^ Texas Prison Head Slams
IRS Recent Crime Statistics
AUSTIN (•#*) — Texas’ prison
population has remained steady
the past few years, and the man
who runs the prisons says he has
no confidence in statistics that
show a booming crime rate.
Dr. George Beto was asked
Thursday at a House Appropria
tions Committee hearing on the
pristfn budget how he accounted
for the static inmate population
in the face of increasing crime.
“I am not convinced that crime
is increasing so fast,” Beto said.
“I don’t have any confidence in
these statistics. I don’t think
there’s been the increase in crime
that they are crying about.”
THE NUMBER of inmates has
remained at about 12,500 for sev-
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eral years, he said.
He attributed the mounting
crime figures to better crime
reporting.
On another subject, Beto said
“We are more concerned today
than we ever have been” about
drugs.
“We are noticing more and
more young people from middle
class families convicted of crimes
associated with drug addiction,”
he said.
There are drug problems with
in the walls, he said.
“VISITORS attempt to drop it
off on Sundays. ... We don’t
allow inmates to have nasal in
halers because they can cut them
up and boil them in water and get
a life out of them. ... We had to
stop inmates from making model
airplanes because of the glue,”
Beto said.
He said under questioning from
Rep. Oscar Carrillo of Benavides
that “It may be that we need
some Spanish teachers” for Mex-
ican-American inmates, whom he
said make up 20 per cent of the
prisoners.
BETO complained that some
state college business managers
are not following the law that
requires them to buy dormitory
mattresses from the prison fac
tory. He said they claim they are
not using tax money but are
spending funds collected from
dormitory fees, meals and ath
letic event tickets.
This is “worth investigating,”
said Rep. J. E. Ward, Glen Rose.
WIGGLING HUBBY THROUGH COLLEGE
Jennifer Albrig-ht, 19, a part-time belly dancer, performs
at private parties in Bangor, Maine, to earn money to help
her husband through Bangor Theological Seminary. Stephen,
who always attends the performances, says proudly Jenny
is a ball of fire. Beside dancing, she keeps busy cooking
gourmet meals for her husband, training as a telephone
operator, waiting on tables at a restaurant, and taking a
night course at University of Maine. (AP Wirephoto)
THE BATTALION
Friday, February 7, 1969 College Station, Texas Page 3
Three New Officers
Assigned To A&M
Assignment of Army Lt. Col.
Donald S. Ballard and three in
structors to the Military Science
Department has been announced
by Col. Jim H. McCoy, com
mandant.
Colonel Ballard, 45, was as
signed here following a year in
Vietnam service with the 24th
Army Corps headquarters.
New instructors are Capt. Wil
liam C. Mattei of Houston, Capt.
Harry N. Joyner III of Wichita
Falls and SFC Cornelius D. Scott
of Waco.
A 23-year veteran of Petoskey,
Mich., Colonel Ballard has served
in Germany, Korea and Vietnam.
The infantry officer was commis
sioned from officer candidate
school and completed degree re
quirements in education at the
University of Georgia. He wears,
among other decorations, the
Combat Infantry Badge and
Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Clus
ter.
CAPTAIN MATTEI, 30, served
with engineer units in France,
Germany and Pleiku, Vietnam.
Before coming to A&M, the 1962
University of Texas graduate
commanded the 102nd Engineer
Company (construction support).
A 1965 U. S. Military Academy
graduate, Captain Joyner, 26,
was an 82nd Airborne Division
company commander and bat
talion intelligence officer, assist
ant division operations plans of
ficer and company commander
with the 25th Infantry Division.
Sergeant Scott, 32, was with a
4th Corps area advisory team of
the Military Assistance Command
in Vietnam before assignment at
A&M. The light weapons infan
try man has 10 years service in
cluding a stint in Gertnany and
wears the Combat Infantry Badge
and Bronze Star.
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are being asked to help.
“I really hope that some Ag
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tesen, chaperon screening com
mittee chairman, “because we are
in great need of males for the
trip.”
“This is the climax of an 11-
month stay in the United States
for these teenagers,” Miss Gaute-
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will stay with families in towns
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THE GRADUATE-COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Culpepper, Thomas James
Degree: Ph.D. in Oceanography
Dissertation: A TAXONOMIC AND ECO
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Place: Room 103 of Goodwin Building
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Sealed proposals for the sale and re
moval of two wooden frame residences
will be received at the office of the
Director of Physical Plant, 600 University
Drive (FM 60), Texas A&M University,
College Station, Texas. Dwellings are
approximately 1400 square feet in size. In
structions to Bidders and Proposal Forms
may be obtained from the Director of
Physical Plant, telephone 845-4311. The
university reserves the right to waive any
technicalities and reject any and all bids.
It is now time for all Departmental and
Professional Clubs, Hometown and Inter
national Clubs, Honor Societies, Sports
Clubs, and Service Organizations, who
did not apply for recognition the first
semester, to file a list of their officers
with the Student Finance Center, MSC.
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her at Brown College, Rice Uni
versity, Houston, Texas, 77001.
She added that the applications
should be returned to her by Feb.
23.
She also noted that applicants
must be at least 20 years old and
have three years of college. Those
over 21, however, need have only
two years. An interview, re
quired of all who apply, will be
held Sunday, Feb. 23, at 2 p.m.
in Brown College Library on the
Rice campus.
The 150 chaperons selected will
accompany some 3,000 teenage
students from over 61 countries
as they tour the United States
by bus before returning to their
home country.
“The work is voluntary,” she
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AFS. This program gives those
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and peace among the peoples of
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What’s so exciting
about working at
Dallas Power & Light?
Listen to what these Dallas Power & Light engineers have to say.
John Dittmar, BSME, New Mexico State
University, Class of ’68. “At DP&L your en
gineering ideas are accepted and evaluated.
Another thing, I progressed at my own
speed, not at a predetermined step the com
pany had set. DP&L has doubled in growth
approximately every 10 years. If you’re will
ing to accept responsibility, you can’t help
but grow with the company.”
Lynn Blackwell, BSEE, Louisiana Polytech
nic Institute, Class of ’68. “I was impressed
with the ability and willingness of DP&L
engineers to help the younger engineers. I
was assured of receiving responsible assign
ments and I’m especially proud of the re
sponsibility I’ve already been given in the
operation of the underground distribution
network of downtown Dallas.”
John Finneran, Master of Engineering, Texas
A&M University, Class of ’68. “The company
is not so large it overwhelms you, yet it is
large enough to offer excellent opportunity
for advancement. The company has shown
an interest in me, not only in my engineer
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responsibility and growth potential, we’d like to talk to you. DP&L representatives
will be on your campus FEBRUARY 18-19 Or write to Grant Whitt,
Personnel Department, Dallas Power & Light Company, 1506 Commerce Street,
Dallas, Texas 75201.
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