THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1975
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3 Miles N.on Tabor Road
Saturday Night: Jim Ed Brown & The Gems with the Gate Sisters
From a \ p ni
STAMPEDE Every Thursday Nite
(ALL BRANDS BEER 35 cents)
Every Tuesday Nite
LADIES FREE
MEN $2.00
Ail Brands Beer 35c
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Music furnished by the Brazos Sounds
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Henry Wellnitz (left) and Al
Valdez once boxed for a living
and were proud members of the
1st Infantry Division and 173rd
Airborne, respectively. Now
manager and assistant and
manager of Duncan Dining
Hall at Texas A&M, they leave
the gloves on the peg when they
disagree.
Summer cruise
expects 14 girls
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COLLEGE STATION — In
three weeks the midshipmen of the
Texas Maritime Academy will begin
their annual two-month summer
cruise with a bumper crop of coeds
aboard.
Dr. William H. Clayton, provost
of Texas A&M University’s TMA,
said at least 12 to 14 girls will be
among the 200 students expected
aboard the 15,000-ton Texas Clip-
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per when it sails June 8 for a cruise
around the Caribbean and Gulf of
Mexico.
Many of the students will be
sophomore, junior and senior
cadets who operate the ship under
the supervision of the academy’s of
ficers and staff.
Others will be participants in
TAMU’s “Summer School at Sea
and earn up to six hours credit in
mathematics, English, history', and
geography.
Satellite communications gear
will he aboard for transmission of
experimental data. An Automatic
Picture Transmission Satellite will
furnish them with infrared and visi
ble pictures from space.
They will also conduct ground
truth rain rate experiments for
NASA. Satellite rain measurements
from space will he correlated with
actual shipboard measurements.
Surface measurements will he
taken with precision radiation
thermometers, measurements of
temperature and water depth will
he taken by electronic hathyther-
mography, in addition to
chlorophyll content of the water, sa
linity, and wind speed.
Itinerary for the two-month jaunt
includes Mayport, Florida, where
the cadets will participate in a
firefighting school, then on to Santo
Domingo, Dominican Republic;
Caracas, Venezuela; St. Nicolaas,
Aruba; Kingston, Jamaica; Miami,
Florida; hack to Houston August 3
and the final leg to Galveston Au
gust 4.
Relocation;
Partially good,
partially bad
COLLEGE STATION — Re
searchers have found that when the
state of Texas decides to come
through the middle of your house, it
usually turns out to he partially good
news and partly had news.
A team of Texas Transportation
Institute transportation economists
at Texas A&M University analyzed
the experiences of residents relo
cated from their homes as a result of
highway location in several areas of
the state.
Before relocation, monthly hous
ing payments average $50 for
homeowners and $80 for renters.
After relocation, payments rose to
$90 and $105, respectively.
Relocation housing payments ap
proved under the 1970 Uniform Re- ....
location Assistance and Real Prop- .
erty Acquisition Policies Act ena
bled many respondents to upgrade
their housing and neighborhood ac
commodation. At least 60 percent
upgraded their housing, including
40 percent who did so voluntarily by
spending more than was necessary
merely to secure decent, safe, and
sanitary housing or housing com- .
parable to their original homes.
About 82 percent of the respon
dents liked their new houses and
neighborhoods about the same as or
better than the previous ones. Sup
plemental housing payments also
encouraged home ownership. Half
of the tenants became owners after
relocation.
Despite monthly housing pay
ment increases for many house
holds, only half of these thought that
their financial position had worse
ned. Generally, most respondents
thought that (1) housing and moving
payments were adequate; (2) the re- ••
location program and relationship -
with the State Highway Depart
ment were either good or very good; 'ja
and (3) the State Highway Depart- ‘ Y
ment successfully solved most of the
problems and provided most of the*
services associated with relocation.
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