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Vol. 67 No. 229
College Station, Texas
Friday, March 9, 1973
845-2226
Proposal
Backed
By RHA
Senate Gives Nod To Magazine;
Discusses Service Fee Splits
TIm
Wf VKKIB A AH WILL
Huff Writer
.). “I tkink this to a
» price for a project
Powtor, KuUitoy mm4
mt Dirortor* for tub-
tor uooug •
M for tiM foil
Aoj otorbt tp • rtow roll «
vote of M to St
Ttot poMtoottoa, prop■■ ii I
Dote Block woo (off-com poo- mtorcot to boik rcoAcra
will ollocote IB.- oro for Um publication
vorttoinff woo doobtful ond there
woo a definite lack of owfficioot
BBt. from the 1BTB-TS
> ^ r v v • »' f U H<i > r •
be pot out with
the voice of the ■
Dr. Sir Word Cooto,
feooor Of Eorltoh
wt fulfill
»u." mkd
F
J
The poot of OviHoa
woo ■koHobod bp the RHA to
other octtoa. After a ploddhtp do-
bote dortop wteth It woe priwted
oot Hut the office "to kiada
Mickey Mouee" and “oot roolly Im
portant te anyone bot the firl
and her boyfriend," the peat woo
* -r
rltoh and editor of
the creative mapokte Quartet “
“Um crooMvo writer* mod art-
tote ea this uwpoo oood as out
let ouch as this for their works,”
the 19ft ‘Quartet' teceivod poor
1X000 poems by mail of wkirk
ore wort only able te ooe a mm 11
“Wo ore being asked to pay
quite • Mt of money to pwyi
—^ I i B ft 11B B Hi H rry
aa guarantee of sucrose,” con
cluded Lindsey
During the remaining course
of tbs debate senators were
shown that the augasine would
be a place where students mold
devlap their talents, whore er-
ttonal coverage for their events
and one which coo id be eppuadsd
to cover all aspects of tbs uah
voveKy equally
“We need to quit looking buck-
wards and hutoad look forward
at what can work and not what
has failed.’* said Kathy Morgan
(fauab.).
Unoopactodly, the dtoruaaton
over the allocation of Stadent
Jlotwicot faas te the a Odette de
portment did not drag «• or be
come too boated.
Using etonMutaky procedures.
Treasurer Virginia Ehrlich ex
plained the situation to the Sen
ate. “The committee recom
mend* the allocation of IlSBjBOO
te tbs athletic department, a cut
of $197990 from their request of
$14X000"
This figure would bo auppio-
wated by • •■or foe of sue dal
tor par home football gums at
tended Thto $» figure, wolti
pHod by aa average 99B9 ate
dost attendance, would geaoyute
$46,090 Thto would actually give
the athletic department $lt9999
"We're moving to tbs direction
mi toao Student Service fees to
athletics and more uesr foe," said
"I don't sac why yea should
Uko money out of tke Studrat
Saivkue fas far aa organisation
that to flagrantly abusing the
Student After CS Poet
Candidate States Positions
The
•M.U W
■tadant affair*
tog RHA W«
"OPEN WIDE, PLEASEr fits this acene perfectly aa
woiiign examine g broken piece of equipment on a bull
doser cleaning up thu rubble where the oM MS( Pout
far a Office formerly stood Cleanup of the demolished site
ipeem- Ib proceeding rapidly to make way for more renovation of
the old MSC (Photo by Gary Raldaaari)
ha published with the money
toe ad from advertising as
to cate $1.""' par iseua.” said
Rocbedc Lindsey (te-large-uni
'Hybrid' Proposal Worked Out
Waiters’ Dispute Delayed For Break
With the thasat of a strike
temporarily diaaipated bora use of
dents show bun that their pi
method is batter than the pro
waiters went posed ana Dtetor would like to
ing after a ate specific hour* for the students
to work and have them find re
placements than»a*lMs when they
nmdcii to take off for tests and
A by the waiter* against the ached dents nil the way up te Dr. Jack
“ling system to that they are Williams' office,
working there beraaae the hours He added that the people
are flexible aad that they are running Food Borvito* cunt
Tern Moore, chief hsodwattor
st the dining knll, said that ea
Dollar met with the waiters as
s group Thursday night end told
which would allow waiters te thorn he had aever intentionally
work unscheduled or whenever refused to talk to anyone and the
they can for the first week of waiters are welcome to come to
school after the holidays him anytime to discuss matters
Moore and other heodwaiters Policy. He said he apologised
mat with administrators Thors- *f A ceem like he was trying to
day morning at wkirk time Col ignore them
Fred Dollar agreed to tot the sta- The main argument being used
Issues
Hard,
Execution
Says Kruse
By LARRY THOMFAON in with this to a proposal for a
Staff Writoc co-op gas station.
It M a common beitof among A quanset hut has been obtain
Aamrirans. including Aggies, that near the airport, but funding
campaign promisee da ate coma ** u 4 ht The main source of rev
tpgX eaue will he the student service
Student Government President ***■
Layne Knsae made several prom A ampu ' > r *' 1, ° • tatK>n ••
lass, to the farm mi services to worked sw. Weak te date
u. wi_ -■ ---i - has invohmd getting sufficient
tP^g pys sP uAP ellm ^9 PR^^twBKPRs.
