HELP WANTED
SWENSEN’S
Now interviewing for PART-
TIME COOKS. Flexible hours,
competitive wages. Apply in
person at Culpepper Plaza,
College Station s/tia
DEPENDABLE MEN, WOMEN
OR COUPLES tor present and fu
ture Houston post routes. Early
morning hours. Papers rolled by
machine. $200-$750/month.
846-2911 82tfn
Now hiring restaurant help at FAR-
MER“S MARKET BAKERY AND
DELI. Part-time shifts available.
Cashiers and Restaurant experi
ence required. Apply in person.
2700 Texas Avenue,Bryan. ssts
Telephone Sales. Temporary.
No esperience necessary.
Part-time available. Work from
our office next to A&M. Call
693-5530. satio
Team clean offices. Night,
mornings and weekends. Fle
xible hours, Above minimum
pay. Travel and vacation. Must
have car, phone and job refer
ences. Home Care Services.
846-7759 satin
AIRLINES HIRING!! STEWARDESS, Reserva
tions! $14-39,000. Worldwide! Call for directory,
guide newsletter. 1-(916)944-4440 TEXAS A&M
AIR 87U0
SALES POSITIONS AVAILABLE for selling
advertisisng accounts. Set own hours. Highest com
missions paid! Average $60-$120 per day. No ex
perience necessary. Contact Paul 775-1529. 87t5
EASTERN ONION is looking for mature, responsi
ble individuals to be Singing Messengers. Belly
Dancers & Male Dancers, Call 260-9829 for audi
tions. 81tl0
Part-time WAITRESSES needed immediately at
YESTERDAY'S 4421 South Texas Avenue, 846-
2625. Apply 11:30-4:00p.m. 8218
THE ROXZ is now accepting waitress applications.
For an appointment, call between llam-lpm dur
ing the day. 764-0520 83110
Accompanyist needed. Female C.W. singer. Please
call (825-2119/825-3912). 85t7
Waitresses wanted. Silver Dollar, 846-4691 or 775-
7919. 75t20
Service station attendant needed. 815 Texas Ave
nue, College Station. 84t5
Guitar Instructor needed. LANGE MUSIC, 1410
Texas Ave., Bryan, 822-2334. 86t4
Delivery temporary, light work. Must have own
car. CALL 693-5530 88tl0
SERVICES
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
Is STRESS in your life causing
TENTION in your body? 1 have ex
perience in pressure point, deep
muscle and Swedish massage. To
set up an appointment call: 846-
6474, Richard Wright. 85t6
GAYLINE -offering current events, referrrals and
peer counseling. 775-1797 (5p.m.-12midnight).87t2
Registered Home Day Care, infants 4-years old. Ofl Leonard
Road. Phone 779-7090 some weekend care. 82t6
OFFICIAL NOTICE
ATTENTION LIBERAL ART STU-
DEN FS Several Cooperative Edu
cation positions are available at
the Brazos County Probation
Office. If you are interested in
counseling, in general, or in cor
rections, come by Room 420 Har
rington Tower or call 845-7814.
These positions are being filled
now. 87t5
Gain CO-OP experience while
serving as a Resident Advisor ro
Head Resident on campus. Act
now to take advantage of this
opportunity. Graduate students
and undergraduates eligible. Call
845-7814 or come by 420 Harring
ton Tower for details. sets
GRADUATE STUDENTS: Begin
you CO-OP job experience with
The Institute of Texan Cultures
Folklife Fieldwork Program. In
terest in folk arts or interdisciplin
ary studies helpful. Call 845-7814
or come by 420 Harrington Tower
fordetails. sets
FOR SALE
Brown refridgerator with top freezer. In good con
dition, $75.00, 775-5838. 87t5
Renault LeCar 1982 4-speed, AC, AM-FM stereo,
Excellent condition, 696-5532. 88t5
In mint condition Honda CM200T. $600. Call
Richard 693-7670. 89t5
One owner Dodge Dart. Fifty one thousand miles.
