The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 27, 1970, Image 4

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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, May 27, 1970
THE BATTALION
New Officers Advised
Board wants $100,000
Continued from page 1)
those which will be required at
Easterwood Airport.”
The items included in the 10-
year Easterwood improvement
program are: overlay and
strengthen taxiways; extend Run
way 34 and Taxiway 34 approxi
mately 1,000 feet; construct hold
ing apron and high-speed turnoff
for Runway 16; update airport
lighting, including high-intensity
runway lights; extend parking
apron approximately 10,000
square yards, and provide a fire
and rescue building.
Texas A&M, which has owned
and operated Easterwood as a
public air facility for the past 29
years, initially requested com
munity help in 1964 and repeated
its request two years ago.
The university is prohibited
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“MUSICAL MUTINY”
At 10:30 p. m.
“WEEDEND REBELLION’
from using state - appropriated
funds for operation, maintenance
and improvement of the airport.
Operating revenue is derived from
sale of aircraft fuel and rental
of space in the terminal and
hangars.
While covering operating ex
penses, university officials em
phasized the revenue is no longer
adequate to meet repair and im
provement needs. Since the air
port was opened, however, the
universtiy has provided some
$225,000 for improvements, the
officials said.
A- V communication class
offered during summer
(Continued from page 1)
onstrated the true meaning of
service.”
The four-star general stood in
the rain to review the Corps of
Cadets’ final march of the year.
At his side were General A. R.
Luedecke, acting A&M president,
and other university officials.
At a press conference follow
ing the commissioning exercises,
General Westmoreland comment
ed on the logistical effects of the
attacks on Viet Cong sanctuaries
in Cambodia.
He said the VC will not be able
to restore supply lines for nine
months or a year.
With the Southwest monsoon
season at hand, Westmoreland
said he sees added difficulty in
the restoration.
The four-star general said he
believes “the excursions into Cam
bodia will so weaken the enemy
that the Vietnamese can become
more aggressive.
Two hundred and twenty-nine
graduates were commissioned
Saturday, with 156 by the Army,
65 by the Air Force, seven by
the Marine Corps and one Navy.
The
cause
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ovea-
An audio-visual communications
course designed to enhance teach
ing skills will be offered during
both 1970 summer sessions.
The Industrial Education De
partment course (613) will enable
class participants to create, de
velop and utilize instructional ma
terials appropriate to individual
needs, according to Dr. James L.
Boone Jr., department head.
He said teaching skill enhance
ment of all participants, regard-
Biology prof gets
$68,000 grant
Biology professor Dr. Herman
Kleerekoper has been notified of
approval of a $68,142 Federal
Water Quality Administration
grant for the second year of a
three-year study on heavy metal
pollution and fish locomotion.
A quick method for detecting
water pollution and its toxicity
on fish is being developed by the
Canadian zoologist. He noted the
research is concerned with heavy
metal pollutants, produced in
mining, and the lethal concentra
tions on fish.
Used in the research is the
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has been obtained. A typical class
has included faculty members and
graduate students of the Colleges
of Agriculture, Engineering, Lib
eral Arts and Veterinary Medi
cine.
Boone said enrollment at sum
mer registration June 1 and July
13 will be limited to 20. Industrial
Education 613 also will be offered
next fall, meeting on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 3 to 5 p. m.
Planning prof named
Prof. Claude D. Davis of the
Department of Urban and Re
gional Planning has been appoint
ed by Gov. Preston Smith to serve
as a resource member and ad
visor to the Texas Urban Devel
opment Commission.
The Urban Development Com
mission was created following
several conferences and meetings
on urban problems, including the
conferences on Operation Break-
to state committee
through and Housing and Model
Cities and the conference on Ur
ban and Community Affairs
sponsored by the Texas Society of
Architects.
Purpose of the commission is
to enlist the advice and assistance
of interested, capable citizens in
the formulation of solutions to
the problems of the urban areas
of Texas, explained a commission
spokesman.
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Liquid Bleach
Aluminum Foil
Marshmallows
Detergent
Charcoal Briquets
Mellorine
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Special l
Banquet Dinners 38*
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Bel-air Waffles 104
Breakfast Troatl —5-ei. Pkg. JL
Cream Pies OCSt
Bel-olr. Assorted. Doliciousl -14-ox. Pkg. daHi
Strawberries OT4
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Harvest Blossom.
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Popsides
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Sunkist Lemons 4Q4
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Onions O OC4
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Cucumbers O , OQ*
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Avocados 3
Hass. Larga Six# —Each
New Potatoes O OC4
Red. Serve with Green Beans £1 Lbs.
Lettuce 104
Large Crisp Heads —lach JL %V
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Bananas 2
Cherries
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Bing. Large.
New Crop
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Green Onions
Locally Grown. Bunch
Red Radishes
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Assorted Colors.
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