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Battalion/Page 11 April 29, 1982 | Travel light this summer ♦ Leave your library books with :: ♦ USi itt McC, Evinrude heiress abducted, killed in $100 robbery The Medical Sciences Library the construction workers on , the new engineering just south of the Zachry e. You don't Id’s largest retouti go broke." > far this year, lomy mavhavees| uive growth. The ce said it was dil v because industn'ilffip normally published isappeared injanii/f itary. or I the gomnnirforking •thing to point to: ruilding, tid. “Thev knowtlifH lems." aditionalls in tittiesi-H ic crisis, the gmetiMy •d toward the k [ < • | • ted peasant labor; VllbrittOIl, it toward tndustn ; 7 Soviet agricultureii:,j T A T - 'V T „ demand to the esirI|Y JN G W S country’s grain rdp. tblv base iKen 1 r ^ ^ X- ( tropulation is atiffilixo v 7 1 1 level of 23 |)erteii! H| rial popuhition. B lun rin'r redlirfli ignited Press International tits can t roue t N g w YORK _ xhe Tribune ;l "" l, 1 ; loi jof Chicago announced Vednesday that it has cancelled , "" l tsagreement with Texas finan- m other nations,il ier J oe Allbritton for the sale of •atlmhip km i/i i ie |j ew York Daily News, one 1 'nipnned ptdj ^ the nation 4 larg e St - 1 u ’ ,l)( " circulation general interest daily There are easier jobs staff photo by Erie Mitchell engineering building, sits on a ledge while fastening supports to the outside wall. United Press International STUART, Fla. — The heiress to the Evinrude outboard-motor fortune promised her parents she was working her last over night shift at a convenience store — the lonely hours frightened her. But Frances Julia Slater, 18, never Finished the shift. The granddaughter of a millionaire was abducted and killed Tues day in a $100 holdup. An autopsy was to be per formed Wednesday, but author ities said she appeared to have been stabbed in the neck. Investigators said they were looking for a large old white car with four passengers seen at the L’il General store around 2:45 a.m. Tuesday. A customer stopped at the store at 3 a.m. to buy a pack of cigarettes and found no one there. “There were no signs of a struggle but her purse, keys and car were still there and we know she was forcibly taken from the store,” said Stuart Police Sgt. Joanne Waldron. “The cash re gister was cleaned out.” The granddaughter of multi millionaire, outboard-motor manufacturer Ralph Evinrude and retired actress Frances Langford was found by a man driving a tractor down a road about 12 miles from the store. DEPARTMENT OF CENSUS AND RESEARCH POSITIONS AVAILABLE RESEARCH DIRECTOR ASST. RESEARCH DIRECTOR TELEPHONE CONTACT CHAIRMAN CENSUS DIRECTOR ASST. CENSUS DIRECTOR INVESTIGATIVE CHAIRMAN INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICE APRIL 29 THROUGH MAY 4. APPLICATIONS DUE NO LATER THAN 5:00 MAY 4. iltural n," ihe sources newspapers. iNon instead", •ftllbritton Communications rs, he said. I andlthe Tribune Go. have ter- hological slu t m j n | tec i a n discussion concern- >t having niudn ngthesaleof the New York Dai- mtime, (he ®hN6ws to Allbritton Communi- l , ' s l() <, ' m<linf cations,” Stanion R. Cook, presi- or over-centiali dent of the Tribune Co., said. n K- , UHThe Daily News has asked to e system is meet with the Allied Printing but central ‘“"Trades Council on Friday, April il matter, not‘"TO, 1982, at 2 p.m.,” Cook said, atter, he said, adding there would be no addi- ■iiiralizalionisal.; donal comment before that lulhority. meeting, ting to the tr*l#L g workers from kt^BI he announcement came s to help with hjM° Mays after the Tribune Co. le Soviets try di» exter| ded by five days Allbrit- niie problems. cs|* ton s option to purchase the or shortage papei, setting a new deadline of factorv workenf a y 5 for an agreement, anything about |f here was no immediate ex- erv and often iaIfP lana t lo n from any of the par- unity to enjoy adrai 5 concerned as to why the during diicl) ne g otiatlons were canceled, ery comes out tilt 1 Allbritton’s negotiators had ir. tried to reach agreement on vise, full-time “layoffs with the 11 unions that erform civilian t^represent workers at the Daily essionals could kNews, which the Tribune Co. a tenth the cosli« put up for sale last December. : compared to tlt tJl! Accountants for the unions had received the f inancial infor- escribed thesprinf motion they had requested from a Saturday on ^Allbritton before resuming labor in menial “negotiations on the prospective :d with springd f)t sale. e a revolutionan [( 1 The unions said they needed u a boost to t the information in order to negotiate on job cuts and conces- tded: "It's justa" sions the Texas millionaire has le's time." said are necessary before he can purchase the Daily News. Dirty lawn T CLAiSirritates TEXAS d °g na PP er vtPIONMP) United Press International MASSAPEQUA. N.Y. A 6‘00 P.M. MIC. conw Af man ' * rate because his neigh- TOR5 FRUM bor’s German shepherds were AS TH6 D€5l soiling his lawn, stole the dogs :rform in and put them in an animal shel ter, police said. 1 Kenneth Gardner, 51, of Mhssapequa, loaded the Ger man shepards into his car on April 10 and drove them to the Babylon Town Animal Shelter in neighboring Suffolk County, Nassau County Detective Richard Kerzner said Tuesday. H Gardner told attendants a neighbor had moved away and abandoned the two dogs, valued at $4,500 each, Kerzner said. With the aid of a friend, the dogs’ owner, Michael Coniglio, 20, managed to locate his pets at the pound. Gardner was charged with second-degree grand larceny. AGGIES FOR PRESNAL Representative Bill Presnal, with Bill Price of the TAMU Student Government, is presented a resolution recognizing his support. “To date, the accomplishments of the Texas A&M University Student Government Student Lobby have been largely due to the efforts of one man, Texas State Represen tative Bill Presnal. ” Student Government, Texas A&M University POLITICAL AD PAID FOR BY Aggies for Presnal Committee, Ken Johnson and Bill Price, Co-Chairmen, P.O. Box 1685, College Station, TX 77841.