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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1981
t CHARLES E. THOMAS, C.L.U.U
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Takes Pleasure In Announcing
The Relocation of THOMAS ASSOCIATES
Representing jfc
Is outdoor recreation for you?
Staff photo by Bob Sebree
Janet Collins, sophomore pro
Morris Salvage (left) and Jess
-med major, stops to talk with
Person, members of the MSC
MSC Outdoor Recreation Committee. They were in front
of Rudder Thursday to promote their club’s activities.
United Press International
LAS VEGAS — The lights
started flashing and fellow gamb
lers started gathering around, but
it took some time for Marta Pena
to realize one of her sons could
now go to law school and another
could buy a house.
The Laredo native, having fed
$100 worth of dollar tokens into a
slot machine, had won $385,000.
“At first we were just stunned,
but now I’m beginning to relax,”
she said Wednesday, accepting a
check from the Flamingo Hilton
hotel for her winnings. “I think it
was just luck, plain luck. I don’t
know anything about gambling.”
Mrs. Pena, vacationing with
her lawyer husband, Oscar Pena,
said she did not understand what
was happening in the casino Tues
day night when the five 7s lined up
and bells started ringing.
“I didn’t know I won until a
man next to me told me,” she said,
“and then I thought I won
$5,000.”
She said when she finally
phoned her husband upstairs, he
thought she had won only $385.
When he realized his mistake, he
hurried downstairs.
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^ventilated heater blamed
Family of seven suffocates
Mrs. Pena said she planned to
use the money to put her son,
David, through law school. She
also said part of the money would
go to another son, Oscar Jr., to
help him buy a house.
Umted Press International
BATON ROUGE, La. — Re-
wsbarged into the stifling heat
i unventilated house to find a
wn g couple suffocated along
™five of their children. A gas
i e *r had burned up all the ox-
?n.
Oue child — a 3-month-old girl
-who escaped asphyxiation was
'critical condition today at Baton
«ge General Hospital. She was
ivedby a neighbor who broke in
hough a window at 5 p.m.
Wnesday when he couldn’t
* e the family.
The other family members
un( l in the one-story wooden
hme house apparently died in a
desperate attempt to reach fresh
air,
The house was all closed up, ”
David Page, a fire depart-
J en t dispatcher. “Apparently
ueyhad tried to get out of bed and
ued to escape but were overcome
Wore they got to the door. ”
They just had a gas heater
apparently too full and it burned
all the oxygen up,” police spokes
man Bob Love said. “They had
apparently been there for quite
some time.”
Neighbors in the predominant
ly black neighborhood wept as
workers carried out the bodies of
Melvin Bland, 29, his wife Linda,
28, and five of their children —
ranging in age from one to 10
years.
The bodies of the parents were
found in the living room, one child
was in a hallway and the other five
were in the front bedroom, offi
cials said.
“The little girl was under a chair
on the floor,” Page said. “It looked
like one of the little boys was
trying to come out of the bed
room.”
Officials identified the children
as Legina, 10; Melvin Jr., 8; Car
ry, 4; Calvin, 3; and Lekeitha, 1.
Latoya was found alive.
Fire investigators discounted
initial reports that leaking gas kil
led the family.
“The fire captain said they de
tected no gas in the house,” Page
said. “He seemed to think it was
case of asphyxiation and they had
probably been in there since
sometime this morning.”
Love said the neighbor who
found the family “just knew some
thing wasn’t right because he
couldn’t rouse them and he knew
they were in there. So he pushed
through a window air conditioner
and went into the house and found
several bodies.”
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Campus Interviews: Friday, November 20, 1981
Cameron Iron Works is one of the largest manufacturers of equipment and
systems for the oilfield, aerospace and nuclear energy industries. We will be
interviewing on your campus in the near future for positions at our facili
ties in Houston, Texas.
We are looking for ambitious, highly motivated graduates with degrees in
the following area:
MBA
Please check with your placement office to schedule inter
views with our representatives for the date(s) listed above-
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Houston, Texas 77001
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