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Texas official
wants end to
pipeline regs
The Hillel
Foundation
at TAMU announces
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United Press International
WASHINGTON — Texas Rail
road Commissioner Mack Wallace
called for federal intervention to
keep state regulatory obstructions
from blocking a pipeline project to
move Alaskan oil across the South
western United States to refineries
that can serve energy-pinched re
gions of the nation.
a celebration of
PASACH
Wallace, in testimony prepared
for joint hearing of the House
energy and oversight committeees,
said, “An extreme emergency
exists. All obstacles to the operation
of the Long Beach-Midland project
should be legislated out of exis
tence. The vital interests of this na
tion demand nothing less.”
Come celebrate the passover with us at
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Wallace, one of three members of
the panel that regulates oil and gas
production in Texas, testified for a
bill to cut through judicial and
environmental barriers, mostly in
California, that prompted Standard
Oil of Ohio to cancel plans for the
1,000 mile pipeline two weeks ago.
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The pipeline would carry Alaskan
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the hub of oil pipeline networks
reaching Gulf Coast, Midwest and
Northeast refining centers.
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By LORI MAYEE
Battalion Reporter
The Texas A&M UniveriB
and the Association of Forat I
dents will honor John A. Adj
his book “We Are the Aggie;
reception April 20 in the F,
Alumni Center from 3:30 toi
Adams, a 1973 graduateo( I
A&M, has collected moretliI
photographs depicting the tisf
the Association of Former Stil
He began the project whilel
graduate work here
“We Are the Aggies”isalj
of the people who have sti
hind Texas A&M, accordi
Gay la Christiansen of the Uni
Press. Many of the photos si
complishments of the associ
The book spans 100 years,
ning with the original associi I
1879. The association first be; I
social club for graduates ofi I
lege. Several years later,iI
opened to anyone who hada# |
Texas A&M.
The Association present! I
physical and monetary seni |
the University.
“We Are the Aggies” is til
book to be published by thel I
sity Press since the fire til
stroyed its offices, alongwitlll
Chancellor Jack K. Williams |
in February.
At the reception, Adams 11
tograph copies of the bools, I
will be available for sale then I
price for non-Aggies is $18,SI
gies will receive a 20 peraj
count. The book will be avail |
bookstores April 21,
“We Are the Aggies”iI
seventh book in the Centemil
ries being published by the! I
sity Press.
Now you km
Lime just isnt his hag
Battalion photo by Pat O’Malley
NOON
Texas A&M University baseball trainer, sity. The lime was used to absorb the moisture
Terry “Pockets” Parker, holds his breath in the infield dirt, making the field dry
while gathering up empty lime bags before enough to play. The Aggies dropped both
Sunday’s doubleheader with Baylor Univer- games of the doubleheader to the Bears.
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United Press International
ATM ORE, Ala. — A Catholic priest who has made frequenh I
to John Louis Evans III on death row says the man who is scW ■
to die in the electric chair Friday is sorry for his crimes, butca I
bear the thought of a lifetime in prison.
Father Kevin Duignan visited Evans Sunday as the comi I
murderer spent a quiet day in his death row cell near Alaba I
electric chair, where he is scheduled to become the first person# |
executed in the United States in more than two years.
Evans’ lawyer, John Carroll of the Southern Poverty LawCei |
Montgomery, said Sunday he was considering going against
client’s wishes by seeking a stay of the execution in federal com
But Carroll, who was turned down last week in his attem[l I
obtain a stay from the Alabama Supreme Court, said he would ||
make a final decision about possible court action until Monday
“Johnny has committed murder, many, many robberies, burjl H
and so on, and he knows that he has done wrong,” Duignan! I
“These have all been foul deeds. He has great sympathy for tksi J|
hurt. He’s sorry.”
But Duignan, who said his visits with Evans during the;
have averaged about two to three hours a day, said Evans wasrd I
ing to authorize further appeals because “he’s convinced in hisi
mind that he will not live in captivity.”
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Evans, 29, was sentenced to die for the 1977 robbery-murde I
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