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Legal gambling opponent
defends talks with ‘snitch’
United Press International
AUSTIN — An anti
gambling lobbyist says he sees
nothing wrong with talking to a
“snitch” who works for a
Louisiana racetrack owner to get
information to use against a bill
legalizing parimutuel betting in
Texas.
But Allan Maley Jr., director
of Texans Against Gambling,
says there’s plenty wrong with a
House committee chairman’s
tactics in revealing Maley’s tele
phone conversations with the
out-of-state track employee.
The ongoing sparring match
between Maley and Rep. George
Pierce, chairman of the House
committee debating the betting
bill and a co-sponsor of the mea
sure, escalated to knockout
levels Wednesday with Pierce’s
release of Maley’s telephone re
cords.
The records showed 18 calls
to the Edward J. DeBartolo
Corp. of Youngstown, Ohio. De
Bartolo and his family own 92
percent of Louisiana Downs in
Bossier City, La.
Supporters of the betting bill
have alleged that out-of-state
racetrack owners were behind
efforts to kill the measure, fear
ing legalized gambling in Texas
would take bettors away from
their tracks.
Maley said Wednesday he
made the calls to a “source” in
the DeBartolo organization who
pointed him to several reports
that were unfavorable about the
potential Financial benefits of
legalized horserace gambling.
“I’ll take information from
any snitch I can get it from,”
Maley said at a news conference.
Pierce, whose committee sub
poenaed Maley’s Financial re
cords, said the phone calls “raise
the question of just whoitij
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his organ
Mr. Maley and
represent.”
“I really thought the!
thy era was dead andgonti
ver where people could
smeared by association,"H
said at a news confej
Wednesday.
Maley, whose group k
political arm of the AntiQ
Council of Texas, denied:
receiving money fromracej
owners and said Pierce’s
were “diversion tactics"aim
muddling the true issut|
gambling.
House approves tax bill
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Bill bolsters jobless aid
United Press International
AUSTIN — Texas will con
tinue borrowing money from
the federal government to main
tain unemployment benefits for
jobless workers under an
emergency employer tax bill
tentatively approved by the
House.
The measure, given initial
House approval Wednesday
and sent to the Senate, would
levy a 5 percent tax on unem
ployment taxes paid by busines
ses in 1982. It was estimated the
tax would cost employers about
$1.80 per employee.
Funds from the one-time tax
would Finance interest payments
on federal loans that are bolster
ing the state’s failing unemploy
ment compensation fund.
signed into law by next Monday
by Gov. Mark White, unemploy
ment benefits to jobless Texans
could be interrupted.
Since Texas’jobless fund went
broke last November, the state
has borrowed nearly $400 mil
lion from the federal govern
ment.
Rep. Lloyd Criss, D-Texas
City, said unless the bill was
Criss said Texas must borrow
another $195 million over the
next three months but cannot
obtain more loans unlesst
enough money to cover
cent interest payments.
Texas will be requirednEtir
an interest bill of more than uti
million by Oct. 1.
Criss said unless the
able to make its interest
ments on time, Texas'u
ployment program cout
taken over by the federal
ernment and employer t
would be hiked drasticallvP
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Jurors view ‘obscene’ film
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United Press International
HOUSTON — A six-member
jury went to a posh Houston
theater to watch a racy foreign
movie, and defense lawyers
hoped the setting would en
hance the artistic qualities of a
movie entitled “Salo — The 120
Days of Sodom.”
The panel watched the 1975
movie at the River Oaks Theater
before returning to court to de
cide if manager Dan Bonetati
was promoting obscenity by
showing the Film, court records
indicated Wednesday.
“Salo” was made in 1975 by
Italian director Pier Paolo Paso
lini and completed a few weeks
before Pasolini was bludgeoned
to death by a youth who claimed
the director had made homosex
ual advances towards him.
Prosecutors claim the movie
is obscene with scenes of sadism,
sadomasochism, sodomy and
sexual behavior in which the eat
ing of human excrement is de
picted.
The defense maintains the
movie, set in northern Italy dur
ing the German occupation in
1944-45, is a political statement
about fascism in general and the
depths of human depravity in
particular.
The movie is an adaptation of
the Marquise de Sade’s controv
ersial “The 120 Days of Sodom,”
written while he was imprisoned
in the Bastille in Paris in 1785.
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GOSPEL MEETING
April 10-15, 1983
7:30 p.m. weekday evenings
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eluded generous doses oiP 1 ' 1
violence and anti-establish
tarian “blasphemy.”
Vice officers raided the
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being shown and arrested
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United Press International
HOUSTON - Lawenfa
merit authorities in threee
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ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR 1983-84
IS IT REALLY TRUE THAT ...
ALCOHOL IS A SEXUAL STIMULANT
COMMITTEES SUCH AS:
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Contrary to popular belief, the more you drink
THE LESS YOUR SEXUAL CAPACITY, ALCOHOL MAY
STIMULATE INTEREST IN SEX, BUT IT INTERFERES
WITH THE ABILITY TO PERFORH.
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ALCOHOL ISN'T REALLY
A DRUG
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Wrong. Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, Not only
is alcohol a drug, it is the #1 abused drug in our society,
PEOPLE CAN DRIVE SAFELY AFTER 3 OR 4 BEERS
AND OTHERS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT THE STUDENT PROGRAMS OFFICE (216 MSC)
OR AT THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICE IN THE PAVILLION.
No, You may think you can because the first few drinks create a false
sense of well-being and lessen your ability of self-criticism.
Drivers with a blood alcohol level of this degree (.06% to .08%) are
significantly more likely to be involved in an accident.
BLACK COFFEE AND A COLD SHOWER WILL SOBER
YOU UP
FOR INFORMATION CALL 845-3051 OR 260-2560
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There are many myths about ways to sober up. Black
coffee and a cold shower, for example, will give you
A COLD, WET, WIDE-AWAKE DRUNK. THE ONLY REAL CURE
FOR INTOXICATION IS TIME. FOR THE AVERAGE PERSON,
IT TAKES ONE HOUR TO METABOLIZE EACH DRINK
THEY'VE HAD.
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Department of Student Affairs
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