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Thur - KORA “Over 30 Nite” •DENOTES DOLBY STEREO •4 J The Student 1 Association Presents TRANSFER CAMP ‘87 A new orientation experience for transfer students August 27-29, 1987 Applications for: COUNSELORS Available at the Student Activities Office 2nd Floor - Pavillion Due March 27 CATCH THE SPIRIT For More Info Call: Dave Mendoza- 260-7060 Student Activities- 845-1626 PLAZA 3 | 226 Southwest Pkwy 693-2457 |*TiN MEN r 7:15 9:35 1 ‘MANNEQUIN po 7:35 9:55 1 ‘LETHAL WEAPON r 7:25 9:45 MANOR EAST 3 ' Manor East Mall B23-8300 ‘PLATOON r JON* u'S oo ‘SOME KIND 7:25 OF WONDERFUL pg-is 9.35 OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE r 7:20 9:50 SCHULMAN 6 2002 E. 29th 775-2463 ANGEL HEART r 7:10 , 9:55 FROM THE HIP pg 7:20 9:50 $ DOLLAR DAYS $ This Week's Features Are: THE GOLDEN CHILD pg 7:20 9:45 CROCODILE DUNDEE pg-is 7:25 9:35 THREE AMIGOS r 7:30 9:40 STAR TREK IV r - 7:15 9:45 HOUSTON (AP) — A Sweetwa ter woman went on trial Tuesday on federal charges stemming from an attack that was intended to leave her former lover sexually disabled. Margaret Ila Covington, 36, for merly of Houston, is charged with two counts of using interstate facili ties or travel to commit a violent crime to further an alleged extortion scheme. If convicted, she could get up. to 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine. Covington — defended in the case by her husband, Sweetwater attor ney Aubrey Roberts — is accused of wiring money to an Arizona man as payment for having Cage Wavell, her former lover, beaten and shot. Prosecutors say the effort was in tended to force Wavell to settle a pa ternity suit. A November 1986 indictment identifies Terrv Michael Noah of Phoenix as the man allegedly paid by Covington to sexually incapacitate Wavell, a Corpus Christi attorney. The shooting — which left Wavell wounded in the arm, chest and leg but did not damage him sexually — occurred Nov. 2, 1981, when Noah and another man went to Wavell’s office under the guise of seeking le gal help. burglary with intent to coniirj gravated assault. The charge stemmed from thes The conviction, however] thrown out by State Districf Mike Westergren, whoacouint; woman four minutes later. .82 Nc The attack occurred four days af ter Wavell refused to sign an affida vit acknowledging he was the father of Covington’s son. Noah earlier pleaded guilty to at tempted murder in the attack and was sentenced to five years in prison. The second man was identified by Noah as Janies Hunter, his half- brother. At that trial, Noah testified!;/ given a $500 down paymem jure Wavell and was pJ $ 1,500 and a Mexican vaot the scheme. Hunter was gram rnunity in the state case. Roberts said Wavell later a. edged he was the father offi ton’s son and paid a lumps settlement. Covington is known fori oping psychological profiles! rors and was a trial consul famed Houston attorney Race horse” Haynes from 1982. Covington was convicted by a Cor pus Christi jury on state charges of Spokesman calls pipeline taking oil to Texas economically sound Miipt HI ODESSA (AP) — A pipeline de signed to pump oil from California to Texas is an economically sound project that soon will begin opera tion, a spokesman for the All Ameri can Pipeline Co. said. The pipeline runs from Santa Barbara, Calif., to McCamey, about Stranded (Continued from page 1) Sell it in Battalion Classified SMILE FOR YOUR FAMILY’S GENERAL DENTAL CARE $ 29 00 CLEANING, EXAM & X-RAYS ★Call For Appointment, Reg. $44 Less Cash Discount $15 « Dental Insurance Accepted • Emergency Walk Ins Welcome o Evening Appointments Available # Nitrous Oxide Available 9 Complete Family Dental Care • On Shuttle Bus Route (Anderson Bus) CarePlus^Ht MEDICAL/DENTAL CENTER 696-9578 Oan Lawson D D S 1712 S W - Parkw ay M-F 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Jan Lawson, u.u.s.. (across from Kroger Center) Sat. 9 a.m.