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Wednesday, April 26,1989
SINGERS ★ DANCERS ★VARIETY ACTS
'9fl\DITI0NS 89
Warped
by Scott McCullaf
Open call auditions for performers 16 Applications will be available at audition
years of age or older, locations for Technical and Wardrobe positions.
SINGERS must bring music in their key
and may be asked to dance. (No
acapella auditions and no taped
accompaniment, please. A piano
and accompanist will be available.)
ASTROWORLD AUDITIONS
All registrations begin 30 minutes prior to scheduled call.
DANCERS will be given a combination
by our choreographer and should be
prepared to sing.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 12 & 13
Marriott Hotel at the Astrodome, Houston, IX
2100 S. Braeswood at Greenbriar
10 a.m. — Dancers’ Call
1 p.m. — Singers’ Call
CALL-BACK AUDITIONS will be on the
Sunday following General Auditions.
Please be prepared to attend, if
selected.
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All Classes
8:30-11:30 p.m.
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Monday 5/1-Test 1 Review
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Wednesday 5/3-Test 3 Review
Thursday 5/4-New Material
Review for final
All Classes
8:00-11:00 p.m.
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Monday 5/1-Ch. 19-20
Tuesday 5/2-Ch.21-23
Wednesday 5/3-Ch. 24-end
7:30-10:30 p.m.
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Math 157 Sunday 4/30-New Material
Monday 5/1 -Review for Final
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6:00-8:00 p.m.
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Preacher, 40 homeless picket
state Capitol for law changes
AUSTIN (AP) — About 40 home
less men, led by Fort Worth pre
acher W.N. Otwell, picketed the Ca-
E itol Tuesday, urging state
:gislators to change laws they say
thwart churches and other groups
trying to help the needy.
Otwell and another preacher, Au
brey Vaughan of' Houston, also said
lawmakers have ignored the needs
of the homeless during this legis
lative session.
“We came down to let the state of
Texas know that we’re standing for
the homeless,” Otwell, who has been
at odds with the state over licensing
of a home for children, said. He now
is fighting the city of Fort Worth
over a permit required for dinners
he serves the homeless.
health requirement “ridiculous.” He
said lawmakers should change such
regulations, which he says make it
more difficult for churches and
other groups help the needy. t
“Every year, the lawmakers come
to Austin and all they seem to do is
pass more laws . . . raising taxes, rais
ing license plates (fees), raising in
spection stickers (fees). They’re not
helping anybody,” Otwell said.
Several bills aimed at helping the
homeless are being considered by
the Legislature. Most of the mea
sures are pending in committees or
subcommittees.
training, family counseling, and
credit counseling.
A revised form of Parmer’s bill
was passed out of committee to the
full Senate. Blair’s bill awaits a com
mittee hearing.
An omnibus bill by Parmer and
Rep. Juan Hinojosa, D-McAllen,
would establish a housing trust fund
under the Texas Housing Agency to
help low-and moderate-income peo
ple buy, rent or renovate affordable
housing.
City officials say the permit is re
quired to establish the safety of food
being served. Otwell has refused to
work out a compromise, they said.
Otwell called the city and state
Sen. Hugh Parmer, D-Fort
Worth, and Rep. Fred Blair, D-Dal-
las, co-sponsored a Homeless Relief
Act that would create an agency to
address homeless needs. It would in
clude programs for interim housing,
health services, literacy training, job-
A bill by Sen. John Whitmire, D-
Houston, and Rep. Harold Dutton,
D-Houston, would allow county
commissioners courts to set up com
missions cm the homeless.
Rep. Lena Guerrero, D-Austin,
and Sen. Chet Edwards, D-Duncan-
ville, co-sponsored legislation that
would provide a property tax
exemption for public housing used
as temporary shelters for the needy.
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STAFF WRITER
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magistrate set a Ju
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wife, Annette Lot
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