Page 10 THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1978
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BURT REYNOLDS
Cricket haters
‘hopping mad’
in California city
United Press International
FRESNO, Calif. — They’re
bugged by too many crickets, so a
group of Coalinga Chamber of Com
merce representatives asked Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr., Wednesday
for state help in stamping them out.
“We have literally been overrun
by crickets,” said spokesman George
Lacy. “There is not a house, store or
office in the town that has not had to
sweep piles of crickets out the door
almost daily.”
The subject came up as Brown
prepared to speak to a group of
Fresno County cotton growers. Lacy
asked for a few moments of the gov
ernor's time then read a formal letter
detailing the cricket problem. No
one has been able to come up with a
solution, he said.
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Eddie Dominguez '66
Joe Arciniega '74
You ve never seen a
movie like it _
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Monday
September 11
Rudder Theatre
$1.00
8:00 p.rrh
what’s up?
Friday
DEADLINE: The deadline for applying for graduate and 4
graduate degrees to he awarded in December is today.
DEADLINE: Today is the last day to audition for Singing c, fro
Century Singers, and Reveliers.
WATER POLO TOURNEY: Begins at 3:30 p.m., in P.l. Do
Natatorium.
MOVIE: “Smokey and the Bandit, with Burt Reynolds,SallyFj tt _
and Jackie Gleason about two truck drivers who acceptal#
make a beer run from Atlanta to Texarkana and back in 28li
will he shown at 8 p.m. in Rudder Auditorium.
MOVIE: “Semi-Tough” an outrageous comedy about football,sta
Burt Reynolds and Kris Kristofferson, will be shown at lOp,
Rudder Auditorium.
MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “The Longest Yard,” about a football
between the guards and the inmates of a Southern prisonii
subject of this violent comedy, will be shown in Rudder
ditorium.
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Saturday
MOVIE: "Smokey and the Bandit" will be shown again at8p.n leal
Rudder Xuditui mm. sti [
MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “Del iverance. about an unexpectedctiai f 6 |
events that tum a light-hearted weekend canoe trip intoapict®
total terror and desperation for four city men, will be shorn
Rudder Auditorium.
WATER POLO TOURNEY: Begins at 8 a.m. with finals at5p.®,,
P.L. Downs Natatorium.
FOOTBALL: Hie Texas A&M football team will play the Univen
Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas The game begins at 1:30p.a ■ gj.
Ml SUM SII DENTS*ASS<X IATION: Will hold elections for* k!
officials at Hensel Park this morning.
PET SHOW: There will lx? a pet show today at Tanglewoodp
located off’Villa Maria on Carter Creek Dr., at 10:00a.m. Therei]
be prizes for all winners of best groomed pets, best tricks,!
mannered, as well as a prize for the most unusual.
Sunday
MOVIE: "Lucky CkK.'.i rom.mtu ad\enture about a widowdl
two amorous buddies, starring Burt Reynolds, Liza Mineli
Gene Hackman will be shown at 2 p.m. in Rudder Theater
If you want the real
thing, not frozen or
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Dallas location:
3071 Northwest Hwy
352-8570
Dinners to raise cast
for Hill and Clemeiir 1
Skyway Twin
Bernie and Clyde agree on
one thing. The food here is
great...mile high pie, home
made rolls, fried catfish and
chicken, all in the atmos
phere of mom’s kitchen.
Come on out. You’ll love it!
Just 2V2 miles west on Hwy. 60 (University Dr.) 846-6483.
United Press International
AUSTIN, Texas — Democratic
governor candidate John Hill and his
Republican opponent. Bill Cle
ments, are using fund-raising din
ners to finance the final six-week-
long campaign blitz before the
November election.
Attorney General Hill estimated a
Wednesday dinner would generate
$725,(MX) — allowing his campaign to
make its budget.
If that estimate proves correct
then th ere will be no money prob
lems in our campaign because it will
enable us to meet our campaign
budget of $1.1 million,” Hill told a
news conference called to announce
formation of an organization of
county officials to support him.
Although $725,000 raised at one
stenl
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PLUS THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAY
EAST
DAMNABLY FRIGHTENING . . .
GOES SHUDDER TO SHUDDER
WITH JAWS"
—Charles Champlin,
LA. fimes
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FRI.-SAT. MIDNITE
ALL SEATS $1.00
Erotic Film Festival
[Pored X]
dinner is considered f
amount even by Texas can
standards, Clementshaseven
plans for a dinner in Dak'
week.
The star attractions will6cfJ
Reagan, former President («
Ford, John Connally and Ga
Bush and tickets will sellforl®
each. Clements has predicted! r. ,
base 2,(MX) people at theaiB^j
bringing in $2 million in oneiB
Hill said Wednesday he ii K e 11
pared for the expected spa . Jw 1 ™
blitz by Clements, a DallaswBr, ‘ 1
"He will be very
the last six weeks regardless .
much money is spent by tfc ^ J
side, and I m sure thatwillMSW • ,
deal," Hill said. ^ B(
Clements has claimed^
support from persons who r “Q vera ]
Gov. Dolph Briscoe in the Den ^ ^
tic primary, but Hill d |SCOunli (jul(lliav
impact of those switches. jL amer
"At least 95 percentdftheprM ^ ^
who were identified withth f mj m p r0 |
campaign have publicly shir
our side,” he said. R]] IS a j s
McLennan County Jud pj a ^
Thomas of WacA and Count)
missioner Ann Richards of .If‘j
called the news conference p re£
nesday to announce formation a| . j le
organization of county oft jjrr i.
support Hill. L'l ,
In the whole history of® ^ JII-AmJ
as far as politics is concerneo
has never been a formal organi
of county officials support^
gubernatoria\ candidate,
s,a.id.
“The couiYriomta
coming together to forniahztj
broad and deep support by
officials of this state for Johj 1 _
Hill told the county official^
elected governor he will not I
passage of any legislation m, _ D<
expenditures by local govem»*«
unless the state also provides
burse men t for the local
A collection
of prize-winning
and specially
selected films
presented at the
annual New York
Erotic
Film Festival.
The Official
Judges included:
Andy Warhol
Sylvia Miles
Terry Southern
Milos Forman
Xaveria Hollander
Holly Woodlawn
Gore Vidal.
Executive Director
of the Festival:
Ken Gaul.
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