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Rezoning to highlight council
agenda at 7 p.m. meeting tonight
Rezoning throughout the city
will be the main topic of discus
sion for the College Station City
Council meeting Thursday at 7
p.m. at the College Station City
Hall.
No discussion topics are on
the agenda for the meeting.
Proposals for rezoning in
clude changing an 8.8 acre tract
on University Drive to town-
houses zoning and changing
Emerald Forest to a single fami
ly district. Also a .81 acre tract on
Downing Road and FM 2818
will be on the agenda for discus
sion.
A proclamation declaring
March 2 as Texas Flag Day also
will be announced.
Mayor Gary Halter’s secret
ary said the meeting is expected
to be a short one because of the
lack of discussion topics on the
agenda.
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Texas A&M President Frank
E. Vandiver will be the featured
speaker at the Bryan-College
Station Chamber of Commerce
annual banquet tonight at 7 in
the Brazos Center. Tickets cost
$10.
Vandiver’s speech is ex
pected to be similar to his State
of the University address, which
he gave before the Brazos Coun
ty A&M Club last week.
In the State of the University
address, he focused on the Uni-
University should be able to pro
vide computer training for ev
ery student; however, only 25
percent now can be accommo
dated, Vandiver said.
Vandiver also is expected to
discuss the University graduate
program, the Sterling C. Evans
Library, which he said is under
stocked, and faculty salaries.
versity’s computer system,
which he said is the biggest prob
lem facing the University. The
More than 700 tickets have
been sold for the banquet. They
can be obtained at the chamber’s
two offices at 401 S. Washington
in Bryan and at 2615 Texas Ave.
in College Station.
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