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TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1977
energy
•ns planning to buy or build a
ecan save on utility costs
orporating energy-efficient
and equipment featured in a
publication issued by the
, Advisory Service for Texas
1 at Texas A&M University,
tied “Plain Talk About Buy-
Building an Energy-Efficient
” the publication is available
iterested Texans. It discusses
a jor areas of concentration to
s home energy efficiency —
Jresistance, attic ventilation,
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“A great deal of home energy
conservation material being distrib
uted today is designed mainly for
colder, northern climates, says D.
Stephen Riter, director of the EAST
program at A&M. “Our publication
concentrates on energy conserva
tion devices and techniques particu
larly suited to the Texas climate.
For instance, the largest energy
consumer in many Texas homes is
the air conditioning unit, not the
heating unit as in northern areas.”
The information for the publica
tion was compiled by Walter Patter
son, assistant professor of building
construction at A&M. For much of
the past year, he has been working
with builders, architects and con
sumers to encourage energy effi
ciency in homes.
Patterson says that over a long
term mortgage, a homeowner’s in
creased monthly payments for the
added costs of building in energy-
efficient equipment will be more
than recovered through smaller
monthly utility bills.
KANM album playlist
KANM is a Student Government supported FM
,jo station operating on frequency 89.1 and
lilable only on the local cable systems. It oper-
HITS
Browne The Pretender
Eagles Hotel California
ge Benson In Flight
Buffett Changes in Latitudes,
mges in Attitudes
;Floyd Animals
Wind and Wuthering
rica Harbor
Marshall Tucker Bank Carolina
wins
[wood Mac Rumours
„Leftoverture
e Wonder Songs in the Key of Life
Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
iht Moves
ewart Year of the Cat
lie Light Orchestra A New World
cord
Miller Band Fly Like an Eagle
ates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can be
reached at 846-1612. The following is the weekly
Iplaylist furnished by KANM.
RISERS
Gabriel Peter Gabriel
,evel Sea Level
le Giant Playing the Fool
ferWarnes Jennifer Wames
Renaissance Novella
Procol Harum Something Magic
Jean-Luc Ponty Imaginary Voyage
The Kinks Sleepwalker
Average White Band Person to Person
Bad Company Burning Sky
Valerie Carter Just a Stone’s Throw Away
Nils Lofgren / Came to Dance
Neil Diamond Love at the Greek
Janis Ian Miracle Row
Jethro Tull Songs from the Wood
FADERS
ZZ Top Tejas
Boston Boston
Wings Wings Over American
Elton John Blue Moves
Journey Next
Santana Festival
David Bowie Low
Linda Ronstadt Greatest Hits
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band The Roaring
Silence
Rod Stewart A Night on the Town
Queen A Day at the Races
George Harrison Thirty-three and a Third
Gary Wright The Light of Smiles
Rufus Ask Rufus
Peter Frampton Frampton Comes Alive
NEW ALBUMS
Garland Jeffreys Ghost Writer
Return to Forever Musicmagic
Weather Report Heavy Weather
David Bromberg The Best of David
Bromberg
Taj Mahal The Taj Mahal Anthology: Vol
ume I
Gong Expresso
Richard Torrance Bareback
Justin Hayward Songwriter
Kate and Anna McGarrigle Dancer with
Bruised Knees
Shakti A Handful of Beauty
Foreigner Foreigner
The Amazing Rhythm Aces Toucan Do It
Too
Allan Holdsworth Velvet Darkness
Richard Thompson Richard Thompson
Live
Jeff Beck With the Jan Hammer Group Live
Homes which use less energy will
be an even better investment if res
idential fuel and electricity rates
rise as expected in future years.
A recent report by the Federal
Energy Administration indicates
residential fuel costs likely will
nearly double by 1985.
“Plain Talk About Buying or
Building an Energy-Efficient
Home” is available by writing or cal
ling the Energy Advisory Service
for Texas, Center for Energy and
Mineral Resources, at A&M. The
telephone number is (713) 845-8025.
UT historian
to address
library group
i
Dr. Joe B. Frantz, Texas histo
rian, will be guest lecturer Thurs
day at the annual membership
meeting of the Friends of the Texas
A&M University Library.
His topic, “Chasing Lyndon B.
Johnson,” will reflect extensive re
search he has done on the past pres
ident.
Friends President John H.
Lindsey of Houston will conduct the
2 p.m. meeting in Sterling C. Evans
Library 226. A reception will follow.
Longtime professor of history at
the University of Texas, Frantz di
rects oral history research there. He
directed the Texas State Historical
Association for 11 years.
His historical specialization is
American business and busi
nessmen and the American West.
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The Peanut Gallery Gar
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from 11:00 a.m.-2:00
p.m. Enjoy a unique din
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Wine and Bar Drinks are also available.
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11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
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If you don’t want a ring around your drink, re
member this. The first white is Jose Cuervo White.
Since 1795 Jose Cuervo has been the first, the pre
mium tequila.
And Jose Cuervo is made to mix best. With cola,
tonic, collins, water, orange juice, grapefruit juice,
juices and etc., etc., etc.
JOSE CUERVO 4 TEQUILA 80 PROOF. IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY © 1976 HEUBLEIN. INC., HARTFORD, CONN.