Page 12 THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1978
Despite restaurants’ pleas,
most meals still at home
NEW YORK (UPI) — Despite their
heavy patronage of fast food estab
lishments and other restaurants,
Americans still eat most of their
meals and snacks at home.
A study by the Newspaper Adver
tising Bureau Inc. shows in-home
eating on weekdays accounts for 92
percent of the breakfasts, 62 percent
of lunches and 82 percent of
dinners, plus 64 percent of morning
snacks, 68 percent of afternoon and
80 percent of evening snacks.
Of the meals eaten away from
home, only three or four of every 10
take place in restaurants.
The bureau’s information was
taken from a national probability
sample of American households dur
ing a six-month period.
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The Texas A&M University campus is changing from
day to day, but one thing remains the same through
the years. Now the crane is at the construction of the
new library wing. The project, which will about dou
ble the size of the library, is scheduled for comple
tion sometime this spring. This view of the campus is
from the observatory in the Oceanograpya
Meteorology Building. Tours of the building!
conducted each Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Adventures of the
mind & spirit. . .
Peace Corps & VISTA
Backstairs at White House
First lady still a trooper
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ARE WE GETTING FULL BENEFITS FOR WHAT THE
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WASHINGTON — Backstairs at
the White House:
Rosalynn Carter has organized a
staff of 18 to assist her in the many
projects she has planned over the
next several months. The first lady
will be on the road, traveling fre
quently to focus attention on com
munity projects she has learned
about through her mailbag and
other contacts.
Carter has already found that by
spotlighting volunteer efforts in be
half of the less fortunate she
encourages more such endeavors.
She also is a trouper and by the
time the elections are over she will
have made six major campaign trips
— more than the president. Some of
her aides feel she is tired of cam
paigning but carrying on.
She has become a total activist,
hut there are indications that she
feels that the press does not give her
credit where credit is due. She also
has said several times that reporters
do not feel that her mental health
project is “sexy enough” to cover.
In recent interviews. Carter dis
claims the role of major adviser to
the president, hut when he asks her
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John Raney thinks the
County Judge should be
accessible to the citizens of
Brazos County. He must be
willing to discuss the is
sues. When John Raney
takes over as County
Judge, his door will be
open.
John Raney Listens
John Raney Responds
JOHN RANEY
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advice, or where she sees it is
needed, she does not hesitate to
The Virginia vacation spoti
give it.
Mary Hoyt, the first lady’s press
secretary, said Carter was involved
in the Camp David summit by
“waiting up for her husband until 3
a.m.” when he would he involved in
negotiations and she also sat in on
the top American staff meetings.
Carter also plans a major push in
behalf of the Equal Rights Amend
ment which she feels is not really
understood. She will take on an
“educator’s role to help put over
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tic and completely escapist
tore lovers like the Carters. ■
Tl le 161-acre spread wasp
chased by Herbert Hoover i
during his presidency, anil
queathed to the National Paiiii
ice as a VIP government ret
when Hoover left the presides
the fede
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Vice President and Mrs Mmi juI'An^
has frequently used Camp ite
and talked the Carters into kol ^ en S
it fixer.
President Carter has never been
known fora lack of confidence. Dur
ing the campaign, he often said “I
do not intend to lose.
During a recent campaign rally in
Minneapolis a man shouted “God
Bless You Mr. President, and Car
ter replied: “He does. He does.
The Carters are not unalterably
committed to Camp David, al
though they are spending nearly
every weekend there, rain or shine.
They are now looking over a new
retreat — Camp Hoover on the
Rapidan River — where they can
indulge in their favorite sport, trout
fishing.
National Security Affairs aJi
Zbigniew Brzezinski had
turned from the Vatican wheif
witnessed the installation off
John Paul II, when a reporterd
him if the Egyptian-Israeli pe
treaty would he signed on Mt
where the Ten Commandmi
were given to Moses. ^
“Or maybe on the Red
Brzezinski replied, garbling
Bible stories. The Red Seadii
so the Israelites could escajj
iw many ]
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tween g
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Although
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Egyptians in an account in tk
of Exodus. Jesus walked on
of Galilee, according to the Gi
The president and Mrs.
are keeping their Thanksgiving
Christmas holiday plans topsfi nt in th
They have established some
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of a tradition of spending Thanla "I just
ing at Camp David and going It wh time
to Plains, Ga., for Christmas. U mted to,’
Carter aides indicate that tlie
family finds it difficult to go hoi# tht, it wa:
spread
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a t illage where they will hem
by tourists. The division in thef 'olarship,
Baptist Church of Plains over Mall had
segregation issue also has bef
strain, particularly since Carter #nd any ti
tries to attend both thechurcW dies is an
childhood and the new churcl
tablished as a result of the n 'ssinthei
controversy. d. “If j
There was speculation that0 digs real
David was still in the picturt
Thanksgiving and that the Call vejo shir
might even decide to spend Clt
mas in the White House — s
thing first families rarely do, w
it is the last Christmas for the#
the White House.
When reporters told Mrs. &
“you know it’s important tot
know where we will be on tl
holidays,’’ she replied: “that!
our first consideration.”
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