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April 5, 1982
^rime program focuses
on burglary in April
Wurglary occurs every two mi-
iiite' in Texas, leaving losses
I cannot be replaced. In
'efcis, burglary rings account
|245 million worth of stolen
annually, an average loss
R)6(i a home.
■Crime prevention is one
nsuer to this growing problem,
'he simple act of locking one’s
me bef ore leaving reduces the
:e of burglary by 20 per-
ent Asking your neighbor to
tick up your newspaper and to
■ household lights on at in-
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tervals when you are away from
home also can deter a prospec
tive burglar.
The Governor’s Crime Stop
pers Advisory Council is doing
its part to see that criminals who
make their living by stealing
from others are put where they
belong — behind bars.
For the month of April, the
Crime Stoppers Advisory Coun
cil is focusing its statewide
“Crime of the Month” program
on burglary. Any citizen having
information about burglary is
asked to call the anti-crime hot
line at 1-800-252-TIPS.
Cash rewards are available for
information leading to arrest
and indictment of these cri
minals.
H
One tie,
in close
one eight-vote margin
College Station races
by Bill Robinson
Battalion Staff
Saturday’s College Station
school board elections proved
the old adage that every vote
counts when one race finished in
a tie and only eight votes sepa
rated the leaders in the other.
In position 1, incumbent Ann
Jones and challenger Chuck
Giammona deadlocked at 928
votes after a recount. Initial re
turns showed them tied with 930
votes.
Position 2 incumbent Her
man Brown only held an eight-
vote advantage over his top chal
lenger, Texas A&M professor
Joe Templeton.
Brown, also a University pro
fessor, received 756 votes (41.97
percent), and Templeton had
748 votes, (41.53 percent). The
race’s third candidate, Carol
Morris, received 297 votes, (16.5
percent).
College Station City Council
races were not as close, but did
hold one surprise.
Texas A&M professor Jim
Dozier, a 12-year veteran of the
council, was defeated by a 904-
758 margin by homemaker
Lynn Nemec in the Place 6 race.
Pearson endorsed by OCA
ousing applications available
ifpl
itucients currently living in resi-
"I pee halls may sign up to live
tf campus during summer
il? Hoi today through April 16.
ml Applications are available in
HHHousing Office, and hous-
^RHis guaranteed for all who
HIHy. Applications also will be
■Htted during summer school
registration.
The summer school applica
tion is a space acceptance card.
Hall assignments will not be
mailed, but may be picked up in
the Housing Office beginning
May 30 for the first summer ses
sion and July 7 for the second
session.
Students who complete appli
cations must cancel by May 10
for the first summer session or
by June 20 for the second ses
sion. This cancellation must be
made in person or in writing to
the Housing Office. Failure to
cancel will result in a forfeiture
of deposit and a cancellation of
fall reservation.
A limited number of private
rooms will be available on the
fourth floor of the Commons.
Requests for private rooms will
be honored as long as allotted
space is available.
by Daniel Puckett
Battalion Staff
Off Campus Aggies’ executive
committee voted Sunday night
to endorse Pat Pearson for stu
dent body president.
About 18 students attended
the meeting in Rudder Tower.
Candidates Pearson and Mike
Lawshe discussed their ideas
and then answered questions
from committee members.
The committee voted 11-4 to
endorse Pearson. Only mem
bers of the executive committee
— OCA officers and apartment
council presidents — were
allowed to vote.
Pearson, ajunior political sci
ence major from San Antonio,
stressed improvement in
teaching and leadership in Stu
dent Government.
“We need good teachers who
can speak English ... and we
need to reward them with te
nure and salary raises,” he said.
“And we need leadership which
can steer the Student Senate into
consideration of issues which
are important to the student
body.”
Lawshe, a junior industrial
engineering major from Dallas,
said his mam concerns are com
munication with students and
preservation of the Permanent
University Fund.
“Student Government has
done good things for the stu
dent body, but it has not com
municated them effectively,” he
said. “One of our biggest issues
for next year will be saving the
PUF ... It’s going to be in big
trouble at the next meeting of
the Legislature (in 1983).”
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