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“A Complete Automotive
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$4 million site in Juarez
Company relocates
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United Press International
JUAREZ, Mexico — Officials
of an American coupon proces
sing company announced plans
Tuesday to spend $4 million on
a new three-building complex
for an expanded operation in
the border city.
Memphis-based Seven Oaks
International Inc., which pro
cessed more than 750 million
coupons last year, has purch-
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2307 S. Texas Ave.
693-4575
DAILY FISH SPECIALS
FRESH & SALT WATER
DAILY SPECIALS ON SUPPLIES
AKC Bassett Hound Pups $149
AKC Beagles $129
ARTIC Blue Fox $199'
SALE GOOD THRU LABOR DAY
1i—i—iiiii—i—r
ased 8.8 acres near the interna
tional bridge connecting Juarez
with El Paso.
The 130,000-square-foot
complex will be completed in
seven to 10 months, officials
said.
Seven Oaks has leased space
in Juarez since 1972 for its
coupon clearinghouse, Coupon
Redemptions de Mexico, which
employs 1,270 in Juarez. The
firm also employs 70 people at
its data processing and receiving
operations in El Paso, called
Coupons Redemptions Inc. of
El Paso.
The center receives cents-off
coupons from retailers through
out the United States, separates
and sends the coupons on to the
products manufacturers. The
Juarez plant is Seven Oaks’ only
coupon redemption center.
The company also acts as an
agent for packaged-goods
manufacturers. It verifies and
redeems coupons issued by
those manufacturers, fulfills
promotional offers and issues
cash and coupon refunds.
Seven Oaks officials said they
could not predict how many
additional employees would be
added to their workforce in
uarez. But the new facilities are
eing built in order to allow the
company to grow in the future,
said Harold Hill, senior vice
president and chief operating
officer at Seven Oaks.
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9:15 A.M. AND
10:45 A.M.
FELLOWSHIP
SUPPER 6 P.M.
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THE UNDERGROUND
(SBISA DINING CENTER BASEMENT)
NOW OPEN
UNDERGROUND DELI
UNDERGROUND SNACKS
AND STORE
AND GAMES
★ DOUGHNUTS—SWEET ROLLS
★ HAMBURGERS—FRENCH FRIES
★ EGGS—BACON
★ ICE CREAM—CONES—CUPS
★ BISCUITS—SAUSAGE
★ SANDWICHES—SNACKS
★ SANDWICHES—SOUPS
★ NACHOS—TACOS
★ SALADS—SALADS—SALADS
★ COOKIES—CANDIES
★ HOT LINKS—BARBECUE
★ BURRITOS—ENCHILADAS
★ PACKAGED AND CANNED SNACKS
★ VARIETY MEATS—CHEESE
★ PERSONAL ITEMS—ASPIRIN
★ POOL TABLES—GAMES
BREAKFAST—7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. MON.-FRI.
LUNCH—10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. SUNDAY
MON.-FRI.
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STUDENTS!!
Interested in
Stagehand Work?
Theatre Complex is hiring part-time
student workers as stagehands for
OPAS, Town Hall, and other perform
ance events.
There will be a meeting for interested persons
on Thursday September 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the
auditorium.
Harvard’s Glashow
joins A&M faculty
United Press International
COLLEGE STATION — Dr.
Sheldon Glashow, Nobel Prize
winning physicist at Harvard
University, will spend portions
of the new academic year at
here, President Frank E. Van
diver announced Tuesday.
world’s leading research institu
tions. Of course, we are pleased
and proud.”
Glashow becomes the second
Nobel Prize Laureate in a month
to join the Texas A&M faculty.
He will serve as a “University
Scholar,” and will arrive on cam
pus by Sept. 19.
“This is an exciting time for
Texas A&M,” Vandiver said.
“Dr. Glashow’s decision to asso
ciate with our physics depart
ment represents another major
step foward in Texas A&M’s
emerging reputation as one of
Dr. Norman Bourlaug, called
the “Father of the Green Re
volution” for his work in crop
genetics and 1970 winner of the
Nobel Peace Prize, confirmed
recently he will also join the
Texas A&M faculty for the com
ing year as Distinguished Pro
fessor of International Agricul
ture.
Vandiver said Glashow has
agreed to spend approximately
two months at Texas A&M dur
ing the academic year which be
gan Monday.
Glashow, who shared the
1979 Nobel in Physics with two
other scientists for their expla
nation of the beginningd
universe, will spend tint
suiting with researches
Texas A&M’s hig
theoretical physics
during his upcoming vej
sabattical leave from Hr JX
Cilashow, a HigginsProfe
of Physics at Harvard,#
working with other
from Texas A&M, the Uni
ty of Texas, Rice and the
versity of Houston in
locate a superconducting
percollider particle acci
in Texas.
The accelerator, more
monly called an atom-si
would be the largest ofits
ever constructed, with a
of 35 miles and a power
the trillions of electrons^
No breakthrough
Tehran hijackim
m
United Press International
Seventeen hostages, including
three Americans, spent their
third night aboard a hot, stuffy
Air France jetliner at Tehran’s
airport with hijackers threaten
ing to blow up the plane Tues
day unless France met their de
mands.
at
After two days of talks
Mehrabad Airport, there was
still no sign of a breakthrough
with the four air pirates, sus
pected by Iran to be Iraqi guer
rillas opposed to the Baghdad
government of President Sad
dam Hussein.
Late Monday, French radio
in Paris said the hijackers set a
deadline for 8 a.m. Tuesday for
a French response to demands
for the release of “Arab” prison
ers in France and justification
for France’s policy of aiding
Iraq, Chad and Lebanon.
French radio, quoting diplo
matic sources, said shots rang
out Monday night from the air
liner’s rear door, an apparent
attempt by the hijackers “to en
sure security forces stayed away
from the plane.”
The hijackers said they would
blow up the Boeing 727 if their
demands were not met, Tehran
Radio said.
The French charges d’af
faires in Tehran, Jean Perrin,
had no official response Mon
day to the hijackers’ demands,
relayed to him by an Iranian
Foreign Ministry official hand
ling negotiations from the air-
port control tower.
“The Iranian officials are us
ing every possible means to try
to dissuade the hijackers from
dynamiting the aircraft,” said a
Tehran Radio report monitored
in London.
The radio said the hijackers’
demands for a doctor, nurse, air
conditioner, water provisions
and fuel would be me
“humanitarian grounds'
safety of the hostages.
Tehran airport contra
telephone interviewwitlili
Press International in
reported 17 people-15i
members and seven passn
— still on board earlyTue
But Air France’s Tehrais
said a French couple tala
for medical treatment Mo
might not have returnedi
plane.
The hijackers, armed
machine guns and grei
commandeered Air F:
Flight 781 Saturdayandi
it to land in Geneva, then
and Damascus beforeaniii
Tehran Sunday.
Ninety-three of the 111
tages were released befon
plane landed in Tehran !
the remaining hostages
French with three Ai
and a Swedish womanon
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CORPUS CHRIST!
Democratic Senate hope!#
Krueger, campaigning i
Rio Grande Valley, Monl
led for an end to Prf
Reagan’s show of force ii
tral America.
“There is no sense inn
a show of power to those
tries because they know*
it,” Krueger said.
“Instead we shouldesi
hanyl of friendship that 1
go a long way toward lt>
communist interests ouU
troubled area.”
Krueger said he wool'
for Republican CongW
Phil Gramm of Colleges
to oppose him in theSenai'
“so Gramm would be to
defend the Reagan admit
tion’s record.”
Texas
said M
could
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