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United Press International
BATON ROUGE — Weather
forecasters say a cloud of volca
nic ash seen off the coast of
Louisiana Wednesday poses no
health hazard, but could inter
rupt air traffic.
Officials said the cloud,
travelling north from a Mexican
eruption, could reduce viabil
ity, but poses no threat to prop
erty, livestock or persons with
lung ailments.
Gus Craino of the Louisiana
Of fice of Emergency Prepared
ness said no extraordinary pre
cautions were needed to deal
with the dust.
“It’s akin to a foggy day,”
Craino said.“At the moment we
are watching it. All we know is
it’s drifting towards the gulf
states. It was seen in Cameron
Parish, a haze on the horizon.”
A National Weather Service
forecaster, Burnett Padget, said
the cloud extended from Mex
ico as far north as Corpus
Christi.
‘,‘1 think it would be hazardous
to air traffic if it came up across
eastern Texas or extreme south
ern Louisiana,” he said. “Visibil
ity would be one part of it, but
the abrasive action of it would
damage planes.”
He said the cloud could
bother people with lung prob
lems, but “no more than what
you get from this dust that com
es in from Texas."
IMPRESSIONS ON
THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC
OF CHINA
A slide presentation by
Dr. John J. Koldus III
Vice President for Student Services
Friday, April 9 7:00 p.m.
#504 Rudder
Free Admission
The Public is invited.
Sponsored by: The China Club &
International Student Association
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Two sentenced for bribery
United Press International
HOUSTON — A federal
judge has sentenced a port com-
und a labor leader to
missioner
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five years probation and
S l (),()()() fines for trving to bribe
a city councilman. Although he
called them corrupters, the
judge declined to set a more
strict sentence to spare the mens’
families.
Houston Port Commissioner
John Garrett. 59, and L.G.
Moore, 47, of Deer Park, region
al director of the Operating En
gineers Union, were sentenced
Wednesday on their Eeb. 25
convictions in the EBEs Brilab
investigation.
They were convicted of using
the telephone in plotting to
bribe a city councilman to influ
ence the award of a municipal
employees’ health insurance
contract.
A jury was unable to reach a
verdict on other charges of tele
phone racketeering and con
spiracy. Those charges are still
pending.
“The crime you stand con
victed of is very serious,” said
U.S. District Judge Norman
Black, who also ordered 350
hours of public service. “Vint are
corrupters. You bribed an
elected official of this city.
“I came very close to going the
other way in this case. 1 am not
using the (imprisonment) op
tion in this case primarily lie-
cause I think it would punish
your families far more than it
would punish you.”
Prosecutor Ron Woods, who
had demanded stiff prison time,
refused comment on the sent-
United Press
I DALLAS —
tressed Bran iff
lured Howard
airline’s top po:
Defense lawyers: ftfliear contract v
"Racehorse" Haynes,repnftlus bonuses am
mg Garrett, and MikeR*ocuments filed
representing Moore, amities and Exchar
sentence was fair, allliouafthow.
defendants mainlandtlJ In addition tt
nocence of inteii(ioiial»i^25(),(K)0 a vear.
Havnes said he ulifteive “an appr
whether to appeal alierfcliboniis” to be <
eminent formally »#I:ompany’s boat
whether it will retnilitf piled Wednesda
charges. P rosecuior fftaid. The staten
Wednesday they expetiK' fto stockholders,
the cases. But Ramseu:
doubted there wout;i
appeal.
“I am very
send us to jail," Moorefli
i ett said he felt linebulditl
fm (her comment,
Juror Reg Peterson,
attended thesentenciuglt
he was the longestJt#
ac(|uitta 1 in the W/dw
Putnam rect
bonus last fall i
the employmen
happy lio [leaving success
•Airlines, the sta
In addition t<
nam is provider
mobile, country
S ship, payment I
come tax return
[to $5,000 a ve;
deliberations, said he M®? financial and in
the sentence fair und?Fil®selors, and reii
cumstances.
“I’d like to have seed
Peterson said. “These [
seemed like good peopbj
Defense lawyers I
the government of usiit|
sic ted swindler Joseph I
to create a crime and tol
innocent persons, TheFl
reds taped the delendiis'l
sersations with Hausttf
ot her undercover age*I
Prosecutors identified]
(louncilman Jim Westnfj
;is the target of lhe|
attempt, but Westnioretj
not charged and steadw
tries wrong.
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opening of her practice
In Family Optometry
and contact lenses
Hrs. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Mon. thru Sat.
Closed Wednesday
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INFORMATION
FOR OFF CniWPUS STUDENTS
Food Services will validate off campus students del
ing a contract board plan, to dine at the facility of tl
choice, limited only by the capacity of each
There will be no quota or waiting list. Validation
begin at the Sbisa Office on August 9, 1982
personal presentation of paid fee slip.