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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1975
ramm to seek Bentsen’s seat
By I
Associated Press
FIN - Lloyd Bentsen, simul-
“No'ly seeking re-election as U.
end of lor and the Democratic pres
ally fa nomination, drew an oppo-
Aggie Igdnesday in his Senate race.
Litthhilip Gramm, a Texas A&M
the l^sity economics professor,
ganize<ieed for the Democratic
tion in
military— m
■ hief
IJkes
suandy
complaints were filed
^ University Police Wed-
ay and one thief apparently
sweet tooth.
nong the crimes was the
ing of thirteen dollars
of candy from a machine
Harrington Building. An
lanter was taken from the
, the rear wheels were sto-
om a bicycle by Aston, and
mlator was stolen from the
-uv ^ hter y Building.
rOFOR.i ere was also * rejxjrt of a
bt. IDJ Being hanged in front of
j, 1 KMOUjer Hall. Investigation by
fwe iers determined that the
'ROfAial was killed legally by
No charges were filed. Al-
gh blood was left on the
valk.
senatorial nomination and declared
that Bentsen’s dual candidacy “al
ready is an issue.
Bentsen will be on the Texas
Democratic primary ballot next
May both as senatorial candidate
and as a choice in the state s first
presidential preference primary.
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Gramm, 33, said that Bentsen, in
his quest for national standing, had
taken positions that are “out of step
with the views of the people of
Texas.
He said Bentsen had voted to re
duce the oil-depletion allowance for
major petroleum companies, a con
gressional decision that Gramm
claims cut oil-company investments
— largely in Texas — by $1.9 bill
ion.
“I pledge to the people of Texas
that I will use my knowledge of
economics, my voice, my vote, and
my energy to stop the inflation. I
will oppose any expansion of federal
spending which exceeds the rate of
growth in tax collections, Gramm
said.
He asserted that American his
tory “reveals only one cause of infla
tion: government deficit spending
financed by printing money which
drives the demand for goods and
services up at a more rapid rate than
new goods and services can be pro
duced.
Gramm, a frequent speaker
against government regulation of oil
and other industries, is well known
as an advocate of free market
economics — letting supply and
demand operate unfettered.
“By and large, federal regulation
has stifled competition and has been
to the detriment of the consumer,
he said.
Does this include laws protecting
working people? he was asked.
“We need to reappraise our labor
laws to reappraise the extent to
which we have a balance of power,
he said, additing that both “big busi
ness and big labor” sometimes work
against the common good.
As senator, he said, he woidd
work to cut off federal funds for bus
ing school children and for a con
stitutional amendment stripping
the courts of their power to order
pupils to be bused.
Gramm said he intends to spend
the full $641,GOO allowed by federal
campaign laws to “defeat Lloyd
Bentsen in one of the greatest up
sets in Texas history. He said he
has “many friends in the oil indus-
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try” but no specific group is bankrol
ling his candidacy.
He acknowledged voting for
Bentsen in the 1970 Democratic
primary, when Bentsen defeated
incumbent Sen. Ralph Yarborough,
even though Bentsen - in Gramm’s
words - ran a “mud slinging cam
paign.”
Gramm, a Georgia native and
Ph.D. graduate of the University of
Georgia, said he is on a leave of
absence from A&M, where he
teaches courses in the theory of
money and banking.
He is an economic consultant on
energy to the National Science
Foundation and the Arms control
and Disarmament Agency, consul
tant on environment and taxation to
the provincial government of On
tario and a director of Common
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