Battalion/Page 7
October 12, 1982
state / national
BRAZOS
Warped
by Scott McCullar
Now you
know
AVIATION
NOW FEATURING:
United Press International
Studies of the vital statistics of
U.S. adult males and females
show Mr. Average is 5 feet, 9
inches tall and weighs 162
pounds. Ms. Average is 5-
feet3 s /» inches tall and weighs
135 pounds.
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Police capture
fleeing suspect
United Press International
DALLAS — Police Monday
were holding a former convict who
v shot at a policeman with the offic-
per’s weapon, then robbed,
■abducted and later released an
^elderly woman during a bizarre
i 15-hour rampage.
H Clinton Jones, 25, was cap-
P tured late Sunday in the attic
licrawl space of bis apartment,
, police said. Jones was being held
fin lieu of $100,000 bond on a
If charge of attempted capital
H murder.
Police said the incident began
■Sunday morning when officer M.
gChavarie approached a suspect,
land the suspect fled.
Chavarie said he chased the
‘ suspect, whose car crashed
^through a service station garage
door. The man then fled on foot.
As Chavarie closed on the sus-
f pect with his revolver drawn, the
suspect spun around and aimed a
small gun at him, said Chevarie.
The man then took Chavarie’s re
volver. When the officer tried to
flee he heard a shot.
Later, Mrs. James S. Miller, 75,
was confronted by a man at her
home.
She said the gunman shaved off
his moustache and beard, then
stripped and put on a girdle, a
blue dress and white shoes.
The man then ordered her into
her car. Miller said. They drove to
a shopping center, where the sus
pect released her unharmed.
“I asked him to let me out some
where where I could use a phone
to call someone to come get me,”
Miller said. “He did. He said he
would call in a few hours to let me
know where I could pick up my
car.
In the man’s apartment, police
said they found the officer’s .38-
caliber revolver, a dress and keys
to the woman’s car.
STEVE SMITH
Is The Most Qualified Candidate For Judge
County Court At Law
Carolyn Ruffino Steve Smith
Full Time Practice
• 5 years • 5 years
• Over 300 • Over 500 cases
• Handled civil and criminal cases • Partner, Dillon & Giesenschlag and head of trial section
handling civil and criminal cases
Testing shows
teacher stress
United Press International
' NEW ORLEANS — Violence,
inoise and a heavy workload are
jamong factors that lead to stress,
burnout and job dissatisfaction
iamong school teachers, according
to a test developed by two college
^professors.
The “teacher stress scale” is
believed to be the first test to mea
sure stress levels among school in-
structors. It was developed by
[Elaine G. Wangberg, associate
professor of curriculum and in
struction at the University of New
Orleans, and Justin Levitov, assis
tant professor of education at
Loyola University.
Results of stress forms com
pleted by 397 public school
teachers in Orleans and Jefferson
parishes showed elementary
teachers perceive less stress in
their overall teaching environ
ment than their secondary school
counterparts.
The tests showed that heavy
workload was a primary stress fac
tor for elementary school
teachers, while high noise levels,
an unpleasant environment and
campus violence were top areas of
stress for secondary school in
structors.
The scale measures a teacher’s
perception of the job through a
series of 75 questions. Wangberg
and Levitov, stress management
consultants, said the test is the
first to specifically apply to educa
tional settings.
Wangberg added that the scale
could lead to improvements in
working conditions, professional
status, compensation and public
support for teachers.
What are Chicarrones?
Civil Practice
• 3 cases in County Court at Law
• 14 probate cases
• 30 child support collection cases in Brazos County
• Handled child abuse cases, temporary injunctions and
show cause hearings in Brazos County.
64 cases in County Court at Law
• 15 probate cases ■'* *
• Over 20 child support cases in Brazos and other counties
• Jury trials for criminal and civil litigation and land
condemnation. Handled contested cases for Brazos
County residents in courts of Brazos County as well as
Robertson, Grimes, Burleson, Walker, Montgomery,
Washington, Lee, Leon, Harris, Dallas, Travis, Bell,
McLennan, Bexar, Brazoria, Smith, Denton, Jefferson,
Matagorda, Atascosa, Webb, Tom Green and Panola
Counties.
• Argued cases before 1st Court of Appeals, 14th Court of
Appeals, the 5th Court of Appeals and submitted written
briefs to the Texas Supreme Court.
• Have appeared before and argued cases before military
boards at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.
• Have handled federal court cases in Houston, Dallas, San
Antonio, Tyler, Jackson, MS. and Albany, N.Y.
As listed in the Civil Docket Records
of the Brazos County Court at Law
through August 26, 1982
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Criminal Practice
• Former Assistant District Attorney
• Past Juvenile Prosecutor in Brazos County Court at Law
• Two certifications of juveniles to be handled as adults
• Twice argued before the 14th Judicial District Court of
Appeals in Houston
• Represented businessmen, citizens, parents, children,
farmers, teachers, hourly workers and professional per
sons on a full time basis
• Handled contested criminal cases in both County Court at
Law and District Court
• Handled over 100 criminal cases including felony misde
meanor and juvenile matters for Brazos County citizens
in Brazos County as well as Burleson, Robertson,
Grimes, Walker, Hamilton, Harris, Waller, Callahan,
Bexar and Travis Counties.
' ^
THINGS I
NEED TO DO
TODAY...
1. Go by Yearbook Associates and
have my picture taken for the ’82-
’83 AGGIELAND.
2. Go by Yearbook Associates and
have my picture taken for the ’82-
’83 AGGIELAND.
3. Don’t forget 1 & 2... Yearbook As
sociates is on Puryear behind Cul
pepper, across from Tanglewood.
Questions? Call 693-6756
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Community Service
Chairwoman: St. Joseph’s Hospital
Board of Directors
Active Church worker
Founder & Volunteer: Rape Crisis Center, Inc.
1981 Outstanding Woman of Brazos County
Founding Director & Secretary: Brazos County
Crime Stoppers
Vice Chairman: March of Dimes-Brazos Valley
Chapter President-Elect: Noon Optimist Club of Bryan/Col
lege Station
Defensive Driving Instructor
Special Projects Chairman: OP AS
KAMU-TV Volunteer
Former Director: Brazos de Dios and Brazos Valley Sym
phony Society
Steve and his wife, Becky, are active church youth and
university student workers
Guest Lecturer on Legal Profession: various chools
Chamber of Commerce Committees
Member: Regional Alcoholism Council of BVDC
pjiSTEVE
yiivSTH
The record speaks for itself. Steve Smith has a much broader background in the law,
considerably more experience in County Court at law (in both criminal and civil cases), more
seasoning in contested matters and a record of public service to community.
The Judge of the County Court of Law is not an extension of the prosecutor’s office. It is a place
for the citizens as a whole and as individuals to find justice. The person who sits as judge needs
to be well versed, fair and experienced. Steve Smith is best qualified to hold this important
office. We ask for your vote and support.
Paid Political Advertisement by Committee to Elect Steve Smith/Don Dillon, Chairman/Judy Rychlik. Treasurer. Box 9213, College Station, TX. 77846
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