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Thursday, September 22,1983/The Battalion/Page 3 f OCA fills 7 positions, discusses bonfire, CCF believable,” say •etvveen that class! me teachers catejjs may be only coni' ly of the tradition! in prehistoric timt! preserved in mod- ! the book's concln- “were their ow s a parallel f the first dodosam e authors, is nowot f Heavy Thingsd Objects in Tirana United Press International JERUSALEM — Yitzhak Sha mir was chosen Wednesday to g dough purported form Israel’s next government, fin.” Virtually assurin the continua- ion of Prime Minister of mathandscienctiMenachem Begin’s hardline eadership. President Chaim Herzog for mally asked the 67-year-old foreign minister to lead Israel’s text administration, giving him 21 days to present his Likud-led coalition to the Knesset, or par liament, for approval. Roni Milo, the coalition par liamentary whip, said a new gov ernment could be formed within a week. Shamir has the support of all six parties in Begin’s coali tion, ensuring him of up to 64 of ; told, appearst nee “an industrii ere would we be? think ter of time n the cowboy'spot ' the J? 0 votes in parliament. te his swank Loni >re Roosevelt tutdoorsman’s ventured West fo: ng trips. He 01 airy, known as vas later called tit rued us ever sinct ;d his closet wii isenhowerandll rm or ranch to tit that John Glennii Saturday’s pilgrf ;s us as a matterof voters believe that is deserves Wraif igh customer," w lore denim befort finished. ;i laboratory newspaptf % and photographycks- Communications, m eriting any editorid c editor. olicy iot exceed 300wordsi« ; cut if they are longer right to edit letters fo ■very effort to maintain mist also be signed and ■ number of the writer s also are welcome, and ;th constraints as lettert espondence to: Editor nald, Texas A&M Uni' 43, or phone (409) Sdi' londay through Frida) icsters, except for holt' Mail subscriptions art school yearand$35per tished on request. ,216 Reed McDonald ty, College Station, TH s entitled exclusively! 0 ews dispatches credited all other matter herein it College Station, Tk Ay- Chih uah ua!!! staff photo by Guy Hood Diane Bruner, a veterinary medicine graduate student in from Seabrook, plays with Tristan, her rather large drill field Wednesday afternoon. dog, the by Brigid Brockman Battalion Staff Seven students were appointed to directorship and secretary positions for Off- Campus Aggies at their meeting Wednesday night. Votes were cast for apartment council presi dents, but the results won’t be tabulated until Friday. The new appointments are: • Director of External Affairs- Martha Beilins • Director of Special Projects- Kristi Sultis • Social Secretary- Matt Ver- ghese • Recording Secretary- Liz Lowe • Director of Public Relations- Kim Clark • Director of Fund Raising- John McClay • Director of Intramurals- Barry Laves The only position not filled was that of the historian/scrap book position and it is still open to anyone interested. Students who are elected as apartment council presidents will have the chance to work with student government. About 30 student senators will work with each apartment council presi dent. The off-campus represen tative can explain to the senator any special problems that off- campus students might have. Students are still needed for the bonfire, chili cook-off, street dance and party committees. All students are welcome to get in volved. » The first cut for bonfire will be Oct. 1. Students who are in terested in cutting must attend one of the cutting classes to be held at the Grove next week. Dr. Scott Kellner, an English professor here, urged everyone at the meeting to get involved with the Christian Children’s Fund. Anyone interested in collect ing money for the fund should report to the Blocker building at, 9:30 a.m. Saturday. If anyone is interested in helping in any way, they should call Kellner at 846- 2170. The next OCA meeting will be Oct. 5 at 6:30 p.m. in 601 Rudder Tower. r First Presbyterian Church 1100 Carter Creek Parkway, Bryan 823-8073 Dr. Robert Leslie, Pastor Rev. John McGarey, Associate Pastor SUNDAY: Worship at 8:30AM & 11:OOAM Church School at 9:30AM College Class at 9:30AM I Bus fromTAMU Krueger/Dunn 9:10AM Northgate 9:15AM) Youth Meeting at 5:00PM Nursery: All Events 1 B £ TEXAS AVE 2 O > < CARTER CREEK PKY first 4- Presbyterian 1 Church Israeli president decides Shamir to lead government caretaker prime minister until the next government is formed, even though the 70-year-old leader has been ailing and has not left his home in more than two weeks. Responding to demands from several coalition parliamenta rians for a national unity gov ernment made up of all major Knesset factions, Shamir invited the opposition Labor Party to join his new government. “We have problems of secur ity, political problems, economic problems and I think we’ll suc ceed to solve these problems with common efforts—if we will have a government which will have the support of all the Knes set,” he said. Shamir, who speaks eight lan guages, was expected to remain in the foreign minister’s slot. An admirer of the late Chinese com munist leader Mao Tse-tung, Shamir spent 10 years as a key operative in Israel’s Mossad in telligence service. On Lebanon, the prime minister-designate has said he would maintain Begin’s demand for a simultaneous withdrawal of Israeli, Syrian and Palestine Liberation Organization forces from the war-torn country. His government would con tinue unrestricted Jewish settle ments in the occupied West Bank. LPqan'f- Run Y M, * Sigga; i issHga ■ AiLL .>*&■' *i?J[ c<.pa- v «_»xtt>€J^TCV»<Arr**^-* ; yoalo.'C}0. ^1.50 Herzog and Shamir tele phoned Begin from the presi dent’s office before making the announcement. “I asked him for his advice and guidance in the future,” Shamir said about Begin. “He promised to stand by me, whenever I ask him to.” Begin is expected to remain AGGIELAND =AWARDS ENGRAVING Trophies • Plaques • Ribbons • Badges Plastic Signs & Nameplates SKAGGS CENTER L846-2376 IM for the ladies Old Main Trotters pairs the tradition of fine craft smanship Tailored in superb leathers. 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