< \ Spring "Bead" Fever! local/state Battalion/Page 4 April 21, New chief resists citizen oversight Warp OH, IT'S Our Entire Large Selection of 14 Kt. Gold and Colored Stone Beads 10% United Press International HOUSTON — Lee Brown, on his first day of work as Hous ton’s first black police chief, said he assumed the post with no pre conceived notions other than a general opposition to private in terference and with the objec tive of making the department the best in the country. The remarks were in refer ence to comments about the off VISA The New M-F 9-5:30 Sat. 9-5 415 University 846-5816 Additional 10% Discount To All Members of the Texas A&M University Community. Whoever Said "Perm" Means "Frizz"? Let us set the record straight about curl We can achieve the look you'd love with a Redken perm Our professional analysis shows which Redken® perm to use. From there on, you and your stylist design the finished look — from curly to soft body. Call today. If you're without care. SREDKEN ALBERTS HAIR DESIGN WOODSTONE CENTER Harvey Rd. (Hwy. 30) Open at 9:00 696-3003 Mondav-Saturday TWO-STEP DANCE CONTEST! Co-Sponsored by 92W 'Super Country" Radio Preliminaries Tuesday, April 27 Finals Tuesday, May 4 1st Prize $200! 2nd Prize $ 100! 3rd Prize $50! Free Beer 6-10 P.M. Tuesday Night! / GRAHAM CENTRAL STATION 1600B South College Ave. THOMAS HAINES EDWARDS for Judge, Brazos County Court at Law “I am the most experienced trial lawyer in this race. Thank you for your vote.” Paid Political Advertisement by Thomas Haines Edwards Campaign Committee. Lela Haines Edwards. Treasurer P O Box 3520. Bryan. TX 77801 Move your funds into the new 3-MONTH Money Market Certificate and we’ll pay you 20% until May 3. And then we’ll pay you more interest than your bank. We will begin issuing the new 3-month Money Market Certificates on May 3. These 13-week certificates will pay a fixed rate equal to the Treasury Bill discount rate in effect when the certificate is opened. Your bank will pay you less. To encourage you to move your money into one of these high yield certificates, we’ll pay you 20% interest on funds in a T-Bill repurchase agreement until May 3* Then we will automatically convert your account to a 3-month Money Market Certificate paying the 13-week T-bill rate. There is a $7,500 minimum and federal regulations require loss of all interest for early withdrawal. Every day you wait costs you a share of 20% annual interest. Bring your maturing bank certificates to us and get maximum interest on your funds. T-BILL REPURCHASE AGREEMENTS ARE NOT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND ARE NOT INSURED BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSUR ANCE CORPORATION. BRAZOS Savings 3-MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES, LIKE ALL SAVINGS CERTIFICATES, ARE INSURED UP TO $100,000 BY AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. Main Office: 2800 Texas Avenue / Bryan, Texas Houston department’s reputa tion as one of the nation’s most troubled law enforcement forces. In a news conference Mon day, the former chief of Atlan ta’s police said he generally opposes the Guardian Angels and civilian review boards. “It depends on what they ulti mately end up doing,” Brown said of the Guardian Angels, a civilian patrol force that the citizens and assisting police. “As a public policy matter, it’s my belief that any agency that works in the law enforcement arena should do it through the auspices of the police depart ment. espouses the goals of protecting “Policing has to be under con trols, and there should be one agency to provide that and in this instance it is the Houston Police Department.” Brown, named last month as the city’s first black police chief by its first woman majoij Whitmire, also saidhejf opposes civilian revbk bodies created to proivi side monitoring of tit j force. He said historialltj groups have been m symptom of dissatisfact have been ineffective. | the cami STILL Ml ||TT ST 11 !T0 SEE, GRASS A “They haven't deliver! those who advocate them J them to deliver,” Browl New nine-digit ZIP codes phased into A&M and CS J u d United P by Julie Farrar Battalion Reporter Nine-digit ZIP codes, which the Postal Service introduced last fall, are slowly being phased in at Texas A&M University and in College Station, says Monroe Hejl, supervisor of mails and de livery at the College Station Post Office. numbers will further define the area. When the plan is put into effect, each department on cam pus will have different ZIP codes. The nine-digit ZIP codes will be the same five digits now used by an area, plus a hyphen and four new numbers. These new People who have a post office box at the College Station main office will simply add the four digits of their box number to the current ZIP code. Most businesses and post office boxes receiving 10 or more pieces of mail each day already have been issueil new ZIP codes. Howevaj will wait until they ter heads and stationen they switch to the method, Hejl said. Residf be notified of their codes early next year, kti The Postal Service pi the idea so mail can bepi faster. Carriers now mail when they n however, the new ZIP enable each letter to kl sorted by machines SAN ANT judge ruled ing nearly $ for Joe and mst be hek rate’s court ;fused to tr ings to El Pi The twc Conspiracy district Judi Attorney bd asked tl tion hearing their homei order to ao Chamber holding barbecue proceeds go to Aggie Band ter witnesses Her town. “The cc J'enience to i penience to ?the prompl Ijustice,” a cc The Texas Aggie Band will be honored with a benefit barbe cue from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Texas Hall of Fame. The dinner is sponsored by the University Committee of the Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce. The barbecue will honor the band’s dedication and hard work as well as let people in the community get to know the band members, said Robert Nel son, branch manager of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce office. “We’re proud of the band for the spirit it generaiesalil versity,” Nelson said. ■None of th The chamber of com had planned to holdthtij last fall, but because i hand’s busy schedule,! to postpone the dinner| ring, he said. Rh f spring, can The MSC Variety Show Committee GottcyuUtiicUeA. the 'I/UituteSui of the i983. MSG Va/uety Show-: | First Place: “The Stacked Deck” featuring Rick Thurmon, | Ken Golden, Steve Ard, and Wa))y Harwood | Second Place: Tara Glass and George Stearns | Third Place: Alan Logan and Sandi Parriott j We wish to thank all of the participants in the show and I | great audience Friday night. DOflrr MISS JVEXT YEAR’S SHOW SBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We are now accepting applications for management positions in: • ELECTRONICS • ENGINEERING • INVENTORY CONTROL • PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION • SYSTEMS ANALYSIS Applicants should be no older than 34 years old, have a BS/BA degree (summer graduates may inquire), be able to pass aptitude and physical examinations and qualify for security clearance. U.S. citizenship required. For more information see the Navy Management representatives in the MSC, rm 137 on 20-21 April, or call (713) 226-2445 collect. by g Unitei WASH! mention o ion of 1 during p effective r the Rh fa research I nearly 4,( negative 1 Their s April isst Gynecoloj disease cc a Wd thro Unti-D) it 28th weel niediately Drs. C heischer based the 4.000 wt children t •n the Lo pan hosp giving Rf ter deliv ^omen j Percent o tbadons. Rh dis °ut of ev< Yoi He; Manor East. “differ diff 403 Univ ^pen 10-1