THE BATTALION Page 3
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1978
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Cost is the major reason for drop-
ling physicals, Honea said. H e said
ja questionnaire will replace physi-
■b as a pre-requisite to employ
ment.
■ Honea added since prospective
Bexas A&M employees no longer
»ve to get physicals, some of the
crowding at A.P. Beutel Health
lenter should be eliminated.
■ The questionnaire was written by
jonea in conjunction with medical
jmsultants and the Texas A&M
; Iniversity System attorneys. Honea
lid that the no-physical policy may
■ve the University money.
■ Claude B. Goswick, director of
Kutel Health Center, said that the
Iniversity s new policy toward
physicals could cost tile health
Inter $8,500 a year. Goswick said
lat Texas A&M pays the health
Inter $20 for each physical. With-
It this revenue the health center
lay begin charging students for
ledication.
iGoswiek said the new policy will
F the number of people
cterial [Waiting at the health center now.
■scon- Be said September and January
ehvo mere the busiest months for physi-
:red. lls.
tiy
to
sease
unced
ent
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lished
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by
ter to
he 2-1-
Con-
4&M staff
)hysicals
abolished
■ Prospective employees of the
ftxas A&M University System will
no longer be required to take a
physical examination as of Oct. 1.
■ John E. Honea, director of insur-
|nre and risk management for the
iniversity, said that Texas House
ill 1046, passed last year, changed
■e previous statute. Tine Bill al-
jWs Texas A&M to discontinue
ysicals.
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End to funds competition
discussed by governors
United Press International
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.
— The North-South debate domi
nated the final session of the South
ern Governors Conference Wed
nesday with a Carter administration
official and Georgia Gov. George
Busbee presenting different propos
als to end regional competition for
federal funds.
“It is important that all of us work
together to dampen the heat and
emotion often connected with this
subject,” said James McIntyre Jr.,
the director of the Federal Office of
Management and Budget.
“The time has come to end this
Sunbelt-Frostbelt debate and face
up to the real problem — assuring
that federal funds are equitably allo
cated to those areas where they can
be most effectively spent to meet
national goals,” said McIntyre, a
Georgian who worked for Busbee
before going to Washington.
To make sure federal money is
channeled to areas of greatest need,
the president has issued four execu
tive orders, McIntyre said.
One order gives priority to locat
ing federal facilities in the business
districts of urban areas, while
another is designed to award federal
contracts to high unemployment
areas.
Busbee, chairman of the South
ern Growth Policies Board, told his
colleagues that the Sunbelt’s “fights
center over formulas which, by and
large, misdirect federal funds.”
Southern governors have expres
sed concern over proposed changes
in formulas which they believe will
result in less money flowing into
their area.
The Northern lobby, Busbee
said, has suggested formula changes
which were “for the most part, irra
tional and illogical.
Although McIntyre stressed fed
eral initiatives in helping to bring
about the fair allocation of re
sources, Busbee urged the federal
government to allow state and local
officials a larger role in deciding
where money goes.
By the 1980s, Busbee said, states
should determine where the federal
money is spent and local govern
ments “should determine how the
local problems can best be solved.”
Get your snowcones here
Battalion photo by Steve Lee
Members of the campus Student Y sell snow- pre-dent major from Corpus Christi, and
cones to raise funds outside the Academic Lynelle Scheenberg, a sophomore English
Building. Trey Emery, left, a sophomore major from Garland, prepare the cones.
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