Out of IB aarvhsa which Kruae
propeaad to tea campaign liters
turn, six have raeuivad ran elusive
active
The
getting plenty of money far Iks
time they are putting to, mote
never having to he sent home
after arriving for work due to
too many people already there
Lloyd Smith, an assistant to
Dollar, said the studenU should
he willing to commit themselves
to certain hours on paper to their
job and show up when they are
signed op. Otherwise, he said,
they shouldn’t be working
Smith also told the studenU
that if there are enough people
there for work when they have
to miss work, then they might ns
well never worry about coming
at all.
One student pointed out that
the Food Services Department to
working for the studenU since
they financially support the
people who run Food Servicos aad
that those people “should taka
respect far the studenU they are
working for."
Smith countered saying his pro
posed method to used by 99 per
coat of the collage* in the country
and that the management to here
to manage the students, not make
them unhappy.
Ed Davis, a troubleshooter
working for Howard Vestal to
"hetaer-skelter, come when you
can basis "
After the masting Thursday
sight Moore said that be hoped
Col. Dollar would koep the old
system te least far the remainder
of the semester Ne estimated
that betweea 16 and 29 per cent
of the student waiters would
would quit their jobs if the ached
uling went into affect.
Dormitories To
Remain Open
Residence halls will remain
open during spring break
All studenU are urged to cioor
the windows, lock the door to
their room and unplug all siertn
cal appliances before leaving
First floor windows particularly
should be locked for security pur-
Beard plan facilities will eioae
after the supper aseal today and
will reopen for breakfast Mar. 19
StudcaU to veterinary medicine
who are on a beard plan may ob
power to the dorms for cable Management Services, said Thur^ *•*" •■formation conceraia* their
lfl w- 14 Thto spring the Services Commit day afternoon that the situation fr *« «•* College of Veteri-
l _l7 **• *• tr yi«g to get aa open air to resulting from the age-old "“nr Medicine
FM station Kniac hopes for a problem mi bad communication
foundation grant to fund the ate- and that the achadaling of work
* ^ . ***__ tio * ing hoars to the prerogative mi
m mi development Law-cote life aad property to- management
The City of College Station
needs to work more cloeety with
AdM to planning for the future
of the area, stressed City Coigt-
cil candidate Lgna Rood.
The city receives one per cent
of the aatos taxes collected by
the Exchange Store and other
butenesaea. yet the students have
very little aay about whore thto
money goes, commented the Place
One candidate. 'This amounU to
taxation without representation ”
"I think the city should pro
vide some financial aid to the
shuttle bus system Tide could
com* from thto saioo tax or from
a tax levied aa apartment com
plexes aerved by tbe system,”
Reed said Many aportmeaU are
advertising this fact as a means
to draw people, aa possibly. a
amaM tax sated be toriad par
apartment, ha said.
Reed would also like to work
on the problem of campus traffic
jams during rush hours. He pro
poses putting a traffic light at
Westgate at the intersection on
Old Collage and Old Mato, and
advocates the splitting af thto
cote between the school aad city.
Bike paths were a point of con
trover*y on campus late semes
ter. ‘There to a lot of bicycle
traffic along Jersey street, and
it to wide enough to allow a bike
lane. Thto would benefit resi
dent* of apartments oa the south
east side of campus,*' Road said.
“Local students need to become
more mvohrod with the commun
ity, too,” Reed said. He would
like to act up channels for Ag
gies to increase participation in
community activities.
Reed would like to form a Col
lege Station Bureau of Consum
er Affaire. Thto would investi
gate complaints mi fraudulent
advertising and unfair business
practices to the community, he
said The city council srouid ap
point the members, and they
could be students. It Would be
patterned after similar anils to
Houston and Naw York CKy, ha
we*
T am agamat rate hikes to
area atihtim until I'm shown
that a definite tocraaaa to sorv-
iro will arrompoay tke m," he
“This race is not
to be
te Rote. His opponent, Fred
R risen to a retired professor .
emeritus of hortiruHor* from
ARM.
Amended State Ethics Bill
Receives Tentative House OK
AUSTIN ^—A much amend-
te code of ethics bill that seemed
to please nobody very much won
tentative House approval Thurs
day night after Speaker Price
Danie<'s forces failed to buy time
to rewrite fc-
Tbe bill advanced. 111-19, after
tbe doors to the House were closed
and representative* spurs far
Mddsa to skip out oa the hot
debate
Unless the House decides to
postpone action over the weekend,
the ethics bill krill come ap for
d final vote Friday
Hours before the tell passed,
a House majority voted to weaken
severely a strong financial dis
closure requirement for togiala
tors and state officials which
many viewed as the heart
Mil
Daniel himself voted against
the tell, saying he was “very,
vary diaaattofted” with it bars
of the weakening of the financial
disclosure section
‘That kind of disclosure to
really virtually meaningless.*' he
men! financial disclosure waa the
mote crucial tote af tbs MIL
The amendment said financial
statements showing income
source*, dates, land holdings aad
investments mute be filed with
tbe prspsssd State Ethic* Cem-
mtostea to asatod envelop** Aa
an estops could be opened only if
a majority of the 11 assmksr
rommisatoa decided Ha content,
would be relevant to aa invosti-
ration into an alleged violation
of the ethics rode.
