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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1979
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ryan council OKs
[rant to change airfield
By RICHARD OLIVER
ntle warriori Battalion Staff
a brave s JThc Houston Oilers and Pittsburgh Steelers had a
life for all S ) ^ iaflucnce in local politics Monday night, if the
howling 1 *IT an City Council meeting was any indication.
j meetthefeJ a regular session in the Utilities Building Con-
he image ■ rence Hoorn, the group took 14 minutes to review
ans, Ted a 8 erK ^ L
to be a chanitM “ ie counci P assec * a resolution authorizing Mayor
od of their Iji ■ c ^ ar ^ Smith to formally accept a $30,000 grant
u 1 miiii the Texas Aeronautics Commission (TAG) for
vl vs | ie j riiproveinents on Coulter Field,
ntrv tliatwlB-^C is giving the grant to Bryan to extend the
li ter’s ninniM nwa y at Coulter Field to meet its regulations. The
ss have liii § nwa y * s currently 3,0(K) feet long, 200 feet short of
ring is aW 0 ^^ 111165 -
he dash and
s’ approach,
■ply disappois I
notTobew-jehicles to cost $126,000
The grant will defray 80 percent of the cost of the
runway renovation. Bryan will pay the remaining 20
percent — $3,750.
A resolution concerning a contract with Texas
A&M University was tabled until the next council
meeting.
The contract calls for an architectural design study
to be made by graduate students in the Department
of Architecture for the rehabilitation of the old Car
negie Library building.
The council also passed a resolution for a contract
with the Pritchard and Abbott appraisal service.
The contract between Bryan and Pritchard and
Abbott calls for the company to appraise certain in
dustrial land tracts for taxation.
ISD decides to buy buses
By NANCY ANDERSEN
Battalion Staff
he Bryan Independent School
rict Board of Trustees approved
(purchase of six school buses for
j 1980-81 school year Monday
it.
jve 71-passenger buses costing
2,500 each and a 19-passenger bus
jir special education programs —
Ring $13,500 will be purchased.
ie total cost of the purchase is
26,000.
I.C. McLarty, director of opera-
ons and maintenance, recom-
ended ordering the bus bodies
from one company and the chassis
from another company because of
problems with other manufacturers.
In other action, the board
approved the continued use of a clas
sroom in an otherwise unused build
ing located in the Fairview commun
ity by the Brazos Valley Community
Action Agency.
The BVCAA has been using the
classroom rent-free for two years to
store materials being used in a De
partment of Energy-sponsored pro
ject.
This project uses storm windows,
insulation and wooden doors to
iflation rate to control amount
Mexican gas export terms set
Mexico will export gas to the Un-
1 States under an agreement be-
len the two governments, but an
[[ease in the level of exchange will
end on the inflation rate of the
lar, says an official of the Mexican
'Company, PEMEX.
ksus Chavarria, sub-director of
oration for PEMEX, told a con-
nce for energy suppliers and us-
8 at Texas A&M University that
jut 300 million cubic feet per day
be exported via present connec-
s and should be flowing soon,
two-day Symposium on Energy
Feedstocks attracted about 200
icipants.
While we see no alternative to
iising real oil and gas prices
>y trials ofto the world, I can assure
h the chaiB )l1 that the increase in actual dollars
side oftiP be abated if the U.S. inflation
unless the Mexican government lifts
the present production ceiling and a
decision to lift the ceiling will de
pend on the United States’ ability to
control its inflation rate.
“Inflation is of deep concern and,
if it escalates, we will feel forced to
slow our growth and our oil and gas
exports as well,” Chavarria said. “If
the U.S. inflation rate is brought
ten
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is reduced,” Chavarria said,
havarria warned that the gas ex-
iow in his In PH levels will never be exceeded
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Woody Allen book selections
presented tonight in Forum
weatherize homes belonging to
elderly residents in a seven-county
area. Program director Sharon W.
Barnard said the citizens benefiting
from this program are at least 60
years old and receive incomes at or
below federal poverty guidelines.
Prior to the meeting, BVCAA only
needed Fairview residents’ permis
sion to use the room. In a letter to
Superintendent Wesley K. Sum
mers, Barnard said she had assumed
the board had approved the use.
The board approved the con
tinued use, but with one condition
— a monthly charge of $15.
under control, the inflationary press
ure on Mexico will be reduced and
our economy will be better able to
absorb larger export revenues from
increased exports of oil and gas.
“Conversely, we will not subject
our people to higher and higher rates
of inflation, if that trend continues,
our hydrocarbon development prog
ram and exports will be curtailed.”
Woody Allen’s “Getting Even”
will be presented tonight in the Rud
der Forum.
Members of the oral interpreta
tion group of the speech communica
tion department here will read ex
cerpts from Allen’s book.
The readings range from a story
about a private detective hired to
find God to a Jewish dress manufac
turer that beats death in a game of
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