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Local THE BATTALION Page 3 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1981 A&M Extension Service sponsors mining seminar Now You Know United Press International Evidence of the game of backgammon, dating back to 2000 B.C., has been found in Babylon. can strike afe irds right. Tliti ■ attainable in ,’ hours ait«tli an attempteci , went to ikr a willingness! ncy and nintb to his other to friendly coon 1 for future ij nt and the Sbi -vicar system iwever. orge Bush ■If with his s astute pei s by the Mm everyone a* is. ning misi in a posifa ■arage. A workshop concerning recla mation of lands that have been surface mined for lignite or ura nium is set for Oct. 13-14 at the Holiday Inn located near the Municipal Airport in San Antonio. Program highlights will include sessions on surface and ground- water hydrology, overburden handling, revegetation and man agement of reclaimed land, said Dr. Ed Colburn, agronomist in soil management with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, a branch of the Texas A&M Univer sity System. The workshop also will feature a tour of the Continental Oil Co. Conquista Project uranium mines to allow participants to observe mining and reclamation techni ques. The workshop is being spon sored by the Extension Service in cooperation with the Texas Agri cultural Experiment Station and the Center for Energy and Miner al Resources at Texas A&M. It was planned by industry reclamation personnel and will be specifically for Texas mining conditions, Col burn said. Many of the mining and recla mation management techniques discussed may be readily adapted to proposed lignite mines in Arkansas, Louisiana and Missis sippi. Registration forms and addi tional information regarding the workshop may be obtained from the Soil and Crops Department of Texas A&M. The Best Pizza In Town! Honest. WE DELIVER 846-3412 Mr. Gatti s Pizzamat AFTER 5 P.M. — MIN. $5.00 ORDER Photo by Saralyn Ploctz Gettin’ em ready ot even the summer heat can keep ;eniors Bryan Bartels and Kim Johnson from getting their boots ready for the fall. Bartels is a management major from Port Neches and Johnson is a finance major from Abilene. 4? A&M to appeal list ruling 'i: University officials announced they will appeal the decision granting the Bryan-College Sta tion Eagle a writ of mandamus compeling the University to re lease the names of candidates for the Texas A&M presidency. pf “We are disappointed, but not totally surprised and plan to pur sue the matter on appeal,’’ Vice Chancellor for Legal Affairs James B. 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