Page 6/The Battalion/Thursday, July 26, 1984
NO RENT TIL SEPTEMBER
WITH A YEAR LEASE
MOVE IN TODAY!!
STUDIO APTS.
DUPLEXES
Cal Terry
779-6296
VILLA OAKS WEST
APARTMENTS
Cal Martha
779-1136
DUTTSTTRCTfll
CONSTRUCTION CO.
LIMITED
LEASING
AVAILABLE
GREAT LOCATION
SUPER PRICES
LUXURIOUS AMENITIES
EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT
Open 8 to 6 M-F
Saturday 10 to 6
Sunday 1 to 6
(409) 764-0504
(409) 846-5745
904 University Oaks #56
College Station, TX 77840
q For the serious minded cyclist
° CRUISERS
0=2=0
Specializing MI Y AT A
in the sales of: BIANCHI
<y>
TREK
ROSS
We carry
- Racing Bikes
-Touring Bikes
- All-Terrain Bikes
We Service All Makes
New line of touring accessories from Cycle Pro
& Kangaroo Bag
Full line of cycling dothing
including triathlon suits ,
racing & triathlon shorts,
cycling shoes, etc
|p Clothing by Giordona,
^|Castelli, Diadora, and
Sb Sierra Touring Designs
846-BIKE
110 College Main
I?
The band gets its news from the Batt.
British
police
arrest 70
miners
Warped
by Scotf McCullo
6009 EVtLNING, TH IS /S ALLBU
PALE WITH A SPECIAL WRPD
BULLETIA/. GEKALPINEL
FLRRAR0 CALLED A PRESS
C0/YPEREWCE TODAY.-
..AWP ANNOUNCED SHE VJAS
SuB/AI TTI/VG HER FESI&HAVOli
AS VIC E.-PKES IPENTIAL WOMIHf E
FOR THE. DEMOCRATIC PART/,
PUE TO THE PUBLICATION
OF HOPE PHOTOS OF HER IS
THE El YEAR OLD BLACK,
W0/AAN WAS THE FIRST ONE
TO RESIGN HER CKOVJN IN
THE 57 YEAK HISTORY OF
THE FAG....
(wait a MI//UTE..^
IT.. uH, SEEMS THM ,
TOST HAVE TWO EAKLIEI
BULLETINS Kim ml
TOGETHER H£«..
oh, ...
United Press International
LONDON — Police clashed with
striking coal miners for a third day
Wednesday and some strikers an
gered by miners wanting to return to
work hurled bricks at a local union
headquarters in central England.
Twelve miners and two policemen
were injured in violent incidents
around the country.
Police arrested more than 70 peo
ple, bringing the number of arrests
during the 20-week-old walkout to
more than 4,700.
The miners walked out March 12
to protest the National Coal Board’s
plan to close 20 mines and cut
20,000 of the country’s 175,000 min-
ingjobs.
In one of the worst incidents in
more than four months, police and
some 2,000 miners clashed at the
Babbington mine in
Nottinghamshire, an area in central
England bitterly divided between
strikers and miners who have contin
ued to work.
At the nearby Babbington county
mine union headquarters, strikers
angry over dissident miners who
wanted to end the walkout threw
bricks through the buildings’ win
dow and dented cars.
In Derbyshire, also in central En
gland, 2,000 strikers brought traffic
to a standstill for half an hour along
a 12-mile stretch of the main high
way linking London with the north
ern part of the country.
Earlier in the day at a Derbyshire
coalmine, 800 miners charged police
ranks in a head-on clash that left one
officer and six miners injured. Police
said they arrested four miners.
Further north, six miners were in
jured at Scotland’s largest mine,
Bilston Glen near Edinburgh, where
some of the worst clashes have been
reported this week.
About three-fourths of the min
ers, led by the militant leader of the
national union, Arthur Scargill, have
walked off the job but no nationwide
strike vote has ever been taken.
laid
Boxes
red wi
•oils wai
inning
and
one. I
ill be d
ill opei
The i
0 perc
low rea
Israeli Labor may join Likud
I All kinds.
Itations,
IpROCEi
I rates.
BUI
United Press International
TEL AVIV, Israel — The opposi
tion Labor Party Wednesday consid
ered reversing its position and join
ing the ruling Likud bloc to end a
political deadlock caused by indeci
sive national elections.
Both Likud and Labor, however,
continued efforts to win support
from the 13 smaller parties and
form a government on their own.
Former Prime Minister Menac-
hem Begin came out in support of a
g overnment made up of his Likud
loc and Labor, but he declined to
say whether it should be headed by
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir or
Labor leader Shimon Peres.
“This is a positive idea,” Begin
said. “I have always advocated a
unity government.”
Neither group won the 61 seats
needed to form a majority in the
120-member Knesset, or parliament.
Nearly final results of the Monday
elections gave Labor 45 seats to Li
kud’s 41, with complete results to be
announced today.
In a reversal of an earlier stand.
Labor spokesmen said they were
considering forming a partnership
with Likucf amid calls for a national
unity government from at least three
key parties with a total of eight seats.
