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THE BATTALION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1980
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By SHERRY A. EVANS
Battalion Reporter
The MSC Political Forum Com
mittee will determine the Aggies’
choice for the 40th president of the
United States when it holds a mock
election Wednesday.
The committee has sponsored
straw votes each presidential elec
tion year since 1968.
The purpose of these elections,
said committee chairman Sam Gil
lespie, is “to get an idea of the prefer
ences of the A&M student body prior
to the election and to see who it feels
should lead the country.”
Races and candidates appearing
on the mock ballet are:
President:
Republican: Ronald Reagan/George
Bush
Democrat: Jimmy Carter/Walter
Mondale
Libertarian: Ed Clark/David Koch
Independent: John B. Anderson/
Milton S. Eisenhower" 1
U.S. Representative, District 6:
Republican: Dave “Buster” Haskins
Democrat: Phil Gramm
State Senator, District 5:
Republican: N.A. McNiel
Democrat: Kent A. Caperton
*Milton Eisenhower’s name
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John Anderson’s because Anderson
had to name a vice presidential can
didate to get on the Texas ballot be
fore he was ready to pick one. Patrick
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Thirty oversize puppets, including a fire-breathing dragon, will
bring J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy “The Hobbit” to life Tuesday night on
the stage of Rudder Theater.
MSC Cepheid Variable is presenting the Hutsah Puppet Theater’s
rendition of the story of Bilbo Baggins and his magical journey through
Middle Earth.
Actor-magician Rusty Steiger, director of the troupe, said he chose
to present “The Hobbit” because of its popularity with college stu
dents.
J. Lucey, former governor of is-
consin, is Anderson’s running ge.
Political Forum will run its
election much like Student Govg
ment holds its elections, Gilley
said. Tables will be set up at Ska
Dining Hall, the Commons,
Memorial Student Center and (fc
Academic Building. Polling plac$
will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m
Only Texas A&M University stu
dents will be allowed to vote ant
I. D. cards will be checked when ttia
students vote to make sure no one
votes more than once.
Gillespie said Political Forum wil
try bring in as many spokesmen for
the presidential candidates as possi
ble before the Nov. 4 election.
The committee is to host Ed Claii;
on Oct. 30. Gillespie said he also
hopes to get Patrick Lucey to speak
at Texas A&M
Gillespie estimated 75 percent of
the student body will vote for Ronald
Reagan. His prediction is based on
sponse to the Republican-oriented
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However, the Aggies don’t always
pick the winners — they favored
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better ways to protect thousands of
park visitors from rampaging grizzly
bears blamed for three deadly
attacks on humans.
Three park visitors have metgnie
some deaths at the jaws of grizzliest!!
the bloodiest season ever in the park
The toll matches that of all previous
70 years combined.
In July, a young bear ram
through a camp, killing an Okio
man and a Minnesota woman. Tie
killer grizzly was later identified and
killed.
Earlier this month rangers disco
vered the remains of a Texas man
killed by a grizzly. That bear has not
been found.
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average grizzly weighs up to 80C
pounds and some males even exceed
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gical powerhouse that develops mas
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