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MSC STUDENT PROGRAMS
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•Extra Large Pool
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College Station, Texas
409/693-6716
HOUSES FOR LEASE:
MONTROSE: Two bedroom, one bath,
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pliances, W/D, built-ins, WB fireplace.
$650.
HOUSE FOR SALE:
GESSNER AREA: Two story townhouse-
/condo 3-2 1 /2-2CP, delight to show. Private
park-like setting. $41,900.
DIRKS ASSOCIATES
713-526-0142.
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SUMMER SPECIAL: $240
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Start at $95./mo. Call 846-4783
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1 Bdrm.: $150. /2 Bdrm.: $175.
Call 846-8878 or
774-0773 after 5 p.m.
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Length Negotiable. 693-0122. 135t4/22
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hllwd bath. Approx. 1000 st). ft., washer 8c dryer, deck,
near shuttle. $395. Summer rates avail. 693-4750, 690-
3330. 13114/30
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If you have at least 2 fever
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846-5933
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a major brokerage firm with over 30 offices coast to
coast.
We will be interviewing on campus April 29,1987.
Local office now hiring: Sherwood Capital, 1200
Northborough Dr., Houston, Tx.
Manager: Tom Doran Phone#: 713-537-7800
If you want to explore an exciting career as a sales
representative in the securities industry, see your
Career Guidance Office. 135t4/22
AGGIE ACRES - 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath, Duplex. Central air
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1051 for L.B.). 'I17t4/17
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846-2471,776-6856.
duplexes near the Hilton
83tufn
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HELP WANTED
COUNSELORS
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914-381-5983
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DEERBROOK DRIVE, TYLER, TEXAS
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IBM PC, 2-360K Disk Drives, IBM monochrome mon
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Graduating- Must Sell! 1976 Ford Maverick. Good
tires, needs work. $300. / best offer. 260-2560, 260-
7604 evenings. 134t4/16
Cheap auto parts, used. Pic-A-Part, Inc. 78 and older.
3505 Old Kurten Road, Bryan. 102 tin
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Managers: Dixie datelines
may be key to win in 1988
Kemp begins campaign with tour of South
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — On
his first outing as a presidential can
didate, Jack Kemp carried a flight
log resembling a travel agency’s
package tour of Dixie. It is a com
mon recognition of the 1988 realities
— pay homage to Iowa and New
Hampshire, but don’t neglect the
South.
“In American politics, there are
only two resources — time and
money,” Lee Atwater says. “An un
precedented amount will be spent in
the South by anyone interested in
becoming president.”
Atwater, a South Carolinian who
runs Vice President George Bush’s
campaign, predicts that between
now and next March 8, “the South
will be getting more attention than
it’s ever gotten in history and proba
bly will ever get again.”
Why the fuss? Because most
Southern states have scheduled their
1988 presidential primary elections
to follow Iowa and New Hampshire,
and because candidates have studied
the Gary Hart lesson of 1984.
though the emphasis on early cam
paigning remains centered in Iowa
and New Hampshire. Example: Phis
week, after declaring his candidat \
in Denver, Hart, a former Colorado
senator, immediately headed to
Iowa — by way of Texas.
“There are only two re
sources — time and
money. An unprece
dented amount will be
spent in the South by any
one interested in becom
ing president. ”
— Lee Atwater, campaign
manager lor George Hush
Boh Dole of Kansas hasn'i
made his forma! announcement,i(
he spent last weekend in Louma.
Georgia and Mississippi. On Moj
day, the Republican Senate
tomed ihe Carolinas.
Rep. Richard Gephardt of Mi
som i. seeking the Democraticntnii.
nation, has logged considerable!^
Club
ailed t
IRV
ticker
;o ind(
/laced
in the South. He’ll spendtbelo(jB''f‘'! e< ^
East e i weekend in North (W
\moug Democrats, idrmer&t
B i in e Babbitt of Arizona or Sen. |
beri Gore ) i . of Tennessee might
ir.tet natural constituencies
South, as would evangelist Pat Hi
i tson or former Sen. Paul basalti
Ne\ada on the GOPside.
\nd the Rev. J esse Jadi«u
likeh Democratic contender. 4!
II in 1984 with black votersn|
could reap enormous advai
Irom the March 8 primaries.
Hart exploded out of Iowa and
New Hampshire with the momen
tum to score a knockout punch
against Walter Mondale in the Dem
ocratic race. But he hadn’t organized
much of a campaign in the South
and on Super T uesday 1984 he sput
tered just enough for Mondale to
survive and begin his comeback.
Thus, Dixie datelines are appear
ing regularly on the itineraries of
1988 presidential candidates.
The Kemp campaign believes the
Southern primaries could Ik* the kr\
to his effort to overtake the Republi
can front-runner. Bush.
Kemp began his tour in Missouri,
Alabama and Georgia. The next
day, Kemp toured die Carolinas —
Greenville, S.C.; Charleston and Ra
leigh.
The South, with its cluster of
more than a dozen primaries and
caucuses, may be redef ining the can
didates’ travel, but it remains to Ik*
seen whether the candidates will also
alter their campaigns to appeal to
the region’s large conservative and
large black voting populations.
Bush has skillhilly used his
to collect chits for 1988,
paigning to elect dozensofloc
state officials. Moreover, Bus
should draw well in Texas,when
made a iortune as an oilmai
his elec i ion to the House.
Democratic pollster Cl
Darden of Atlanta said, “Sureti
going toclaim he’s a Southerner.
But perceptions are imponar
the South, and Darden said lei
might not stand scrutiny. "Weikti
like folks in pink sweaters.Riji
wrong, we're talking about reit
and Bush is kind o( a pink-swtt
man.” he said.
Nazi war criminal to be deported
avoids death sentence in U.S.S.R
WASHINGTON (AP) — Accused
Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas is to
be deported to Panama, the World
Jewish Congress said Wednesday.
Attorney General Edwin Meese
made the decision to deport Linnas
to Panama instead of to the Soviet
Union, said Eli M. Rosenbaum, the
general counsel for the Jewish group
and a former war crimes prosecutor
for the Justice Department.
his attorneys have been waging a
court campaign to delay his deporta
tion to the Soviet Union while they
and the Justice Department
searched for another country that
will accept him.
The Jewish group had
Linnas deported to the
Department spokesman Patrick
Korten refused to comment on
Rosenbaum’s assertion. Linnas and
Linnas, a Long Island resident,
has been condemned to death in ab
sentia in the Soviet Union for his re
ported role in Nazi executions and
abuse of Jews and other prisoners in
the Tartu concentration camp he is
said to have run in Estonia during
World War II.
In a
N e w Y
Meese's
sion ot j
portions
telephone interview
ork, Rosenbaum
t eported detision “as
ust ice in monument!
Linnas, a native of Estonia
stripped of his U.S. citizensli
1981 af ter the U.S. District Cot
Westbury, N.Y., found lhathe
hidden his wartime role in Es
when he entered the United!
in 1951.
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