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Page 6 THE BATTALION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1980 Storage Space FOR RENT Secure • Well Lighted Various Sizes • Behind U-RENT-M in College Station The Storage Station 693-0551 Battalion Classified 845-2611 Campaigns ending... • • Monday Night Madness Sit back and enjoy the evening with a hot, delicious pizza delivered right to your door in 30 minutes or less! Monday Night Madness Special A Hot 16" Ham, Onion and Mushroom Pizza With Two 32 oz. Pepsi ... only $ 7 50 . Fast... Hot... Free Delivery! Offer Good Monday, Nov. 3 Only 846-7785 Tuesday s election choices a This is a listing of the candidates who will be on the Nov. 4 general election ballot in Brazos County. Straight party ticket Republican Democratic Libertarian Independent President/Vice president Ronald Reagan/George Bush (R) Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale (D) Ed Clark/David Koch (Lib) John Anderson/Milton Eisenhower (I) U.S. Representative, District 6 David “Buster" Haskins (R) Phil Gramm (D) Railroad Commissioner Henry C. “Hank” Grover (R) Buddy Temple (D) Railroad Commissioner (unexpired term) H.J. “Doc” Blanchard (R) James E. "Jim” Nugent (D) David Hutzelman (Lib) Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Pi. 1 Jim Brady (R) James P. “Jim” Wallace (D) Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pi. 3 Tom Davis (D) Brad,evs m ,SIS" Chief Justice, Court of Civil Appeals Tom F. Coleman (D) District Attorney Travis B. Bryan III (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 1, Pi. 1 Wells Stewart (R) Jack Smith (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 1, Pi. 2 Walter Conway (R) Henry E. Doyle (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 1, PI. 3 Sam Bums (R) James F. “Bud” Warren (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 14, Pi. 1 Paul C. Murphy (R) John B. Patrick (D) Judge, Court-at-Law James A. Amis Jr. (D) County Attorney Jeffrey K. Brown (R) John M. Barron Jr. (D) Bobby H. Yeager (D) Sheriff Tax Assessor-Collector Gerald F. “Buddy” Winn (D) Commissioner, Precinct 1 Bill J. Cooley (D) Commissioner, Precinct 3 Billy E. Beard (R) H.L. “Bud” Cargill (D) Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Pi. 2 Sears McGee (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 14, PI. 2 George E. Miller (D) Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 B.H. Dewery Jr. (D) N.A. Associate Justice, Supreme Court, PI. 3 Robert M. Campbell (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 14, Pi. 3 Paul Pressler (D) Justice of the Peace, Precinct 7 Michael B. Calliham (D) Constable, Precinct 1 Raymond H. Day (D) Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Pi. 4 Will Garwood (R) C.L. Ray (D) Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pi. 1 Marvin O. Teague (D) Associate Justice, Court of Civil Appeals, Dist. 14, Pi. 4 William E. Junell (D) State Senator, District 5 N.A. McNiel (R) Kent Caperton (D) Constable, Precinct 4 Paul E. Madison (R) Richard Fronterhouse (D) Constable, PrecinctS Sam Fachom (D) Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Pi. 2 Mike McCormick (D) Bill Presnal (D) State Representative An extension phone is so inexpensive, you can afford as many as you need. For $1.10 a month, you can put an extension phone wherever it s cal led for. Whether you re calling from the upstairs bedroom or the downstairs bathroom. Just drop by the GTE Phone Mart and pick out a phone or two. Then take them home and put them wherever you like. With this low price, we've put extension phones within easy reach. PHone main 'Instrument lease charge only. Constable, Precinct 7 Winfred E. Pittman (R) E.W. Sayers (D) By SC< Ba [he summa ws of the c< >conteste py- District Student polls show an ti- Carter leanings .A. Mel' jNiel says th J-s have ha Mock elections and informal polls in colleges, high schools and junior highs show many of the nation’s youth leaning toward John Anderson and Ronald Reagan. ^WSC AGGIE ClNEMAimmib I “YANKEE DOODLE DANDY" WED. 7:30 FROM WARNER BROS A )!(^lSA?. MMUN,CA7ION SCOMPANY FRI. SAT. 7:30 & 9:45 J 7:30 & 9:45 1 ! FR '- MIDNIGHT I SAT. |election. ! live, he c irests of thj McNiel lists |rity, and s ibers shoul "Means mu< In the Northeast, Andersoiffintives for; to come out tops in collegeMasing tax< with Carter second and Eiibe done b third. In the South, a coUegeifregulatioi puts Reagan in the numbeiisays. There berth. || ones” h Typical of college results md, he says. |j Yale Daily News report thatl lwillbeon cent prefer Anderson, 27 peit senate v Carter and 14 percent ReagarNiel says. ‘ But when asked “who woilpfor the tea vote for,” 43 percent of the 1» politician, leaned to Carter, 23 percesMcNiel, a fc Anderson and 17 percent Rea r at Texas Joe Wright, editor of “Tliefrould “retui at Northeastern University iiffi.” ton, said letters on the electiiMcNiel sup running heavily against Reagmic survei “The impression seems to hoards. Reagan will get us into war,’ ht$fte use of But in the opinion of highswsed, along students in a nationwide mod much that tion,Reagan will win the elAbeusedt over Carter Tuesday by 276 ele# votes to 262. sa y s The opinions of high schoollndum shoi dents were gathered under (Boters of 1 ance of the Parent Participate “lose powc Workshop funded by a grantjnsure that NBC. In the opinion of the gil reflect th< — Carter will win the ke]®&te, he < close states of New York, liweNiel say; Mississippi, Ohio and Pennsyferedrawn tl Sortant to k — Reagan will take Caliljf^ gerryn Texas, Michigan and New Jew The largest college sampM reported in “The Daily nian” — student paper at Print University in Princeton, N] j paper asked 2,500 at Cornell, J 1 vard, Brown, University of Pet vania and Princeton how the) * vote. Anderson got 41 percent MIDNIGHT ter 29 percent and Reagan cent. Polls on some campuses South, by contrast, show ::a ahead. ,, According to the Chroni j Higher Education, Reagan"* favorite at Old Dominion W ty, Radford College, Dmisiana University and Southm Me University. Select raulM MURPHY • Litt Fea 14th COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS 16 years Civil Trial and Appellate Court Experience ^ Preferred over his opponent in Texas and Houston Bar Association polls. • Jei Be ^ Dr Jurisprudence Degree from University of Houston. • Dai f'ogell Member Texas, Houston, and Walker County Bar Associations. Admitted to Southern and Eastern U.S. District Courts, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, and U.S. Supreme Court. ^ Deacon in Presbyterian Church, a member of Kiwanis and American Legion. * Dire ^ 44 years old—wife Barbara, three children THE quaured candidate Pol. Adv. paid lor by Paul Murphy Campaign Fund. 777 So. Post Oak Rrt Houston. Tx 77056. Hensel Murchison. Treasurer