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;d to come andlfuj
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ting will be in
Anyone wishii
joining the
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in room 112oftli|
pin.
Club is inviting;
ing at 7:30 p.m
will center our
Just let me go home..
Battalion photo by Ben Po
ilty and staffe-
through nidi
lite Coliseum,
cardiovascular
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nore is imited
I by attending!
Memorial Stia
Jim Prochaska, a senior Agricultural Engi
neering major seems a little disgusted at hav
ing to show his shuttle bus pass. Drivers are
giving students until Wednesday to pick up
their passes. After that, weH...it’s a long walk
home.
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alias says
it s bigger
United Press International
ALLAS — In this state, where the
roast of “everything’s bigger in
Texas’ is still a matter of pride
imong some, a verbal war has raged
iver the size of two of the larger
ities, Dallas and San Antonio.
Well, now it’s official — Dallas is
bigger.
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
las verified the city it represents is
he seventh largest city in the
United States — with a population
f 884,850 — up from the 880,000
“stimate earlier this year before the
own of Kleberg voted to consoli
date.
San Antonio is tied, according to
hamber figures, with Baltimore for
ighth with 814,000 people. New
rill meetat’il fork still tops the list with 7.4 mil
lion and Houston remains the
st city in Texas with a popula-
f/ipn 1.6. million.
.Dallas’ lower figure was estimated
earlier this year by the City of Dal
las and the North Texas Council of
Governments. The 1970 census
listed Dallas with a population of
844,000.
I The chamber of commerce made
its announcement in connection
with the release of a new pro
motional brochure for the city
entitled, “Dallas, The City.”
ce Club meeti(|
l-10;00p.m,
eshman stak
;ed to apply
is now offer®
ng up and leu
nher 11 aixi»J
,(ration meeta
ite Coliseum <
Ag-Joumalia
>rs of Tomorro
le third floori
will meet i
present a s
New Mem I
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Serving Luncheon Buffet
Sunday through Friday
11:00 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.
$3.50
Top Floor of Tower Dining Room
Sandwich & Soup Mon. thru Fri.
$1.75 plus drink extra
Open to the Public
■cling tomijM
New’ memfel
II prospecfej
t 6:30 p.iti il
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THE BATTALION Page 7
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1978
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A different message
for newcomers from
First National. . .
If you are a newcomer to Bryan or College Station, this message is
for you.
The selection of a new hank is one of those decisions few people
seriously consider. After all, most hanks are pretty much alike.
First National Bank of Bryan is a little different. And that difference
makes all the difference.
Sure. First National offers all the services of a full-service hank
(checking, savings, installment and commercial loans, trust
department, etc.). But First National gives you first name service.
To learn more about First National, visit our new hanking house in
First Place (Texas Avenue midway between Bryan and College
Station).
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