Image provided by: Texas A&M University
About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1983)
f le tes resident tor studentsn. and James R. or of the Memorial Slit Center. At least 30 pt vho are in a position an impact on racism’ larticipate in the darshail said. “It's® Texas A&M has never before.” orientation also Wednesday for commit- embers participatingini tal program for cl il ages in the ge Station area. Tlit littee soon will be offer- the 90-minute tutoriil -am once a week a ant Grove t ch in Bryan. For mation call the • at 845-1515. C, with at least 85 active aers, meets on the fm aird Wednesdays of eats h. Meetings take placen er Tower from7p.m,li p.m. The meeting roon ary. high Warped by Scott McCuliar 15lrFF£lt£D A COUPLE OF OIS |LLUSIOWA\EA/T6 W0RKI/V6 IN THt PRESS 80X FOR //VSTAVCE, THE PRESS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO tH'fOi THE GARvE HO SHOOT - HV&, CHEERIR&, APPLAUDI/Ve,^ involvement with the game or the fans at all Ut m THL THE ARE- vJE/} BUT MORE ABOUT THAT LATER. ONE OF /MY BIGGEST SHOCKS WAS..- WELL ... SAY. WHAT'S l/V’ THIS ROOM HEY. vNHAT'RE THIS IS THE COMPUTER THAT RUNS THE A&&/E band down there. —— r ~—: WHAT'S THIS '• M ELL RUNS THE 70U P'P^'YREALLy — — ^ THIS BUTTON BRtNGsT THEM ON THE FIELD, THIS LEVER DOES ALL THE SHAPES FORMED, THIS ONE LETTERS OH, WOW, A nuclear BLAST CLOUD! respond to drawing )f infant girl’s kidnapper l , United Press GRAM) UK ’ rsThmsaay ore than 200 to a police Oman who lonth old girl totfr. International IRlt Investiga- iad heard from a to pie respimd- iketch ot the abducted a A om a dav cave Offn.ei ■ thv said itey were work ry that the kid- from the Jack and Dee Doshier Leafning Center Monday by a woman who posed as the infant’s aunt and told employees she was taking the baby to have her pic ture taken. “I think the baby is safe be cause we have not had any de mands tor ransom and we have had no calls 'hat someone might hurt the baby,” said police crime analyst Gaylord Hayes, who is coordinating the investigation. Police earlier feared the woman might sell the baby We have not ruled out any possibility. I might look like a fool when this is over bul l don t think this is a baby-saie type thing,” Hayes said. Hayes said when the woman called the center to take the baby for a photo session, she insisted that she and not the enter should dress up Jessica He said it was also possible the kidnapper knew the familv.In e team will participati I iment at North Ti University on Saiini unday. e men’s team recently ird place in a touman itin. hough the UltimateIi ren organized since 151 only its second yeanii nural organization,Gi 'isherman walks ashore after tf)-mile swim, shark attacks e went extramural toll] ' travel costs," he said, e Ultimate Teamphni med sport on a field ako re of a fcxnball ~ s a run, throw andca: to be honest,” Gunn teams of seven pi ine upon opposite end Id. The team withthef res to advance up thefi throwing the frisbet members. ; players can’t run witki ; or hand it off. Onit catches the frisbet foot is set and theplai move that foot until : has been thrown er team member, an instant turnoverifl ; hits the ground orapl :s out-of-bounds with! : objective of the oppos s to intercept the frisbet it down, tarn scores a point wltti catches the trisbeeiii me. The