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TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1977
Carter pushes $50 rebate
United Press International
WASHINGTON — President
Carter is going to bat for his pro
posed $50 a person rebate in the
face of zealous Republican opposi
tion and lukewarm Democratic
support in the Senate.
Press Secretary Jody Powell said
yesterday Carter feels the proposal
is “extremely important” to eco
nomic recovery. Powell told re
porters yesterday “we recognize
passage of the tax rebate is not. . .
automatic,” but insisted that it has
the majority support of the Ameri
can people.
“Although there are numerous
bases on which one could take ex
ception to it,” Powell said, “no one
has been able to come up with a
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the economy . . .”
“So it is the President’s belief this
proposal is extremely important to
recovery,” he added.
Senate Republican leader How
ard Baker said he thinks there is an
“excellent chance” that the House-
passed tax rebate will be defeated in
the Senate with solid GOP opposi
tion.
But Senate Democratic Leader
Robert Byrd disagreed.
“As of now, the tax rebate will
carry,” Byrd said.
Sources close to the Democratic
leadership said they cannot see
more than 40 votes against the re
bate.
The main opposition to the rebate
apparently comes from a feeling that
it will do little good in stimulating
the economy. Many also are upset
that the Treasury must borrow
$10.5 billion to pay for it.
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Fabric Care News
Helpful Hints From
Your Dry-Cleaner
• Read and save all clothing labels, tags and sales
slips until garment has been laundered or dry
cleaned at least once.
• Don't use hot water on blood or other protein
stains.
• Water of any temperature will set ball point ink.
Never store vinyl, leather or suede garments in
plastic bags.
• Never store soiled or stained clothing. The stains
will set and also attract insects.
Check the interfacing on mens and womens suit
lapels before buying. Many have bonded inter
facings instead of sewn and will pucker and
wrinwe permanently when cleaned.
Use only cold water when laundering
acrylics or polyesters. Hot water will mak<
stretch permanently.
100%
ethem
Do not attempt to remove stains from corduroy,
velvet or flocked garments by rubbing or scrub-
i will remove the nap.
bing. Doing so will remove the nap.
Be careful in storing garments in plastic bags for
any length of time, especially during the sum
mer. Heat may adhere the plastic to the fabric.
• Before buying leather or suede garments, check
irfectToi
juries to the animal from barbed wire, kicks from
other animals, ticks and other insect bites. These
scars become apparent as soon as some of the
leather dye fades.
We hope the above suggestions will help you to
save money when buying and in the care of your
clothing. Future columns will deal with specific sub
jects and problems encountered with the current
fads and fashions. If we do not coveryour particular
problem, please feel free to drop-in or call us. We
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Campus activities
TUESDAY
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
interested in entering a team come to 203
E. 29th Street. Deadline for entering is
April 4 at 5 p.m.
Brazos County Aggies, Barbecue di
nner and reflections by Col. Thomas R.
Parsons, Quonset west of Easterwood Air
port, off FM 60, social hour 6:30 p.m.;
dinner 7:30 p.m. Reservations should be
phoned to Pat Gersbach at 845-7514.
Recreation Management Institute,
“Dramatic Examples of Public Involve
ment,’’ Rudder Tower 301 and 305,8 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
A&M Missilemen, Next year’s budget
to be approved. Physics 146, 7 p.m.
Medical Technology Association, Elec
tion of officers, Harrington 100, 8 p.m.
Class of ’79, Rudder 402, 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Dance Arts Society, G. Rollie White
266, 7:30 p.m.
Rec Bridge Committee, MSC 206, 7
p.m.
Philosophy Club, Dr. Cox, “The Reifi
cation of Women,” 1202A Holik, College
Station, 7:30 p.m.
Social Dance Club, MSC 226, 7:30
p.m.
Recreation Management Institute,
“Public Involvement in Decision-
Making,” Rudder Tower 301 and 305, 8
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Aggie Volleyball Club, Benefit demon
stration match between the Mens’ Team
and the Womens’ Team, DeWare Field
House, warm-ups starting 7 p.m.. Admis
sion 50c for students, $1 for adults.
