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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1977
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: George, James Floyd
Degree: Ph.D. in Range Science
Dissertation: HERBAGE DYNAMICS AND
NITROGEN CYCLING IN TWO
RANGELAND ECOSYSTEMS ON THE
EDWARDS PLATEAU, TEXAS.
Time: 1:30 P.M. on October 17, 1977
Place: Plant Sciences Bldg. Room 203
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Toperzer, Charles Dennis
Degree: Ph.D. in Planning
Dissertation: THE DEVELOPMENT AND
APPLICATION OF A SELF INSTRUC
TION PROGRAMMED TEXT ON
HEALTH PLANNING.
Time: 2:00 P.M. on November 7, 1977
Place: Langford Arch. Center Room 302-A
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Wange, De-Shin
Degree: Ph.D. in Soil and Crop Sciences
Dissertation: DECOMPOSITION AND
COLONIZATION OF GRASS TISSUE,
CONTAINING Hg and As, BY SOIL
MICRO ORGANISM.
Time: Soil and Crop Sciences Room 540
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate Go
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$3.00 hr. and up, plus
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ing when you work
with us. Call 822-3588
between 1 p.m. and midnight
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including bar
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person between
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ping Center.
Army officers uniforms, greens, dress blues,
etc. Blouse 39 Reg., Trousers 31-31. 713-463-
0894 after 7 P.M. 2714
Typing. 846-3491.
145t74
Typing. Experienced,
kinds. 822-0544. .1
fast, accurate. All
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Let White’s Auto Store, College Station,-
serve you with your hardware and plumbing
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FOR RENT
Horse pasture and stall. 846-7015.
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Beautiful wooded tracts 5 acres or more.
Owner financed. 846-4710, after 5 693-
0291. 26U0
WANTED
Short term lease available on
this new three bedroom, two
bath, brick home with double ga
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$325/mo. WTA Company 846-
7795 or 693-3514. 2S»s
Tutor for general education. Rahman, P.O.
Box B10, C.S., 77844. 24t4
Need 4 tickets for Baylor, Rice, SMU, games.
846-4711, 779-1362 after 5. 23t2i
Wanted. Plastic engravers part
time. Hours adjust to your schedule.
Must be mechanically inclined to
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Plastic Engravers 108 South Main,
Bryan. 26 » 3
GLEN OAKS MOBILE HOME PARK
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6 mi. from campus on Hwy. 30
2 bedroom furnished mobile home on
targe lot for rent Available now.
Call after 1:00 693-5670
27110
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Cocktail waitresses, bus help and janitors
needed Mon.-Sat. Apply at The Mansard
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Need mature girl for part-time help who’s not
afraid of animals. Not hard work. 822-
9015. 23(5
Looking for extra cash? Pizza Hut of
Bryan has several part-time waitress
positions open. Uniform and meals
furnished plus attractive wages.
Apply in person at 2610 S. Texas
Ave.
25tS
NEED EXTRA MONEY. Earn
$2.30 per hr. with your personal
ity. Apply in person 707 Texas
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Thursday-Friday only between
1 P.M.-6 P.M.
2513
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& Oct. 1, 5, 6, 7, 8. 22te
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136184
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Accepting applications
Starting wage
$2.50/hour
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1803 Texas Ave. 2 4t4
’73 Toyota Celica. Excellent gas mileage. After
5:00 846-7673. Fully loaded. 25t3
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Deluxe duplexes newly completed.
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17111
New 2 bedroom four-plex
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21114
CHEYENNE APTS.
Brand new attractive apartments. 2
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Washer, dryer connections/ Central
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893-4758.
17111
THE
LA SALLE
Attention Co-op Stu
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Monthly Rates
La Salle Hotel
120 SOUTH MAIN
BRYAN
713/822-1501
Reduced $1,000 for quick sale
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$14,500. Call Harry 846-8804,
779-5067. 26t7
Abstractors needed. Must be a
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strong background in nuclear engi
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write well. Must be an American citi
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Library, 845-1024.