numberofpcii irne is agreed upon alt re. An average gar I to about 13 points, u can't hit the person* e frisbee,” Gunn said,‘I contact sport. Allfouli by the players, u don’t cheat," he t really don’t cheat. Tl ry it’sadifferenlsport a real good relationi rost of the teams we rn, who is Leachingett inatomy here this set' id any student withf nic standing or anyfc rrber can join the teal ause many men are ® t to play, an AandBtti ly will be required but more women > d. The women’steatT ily about nine players^ ficult to let them resL ames because there wo extra women pla] d. : Ultimate Team prat ays a week from 6 pi — on Tuesdays, Wet nd Thursdays on die >y the main campus d nd on Sundays on thei / Fron him 25 egress by doing a mod i' but lie Ihaveri Uigious n me ot linage) r gave up thee; I will rfe: General Hospital, where he has been since his ordeal ended ear- ly Monday. “I never gave up. I floated with -.he current, trying to speed U P £ he p: Tied backstroke ‘‘Theve. were numerous small sly sharks around almost all the 'Tee rime. At one point, a fish had n a bitten my erp and caused some ;vda bleeding v/hich concerned me. I ngas ■ised my finger and thumb as a compression bandage which did stop the bleeding.’ Three otne mer with Cameron when their 21-tool boat, Grackerjack, sank. 25 miles south of Sargent during a fishing tournament Saturday vere rescued Sunday. Campers noticed Cameron trying to walk ashore on a re mote beach near Sargent about Rio iy September 23 1983/The Battalion/Page 7 Mondale speaks on Lebanon United Press International HOUSTON — Former Vice President Walter Mondale, cam paigning and fundraising in Texas, said Thursday it is time . to change American foreign policy relating to Lebanon. “In my opinion, the time is clearly at hand and overdue to spell out a new policy in Leba non,” Mondale said. “We need new elements.” Mondale said he initially sup ported sending the U.S. Marines info Lebanon as part of the peace-keeping force, but “all ■hat has changed ” He said American troops should be protected at all costs but the present Lebanese gov ernment must be broaden to in clude all factions. Necessary pressure must be placed on Syria to leave Beirut as soon as possible. Mondale said. 1 he former vice president, in Texas for three days to raise campaign funds, said efforts should be made by negotiators to ask Saudi Arabia to pressui e the Syrians to leave the wartorn Lebanon. “She (Israel) serves our in terests,’ Mondale said. Mondale also said the Reagan administration should define its policy in Lebanon so the Amer ican public can understand and accept it. Mondale, who will make a speech in Austin Friday before embarking to Los Angeles and Palm Springs, Calif to address the California Teachers Associa tion, said he was confident he would win both the Democratic nomination for the presidency and then the general election in November 1984. the telephone call to the day care center, Hayes said, the woman identified herself as “Jennifer’s mother and said her sister “Susan” would pick up the child. When the woman arrived at the centei and was shown a baby named Jennifer, she pointed to Jessica and said, “T hat one.” Hayes said the baby named Jennifer does not have an aunt, but Jessica has an aunt, named Suzanne 8 a m. Monday and took him to a marina, where an ambulance picked hi horn losi fighting t.