During the campaign, Shamir, 69,
had said he supported the alliance
but Peres rejected it, calling such a
partnership “a government of na
tional paralysis.”
A major stumbling block to a Li
kud-Labor partnership would be the
demand from both parties that their
leader be named prime minister.
Moshe Shahal, a high-ranking La
bor official, indicated his party
reversing its stand.
“In negotiations on forming
administration, Labor must look
the possibility of forming a bn
based government — you can cal
one of national unity — according
the wishes of potential partners'
wish to join it/’ Shalal said.
Although former Defense J
ister Ezer Weizman’s Yahad pa
the National Religious
ItOOW. B
ligious party andf
Ometz faction of ex-Finance kfr
ister Yigal Hurvitz favored as
tional unity government, otherpr
d th<
ties resisted the idea.
Beilin said Labor faced opposiu /
from the left-wing Mapam fade
its partner in the Labor bloc, wlir
holds six of the 45 seats wonbyb;
bor.
Israel closes unofficial embassy
MNWt'
United Press International
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israel reluc
tantly gave in to Lebanese demands
Wednesday and closed its unofficial
embassy near Beirut, cutting the
Jewish state’s last formal link with
the Lebanese government.
The closing of the liaison office
came hours before Christian and
Moslem gunmen traded sniper fire
southeast of Beirut, and rival Mos
lem gangs clashed again in the
northern port of Tripoli. No casual
ties were reported.
Lebanese officials said 32 Israelis
left the liaison office Tuesday night
and flew home aboard two Israeli
helicopters just after midnight. Is
raeli trucks carried documents and
equipment to boats for transport to
Israel, the As Safir newspaper said.
The closing cut Israel’s last official
ties with Lebanon’s pro-Syrian gov
ernment. On Marcn 5, President
Amin Gemayel scrapped the May
17, 1983 troop withdrawal
agreement, which had been Israel’s
second peace accord with an Arab
neighbor.
from souther
Last week, Uri Lubrani, Israel’s
coordinator for Lebanon, said clos
ing the office could delay the with
drawal of some 10,000 Israeli occu-
Like
living on campus
without all the
restrictions.
Call today!
.
• |i|, g| i §
Scandia
401 Anderson
693-6505
Sevilla
1501 Holleman
693-2108
Aurora Gardens
Aurora Ct.
693-6505
Taos
1505 Park Place
693-6505
r ^Pfiegnant?
x»c
nation troops
Lebanon.
Israel opened the office during!
1982 invasion of Lebanon andnej.
tiated the May 17 accord in ant;,
parent bid to set up a friendlygt» |
ernment in Beirut after the war,
As relations between the m
countries soured, Lebanon dt
manded that the office be dosed. 1
The cancellation of the U.S.-mt
dialed May 17 agreement and tit
closing of the unofficial embat! «
were victories for Syrian leader Hi t
fez Assad, the guiding force in Lei-
anon since the United States wti-
drew its support in February.
txxrzzaif
:xk:
:x>c
if /
consider die
ahmatim
FREE PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING
Adoption is a viable alternative
SOUTHWEST MATERNITY CENTER
6487 Whitby Road, San Antonio, Texas 78240
(512) 696-2410
TOLL FREE 1-800-292-5103
Sponsored by the Methodist Student Movement through the Wesley Foundation
w -MV -StW XV XV -.-MU -MM ..
tf—
m
■HttNta KUNE
RESTAURANT
arEW chef:
In Hunan
nncl ?***;cl*»■*»■* cook
Try our NEW Family Style dinners -
many selections at a low price.
Also, enjoy NEW Complete dinners.
Many Choices - Low Prices.
Serving wine and beer
846-8345
Mon. - Sun.
Mon. - Sat.
11 am - 2 pm
5 pm - 10 pm
Cloaed Sunday Evenings
3805 TEXAS AV. - BRYAN
Apartments
Newly Remodeled
Laundry Facilities
Pool
Sun Deck
Newly Redecorated
Very Large 1 bedroom units
Nice 2 bedroom, 2 bath units
with split bedrooms.
Huge walk-in closets
Perfect for Roommates
Pinfeather
3200 PINFEATHER
Near Shuttle Bus
, f Club Room .
On-Site Security
- , / Phone
822-7321
MSC DINNER THEATRE
PRESENTS
TOWARDS ZERO
by Agatha Christie
A classic Christie murder mystery whodunit.
DATE
DINNER/CURTAIN
TIMES
STUDENT/
NON STUDENT
MEAL
WED. 8/1
8:00
DESSERT
$3.50/4.50
THURS. 8/2
6:30/8:00
BUFFET
$9.00/10.00
FRI. 8/3
6:30/8:00
ALL-YOU
CAN-EAT
BUFFET
$11.00/12.00
SAT. 8/4
6:30/8:001
$11.00/12.00
For more information, call the MSC Box Office at 845-1234.
Telecharge with Visa/MC. Special Group Rate available. Tickets
must be purchased at least 24 hours in advance.