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less interested in individual au
tonomy."
The government thinks it can
regulate our lives down to the
terms of our sexual partner, he
said.
"Government actually becomes
a third party in bed, it becomes a
menage a trois," he said. "It's just
not government's business."
People need to be aware of this
problem and help each other, he
said. Wiseman said this includes
all types of people: the homeless,
women, African and Native
Americans and homosexuals.
Wiseman said it is the responsi
bility of everyone to require gov
ernment to provide people with as
much autonomy as possible.
"In my 20 years of practice, I
have seen one group after another
climbing the ladder to be accepted
into the community," he said.
"The gay community is not up the
ladder, but is well on its way."
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Qualifying infections include: infected blisters, earlobes, boils, fingernails,
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Volunteers needed for Strep Throat Study comparing two antibiotics
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two of the following: Sore Throat, Difficulty Swallpwing, Swollen
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confirm diagnosis. Eligible volunteers will be compensated.
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Resume Services
Reports & Merge Letters
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EDITING SERVICES 764-7191.
Experienced librarian will do library research for you. Call
272-3348.
Volunteers needed with acute ankle or knee injuries to evaluate the effectiveness
of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication. Must be seen within 48 hours
of injury and have swelling tenderness and limitation of range of movement.
Eligible volunteers will be compensated.
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Male roommate needed. No smoking or drinking. $450/
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Female roommate needed Immediately 2b/2ba $200/mth.
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is need of sales associates for our expanding operations in
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Snook, Texas
$0 w/RA $224-$360 for 1 bdrm.
$0 w/RA $280-$481 for 2 bdrm.
Call 846-8878, 774-0773 a/5 p.m.
Equal Opportunity Housing/Handicapped Accessible
RIDING HORSES FOR RENT. Seven days a week. Call
Jason 846-3169, 779-7052.
Apartment for rent through August or December $275/
mth. No deposit. Close to campus 260-1387.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST
Must be ASCP certified or eligible. Duties include routine and complex
laboratory analysis, performs general lab duties, assumes responsibility
for problem solving and quality control. Must possess phlebotomy
experience. Afternoons and evenings, part-time. Scott & White
offers excellent benefits, and competitive salaries. Apply in person:
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W/D conn., on shuttle route, water paid. $440 693-5871.
2b/2ba four-plex on Brentwood. On shuttle, W/D connec
tions, ceiling fans. Sublease through August. $345,696-
2157.
SUBLEASE 1b/1ba from now until May 21 or longer. Rent
$310 (negotiable). Location Boyett(Northgate). Call 846-
7105.
3b/2ba four-plex with w/d. On shuttle starting at $495 696-
4384, 764-0704, or 693-4783.
SUMMER WORK $11.25
Dallas-Ft. Worth, Austin, Houston, San
Antonio, Waco. Full or part-time. All
majors considered. Flexible hours.
Rudder Tower Rm. 401
M-Th. April 6, 7, 8, 9.
10 a.m.,12 p.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m.
Sportswear Company that sells merchandise to sororities
and fraternities is looking for a responsible individual to be
a campus representative starting this fall. Work one night
and average $50 to $100 per week. Knowledge of retail
sales and the Greek system is helpful. Call 1 -800-242-
8104.
Mechanic ASE certified or equivalent. Full or part-time.
Flexible hours. Salary/commission. Apply at Piper’s
Chevron the corner of University and TX Ave.
CERTIFIEDW.S.I'sS CERTIFIED LIFEGUARDS Needed
for NW Houston private school; June-August 713-686-
5427. Must bring certificate! Apply during Spring Break
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SUMMER WORK
INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE
Interested in averaging $1710/mth.
Interviewing independent & ambitious
college students. Must be interested
in developing MKT or communication
skills. All majors considered.
Opportunity for travel. Must show
a need for money. 1-800-477-9447.
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1987 Yamaha Razz Scooter. Runs well. $250 696-8991.
1983 VWScirocco, 5spd, leather, red, 87K, sell for $1900
o.b.o. Call 696-4469.
Twin mattress and box spring $30.00. Couch with queen
folding bed $75.00. Call Alex 696-2796.
Imagewriter II, almost new $200. 775-2130 ask for David.
POOL TABLE BILLARD, EIGHT FOOT. VERY GOOD
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PANASONICDX-2000BICYCLE. RED, SHIMANOCOM
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693-8893.
SS waterbed $150. Two couches $60/each. Dresser w/
shelves $25.00 696-9041.
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CASHIERS, COOKS, BUSBOYS, AND DISHWASHERS.
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. 201 E. UNIVERSITY COL
LEGE STATION TX 77840. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!
FUNDRAISER - Looking fora top
fraternity, sorority, or student
organization that would like to earn
$500-$1500 for a one week
on-campus marketing project.
MUST be organized & hardworking.
Call 1-800-592-2121 Melanie ext. 124.
Brand New 1992 Nishike mountain bike with Shimano
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1985 Honda Elite 250. Runs good. Includes helmet and
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) — The Atlantis has landed,
and NASA is preparing its next
space flight. It is the mission to
beat all missions — the first flight
of a new shuttle and a daring
satellite rescue by spacewalking
astronauts.
The Atlantis' successful atmo
spheric research mission ended
Thursday with a Kennedy Space
Center touchdown.
The inaugural voyage of the $2
billion Endeavour — Challenger's
replacement — is scheduled for
May. It is clearly the highlight of
NASA's year.
So many spacewalks are
planned during the Endeavour
flight — three, a shuttle record —
that four astronauts have space
walking duties. Usually, it is two.
During the seven-day flight,
two spacewalking astronauts are
to attach a motor to a communica
tions satellite that has been stuck
in a lower-than-intended orbit for
two years.
