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Student organized workshop
hosts professional architects
THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1974
Invitations have been sent to
landscape architecture students
for a student-organized workshop
this week with professionals in the
field.
“Workshop ’74 Southwest,”
which is open to the public, will
host 15 practicing landscape ac-
chiteCts from throughout the
Southwest. Registration will be
held on Thursday from 3-6 p. m.
Friday and Saturday, during
Design and Construction Sessions
professionals will study with the
students and present problems
for them to work out.
Visiting students from Louisi
ana State, Oklahoma State, Okla
homa, Texas Tech and Mississippi
State Universities will hear Dr.
Fred Smeins, Associate Professor
of Range Science, at 6:30, Thurs
day night. Speaking on Saturday
morning at 9:30 will be Dr. Vir
gil Stover, Professor of Civil En
gineering, Texas Transportation
Institute and Dr. Clarissa Kimber,
Associate Professor of Geography.
Buddy Harding, co-chairman of
the program along with Ron Sas-
sin, noted that he hopes the idea,
which was a graduate student’s
inspiration, will catch on and that
other schools will decide to host
the workshop in succeeding years.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EL PASO — An El Paso tele
vision newsman, who challenged
the city’s mayor and mayor pro
tern on alleged violations of the
state open meeting laws, has lost
his job.
Richard Wheatley filed com
plaints against Mayor Fred Her-
vey and Mayor Pro Tern Ruben
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LIGHT AND TENDER
Schaeffer after newsmen were
barred from a meeting the pair
had with federal officials.
Later, station management re
lieved Wheatley of on-the-air du
ties at both KTSM-AM and
KTSM-TV.
ODESSA — Jim Cranberry, a
candidate for governor in the Re
publican primary, says the state’s
labor forces are afraid to debate
right-to-work and agency shop is
sues.
At a Lincoln Day dinner spon
sored by the Ector County Repub
lican Party, the former Lubbock
mayor said the time has come “to
tell labor forces they don’t have a
franchise or the constitution of
Texas.”
SHERMAN — A convicted rob
ber-murder filed a $10,000 dam
age suit Tuesday against Sheriff
Woody Blanton of Grayson Coun
ty and a retired Blanton deputy,
James Lambert.
Walter Lee Morris said in his
petition he was beaten by the two
officers in 1970 until he confessed
two murders and a robbery.
National
WASHINGTON — The sub
poena commanding President Nix
on’s appearance in a Los Angeles
court finally reached the clerk of
the District of Columbia Superior
Court, eight days after it was
mailed from Los Angeles. The
Postal Service is trying to find
out why it took so long. The sub
poena asks Nixon to testify at a
hearing Feb. 25 and at the trial
of three former White House aides
on April 15. The three men are
charged with burglary and con
spiracy in the break-in of the of
fice of Daniel Ellsberg’s psychia
trist.
WASHINGTON — The 13-na
tion Washington energy confer
ence searched Tuesday for a com
promise common energy policy
for the major consuming coun
tries. A deepening split within
the nine-nation European Eco
nomic Community cast a cloud
over the meeting, which began
Monday and was to end late Tues
day. The key question of a con
tinuing group to prepare for fur
ther meetings on energy plagued
the final hours. France opposed
the preparatory group.
International
TOKYO — The red star of
China’s young revolutionaries may
be rising once again. But it ap
parently isn’t shooting to the
heights of the 1966-1969 cultural
revolution when youthful Red
Guards smashed deviations from
Mao Tse-tung’s thinking. The in
dication that there may be an ef
fort to restore young Chinese to
an important role in the political
plans of Peking’s leaders came in
the official newspaper People’s
Daily. The paper warned against
repressing the “revolutionary
ardor” of young people who criti
cize the late Lin Piao and the
ancient philosopher Confucius.
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