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clear land, drive tractor, evenings and
1 !weekends. Harvey. Apply 845-2981, 693-
! >2781. 166t3
^ DYER ELECTRONICS is accepting appli-
•^jpations for car stereo installers at the Bryan
JUSIore. Applications may be picked up at
■o-^teither store. 163t5
'i-^Male babysitter for pre-schooler needed.
J^ours flexible compensation, own trans-
<>~jj<>rtation. Call after 7 p.m. 696-4054.162t5
rivers needed $4.00 an hour plus com-
vcmission. Cooks needed. Apply in person
*°ajfter 4:00.
■fSffilHi CHANELLO’S.
J-^Tow hiring busboys. Apply between 2
*)^“Ja.m.-5 p.m. at 404 University Drive
^oEast. 114tfn
$' J ^art-time help needed M-W-F 4:30-7:00
'ijjwlf day on Saturday. Apply in person
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A local speciality sandwich shop is
seeking energetic people to fill re
sponsible positions. Flexible
hours, competitive wages. Apply in
person 1701 S.W. Parkway #204,
C.S.
16613
The HOUSTON CHRONICLE is cur
rently taking applications for newspap
er route carriers for summer & fall
semesters. Routes take 2y2 to 3 hours
» per day, with salary from 400 to 800
per month. All routes receive a gas
j.- . allowance also we need solicitors for
• the summer & fall semester. If interest-
'^ed please call Julian McMurrey 693-
>0323. SOtfn
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AGGIES
I 4 Diwr Chests
49.95
! 5 Drwr Chests
59.95
Student Desks
79.95
i 5 PC. Dining Set
79.95 |
Sofa Sleeper
235.00
Sofa & Chair Sets
149.95
Recliners
99.95 I
3 PC. Coflee/end
Table
69.95
Twin Mat Sets
79.95 '
Full Mat Sets
89.95 i
Bed Frames
15.00 I
TEXAS FURNITURE
OUTLET
712 Villa Maria 822-5929
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DRUMS-5pc. drum set plus more! $650 call
693-4325 nights. 166t5
2520.
Four-plex for lease. Two bedroom V/2 bath
studio. Washer/dryer connections. Privacy
fence. $360/month. No pets. Call Kathy
Mayfield, 846-5701, 696-7355. I64t6
1974 Kawasaki 250, runs good, $450, 260-
1740. I66t6
University Acres Apartments- country-liv-.
ing at reasonable prices. Call Jane at 696-
4203 (Joe Courtney, Inc.). 80tfn
a student, 775-6414.
2.5 cubic dorm refrigerator, $110. 68' Opel
Kadet, runs good but body damaged, make
offer. Call 260-2785. 166t3
BARGAINS!
3 bedroom $335.00, 2 bedroom $285.00,
779-3550, 696-2038, 846-2951. 161t8
Gay pride marches
held across nation
Registered Quarter horse. Bay, Gelding,
good temperment, 4 year, 846-7071. 159t5
FOR RENT
GLENWOOD
APARTMENTS
“All Brand New”
1 Bedroom U/F
Ceiling Fan
Spa-Whirlpool
Laundry Room
Kitchen Appliances
Plus Carpet & Drapes
Free Cable
1 /2 Month Rent Free
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2011 LaBrisa off 2818
Phone 779-3220
16615
PARKWAY
APARTMENTS
1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, 2
swimming pools, shuttle
bus, laundry facilities, se
curity guard. 1600 South
west Parkway, 693-6540.
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Tree shaded duplex Southwood Valley 2
bedroom 1 bath $415/mo., 696-6276 or 775-
5191. 165t3
2 bedroom 2 bath duplex all kitchen ap
pliances w/d connections, yard maintained
by owner, 2203 Crest (off Manuel Drive).
$325/mo. June-July $425/mo. there after,
$200 deposit, 696-7714, 693-0982. 158tfn
WANTED
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
SPECIAL NOTICE
HOUSTON POST are accepting applica
tions for fall semester. Apply early. 846-
0396, 846-2911. 160tfn
Summer leases 2 bedroom 1V4 bath 4-plexes, |
close to campus, washer/dryer in each unit.
$425/mo., 693-8685. 121tfn
DEPENDABLE MEN, WOMEN
OR COUPLES for present and fu
ture Houston post routes. Early
morning hours. Papers rolled by
- machine. $200-$750/month.
846-2911 846-0396
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4 > Needed college girls to work with
one of the best skin care pro
grams in the world. Set own
hours. For free complimentary
. make-up and more information.
Call 846-9259. issti?
Male dancers needed for inter
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United Press International
Hundreds of thousands of
homosexuals marched nation
wide to celebrate Gay Pride
Week, telling spectators that
“gays are not going to go away.”
