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ed,” McCracken said.
But now, McCracken said,
owledge of the number is not
widespread as it was last
mester.
JfNow security is more impor-
int to the residents and they’re
>emor
thletes
ek bus
azos valley officials will dis-
Itoday whether they should
[ide chartered bus service to
:rwood Airport for elderly
[cipants in the Texas Senior
|es.
he games are a state-wide
ircitizen Olympics in Dallas,
[cipants from all over the
will compete in dance con-
| foot races, and other
Its.
■he Brazos Valley Develop-
icnt Council’s executive com-
ittee last year granted the bus
Hce for area senior citizens,
he service provides transpor-
■nto Easterwood Airport for
defy athletes.
■he committee will meet at
■ p.m. in the council offices
»06 East 29th St. in Bryan.
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U) teddlB^United Press International
ightofnjlANCASTER, Pa. — It was a
said, fetter of bad timing for a man
orstep fcused of robbing a bank on
hnolo. oho. Appreciation Day, a
er." ]i lolice spokesman says.
kesitmiThe suspect, Kenneth Ford,
rthan 1, of Lancaster, was collared
Bn an hour of the incident by
hed dietyicers who rushed from an
and tliefnual luncheon at the sound of
ned to I alarm, Sgt. Jack Farrell said
t the t uesday.
T stage ' He said about 50 police offic-
ioveintot®ere attending the luncheon
easier topnsored by the Lancaster
permissidwanis Club when the alarm
'Utided.
‘I’ll tell you, this guy really
||ed the wrong day to rob a
ink,’’ Farrell said. “Man, you
igBWfyarsaw a banquet-room emp-
§o fast.”
[ford was arrested after he
found hiding inside a house,
fe he had been chased by
teth Brown, an attorney
d|bank customer who was at
Hamilton Bank branch
:n the alarm sounded.
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■United Press International
(NEW YORK (UPI) — The
s it is going to use air re-
i Hfoissance photographs to
kdown thousands of private
ftming pool owners who
tenot paid their $45 pool fee.
flity officials said Tuesday the
jraphs were made last
nmer by the Department of
vironmental Protection.
DEP asked contractors to bid
thejob of matching up those
BJos with map overlays to de-
mine street addresses of ev-
Ipool owner.
Anyone who does not show
Tas having paid the annual
5Fee, will be given notice they
li in arrears.
b buried debts
-^United Press International
SECKLEY, W.Va. — A
olesale casket dealer has de-
d he threatened to dig up cof-
sfor which he was allegedly
J.
hearing has been set for
b|25 in Cabell County Circuit
in on a suit Filed by Attorney
fcral Chauncey Browning
list Ben F. Williams Jr. and
iS Enterprises Inc. of Beckley.
Browning said Williams’ firm
ovided baskets to Ferrell Mor-
iry Inc. in Huntington last
m, but Ferrell was not able to
ike immediate payments on
[Caskets.
The suit stated Williams then
t the names of people who
d bought the caskets in which
:ir relatives were buried and
manded the people pay him
I cost of the casket in which
it relative was interred,
he suit also stated Williams
eaiened to take back the cas-
Sleven though the deceased
Jcasket had been buried in a
mctery.
using more common sense.
They’re taking it more se
riously.”
To ensure that the combina
tion to the five-digit lock is kept
fairly confidential, the number
is changed after each semester
and may be changed again at
spring break, McCracken said.
Residents of Mosher and
Krueger halls can expect a simi
lar combination lock system to
be installed by summer, housing
operations supervisor Ferris
said.
Additional measures also are
being taken to increase security
on campus, Ferris said.
He said additional lighting
will be installed around Under
wood, Briggs and Legett halls.
Also, as part of a summer re
novation project proposal, peep
holes may be installed in modu
lar halls as well as Mosher and
Krueger, he said.
Besides the addition of
mechanical improvements,
some organizations are volun
teering their time to upgrade
campus security.
University Police representa
tives will be in the A-l lounge
from 5 to 9 p.m. today to answer
questions about recent incidents
on campus in observance of Na
tional Crime Prevention Week.
The film “How to Say ‘No’ to a
Rapist” will be shown at the
meeting.
Law Hall and the Corps of
Cadets are offering to escort
women who must walk alone on
campus. Call the Corps guard
room at 260-6471, or call the
Law escort service at 845-9805
between 8 p.m. and 12:30 a.m.
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