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Campus briefs
Board - Facuity - Staff
Dinner April 26
A&M’s annual Board of Direc-
tors-Faculty-Staff Dinner will be
held April 26 in Duncan Hall,
announced Dr. Jack K. Williams.
The A&M president said the
7:15 p.m. dinner will be preceded
by a reception, beginning at 6:30
p.m., with board members in the
receiving line.
Featured speaker will be Clyde
Wells of Granbury and Dallas,
president of The Texas A&M
University System.
Tickets for the dinner will be
available on campus, beginning
April 12.
ment of Wisconsin, and Donald
G. Brauer, president, Brauer and
Associates, Minneapolis.
Recreation and Parks
schedules talks
“Creating Environments for
Leisure Use” is the theme for the
Spring Symposium scheduled
Monday by the Recreation and
Parks Department.
Four guest speakers from Can
ada, Wisconsin and Minnesota are
scheduled during the 1:30 to 5
p.m. symposium and open forum
from 8 to 10 p.m. All meetings
are open to the public in R&P
Building Room 115.
The program is part of the de
partment’s visiting lecturer series.
Speakers are Dr. Jack B. Ellis,
professor of environmental stud
ies, York University, Toronto;
Dr. Roy I. Wolfe, professor of
geography, York University;
Philip H. Lewis Jr., chairman,
Landscape Architecture Depart-
Political Science
prof wins fellowship
Dr. Bruce W. Robeck of the
Political Science Department is
among 16 winners in the Ameri
can Political Science Association’s
1971-72 congressional fellowship
program.
The 31-year-old assistant pro
fessor was selected through na
tional competition.
The program will extend from
mid-November through Aug. 15,
1972. Dr. Robeck will spend the
first six weeks in an orientation
program and the remainder of
the program will be split between
House and Senate work on com
mittees or with members of Con
gress.
He teaches classes in the legis
lative process and political be
havior at A&M.
Meat production
topic of seminar
A recently developed computer
simulation model titled “A Dy
namic Price Output Model of Beef
and Pork Sector” will be the
topic of a seminar-workshop spon
sored by the A&M University
Agricultural Economics Depart
ment at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
Dr. Richard Crom, Marketing
Economics Division of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. C., will discuss his
model which can handle projec
tions to 1980.
The public is invited to attend
the session which will be held in
Room 310, Agriculture Building.
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Ag Economics sets
seminar for Monday
Richard Meckstroth, vice presi
dent, Lawrence Warehouse Com
pany, Houston, will speak and
direct a seminar discussion on
“The Use of Warehouse Receipts
in Financing Feeder Cattle and
Other Agricultural Products”
Monday at 3:30 p.m.
The seminar, sponsored by the
Agricultural Economics Depart
ment, will take place in the Lec
ture Room of the Animal Indus
tries Building.
Reactive collisions
physics lecture topic
Dr. Donald J. Kouri of the
University of Houston will lec
ture to the Texas A&M University
Physics Colloquium Wednesday.
The 4 p.m. Physics Room 146
program is entitled “Coupled
Channel Operator Approach to
Reactive Collisions.”
Dr. Kouri is assistant professor
of chemistry at UH.
Chemical Engineering
receives $750 grant
Diamond Shamrock Corp. pre
sented a $750 unrestricted grant
Tuesday to the Chemical Engi
neering Department.
Wilburn J. (Dub) Butler,
works manager and 1940 Texas
A&M graduate, and Dale Wreg-
rights of the corporation’s Deer
Park electrochemical plant made
the presentation to Gen. A. R.
Luedecke.
With the A&M executive vice
president for the ceremony were
Engineering Dean Fred J. Ben
son; Dr. C. D. Holland, chemical
engineering head; Dorsey Mc-
Crory, development director, and
Robert C. Reese, placement and
corporate support director.
Collegiate FFA to see
film on African game
A slide presentation on African
game will be presented Tuesday
to the collegiate chapter of Future
Farmers of America at A&M.
Dr. James Teer of the Wildlife
Sciences Department will present
his program at 7:30 p.m. in
Chemistry Room 231.
Dennis Engelke, vice-president
and program chairman, said the
speaker recently completed a tour
of Africa.
Engelke said other items of
business will include a discussion
of the FFA Student-Prof Ban
quet and election of the Outstand
ing Freshman, Sophomore, and
Junior Awards.
West picked director
of meteor society
John West, information repre
sentative in A&M’s University
Information office, has been ap
pointed Texas regional director
of the American Meteor Society.
Appointment was announced by
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NEW BUFFALO, Mich. UP) —
Jennifer Bradley, a 17-year-old
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The girl attended at least two
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