 with past levels. "But you've also got to realize that demand is lower thannWJ that the levels are even higher,” he said. "Stock levels areta based on demand and too high based on the interest costs ofo' tal Ui RED inventory. Edwards said a 175 million barrel national stock will be neeA winter. "They already have that much in inventory and expect tok another 40 million to 50 million barrels. For the industry notto f . would mean further cutbacks in refining and crude purchase*^ ma , e “I don’t know if the industry has the guts to do that. . ^ "The bottom line is that the refining industry in this countryn ,ln 40 percent surplus capacity, and the forecast is for deeliningder^j^ Edwards said. , , outrank; corporal ■ ■ ■ - -^she is si We’re tootin 0a ^ IT J’, don’t thi our own hom she saic | people r Rans serve of Battalion j~ Classifieds grew in Call 845-26H^ lrough out on a: ^kids we sandwicl May 1 ^Ransom DIETING? cause been dc “Beir enter ii her,” M Not t Even though we do not prescribe dtt goes UI we make it possible for many to efij% U sky 0 nutritious meal while they follow lliCT hey 1 ^ ^ tmgati doctor s orders. You will be delieH But ° ment, , with the wide selection of low colof> thetow ways, tl sugar free and fat free foods in ho-cop. She’ Souper Salad Area, Sbisa Dining Center said. D . just lik Basement. OPEN Monday through Friday 10:45 AM-1:45 PM QUALITY FIRST