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The Battalion ,« V Classified ?u ds To place a classified ad: Phone: 845-0569 / Fax: 845-2678 nffirp- Rnnm f)1Fi (hassmenO Reed McDonald Building Office: Room 015 (basement) Reed McDonald Building Business Hours 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Monday through Friday Insertion deadline: 1 p.m. prior business day VISA ADOPTION FOR RENT 1-bedroom loft. All bills paid. Cable. $450/mo. 846- 3913, after 5p.m. 1bdrm/1 bath apartment. Available now. $375/mo. For more information call 696-8565. 2bdrm/1bath studio apartment. 4-blocks from campus. Wooded. No pets. No HUD. Available now/or Fall. $475/mo. +bills. 693-8534. 4bdrm/2bath double-wide on acreage, on OSR, most appliances, w/s/g paid, $775/mo. +deposit. 774-5009. C.Sta. 3 bedroom fourplex. Move in now or reserve yours for August. Upstairs and downstairs available, w/d included, shuttle, great access to Texas Ave. United Realty. 694-9140. www.united-rico.com Casa del Sol Apartments Is now preleasing for fall. Spacious 1-bedrooms and 2-bedrooms. 2-blocks to campus. Walk to TAMU. $100 Off first month rent. Located at 401 Stasney Street, C.Sta. 696-3455. Choose from our economical 2 bedrooms starting at $345 or spend a little more for the extras. Several floor- plans to view starting at $415. B/C.Sta. locations. United Realty. 694-9140. www.united-rico.com COLLEGE COURT. Great location, 2bdrm/1ba, shuttle, microwave, Intrusion alarm, pool, some utilities paid. $419/mo. 823-7039. Duplex 2bdrm/11/2bath, fenced yard, new carpet/paint, w/d, large walk-in closet, $515/mo. 764-2019. HYGIENE STUDY Female, ages 18-34, needed to participate in a clinical trial comparing 2 feminine hygiene products. Eligible volunteers will be compensated up to $300. Call for information: J&S Studies 846-5933 Does The Sun Cause You To Have Cold Sores/Fever Blis If you are 18 or older you may qualify for this study. If you qualify benefits include FREE study medication and up to $525 for time and travel. Call for information: J&S Studies S46-S933 Private Party Want Ads $10 for 20 words running 5 days, if your merchandise is priced $1,000 or less (price must appear In ad). This rate applies only to non-commercial advertisers offering personal possessions for sale. Guaranteed results or you get an addtional 5 days at no charge. If item doesn’t sell, advertiser must call before 1 p.m. on the day the ad is scheduled to end to qualify for the 5 additional insertions at no charge. No refunds will be made If your ad is cancelled early. ■■■■■■■■■■I •Professional couple seek adoption of infant, home in country, 2-dogs, lots of love and a fund set up for paid college education, tlturner@inetport.com or 1-888-924- 6093 or our attorney, 1-800-385-0083. Legal/ Medical expenses only. ANNOUNCEMENTS Attention: I buy furniture. Please call 776-9663. AUTO 1994 31ft. fifth wheel, slide out, loaded. Excellent con dition. Price negotiable. (409)696-9687. 1995 GST/Eclipse: white, new body style, sunroof, cd player. 691-0346. 1995 teal green ford Escort LX, sporty, 2-door, only 33k, $6,000/o.b.o. Dana, (409)779-3398. 2-'94 Hyundai Elantra, ac, auto, 4-door $3,950. '93- Elantra GLS $3,250. '88-Toyota Celica GT $2,750. (713)683-9363, (713)305-9061. '88 Chevy S10 Blazer, must see, $5,000/o.b.o. David, 693-0129, 696-2588. '94 red Camaro. 5-speed, loaded, excellent condition. $6,500, negotiable. 693-6312. CHILD CARE Child care in my home M-Th, 5-10:30p.m. Transportation a must. 823-5625. COMPUTERS Macintosh Performs 405, modem, Stylewriter II printer, like new. Word 6.01, Pagemaker, spreadsheet, games. $650/o.b.o. Please call 846-3202. Pentium 233MMX $750, Pentiumll 233mhz $935, 266mhz $975, 300mhz $1,065, W/3.2GBHD, 32MBRAM, 34XCDROM, 56kmodem, 4MBvideo, 14"monitor, s/speakers, 1-year warranty, upgradable, 4.3/6.4GB add $20/$60, IS"/!?” add $20/$130, TV-tuner $55. 846-7186. WORLD WIDE WEB SECRETS. Download up to $100,000 in software for FREE, plus over 30 mind-bog gling secrets 11 1-900-407-2200, Ext.1117. $2.99 per minute. MustbelSyrs. Serv-U: 619-645-8434. DJ MUSIC •'Party Block Mobile DJ"- Peter Block, professional/ experienced. Specializing in Weddings, TAMU func tions, lights/smoke. Mobile to anywhere. The Bestll 693-6294. http://www.partyblockdj.com FOR RENT Duplex 2bdrm/11/2bath, w/d conn., yard, bus-rt., nice. $575/mo. 2436 Colgate, C.Sta. 695-7941. Fall sublease. 