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digestDeep-voiced woman n/\iTcnr/\^T d w?\ A .1 1 nuuaiun i/\r; ? a woman wnu i deep voice because of a hormonal ii awarded $122,000 from a Houston sul two policemcn demanded she lift her I gender. A federal court jury awarded the dar Ramie, 27, in her civil-rights lawsuit ag? of Hedwig Village, west of Houston. Ramie claimed she was verbally abu Sgt. Rex White, 34, and Lt. William voluntarily went to the police stai neighbor's complaint. The woman suffers from a congei balance which makes her short and b mocfiilinA ur?inp anH facial hair Hr*rtr?i 11UOVUIIIIV * V IVV MIIV* tMV*V41 *tM*l J V.V/V w ? Her attorney, Robert Wallis, said th dent occurred after a neighbor told < assaulted the neighbor's child and w; police officer. Widow uses brass CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) ? An bound widow who used a pair of brass abusive robber fleeing said she was ' creep like that keep me down." "I feel a little like Annie Oakley," s woman as she nursed a swollen jaw and who robbed her the day before had nc her identity v protected for her safel The woman, confined to a wheelch years, said she hoped the foul-mouth< caught and brought to trial. "I'll be rigl.s. there with ihy brass kr The man pushed into her home while was out shopping. "He said he had spoken to my husl some siding," she told the St. Petersh husband had died in December. USC today BASEBALL ? USC plays a doubleheader; ting at 4 p.m. at Sarge Frye Field. MEETING ? The Residence Hall Associat in the Towers Conference room. SALJ I DAILY LTO Sandwiche IBreakfasi Mon. Sat. 7 a.m. - M Mi * T^/\nK 1 O' Mo i \ Free Wi li * ( ' i I $1.01 | 1009 Assembly St. (A "3HHZ T>nfi ^ i m wi Tax coll wins suit NEW YORK (AP) ? A come to the annual day of t las facial hair and a wjtj1 Uncie Sam amid more nbalance has been usual amount of confusion tl uirb where she said After numerous efforts at ' Mouse to prove her jn the past clecade, the nation for collecting taxes remaii nages to Micki Ann ' siPse unst the community syrnptoms are numer by most experts' diagnosis, se sed for an hour by onC) there is the much-p Rush, 41, after she federal budget deficit. :ion to discuss a por another, even with a rei . to crack down on deadb iital hormonal im- amount of income taxes that aid and gives her a owed but doesn't get paid ke s testified. jng gy official calculations, e August 1980 inci- to $I00 biilion. By u jfficers Ramie had 1J> impel MJIiaiUlg it knuckles "ea9911 , , , . . . . WASHINGTON <AP) ? elderly wheelchair- china |a,er ,hjs momh for hj knuckles to send an (ry> he wjn me?t with ,caders not going to et a Marxist-Leninist doctrine . , , . political reforms in the natic aid the 73-year-old D .... e . . , ' Reagan will visit China fro black eye. The man -.u 1 a . . ^ . with communist leaders, lr >t been caught, and 7ivana thu h?t . Ul 4fc> VMI IIV1 HIIO ;VMI , UUl *1 y: - 4. t -,c munist country. air for the past 25 , :d bandit would be Specialists in and out of Reagan's reputation as an u luckles, she said. I^s reaction to China will be her 46-year-old son tjon tQ him In addition to seven hour: >and recently about ment and Communist party 1 urg Times. But her Reagan will tour the Chines speeches and hold a news c< tionwide in China. 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H h H * G? 1111 ^? ontinn mothn Americans estimates, it is much more tha eckoning Tax-shelters ? legitimate, ; than the or in between ? proliferate a [lis year. when government policy is sup] 'reform" be encouraging investments tli al system productivity gains, not tax wri is under There were tax bills in 198 and 1983. Congress is partway a A 1 r\0 4 u:ii a uus anu, piuuumig a i^oh iua uiii, uuu vere. For are already busy trying to asses mblicized 1985 tax bill will probably cor As numerous commentato :ent drive observed, the problem is n eats, the Americans have developed a is legally aversion to paying taxes. The eps grow- citizen was never fond of part it is close the money. nofficial Some say people lost respecl readies for When President Reagan goes to senior W s first visit to a communist coun- Townshij who remain firmly committed to previous J !a . * J J!_1 aespue major economic ana dialogue >n of more than 1 billion people. >m April 26 to May 1. He has met njrilfj icluding Chinese Premier Zhao vlwlU lever before has set foot in a com- TAII believes government say ihat because of "xhe incompromising anti-communist, iwan as interesting as the Chinese reac- . & Hons th s of talks in Peking with govern- ^ eaders, including Deng Xiaoping, ^ e countryside. He will make two ~ , , r it . u . i a Goldwj nnIprpnpp all fr? np tp pi/icph n n _ friends. turday radio address from China . also wi Ministe illage market at Xian and talk to / in Shanghai. He also will visit a . wg commune, near Shanghai. China ieias witn tne peasants," saia a i I ^Btamonh I 1 A?r | COLUMB PHON i YOUR VERY OWN JEV\ DIAMOND D] SOLITAIRES CI JL. ; I ENTIRE STOCK EN Ill 1/2 PRICE V || STARTING AT 126.00 ST II MENS ; I DIAMONDS I! 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