2414
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3400 S. College 823-8051
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No Escalation Clausa or
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Two Swimming Pools
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Health Spas, including
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United Press International
AUSTIN, Tex.—Up to 40 percent
of the robberies and home
burglaries in Harris County are
committed by persons who already
have been charged with one or more
felonies, a Houston senator con
tends.
A proposed constitutional
amendment backed by that senator
— Sen. Jack Ogg, D-Houston —
would permit judges to deny bail to
persons charged with one felony
while they are free on bail on
another felony charge.
The proposed amendment will be
submitted to Texas voters in a spe
cial election Nov. 8, and is the third
of seven amendments listed on ill
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statewide ballot. V Apk ci,M
The Texas Civil Liberties Unii | |llKlt,fr
and some defense attorneys opjH,
the amendments on the groundsti Aggie Ma
right to bail is constitutional Ali». »?•">•>
gUa w n ’n e K - ■ ■.
We ll be opposing it as a viol |
tion of the 8th amendment," sn L
John Duncan, executive directori Aggie 1*
the TCLU. “We’ll put out so.
P ut out SOU dtrToirer pi
press statements in opposition toil StudeniCIi
but we re not going to spend ait Weiy- 31 **
money to campaign against it.” tonio. #-
Ogg disputes the argument
proposal violates the constitutioilTni RudtkT
noting judges already can deny J Chew Cam
in capital cases and said the
proposal would merely providel lulde Ar
second exception to the bail guarntp 1 " • 137 MS
tee. He says the provision is new] c *
sary to combat crime, particularly^ "
urban areas. lirfeBlw
’The statistics are pretty alarmi M SC
in urban areas such as Housti
, MSC ct
slot*.
Hit y
4
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where as much as 30 to 40 pereeiili
the robberies and home burglarii f
are epmmitted by people alrei
out. on one or more bonds,”
said.
“The amendment would givedii (
cretion to a judge to deny bail
repeat and professional offendi
In essence, I don’t think the lbd|
ers of the constitution intended
right to bail to go to people i
were charged with committing
or more crimes at the same time,
Under the provision, if a jud|
denies bail, the defendant iNou: iJlen
entitled to a full hearing on it, andijn my box-
entitled to an immediate appeallfui a ftmii
rectly to the Court of Criminal (fJo that the
peals. The appeal is then givftfr/iof meur
priority consideration.
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Former Republican congressroffteirspecis
Charles Mosher of Oberlin, Ohm a capital
will deliver two addresses at Terns not D
A&M University Monday arBufree-lat
Tuesday. 5' es you t
The executive director of the l Me and s
S. House of Respresentatives the Preset
ence and Technology Committn m New C
was invited to the campus to talkl husiastiC (
the Professional Developing sons Thui
Seminar of the Doc-tor of Enginm litorium.
ing Program and the engagenrt h fact the
was expanded to a two-part prt ter spirits
gram, the first of which is open I (leased in
the public. Rearing t<
. His address is entitled “Congrwr turns fo
Gropes for Retter Information aijL no {)n<
will be presented at 8 p.m. Monila; | |[ lrec ni
in room 102 of the Zachry Engines 5 c j ent ] w
, ing Center. It will be continue ;>me
Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. ‘"HieneduD
^ f , Sere was
‘ The theme for the seminar st 111 fe numbers
this semester is The Interactim son g s w
Among Engineers and Coven n(
ments’, ” said associate dean ofenj e s weren’i
neering. Dr. Richard Thomas. »,>
Mosher was first elected to Coa l wai
gress in 1960 and retired thi
January after serving eight consed sj
tive terms. He was the rankiii P ’
minority member of the ScieniU.. . £
Committee, and worked on its suj | c
committee on science, research®
development. TU
He was also a member oi w p
Stratton Commission (19f>7-f
which produced the major stud
and recommendations guiding 111
tional policies for the oceans in ^
alks
cent years. A prime sponsor
of til
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Office of Technology Ass ess inert
he served on the OTA Board for'
first four years and as its first vie
chairman.
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