THE BATTALION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1978
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Drs seminars I
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^ camping
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enjoy, praise
utility school
vildtf ^ 0I l^l en Campbell would have fit in
uiientPj Pely Texas A&M University’s
1 ' |cond Electric Power and Utilities
iever ai,. pining School last week,
id N k i Li nemen were on poles at the Re-
a on ^ arch and Extension Center and on
able e P 0111 ^ learning underground
• 0 ln ' ible techniques and maintenance
0N 'n trips jbydraulic equipment that has al-
post made climbing spikes a thing
[((the past.
Illie school involved 150 trainees,
btructors and equipment
ippliers. The latter provided more
ian $1 million in displayed equip-
lent Thursday.
"It’s costing our company a lot for
§to be here,’’said Mack Hargrove,
e of four instructors from Stam-
d, “But the things we re learning
[instructors could save somebody’s
i t. You can’t put a cost on that,
•earistow lyway, the company will get it all
1 manyttej ^ j n a couple of*years, from
tiy better. Lybody back home picking it up
Universityk pm us .”
r, nnerlyj fbe training stresses a majority of
rsl s’inds-on experience after classroom
she said,
aid, wincii
eDJ ! ssions.
and
coach E mm jtt Dye of Clifton saw other
" , 1S enefits, centered around the coffee
ii roductaj L 'Th e mechanics get together
f™’ dtaik about their problems,
r™ ini Uiers pick up on things they will
ichaeiSbei D bably see later,” he said.
Starr of AiisIT
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national i
ith the t
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Republican campaign blitz
set for media prime time
United Press International
WASHINGTON — For two
weeks this fall, television shows
such as “Charlie’s Angels,” “All in
the Family,” “Good Morning
America,” and the NFL “Game of
the Week” will be brought to
viewers in part by the Republican
Party.
Congressional Campaign Com
mittee Chairman Guy Vander Jagt,
R-Mich., will announce Monday
that $800,000 is being spent on an
llth-hour blitz of network television
advertising.
The program’s scale is unmatched
by previous efforts of any national
campaign committee working for
congressional candidates.
The committee has bought 21
half-minute spots on CBS and ABC.
The advertisements will be aired
during the major viewer hours —
the early-morning talk shows, eve
ning prime time, weekend sports ,
events and the late movies between
Oct. 23 and Nov. 5.
Each features a little-known pro
fessional announcer, Bryan Clark,
whose message is that Republicans
can cut government spending and
trim the federal bureaucracy.
In an advertisement labeled “bu
reaucracy,” Clark says the American
people are complaining about too
much government red tape and the
Republicans would like to do some
thing about it.
“But we haven’t run the Congress
in many years,” he said. Then extol
ling GOP candidates, he adds, “he
or she may be your best chance to
fight big government this year.”
A spokesman for the committee
said the ads are intended to “level
some pretty direct criticism at the
record the Democrats have a-
massed.”
The GOP views the television
blitz as just one more element of its
multi-million dollar campaign to
gain seats in Congress this fell.
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