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“BARQUERO”
Father Dermot N. Brosnan,
founder of San Antonio’s first
drug rehabilitation agency, will
make a series of public and class
room presentations next week.
The executive director of the
Little Village of St. Patrick will
describe the program at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in the leadoff pres
entation this semester for the
Health Education Seminar series.
His talk, “A Comprehensive
Social Rehabilitation Program
for Drug Dependents,” will be
given in 113 Biological Sciences
Building East, announced Mrs.
Melba Halford, seminar coordi
nator.
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Five talks planned
on making loans
Five special sessions on “How
To Make Loans” will be among
features of the 19th annual Farm
and Ranch Credit School for Com
mercial Bankers Feb. 15-17 at
Texas A&M University.
Publicity Chairman Kenneth
Wolf, Extension Service econo
mist-agribusiness, said commer
cial bankers are invited to at
tend the school. It is sponsored
by the Texas Agricultural Exten
sion Service, Texas Agricultural
Experiment Station and the Tex
as Bankers Association.
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Diane Wakowski, .
poet, to speak
Now-generation poet Diane
Wakowski will read Monday in a
Contemporary Arts Committee
presentation.
Chairman Robert Riggs of
Paris described Miss Wakowski’s
work as “controversial” and “off
beat.”
The 8 p.m. contemporary arts
presentation will be in Rooms 3B
and 3C of the Memorial Student
Center.
Miss Wakowski has published
three volumes of her poetic com
mentaries of current American
life. Another, “Motorcycle Be
trayal Poems,” will come off the
presses this year. Her previous
works are “Coins and Coffins”
(1962); “Inside the Blood Fac
tory” (1968) and “Lament of the
Lady” and “Bank Dick” (1970).
She was coordinating judge for
the 1970 college literary maga
zine contest.
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Entomologist granted
$2,000 in aid
The Southern Forest Disease
and Insect Research Council has
allocated $2,000 for an entomolo
gist’s project studying the cot
tonwood twig borer.
Dr. Thomas L. Payne, assist
ant professor, Department of En
tomology and forest insect spe
cialist who proposed the study,
said it has been approved for
1971-72 by the council.
His project is “a study of cer-
Traffic noise part
of Institute study
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The study is sponsored by the
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sociate research engineer who
heads the study, said the project
will include evaluation and rec
ommendation of threshold noise
levels for various land use activi
ties.
Based on results of the study,
TTI researchers will recommend
a procedure for evaluating traffic
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noise potential for proposed high
ways and suggest traffic noise
reduction techniques for use on
existing traffic facilities.
The TTI study also will estab
lish the degree of traffic noise
level near urban highways in
Texas, Woods noted.
Another facet of the study in
volves evaluation and recom
mendation of equipment for traf
fic noise measurement.
tain aspects of the habits and
biology of the cottonwood twig
borer (Gypsonoma haimbachiana)
as they relate to pest manage
ment.”
Judge throws
out Kent State
Grand Jury report
CLEVELAND, Ohio <A>) — A
federal judge today threw out a
grand jury report critical of the
Kent State University adminis
tration but let stand 25 indict
ments the jury returned as a re
sult of violence on the campus
last May.
U.S. District Court Judge Wil
liam K. Thomas ordered the re
port of the special Portage County
grand jury to be “physically ex
punged and destroyed” within 10
days.
His 50-page memorandum ruled
against all of the 18-page grand
jury report except for the indict
ments.
The jury investigation was or
dered by former Gov. James A.
Rhodes after 13 students were
shot, four of them fatally, dur
ing a confrontation with Nation
al Guardsmen on the campus last
May 4.
The jury’s report was critical
of the Kent State administration
and stated that the National
Guardsmen on the campus were
not liable to criminal prosecu
tion.
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Sharpstown will not reopen;
FDIC and state will liquidate
DALLAS — The Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp. an
nounced Wednesday evening it
had accepted receivership of
Sharpstown State Bank, a de
fendant in the stock manipula
tion suit the federal Securities
and Exchange Commission has
filed.
“This bank will not reopen,”
Quinton Thompson, FDIC regional
director, said in reply to a ques
tion after he read a statement in
front of the closed bank.
Directors of the bank voted
Monday night to turn the bank
over to the state for liquidation.
The Sharpstown State Bank,
one of the largest state banks in
Texas, reported deposits of $80
million on Jan. 6, but a run by
depositors brought withdrawal of
some $15 million after the SEC
filed the civil action suit in Dal
las Jan. 18 against Frank W.
Sharp, the bank and a number
of other companies Sharp con
trolled.
Thompson’s statement said:
“The corporation (FDIC) board
of directors announced today
(Wednesday) that Texas Commis
sioner of Banking Robert E.
Stewart had tendered and it had
accepted receivership of the
Sharpstown State Bank, Houston,
Tex.
“Accordingly, it is proceeding
as rapidly as possible to pay off
the depositors up to the insured
limit within the next few days.
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