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That’s Italian?
Slaff photo by Greg Gammon
“No Parka You Bika Here Ever Again!” is
the message residents of Mclnnis Hall are
trying to convey to bike riders. The
banner alerts cyclists that, as of
Wednesday, all bicycles are to be parked
in the nearby bike racks. However, as this
Wednesday afternoon photo shows, some
people never learn.
Barbie’s fingers nailed
as germ breeding ground
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United Press International
HAWTHORNE, Calif. — Mat
tel Toys recalled fingernail polish
distributed through its Barbie
Doll cosmetic line because it does
not have enough anti-bacterial
agents to prevent the breeding of
germs.
“A routine check of the product
revealed the bacterial control
agent in the polish was below our
standards,” Mattel spokesman
Spencer Boise said Tuesday. “We
thought the best thing to do was
stop any shipments and issue the
recall.”
The recall advised consumers
to stop using the product and re
turn it to the store or call the com
pany with questions.
The order also halted ship
ments of the polish to stores and
warehouses and directed store
managers to remove the product problems with contaminated pol-
ffom their shelves. ish, but said officials decided to
Boise said the company had not issue the recall as a precautionary
received any reports of consumer measure.
BILL'S BARBER
A* Roffler Style Shop
Hair Styling For Men Women
VI Great Cut at a
Reasonable Pricer
215 University Dr.
Open Mon.-Sat.
Appointments Available
(next to
Campus Threatre)
846-2221
NEW CLASSES
Starting Oct. 5 in Bryan Starting Oct. 13 in College Station
For information call
Cindy 693-1309 (College Station)
or
Cathy 822-2349 (Bryan)
TEXAS A&M
ATTENTION ENGINEERING STUDENTS!
***YOU ARE INVITED***
(eonoco)
Conoco
Natural Gas Products
Department
Will Be On Campus
PRESENTING
'CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN ENERGY INDUSTRY"
OCTOBER 5, 1981
7 p.m. 504 RUDDER TOWER
♦♦♦REFRESHMENTS***
THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1981
Widow tries to clear husband of Lindbergh murder
United Press International
FLEMINGTON, N.J. — The
widow of the man electrocuted for
murdering the infant son of aviator
Charles Lindbergh is seeking ac
cess to 90,000 state police docu
ments she says will clear her dead
husband’s name.
Anne Hauptmann, 83, was ex
pected to file suit Wednesday in
Hunterdon County Court.
The civil suit, which names
Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and state
Attorney General James Zazzali,
alleges state officials “have con
tinuously withheld and concealed
facts and the truth (about the in
vestigation) from Anna Haupt
mann and the public.”
Bruno Richard Hauptmann was
convicted of the March 1932 kid-
nap-murder of 20-month-old
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. and was
electrocuted for the crime on
April 3, 1936, in Trenton.
The suit claims Hauptmann
“was wrongfully and unjustly
charged” and said his widow “lives
for the day that he is posthumous
ly exonerated and vindicated for
this terrible wrong and injustice. ”
Kleenex
Paper
Towels
SALE ENDS SAT.
1620 Texas Ave.
693-3716
Mon.-Sat. 9-9 Sun. 10-6
Old Milwaukee Old Milwaukee
LIGHT
6 pac
cans
1.69
DR. PEPPER
16 oz.
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MSC GREAT ISSUES PRESENTS
MONDAY OCTOBER 5 8:00 P.M. RUDDER THEATRE