Battalion Classifieds Page 8AThe Battalion/Monday, January 26, 1987 ♦ NOTICE GRADUATING MAY ’87 You MUST apply BY FEBRUARY 6th. Having a de gree check and having the fee assessed IS NOT an application for graduation. STEP 1: Make sure $15.00 diploma fee has been paid. STEP 2: Bring paid fee slip to RM 105 Heaton Hall to apply for graduation. STEP 3: Complete application forms in Heaton Hall. GRADUATE STUDENTS: Apply at Teague Bldg. INJURY STUDY Recent injury with pain to any muscle or joint. Volunteers in terested in participating in in vestigative drug studies will be paid well for their time and co operation. G & S STUDIES, INC. 846-5933 ^ ♦ FORRENT Hunter’s Creek Stable - New management, excellent facilities, within College Station city limits. 693-6482, 696-1905. 77t2/10 » HELP WANTED WANTED: HORTICULTURIST WITH EXPERIENCE IN FRUIT TREES AND BED PLANTS. $15.00 PER HOUR TO START. 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Administration officials acknowl- ege that court challenges are likely since they have surfaced in virtually all drug-testing cases, including some involving the U.S. Customs Service, police departments and pri vate industry. But Dole says she’s convinced she might have a stronger case, even though her proposal includes peri odic and random tests that would cover hundreds of thousands of workers — even where there is no suspicion of drug use. “It seems to me that where you’ve got the safety and security responsi bilities that we have in transporta tion, you have a very clear and strong case,” she said. “You look at the balance between the safety and security needs of the public and the constitutional rights of the individ ual. There’s no other area where a person’s decison to use drugs would have a more disastrous impact than in transportation.” Dole said she had contemplated for some time a requirement for ran dom drug testing among aviation and rail workers as well for Trans- c poi union Depai tment emploittj volvecl in safety orsecurityj But until recently, departmt-B l"u ials have shied away from rtf: testing, preferring instead toiSf on a requirement for tests only J W 1 thru- is probable drug use Sinn u-sts, especially when there is question, have been uplieirJPw* courts, while random tests x Sup. have not. j. ^B Even the rail unions, whidiyD® n i hallenged probable cause Si and still have some cases undtP 16 peal, have begun to indicait .com might go along with such iesbi c * u< l pilots union was ready to suM an ^ e discour aged,” said Christian Democratic chairman Heiner Geissler, also speaking at the party headquarters. Kohl had been riding high in pub lic opinion polls before Sunday's vote for parliament, buoyed by a healthy economy and an upbeat na tional mood. He blamed some of the lost voles on rainy, cold weather that kept turnout low. In the current Parliament, the Christian Democrats and their Ba varian sister party had 242 seats, the Social Democrats 193 seats, the Free Democrats 34 seats, and the Greens 26 seats. Three seats were held by in dependents. Seats in the new Parliament will be apportioned according to the final election results. .aboi Black activis freed after questioning Pan S r JOHANN ESB11RG, South J i ica (AP) — Police took biadJ tivist Winnie Mandela and y daughtet from their homeind hl.uk township of Soweiu k day, but released them after m turning Mandela for aboutd hours, her lawyer said. The lawyer, Ismail Avob a Mandela told him afterward questioning appeared tobe'rj tine.” A yob said that at about ad police took Mandela from:' home in the black township . side johanneshurg and retund an hour after that for Mandt. daughter, Zin/.i. Police also took a filing air filled with documents belong to Mandela, said Ayob. Thci inei was returned, and it did* appear that any documents5 been taken, he said. Mandela, wife of jailed it leader Nelson Mandela, isonf the nation’s most outspokenE apartheid activists. 1 Ne Ho Phi ch;i SCO to firs pn pul pul set ter his 88 am M\ Reporters said she had dt ered a powerful address ata: neral in Soweto Saturday foi member of the outlawed Afc National Congress guero movement. COl tio qu 10 lea fir • President’s opinion on proposal for health insurance unknown WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi dent Reagan is expected to talk about catastrophic health insurance in his State of the Union speech for the second straight year, but once again what he will say remains a mystery even to government health officials. Health and Human Services Sec retary Otis R. Bowen told a Senate panel Thursday that he did not know whether the president would embrace his proposal to provide cat astrophic coverage for the elderly by increasing Medicare premiums about $5 a month. A department official said Bowen still did not know late Friday whether his proposal — which has won widespread support in Con gress — would be made part of the president’s speech. The official, who discussed the is sue on condition of not being identi fied by name, said the situation was reminiscent of last year when high- ranking HHS officials did not know until Reagan delivered the speech whether he would follow depart ment advice and discuss catastrophic health. In that 1986 address, Reagan cited potentially devastating medical bills facing the elderly as a major na tional problem and instructed Bo wen to seek solutions. Bowen, a physician and former governor of Indiana, made his pro posal public Nov. 20. Since then, he has been working to overcome resis tance from others in the administra tion who argue that an expansion of Medicare to deal with catastrophic illness runs counter to the adminis tration’s philosophy of letting the private sector deal with any problem that does not absolutely require gov ernment intervention. However, no potential alterna tives to the Bowen plan have been put forth publicly, and the HHS of ficial said that is one reason depart ment leaders are optimistic Reagan will line up behind the health tary’s suggestion. Another reason, the official is that a tide of support inConE' suggests that a program at lean terned on the Bowen planislfc pass with or without WhiteH support. Sen. Edward M. Kenned' Mass., chairman of the Lata Human Resources Committee said he will introduce the B( plan if the administration does' and at least two other bil would go further already havei' introd need. Five hearings on catasirej health have been scheduled h i ions committees this week. The Bowen plan calls forilf million Medicare beneficiariestt an additional $4.92 a month in B premiums to make up a p# with no tax money included- would insure recipients againsi ing to pay more than $2,OOOim ical expenses in any year. 4r MSC All Night Fair Relives Prohibition Informational Meeting Tuesday, Jan 27th 7:00p.m. 401 Rudder Come learn about how your organizatio 11 can have fun and make money by enter ing a booth in the All Night Fair Fair Date: February 21 rf