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Lee on Tuesday asked fellow city council members to seek changes in the state law that bars cities from re stricting the sale or transfer of fire arms or ammunition. Although she had no specific pro posal, she said the city should check the backgrounds of those who want to purchase handguns. “If we catch one individual who may be the perpetrator, if you will, “If we catch one individual who may be the perpetrator, if you will, of a random violent crime, then I think we have gone a long way.” — Shelia Jackson Lee, councilwoman said. “And I think that people are seeking legally to protect it selves will still have that right.” The seven-day wait would bet! first for a Texas city. 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Marx stares at passing traffic. Cars roll down Ho Chi Minh. Lenin tugs on his lapel. Germany is less than three weeks away from becoming a single bastion of Western capitalism, but much of the new nation will be filled with to tems to the old East Germany. While leaders argue over how to pay for unification and East Ger mans worry about their jobs, many towns are wondering what to do with all those old statues, streets, squares and schools dedicated to the stal warts of socialism. It is a problem far more complex than merely changing street signs and carting away scowling icons of stone and bronze. In southern East Germany, Karl Marx City wasted little time reclaim ing its historical name, Chemnitz. But it is taking much longer to de cide what to do with Karl himself, a huge, glowering bust that dwarfs tourists who stare at his gargantuan noggin in the heart of town. No community has taken a greater interest in this issue than East Berlin, the showcase of the for mer Communist government and the historic heart of what will be the capital of a united nation. An estimated 800 postwar mon uments dot the cityscape, some of them the centerpieces of squares. In Leninplatz, the Soviet revolutionary is affixed to a jagged panel, scowling in flowing overcoat, one hand on his lapel and the other clenched at his side. In Marx-Engels Platz, Engels stands erect while Marx sits at his side, his huge lap a favorite place for In Advance Watkins th; Hous outrai ■ surge in lies” when lerly (inane The Graduate Student Council is sponsoring a Graduate Student Organization (GSO) workshop beginning at 9:45 a.m. Saturday in Room 110 of the David Eller Oceanography and Meteorology Building. The workshop is designed to help graduate students start, maintain or rejuvenate a depart mental GSO. I The sec i Blent woul Irofit repo jr.ittee he c Workshop to inform graduates about GSO There will be a panel dir || ut * aw ' n 8 cussion featuring representative!H uch a au c it ■mreauc i