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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, July 15, 1970
College Station, Texas
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Geneticist says genetic
engineers challenged
Minipig developed—After 20 years of research, the Hormel Institute of Austin, Minn.,
has developed miniature pigs like this one which is inspecting a desk top at the insti
tute. Scientists found that pigs are more closely related to man than any other exper
imental animal, but the stumbling block to using them for research was size. (AP Wire-
photo)
Adams named director
of development course
Billy J. Adams, a member of
the College of Business Adminis
tration faculty since 1966, will
direct the university’s Executive
Development Programs starting
Sept. 1, announced Dean John E.
Pearson.
Adams also is promoted to
assistant dean and will continue
his teaching assignment as as
sistant professor of management.
He replaces William E. (Bill)
Eckles, who is retiring after head
ing the EDP since 1960.
Executive Development Pro
grams conducted by Texas A&M
include two one-week courses for
lower middle management during
May and October, a three-week
course for middle and upper level
management in January and Feb-
rurary and the annual President’s
Forum program held each year
in April.
Approximately 150 executives
take part in one or more of the
regular programs each year.
Several specialized programs
also are conducted. They include
the recent Public Works Admin
istrators Conference, Federal In
termediate Credit Bank Confer
ence and the Data Processing
Management Conference which
was conducted in cooperation
with IBM in May, 1970.
IMA
(Continued from page 1)
shipboard luncheon in LaHarve
and decided to test their friend
ship and resourcefulness.
The French said they would
see what they could do while the
180 cadets from Texas A&M Uni
versity’s maritime facility visited
Denmark and participated in
American Independence Day cere
monies.
Denmark also wanted no part
of the boy, who finally admitted
to a French-speaking TMA of
ficer that he was the son of an
Oran dock worker and was in the
midst of his fourth attempt to
smuggle himself into the U. S.
His name has not been released.
Finally, good news came from
France: one of Captain Phil-
brick’s newly found friends said
he would have a pilot boat board
the boy at a rendezvous with the
“Clipper” as it sailed down the
English Channel enroute to Plym
outh, England.
The week-long drama ended
Wednesday.
“Philbrick was one relieved
captain,” quipped Admiral Craik.
He also was undoubtedly anx
ious to get out of Europe before
the Algerian lad had a chance
for a fifth try at getting to the
States.
Adams anticipates specialized
programs for special interest
groups will be expanded in the
future .
“Mr. Eckles built a very suc
cessful program,” Adams re
marked. “It is a major challenge
to keep it at this high level.”
Adams explained “a unique
feature of our program is the
utilization of a large number of
outstanding businessmen—all suc
cessful in their fields—as guest
speakers.”
A native of Forney, Adams re
ceived the B.S. degree in agricul
ture administration (accounting)
from Texas A&M in 1941. He was
a member of the 1940 basketb&ll
team.
Following graduation he spent
the next 24 years in the U. S.
Army except for a three-year
period as treasurer and account
ant for a Houston firm.
Adams received a master’s of
business administration degree
from- Tulane and is currently
working toward the Ph.D. in busi
ness administration at Texas
A&M.
He is a member of Beta Gamma
Sigma, national honor society for
business majors ,and received the
Certificate in Data Processing
from the Data Processing Man
agement Association in 1969.
Adams served in Europe during
World War II. He returned to
Europe in 1948 as a staff officer,
serving until 1952. He commanded
an artillery battalion in Korea
from 1953 to 1954 and was a
student at the Command and
General Staff College, Fort
Leavenworth, Kan., from 1954-55.
Adams was educational staff
director in the Officer Manage
ment Division of the Department
of the Army, Washington, from
1955-58, when he entered Tulane
to work on a master’s degree.
From 1960-64 he was director
of the Computer Simulation Di
vision, Army Logistics Manage
ment Center, Fort Lee, Va. He
was promoted to chief of the
Evaluation Division, Combat
Services Support Group, in 1964,
a position he held until retire
ment in 1965 with the rank of
colonel.
His military decorations in
clude the Legion of Merit, Bronze
Star Medal with Oak Leaf Clus
ter, Commendation Medal and
theater service ribbons from
Europe and Korea.
Adams was assistant professor
of finance at Texas A&M from
1966 through 1967 and was act
ing head of the Business Analysis
and Research Department during
1968-69.
He has served as assistant di
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A major challenge to the pure
bred beef cattle breeder is to
produce animals that fit the de
mands of crossbreeding, a univer
sity animal geneticist said here
Friday.
Dr. T. C. Cartwright of the
Animal Science Department, dis
cussing “genetic engineering”
said hybrid cattle are offering
new markets for the purebreds.
The scientist spoke before
about 400 persons attending the
1970 National Polled Hereford
“Pattern for Progress” Clinic
July 9-10 in the Ramada Inn.
He said demand will continue
for rounded, middle-of-the-road
cattle, but beef producers should
use genetic engineering and other
technical advances to stay com
petitive.
“These new markets offer a
challenege to the purbred breeder
to breed cattle to fit the purposes
and needs of crossbreeding,” the
speaker pointed out. “This is a
shift from the practice of breed
ing general purpose cattle to pro
ducing cattle for more special
purposes. Call it specialization.”
Cartwright emphasized “bull
power” and said herd sire fertility
is 20 to 30 times that of the cow.
The bull is the major agent of
genetic change.
Genetic engineering, he ex
plained, brings out the full poten
tial of purebreds, particularly in
crossbreeding systems.
Cartwright divided genetic en
gineering into two phases. The
first is the cow herd, where ef
ficiency of producing a calf is
the main consideration. Important
herd traits are fertility and nu
tritional requirements.
The other phase covers steers
or feedlot cattle. Primary factors
are efficiency of feed use and
carcass quality.
The geneticist said the “old
business of eyeballing individuals
doesn’t get the whole job done.”
Instead, the purebred man should
consider the herd as a whole to
determine efficiency.
“When we look at the whole
herd, we find that about two
animals must be maintained in a
breeding herd for every fed steer
produced. So you cap see that
breeding herd efficiency becomes
very important,” Cartwright said.
“Cow herd efficiency should be
just as important as feedlot ani
mal efficiency.”
Another speaker, Dr. R. L.
Willham of Iowa State Univer
sity, talked on “What Is a Su
perior Sire?”
He defined a superior sire as a
bull selected on value in a com
parative evaluation. Value is the
ability of a bull to transmit de
sirable characteristics, mainly
weight, to his calves. Comparative
evaluation means the comparison
of such traits with other bulls.
The clinic was sponsored by the
American and Texas Polled Here
ford Associations in cooperation
with Texas A&M University.
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