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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, August 12, 1970
THE BATTALION
Advisor to Interior Secretary
feature speaker at conference
“Shaping Our Environment in
the 1970V’ is the theme for the
biennial conference of the Texas
Agricultural Extension Service
which began Tuesday morning at
Texas A&M University.
Extension personnel from all
counties and areas of the state,
totaling about 950, have convened
to study the physical, economic
and social phases of environment.
Ags take
south of
A&M students took the Aggie
“howdy” south of the border
Monday, seeking support for the
16th Student Conference on Na
tional Affairs.
The three students will be in
Monterrey and Mexico City two
and a half weeks on the fund
drive.
They are Roberto J. Lozano,
junior architecture major of
Guadalajara, Mex., and Guillermo
Cisneros, entomology senior of
Garland. Michael G. Miller of
San Antonio will join them Aug.
17 after completing Air Force
ROTC summer camp.
The group will contact mer
chants, foundations and former
students, thanking them for pre
vious SCONA support and ask
ing for financial backing from
SCONA XVI.
The annual conference brings
students from throughout the
U. S., Mexico and Canada to the
campus for investigation, discus
sion and exchange of ideas on
topics of major significance.
Topic of the 16th conference,
tentatively set for next Febru
ary, is “Student Responsibilities
in the ’70s.”
In Monterrey this week, Lo
zano and Cisneros will have an
office in the Institute Mejicano
Norte-Americano de Relaciones
Cultures. Among their contacts
will be M. Paul Williams, manu
facturing director or Cia Cigar-
rera La Moderna and Monterrey
A&M Club president.
They will operate from the
Anderson Clayton and Co. build
ing in Mexico City through ar
rangements of Bruno Newman,
the firm’s public relations direc
tor. Felipe Garcia-Moreno, Pep-
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PALACE
STARTS TODAY
1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30 p. m.
Cliff Robertson
In
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TODAY 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30 P. M.
David Janson
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ADULT ART
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“ITALIAN JOB”
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This morning’s keynote address
by Donald D. Dunlop, assistant
and science advisor to the Secre
tary of the Interior in Washing
ton, D. C, revolved around the
shaping of the physical environ
ment.
Dunlop stressed that “the pub
lic is demanding that something
be done to improve the environ
ment and industry, agriculture
‘howdy’
border
si Cola executive and Mexico City
A&M Club president, will be vis
ited.
Garcia-Moreno and Williams
are 1946 Texas A&M graduates.
Mexico sent 13 delegates to
SCONA XV last December.
and government must combine
forces to meet this demand. Key
items that must be considered
are resource development, land
use, waste disposal and air pol
lution.”
Air pollution is presently an
item of major concern, pointed
out the official, and steps are
being taken to combat this con
dition. For instance, the sulfur
level in residual fuel oil is now
being reduced. Pollution of the
atmosphere through the burning
of fuel is becoming extremely
critical.
Plowing operations are respon
sible for the presence of soil par
ticles in the atmosphere at levels
above 40,000 feet, Dunlop con
tended. Leaded gasolines are also
being pronounced as major con
tributors to air pollution.
Turning to the question of
what can be done about the issue,
Dunlop emphasized “The govern
ment must get the facts on the
problem and then provide a solu
tion at the lowest possible cost
to the consumer. The solution
must be as economic as it can
possibly be.”
As far as the agricultural in
dustry is concerned, dust and
pesticide problems must bring
about a rethinking and a change
in attitude, the official added.
The possible effects of these
problems as well as others must
be studied before they actually
happen.
According to Dunlop, “Public
information must play a key role
in shaping the environment. The
consequences of environmental
pollution must be made known
to the public and the news media
is vital in creating an aware
ness.”
The official suggested three
sources of information available
to the public for enhancing their
knowledge of environmental prob
lems—government reports, news
media and the industry itself.
KAMU to hold
first full color
variety show
KAMU-TV’s first full color lo
cally originated variety program,
“Entertainment Now,” will be
presented Thursday, August 20,
on Channel 12 from Texas A&M
University.
“Entertainment Now” will fea
ture sounds and entertainment of
today from area, state and na
tional performances. The 30-
minute program will be broad
cast at 8:30 p.m., announced sta
tion manager Mel Chastain.
Hosting the show will be Lar
ry Ludewig, Texas A&M gradu
ate student from Atlanta, Ga. A
performer more than six years,
Larry sang at the Le Bon Rat
and Vegas Club in Houston and
several clubs in Atlanta. Fea
tured recently at the Briarcrest
Country Club, he has performed
at several campus functions.
Appearing as a special guest
will be Marcia Mallard of Hous
ton. The former Bryan resident
was a featured soloist in Jones
Hall of Houston and made two
appearances with an A Cappella
choir in concert at Carnegie Hall
in New York. She performed
with several folk groups in Bry
an and at Baylor.
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