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can pick up applications from
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A mandatory meeting for those interested
will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday, March 21 in
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nominated
marketing
president
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Dr. Leonard Berry, professor of
marketing and director of the Cen
ter for Retailing Studies at Texas
A&M, has been nominated presi
dent-elect of the American Market
ing Association.
He is scheduled to serve as presi
dent of the association in 1986-87.
The position is considered the most
prestigious post for a marketing ex
pert.
Berry has served the AMA in sev
eral capacities, including vice presi-
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1983-84 and vice president of mar
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Berry founded A&M’s center for
Retailing Studies, a privately funded
organization in the marketing de
partment which is designed to better
prepare marketing students for re
tailing careers and to stimulate re
tailing research.
‘I consider the or
ader the opportunity of
serving as president of the American
Marketing Association a great priv
ilege,” Berry said.
“The AMA is an outstanding or
ganization and contributes in many
ways to excellence in marketing
practice and education,” Berry said,
“at a time when intensifying compe
tition in all sectors of commerce is in
creasing th importance of good mar
keting.”
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tional membership of about 24,000
rofessionals and is considered the
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Coast Guard officials, alarmed by an
increased number of drunken recre
ational boaters, are launching a cam-
E aign to get weekend captains to
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“My gut feeling is that a good por
tion of the boating accidents we in
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launching its boating safety summer
campaign this week. Many involved
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In one case, a 16-year-old boy who
had been drinking whiskey with two
companions in Dickinson Bay was
killed. A powerboat pulling a skier
roared menacingly close to the
youths’ plywood boat, tipping the
smaller craft and tossing two of the
boys into the bay.
Authorities said the victim, known
as a good swimmer, struggled as he
tried to swim ashore and then went
under, only yards from the boat.
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Searchers found his body two
hours later. An autopsy revealed a
large amount of alcohol in the
youngster’s blood system. The cause
of death was listed officially as acci
dental drowning.
Officials of the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department, the primary
state investigative arm in marine
safety, said 74 people died as a result
of boating accidents in 1984.
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Jeffe Palmer, a Parks and Wildlife
Department spokeswoman in Aus
tin, said that 77 deaths were directly
attributed to alcohol use.
Palmer said Texas has averaged
more than 90 boating deaths an
nually since 1979. She added that
Texas ranked fourth nationally last
year in the number of registered rec
reational boats.
“But you have to understand that
sailboats and many other small craft
do not have to be registered,” she
said. “And you look out at any of our
lakes on any weekend and you’ll see
a large number of sailboats. Most of
them have somebody drinking.”
The state agency is coordinating
its summer anti-drinking campaign
with the Coast Guard, Palmer said.
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