1-room. Nice trailer. Close to Lake Bryan. 2-fenced acres. 779-1311. Fall sublease. 1bdrm/1 bath apartment. 1-minute walk to campus/ Northgate. Call Joe @260-4838. Great selection of one bedrooms! Available now and pre-leasing for August. Six locations/ floorplans. Some with all bills paid. United Realty. 694-9140. www.unit- ed-rico.com In the country, 4bdrm/2bath house, c/a&h, w/d connec tions, fenced yard. Perfect for 4/5 students. $1,000/mo. +deposit. 779-7193. Available now. FOR SALE Live Free!! Don't Rent! Buy a 3bdrm/2bath mobile home. Payments from $197 to $250/mo. Rent out 2- bdrms. Live Free. I have 5-spaces in nice parks. Also land. Brazos Valley Mobile Homes, 941 N.FM 2818 @Hwy 21, Bryan. (409)822-2929. Assistant/ receptionist needed for busy office. Must be available for lunch hours and Saturday A.M. 20+hrs/wk. Call Kathy @260-7653. BARNHILL'S COUNTRY BUFFET is currently hiring career- minded Wait-staff. Good pay and benefits. Normandy Square Condominiums is now preleasing for summer & fall. Spacious 2-bedrooms and studios available. Walk to TAMU. Located In Northgate area. $100 Off first month rent. Call 846-2173. Apply in person Mon.-Fri., 2:00-4:00P.M. 1701 So. Texas Avenue. E.O.E. Drug Test Required. Computer person to maintain websites and computers (PC). Call Allen @775-8383. Quiet country atmosphere. Large 1-bedroom brick duplex w/fireplace. No pets. Available now or pre-lease for fall. $395/mo. +bills. 693-8534. Experienced computer technician is needed at Compuview Microsystems, Inc, 846-5454. Graphic artist for screen printing. Using Mac programs and P.C. Correll Draw. Call Allen @775-8383. Rosewood Villas, NEW 3bdrm/2bath units at Welsh and 2818. On shuttle, W/D included. $950/mo., 12-months lease, available 8/22/98, 846-1100 or www.rent.net/direct/rosewoodvillastx Graveyard shift. 1a.m.-5a.m., M-Sun. Professional mature salesperson. 776-8500. SAVANNAH PLACE. Brand new duplex homes on SW Parkway at Dexterl 3bdrm/2bath, W/D, walk-in closets, fenced patio area, many extras! 693-3302 or 846-7454. Inspirations now hiring energetic and friendly people for part-time position. Please apply within. Kids Connection (Bryan-ISD's afterschool program). Studio style 4-plexes. 2410-Blanco, 2bdrm/1bath. enclosed patio, on shuttle, no pets, $410/mo. 731-8951. Sublease large 2bdrm/2bath, 977 sq.ft. Parkway Circle. Available 8/15/98 thru 5/15/98. W/D conn. (W/D avail able for $275) On shuttle route. $610/mo. 693-0544. Now accepting applications for Fall-'98 employment. M- F, 2:45-5:45p.m., $5.15/hr. Substitute positions also available, $5.15/hr, Childcare experience required. Apply in person. 2200-Villa Maria, Rm.11 731-7803 for more info. Bryan-ISD. EOE by choice. Land Survey Field Crew Needed. Part/ full-time. Call 775-8609. This prestigious C.Sta. 3bdrm/3bath duplex is worth looking at! Security system, ice maker, w/d included, fenced yard. Pre-leasing for August. United Realty. 694-9140. www.united-rico.com Live in nanny needed, room/ board exchange for child care. References, transportation required 845-3584 or Under construction and available for August move in. This C.Sta. 3bdrm/31/2bath duplex has security system, ice maker, w/d connection, fenced yard, great location. P/T job helping handicapped. Male A&M student pre ferred. $270/mo. 12hrs/wk. 846-3376. United Realty. 694-9140. www.united-rico.com Part-time cook position needed. Koppe Bridge Bar & W/D for rent. Best price in town. $40/mo. Call 764- Grill. 764-2933. 2019 FOR SALE 2bdrm/2bath, excellent condition, 14x72, 1982 mobile home. Real oak cabinets, storm windows, low utilities, many other features, $13,500. 823-2066. Part-time evening work doing commercial office clean ing, Mon.-Fri. Call tor an appointment, 823-5031. Part-time maintenance worker needed for 68 units apartment complex. Starling $6/hr. Approximately 15hrs/wk. Experience a must. Call Dell at 823-7039. Part-time position. Flexible hours. 