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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1979
The Battalion
Classifieds
the city
Mrs.
GOP
Bush says poll sho^^
leaders like her
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By RICHARD OLIVER
Battalion Staff
Barbara Bush, wife of presidential
candidate George Bush, rolled into
town Thursday night, but only 50
people took notice.
Bush spoke at the Ramada Inn for
nearly an hour about her husband’s
candidacy, then fielded questions
on his campaign.
Bush started an extensive tour of
the state on Monday, and has been
going non-stop ever since. Her
five-day tour will include nine stops
in Congressional districts, and 21
separate honorary events.
Prior to her talk, Bush said she
didn't mind the hectic schedule too
much, and wants to do all she can to
help her husband win the presi
dency.
It s a pretty heavy schedule,”
she said. But if you want to do a
good job, that’s what it takes.”
During her speech, Bush said she
loved being a Congressman’s wife,
and was confident of her husband’s
ability to run a government.
“I realize the name George Bush
is not a household word,” she said.
“I believe George can take over an
institution and leave it looking bet
ter when he leaves than it was when
he started.
He can build into a better one by
hiring 17 men ... or firing them,
and not doing it with a big news re
lease. He simply sets about to build
a good institution or agency.”
Bush cited several polls which re
vealed her husband’s rising popular
ity in the race.
She said a recent poll conducted
by the Christian Science Monitor
indicated Bush was favored for the
Republican Party nomination by
more than 66 percent of the Repub
lican leaders in the nation.
She also pointed out the witches
that the National Witches Hallo
ween Convention held annually on
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Barbara Bush, in College Station Thursday as partoli
dential campaign trip for her husband George, saidl
band believes the best government is one that governsi
Halloween predicted her husband
would be the next president.
“I used to not think much about
the witches,” she said. “This year
I’m thinking the witches are bril
liant.”
Bush said she felt the one thing
'that qualified her husband most for
the presidency was that he built a
business from scratch.
Bush was optimistic about Texas
place (n her husband’s candidacy.
‘‘Texas is very important in the
Bush picture,” she said. “By the
time we reach the Texas primary in
the first weekend in Mi
ture here may become
taut. ’’
According to Bush, he
is a man who’s familial
energy picture.
“Of course, Geor@« United p
energy field, she said * LBUQUE
field he understands. I ^ who cl
believer in looking forL^ basem
more oil synthetics an se( ] ber ba j
t ' <)1 ‘ irded $7,5
Bush, however, said 1 t ] iat agret
feels inflation is thebige worse tbar
the nation today.
worse
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Students who are interested please contact
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rington or call 845-7814..-41U0
Cooperative Education in (he College of Lib
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Cooperative Education in (he College of Lib
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