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TereM papers and Pur Your. Booes awat For. THE' ex AM Fritch are. you iDaichiirg?/ 'Close. I'm comin' -Hrrough (luidccr +hdn diarrl^q^ VcsssO. ^ \ Wa'Vch ouV ujorldj Vienc FrihiU Carnes f T.vc lost a\\ Ffar ! Xve loshall InWvb'rh'on ! By Critch Ivc lost a "testicle J Dan Rather bays at moon, turns 62 on Halloween The Associated Press JUST THE BEGINNING MSC Political Forum Presents: Forum on Higher Educatiou This program will be an open discussion on the future of Higher Education, with a question and answer format to allow students to air their concerns about higher education legislation. Featuring: Rep. Robert Earley from the Texas House Higher Education Committee Karla Staha Chair of the Legislative Study Group Wednesday, November 3, 1993 8:30 p.m. 292A MSC The views expressed in this program do not necessarily reflect those of MSC Political Forum, the MSC, or Texas A&M University. Persons with disabilities please call 845-1515 to inform of your special needs. We request notification three (3) working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of our ability. buffet Pizza . (ho49 Spagetti 4>£. and p Ius tax Salad Bar M-F 1 1-2 PM & Purchase Of A Large Drink EXPIRES 11-6-93 LARGE 16" PIZZA with 1 Topping $6. 99 AUSTIN — CBS television news anchorman Dan Rather cele brated his 62nd birthday in Austin on Halloween with a group of spirited friends who called on him to bay at the moon. According to the Austin Ameri- can-Statesman, Rather celebrated his birthday at a Halloween party that included a gathering of about “ people, many of whom knew :n other from Lyndon Johnson's presidency Lady B: decked out in a witch costume, complete with broom, attended as well as U.S. Rep. Jake Pickle and former Johnson press secretary George Christian. As the Halloween moon was rising, some of the guests began commanding that everyone, in cluding a reluctant Rather, bay at ithe moon. The newspaper report- ’ that, dutifully, everyone bayed. Rather spends a'jgbod deal of lime in Austin, where he and his wife, Jean, bought a house on Lake Iravis last year. -X me! @l e ^ c \3 Brovovn <J2> San Angelo bordello to become Tove shop' The Associated Press mster pla San Angelo's most infamous bordello, but the new owner said she doesn't expect to attract the vice squad or stretch the limits of any city ordinances. "Rather than being a sex shop, it's going to be a Hove shop," said Schuster, who recently purchased Ihe closed Miss Hattie's Store and Museum at 18 E. Concho Ave. She plans to remodel the downstairs store area and reopen it as a gift and lingerie shop. The brothel upstairs will remain as it is with some restoration, and will be open for two muse um tours a day. Schuster said her goal is toopen in December. The name of the business will be Miss Hattie's Parlor, but despite its sordid past, Schuster said customers shouldn't expect anything sleazy. "It will be lingerie you'd want your daughter to bewearing on her wedding night," Schuster said. The store will feature elegant lingerie along with gift items, such as men's shaving items, colognes, toi letries, desk sets, walking canes and chocolates. She might even try to arrange with a local florist for ordering flowers from the parlor, so husbands in trouble can buy their wives lingerie, candy, flowers and perfume all in one stop, Schuster said. "We want you to come in off the street and think things are very beautiful and romantic, things you want to buy for your wife or girlfriend or lover or whatever they have these days," she said. "It will be lingerie you'd want your daughter to be wearing on her wedding night." - Lori Schuster, owner Schuster and her family moved to San Angelo about a year ago. A former teacher, Schuster has an accounting de gree and has worked in retail for six years. Both she and her husband have owned businesses in the past, she said. Proceeds from a three-day auction this weekend will help fund renovations, which will include bring ing the museum into compliance with city codes, restoring the front to its original condition and trans forming the downstairs into the lingerie store, com plete with dressing rooms and a parlor area. Antiques were what be gan Schuster's love affair with the store early this summer. She said her grandmother was an antique dealer and had owned some of the items that ended up in the downstairs portion of Miss Hattie's. "I used to play with her antique costume jewelry, so when I saw all that jewelry, I got goose bumps," Schuster said. In addition, she said, she had heard rumors in College Station that Miss Hattie's former employees returned to the San Angelo brothel once a year to play cards and reminisce. While those stories are probably not true, the fact those rumors had circulated outside of West Texas, made the site even more attractive, Schuster said. 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