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Thursday
MOVIE: “Wizards,” an animated cartoon movie will be shown at 8:45
p.m. in the Grove Theater. (PG).
KANM STUDENT RADIO: There will be an organizational meeting
for anyone who wants to be a DJ or staff member of the new
KANM radio at 7:30 p.m. in “B” Lounge between Moore and
Crocker Halls.
DEADLINE: Thursday is the last day for dropping a course with no
penalty.
ENGLISH CONFERENCE: There will be a conference of the As
sociation of Departments of English, one of three planned across
the nation this summer. The conference, to be held through
Saturday in the Rudder Center.
ENTERTAINMENT: Mike Williams, from Austin, will play at Grins
at 8:30 p.m. Admission is $2 at the door.
Friday
CALENDAR: Any person, group or organization who would like to
have something printed in the what’s up column should fill out a
form provided in Room 216, Reed McDonald. The name, date and
purpose of the event should be included.
ENTERTAINMENT: Ain’t Misbehavin’ will play from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. at Grins. There is a $3 cover charge.
MOVIE: “Silver Streak,” starring Richard Pryor, will be shown at
8:45 p.m. in the Grove Theater. (PG).
MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “Young Frankenstein,” starring Gene Wilder
and Marty Feldman, will be shown in the Grove Theater. (PG).
Saturday
MOVIE: “Dr. Zhivago, ” starring Omar Sharif and Julie Christie, will
be shown at 8:45 p.m. in the Grove Theater. (PG).
ENTERTAINMENT: Ain’t Misbehavin' will play from 8:30 p.m. to
midnight at Grins. There is a $3 cover charge.
Sunday
MOVIE: “The Four Musketeers,” starring Michael York and Faye
Dunaway will be shown at 8:45 p.m. in the Grove Theater. (PG).
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Battalion Staff Report
FM radio listeners will have
inother alternative on cable in a few
eeks when KANM-FM returns to
the air.
I Todd Gross, KANM station man
ger, said he hoped the station
ould be back on the radio for the
first day of classes of the second
ummer session.
The station went off the air in the
all of 1978 because of a minor ex-
)losion that damaged the broadcast
ward. The station was scheduled to
•pen again in the spring, but re-
•uilding the board took longer than
xpected, Gross said.
Another problem was a move
from old studios in Briarwood
ipartments to a new location in the
5-lounge between Crocker and
Moore dormitories. Problems with
phone lines between the new studio
and the cable companies caused fur
ther problems, but Gross said this
has been worked out and the station
is close to working again.
der
nal Trans-
vemment
ngeles on
grounding
Tuesday,
dl witnes-
ling order
Friday, July 13, is the projected
date to resume operations, but the
station could go back on the cable
sooner if all the minor problems
with phone lines are fixed, he said.
The station will be moving its fre
quency from 89.1 to 99.9 and will be
in stereo, he said.
The main problem now is getting
a staff together to run the station.
Gross said.
Disc jockeys usually work one
four-hour shift a week, and a broad
cast license is not needed to work on
the station, he said.
The station has a progressive for
mat, playing all types of music ex
cept disco. Gross said.
“We are getting more and more
interest in the station. If we can get
enough workers at the station, we
would love to be on 24 hours. In the
spring we had an organizational
meeting for the fall, and all the spots
were filled. I hope we can generate
enough interest to fill all the spots
this summer,” he said.
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CORRECTION
OUR AD THAT RAN WED. JUNE 20 READ:
BEEF BRISKET BONELESS $1.15.
SHOULD HAVE READ:
Beef Brisket
Boneless
U.S.D.A.
Choice
Packer
Trim
Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., & Sat.,
June 21, 22, & 23, 1979
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The College Station City Council reviewed and discussed a report
of budget revisions for the 1979-80 budget in a quiet, almost solemn
special session Wednesday afternoon.
Assistant City Manager in charge of finance Van Vandiver pres
ented the report to the council.
The report dealt with revisions of the general city fund and the
revenue sharing fund.
The general city fund is made up of permit fees, ad valorem taxes
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The revenue sharing fund is made up of federal money. It is used
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The contingency provison is set aside to cover unexpected expendi
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The general fund budget also includes supplemental expenditures
of $303,139.
The supplemental costs outlined in the report are mainly salaries
for city employess.
As a result of the supplemental costs, the general fund falls $41,000
short of what is needed, Vandiver said.
To elimiate this deficit, he said, $30,000 being spent to renovate
Easterwood airport will be paid with revenue sharing funds and
$11,000 originally earmarked for the fire department is being delayed
until it can be paid with contingency funds.
The Easterwood funds are the second installment of a three-year
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The revenue sharing funds, totaling $389,288, are planned for
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