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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1981
A&M Extension Service
sponsors mining seminar
Now You Know
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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.
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Bartels is a management major from Port
Neches and Johnson is a finance major
from Abilene.
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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. Bond said. “In fact, we are in
the process of preparing the docu
ments to file an appeal.”
A hearing between the Univer
sity and the Eagle was held Friday
in Austin, and 201st District Judge
Jerry Dellana Monday made the
decision to award the court order
to the Eagle.
if The newspaper has been un
successful in its attempts to ac
quire the information since Janu
ary, and Eagle Publisher John
Williams said Monday that it may
be two years before the matter is
resolved.
Last week System Chancellor
Frank W.R. Hubert said Univer
sity officials expect to name a pres
ident in the next few weeks but
not before fall semester classes be
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