12-15hrs/wk. Post '93 double-wide 28'x40' 3bdrm/2bath fleetwood mobile Oak Mall. Call 694-7687. home for sale, near A&M. $24,000. (903)831-4753. PC/Network Specialist. Texas Digital Systems, based in Brand new 98 Trek 8000 SL XT/LX components, Rockshox/Judy, extra- tires, tools, helmet, $850 o.b.o. Please call Chris at 695-9320. College Station, is looking for a part-time PC/Network Specialist. Job responsibilities Include building and installing personal computers and supporting TDS LANS. Good pay, flexible hours. Contact Dennis at 696-0485 or at davidson@txdigital.com Business/school desk, maroon metal frame with var nished oak top, well built & in excellent condition, $125/o.b.o. 696-9311. Catholic Books/ Gifts. Byrne Catholic Bookstore. Northgate. Upstairs. Afternoons. 846-8699. Pebble Creek Country Club is now hiring for part-time waitstaff. Minimum $6/hr. Apply at 4500 Pebble Creek Parkway or call 690-0996. Professional Secretary position available. 8a.m.-5p.m., Couch $60, loveseat $50, Sony 5 disk dual cassette M-F. Sales a plus. Please contact Chris at 776-8500. stereo with 2 speakers $250. Please call 822-4456. Secretary, sales, Receptionist, Customer service. Good Couch & loveseat $175, VCR $60, double-bed $150, TV $95, 10-speed $75, exercise bike $40. prices nego- computer (PC) and people skills for very busy office. Part-time. Good for students. Call Allen @775-8383. liable. Leave message. 862-9514. Service Station attendants needed. Part-time & full time. 2305-Villa Maria Chevron, Bryan, 77802. 776- 1261. Diamond engagement ring, .47 Carat, colorless, $750. Please call 822-9155 or e-mail: bch5143@acs.tamu.edu Silk Stocking now hiring dancers. Must be 18. Great$$$$ll Make your own schedule. Also hiring announcers and barbacks. 690-1478, after 7:00p.m. GE gas dryer, available August 6th., $100; TV & VCR stand with cabinets, $40. Please call 696-2725. Moving sale: twin bed set $35; loveseat $45; answering machine $15, and cd cassette fm/am stereo $45. 822- 9155, e-mail: bch5143@acs.tamu.edu Would You Like To Learn How To Clean Carpet? Have 2-positions. One, 5:30-9:30p.m., M-F & one during the day, M-F. Call for details, 823-5031. Sleeper sofa for sale! Well built, great condition, deal of a lifetime I $250 or best offer. Call now! 694-2041. Student desk $125; Bookcase $60; 5-Drawer chest $150; Recliner chair $25; Great condition! Please call 694-7055 or 696-5408. TI83 Hewlett Packard calculator, brand new, only used once, paid $115, asking $85. Cash only. Please call 693-3866. Washer & dryer $250. Pick them up by August 8th. Please call Cheryl now at 779-9114. DO YOU HAVE SWIMMER’S EAR? We may be able to help! Our doctors are conducting a research study of an ear drop treatment for swimmer’s ear (external ear infection). You may be eligible for a clinical research study. Qualified research volunteers will receive at no cost: •Research related office visits and evaluations •Study medicine Compensation will be given. Call for information: J&S Studies (409) 846-5933 ATHLETES FOOT STUDY Patient volunteers needed for research study of new investigational medicine. Free physical exam, treatments, study medications and lab tests for qualified participants. Ages 18 years and above. No topical (prescription or over the counter) treatment in the last 2 weeks. Call for information: J&S Studies 346-5933 n "■> i i in ujjji? Wi h RmVNM 1. lnn««H: 1^" 1"^ B ^fc**#*' Knmw The City of Bryan is currently accepting applications from qualified applicants for the position of Police Officer. A written exam is scheduled for August 21, 1998. Minimum qualifications include: H.S. diploma or GED; U.S. citizen; between 21 and 35 years of age or up to 44 years of age if have 5 years prior peace officer experience or 5 years previous military experience; valid Texas driver license with acceptable driving record; ability to meet the physical standards of position and all legal requirements of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education; and must not have any history of criminal or improper conduct which may affect suitability for law enforcement. Starting salary range: $11.30 - 12.98/hour with excellent benefits. Applications will be accepted until 5:00P.M. on August 14, 1998 (NO EXCEPTIONS). For an application and more information, contact: City of Bryan - Human Resources P.O. Box 1000, Bryan, Texas 77805 (409) 361-3831 E.O.E. Quiet, clean M/F. Fall. $315/mo. 693-5633. The Battalion TfiTE Wednesday • July 22, Weight bench complete & full set of weights $100; Sega Genesis & games Sonic Championship Karate X-men $30. Call 764-4428. HELP WANTED A/C