Crafts Shop and MSC Arts and Crafts
Committee, Brown-bag seminar, Rob Fos
ter, “Art of Leaded Glass,” MSC Fountain,
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
THURSDAY
Junior Class Council, Discuss next
year’s senior class project, MSC 206, 7:30
p.m.
Austin College Ensembles, A&M Pre
sbyterian Church, 301 Church Ave., Col
lege Station, 8 p.m.
Recreation Management Institute,
“Public Involvement in Decision-
Making,” Rudder 301 and 305, 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.; Banquet MSC 125 and 126, 7 p.m.
Friends of the TAMU Library, Annual
membership meeting. Dr. Joe B. Frantz,
“Chasing Lyndon B. Johnson,” Sterling C.
Evans Library 226, 2 p.m.
SATURDAY
Philosophy Club, Annual!),
picnic, Lake Somerville,
Park, 1 p.m. (call 846-2724orSi.j
details).
Student Agronomy Society,!
rural Cotton Pageant and Bij
Rudder Center Auditorium,!
lowed by ball MSC 201.
FRIDAY
Med Tech Society and Texas A&M
Nursing Society, Spencer Guimarin, Di
rector of the Texas Health Careers Pro
gram and Texas Hospital Recruitment and
Placement, Rudder 601, 9:30 a.m.
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Texas A&M University’s
OPAS presents
The Dance
Theatre of Harlem
Aggies win top honors
in Houston floral show
Thursday, March 31, 1977
Rudder Auditorium
8:00 P.M.
"An irresistable group brimming with vitality, beautifully trained with a clear, fluid technique ..."
Robert Jackson, Cue
"It is the sense of awakening that makes the Dance Theatre of Harlem what it is."
Eastchester Record
Last Sunday marked the second
consecutive year that Texas A&M
University students have earned top
honors in student floral design com
petition at the Houston Allied
Florists Design School and Trade
Fair in Houston.
A&M students competed against
Wharton Junior College and Texas
State Technical Institute, placing
first, second and third in the show.
The theme of the contest was “Re
flections in Flowers.”
Richard Delfeld, senior horticul
ture major, won first place and was
named Student Designer of the
Year with his design, “Flashbacks to
Africa.”
Lillian Foreman, sei
nalism major, took seciinj
design of “Wise Old Mod
ing Spring.”
Marci Miller, seniorW
major, placet! thirdwitlilj
“Carefree.”
Other students parliqi
the contest and receiving
mention were: Sarah
Suzanne Ouren, David
Jan Hawkins, BrendaBl;
Jo Ella Dixon. ■ : |
The floral designs are
in the Sterling C. Evans
first floor.
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"The Dance Theatre of Harlem virtually explodes on stage .
Patricia Mandell, New London News
Ticket prices:
Regular:
A&M Studenl:’
Zone 1
$7.50
$5.50
Zone 2
$6.00
$4.40
Zone 3
$4.80
$3.50
‘Special discounts available for A&M students at the MSC Box Office Tickets and Information:
MSC Box Office 845-2916.
This outstanding group is presented by the Opera and Performing Arts Society of Texas A&M, &
an MSC Committee
an MSC Committee
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Texas A&M University |
OPAS presents
EUGENE FODOR, |
VIOLINIST
W/San Antonio Symphony
Tuesday, April 12, 1977
Rudder Auditorium
8:00 P.M.
| PROGRAM:
;f Overture to Rosamunde-Schubert; Concerto #1 in D major
p for violin-Paganini; Prelude to Afternoon of a Faun-Debussy; §
| Symphony #6, OPUS 53-Shostakovich.
| TICKET PRICES 4
£ Regular
I A&M Student*
Zone 1
$6.50
$4.75
Zone 2
$5.20
$3.80
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$4.15 g
$3.00 ??
$ ‘Special discounts for A&M students can be obtained by coming by the <£
Y MSC Box Office. *
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Arts Society of Texas A&M, an MSC committee.
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