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Page 10/The BattalionAThursday, November 10, 1983 Debakey testifies to help Baylor program by Paul Dirm^ United Press International HOUSTON — Heart surgeon Michael DeBakey has testified in court in defense of a Baylor College of Medicine program that sends surgeons to Saudi Arabia. U.S. District Judge James DeAnda said he would rule later in a lawsuit filed against Baylor by two Jewish physicians who claimed they were illegally bar- the red from participating in program. Saudi Arabia bans anything associated with Israel, including persons of the Jewish faith, but Baylor denies any discrimina tion. Federal law forbids cooperat- ing with the Arab boycott against Israel. The suit was filed by Dr. Stuart Linde, 40, now a Baylor professor, and Lawrence Abrams, 37, a New York anes thesiologist who formerly work ed with Baylor. DeBakey, 75, said in court Tuesday that if he believed the program discriminated against Jewish physicians he would can cel it. “The only discrimination ^ we make concerns competence,” he said. nited P> Deniocrai r electic in s captui State se contrt i Wash [el Evar e yeai ckson’s t R€SUM€ S€RVIC€ Basic $19.95 package includes 20 original re sumes and 1 5 cover letters to potential employers all done professional Ip on a cuord processor Linde and Abrams claim they were illegally and arbitrarily de nied the handsome salary and benefits received by members of a Baylor cardiovascular team who took three-month rotations at a Saudi Arabia hospital. Truck kills roller skaters lC t that li ep. Mik< United Press International WEATHERFORD — Two Michigan brothers died Wednesday in an accident while TH€ COMPUT€R PMC€ 707 Tgxqs Rve., Suite 1086 (Texas 707 Shopping Center — Across from Texas A&M) 764-1190 Alpha Lambda Delta Apple Polishing Party Thursday, Nov. 10 7:00 pm Rudder 301 BONFIRE BUDDY GIFTS Special Edition Castings The BONFIRE is tastefully cast in a Wilton- Armetale Beer mug exclusively for the Curiosity Shop's customers OLE SARGE sculptered from old English Pewter by internationally acclaimed artist Michael Ricker Exclusively for you! Your Choice $20 CULPEPPER PLAZA • COLLEGE STATION roller skating cross-country in a promotion for Mattel Inc. Daniel Helwig, 24, and his brother David, 28, were killed in an accident on Interstate 20 near Weatherford, about 20 miles west of Fort Worth. The accident occurred at 12:46 a.m., when a semi-trailer rig, driven by Weldon Gene Garrett of Arlington, struck the motor home where Daniel Hel wig was riding, Department of Public Safety officials said. The motor home hit David, who was skating by the side of the road, DPS troopers said. “The motor home was mov ing behind the skater,” DPS spokesman David Wells said. “The truck came over the crest of the hill and saw the motor home straddling the strip be tween the outsiae lane and the shoulder. The skater was actual ly traveling in the lane. The trucker tried to swerve to the left to avoid striking (the motor home), then lost control.” Trooper J.C. Garza said the motor home was traveling about 10 mph when it was hit. The im- The brothers were skat ing to promote a new Mattel doll and to make the Guinness Book of World Records. — spokeswoman Susan Cloidt. pact threw Daniel from the vehicle. Spencer Boise, a spokesman for Mattel Inc. in Los Angeles, said the brothers were skating to HEB & Arlington Hometown Clubs present Mid Cities Bash Friday, Nov. 11 Parkway Party Room 7:30 SW Parkway Jersey TAMU aint him £ eagan’s p id Leban promote a doll theMacictory pr division is introdutionytoEv Christmas. inner go> referent “It was a promoteolicies. with B.tbv Skates, a ntH The Re] ours which is on rollerne histor Boise said. enate seal rats will n Susan Cloidt, a spok ; a ts in nei for Roller Skating RinUgain con ators Association inb History Neb., said the brotlificky, whe wanted to promote thti s first wo skating and make theGi Philadel Book of World Record! s first bk “The skaters hadroac^jQ^] 1 ^ ence and knew how ra J Mart would take to get toea entuc y y ' fhe said. "Up untilnc- U Blll ^ been well ahead of scb i :,i the road. That’s why fQOPG uiHlerstatuI wln they*4 uis iana’ ing at midnight. iroads ir Jemocrat The DPS had beenf This about the skaters thrto ea g an ’ s ] > ago, Cloidt said. e y soutl 'resident The brothers left B (articular Sept. 19 and were to andidatt Los Angeles in early Dt rner su lollings t Bill Helwig, 27, a: en. Lloy Lietha, 19, a family fes his rut was driving the motor?; After were uninjured. iunning •unntng lection b Helwig, the ns said si Opal mother, said the vanVork. lighted with rotating bear “We s the top. 'aign tha lad bette “They were young r.*V )un ^ ) great faith, vou mightsa;f.^ t w 5 1 were active in our chute st h e said. # rnor nghest < ial. 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