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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1977
PROFESSIONAL RACQUET RESTRING & REPAIR
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College Station, Texas 77840
Buy frame at regular price and have it strung
FREE with regular nylon.
Wilson, AMF Head, Dunlop & Other Name Brands
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
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Day Ducks
are all
they’re
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up to be
TIPTT0P
RECORDS
AND TAPES
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$3frDK Blank Tape Quantity Prices
STEREO: SALES & SERVICE • MUSIC BOOKS • NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES
COMPLETE SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
INSTALLATIONS
Store Hours:
9:00-6:30 Mon.-Sat.
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TEXAS AVE.
UNIV. DR
•
COULTER
★
TIP
TOP
OPEN LATE AFTER
YELL PRACTICE
Friday, October 28
Until 3:00 A.M.
KTAM LIVE REMOTE & FREE PRIZES
Records • T-Shirts • Free Meals
Special Discounts • “Hungries” Glasses
614 VILLA MARIA
City National^ 48 Month
New Car Loan lets you drive
a good deal home.
The car you buy today will probably cost more than
the last one you bought. So it figures you’!! need more
time to pay for it.
More months to pay means a lower monthly pay~
ment. It’s as simple as that.
Whatever kind of new car loan you need, for how
ever many months (48, 42, 36), come see us when
you’re ready to buy. We’ll help get you rolling.
48 Months
Rate
Amount
Monthly
Annual
Add-on
of Loan
Payments
Percentage
Rate
3,000.00
76.00
P.V4%
*
3,500.00
88.67
4. P4%
4,000.00
IOL33
l >.94%
4.500.00
I 14.00
<4.y4%
5.0Q0.00
126.67
V>. V4%
5,500.00
! Y). 3 3
i>.V4%
6.000.00
I 52.00
4.^4%
6,500.00
164.67
'L44%
7.000.00
177.3 3
<.>.«.)4%
42 Months
Rate
Amount
Monthly
Annual
Add-on
of Loan
Payments
Percentage
Rate
• 3,000.00
84.93
9.99%
*
3,500.00
99.08
9.99%
4,000.00
l l 3.24
9.99%
4.500.00
127.39
9.99%
5.000.00
141.55
9.99%
5,500.00
155.70
9.99%
6,000.00
169.86
9.99%
6,500.00
184.01
9. W%
7.000.00
198.17
9.99%
36 Months
Rate
Amount
Monthly
Annual
Add-on
of Loan
Payments
Percentage
Rate
3,000.00
96.83
10.04%
*
3,500.00
1 12.97
10.04%
4.000.00
129. 1 1
10.04%
4,500.00
145.25
10.04%
5,000.00
161.39
10.04%
5,500.00
177.53
10.04%
6,000.00
193.67
10.04%
'
6,500.00
209.81
10.04%
.
7,000.00
225.94
10.04%
Annual pcivcntap rati - hi'invd on t.4°<> .ul.
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ICityNationalBank
301 Texas A\ emu- Brvan,Texas 77801, 779- 5402
Gotcha!
Illegal parking is sometimes eonvenient.
Other times it can be a pain in the hubcap.
University Police immobilized this car by the
MSC with a rhino clamp Tuesday. To get the
clamp removed, the owner must contact the
police and, in all likelihood, pay a fine.
Pro and con opinions issuei
about J-board proceedings
Wh
Ted Ha
way to I
ing maj<
By LIZ NEW LIN
Battalion Staff
Majority and minority opinions
on Judicial Board proceedings that
struck down the office of Student
Government comptroller two weeks
ago were released Tuesday.
The 5-4 decision eliminated the
position of comptroller, which was
placed under the executive branch
to handle bookkeeping for the Stu
dent Government. Under the bill,
the vice president for finance would
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Aggie Rings.
Diamonds Set —
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Reoxidizing —
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Repair
have strictly policy-making duties.
Since the bill was overturned, the
vice president for finance still dis
burses Student Government funds.
The four-page minority report
quotes the Texas A&M University
Student Body Constitution as the
basis for its decision and approved
the bill.
“It is the opinion of the minority
of the Judicial Board ... that the rul
ing of the board should be made in
accordance with the ... constitution
for the Student Body of Texas A&M
University,” the opinion states.
“Since the actual spending of Stu
dent Government money is execu
tion of legislation, it is the duty of
the Student Body president to do
so.”
William Griffin, author of the
opinion, suggested to future J-board
members that they “think beyond
ntinei pj.
|1Z
P'fMarv
n : t:
the particular problem at haufa
consider the entire con sequel .res
their final decision. The w
quence of this ruling is that it
ally takes the duty of execut
ate legislation away from the
ident. Changes of this magniti
should he made through coni
tional amendment, not througkj q
dicial interpretation.”
The one-page majority opi
cited the hill itself as basis
decision. The J-board ruled
there were “two inappropriatean jy
for constitutionality. Tobeginwii :) f
the Senate cannot empowerlt
Student Body president with
new powers or responsibilities.
“Secondly, the Student
constitution clearly outlines thej tin
functions of the executive coni®
tee and therefore no new
sihilities can he delegated thereii
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9-5:30 ' 846-5816
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Call 845-261
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thing, not frozen or
canned ... We call It
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352-8570
University
Flower &
Gift Shop
Order Your
Aggie Mum
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Come In And Pick From
Our Selection
of Samples
A 'A
Plants — Hallmark Cards
Posters — Candles — Roses &
Other Fresh Flowers
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FOOTBALL MUMS
Four styles to choose from
CLASS OF ’78
YOUR SENIOR CLASS
PROJECT
Free campus delivery
momirTg:
— AN INLAID MOSAIC TILE OF
THE TEXAS A&M SEAL —
On sale before each home football game, Tuesday-
Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., in the MSC and dorms.
WILL BE DEDICATED OCTOBER 29
ATTEND THE DEDICATION
CEREMONY:
o/ Ompa
Saturday, October 29, 1977
10:00 A.M.
ACADEMIC BUILDING, 1st FLOOR
‘FOR THE BEST YEAR EVER!”
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