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The writ was filed by Steven Bercu of the Travis County Legal Aid and Defender Society, who said it was clear to him there was no waiver. The U.S. Supreme Court de cided in an Arizona case in 1967 that juveniles must be offered counsel. And Bercu said a 1969 Texas law makes representation of juveniles by a lawyer manda tory. The writ was filed for 514 boys and girls in institutions in Gates- ville, Brownwood, Crockett and Gainesville who were interviewed by Bercu, other lawyers and law students last January and Febru ary. He estimated that was about 60 per cent of the population of those institutions at that time. Bercu admitted that some of those have since been released and he agreed that the writ would not apply to them. Asst. Atty. Gen. Max Fluesche said the proper courts to deter mine the issue of waiver were in the counties that committed the youngsters to the Texas Youth Council. To grant the writ Monday for all of them would be a “travesty of justice,” Fluesche said. “They’re not in reform schools for singing too loud in Sunday school,” he said. The judge agreed that as a matter of courtesy he should let authorities in the 120 counties involved know what was about to happen. Fluesche said Dallas County Dist. Atty. Henry Warde al ready has promised he will re prosecute Dallas juveniles re leased on such a writ. Bercu said the attorney gen eral already had the information that the judge was giving more time to obtain. He said a federal civil rights action in Serhamn dealt with the same question of lack of counsel for most of the juveniles in custody of the Texas Youth Council, and that the at torney general’s office had been working on that case for four months. But Fluesche said all the records reflect is that the 514 were not represented. He did not know if they waived the right to be repre sented, he said. Letters in Asterisked Uoxes Spell The First Name Of The Student Body prf 19. 24. 28 ACROSS 1. MSC Committee hosting Travel Em phasis Week, Oct. 9-13 7. Past tense of win 10. A stupid person: boob 13. Any of several large northern sea ducks Medium which MSC sponsored pro grams Platform, Political Forum, & Kaleidoscope appear (British word) Cutting tool: also slang for being removed from office What Aggies do at midnight on the night before home games Name of the play brought to A&M by Town Hall-Rotary Series, Oct. 16, 2:30 p. m. Bryan Civic Auditorium Used to call attention or to express wonder or surprise A transcendental number having eight decimal places equal to 3.14169- 265 Organization who along with the Student Government Association and Civilian Student Council will host the Sweetheart Dance Senior (slang) DOWN 1. MSC Committee bringing Uti A g KEVIN COFF1 from the ' tournamen 16. 20. 36. 30. 33. 61. 53. 66. 61. 52. 63. 61. and Helen Reddy, Oct. 18,8;( G. Rollie White “ f ,‘•l* 1 S “" 4si|tant Sports E Chief Diety of historical Egwrl Rearward Bie A&M Water Long, slimy sea animal win,. ^j ing qualities ■jf a Easter flower I and the rest of a gnian |JH[ eludes me cord, and coach Uttered by the mouth or in « r , To color artifically ^ was ver y P 1( Interjection: used to ask I jy his team pel firmation or to express iniiuin , Mortgage ugh competition MSC Committee bringing blumt.,, Ao-nHo,. iented programs to A4M lnc g‘ A number of individuals swiperience while together ; also the name of nMv „ , tainment company which s|>t«®rCl to v-£ on til often In the Basement • experience Game played on horses ; wc hnt|!W a team at a&m Bgain this we< Same as 61 across .., , User! to indicate an alternitiaffl^UeS it S tOU: Used in letter writing to !■ EVelling to Albu an after thought Kir,., . x ., ew Mexico Invit; U. S., Soviets Meet, Prepare Joint Manned Space Mission Coach Fosdick due of the Wesi tying “We’re pr< int better than i ie last week.” The Aggies ope It's a Great Year for the Aggies! Sales Dept. Service Tuesday & Thursday Till 9 p. m. Other Evenings Till 7 p. m. 