Friday, September 17, 1971
College Station, Texas
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awn Merchandise
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1 ape Recorders
dech. Drawing Sets
Juitars & Amps.
Cameras, Radios
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822-5633
THE BATTALION
Communist peace plan inseparable package
PARIS t#*) — The seven-point
Communist peace plan is an in
separable package, North Viet
nam announced Thursday, indi
cating that no American prisoner
of war will be released until
President Nguyen Van Thieu is
removed from office in Saigon.
Nguyen Thanh Le, the Hanoi
spokesman here, told reporters
the seven points make up “a
single package. Agreement on
the whole of this is indispens
able.”
The statement, a sharp hard
ening in the Communist position
since the seven points were pre
sented July 1, repudiated Sen.
George S. McGovern, a Democra
tic presidential aspirant, who re
ported last Sunday that Hanei’s
chief negotiator, Xuan Thuy, told
him points of the package could
be put into effect separately.
Le made his statement at the
end of an acrimonious four-hour
session of the Paris peace talks.
Throughout the session, the new
American negotiator, William J.
Porter, had tried in vain to get
confirmation of McGovern’s re
port on his private talk with
Thuy.
Thuy spurned all of Porter’s
questions.
It was only in the briefing ses
sion at the end of the meeting
that Le spelled out the Com
munist position.
Porter apparently had over-
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'oilId like to do babysitting every day
lilso for football games. Children of
ages. 846-5690. 8t6
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3400 S. College 823-8051
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Zenith - Color & B&W - TV
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Havoline, Amalie,
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Wheel Bearings - Exhausts
System Parts, Filters,
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Almost Any Part Needed
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Brake Shoes $3.60 ex.
2 Wheels — many cars
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Holley carburetors
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Other Speed Equipment
Alternators
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barters - Generators
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10 E. 25th Bryan, Texas
JOE FAULK ’32
Our 25th year in Bryan
FOR RENT
Two bedroom unfurnished apartment
near A&M for rent. Refrigerator and
stove. Married couple. Children welcome.
No dogs. $75.50 per month. Phone 846-
2929 Sunday between 2 and 6 p. m. 12tl
Furnished one bedroom apartment, near
downtown Bryan, large rooms, two Frie
drich air-conditioners. Couples only. $86
per month. 822-1669. After 5:30, 823-
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Furnished bedroom, air-conditioned, share
bath. Students only. Phone 822-0853, 822-
10’ x 60’ Mobile home. Furnished, 2
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5: Two bed
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pancy. 1% miles south of campus. Lake
for fishing. Washateria on grounds. Coun
try atmosphere. Call D. R. Cain Co. 823-
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House for sale by owner at 203 Suffolk.
Quiet neighborhood, large trees, central
heat and air. Walking distance to Univer
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1971 Honda 100 SL, 280 miles. Brand
new, must sell. Best offer. 846-2980,
3902 East 29th, Apt. B-6. 12t6
Toy poodle puppies, six weeks old. White,
black and party colors. $40. 846-3130
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1969 V.W. Automatic, 34,000 miles. Ex
cellent condition. $1,360. 846-68T4. 12tl
1966 Chevrolet Malibu, 2 door, hard top.
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846-7306. Ht2
1958 V.W. for sale. Runs good. Needs
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1966 V.W. Squareback. Air, low mileage.
$1095. 846-5801. Ilt3
1956 MGB/GT, blue, wire wheels, R&H,
etc., minor body damage. $1300, or offer.
Norm, 845-5768. Xlt4
1966 Mustang, about $350. 110 B. North
Avenue, Bryan. (If not home, leave word).
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Old, large, good working refrigerator
available the end of September. 407 Cooner
St., College Station. lOtIO
1970 Buick Estate Wagon. Mint condi
tion. One year old. Trading for new ear.