One spectator was run over and
killed in San Francisco and jeer
ing Nazis were pelted with rocks
and eggs in Chicago.
“There are no freaks here,
just nice, sensible, intelligent
people,” Warren Stewart, 81,
said of a demonstration which
was staged Sunday by about
100,000 people in New York Ci
ty’s predominantly gay Christ
opher Street area.
Gays turned out in record
numbers in many cities. Color
ful demonstrations, parades and
festivals were held in New York,
San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Houston, Chicago, Des Moines,
Iowa, Hartford, Conn., Tucson,
Ariz., and Columbus, Ohio.
The New York demonstra
tion began at the site of the
Stonewall Inn, where on June
28, 1969, about 200 homosexual
men battled police, resulting in
three days of riots which are
viewed as the birth of the gay
liberation movement.
On Christopher Street West
in Los Angeles, gay Mormons,
gay senior citizens and clothed
members of nudist groups were
among the more than 65,000
spectators who marked the be
ginning of Gay Pride Week.
“We still believe in the reli-
said one of the Mormons,
Paul Mortensen, who has been
excommunicated for his sexual
preference.
About 150 homosexual
women riding double on motor
cycles and calling themselves
“Dykes on Bikes” led the parade
down San Francisco’s Market
Street. About 125,000 marched
in the parade.
Many of the marchers para
ded in scant clothing. Others
dressed in leather, or as women,
waving and blowing kisses.
A spectator, 18, was run over
when he tried to help with a dis
abled float in San Francisco. The
man, whose name was not re
leased, was crushed under the
double wheels of a tractor-
trailer rig as it moved out of the
City Hall area at the end of the
g arade, police Sgt. Dennis
chardt said. The young man
apparently slipped off the trail-
ler the
by
moving truck.
Few of the thoraj
gathered in the city’s C»i
ter were aware of then.;
the afternoon
speeches and dance;
tinued - Man
In Chicago, about J bed th
Nazis arrived at a
in black uniforms aii
motorcycle helmets. Tin
members formed a stra; Ration
and were immediatti
rounded by hundredsii
ter-protesters from
guard-
,te-doi
cetball
jutnur
;er am
black and homosexualoc iis fou
er and under the wheels of the
tions who began throw:
and eggs.
“We don’t want youtt
our city,” one Nazi Patti
ber told his adversant
don’t want you near®
dren.”
Police arrested atbi
pie for disorderly coni
Kennedy, others
mourn ERA loss
at convention
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FOR AGGIES: ,
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Sunday 1 p.m.-8 p.m.
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696-1220
East Bypass and Hwy. 30.
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SERVICES
Lawn service mowing, edging, trimming,
696-0562. 157120
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Oldsmobile
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2401 Texas Ave.
779-3516
Call Cathy for all your typing or word
processing needs. 696-9550. 131tfn
MISC.
FULL OR
PART TIME
‘Day Shift
‘ ‘Night shift (til 10 p.m.)
‘Weekends
‘Flexible hours to fit your schedule
‘Rapid advancement
‘Cashier experience helpful
Starting Salary
$3.65/hour
Apply in person only.
9:30-11:30 a.m. (if possible)
WHATABURGER
Bryan College Station
1101 Texas 105 Dominik
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FOR SALE
'1981 Honda, CM400E, excellent condi-
ition, runs great, 55 mpg, $1100, 696-
, ‘0276. 165t3
, SONY TELEVISIONS: New KV-2145RS
Remote Cable - Ready W/warranty
>$825.00. Also Used 17" Remote, $375.00.
ill 693-9789.
,924 Porsche. 1978. Silver.
*Bud: 693-3311.
Low mileage.
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Redstone Apartments
College Station
Texas Ave. At Brentwood
All Four-Plexes
2 Bdrm, 1 Bath
All Electric
$ 325
SUMMER
RATE
Will type for U. $1.00 page 48 hours, $1.25
page rush. Leslie, 775-8397. 165t5
Free kittens call 696-7272.
Keypunching or WYLBUR 846-8022.165116
Lesbian/Gayline 846-8022.
Typing on word processing equipment. Ex
perienced. We understand form and style.
Automated Clerical Services, 693-1070.
159128
SERVICES
Typing. Wake-up services. 823-7723.157116
Quality Typing 693-4264.
163126
Typing service-Fast, accurate,
Will take rush jobs. 693-6411.
reliable.
