|Page8 TH MONO Page 6 THE BATTALION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1980 333 U natioi Clu 7* ji United Pr TRINIDAI and a wallet clues investig an apparent than 30 years Lou Girodi for the state’s trict based in murder occui killer or killei If not deac or persons < old, Girodo i The inves only physical ton with seve sing, a bulle and shoes — be Rudolph of Pueblo. Officials sa amateur box< 6:fl i nAMifliAN OAK* APARTMENTS WHILE YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT THE COST OF HEAT ING/COOLING YOUR APARTMENT AND DRIVING YOUR CAR, THINK ABOUT US ... WE PAY YOUR UTILITIES! AND WE GUARANTEE NO FUEL ADJUSTMENT OR RENT ESCALATION, ADD THAT TO OUR LOCATION TO TEXAS A&M, AND SEE HOW YOU CAN SAVE! ALL UTILITIES FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY, 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APTS. NO ESCALATION CLAUSE OR FUEL ADJUSTMENT CHARGE PARTY/MEETING ROOM BASKETBALLyVOLLEYBALL COURT Rsntal office open Monday thru Friday 9-5 693-1110 Saturday 10-5, Sunday 2-5 1501 Hwy. 30 24 HOUR EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE TWO SWIMMING POOLS TENNIS COURTS HEALTH SPAS, INCLUDING SAUNAS FOR MEN & WOMEN THREE LAUNDRY ROOMS 693-1011 81132 ^ Variety show acts: apply before deadline local By BECKY SWANSON City Staff If you sing, dance, roller skate, play an instrument, perform tricks, or can do anything remotely talented, you have until Wednesday PRinillTEAS B BLENDS OF Gtfl-HVMG ■■■■■■■I 1 BLENDS OF Gtfl-HVMG I ^(3609 Place E. 29th Bryan to submit your application to the MSC All-University Variety Show. Applications are available at the secretaries’ desk in the Student Programs Office, 216 Memorial Stu dent Center. There is a $5 registra tion fee for each act. Auditions will be held Feb. 24-26 in 201 MSC. Ten to fifteen selected acts will compete for top honors in Rudder Auditorium on March 22. A plaque will be awarded to the winning act and second and third place winners will be announced. Rehearsals will be held Feb. 18-19 to help acts with technical problems and to “build the confidence” of per formers, Katy Campana, chairman of the variety show committee, said. Technical advisers from the Uni versity and surrounding communi ties will work with the acts during rehearsals, Campana said. All performers will be informed of the rehearsal schedule during a man datory meeting Wednesday, she said. No admission will be charged for the rehearsals or auditions. Admis sion to the final performance is $1.50 for students and $2 for non-students. Campana said talent scouts will be present at the finals. Health spokesman ura; Si£ dej By NAN' rabies law enforcement By PETE HALE City Reporter A spokesman for the Texas De partment of Public Health strongly urges county officials to support and enforce the new Texas Rabies Con trol Act. “Rabies and animal control are major problems in many communi ties, and you are in a position to de cide how these problems will be handled,” said Dr. Foy V. McCas- land Wednesday. McCasland spoke at the 22nd Annual County Judges and Commis sioners Conference being held through today at the College Station Ramada Inn. The Texas Rabies Control Act, known as House Bill 1323, became effective Jan. 1, forming a legal base for the implementation of county and city programs to curb the growing numbers of rabies cases and uncon trolled animals each year. McCasland said that until the bill was passed, Texas was one of the few states which did not have a rabies control law. He said Texas rabies cases had steadily increased cases each year since 1973, and noted a marked rise in 1979. “Texas had over 1,100 cases of con firmed rabies in 1979,” he said. The 1976-77 outbreak of rabies in Laredo is an example of what could happen if the problem is ignored much longer, he said “That outbreak cost the city over $2.5 dollars.” McCasland said the bill provides legal support for programs designed to immunize all pets against rabies, to require all animal bites be re- For years, tl of church serv They sat pati j mons, unawai They couldn’ ; hymns were si ported to a designated healthim now t ^ ie and to assist local ofiBciaBmjworship servic tjuarantining of biting animals,vI language a hill also puts controls ontheirndB g‘ e Kellim o tion of dogs and other animals J Church of Col the state. 1 language dur McCasland said the healthdep, f deaf meat is willing to assist countysjij Kellim earm city officials in establishingfaciiit«ih° n °f the dea supplying personnel and pro^lj of Northern Cc educational programs if theri[M s P are time, Ke only ask. ■ sign language £ He asked that the program!! j a Sunday schc backed up by legal penalties »ljp0 r en in Pueblc requirements are not met. 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Hardware Wars, a parody of Star Wars, is but one of the audio videocassettes available to students and faculty in the Multi-Media De partment of the Texas A&M Univer sity library. Located in 208 Sterling C. Evans Library, the Multi-Media Depart ment provides slide viewers, film strip viewers, 16mm motion picture projectors, video- and audio-cassette players, an audio-tape player, and a turntable free to students and fa culty. Only the audio-cassette players may be checked out. Other equip ment is for use in the library. Until the new library opened, there was no Multi-Media Depart ment. As with most new programs, the department has only a limited collection now. The new collection is limited, but it includes complete the plays of Shakespeare and materials in the fields of history, political science, anthropology, biology and educa tion. The department’s aim is to house multi-media and A/V material and equipment supporting the teaching, research or extension functions of By MEI Ca The motion ■econded. It is imendable. It vte. All in fa: lye. All right, n 10. Thank you, Robert Van ’ the l niversity. pulture educati The video-cassettescomefroK for Roberts’ Ru 1 exas State Library throughs ectparliament Statewide Video Project. Subja ipeaker of the 1 include knitting, the NOVA sa? ty student sem the Time-Life series, canning,® Jt’ s Van Wii Adams Chronicles, andevenfli over the senati Gordon and Paddington Bear. H n gs. He keeps To use the multi-media faok: rnembers of I students must fill out a requestm 0 gether and n There is then a waiting period, »t®n ■mgs run as smi Sun Theatres 333 University 846-9808 The only movie in town Double-Feature Every Week 10 a.nv-2 a.m. Sun.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Fri.-Sat. varies depending on whetheron the cassette is in use The video-cassette player tapes are issued for three daysi theory is one day to check it out, day to view to it, and one dai return it. The cassette tapes are I fourths of an inch wide and from most home video system quiring half-inch tape. Thereare25carrellsinthede])i5 icssion as rapi ment, but they are not setup»i Irawl will allo\ the equipment yet. Lytle, how I try to giv [ime,” Van Wii ponsibility to : ecessary majo but at the same meetings to a ime.” Van Winkle ell. The meet md organized. )y heart and us said that there is at least one of eve lot open for d> type of equipment set upforstude or faculty use. 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