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The Texas A&M University Sys
tem Board of Regents approved the
promotions of 102 Texas A6cM Uni
versity and Texas Agricultural Ex
periment Station (TAES) personnel
with faculty rank, and confirmed
granting of tenure for 90 faculty
members. The action is effective
Sept. 1.
Promoted to the rank of full pro
fessor were: Roger Beaumont, his
tory; Walter L. Bradley, mechanical
engineering; L.A, Carlson, aero
space engineering; David Chester,
small animal medicine and surgery;
H.L. Chevalier, aerospace engineer
ing; Leonard R. Cornwell, mechani
cal engineering; S. Kerry Cooper
and Wayne E. Etter, finance;
Samuel Gillespie, marketing; Gary
E. Hart, plant sciences; Frederick
Heck, veterinary microbiology and
parasitology; Michael Herron, small
animal medicine and surgery; and
John R. Hoyle, educational adminis
tration.
Also, Lonnie L. Jones, agricul
tural economics; Harry Kidd,
English; M. M. Kothmann, range
science; Arnold P. Krammer, his
tory; James H. Matis, statistics;
Andre McFarland, civil engineering;
William McMullan, large animal
medicine and surgery; Carroll J.
Messer, civil engineering; Kunio
Nagatani, physics; John P. Nichols,
agricultural economics; Thomas
O’Connor, modern languages; J.H.
Painter, electrical engineering;
Donald Saylack, civil engineering;
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Robert J,. Stalcup, educational ad
ministration; and George L. Teetes,
entomology.
Elevated to the rank of associate
professor were Billy J. Adams, man
agement; R.J.Q. Adams, history;
Jack A. Barnes, industrial engineer
ing; David L. Barrow, mathematics;
Jerry Caldwell, animal science; R.G.
Chilton, aerospace engineering;
B.K. Colburn, electrical engineer
ing; Thomas Craig, veterinary mi
crobiology and parasitology; John T.
Demel, engineering design
graphics; Maurice E. Dennis, indus
trial education; O. Eknoyan, electri
cal engineering; Steven M. Flory,
accounting; Albert L. Ford, physics;
and Stephen A. Fulling, mathemat
ics.
In addition, Charles M. Futrell,
marketing; Jesus Garcia, educational
curriculum and instruction; John C.
Groth, finance; Edward D. Harris,
biochemistry and biophysics; Kerry
F. Harris, entomology; Karen E.
Hillier, environmental design;
Claudine Hunting, modern lan
guages; Gerald L. Maffei,
environmental design; Eugene L.
Marquis, civil engineering; Make
McDermott Jr., mechanical engi
neering; Joel M. Moss, physics; Jack
R. Nation, psychology; Ronald J.
Newton, plant sciences; P.S. Noe,
electrical engineering; and Wesley
F. Page, agricultural education.
Also, Philip N. Pregill, landscape
architecture; David L. Pugh, urban
and regional planning; Larry J.
Reynolds, English; Michael P.
Rosynek, chemistry; William H.
Rupley, educational curriculum and
instruction; B.D. Russell, electrical
engineering; Richard Sandige, engi
neering technology; Robert O.
Segner Jr., building construction;
Michael Sheively, veterinary
anatomy; Nova J. SilvyandR. Doug
las Slack, wildlife and fisheries sci
ences; August W. Smith, manag-
ment; Stephen L. Stark, educational
adminsitration; Michael J. Steelier,
mathematics; Charles R. Taylor, ag
ricultural economics; Arnold Ved-
litz, political science; Jay R. Walton,
mathematics; Donald J. Woods, psy
chology; W.P. Worley, electrical
engineering; and Peter J. Zweig, ar
chitecture.
Advanced to the rank of assistant
professor were Sara Alpern, history;
David L. Bilbo, building construc
tion; Bonnie E. Browne, political
science; David L. Chapman, univer
sity libraries; Janet Horne, English;
Laura Kitzmiller, health and physi
cal education; Eric N. Powell,
oceanography; Sharon Rothmel,
urban and regional planning; and
Stuart A. Ross, political science.
