Penal Code Revision Approved
AUSTIN (A?>—The House Crim
inal Jurisprudence Committee vot
ed 12-0 Monday night for the
first wholesale revision of the
Texas Penal Code in 117 years.
The bill now goes to the floor
of the House.
The committee recessed after
handling only corrective amend
ments because the hearing was
poorly attended by the 23-member
committee.
But the committee decided to
reconvene after recessing. It ap
proved the bill without discussion
of controversial amendments
since they are sure to be debated
by the full House anyway.
The two most disputed amend
ments are expected to deal with
insanity and evidentiary searches.
Under the present code, a man
must prove he did not know the
difference between right and
wrong or did not know the nature
and consequences of his act. If he
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cannot show one of these, his
criminal act cannot be excused on
the ground of insanity. This is
known as the M’Naghten Rule,
first established in an 1844 Eng
lish murder case.
The proposed code would ex
cuse criminal behavior if the de
fendant is shown to have suffered
from a mental disease or defect
Allocations
(Continued from page 1)
The plan forwarded by the Sen
ate was an “on the floor quickie”
which was discussed less than fif
teen minutes and approved by a
vote of 36-29. It should be noted
that these 36 out of 100 senators
were on their way out of office.”
Ross commented on the letter,
especially referring to the sec
ond paragraph.
“These senators still repre
sented their constituents,” said
Ross. “The $18 plan was the re
sult of an amendment to the $17
Miori plan.
“We spent three hours on Stu
dent Services fees alone,” said
Ross, referring back to the April
5 meeting. “Everyone had a
working knowledge of all the
documents, as each issue was dis
cussed thoroughly until all ques
tions were asked.”
that prevented him from conform
ing his conduct to the require
ments of law.
Some House members are ex
pected to argue for the restora
tion of the M'Naghten Rule.
The other controversial amend
ment is one that would permit
evidentiary searches. Under the
present code, search warrants are
authorized only for “the fruits of
the crime.” This amendment
would permit law enforcement of
ficers to go beyond that.
The proposed code divides crime
into three classes of felony and
A first place closed the Pish
Drill Team’s 1972-73 season,
bringing its winnings this year
to two firsts, two seconds and
third at the National Intercolle
giate Drill competition.
The Fish closed the year Sat
urday by winning the Lone Star
Invitational at Trinity University.
They came from behind to win
at San Antonio. The all-fresh
man team commanded by Joseph
M. Chandler trailed Texas A&I
going into the fancy marching
phase.
three classes of misdemeanor.
Each class carries a specific pun
ishment range.
Unlike the present code, which
sets a separate penalty for each
crime, the new code would simply
classify each crime as one of
the felonies or misdemeanors, au
tomatically giving it the punish
ment authorized for that category.
Capital punishment, abortion
and drugs are not handled by
the new code because of their
controversial nature. They will
be dealt with as separate meas
ures.
The FDT made up 4.13 points.
After placing second in inspection
and basic, the Texas state champ
ions captured the overall trophy
with the best fancy phase. It in
cluded one drop.
A&I was second overall. Trop
hies also went to Hardin-Sim-
mons, UT-Austin and UT-E1 Paso.
The team marched in the Battle
of Flowers parade Friday and
attended a party by the San An
tonio A&M Club. Chandler’s par
ents hosted a barbecue for the
team Saturday evening.
Fish Drill Team Places First
In Lone Star Invitational
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MENCEMENT EXERCISES — All students
who are candidates for the degree of Doc
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are required to order hoods as well as the
Doctor’s caps and gowns. The hoods are
to be left at the University Exchange Store
for delivery by a representative of the Ex
change Store to the Registrar’s Office no
later than 1:00 p. m., Wednesday, May 2.
The Ph.D. or D.Ed. hoods will not be worn
in the procession since all such candidates
will be hooded on the stage as part of the
ceremony. Candidates for the Master’s
Degree will wear the cap and gown; all
civilian students who are candidates for
the Bachelor’s Degree will wear the cap
and gown ; ROTC students who are candi
dates for the Bachelor’s Degree will wear
the appropriate uniform. All military
personnel who are candidates for the
Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree will wear
the uniform ; Ph.D. or D.Ed. candidates
will wear the cap and gown. Ph.D. can
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between Monday, April 9, 1973 through
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To be eligible to purchase the Texas
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student must have at least one academic
year in residence and credit for ninety-five
(95) semester hours. The hours passed at
the preliminary grade report period on
March 12, 1973 may be used in satisfying
this ninety-five hour requirement. Students
qualifying under this regulation may now
leave their names with the ring clerk,
Room Seven, Richard Coke Building. She,
in turn, will check all records to determine
ring eligibility. Orders for these rings will
be taken by the ring clerk starting March
26, 1973, and continuing through May 4,
1973. The rings will be returned to the
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THE BATTALION Rep. Carl A. Parker of Port
Tuesday, May 1, 1973 College Station, Texas Page 3 Arthur lists himself among pos-
— ” " " 1 sible candidates for speaker of
$1 Million Limit
In Campaigns OKd
AUSTIN (A*) — Candidates for
the state’s top elective offices
would be limited to spending about
$1 million apiece under a bill ap
proved Monday by the House
Elections Committee.
It would be Texas’ first state
office campaign expense law. In
last year’s election, Gov. Dolph
Briscoe spent about $2.5 million
to get elected.
The bill, by Rep. Joe Pen tony,
D-Houston, would break down ex
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Candidates for governor, lieu
tenant governor and attorney gen
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3.5 cents per person in a primary
election and the same in a general
election. They could spend 1.75
cents per person for a runoff.
If a gubernatorial candidate
were involved in a primary, a
runoff, and a general election,
that would amount to about $1
million, Pentony said.
Allotments for other state of
fices would be proportionately
less. Candidates for statewide of
fices could spend 1.75 cents for
primary and general elections, and
.85 cents for runoffs.
District elections, with less pop
ulation involved, would have a
limit of 10 cents per person for
primaries and general elections
and 5 cents for runoffs.
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Newspapers, magazines, or
Indochina Aid
Bill Presented
WASHINGTON (A>)_President
Nixon today sent a $2.9-billion
foreign aid program to Congress.
It included $632 million for re
construction in Indochina.
However, the projected fiscal
1974 program did not include any
funds for rehabilitation in North
Vietnam. The Indochina aid was
limited entirely to South Vietnam,
Laos and Cambodia.
The 1974 proposal of $2.9 bil
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foreign aid program that has been
in effect under a continuing reso
lution for nearly two years.
broadcast stations would be re
quired to file advertising expen
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Violations of the law would be
punishable by fine, but a candi
date who exceeded spending limits
could still keep his office.
the House in 1975.
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