< n up. He -was ig 40 pounds i stay alive weak while THE UNDERGROUND Sbisa Basement WEEKLY SPECIAL BREAD ‘.49 LOAF IV2 lb. Loaf Baked Fresh Daily in Gar Own Bakery White Whole Wheat Rye Raisin Offer Good To The Last Loaf Each Day September 19 — 30, 1983 “The Best Food, The Lowest Prices” PUBLIC NOTICE, ‘500 000 >N INVENTORV Mosr Items Hove Factory Warranty Drive 100 Miles and Still Save Serious Money! HIS DAY AT THE FLAIR LADIES COME IN FOR A SHAMPOO. HAIRCUT AND Blow DRY FOR $19.50 AND TREAT YOUR MAN TO A FREE. SHAMPOO HAiRCUT AND BLOWDRY. LEAVE TOGETHER WITH A NEW LOOK Starts Fri. 23-Oet 8 BEAUTY SALON Complete styling for men women and children WOMENS Shampoo haircut & blowdry MENS: Shampoo haircut % blowdry JUST A HAIRCUT CHILDREN 6 -UP MANICURE 19 50 13 50 10 50 6-10 50 7 50 THE EPISCOPK CHURCH & STUDENT CENTI Announce CLASSES FOR HOSE INTERESTED in PREPARING FOR CONFIRMATION or learning more aW he Episcopal Churcf CLASSES MEET IN THE CHURCH eginning 8:00 Pi Sunday 25th of September 906 Jeffrey, Coliege Statior ;So. Side of Campu sl Ph. 696-1726 846*6364 open Mon -Sat. 8 to 5 (Late on Thursdays) 704 N. Rosemary — Across from Luby's WALK IN S WELCOME ^ooo-^o-OO 4 DAYS ONLY Friday thru Mon Sept. 23, 24,25,26 10AM to 8PM AGGIELAND INN 1502 Texas Ave. South [AM/FM FASSiHE "E-DASH 3 fo' > o™ , ; E 0 'u’“eA 39* AM, FM CASStm (S BAND BOOSTIR/tQUILIZERl ■00 Haiti »f ?.«i C*F AS* TECHNICS STEREO RECEIVER ’149” TECHNICS STEREO CASSETTE DECK 139 99 TECHNICS DIGITAL STEREO RECEIVER 10 BAND HOME EQUALIZER $ in<i 99 1 Vv EQ1010 *69” BIAUPUNKT AM/FM CASSETTE RUSH-BUTTON 100 WATT 3 WAY >V 4 ” ROUND SPEAKERS iog. Rcfoi! Price 95 00 *24?.? I AM/EM CASSETTE I AUTO REVERSE) 50 WoMi ot fov**E ♦59 w 120 WATT 3 WAV 6 x 9 SPEAKERS Sg,. «<to,l Fr,<5 W 00 *29”,, 200 watt - r band * qq BOOSTER, EQUALISER ISC- 'Ylescr 6 PIECE MAXAM STEAK KNIFE SEi $Tr9« j- "JZ MAXAM 7 PIECE KITCHEN UTENSIL = ' r ^ SET $999 MAXAM S PIECE BAR B Q CUTLERY SET >14 w MINI UGHIWEIGHl HEADPHONES W/Homc Stereo Adopter Plug $399 v T (I pair AM/FM WALKABOUTS Svg. Refo.l Prue 49 00 a $1399 lEuludfi Mini Mfod(jhora>i AM/EM CASSETTE WALKABOUTS $2999 Includts Mint H,odp!ionfs STEREO CASSETTE PLATER WALKABOUT $1999 includes Mm? Headphones 40 PIECE SOCKET SET (S.A.E. and Metric) Suq. Retail Price 49.9S *399 PIECE 3/4" v DRIVE SOCKET SET *34” 25 PIECE SOCKET SET (S.A.E.) Suq Retail Price 98 95 $^99 4 PIECE ADJUSTABLE WRENCH ^ HI" 52 PIECE SOCKET SET (S.A.E. and Metric) M *14*’ 40 PIECE TAP & DIE SET $^99 * =». 7 PIECE NUT DRIVER $399 14 PIECE COMBINATION MT tNCH SET 14” UNIVERSAL WRENCH Seen on TV For ‘19.95 :/■*-' is TWO WRENCHES 11-PIECE BOX/OPEN END COMBO WRENCH SET ONLY *11” € 5 PIECE BOX ; , ^ATChET WRENCH^ Me”. 1/2 H P BENCH GRINDErKS ! shveldr. All pull safety i" $ SIZE 29” Vi H.P 3f4 H.P AIR COMPRESSOR! Sun. n.tmi price 3»9.9» 5 199" 1 H.P. AIR COMPRESSOR $ 299" 2 TON FLOOR JACK 40 PIECE TOOL KIT 34” 2 TON COM A LONG $Q99j > J VISES __ 5 PIECE PLIER SET $^99 7 PIECE R0SC0 SCREW DRIVER • Assorted Sizes • Plastic Handle $499 FREE SERVICE CHARGE WECANHELK CHECKING FOR FACULTY & STAFF WITH DIRECT f j/mtAeuc^L/ DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS IN ^^1. NATIONAL BANK/ 711 University Drive GOOD STANDING. G,oIIugiu lotu.i..ioi 1, TcXtctie 846-8751 MEMBER FDIC