Service Technicians with ERA certification needed for full/ part-time work. Will work with school schedule. Benefits. Call JG Innovative Services/ Shaw Services at (409)693-0733. Aramark now hiring immediate part-time employment. Students are encouraged to apply. Positions available include: Supervisors, Warehouse Staff, and Vendors. Call today @846-8267. Trial in session Zamora expected to appear in court hearing tol former military cadet’s confession detailed toji Zamora Young professional in Houston/West University area recently in motorcycle accident needs assistance 7- 9a.m. and 5-10p.m. weekdays and weekends, for about one month, or until recuperated. Will need help with transportation to and from work, cooking, etc. Start date is July-25th. Auto not needed. No housework/ laundry. Room/board included, +$1,500/mo. Please call David @(504)466-3335 until July-20th or @(713)661-7431 after July-20th. MISCELLANEOUS Salel Visit Cavitt Corner Used Books & Collectibles for gifts, furniture, antiques!! 822-6633. MOTORCYCLE '95 Honda Nighthawk 250. Excellent condition. 65mpg. Great starter bike. $2,200, negotiable. 694-0760. PETS Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many pure breedsl Brazos Animal Shelter-775-5755. Female Red Merle Aussie, 5 months old. $175. Please call 830-5473. Free kittens. 8 weeks old. Please call 846-0231 for more information or call 775-1570 and leave message. ROOMMATES 2-Roommates needed to share a 3-bedroom brick home in the Southwood Valley subdivision in C.Station. For more information call Brent at (409)693-6820 or Kathy at (409)543-9204. F-Roommate needed. 2bdrm/1bath. Aug.16th-Dec. $275/mo. +utilities. W/D conn., fenced yard, ceiling fans. Call Stephany @693-9882. F-Roommate. 2bdrm/1bath apartment. W/D. 1-mile from campus. $187.50/mo. $150/dep. 696-1091. F-Roommate. 3bdrm/2bath, w/d, $300/mo., all bills paid. Available now. 823-2351. F-Roommate. Fall semester. Own bedroom, share bathroom. Great location. $260/mo. +1 futilities. 694- 1204. F-Roommate. Part-time student. Own rm/bath. New apartments. $260/mo. +1 futilities. 694-9458. F-Roommate. Share cute Sbdrmfbath with w/d. $225/mo., bills included. 694-1482. Female roommate needed to share bedroom/ bath in apartment. $186/mo. 764-4598. Female roommate. Non-smoker. Share 3bdrm/2bath house. Own bedroom. Must love cats. $300/mo. +1/2 utilities. 764-6711. M-Roommate. 1-year starting Aug. 15th. Great 4bdrm/2bath house. Walking distance to campus. $325/mo. +1/4bills. 693-6543. li/l/F roommate needed a.s.a.p.l! 2bdrm/1 tfbath duplex, close to campus, $250/mo. +utilities. Student preferred. 260-0183. Mature female wanted. Fall/Spring. 2bdrm/1ba duplex. $250/mo. +1 futilities. 693-6453. Need a place to live for August? Own bdrm/bath. Large house. $275/mo. 695-2843. NEW BRAUNFELS (AP) — Former Air Force Academy cadet David Graham s confession that he killed a 16-year-old girl to satisfy his fiancee's demand for "wom anly vengeance" was read to the jury at his trial Tuesday. "1 just pointed and shot," Graham wrote in his police statement, explaining he fired twice at schoolmate Adrianne Jones with a 9mm Makarov pis tol on Dec. 4, 1995. As his chilling words were read in court, Graham, his fam ily and relatives of Jones sat quietly. Graham'^ then-fiancee, Diane Zamora, soon to become a Naval Academy midshipman, demanded the killing because Graham told her he'd had sex one night with Jones, he wrote in the statement. Zamora felt "betrayed, deceived, and forgotten," Graham wrote. "When this precious relationship we had was damaged by my thoughtless actions, the only thing that could satisfy her womanly vengeance was the life of the one that had, for an instant, taken her place," Graham wrote. Zamora was convicted of capital murder in February in Fort Worth and is serving a life prison sentence. Graham, 20, faces the same charge and would face the same sentence if convicted since pros ecutors are not seeking the death penalty. Defense attorneys claim Graham falsely confessed to the crime because of his love for Zamora. They contend Zamora acted alone and that Graham was not present when Jones was killed. His attorneys say Graham helped cover up the crime and told Zamora he would confess along with her if she were ever caught. Defense and prosecution attorneys claim Graham