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THE BATTALION Page 5 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1977 Police trial begins nted 1 Restau^j ns for a fan ce not re. 3ht persoJ ’Personal! salito Aptsj iechniciaiij an BeneSs] holidays,! obinson.1 'nicle need s whicli ; resume, (| ' weekday p.ni, Ineomefc! • Call Ji 323 or arranged itf person, (11 URSES :hiatry ntUmUiai^ ce nolrei I Service,! PM. :Natric r. Part-lii ad int :e of aH e Sersl lenton, I 'SELORS nt Unithai program ii 'ices,822-!j ric Cento | Jobs low, 9S«rif infs. RE S m ES 3, W] jnd .1 jrve <i« (t le i WJ irea, lay n United Press International HUNTSVILLE — Jury selection | begun yesterday in the trial of two Jformer Houston police officers I charged in the drowning death of |oe Campos Torres. The former officers, Terry Den ison and Stephen Orlando, are I charged with murder in the May 6 death of Torres who was under ar rest and in their custody when he Schools to help pay trial costs United Press International HOUSTON — At least three of the universities named as bene ficiaries in the “Mormon will” of Howard Hughes have agreed to help underwrite the expenses of a trial on the document. The three schools include Rice University, the University of California and the University of Texas. Regents of the University of Nevada, which was also named in the will, will discuss the matter in a meeting Sept. 16. Nevada administrators have rec ommended the university not be come financially involved in the trial, university attorney Tom Lessly said Tuesday. Las Vegas District Judge Keith Hayes has set Oet. 3 as the date to begin a trial on the purported will in that city. “By law we can’t walk away from the opportunity of getting a large amount of money,” Rice attorney Tom Eubank said Tuesday. “We are not paying anyone’s legal fees.” Eubank said expenses shared by the schools may total $50,000. Jury fees — consisting of everything from lodging to food — are expected to be the biggest expense. University of California officials said they may spend up to $10,0(X) on the trial. University of Texas offi cials declined comment on the mat ter. Chicago killer of 8 nurses given hearing United Press International JOLIET, Ill. — The Illinois Par don and Parole Board scheduled a dosed door hearing Wednesday on ^ 'jMvXssUi vvAyaesN ir yym VovVrA'fd Speck, convicted of murdering eight student nurses in Chicago in 1966. It marked the second time Speck was eligible for a hearing. Last year, the board rejected his request as a matter of routine. Illinois Corrections Director Charles Rowe said Tuesday he can t imagine tVie decision 'being different last year or “for many years to come.” The board reportedly has re ceived. 2.50 letters opposing parole. It also was reported that the parents of two of the slain women will ask wvv: ’board not to release Speck, wVio is serving eight consecutive sen tences of 50 to 150 years. Current Illinois law requires yearly consideration of eligible paiole cases. Rut a law recently signed by Gov. Ja mes R. Thompson, which goes into effect Oct. I, allows for three-year spans between such hearings. CASUAL FASHIONS for . GUYS & GALS TOP DRAWER Culpepper Plaza was allegedly thrown into Buffalo Bayou in downtown Houston. The trial was moved to Huntsville by State District Judge Allen Stil- ley, who agreed with defense attor neys Bob Bennett and Mike Ramsey that it would be difficult to get an impartial jury in Harris County. The case will be tried before State District Judge James “Bud” Warren in the courtroom at the School of Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University. Jury selection was expected to be completed by tomorrow, with tes timony beginning Monday. Torres, 23, was arrested for dis orderly conduct in an East End bar. His body was found floating in the bayou two days later. Five officers were fired after a police investigation of the incident. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Department of Food Services Positions Open Assistant Manager Cooks Food Services Supervisors Bakers Clerks Cafeteria Workers Warehouseman Applicants see: Mr. Hein - Commons Dining Center Mr. Moore - Sbisa Dining Center Mr. Wellnitz - Duncan Dining Center Mr. Borchardt - Memorial Student Center Mrs. Davidson - Athletic Dormitory Dining or report to the Food Services office in Sbisa Hall. Student part-time employees needed at each of the above locations. 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