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Tennis instructor to give lessons once a week. 693-5507. NAGLE 4 0 2 402 Nagle behind Skaggs Page 6/Tuesday, June 10, 1986/The Battalion IIKN M 'i IH SIM SS I landliiiu II.mini. I kin/. ( .iinplu-ll's and Minilat pindiut' \n 'illiiiK. Simile inniiiit'it ial aiinum- m'I n|i In |>.iu iii ii'in|iam. \a- linnal i emm fixmm •.lion .nciairc caininX'' "I > 1.31 i 4. tin |K1 Iiiondi Rc<|liil m a|>|>in\. S l)om» pin ni-i-k and >l.">.OIin. ,adi Ini ii|iiipnu-ni Expansion is alllotnal it Ini lllnsv sik-ncd U l ill' Nin Uni-mall. IM) liox :tlill3 17. Km niinyliaiii. At t.'T.htli 01 (all loll- 11 i-i' I -SI Mi-'J:’, 1 -1 )."ili:l, \ sk | oi opri an ii l-l l.'XilKHI DOT move may speed up Texas Air-Eastern merger WASHINGTON (AP) — The Transportation Department re moved one hurdle Monday in consid ering the proposed acquisition of Eastern Airlines by Texas Air Corp., possibly bringing a quicker decision on the merger. The department said it will no lon ger require a formal evidentiary hearing before an administrative law judge as part of the proceeding, which is to lead to a decision later this Instead, the department is ex pected within a few weeks to issue a preliminary decision on the merger and then allow parties to file papers showing why the decision should not be made final. pi (mipted the justice Dep* reverse itself and support Ati acquisition of Eastetr previously had said tlit should he rejected if new w as not available in the i idor. A final decision on whether to approve the merger is still planned by Aug. 31, department spokesman Alan Pollock said. *M C his bin n H!o SCO ik in summer. The hearing, which had been scheduled for this week, would have allowed critics of the proposed $600 million merger to raise questions ab out possible competitive problems and also cross-examine merger prop onents. Critics of the Texas Air-Eastern deal have complained that such a merger would severely reduce com petition along the heavily traveled Northeast “shuttle” corridor linking Washington, New York and Boston. 1 he agreement betwe \n and Pan Am "hasso modified the competitive! the c oi t idor markets sotk heai mg procedures are?, necessary to resolve TUlUDE 1 ransportation Departmea t am fling the evidentiary' But the department said a recent agreement under which Texas Air Corp. would sell some landing and takeoff slots at Washington’s Nation al and New York’s LaGuardia air ports to ease competition concerns m the Northeast corridor has made the more extended evidentiary hearing unnecessary. Eastern Airlines and New York Air, which also is owned by Texas Air Corp., currently dominate and com pete vigorously in the shuttle market. Last month, Texas Air announced it was selling some operating rights held by New York Air at Washington and New York to Pan American World Airways so Pan Am can begin competing shuttle service next October. The Texas Air-Pan Am deal But ihe department coot reject a request by Texas l proposed merger be am .in ' exemption basis." Tki have been the quickest oj c ause no opposing viewsw been i onsidered. Under the so-called "si procedure, the deparnr make a tentative decisiom opponents 60 days to file*: spouses before a final de announced. Transsexual says voting was ’fixed' for Legion post NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — A woman who last year lost her bid to become the first transsexual to com mand an American Legion post was again defeated Monday, losing to a male Vietnam veteran. Bridgette Poi Brusseau, who was decorated during the Korean War while in the U.S. Air Force as Robert “Bobby” Brusseau, lost to Dominic Q. Cironi Jr., 43, on a 52-22 vote by the John Coleman Prince Post No. 9. Brusseau left immediately after the election, but told reporters in the parking lot she would ask the nation al American Legion headquarters in Indianapolis to look into the election. “I consider it fixed,” she said. “It’s simply a matter of lOUs. A lot of members who never showed up be fore came here tonight to pay their dues.” 1 Brusseau, 51, said many members felt threatened by the fact that she is a transsexual. Teacher Ronald Estabrooks of Mystic, a Korean War veteran, said: “Members of the American Legion have very traditional attitudes toward things and Tm sure that includes things like this. I’m very old fashioned. I still think if you’re born a girl, yoLi should stay a girl.” Brusseau says the publicity gener ated by last year’s election took its toll and she found herself "on a psychiat rist’s couch.” Brusseau, who lias changed her shoulder-length platinum hair to a shorter strawberry-blonde and taken back her family name, said she was a “ninny” last year to allow the cam paign to focus on her 1973 sex- change operation in Mexico. She bristles when the issue is raised now. “Why do people always refer to me as transsexual Bridgette Poi?” she asked. “I am a woman. My birth certi ficate lists me as Bridgette Roslynn Brusseau.” This year, she focused on misman agement and poor accounting that she says plague the post and concen trated on getting the vote out. Last year, Brusseau lost to incumbent Cmdr. Joseph Ottaviano Jr. in a vote of 23-13, a meager turnout for a post with more than 300 members. Ottaviano made an issue of Brus- seau’s sex-change operation last year, but insists her gender isn’t the reason he’s supporting Cirioni, the vice com mander, this year. “Altering her body is between her and her maker. All Tm basing my opinion on is who deserves to be com mander. And Nick has earned it,” he said. Louisian rvm |pC0ti seting TAIU GCIE e sunt veryor OCA1 rgani/; artkip 45^91 delugecAsi by rains sei COLU A&M ha rch co SHREVEPORT, La Fix e ini hes of rain felf - ^ "cm 1