823-3598. ' 89tl
Murray 10-speed bicycle 25 in. Good condition $50,
693-5307. Best offer. 86t5
10-speed bike for sale, excellent condition. $95.00
call 846-6958 88t2
SPECIAL NOTICE
SOFTBALL PLAYERS!! Your time has
finally come! Get your team(s) together
and enter both the PRESEASON
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT and the
IM SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL TOUR
NAMENT. Entries are due by 7PM
Tuesday, February 7th in the IM-REC
Sports Office, 159 East Kyle. For more
information call 845-7826. 89t3
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MSG Leadership
OPENINGS
APPLICATIONS are
BEING ACCEPTED FOR
MSC Executive
Vice Presidents
VICE PRESIDENTSano
DIRECTORS
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT THE
SECRETARY S ISLAND
Room 216 MSC
APPLICATION DEADLINE
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8
FOR RENT
NEW
MINI WARE
HOUSES
Sizes available 5x5 to 10x30
THE STORAGE CENTER
3007 Longmire
College Station
(near Ponderosa Motel and
Brazos Valley Lumber)
764-8238 or 696-4203
696-5487
75tfn
5 Houses Necently Remodeled^
1119 Detroit, C.S., 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath,
$300
1121 Detroit, C.S., 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath
$300
1410 Carolina, C.S., 3 Bdrm. 1
Bath, $325
1208 Phoenix, C.S.,3 Bdrm. 1
Bath, $325
2400 Bomber, Bryan, 3 Bdrm. 2
Bath, $475
Call 779-0488 or 822-5585. 83 nd
A 3 bedroom, 2 bath near
TAMU, washer/dryer in
cluded. $495/mo. 696-7714
or 693-0982 after 6p.m.
696-4384 75tfn
Available now 3 bdrm. 2 bath 4-plex w/washer &
dryer. Close to campus, $350, 272-8422 88t5
Furnished one bedroom brick apt. Central heat,
four blocks from university $200, two bed-
room,$300, 779-3700. 85t6
Ell apartment swhh'.iM* tbrowiih Mav All bills p ud.
Ewt-pt fleetrieity n<> seniiitY deposit S2(»() 0(1
month. C all 779-00IS. S22 7772. V>t7
Two bedroom house $250.00 a month. Plus utilities.
822-0917 after 5. 85t5
WANTED
WANTED: SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL
PLAYERS! It’s your time at last!! En
tries are now being accepted for the
Preseason Slow Pitch Softball Tourney
and the regular IM slow pitch softball
tournament. The sooner you come in to
the enter the better times you will have
to play. For more information contact
the IM-REC Sports Office, 159 East
Kyle or phone 845-7826. sets
Serious muscians/singers for 50’s/60's band. 845-
7776, 696-1560 after 6p.m. 89t2
ROOMMATE WANTED
Female roommate wanted: Nonsmoker to share two
bedroom, furnished apartment. Call Marcia: 260-
7162 6416
Roommate needed-male. One room, can fit 2 peo-
pie if desired, 693-5385, $200/mo. 85t5
Female wanted for 2 bedroom 2 bath apt. 1.5 miles
from campus $100 per month. 696-2640 after
9:30p.m. 87110
Roommate wanted: Non-smoker congenial room
mates. Corner Pinfeather Villa Maria, shuttle bus
route, $100/mo. plus utilities, 822-5046. 88t5
LOST
LOST: Manx cat. Gray longhair, female. $100 RE-
WARD. 764-9572 88tl0
IN THE
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SPECIAL NOTICE
ATTENTION MAY AND
DVM GRADUATES
Order your Graduation
Announcements
MSC Student Finance
Center
Room 217
Monday-Friday
LAST DAY TO ORDER: FEBRUARY 8, 1984
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
85t8
SCHWINN • PEUGEOT • FUJI
Over 100 bicycles on display in our showroom
VKRS SHOES
“The Originals’’
Now In Stock
Schwinn & Centurian Exercisers
• FULL LINE OF PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL
MAKES
• Service and repair on all makes
• Full-time factory trained service personnel
AGGIELAND
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696-9490
Next to Red Lobster
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Bomb
suspect
sought
United Press International
DAI.LAS — Police ques
tioned a 21-year-old security
guard Thursday and searched
the Houston area for a second
suspect in the death of a man
killed by a bomb placed in a
newspaper vending rack.
Marshall Dewayne Williams,
21, of Mesquite turned himself
in to police shortly after mid
night Thursday, police spokes
man Bob Shaw reported.
“He was arrested here at at
police headquarters,” Shaw said.
“He came in to talk to police ab
out the case. He didn’t come in
here to surrender as such. He
just came in to talk. It was later
that the arrest was made.”
Williams was arrested for in
vestigation of murder in the
death of Ward Keeton, 63, who
died when a bomb exploded
Jan. 27 as he pulled a copy of the
Dallas Morning News from a
rack at his apartment complex.
Keeton, a property super
visor for a real estate manage
ment firm, was killed instantly
when the pipe bomb exploded at
about 5:15 a.m.
Shaw would not say if police
had determined a motive in the
bombing.
Williams Thursday appeared
before a magistrate at the Lew
Sterrett Justice Center and was
placed under a $50,000 bond.
Shaw said authorities were
also searching the Houston area
for a second suspect in the case.