Rop. Jim Nageat, D.-Kurrvilto.
(Ss* Bill Passes, pngs I)
Ags Thanked
'For Donating
igainst _ • _
Z Blood For Girl
Aggies have donated 40 pints
of blood to an attempt to save
tha Ufa of Bryan toon Yvonne
— H Onugy who to afflicted wRk a
^ ^ -rare form mt abdominal caacer
The Apeaker Mid he hoped
the disclosure srrtion could be Doetors diagnosed Rsbdymyo-
•trengtbeaed by .mendmeau E ^° m * ln l*-jr-r-ted girl
arhen the bill comes up for fiMl “ Itevantesr of 1B7X fM-
paamge It tokos a two-thirds ,ow,n « • ev * rB •hdomlnel pte« and
veto to amend a MU at thdt stag* ' w * ,hn * ^ di ****« “•••Uy mi-
to the process tmetM eWldraa aad aid
‘‘When the House members see womin sftor msaapagag. .
w« have totally destroyed the in- , ^ ** °" Mo *
teat af the bill,” tb— —- b* m Griveteon to hops* it will
willing
* to build up
ave totally aastroyed the la- . , ^
af the bill.” they may be ^ ta ho1
ng to mid by a two-third. ^
the proper ameadmonU he “ b * , "« to her U
proper ameaamems. ne ^ ^ ^
The 71-48 vote oa the
frem being temporarily dropped **„*,*« ha. been dropped far the “The problem to the past baa
*• ***** m rsmmitte* moasent Insurance people work always bean towards the and af
A credit anion for studenU.
staff aad faculty to being studied
by a committee handed by Stove
WakaftoM
Kruse said. The
coaid be
oalsly by stu-
ing at the university studied the
proposal
According to Kruaa, “A lot of
companies wanted to come to, but
M wasn’t st tbs paint to daeidr
on tbe hate deal. We were afraid
we might cheese something which
srouid ultimately coot the student
Currently St Mary’s University
to the only Texas naive ml ty with
toward curriculum refarm. More
madry faas have ate student. kav« Me* appointed to
I although a slgdg to **** Garrir team Committee
m Kruse has bans appointed to
j tmm »k. Nw Academic Caancil. which
The fbte
day ears
a open R te add-
af te tbs begin
•dent input toto tbs doai-
kiag involved in currica-
ttors,” Krone said
forms wiU
alsrays
the semester whan exams corns.”
said Davis “This plan hopefully
srouid relieve some mi them srork-
■ Davis mid he didn't put the
blame mi the whole thing aa Out.
Dollar or the student., bat that
the problem runs from the sta-
Wheelmen
To Sponsor
Bike Auction
t:
said Roaemay Laseombe. a friend
of the family.
"Thto town would be nothing
without the Aggie* who always
pull the town through to mmmr
gearim Almost all of the blood
donated was from ARM studenU,”
Luseomb* said.
Many more paopte wanted to
donate blood, but their Mood waa
not accepted This was bacaasa
they may hav* had a lack *f
iron, previously had a disease,
weighed under 110 lbs. or warn
under medication aatong other
reason* 1 usrnmbs noted.
Tha Casey family waa told Nov.
IB there waa no hope far Ysuaaa's
recovery. Treatment for tbs dte-
oam was storied immediately up-
oa diagnosis and, as a result, dar
ter* informed Yvonne to January
that she had rkspondad as wall to
Thirty-four
Mr yc too,
to a University
Yvonne has
bar father to
C*iy aad
ate be printed until students are Pottos storeroom, will be auctioned
offered a choir* of
ge study to currently being
„ how to offer the chok
t, said. “Right now It to a technical of bicycle
pcuMem. Tha Registrar's Office
•ot to working aa how the camputor
Plod «*• bundto X"
—- "As soon aa they figure out
at 6 p.m March BB to The Grovu.
The sal* to spansired by tbs
ARM
‘On the
sabmittod.” bo
White said money raised by Us
aacttoa wfli go to the Campu
Cheat, a fund for aoady st ad into SERVICE IMPROVED whilg customers probably inc mused thin week at Utilvgraity
H* said th* bikes are an* aad National Bank aeroaa from the campus aa A AM’s Diamond Darlinfs were hired tempo-
' hr ~ “i** riMss rarily to demonstrate the use of the bank’s recently-inetalled Visual Auto Taller” eye-
repau di. rep.,- tern Johns Grohn ia showing a customer how to work the system •
pattoat Th* treatmaata I
application of ntetoUsa aad
tehorapy, a type mi Mead
“Doctor* Ite tor corns to
Bryaa late Saturday far th
Only thro*