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Page 10 The Battalion Friday, October 14,1988 Battalion Classifieds Republican Senate hopeful, — unhappy with Bentsen’s plo • SERVICES Safeway Stores Inc. has immediate temporary hostess po sitions for new Safeway Grand Open ing. Must be personable & neat in appear ance. Pay rate $4-5hr. depending on expe rience. Temporary two week positions, flexible hours. Interview & apply at Safeway lo cated at corner of Hwy 21 and Texas Ave. Wednesday Oct 19, 6:30-8:30:p.m. E- O-E M/F/H/V 35110/19 TUTORING PhD develops learning/test-taking skills-aids in term-paper research sub jects: English composition & rhetoric, ESL, History, Government, German. CALL: 776-5276 (Answering machine) 09110/14 Typing: Accurate, 95wpm, reliable. Word Processor. 7daysa week. 776-4013. 27t 12/07 ON THE DOUBLE Professional Word Processing, laser jet printing. Papers, resume, merge letters. Rush services. 846-3755. 181tfn Experienced librarian will do library research for you. 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Ed Martin, Texas Democratic Party executive director, dismissed Boulter’s argument, taking a dig at the Senate hopeful and GOP presidential candidate George Bush. “The Republicans are just afraid that Bentsen can win both races, while nei ther Bush nor Boulter can ride one horse without falling off the saddle,” he said. Because Bentsen was chosen as Mi chael Dukakis’ running mate after win ning the March 8 primary election, the Democrats could not have replaced him on the Senate ballot under state law. Martin noted. “The fact is, it (the dual run) is per fectly legal,” Martin said. “The law is being followed with extraordinary de tail.” WIN MILLIONS IN THE m d' ct x d> vj) Cp FLORIDA LOTTERY Write for more Information $ ct ^ ^ Cp vj) Cp vj> vj> vp BIG TIME ENTERPRISES P.O. Box 320313 Tampa, Florida 33679 WOMEN NEEDED FOR A NEW LOW-DOSE ORAL CONTRA CEPTIVE PILL STUDY. 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Previously, U.S. House Speaker John Nance Garner of Texas in 1932 ran for re-election and as Franklin Roosevelt’s running mate. The ballot form at the time allowed that race. If, like his predecessors, Bentsen wins both races and resigns his congressional seat, a special election will be needed to replace him. Boulter said such an elec tion could cost $ 10 million. But Bentsen’s race is different. Fed eral law now forbids spending privately raised funds for presidential campaigns and limits what such campaigns can spend — to $46 million this year. Those restrictions don’t apply to Sen ate campaigns, and Bentsen so far has raised $6.5 million for his Senate race. Boulter campaign spokesman Joe Flem ing estimated the challenger has raised more than $1 million. Federal election laws have not been tested in relationship to the so-called Lyndon Law. Workers for Bentsen say the campaigns are careful to comply with requirements. “The campaigns are separate,” said Missy Mandell, communications direc tor for the Dukakis-Bentsen campaign in Texas. “We have totally separate of fices, totally separate press organiza tions, scheduling organizations.” The two campaign offices are in dif- •ferent buildings in Austin, and Bentsen Senate campaign spokesman Jack De- Vore said complying with the law hasn’t been difficult. Attorneys and accountants reviewed the campaign operation to en sure it would be legal in all respects, he said. “I think you have to be more cautious of the appearance than anything else,” DeVore said. Mark Sanders, spokesman for Bush’s presidential campaign in Texas, said, “The real impact of this dual candidacy from our perspective is that the Demo cratic ticket is going to outspend George Bush in this state by two or three to one.” Although Boulter and other Republi cans complained to the Federal Elections Commission about the situation, the commission and federal courts declined to act. DeVore cited a Boulter fund-raisil letter saying that voters “canhelpijl Texas for Bush and Boulter, and Msl Lloyd Bentsen” by contributiiK k| Boulter’s Senate campaign. “He’s being two-faced in tell press that this is something Bentsen«j:| do, and then telling potential coni,I tors it’s something he can do,”DeV®| said. Boulter said Bentsen’s the one v two faces — a conservative Senile fjs| and a more liberal vice presidential ok “On the one hand, there hastaiil Lloyd Bentsen who has tried loalicf himself in Texas with supporterso(R:< | aid Reagan and George Bush. And, :l the other hand, there is the Lloyd Be: | sen who is using money raised f Senate campaign to try to defeatGeEi| Bush in Texas,” he said. Political forum highlights race for high court Republicans hire Yeager as speaker FORT WORTH (AP) — The Republi can presidential campaign has pulled out heavy artillery, in the form of retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Chuck Yeager, to accuse liberal Democrats of mounting an attack on jobs in the Texas defense in dustry. But Yeager has worked for the past six years as a consultant to Northrop Corp. of California, a competitor of General Dynamics Corp. The Fort Worth Division of General Dynamics is one of the largest defense employers in the state, with 27,000 workers. Yeager, in a television advertisement airing this week in Texas, notes 300,000 Texas jobs are related to the defense in dustry. He warns that those jobs could be put at risk by Democrats who advocate cuts in defense spending. Yeager, a World War II fighter ace and the