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April 9, 1982
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What’s Up at
Texas A&M
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Friday
TAMU ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB: “The Archaeology of
Alaska” will be presented by Rick Holloway at 7:30 p.m. in 301
Bolton Hall.
ADITIONS COUNCIL: Very important to discuss Howdy
Week (April 12-16) and plans for next year at 7:30 p.m. in 305
Physics Building. Contact Christy Jackson (693-9366) if you
can’t come.
FINANCE ASSOCIATION: General meeting to discuss field
trip, officer elections and spring picnic at 6:30 p.m. in 125 A&A.
SCUBA CLUB: Meeting to discuss up-coming dives and to show
slides at 7 p.m. in 305 A&R Rudder.
rTER VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: There will
be a meeting at 7 p.m. in 410 Rudder.
IaMU CHESS CLUB: There will be a meeting at 7 p.m. in 302
1 Rudder.
MSC BASEMENT COMMIT TEE: There will he a lounge
j show featuring Greg and Tracie Rickard from 11 a.m. to 12
I p.m., Tara Glass and George Stearns from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. and
I Ken Foster and Ed Gabviclson from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the MSC
| main floor lounge.
INDIA ASSOCIATION: Hindi movie “Abhimaan” starring
Amitabh Bachchan and Java Bhaduri will he shown at 7:30 p.m.
in 158 A&A.
f NTTED CAMPUS MINISTRY: Friday night bible study will
be at 6:30 p.m. Check MSC Video for room number.
FORMER STUDENTS AND STUDENT GOVERN
MENT: Buck Weirus Spirit Award Applications are available
until April 12 in the Dean’s offices, the SPO and the Forsyth
Alumni Center (131 MSC'.).
flSC VARIETY SHOW: Tickets for the MSC Variety Show on
April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Rudder Auditorium are now in the box
office. Tickets cost $2.50 for students and $3.50 for non-
students.
fNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: Special Good Friday
Tenebrae Service will be at 9 p.m. in the chapel, 315 N. College
Main.
CHINA CLUB: T here will be a slide presentation on a triptothe
in I People's Republic of China by Dr. John J. Koldus III at 7 p.m. in
^ I 504 Rudder. Admission is f ree.
Saturday
lATHOLIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: Inquiry Class
final rehearsal will be at 1 1 a.m. in the student center.
100 landlordshaviB'EXAS TRIAT HLON: Participants for swim-run-bicycle will
compete at 8 a.m. by the outdoor pool.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: Inter-
| national Week awards party will he at 8 p.m. at the Ramada Inn.
Admission is free.
Sunday
STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: After each
mass, coffee, punch and cookies will be served in the student
ts applauded | center,
decisions, but feaiALDERSGATE UNITED METHODISE CHURCH:
T here will be a performance of the Musical Living Witnesses at
6:30 p.m. in the A&M Jr. High Auditorium on the corner of
Jersey and Holik.
RAN CHAPEL: Celebration of Pas-
in the Chapel, 315 N. College Main,
k the board isdoini Reservations are required. There will also be a Easter Breakfast
lious job.' - said )lf at 7 a.m. in the Chapel. There will also bean Easter Vigil Service
FenantsiorFairHi'l awaiting the dawn at 4 a.m. also in the chapel,
tup formedtofighlL NrrED CAMPUS MINISTRY: The Presbyterians will meet
1 also tmnk we I a{ ( j. ie Presbyterian Church, 601 Church St. The Diciples
■d m court. \e g w jjj mee |- j n 145 MSC. Both will meet at 5:30 p.m.
vpens. I
permits to makenij
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luring the fair, \k
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lave been evicted s
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violators of the law.
5 will challenge
e in court. Landkl
ued the ordinances
regulation of UNIVERSITY LUTHER
rights. I sover will he at 6 p.m. it
)artme[Bullock blasts Reagan
:s out
United Press International
■AUSTIN — Comptroller Bob
Bullock
re woe proposal''
claims President
“cash management
would require states
to pledge their credit to t he fed-
^CTON™—^ eral R overnrnent > which is ban-
partment ,he Texas Conslilution
that molt shalla stat-ue,,, tlts nhuted
tterkans “P‘ es " l hl ? le,,er 10 mem ;
;nlhenelitsduti. b | rs ' ,>l lhe sll " e ‘ con S , <!ss,onal
ing March 20, ajB
36,800 from thep
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er, in the weekei
, initial claims t(
a decrease oU
previous week.
_r state unemplo]
programs pro!
»,600 recipients^
vvolved in se|
for federal
discharged veto'
.ilroad employed
unemploymetii
'as a decline oft
actual numberol
vered under tf!
rams during tk 1
department’s F®
Training Adnik
lie states with
nployment ins®
blessness among
jr benefits —
aska, Idaho, Mid
Washington,
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A NIGHT OF GAMBLING, PRIZES,
AND ENTERTAINMENT
Friday, April 16
8:00-12:30
Major prizes donated by
th
ALLEN
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Honda
„ES - SERVlCf
•-ere satisfaction
dard equipme^
01 Texas Ave.
779-3516
DIAMOND ROOM 707
AND TOTAL PRIZE WORTH OVER
$3000!
PLACE: MSC, 2nd floor and Lounge
TICKETS: $3.00 advance $4.00 door
TICKET SALES: APRIL 12-16
CIA head Casey
cleared in probe
United Press International
WASHINGTON — A Justice
Department investigation found
that CIA Director William J.
Casey did not violate the Fore
ign Agents Registration Act
while working as a lawyer repre
senting Indonesia in 1976, it was
disclosed Thursday.
Attorney General William
French Smith said the govern
ment’s probe cleared Casey of
any violation in connection with
his work as a private lawyer for
the Indonesian government.
“At all times, the fact that Mr.
Casey was representing Indone
sia was made clear to those offi
cials with whom he was dealing,”
said Smith. “The evidence does
not support a conclusion that at
any time Mr. Casey sought to
persuade or influence officials
to change any agency policy.”
The investigation found that
Casey’s representation of In
donesia was limited to efforts to
obtain an agreement with the
Internal Revenue Service as to
the changes necessary in In
donesian oil production sharing
contracts and the tax code to
make sure the payments made
under the contracts would be
creditable under U.S. law.
Smith comments were con
tained in a report Wednesday to
the U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals in Washington, D.C.,
under the special prosecutor
provisions of the Ethics in Gov
ernment Act. A copy of the re
port was released Thursday by
the Justice Department.
Under the law, the attorney
general must open a prelimin
ary investigation after receiving
any allegations against high level
federal officials. He must seek
appointment of a special pro
secutor if the charges are not fri
volous.
A special prosecutor was
appointed under the Ethics in
Government Act last December
to investigation allegations
against Labor Secretary
Raymond Donovan. The probe
is still continuing.
But in this case, Smith said he
found the allegations involving
Casey so “unsubstantiated that
no further investigation or pro
secution is warranted” and no
special prosecution need be
appointed.
Smith said the Justice Depart
ment investigation began in
January after a Washington Post
story alleged that Casey failed to
file as a foreign agent while
working for the Indonesian gov
ernment.
Under the law, a person seek
ing any changes in U.S. policy on
behalf of a foreign principal
must register with the Justice
Department.
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ATTCNTION:
Staff positions
open for
83 flGGI€lRND
Apply at Reed McDonald
Room #216 by April 12.
delegation Wednesday, Bullock
said the so-called “delay of draw
down” program strikes at the
heart of Texas’ pay-as-you-go
provision in the state constitu
tion.
“It is, therefore, absolutely
impossible for this procedure to
be implemented in Texas,” Bul
lock told the delegation.
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