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educational psychology; Leonardo
Auernheimer, economics; David L.
Barrow, mathematics; William E.
Beach, agricultural engineering;
James J. Benjamin, accounting; Shir
ley J. Black, history; Wilbert B.
Blackburn, range science; John
O M. Bockris, chemistry; Carl E.
Buth, civil engineerng; Neville L.
Carter, geophysics; A. K. Chan, elec
trical engineering; and George C.Y.
Chiou, veterinary pharmacology and
toxicology.
Additionally, Carl E. Coppock,
animal science; Thomas Comstock,
engineering techonolgy; Luis F.
Costa, modern languages; Elizabeth
Cowan and Gregory Cowan,
English; Phil Davis, family and
community medicine; John T. De
mel, engineering design graphics;
Maurice E. Dennis, industrial edu
cation; Robert S. Dewers, forest sci
ence; Clarence J. Dockweiler, edu
cational curriculum and instruction;
J.T. Dotson, engineering technol
ogy; Thayne R. Dutson, animal sci
ence; James A. Dyer, political sci
ence; Everett Emino, horticulture;
Rand B. Evans, psychology; Albert
L. Ford, physics; Stephen Fuller,
agricultural economics; Andrew S.
Garay, biochemistry and biophysics;
Bruce L. Gardner, agricultural eco
nomics; Stefan Gartner, oceanog
raphy; Douglas C. Godwin, educa
tional curriculum and instruction;
Harris J. Granger, physiology; Wade
L. Griffin, agricultural economics;
Edward D. Harris, biochemistry and
biophysics; Mogens Hcnricksen,
mechanical engineering; and Marx
Herron, veterinary anatomy.
Also, Larry A. Hickman, philos-
phy; Gordon R. Hopkins, mechani
cal engineering; Earl R. Hoskins,
geophysics; Daniel L. Householder,
industrial education; Leonard
Hurov, veterinary small animal
medicine and surgery; Garret M
Ihler, medical biochemistry; Carl E.
Jones, physiology; Laura L. Kitzmil
ler, health and physical education;
Stanley H. Kratchman, accounting;
Charles W. Lamb Jr.
Wayne A. LePori, agricultural
neering; Raymond Loan, vela
microhiolgoy and parasil
Charles R. L,ong, animaUi
Jerome Diving, English;!!
Luttberg, political «#
Elizabeth Maret-Havens, sod
Janet McCann, English;
McEachran, wildlife and
sciences; John McGrath, vet
pathology; John E. Morris,
tional curriculum and inst
Joel M. Moss, physics; Roi
Newton, plant sciences; Thoi
O’Connor, modern tang
Emanuel Parzen, statistics;Pit!
Pregill, landscape architecturtl
Russell Puckett, engiJ
technology.
Others were John 1. Re;;
business analysis; EdwardJJ
berg, civil engineering; R MiU
Richards, finance; Warrent
business analysis; Michael P j
nek, chemistry; Richard $
engineering technology; Gir
Schugart, accounting; R
Slack, wildlife and fisheries
Robert J. Stalcup, education^
ministration; Lee Stavent
modern languages; Miclw]
Steelier, mathematics;
Stone, pathology and
medicine; Max D. Sum:!
entomology; Akira TakayantJ
nomics; George L. Til
entomology; Robert E. Tri
physics; Thomas F. Urban,|
agement; Arnold litz, politiul
ence; Jay R. Walton, mathtJ
Merrill Whitburn, English;dj
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark — A
pet shop parrot found on a drunken
man’s shoulder told police the name
of its owner, but gave no clues to the
whereabouts of 10 other parrots and
30 budgereegah stolen from the
same shop earlier this week. A
budgereegah is a type of parrot with
zebra-like stripes.
Police found Jakob the parrot on
the shoulder of a Finnish citizen,
sleeping on a Copenhagen sidewalk.
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Jakob, who appeared constflj For m
more sober. BASEMI
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said “Hertha when askedt™
of his owner. SW IM T
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words with a burglary Sunf AGGIE
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