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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1977
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By LINDA NORMAN
Active participation to form a
power block is the key for
Mexican-Americans to get more
political power, said Senator Joe J.
Bernal, chairman of Mexican-
American Democrats (MAD).
Bernal spoke to a small group ol
students Thursday night on the role
of Mexican-Americans in this
state-wide organization. His appear
ance was sponsored by the Com
mittee for the Awareness of Mexi
can American Cultures (CAMAC).
MAD, a caucus group of the
Democratic party, attempts to in
fluence the state party from within,
Bernal said.
“The ability to provide goods and
services to the people involved is
what politics is,” said the national
committeeman for the Texas Demo
cratic party. If people are outside
the realm of these services, they are
not getting the benefits of politics,
he said.
“If we keep training middle class
people, they will keep serving the
middle class society,” Bernal said.
The 1968 Democratic convention
was dominated by the middle class,
and Humphrey was nominated be
cause of that.
Chicanos became more involved
in politics in 1972, he said, when
they sent 14 delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention.
“They were free-wheeling
chicanos who spoke their mind,”
Bernal said. In 1976, with the
nomination of Jimmy Carter, 22
chicano Democrats went to New
York. “All of a sudden, we were flex
ing our muscles,” he said.
Bernal said he was disappointed
that a chicano did not get a cabinet
position in the Carter administra-
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Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Sachchamarga, Savaraj
Degree: Ph.D. in Economics
Dissertation: A STUDY OF THE DETER
MINANTS OF THE MONEY SUPPLY
IN THAILAND.
Time: 10:30 A.M. on November 7, 1977
Place: Harrington Education Center, Room
4:33
G. VV. Kunze
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Wernecke, Edward David
Degree: Ph.D. in Agronomy
Dissertation: THE INFLUENCE OF SEA
SON, STAGE OF MATURITY, HAR
VEST FREQUENCY AND CLIMATIC
FACTORS ON FORAGE YIELD,
QUALITY, AND SEED PRODUCTION
OF CRASS INTRODUCTIONS.
Time: 2:30 P.M. on October 28, 1977
Place: Soil and Crop Sciences - Ento., Room
. 335
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
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tion. “We have the quality and per
sonnel, and the force was there,” he
said.
There is a societal need for
trained chicanos and other
minorities, Bernal said. As doctors,
lawyers, politicians and teachers, he
said they would have greater sen
sitivity in dealing with minorities
who need these services.
When minorities try to get help
on the university level, society
sometimes interprets it as reverse
discrimination, Bernal said.
The Supreme Court will soon
rule on the Bakke case, which deals
with a 37-year-old white male who is
claiming he was reversely discrimi
nated against because a California
medical school would not accept
him as a student.
Bernal said he thinks the Su
preme Court will choose not to rule
on the reverse discrimination issue,
but will rule that there is now a
greater societal need to keep provid
ing space specifically for minorities.
Joe Bernal
Milt M
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Sophomore dies of gunshot wound
Christopher Erick Green, a Texas
A&M University student, died yes
terday of a gunshot wound in his
Southwest Village apartment in Col
lege Station. Green, 19, was a soph
omore from Edmond, Okla.
College Station police, who
spondee! to a call at 5:22 p.m. Hu
day, said the death was an appai
suicide. Funeral arrangements
pending.
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National study indicates pregnand
doesn’t keep women from working
B;
WASHINGTON (UP1) — A study
released Thursday indicates that
during a one-year period 41.5 per
cent of pregnant women worked
outside their homes during preg
nancy.
The National Center for Health
Statistics reported more than 1.2
million pregnant women worked. A
total of 3,034,000 women had babies
during the one-year period.
The report — a survey of family
growth which included 9,800
women — was based on one of the
few national studies ever done
pregnant women in the work6*
It covered 12 months in 1972i
1973.
It said pregnant women rep
sented about 8.8 percent ofthti
timated 14.36 million world
women aged 15 to 44 whowere
had been married
Of the 1.2 million pregnantsw
ers, 83.9 percent were whilei
16.1 percent were of other ram
Women under 25 represent
53.3percent of the total
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