It will be the first satellite re-
trieve-and-repair job by Ameri
cans since 1985.
"I'm sitting on the edge of my
seat waiting on it," said shuttle di
rector Leonard Nicholson. "The
very idea of retrieving a satellite
"It's a mission we
wanted to do. I wanted to
do it because it gave me
the opportunity to have
REAL work that REALLY
mattered, that was going
to get measured. We
either succeeded or we
failed."
— William Lenoir, head of
NASA's space flight program
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good, old days when we used to
go out and do these kinds of
things," said John "Tip" Talone, a
NASA official in charge of prepar
ing Endeavour.
William Lenoir, head of
NASA's space flight program,
said officials "shoehorned" the
seven-day mission into the shuttle
schedule despite the continuing
backlog from the 1986 Challenger
explosion. The accident, which
killed all seven astronauts aboard,
grounded the fleet for 2 1/2 years.
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do," Lenoir said. "I wanted 1c Padded his
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cial capacity.
He announced his Tesjpi
this week, effective Mi/iAtel
days before Endeavoshto^ss
launch dater
A May 7 liftoff is content
a successful test-firing ofEndei
our's three main engines, requii
of all new orbiters beforelauncl
The engines will be fired for
seconds Monday.
The owner of the strandt
satellite, the Internatioa
Telecommunications Satellited
ganization (Intelsat) is
NASA $90 million to $95mil
to go up and attach a 23,11
pound motor that's supposed
boost the craft to proper orbit.
The satellite is orbitingak
345 miles above Earth,
miles lower than intended,
The uninsured $157
satellite failed to separate propi
ly from a Titan rocket in '
1990 and became stuck in aus
lessly low orbit.
Police school investigates
alleged cheating scheme
FORT WORTH (AP) - Offi
cials are looking into allegations
that members of a class at the
Fort Worth Police Department's
training academy were plan
ning to cheat on a routine first-
aid examination.
The investigation began af
ter training supervisors discov
ered the class may have made
preparations to cheat on the test
Tuesday.
The Dallas Morning News,
in a copyright story in Thurs
day's editions, reported that the
investigation involves 23 of the
26 members of the training
class.Until the allegations are
proven, normal instruction will
continue.
Police Chief Thomas Wind
ham said it is too early to deter
mine what disciplinary action
will be taken if the cheating al
legations are substantiated.
Other police officials said the
trainees could be fired.
"The possibility does exist
that these individuals could be
terminated. That is obviously
one possibility because these re
cruits don't have the same pro
tections as the civil service, fully
sworn police officers," said po
lice Lt. Ralph Swearingen.
Windham said he is unsure
how long the investigation will
last. He said the evidence was
discovered before the written
test was administered.
New Orlean
jails leader
of drug ring
NEW ORLEANS, La.
A former Louisiana boatcapta
was sentenced to 10 years in
eral prison without parole
heading an ecstasy distributii
ring that netted $5 million a
for several years.
Jay St. Pierre, no age availakj
has been held since his arrest
Brazil in 1990. He had plead'
guilty to operating a continue*
criminal enterprise involvingf*
stasy tablets.
Federal authorities descril
St. Pierre as head of one
major ecstasy distribution
works operating in the New
leans area.
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WARD. 696-8244.
Repaired levees allow farmers to plant again
HELP WANTED GREAT ATMOSPHERE OUTDOOR
FARMERS MARKET CASHIERS. Good personality and
reliability much more important than experience. Call
between 8:30 -3:00 to set up and appointment. FARM
PATCH 822-7209.
ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Fisheries. Earn
$5,000+/month. Free transportation! Room & Board.
Over 8,000 openings. No experience necessary. Male or
Female. For employment program call Student Employ
ment Services at 1-206-545-4155 ext. 1601.
Conservation Scientist l-IV ($2,432-$2,953) :2 openings-
Responsible for fish propagation & distribution & hatchery
maintenance at state hatchery. Contact Texas Parks &
Wildlife Dept, office for applications. Call Glen Alexander
817/779-2301, Possum Kingdom State Hatchery, Aaron
Barkoh 817/586-1576, Dundee State Hatchery, near
Wichita Falls, TX. Closing date 3/24/92.
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any variation in-between.
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7405.
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information call RESALE TRENDS 846-0438.
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REDFORD, Texas (AP) — After two years of
watching flood waters break through weak levees
and wash out crops, farmers this year are planting al
falfa with a little more security, the Presidio County
judge said Thursday.
Reconstruction of seven miles of levees and dikes
have made farmers in this poor community confident
that their hay crops will not be destroyed again
should there be flooding in Mexico. The reconstruct
ed levees will be dedicated next week.
"ItTl enable the people to produce again," said
County Judge Monroe Elms. "They've got their
farms reproducing and they've got the alfalfa plant
ed. They have not been able to for the last two years.
It will put people back to work again."
Redford is located about 15 miles south of Pre
sidio, about 215 miles southeast of El Paso.
Just north of Presidio, the Rio Concho of Mexico
empties with the Rio Grande. During the pastt"|
years after experiencing heavy rains, the
government opened up a dam and released fid
waters into the Rio Concho. In 1990, the water c
a few breaks in the levee, but last year, after i
with already high waters in the Rio Grande, 1
washed the dikes away.
"It was not normal flooding of the Rio Grandej
was the releasing of water for two years in a ron
Elms said.
The county obtained a $400,000 grant fromtl
Soil and Water Conservation District and a disasi'l
declaration from the governor, which led
$375,000 emergency state grant.
"It broke the levee in 12 parts (last year) and ^
came into the farms and destroyed everything, £
the land itself," said Jesus Valenzuela, a RedfordreS
dent.