FREE MICROWAVE
if you lease in April
$225 per month
2 Bedroom 1 Bath
• Water Paid
• W/D Connections
(add $25 month to rent washer & dryer)
Forest Knoll Apartments
823-3733
Come experience "an outdoor cafe brought indoors"
A cool, contemporary atmosphere
spiced with jazz music
Happy Hour
4-8 p.m. Weekdays
11a.m.-8p.m. Saturday
$ 1 bar drinks
$ 1.50 call drinks
$ .75 draft beer
109 Boyett
(Northgate)
846-7275
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Time Out at
School's almost out and
it's time to be out-of-
doors and time to "out"
at Shellenberger's for an
outdoor Sidewalk Sale
featuring an out-of-sight
array of ladies'
miniskirts, dresses and
spring cotton sweaters.
ers
Thursday, April 21—Saturday, April 23
I Ladies’
| Miniskirts
| $15.00 OFF |
Ladies’
Dresses
$40.00 OFF,
Cotton
Sweaters
JH Regularly priced from |
$35.00, select from an
| assortment of styles and |
■ patterns in cotton, twill, _
khaki and denim. Perfect |
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| An outstanding selection ^
H of dresses, regularly
| priced from $90.00.
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exclusive collection of
including pastels and
H stripes. Special good
® for 3 days only.
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• Special good for
l^^days only. ^Jj
shellenberger's
Fine Men’s and Women’s Apparel
520 University Drive East
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AUSTIN (AP) — An Austin boy
was doused, with gasoline and set on
Fire by another boy with whom he
had been lending, police st^.
Ronald Whitley, 14, was recov
ering Thursday at the Shriners Hos
pital Burn Unit in Galveston, his
mother said.
“He’s alive, and 1 can deal with the
rest of it,” Judy Whitley said, adding
that her son had surgery for second-
and third-degree burns on his neck,
chest, face and hack that covered 30
percent of his body.
Doctors grafted skin from his
head and leg during surgery that
lasted three to four hours, she said.
“He’s holding his own,” his
mother said. “And he’s coherent. He
knows who’s who. He’s not in a great
amount of pain.”
The 13-year-old suspect was in
the custody of juvenile authorities.
Fire and police officials said the in
tentional torching was the first they
could remember involving children
in Austin.
Lt. Melvin Stahl of the Austin Fire
Department said he has seen similar
cases involving adults, “but this is the
youngest I’ve seen it.”
The victim’s mother said the
youths and two other hoys had been
riding bicycles before the quarrel be
gan. The boy in custody told officers
that the victim spat on him during
the argument.
The boy in custody obtained a jar
of gasoline, but one of the other boys
knocked it out of his hand, officers
said. He filled the jar again and
tossed the gasoline onto the victim.
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Sunset Tonight . 7:56 p.m.
Sunrise Saturday. 6:48 a m.
Map Discussion: A broad trough of low pressure persists over the wester, j
with one cell centered west of British Columbia, another over Iowa, withttie
southern extremity of the trough over southern Arizona, with the midandi# |
level flow being southwest to northeast. The surface frontal system will bes:
move eastward. Passing B-CS this evening. This provides an excellent pros:*]
of overrunning precipitation north of the front from the Carolinas into then#
Rockies.
Forecasts:
Today. Mostly cloudy, warm, and humid with a 20 percent chance of showi*’,
afternoon and evening. High of 86. Winds will swing out of the north at$8V#|
mph following frontal passage.
Tonight: Continued mostly cloudy and mild with a 10 percent chance of
precipitation. Low of 58. Winds will swing out of the north at seventol2m|)l’
following frontal passage.
Saturday. Mostly cloudy early, then partly cloudy and mild with a slightdia^ : |
a post-frontal shower. Wind northwest at 10 to 14 mph.
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A&M Department of Mela ?; ‘
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