and Jones never had sex even though he said they did in his confession. Zamora was transported to New Braunfels yester day, where she is expected to appear in a court hear ing today to determine whether she will be testifying in Graham's trial as a defense witness. Prosecutors have offered "use testimony immuni ty" if she is called as a witness, meaning her testimo ny cannot be used against her in the future. Her attor ney, John Linebarger, said he will advise her to assert her Fifth Amendment right not to testify. Questioned by Tarrant County prosecutor Mike Parrish, Air Force agent Roy Stalvey testified Graham was interviewed at length in September 1996, shortly after he began attending the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado. Graham consented to the interview, vol,' typed his statement using an Air Force comps declined to speak w ith a lawyer, Stalvey said In cross-examination by defense attome Cogdell, Stalvey acknowledged Graham did vide Ins w ntten statement until >dter a Ur; t ast Police Department detective who traveled tn-M.. Force office told Graham he could facetheiK penaltv it comicted. ver: i "You will not concede in front of thisjun fell v .ms sort of threat, will you?" Cogdell awed "No sir, I will not," Stalvey said. I| s The agent also testified Graham was ciriU about Zamora's safety during her impendingM and didn't want to provide a statement untiliBI she was safe. Investigators told Graham heir;B allowed to talk with Zamora if he gaveasta: K< Stalvey testified. j|/W e At one point, the agent said, Graham cm? friend of his and Zamora's in Fort Wor 1|L urged her to tell Zamora to ^P 1 ™'gL,! authoritu TV I Earlier, Stalvey painted a picture of a cabiV T sometimes cavalier Graham who tried tomale-Br 1 ' tigators guess what he and Zamora used tofeBP 1 in the head before the shooting. "He would say, 'No, that'-- not it' He«B v, | chuckle when we made an incorrect guess. Hm 'You're never going to guess it. It's really Stalvey testified. jP I Later, Graham told the agents the coupkuB 1 A "dumbbell weight," Stalvey said. ® ul I Graham and Zamora intended to take r ba Joe Pool Lake and "break her young Bai®® sink her to the bottom of the lake weights," but that their scheme didn t tt.:l|p ec planned, he w rote. jtncni| "1 realized too late that all those quick, piBs snaps seen in the movies were just your.N Hollywood stunts," Graham wrote. After hiding in the back of the car, Zamora Jones in the back of the head with oneoftheiuB while Graham held her, he wrote. Jones crawled through the car window and» aged to run off before collapsing in a field,Gk®, stated, adding that he grabbed the pistol, her and shot her twice. "Diane and I drove off. The first words°WJ mouths were, T love you,' followed by shouldn't have done that, David,' " he wrote. Later in his confession, Graham said he was* and consumed by guilt after the slaying. "I just wanted it to all go away," he wrote, ed to be able to drive Adrianne back home, te-j sleep, and to wake up back on December),! make my decisions all over again." Memorial for Tejano songstress in need of defacement repairs 3bdrm/2bath house. W/D. SERVICES AAA Texas Defensive Driving. Lots-of-fun, Laugh-a-lotll Ticket dismissal/insurance discount. M-T(6pm-9pm), W-Th(6pm-9pm), Fri(6pm-8pm) &Sat(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am-2:30pm). Inside Nations-Bank. Walk-ins wel come. $25/cash. Lowest price allowed by law. 111- Unlv. Dr., Ste.217. 846-6117. Show-up 30/min. early. (CP-0017). One day concealed handgun course $75. Loaner guns available. Night classes available. John Collins 775- 1418, Wlokson Creek Range 589-1093. TUTORS Experienced Tutor- Math, Sciences, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Genetics. Call 690-0738, Appropriate Solutions Tutoring. CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) — When the Selena Memorial on the bayfront was dedicated one year ago, fans were encouraged to leave handwritten messages to the slain Tejano star on wooden planks that encircle part of the memorial's main column. Within one month, messages written in blue magic marker and ballpoint pen overflowed onto the column itself, which serves as a backdrop for the bronze Selena sculpture. Some fans used lipstick to scrawl messages like "We love you, Selena" on