Save first year’s depreciation. $3,900. 846-
8526. I0t3
1969 Z-28 Camaro. Factory air, radio.
4-speed, 350 Cu., 400 h.p. engine. 8,000
miles. $2100. Call 845-2470. 9t8
NICE OLD GALVESTON HOME FOR
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ing room, study. Price, $15,000. Call 845-
1129. 9t8
12 year old Bay Gilden trained for calf
roping and barrel racing. Also, single
axle, one horse trailer, with covered top
and fair tires. 845-3992. 9t4
1963 Pontiac Safari, 9 passenger station
wagon. See at 601 Hereford Dr., College
Station. $495. 4t9
1968 Volkswagen. $850. 846-8995. 4t8
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looked a hint that Thuy dropped
during the meeting. Fending off
Porter’s questioning, Thuy asked
a question in return: “Is the
U. S. government prepared to
announce a date for its total
withdrawal, and is it prepared to
announce simultaneously with
this withdrawal the cessation of
all its aid to the Thieu adminis
tration?”
The" word “simultaneously”
clearly indicated that the North
Vietnamese position had changed.
The new position represents a
complete reversal of the position
expressed by North Vietnamese
Politburo member Le Due Tho in
an interview with the New York
Times on July 6: “To show our
good will, we can settle point one
of the seven points separately.”
The first of the seven points
demanded an American commit
ment to total and unconditional
withdrawal of all military per
sonnel in South Vietnam by the
end of this year. In return, Hanoi
and the Viet Cong would simul
taneously release their American
prisoners, while the Saigon gov
ernment would release its own
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong
prisoners.
Point two called for the es
tablishment of a government of
“national concord” in Saigon, ex
cluding Thieu from any role.
McGovern told a news confer
ence Sunday that Thuy confirmed
to him in hours of private talks
that Hanoi was prepared to go
ahead with implementation of
point one prior to any agreement
on point two or the other five
points concerning South Viet
nam’s political future.
Bill to redistrict counties
is found unconstitutional
AUSTIN (7P>—State attorneys
failed to prove that splitting
counties in the 1971 House redis
tricting bill was necessary to
comply with the “one man, one
vote” ruling, the Texas Supreme
Court said Thursday.
The court issued an eight page
opinion giving the reasons for
its Sept. 9 opinion decision from
the bench that the bill was un
constitutional.
Texas’ Constitution says, with
only a few exceptions, that coun
ties must be preserved intact in
legislative districts.
But the redistricting bill “cuts
the boundaries of 33 counties,”
said the court’s unanimous opin
ion, by Associate Justice Tom
Reavley.
The court said the state at
torney general’s department “of
fered no evidence to establish
that the wholesale cutting of
county lines . . . was either re
quired or justified to comply with
the one-man, one-vote decisions.”
The opinion did not touch on
the issue of whether the legisla
ture in a special session of the
five-man Legislative Redistrict
ing Board now has the duty of
drawing constitutional lines for
1972 House districts.
Four significant guidelines
were issued by the court for
writing a constitutional redis
tricting plan:
—A county without enough
people to have its own represent
ative must be joined intact to
neighboring counties to make a
district with sufficient popula
tion.
Reavley added that the court
should not be “understood” as
forbidding multi-member districts
within a single county; “in the
absence of some discriminatory
effect neither state nor federal
constitution presents any obstacle
there.”
—“If the population of the
county is slightly under or over
the ideal population figure, the
state constitution requires that
the county constitute a separate
district.”
—It is permissible to split off
a county’s surplus population
and attach it to part of a neigh
boring county to form a district.
—“It is still required that a
county receive the member or
members to which that county’s
own population is entitled when
the ideal district population is
substantially equalled.
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KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Gwen Bledsoe
4 PRE-KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. Joann Wimbish
3 YEAR PRE-KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. Judy Ely
2 YEAR PRE-KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. Sharon Bennett
TODDLERS (1 YEAR OLDS)
Mrs. Lee Bond
INFANTS Mrs. Ingeborg Bengs
COOK Rachel Benson
TEACHER ASSISTANTS Mrs. Ruth
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