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local / state Battalion/Page 3 June 17, 1982 >di l also l®] ans vie* nanyfed of the 1' >n. Noe theV What’s Up Thursday CORF RADIOtAnyone interested in being a DJ. please call Steve Lessard at 693-9327 or 845-8232. UMMER DINNER THEATERtTickets for “A Shot in the Dark” to be shown June 16 to 19 are still available and must be purchased 24 hours in advance at Rudder box office. me vie r disagree f^XAS A&M ICE HOCKEYtThere will be an organizational j" pljj meeting discussing summer activities at 8 p.rn. on the sixth floor sure of! of the Lvans Librar y- ' TEXAS ENERGY EXTENSION SERVICE:Representatives from Bryan Utilities, Lone Star Gas, and the City of College Station Energy Department will discuss utility costs at a meeting in the Texas A&M Consolidated High School Library at 7 p.m. itrongm itytofos gn Coitj 'ess orfi his ecot Friday ?d the preside: ht the EPISCOPAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION :The group will meet for Holy Eucharist and Breakfast at 6:30 a.m. at the Canterbury House, 902 Jersey St. aviestof: ndustry 1 ruchatit f vacate ippen m and lit Utility costs to be jdiscussed tonight ( ■Utility costs to residential con- lumers will be the topic of a manel discussion featuring area utility and municipal represen- latives tonight at 7:00 in the k&M Consolidated High School Library. I “We want people to better understand what determines jheir energy costs,” said Char lene Clark, a Texas Energy Ex tension Service representative. “There are many factors such h the cost of the fuel itself and Jhe equipment used to provide Ihat fuel that determine the cost bf utilities,” she said. Representatives from Lone Star Gas, Bryan Utilities and the City of College Station Energy Department will discuss how present and future utility costs are determined. A question and answer session will follow. The program, which is free to the public, is part of a con tinuing series of community education activities sponsored by the Texas Energy Extension Service and the College Station Independent School District Community Education Program. 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COLLEGE STATION 693-2818 Man, 40, arrested in indecency case expands it to about 20,000 words by the time he enters col- lege. United Press International EL FASO — A man, 40, sus pected of keeping more than two dozen hungry children crammed in two small motel rooms during a candy-selling trek through west Texas was held Wednesday on a charge of indecency with a child. Bilal Mohammed Ali was arrested late Tuesday, a police sergeant said. His bond was set at f100,000. Ali is suspected of one or sev eral attempts of sexual indecen cy with the children, said Lt. Richard Cuellar of the El Paso Police Youth Services Division. Cuellar said the high bond was set because of “the possibil ity of other charges being filed today.” Those charges could include injury to a child or neglect, he said. “He really wasn’t taking care of them by properly feeding them,” Cuellar said. “The kids are afraid of him so they didn’t want to say much, but last night we were able to break a couple of them.” The 29 youngsters, including five of Ali’s children, were in fos ter homes Wednesday in the Come Join Us For Happy Hour!! 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Daily $ 1 50 Pitchers of Lowenbrau and Miller Lite 990 Orders of Nachos at ALFREDO’S TACO AL CARBON 509 University Dr. NORTHGATE custody of the Texas Depart ment of Human Resources, Cuellar said. He said officials hoped to return the children to their parents in San Antonio Thursday. Also found in the Stardust Motel rooms Monday were six or seven adults, including Ali’s wife. The other adults were teenagers who, Cuellar said, could take care of themselves. None of the others was “in volved criminally in anything,” he said. DHR officials said they re ceived an anonymous telephone tip late Monday about the chil dren. Some children said they had not been fed for 24 hours when Ali gave each of them a cup of cold cereal. Ali denied the children had gone hungry. He said they were only complaining because one of the older boys wanted to go home. “Some of these kids have been coming with me to El Paso from San Antonio for seven years,” he said. He said he paid the youngs ters 75 cents for each $2.50 box sold during a six-week trek that had taken them to San Angelo, Midland-Odessa, Amarillo and El Paso. Ali said profits from the sales went to the Black Muslim Church. Lemore English, 11, said he sold candy for Ali last year, but couldn’t remember how much he had made. He said most of his co workers were from San Antonio. 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