the large, sculpted white rose above the dedication inscription. Plans are in the works to replace the 12 wooden planks with a bronze plaque, warning visitors that graffi ti no longer has a place on the bayfront overlook dedicated to Selena's memory. But the local phil anthropist who funded the $600,000 memorial said removing the planks won't discourage people from leav ing messages on the statue. "The boards are serving a pur pose," Dusty Durrill, whose Devary Durrill Foundation paid for the memorial, which stands at the entrance of the Peoples Street T- Head said. "It gives people a place to write. Without the boards, they'll write all over the statue." Selena was gunned down at a local motel March 31, 1995, after achieving international fame for her music. Her former fan club president, Yolanda Saldivar, is serving a life sentence in prison for the murder. Keeping up with the prolifera tion of messages at the Selena memorial has become a regular rou tine for city workers. Each week, they rub a special solvent on the memorial in an effort to keep the personalized messages off the white center col umn. The wooden planks are repainted twice a week to keep up with the steady stream of visitors who leave behind signatures and, in some cases, gang signs. Some visitors say the personal signatures are a humble tribute from those fans who didn't have the $100 to buy an engraved brick in the pavilion's paved floor. " That's how people show their love for her," Houston visitor Becky Hawkins, 40, said. "I personally don't want to write anything, but as long as people don't write on the statue, 1 think it's OK." Most visitors immediately spot the freehand inscriptions alongside the memorial's bronze plaque while looking at the Selena statue. The words in black marker writ ten on the red brick are more diffi cult to see. Raynaldo Coronado, 19, said he began reading the personal messages after he bowed his head in prayer. I he words remind visi tors of how deeply Selena touched the lives of others, said Coronado, 19, who was visiting from Weslaco this week. "On the floor, it's OK," he said while standing on the bayfront side of the memorial, facing away from the traffic on Shoreline Boulevard. "I came over to this side so I could see her face. But the thing 1 hate is seeing the graffiti around it, on the white background." Other fans have no patience for what they see as disrespect for Selena's memory. "People think it's a big Hallmark greeting card or some thing, said San Antonio tourist Roxanne Cortinas, 20, while sitting on the statue's bottom step Monday afternoon. "It's a memorial A and that's how people should treat it." Despite protest from the statue's sponsor, the city already has accepted bids for the three bronze plaques that will be placed at dif- erent points along the statue, so visitors won't miss the warning not to leave messages behind. City Assistant Park Director Mike Gordon said. "Where do you draw the line?" Gordon said. "They're leaving mes- sages or, the rose and the statue. I here s always one in the crowd." Church progs offers clottej to area chili AUSTIN (A p ) Tuesday Gov. Georg* Bush visited and pr J j an Austin churchsvo teer program expect® give free, back-tO' 5 ! clothing to some dren this year. , "The back-to-scs clothes corner is m° te , than a roomful o s supplies and clothes governor said. ■ vides tools for l ear , The clothes corner !CFme tributes dresses and Inizc nity, crayons and Mtenaii dence, and drat 15 ■toa important for the ip to of this state." l^ efi The program, r . ■%< Manos de Crist 0 ' '■'job,, vately funded via ch Joday, es, individual and’’■putei ness donations a ^. M® r 7 I United Way, accord ?;|H executive director u Hernandez. s ^\ 0n J Hernandez ..M addition to P r j A j ^ hi, r en ' s stt: etiq for the past h J J Am J church-based c(# |A utor | tion offers Eng s a kfRi ncet for non-native P rf ,1^, and low-cost dental services. "This is a P r d L|tceof where they a , i 0we , 250,000 in dol^i o<( ^aI about $25 mill' 011 np dearnl Bush said. “You , ifeescl a price tag on the Notal] | of volunteer hours. ^ {act "The folks her.. stand that there i that we can P asS aSS i( you shall ^ J r ate," he said. CoW * upe Qr comes from the he ^ ATMs soul of neighbor Amer rare " 0 raS : r S ewp "We are all strong fngefe.