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Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, October 4, 1972 bat» ]E Nixon Signs Nuclear - Arms - Limitation Treaty With Russian^ (iT) — President Nixon signed the nuclear-arms-limitation treaty Tuesday amid Washington pomp and ceremony, while Democratic preidential challenger George S. McGovern drew a large and vocal crowd in Boston which he said shows the campaign is turning around. Ag Soc< :cer Team Ties Rice Owls After Comeback The Aggie Soccer team came from “down under” to take the lead and then had to settle for a tie with Rice last Saturday. The Aggies took the lead by a point early in the game but had to relinquish it to a Rice scoring run of three goals. With the team down 3-1 the Ags came alive with Grania Ocuna scoring once and Captain Fattalah Ben-Ali raising the score with his two points to 4-3. The Rice team returned in the final minutes to score again and knot the score at 4-4. The B team played well for the Ags as it defeated the Rice B team, 4-2. Henry Nasser lead the scoring with three goals. Marine Corps Starts Program The Marine Corps has initiated a program of guaranteed aviation duty for former Army chief war rant officer pilots if all other eligibility requirements are met, announced Capt. W. E. Lucas, who heads the Marine officer se lection program in Central Texas. Participants in the program are eligible to enter either fixed or rotary wing service after pre scribed ti’aining. Captain Lucas will be avail able to discuss the program when he visits A&M Monday through Thursday. He will operate an in formation booth in the Memorial Student Center. Pepper, Frijole Immortalized SANTA FE, N.M. <A>) _ The | chili pepper and the frijole bean are by law the official state vege- ■ tables of New Mexico! ' v In an August proclamation, Gov. Bruce King said that chili “has contributed its extensive source of vitamins A and C to the longevity of the life of the inhabitants of the Land of En chantment. “It has contributed,” the gov ernor said, “to the picturesque ness of our countryside as it dries upon the roofs of adobe houses with backdrops of mountainous splendor.” Expert watch repair, jewelry repair, and engraving. The Friendly Store EMBREY’S JEWELRY 415 University Dr. 846-581G Flying with a difference TEXAS A&M FLYING CLUB (formerly the Aero Club) Meeting Thurs, Oct. 5, 8 p. m. Room 229, Chemistry Bldg. Now recognized as a Student Organization New Members Welcome Ponderosa Specials • Friday Evening Fish Fry — $2.00 • Sunday Noon Lunch $2.00 • Special Weekend Rates for Parents & Students Call 846-5794 Ponderosa Motor Inn Nixon and Soviet Foreign Min ister Andrei Gromyko signed and placel into force history’s first accords limiting nuclear arsenals and called jointly for further ef forts to halt the arms race. McGovern said his Boston rally, which drew possibly the biggest crowd of his campaign, shows “the polls are running behind public opinion.” Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, campaigning for the Republican ticket, ran into some hecklers in Fort Wayne, Ind., and used the occasion to deliver a defense of U.S. bombing policy in Vietnam. Sargent Shriver, the Demo cratic vice presidential candidate, told student and labor audiences in Ohio, “labor has never been ineutx-al about Richard Nixon,” and won’t be now. McGovern’s Boston crowd was estimated by various police of ficials at 50,000 upwards to as high as 100,000. Observers who have been traveling with/him said it at least equaled, and possibly surpassed in its shouting, the previous high for a crowd he drew in Chicago last month with Sen. Edward Kennedy. “We may be seeing another re run of what happened in 1948,” when polls showed President Har ry S. Truman behind but he won the election, McGovern said. Nixon and Gromyko signed the SALT treaty after an overnight stay at the presidential retreat at Camp David in Maryland. Spokesmen said they discussed the upcoming second phase of the SALT talks. “We must now move from this first step to the vitally important next step in which we consider the full range of offensive nuclear weapons and try to find agree ment between our two nations,’ Nixon said at the signing. Agnew told hecklers at a Re publican rally in Fort Wayne to “stop tearing your country apart and recognize your enemies.” When some 25 Vietnam Veterans Against the War yelled: “How many bombs did you drop today ?” he answered I’m going to get to that next.” The vice president said a halt in the bombing during the Lyn don Johnson administration had resulted in further aggression by the communists. “It’s a thought less cry,” he said. Shriver campaigned again in the crucial Ohio hustings where the McGovern-Shriver ticket is trying to win labor groups. 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