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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1981
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National
Male inmate wants
sex change surgery
United Press International
MADISON, Wis. — A 47-year-
old inmate at the Waupun State
Prison wants a sex change opera
tion and has filed suit in federal
court to get the state to pay for it.
Sundrea Dawn Peterson, for
merly known as Ernest Peterson,
said Wisconsin is denying him
adequate medical care by denying
him the operation.
In a suit filed in federal court he
said he has had a “sexual identity
problem since childhood.”
In 1978 the State Division of
Corrections said it would not per
mit sex reassignment surgery for
someone who is imprisoned. But
Peterson says he is receiving hor
mone therapy because of his sex
identity problem.
Rowdy fraternity
cited for racial slurs K
Dennis Iveu's
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Lone Star Draft Beer &c a cup
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(We also serve Lone Star Longnecks!)
Music by Dennis Ivey and “The Waymen”
Saturday Night
Tickets On Sale at
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Doors Open S p.m.
Dancing 9 p.m.-l a.m.
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United Press International
PHILADELPHIA — A Uni
versity of Pennsylvania fraternity
with a history of rowdiness has
been disbanded despite protests
from the frat president that mem
bers have “made a real effort to
behave themselves. ”
Penn officials have cited Kappa
Sigma — one of the Ivy League
school’s largest fraternities — for
turning up at a Halloween party
dressed in Ku Klux Klan costumes
and making racial slurs to black
students.
The fraternity, most of whose
members are athletes, was placed
on suspension in February 1980.
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November 19
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Really rough test
Staff Photo by Bob Sebrec
Chris Duval, junior mechanical engineer
ing major, checks his answers following a
Chemistry 101 test outside of Heldenfels
Hall. The tests are standardized, and
answer strips are handed out as students
leave so they know whether to go home
and celebrate or sulk.
Poaching ring busted; no more
spare bear parts sold to Asians
United Press International
LOS ANGELES — A black
market ring of poachers and retail
ers have killed as many as 200
black hears in the past year and
sold the gall bladders, claws and
paws of animals to Asians for medi
cinal purposes according to Fish
and Game officials.
A seven-month undercover in
vestigation resulted in the arrest
of one man Tuesday and the
issuing of arrest warrants for sev
eral others, said Warden John
Dawson.
The unindentified man who
was arrested is charged with
“buying and selling bear parts ’ —
a misdeameanor carrying a max
imum $500 fine and year in jail.
An average three-ounce gall
bladder sells for about $100 an
ounce, Dawson said. The organs,
sold mostly to Koreans, are dried
and eaten under the impression
they wilhgive a person longer life
and more courage.
CORNERSTONE
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Jordan s Hussein
found healthy
Temporarily meeting in the Old College Station City Hall at
the corner of Wellborn and Church Street, one block from
the Northwest corner of the main campus.
WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M.
Sunday Evening 7:00 P.M.
Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P.M.
We are growing and serving. Come and Worship with us.
Pastor - Rev. Wesley Bigelow
Phone 846-3811
United Press International
HOUSTON — Jordan’s king
and queen are in excellent health,
doctors at Methodist Hospital re
port.
King Hussein and Queen Noor
underwent extensive physical ex
aminations Tuesday and both
were pronounced fit. The couple
left the hospital late Tuesday.
The royal couple arrived in
Houston Monday as part of a visit
to the U. S. that included two days
of talks with Pres. Ronald Reagan
last week. They plan to return to
Jordan Thursday.
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