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Page 6/The Battalion/Tuesday, December 1, 1987
Annual Christmas craft festival
will be today, tomorrow at MSC
By Kim File
Reporter
University Plus will have its
ninth annual craft festival from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Wednes
day at Rudder Fountain.
Wayne Helton, University Plus
supervisor, said all the crafts will
be handmade.
“Everything there will be hand
crafted by the people who are
selling it,” Helton said. “None of
the items will be mass production-
type things that are seen in the
malls or other retail stores.”
Helton said the outdoor festi
val will feature from 50 to 60
craft vendors, primarily from
Texas.
“Most of our vendors come
from surrounding metropolitan
areas,” he said. “A lot come from
the Houston, Fort Worth and
Austin areas.”
Texas A&M senior Susan
Miller said she waits for the festi
val before she starts her
Christmas shopping every year.
“I’ve been able to find the most
unusual gifts,” Miller said.
Helton said prices will vary.
“There will be things below
$5,” he said, “and in the jewelery
areas particularly, you may see
some things priced upwards of
$50. But most vendors, I’m sure,
will be keeping it a litde lower
than that.”
The festival will feature
Christmas speciality craftsmen as
well as those who sell non-sea-
sonal items, he said.
“As far as Christmas things,
you’re going to see a lot of people
offering wreaths and various
handmade decorations for the
Christmas tree and other places,”
he said. “Also, they’ll be offering
folk art items with wooden cut
outs of children’s toys and ani
mals and that sort of thing.”
The majority of the vendors
partcipating, however, are those
specializing in a product line on a
full-time basis, he said.
There will be potters, jewelers
and photographers, among oth
ers.
“This year, we have more of
the serious craftsmen that have a
particular product concentra
tion,” he said. “Shows like ours,
the Renaissance Festival and the
Scarborough Fair provide the
sole source of income for many of
these people.”
Graphic by SusviCtt
Former state congressman Kazen die
funeral services slated for Wednesda
AUSTIN (AP) — Services will be held
Wednesday for former Texas Congressman
Abraham “Chick” Kazen Jr. of Laredo, who died
from a heart attack.
Kazen, 68, who had served in the Texas Legis
lature before being elected to Congress in 1966,
had been admitted to Seton Medical Center
Thanksgiving night suffering from chest pains,
hospital spokesman M.A. Bengtson said Monday.
lid.
He died Sunday night, she saic
A native of Laredo, Kazen graduated from La
redo High School and attended the University of
Texas and Cumberland University Law School.
A pilot during World War II, he served in
North Africa, Sicily, Italy, India and Burma.
Kazen flew more than 17,000 hours in over
seas combat during the war, and he also served as
the personal pilot for Gen. Sir Oliver Leese, the
commander of Allied Ground Forces in the
China-Burma-India theater.
Kazen served in the Texas House of Represen
tatives from 1947 to 1952 and the Texas Senate
from 1953 through 1966.
He served as president pro tempore of the
Senate in 1959. During his legislative career, he
sponsored a preschool program for non-English
speaking children.
While in Washington, Kazen served as chair
man of the House subcommittee on water and
power resources. He served through 1984.
Kazen’s 23rd Congressional District extended
from San Antonio’s south side to Laredo
west to Eagle Pass.
A rosary is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today,
funeral Mass is scheduled for Wednesday moi
ing at Blessed Sacrament Church in Laredo.
Kazen is survived by his wife, ConsueloJ
children and eight grandchildren.
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Kazen in the 1984 Democratic primary, saidi
zen told him a few months ago he was feti
well.
“To hear of his passing certainly saddens ie
Bustamante said.
“His family has had a lot of history in therii
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political and business areas.
UTSA professor
offers ideas
about divorce
Warped
by Scott McCullt
SAN ANTONIO (AP) —- Many
divorce settlements could stop being
family feuds if bickering spouses
and attorneys adopt a new economic
divorce settlement formula, a pro
fessor says.
Keith Fairchild, an economics
professor at the University of Texas
at San Antonio, said his formula
equally divides community property
and future income resulting from
the marriage.
“If there is a net benefit of
$40,000 to the couple (as a result of
their marriage) then I say $20,000 to
each (in the divorce setdement),”
Fairchild said.
Current law provides for the equal
division of property that a couple ac
quires during marriage. When it
comes to future income, however,
few guidelines exist, Fairchild said.
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other has to give up his job, thus set
ting back his career in order to keep
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that loss in the event of divorce,” he
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