first man to break the sound bar rier, was hired by the GOP to warn Tex ans that “liberal Democrats” will take jobs away from the state’s defense indus try. A Northrop spokesman told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in Thursday’s edi tions that Yeager was hired in 1982 as a test pilot and consultant on the F-20 Ti- gershark, a Northrop fighter that com peted against the Fort Worth-built F-16 for both foreign and U.S. government sales. The newspaper reported that Yeager also appeared with the F-20 in advertise ments in trade publications. Yeager now works as a consultant to Northrop on the Advanced Tactical Fighter, a $40 billion next-generation Air Force fighter program in the compe tition phase, a Northrop spokesman said. Northrop and McDonnell Douglas are teamed up against a team composed of General Dynamics, Lockheed and Boe ing. Yeager was asked to appear in the ad after committee strategists determined that defense and defense industry jobs would be major issues in the presidential campaign. Republican National Com mittee spokesman Kathryn Murray said. Murray said she didn’t know that Yeager was a consultant to Northrop but said that it doesn’t matter. “The point of the ad is that General Yeager has first-hand knowledge of what it takes to have a strong defense and he believes the policies of the Republicans are more in sync with making that hap pen,” she said. “He speaks from the heart about the defense of the nation.” HOUSTON (AP) — Thirteen candidates vying for six available scats on the Texas Supreme Court prepared to face each other Thursday night in a forum at the University of Houston. The candidates — six Repubicans, six Democrats and a Libertarian — were scheduled to answers questions by Uni versity of Houston law professor Richard Alderman and KPRC-TV anchorman Ron Stone. The races for the nine-member court are heated because they pit plaintiff s at torneys against attorneys for corporate interests and the medical community — with both sides contributing heavily. The contests also have drawn national attention because of adverse publicity over Texas’ system of allowing unlim ited contributions to judicial candidates. Alderman said it may take a constitu tional amendment to change how Texans select jurists. “In the meantime, six of the nine members on the court arc running for election this year, and Texas faces the possibility of a totally revamped supreme court,” he said. “This forum should help voters decide who will fill these posi tions.” Those scheduled to participate include Tom Phillips, seeking to become the first Republican to be elected chief justice, and Democrat Ted Z. Robertson. Phillips was appointed chief justice by Gov. Bill Clements when former Chief Justice John Hill resigned to work on ju dicial reform. In the Place 1 seat. Republican Paul Murphy, a judge from the 14th Court of Appeals in Houston, faces Democrat Lloyd Doggett, a former state from Austin. In Place 2, Democrat incumte Kilgarlin faces Republican Nol Hecht, a judge on the 5th Court peals in Dallas. Competing for the Place 3 sea Democratic incumbent Raul Gomal the only Hispanic in Texas to Mitt tion to a statewide post; R( Charles Ben Howell, a membei 5th Court of Appeals; and Calvin W. Scholz. Place 4 candidates are Republ cumbent Barbara Culver and Jack Hightower of Austin, af( senator and congressman from Venn Vying for Place 5 are Repubfe cumbent Eugene Cook and Karl Bayer, an Austin personal: lawyer. Like Phillips, Culver and Cool were appointed by Clements The contest between Phillips and ertson has become a showcase for peting interests in the courtroom Phillips has drawn muchoftiisi cial support from medical andi interests, while Robertson is badr.J many personal injury lawyers. Phillips and Robicrtson also! posed on the method of selectingjoi Phillips said he favors a chanKti the current system of partisan els to some sort of merit selection. Robertson is a proponent of tbeo process. According to financial disc statements for the past three i Phillips posted the biggest gainforll candidates with $564,552, despiltl posing a $5,000 limit on individmlt| tributions. DEFENSIVE DRIVING, GOT A TRAFFIC TICKET? GET YOUR TICKET DISMISSED?! 693-1322. 909 S.W.Parkway. 26U2/09 Hurry! Available space for A&M skiers is filling fast, on Sunchase Tours’ Seventh Annual January Collegiate Winter Ski. Breaks to Steamboat, Vail, Winter Park and Keystone, Colorado. Trips include lodging, lifts, parties and picnics for five, six or seven days from only $156! Round trip flights and group charter bus trans portation available. 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I am saying I am taking my self out of public life so I can work these things out,” he said. Earlier this week, a Houston radio sta tion reported that Mrs. Cisneros would file for divorce next month, but the may or’s office denied the story. Cisneros told reporters that the rumors have created a strain for his family, which includes two daughters, Teresa and Mercedes, and toddler, John Paul Anthony, who was bom with a congeni tal heart defect. Cisneros said he hoped the public would give him some time to work out some personal problems. He said he ig nores the rumors. “I ignore them because they are abso lutely not true,” he said. “I am comfort able with what I have done as mayor, what I can continue doing for eight months, and 1 am comfortable with who I am as a person. 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