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by Pamela Haisler
Battalion Reporter
The College Station City
Council at its meeting Thursday
approved bicycle prohibition
signs that will be placed on
Texas Avenue and Harvey
Road.
John Black, traffic engineer,
said bikers may not travel on
Texas Avenue from University
Drive to Holleman Drive and on
Harvey Road from Texas Ave
nue to the East Bypass. They
may cross these streets but not
travel with through traffic, he
said.
Black said the signs will be
placed on the streets next week.
Violators will be fined $10 start
ing April 26, and after May 26
the minimum fine will be
$37.50.
Elrey Ash, director of capital
management, said a brochure
that will contain a map with bicy
cle routes and the bicycle signs
will be distributed to students
before the first summer session.
The Council also approved a
2 percent cost-of-living increase
for city employees for 1983-84.
Glenn Schroeder, deputy dire
ctor of finance, said this increase
will ensure city employees a con
tinuing fair wage and keep the
city’s pay system competitive.
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In other action:
— Speed limits will be lowered
on FM 2818 to 50 mph and 35
mph in the A&M Consolidated
school zone. On Jersey Street,
between Wellborn Road and FM
2818, the speed limit will be lo
wered to 45 mph.
— The Council transferred
$160,000 to the Water and Sew
er Oversize Participation Fund
to pay for various water and sew
er projects.
— Hereford, Lynch & Co., an
accounting firm from Huntsvil
le, was contracted to perform
the city’s audit for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1983.
— The Council approved re
zoning of Lot 14 of the Gorzycki
subdivision, which is about 600
feet north of University Drive
and west of Meadowland, from
duplex to commercial district.
— Lowell Denton, city attor
ney, told the Council he was
working on an animal control
ordinance that would require all
animals in the city to be licensed.
He said that animals found at
large would be taken to the own
er, and the owner would be
given a citation. Those animals
without licenses would be taken
to the animal shelter.
After a lengthy discussion ab
out traffic congestion on State
Highway 30 (Harvey Road), the
Council approved the rezoning
of 6.33 acres of land across f rom
the Windwood Subdivision. T he
Council stipulated that the land,
now zoned as commercial in
dustrial, is to be developed as a
unit.
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Cx)me one, come all!
Tracy Wood and Holly Wright, both
sophomores, hand out balloons in
front of the Memorial Student Center
Thursday to promote the MSC All
University Variety Show to be held
Wood
tonight. _
education major from Lake JaiiBr
and Wright is a finance majorr,
ight is a finance major
Houston. Both are members
Variety Show committee
Officer probed in killing
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HOUSTON — A policeman
who killed a man after being
threatened with a stick and a
pocketknife will be relieved of
active patrol duty pending an in
vestigation of the incident, a
spokesman said Thursday.
Officer J.D. Curtis and his
partner. Officer M.G. Liesches-
ki, responded to a call about
4:30 p.m. Wednesday reporting
a man was threatening custom
ers at a convenience store with a
4-foot-Iong stick.
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Upon arrival at the scene, the
officers reported the man wax ed
the stick at them and ran. Curtis
and his partner chased the man
and finally caught up with him.
Thex said the man threatened
Curtis’ partner did not pull
Iter gun and had no physical
contact with the suspect. But
Curtis shot the man itt the side,
the report said, after being hit
on the hand with the stick. Police*
said the stic k shattered the* hint
of Curtis’ pistol and c ut Curtis"
hand and wrist.
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January — Nacho cookoff
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February — Racquetball Tournament
Valentines couple drawing
March — Drawing for hot air balloon ride
Outdoor concert
April — Superstars competition
Spring dance w/Carribean cruise for
drawing
May — Kegs by the pool
June — 2nd annual watermelon extravaganza
July — Games picnic
August — End of the summer celebration
September — Softball 1 ournament
November — Bonfire bash
December — Christmas parties & contests
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