THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1978
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'Freddy, the two-faced calf strolls through Texas A&M Uni-
jversity’s College of Veterinary Medicine where he’d been
brought for a checkup by his owners, Michael and Charlie
of Rockdale.
^ Janak
Two-headed calf
might heat odds,
live normal life
What would you do if you
were the proud owners of a
two-headed calf?
If you’re Michael and Charlie
Janak of Rockdale, you bottle
feed him and see that he gets
careful, loving attention from
Texas A&M University’s College
of Veterinary Medicine.
Freddy, the two-headed,
8-week-old, Hereford-Charolais
crossbred calf, was brought to
Texas A&M’s Large Animal
Clinic for a checkup.
Senior veterinary medicine
students, along with Dr. Dave
Morris, instructor of large animal
medicine and surgery, gave the
white-faced patient a “fairly
normal” bill of health.
“One of the unusual things
about this calf is that it’s still
alive,” Morris said. “Most ani
mals with abnormalities like this
don’t live very long.
‘Td give the calf a one-out-of-
four chance of surviving the next
six months,” he continued. “If he
makes it past that time, chances
are he’ll live a fairly normal life. ”
Russia says China
is pushing for war
United Press International
MOSCOW — The Soviet Union
accused China Tuesday of pushing
for a world war, preparing itself by
stockpiling weapons and strengthen
ing its army.
The Communist Party newspaper
Pravda said China opposes detente
and does little to hide what Pravda
called “hegemonistic designs” over
neighboring states.
Pravda has accused China of pre
paring for war before, but Tuesday’s
article, prominently displayed, was
more severe in its criticism than ear-~
lier stories.
“Peking not only proceeds from
the inevitability of a new world war,
but is prodding it on, stepping up
the material preparations for war,”
Pravda said.
“China is rapidly increasing her
stockpiles of all types of weapons,
including missile-nuclear arma
ment, and is searching for new types
of weapons in the West.
“While arming itself, China
comes out for the strengthening of
NATO and other imperialist mili
tary blocs, for the perpetuation and
expansion of U.S. military presense
in Europe and Asia.”
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Israel to leave southern Lebanon,
secret transfer of authority slated
I United Press International
llsrael wants to leave its positions
in southern Lebanon in the hands of
Clu'istian rightist allies instead of
U N. peace-keeping troops before
fonnally quitting the area Tuesday,
ajhigh-ranking Israeli government
source said.
llsraeli military spokesmen said a
formal ceremony marking the trans
fer of authority was scheduled in the
eastern sector of the six-mile “secu-
w zone along the Lebanese fron-
Ir. But the spokesmen reliised to
k me the site or the participants.
Almost all of their main units are
out, a Western diplomat in Beirut
said of the Israelis. “They’ve got
about 1,000 men in there they can
fold up pretty quickly.”
But a high-ranking government
source in Tel Aviv said Monday it
appeared that the rightist militias
will be given control of the border
zone since, “It’s Christian territory,
they live there, and we did not go in
to fight them.”
Lebanese leftist sources said the
departing Israelis had already
turned many of their positions over
to the Christian forces led by Maj.
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