Richard Garner, a special
agent with the Bureau of Alco
hol, Tobacco and Firearms in
Dallas, said more arrests were
possible.
“It’s still an ongoing investiga
tion, and several leads are being
followed by the Dallas police de
partment and Alcohol, Tobacco
and Firearm agents working
together,” he said.
Garner said fragments of the
bomb were still being tested at
the ATF lab in San Francisco.
Around town
Scholarship deadline moved up
e*cftro
the Good Neighbor Scholarship
has been changed from April 1 to Feb. 15. The Good Neigh
bor Scholarship is available to students who are citizensoflh{|
western hemisphere excluding the United States and Cuba
Recipients of the Good Neighbor Scholarship have iheii
tuition waived by the state. Recipients are chosen by iht
Texas Education Agency in Austin. Students interested ait
apply through the Financial Aid Office in 228 Pavilion.
Sports car club sponsors autocross
The Texas A&M Sports Car Club is sponsoring an auto-
cross Sunday in the parking lot of the Zachary EngineeritjI
Center. The autocross is a chance for drivers tocompeteim j
safe race against the clock. Competition classes are open for J
of cars and all types of
all types of cars and all types of drivers from beginnento]
experts. Trophies will be awarded for the best time in f
class and best time overall. "'ffidl
A drivers meeting w ill be at 10 a.m. Sunday andthetimcill
runs will begin at 1 p.m. Entrance fees are $5 forSportsCail
Club members and 5H for non-members. Spectators are wel I
come.
Order graduation announcements
May and DVM Graduates must order their graduate
announcements before Feb. 8. Announcements can be
ordered in the MSC Student Finance Center, room 211, |
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Honor society offers scholarships
National Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society will awardeighi if? y.
SI,000 scholarships and twenty-eight $500 scholarshipsfefit. iro
year to seniors who plan to enter graduate or professional | ,/Win,
schools in Fall 1984. The recipients are chosen on thebasisoiilLrp
scholastic record, evidence of creative ability, potential sue K ou i ;1
cess in their chosen fields and character. H ^
Members of Phi Eta Sigma interested in the scholarshipsfej t |
should contact Dr. Curtis Lard in 1 13 Systems Administn-K,
lion Building. The National deadline for submittingapplita j. dn , ie
lions is March 1. but the local deadline is Feb. 23.
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Prosecutor says Harrelson
hurt by witnesses' testimony
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — A feder
al prosecutor said hitman
Charles Harrelson, convicted of
murdering U.S. Judge John H.
Wood Jr., had a strong defense
until witnesses placed Harrelson
at a local motel the night before
the killing.
“I was practically doing cart
wheels in court when I found
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out,” said assistant U.S. Al
ney Ray Jahn, who p
the case in the fall of
Jahn and his wife, Lei
Jahn, who aided in thepn
lion, talked extensively al
the case for the first
Wednesday at a meetingof|f
Antonio Rotarians.
Jahn said Harrelson’swl
abouts the night before iheii
ing were not known untilastii
of witnesses gave “uncoiii
dieted proof’ that he stayed]
motel in north San Antonii
Before the evidenceemei
late in the trial, Jahn said,Ht
relson had a strong defttf
against conviction.
Wood was shot in the
outside his San Antonio a)
merit May 29, 1979, prom]
a three-year, $7 million ii
gation, said to equal thatofl
assassination of President!
F. Kennedy.
Mrs. Jahn said Harrel
“left little footprints” of his id
in the alibis he used
the names Brett and!
Maverick and Palladin of
“Have Cun, Will Travel'ld
sion series.
After obtaining search^
rants for the El Paso hi
Jimmy and Joseph Cha|
FBI brought in its top sal
er because “we knew the
ras loved safes,” Jahn said
“He was truely amai
opening 11 safes in thisl
house in 30 minutes,"Jahnif
“The FBI told me later the
thing the warrant turnedu|
a list of combinations.”
Jimmy Chagra was eventU
acquitted of conspiring totd
der Wood but was convict
obstructing the governor
investigation. Joseph Chi
pleaded guilty to conspiratj
the case and received a Id-
prison sentence.
The probe took investijji
to Japan, where parts are
factored for the Wealhl
Mark IV rifle, the type us
kill Wood. Jahn said then
mark was on the rifle
only part of the murderw®
ever recovered.
Investigators also intefi
a man who claimed that ft
son had parked his car in
las parking lotjust twohom
fore Wood was killed in
Antonio, some 285 miles
The man said he wassui
cause a Rolls Roycewasusi
parked in the same spot, ft
er, the owner of the RoilsR 1
refuted the parking lot
dant’s story with proof dn
parked his car there on th e '
of a cataract operation
said.