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Monday-Friday Part Dept. Open Saturday Till 1 p. m. Mastercharge—BankAmericard—Mobile Credit Card. Campus Pickup and Delivery Service. ★ Special Campus Representative: Tom Evans all Dealership Services-846-2532 CUSTOM Pontaic - Buick - GMC Trucks 601 Texas Ave. — Bryan 823-8044 United States and Soviet work ing groups began two weeks of meetings in Moscow Monday on the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, a joint manned space mission planned for 1975. The working groups represent the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. The joint mission was provided for by the agreement which President Nixon and Chair man Kosygin signed in Moscow- last May 24. An Apollo spacecraft a n d a Soviet Soyuz will dock in Earth orbit and the crews will exchange visits. The mission is designed to test equipment which will per mit cooperative scientific mis sions as well as establish an in ternational crew rescue capabili ty in space. ient with a 8-5 > tate at San Fn ALL Oldsm Cadi Bulletin Board TUESDAY The Dairy Science Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in Room 112 of the Heep Building. Dr. Smeins, of the Range Science Department, will speak on “Ecological Impli cations in Waste Management.” The American Society of Agri cultural Engineers will meet to night at 7:30 in the Agriculture- Engineering Building Lecture Room. Data Processing Management Association will meet tonight at 7 in Room 226 of the University Library. Dr. Dick Simmons, di rector of the Data Processing Center, will speak on the Data Processing Center, present and future. The Bio-medical Science Asso ciation will meet tonight at 7:30 THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE PUBLISHER AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Wete telling 44 million prisoners in the United States how to escape. in the Social Room of the MSC. Dues will be collected and all members are urged to attend. Alpha Pi Mu will hold a meet ing in the Lecture Room III of the Engineering Center tonight at 5. Refreshments will be served and all members are ex pected to attend. The Society of Automotive En gineers will meet tonight at 7:30 in Room 203 of the Engineering Center. Dr. Ross and Dr. Young of the Civil Engineering Depart ment will discuss vehicle crash simulations. The Go Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the MSC. The A&M Wheelmen will meet tonight in Room 2B of the MSC at 7:30 for election of officers. Pre-Vet Society will meet to night at 7:30 in the Auditorium of the Zachry Engineering Cen ter. Dr. McMurray will be speak ing about Veterinary Aptitude Tests. The Ag-Eco Club will meet to night in Room 112-113 of the Plant Science Building at 7:30. A program by Dr. Tyrus Timm and I refreshments will follow a short business meeting. WEDNESDAY The Austin Hometown Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Academic Building around the bell. Party plans will be dis cussed. Sports Car Club will meet Wed- j nesday at 7:30 p.m. in the old College Station City Hall, 110 Church St., to discuss future au tocrosses and map rally after meeting. All TAMSS tutors will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Lecture Room 2 of the Zachry Engineering Center. The Wintergarden District Hometown Club will hold an or ganizational meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Casa Del Sol, 311 Stasney, No. 1100. Read Classifieds Daili FARM If 3523 Texa * TA TOI PAT ’A1 Kent Ellis, Evangelist BAPTISM IS IMMERSION Did you know that the standard authorities on the meaninp of Greek terms inform us that baptism means immersion, not sprinkling or pouring? This is important because the New Testament Scriptures were written in the Greek language, The Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, by J. H. Thayer, defines “baptism” as meaning "immersion, submersion" (p. 94). A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature, by W. P\ Arndt and F. W. Gingrich, tells us that “baptize” means “dip, immerse, dip oneself, w r ash” (p. 132). These men were and are members of religious bodies which do not practice immersion, hence they have no bias in favor of it. too*. Iy BEITY mi Avjtcvr CHAR] I.Y%IC6 Vr LEE A a B1 The word “baptism” is used today to mean sprinkling or pouring as well as immersion. But it is not used thus in the New Testament. This simply means that men have changed what God ordained. Are you following the word of God or the traditions of men in this matter? We welcome you to our services at 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 6:00 p.m. on Sundays, and at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. 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