-l p.m. “He was so excited I was an Ag gie,” Anderson said. “I was so thank ful for the Aggie hospitality, even in Mexico. I couldn’t believe it. It was the coolest thing in the world be cause I was completely desperate. “I don’t know if I would even be here right now. When he came up, it was such a relief. It just made my day.” Anderson said she had heard sto ries of Aggies helping Aggies. “I’ve heard a lot of stories,” she said. “I always thought it was really neat, but you really don’t know how neat it is ’til it happens to you. It made me feel so much Aggie spirit. Tfie Former Students Spring Senior Induction Banquet Wednesday & Thursday, April 8 & 9, 1987 6:30 p.m. MSC Room 224 All May graduates are invited to attend. Complimentaiy tickets will be available as long as they last, Mon., March 30, Tues, March 31 and Wed., April 1 in the lobby of the Forsyth Alumni Center., room 131, MSC. This is your invitation to attend the formal induction of all Class of ‘87 graduates. August grads welcome. TICKETS GIVEN ON FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS 50 miles south of Odessa. Oil will start flowing through the pipeline by next week, said Lou Resweber, di rector of communications for All American. The company and its parent firm, Celeron Corp., believes the project is economically feasible. Reswelver said, countering reports questioning the viability of the project. Resweber said that Texas can de liver crude to Gulf of Mexico refine ries, the Fast Coast and the Midwest. All American President Ronald L. Hinn was to speak at the American Petroleum Institute's annual pipe line conference in Dallas Tuesday. Resweber said Hinn would refute re ports that producers of cheap, heavy California crude haven’t signed up to transport through the $1.2 billion All American Pipeline. Environmental controversy has slowed development of California’s offshore oil, eliminating the ex pected glut of heavy California crude, and inland producers are wary because of unresolved tariffs and low petroleum prices. “We’re going to ship 300,OKj f| i els a day," Resweber said. 1 not as nervous as everyonetiy j is ,i long-term project.” The pipeline is 1,225 milel more than twice the sized! Uaska pipeline, ReswebffiL t illing the line will lakeabwi lion barrels of oil. Souk of (lie (>il v. iff (nniefial leron’s reserves in the Sanj Valley. Resweber said a gi line will deliver 75,000 to I barrels per day to the AllAt Pipeline. Construction on the pil - ; 11 : 1 in 1983. I he line toll mey is finished, but A use I. groups objected to the finalk? tween Met im< > and Housml cause it would cross the£■ Aquifer, which provides rae Austin. Resweber said the Burai Land Management will deol lune whether the final leti| an !>e built. Ruttki uu tion withoutillifa *4v : m iSSSSK. t iipeline ine can f Bombing mm -wsrvp m H -m He trusted me to get that money back to him. That meant a lot to me, that he trusted me like that.” Anderson already has repaid Cro- zier, along with sending him a thank-you note, but she hasn’t talked to him yet. Crozier could not be reached for comment. Anderson says she doesn’t plan to return to Mexico during future spring breaks. “I never want to see Mexico again in my life,” she said. “I’ll just go to Hawaii or the Bahamas. Either that or I need to learn Spanish.” (Continued from page 1) Graham Central Station Oct. 16, 1984, and placed 55 sticks of dyna mite and a timing device in the club. The 4 a.m. blast caused $500,000 in damages but resulted in no injuries. Dallis allegedly paid a total of $10,000 to have the club bombed, with Graham and Webb acting as in termediaries in the exchange of money and electronic blasting caps. Simpson and Timothy Nash alleg edly supplied William Nash with a case of dynamite. At that time, Dallis owned the Col lege Station nightclubTeazenll South College Ave. Dalliswl | owns ROXZ at tl le old TeaztnH tion and Eajita Rita's at 513l] | Ave. Dallis was arrested here Mar and Graham was arrested ton the same day. Both are; Houston. The next day!® Nash was arrested in LubWI Simpson in Austin. William 1 was arrested March 22 in Ath and is jailed in Memphis,Tem Daliis and Graham were tea hearing before a U.S. magism day to determine whetheror# two will be released on bail Kathy K< ture maji knee anc moped W *%p: The Waist Basket is Now Offering Unlimited Classes For Less than $ 5.00* Per Week Call Now For Information Effective 2/1/87 ‘Low registration fee. Waist, new Basket 1003 Unin 846-10)