Thursday, February 11, 1988/The Battalion/Page 9
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by Kevin Thomas
WYLBUR,NED raiS\ YE3l
ME THAT THERE'S THAT'S
A SICK GIRL IN I MY GIRL-
THE BATHROOM.'/ FRIEND/
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SHE'S THE
QUEEN (
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HAS BEEN GETTING
SICK ALL OVER / ISN'T IT
THE "THRONE.y CUTE HOW
THE COLOR OF
HER EYES
matches the
pilf COMMODE?
by Scott McCullar
WEILjALLLNj VJHAT
AKE70U WANDERING
AROUND THE STUDIO
50 HAPPT ABOUT?
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idult businesses to challenge ordinance
Tnp BEL PASO (AP) — Attorneys for
Be owners of five adult businesses
Bd tliey will probably challenge a
Bning ordinance that outlaws the
i Aiith' Biablishments.
.tier County|. nv .’ s ( > n e-year grace period
and took a Bded Tuesday, and Oity Council
VVednesda' t j ie jj ve businesses permis-
Bn to stay at their present sites.
Sheriff .rBThose five and several other
A’ Minin' 1 nude-dancing clubs and adult book
y while prep*m res anf | theaters stood to face
X-ray i.u $i OOO-a-day fines if they opened
spital. B e d nes( kty. But assistant city attor-
of dressing'ltyjQjj,) b a toon said the ordinance
ys, he rai . l0 ,Bdestined to be challenged in court.
scalpel-liP'■ 'n ie zoning ordinance, modeled
n X-ray le*"
on said
aled with
V two hours
i where he
liose name
ised.
County
hot and
,aid. The ^
jut 1 p.ur.
ver by 3 p.1*'
after a Detroit law that has been
upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court,
bans nude adult entertainment from
within 1,000 feet of a home, church
or school.
John Laemlein, attorney for the
owner of three nude-dancing clubs
that were not granted extensions in
Tuesday’s council action, said he
might appeal the decisipn in court.
An alternative, he said, is for
owner Tony De Santio to change his
businesses to comply with the zoning
law. Having dancers wear minimal
clothing probably would bring the
clubs into compliance.
Richard Lovelace, attorney for the
owners of two adult book stores, said
after Tuesday’s council meeting that
the case “will move into the legal
arena.”
Existing businesses in violation of
the new ordinance when it was -
passed last year were allowed to re
main in operation for 12 months. To
stay in business longer, owners had
to prove they had not yet lecouped
their investments.
But the five businesses were
turned down as council members
made verbal swipes at the owners.
“Why should we consider exten
sions on these sleazeball opera
tions?” Mayor Jonathan Rogers said.
WANNA FIGHT?
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Fight Night ’88
Scott Sech
696-8286
Mat Warner
846-8540
Join’s
4004 Harvey Rd.
11-9:45
Closed Mondays
Zarape's
VS! &.AmPE -—I’-
9:30-8:45
Closed Monday x
Buy one entree and get the second at 1/2 price
Buy odc entree at regular price and get a second entree of equal or less value for 1/2
regular price
Serving the Finest Mexican Food in Bryan-Coliege Station
Coupon good Tuesday thru Thursday
Jose’s 5-9:30 p.m. Zarape’s 5-8:30 p.m.
Expires 3/17 Must present coupon when ordering
happy hour
friday 2-6
/Sn
free
beer!
movie rental
over 2,000 titles
$1.99
$2”° off
all LP’s and
cassettes $8.98 and up
all CD’s
$13.98 and up
all books
25% off
(excludes remainders
and sale books)
OPEN: Sun.-Thurs., 10-10 Fri. & Sat., 10-11
1631 Texas Ave., College Station 693-2619
The Student 'Y' Association,
along with KKYS 105,
PRESENTS
THK BIG- lil IG-
Kyle Field,
February 13, 1988
■AS
Get your tickets EARLY in the MSC,
between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., February 8th - 12th!
GENERAL ADMISSION ADMISSION + T-SHIRT(S)
$2 per person $4 per person
$3 per couple $7 per couple
Prices slightly higher at the door.
All proceeds will go to Brazos County's
Stepping Stone, a United Way agency dedicated
to helping troubled teens.
Also, coming soon in April ... HANDS ACROSS A&M
Spend the Day Shopping While
It’s A Sweetheart Special
We’ll drive you to Post Oak Mall and
while you shop we’ll change your oil
and give you our 14 point service and
have your car washed at Wolf Creek
Car Wash. When you're ready we’ll pick
you up with complimentary Valentine
Candy. All for:
$21
95
with coupon expires 2/3
not valid with other offer
• -
14 Point Service
• We change your oft with a n Or and
•We install a new oil fitter
• We lubricate the chassis
• We check and WJ the tranefnlseidn fluid
• We cneck and fill fhe-ddfaraetiat fluid
• We-eheck and fill the brake fluid
• We check and fill the power steering fluid
• We check and fill the wndshietd washer fluid
• We check and fttr the battery
• We check (he air f Sfer
• We check the wiper biado:.
• We vacuotn the iutedor of the car
: •We inflate the tires to their proper pressure
•We w»$h the exterior windows
We also do:
• Air Filter & Breather • Radiator Flush
Replacement ♦ A'C Freon Recharge
♦ Automatic/Standard . • Other Major Oil
Transmission Service Brands Available
Kwik Kar Oil & Lube
Oru>n-
M-F 8:00-6:00
Sat. 8:00-3:00
1411 B Harvey Rd.
(across from Post Oak Mall)
693-^74?