159110
DISSERTATION TYPING. Fast. Low
prices. 500/Page rough draft. Call 696-7002
6 p.m.-10 p.m. 163112
ELECTROLYSIS. Call 693-0389 after 6
p.m. 157110
Typing!! Reports, dissertations, etc. ON
THE DOUBLE. 331 University. 846-
3755. 178tft
WORD-PROCESSING: Papers, theses,
dissertations, Letter-perfect printing, 696-
8910. 143t30
United Press International
PHILADELPHIA — If proof
were needed of women’s clout in
the Democratic Party, it came in
Sen. Edward Kennedy’s open
ing words.
Kennedy began his speech to
the party’s third mid-term con
vention Sunday with a denun
ciation of Republicans and Pres
ident Reagan for “a national dis
grace” — killing the Equal
Rights Amendment.
“We will not rest, retreat,
hesitate, equivocate or wait,” un
til a new ERA is part of the Con
stitution, he said. “We are ready
to spend three more years or
three more decades or three
more generations — as we said
with civil rights, so we say with
equal rights: ‘We shall overcome
some day.’”
The deadline for ratifying
the ERA is Thursday. Its back
ers have conceded defeat —
three states short of the 38
needed to add the measure to
the Constitution.
Traditional Democratic
causes — labor, health care,
minorities, the poor — all drew
cheers at the party’s mid-term
convention. But the biggest out
pouring was reserved for
women’s issues like ERA —
clearly, women are now the most
powerful and vocal constituency
the party must appeal to.
Nearly every one of the more
than two dozen speakers to the
party conference mourned the
amendment’s defeat. A pledge
“The president says i|
ing Sandra O’Connor
Supreme Court provest:
mitment to equal
women,” Sen. John Gfe
delegates. “But we
say there is a huge
between making one
justice and bringingju
American women.’ 1
Former Vice Preskfe
ter Mondale, addressiiij
gates Friday, said thebi
the Equal Rights Ament
just beginning.
“That is where the
tic Party stands, andweil
that fight until it’s won,"li
Delegates answered lii
a standing ovation
Criticizing Reagan’srtl
support the ERA, Mondsl
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president and the Equall
Amendment would tod
part of our Constitution
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against you. The
women’s rights is notem
is only just beginning.”
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to try again was even included in
the conference’s statement of
principles.
waving banners and ste
a band played “I AmW*
“The Battle Hymn of
public” and "God
America.”
Saturday, the National!
nization for Women mai
chanting marchers,
green and white, to pi(
convention hall. Theoi
tion promised to desert ila|
ty this fall unless member
helped kill ERA are pin
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. —
Space agency officials say there
seems to be little chance of re
covering the shuttle Columbia’s
, two $25 million rocket boosters
that plummeted into the ocean
Sunday and unexpectedly sank
3,100 feet to the bottom.
NASA officials could offer no
explanation for the mishap, in
volving the 149-foot-tall boos
ters which are designed to para
chute to a sea landing, but said
they doubted the boosters could
be recovered because of the
ocean depth at the spot.
The problem with the two
solid-fuel boosters, designed to
be used up to 20 times each, had
no effect on the Columbia’s
fourth mission but will prove
costly for the National Aeronau
tics and Space Administration.
Agency spokesman Hugh
Harris said each booster will cost
$25 million to replace. Had they
been recovered, it would have
cost $7 million apiece to refur-
Now
You
Know
United Press International
If an 18-year-old student took
the $32,000 he would spend
over four years of college (the
average cost of attending col
lege), and invested it at 7.5 per
cent interest compounded daily,
he would have $1,209,000 upon
reaching 65.
bish them for use on a
tie launch.
Although the recofl
boosters on two of the fin 1 !
launches had been plagu®!
problems, this was thefinfrl
the huge rockets sank.
The boosters performed
job flawlessly on liftoff
ing like giant Romani
while using 5.8 million f
of thrust to propel thef
into the Florida sky.
They were jettisoned 1 !
the spaceship two minult 1 !
the flight and were supp<
have parachuted to thei-J
and floated there forrec^
One of the boosters*^ I
a parachute from the fin 1 *.; I
shuttle flight 15 rnonthsffu
space agency offidals dff
know whether that conifl
to the mishap.
The main parachute^
never found, although* 11 ;
with the recovery ships ff/
and Liberty located thed |( |
parachutes that pull ^l
main chutes and the nosu
ters.
Mission Control sj# 5 .
John McLeaish said first 1 ®
indicated the boosters
had been lost, but they* 1 ;
ter located by sonar, lyinlY
ocean floor 3,100 feet b^’;
surface 140 miles out 11 ;'
Atlantic.
By late Sunday, offic^f
still not determined w’T”
they would make a try 2^'
ering the boosters. Tht|
agency said the ships woid^
in the area at least
teries go dead on the
sonar transmitters.