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THURSDAY
Brazos Ornithological Society, Dr.
Brian Cain, "Bird Survey of Bolivar
Peninsula,” Oceanography-Meteorology
112, 7:30 p in.
Crafts and Arts Committee, organiza
tional meeting for students interested in
inacrame, jewelry and pottery making,
painting and other forms of expression,
MSC Arts and Crafts Center, 7:30 p.m.
Brazos Chapter Texas Society of Pro
fessional Engineers, Mr. Ken Smith,
Texas Municipal Power Association, Three
C Barbeque, Bryan, Social Hour 6 p.m..
Meeting 7 n.m.
Electrical Engineering Wives Club,
Wood’s Furniture, 800 Texas Avenue,
Bryan, 7:30 p.m.
Ocean Engineering Seminar, Gary E.
Braybeal of NASA’s Earth Resources
Branch in Houston, "The NASA Earth Re
sources Program and Coastal Zone Man
agement,” Zaehry 342, 3:30 p.m.
Bryan Parks and Recreation Depart
ment, would like to begin a Womens
Open Slow Pitch and a Mens Church Slow
Pitch Softball league this summer. If in
terested in entering a team come to 203 E.
29th Street. Deadline for entering a team
is April 4 at 5 p.m.
FRIDAY
Phi Alpha Theta and Department of
History, Graduate Lecture, John Henry
Faulk, “The Recollections of the McCar
thy Era,’’ Faulk, Texas humorist, was
blacklisted during the mid I950’s after
being accused of being part of the Com
munist conspiracy. Sterling C. Evans Li
brary 226, 7:30 p.m.
Pre-Veterinary Society, Spring Bar
becue, Briarwood Apartments Party
Room, 7 p.m. (free to members, $3 for
dates).
Texas Society of Professional
Engineers Student Chapter, Second An
nual Spring Engineers' Ball featuring the
“Wooden Leg” band from Houston,
Zaehry, 8 p.m. to midnight ($3 for non-
TSPE members, $2.50 for members).
Tickets available through the office of the
Dean, College of Engineering.
“Z”, a film by Costa-Gavras, presented
by the Iranian Student Association. 7:30
p.m.. Rudder 701, Starring Yves
Montand, Jean-Louis Trintignant and
Irene Pappas. The film is in color with the
sound track in English. Admission is $1.
University Lecture, Waldo H. Moore,
Library of Congress’ Copyright Office,
Sterling C. Evans Library 226, 2 p.m.
SATURDAY
Free University Committee/A&M
Consolidated Community Education,
Genealogy Trip to Austin, to Texas State
Library and Austin Texas Stake L.D.S.
Branch Library, leave from lot 60, visitors
parking lot near the MSC, 7:30 a.m. (re
turn 5 p.m.) Call 846-3559 or 845-1515 for
more information.
Rec Bridge Committee, MSC 140, 1:15
p.m.
Engineering Technology Society,
Spring Picnic, Welch Park, Lake Some
rville, 12 noon.
A&M Wheelmen, Bicycle Tour to Car
los, about 40 miles or 4 hours. Rudder
Fountain, 1 p.m.
SUNDAY
Chess Committee, MSC 206, 6 p.m.
MONDAY
Dance Arts Society, Ballet, G. Rollie
White 266, 7:30 p.m.
Accounting Society and Beta Alpha Psi,
Election of Officers, Rudder 601, 7:30
p.m.
TUESDAY
French With a Smile, Conversation
Hour, MSC Cafeteria, 12 noon.
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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977
Page 5
Eddie Dominguez ’66
Joe Arciniega ’74
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Les to complete' work on two of
|esession s most controversial hills
medical malpractice and coal
Srry “pipelines” — before adjourn-
Ig for the weekend.
Dth hills were tentatively ap-
roved earlier, and scheduled for
|al action today before the House
Bjourned for its weekend break.
|Tlie representatives yesterday
■preliminary approval to the bill
Ithorizing pipeline companies to
mdeinn a 50-foot wide strip of land
joss 600 miles of Texas for con-
fuetion of a coal slurry pipeline.
pipeline will transport coal
jjm Western states to the Texas
If Coast to generate electricity,
lie measure passed bv a vote of
1-34.
{Railroads opposed the proposal,
id both sides of the issue actively
pbied lawmakers throughout the
■ in an effort to switch votes on
■bill.
{But apparently few votes were
(anged.
don’t see it as a real fight be-
Ifeen the pipeline and the rail-
lads,” argued Rep. John Wilson,
[•La Grange. “A coal slurry pipe-
will be a necessity in the future.
Iiiergy demands for the future are
going to he considerably different in
the future than they are today, and I
believe a coal slurry pipeline is an
alternative that ought to have a
chance.
Proponents say the mixture of
crushed coal and water is the most
efficient method of transporting
huge quantities of coal to Texas in
the future.
But critics contended pipeline
backers have no assurances they can
obtain the necessary 3.6 billion gal
lons of water a year needed to carry
the coal from Wyoming, Colorado
and Montana to Texas in the slurry
pipeline.
Rep. W. S. Heatly, D-Paducah,
who said the pipeline is scheduled
to cross some of the best Texas farm
land, opposed giving the company
power to condemn land.
“Condemnation and gestapo are
one and the same,” Heatly said. “I
am trying to stop the gestapo
power.”
The slurry pipeline bill already
has been approved by the Senate,
but must be returned to the Senate
for consideration of House changes.
One House amendment that could
encounter problems in the Senate
was a provision by Rep. Jerry
Donaldson, D-Gatesville, permit
ting judges in condemnation cases
to award attorney fees in addition to
the compensation given landowners
for their property.
Rep. Joe Hanna, D-Brecken-
ridge, said the slurry pipeline bill is
essential to provide for future energy
sources, and does not give favorable
treatment to pipelines.
“This bill does not guarantee
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but the gore-quaffing count would
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Guests are expected to give blood,
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The “Happy hour” is the inspira
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