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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 1975
r AfUOTHeR orue OP
1 VReK'5 EXPeRIOEA3T5 HAS
Fund raises half of goal
By PAULA GEYER
Battalion Staff Writer
The College Station United Way
fund drive has raised 57 per cent of
the $35,000 goal set for this year,
drive chairman Joe Sawyer said
Wednesday.
Sawyer said since the drive began
on Sept. 15, more than $20,000 has
been collected.
The drive is expected to be com
pleted on Nov. 1.
Most of the money has been col
lected from the Texas A&M Univer
sity division, he said.
At the College Station fund drive
meeting on Tuesday, Haskell Mon
roe, chairman of the Texas A&M
division, reported contributions to
the College Station drive totaling
$14,085.25.
The faculty and staff of the uni
versity have also donated
$11,916.75 to the Bryan-Brazos
County United Way fund drive.
Sawyer said the contributions to
both drives from the Texas A&M
division this year are already higher
than last year’s total.
The Retired People s division of
the drive also has surpassed last
year’s total.
The money collected from the
College Station drive will go to 15
agencies in the Bryan-College Sta
tion area.
They include: the College Station
Recreation Council, Community
House Inc., Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts
and the Brazos County Community
Council.
Other agencies are the Retired
Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP),
Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Cent
er, Brushy Day Care Center, Cent
ral Brazos Valley Mental Health
Center and Red Cross.
Also to receive funds are the
Boys Clubs of Bryan, Inc., Junior
Museum of Natural History, Salva-
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Associated Press
News Analysis
WASHINGTON — When
Robert S. Strauss became national
Democratic chairman in the wake of
the? party s 1972 disaster, he
brought with liim a conservative
image and a determination to unify
its sharply divided ranks.
In the three years since, the weal
th) , fast-talking Texas lawyer has
embraced a considerable measure
of party reform, while keeping the
backing of regulars who put him into
office.
As a result, except for a few dis
gruntled members, most Democ
rats seem determined to put the fac
tional battles of the past seven y ears
behind them.
“I think the part) is really in
terested in doing every thing it can
to stay together, said San Francisco
lawy er Fred Forth, one of the par
ty's more outspoken advocates of
Some of Strauss liberal critics,
led by Texas Committeewoman Bil
lie Carr, said Wednesday they are
considering a court case against
some provisions in the new rules.
Their prospects are not considered
bright.
A more serious threat woidd
come if the rules become caught up
in the part) s unfolding presidential
battle. That is what has happened in
the past.
The original reform effort in the
1969-72 period grew out of the con
tention of Sen. Eugene J. McCar
thy s backers that they had been
cheated in 1968 both by the misuse
and absence of clear rules.
The 1972 rules reflected the de
sire to end the abuses and insure a
space for under-represented
groups, including women, blacks
and young people.
The) were there at the conven
tion in record numbers in 1972,
many backing Sen. George
McGovern. But the virtual “quota
system that was responsible stirred
a backlash among elected officials,
labor leaders and some ethnic
groups, many opposed to
McGovern.
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With only sporadic opposition,
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had drafted in consultation with
representatives for many part)
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Designed to insure a more or
derly' and less dwisive convention
next July in New York, the) make it
harder for minority positions to be
brought before the full convention
and narrow the grounds for creden
tials challenges.
If the rules had been in effect in
1972, they woidd have kept both the
California and Illinois credential
challenges, and many of the plat
form controversies, from engender
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tion Army and Community Educa
tion.
Last year the College Station Un
ited Way collected $27,600 for
many of the same organizations.
The organizational divisions of
the College Station fund drive are
Texas A&M, Business, Retired
Peoples and Public School.
The chairman of the business di
vision is former College Station City
Councilman Don Dale.
suranee Companies; Bill Filck,
John Birkner and Bill Landiss, Na
tional Firms.
Chairman of the Retired People;
division is Dr. L. G. Jones. Vice
chairmen of this division are: Dr. C.
C. Doak, P. J. Alwin Zeller, Mn.
George Draper and Col. Job
Oliver.
Vice-chairman for business are:
Phyllis Hobson, Real Estate; J. E.
Loupot, North Gate; Milton Ar
nold, South Gate; David Breed,
South Gate; Charles Thomas, In-
The Public School division ii
headed by Ered A. Hopson.
Sawyer said he was confidenttk
drive would reach its goal.
“Not all the money is in butuc
are still looking for large amountsil
money as the drive comes toi
close,” he said.
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