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Munis for sale
Mike Davis, Battalion staff
Nikki Fagan, a sophomore at
Bryan High School, sells roadside
mums for University Flowers 8c
Gifts. Since every home football
game is homecoming for the
Aggies, fans traditionally buy mums
for their dates. Local florists’
mum stands are on Jersey St. and
University Ave. on game days.
The mums sell for $4.00.
Woman gets two years
for aggravated perjury
United Press International
BROWNWOOD — A woman
amhorilies sought for months
luis pleaded guilty to aggravated
perjury and has been sentenced
to two years in prison f or provid
ing false information to a Brown
County grand jury.
Betty Jo Glendinning, 59,
waived her right to a trial during
a pretrial hearing Monday, en
ding a pattern of what she called
working as a professional victim
because she could not get a job.
“1 just wanted io.eat,” site said
after pleading guilty. “It takes
an act of Congress to get a job
once a person is not young any
more.”
Police
beat
1 lie following incidents were
reported to the University Police
Department through Tuesday:
THEFTS:
• Six textbooks f rom 210 Bol
ton Hall.
• Jewelry valued at $815
hoin a room in Mosher Hall.
• Camera equipment valued
til $1,100 f rom a room in Dorm
2.
• A yellow 10-speed bicycle
hoin the front of the Memorial
Student Center.
• A purse from a picnic table
in the Ml. Aggie Park. The purse
contained $15 in cash, a Texas
driver’s license, a Texas A&M
ED. card, credit cards and other
personal property.
• A wallet, calculator, hair
dryer and other assorted prop
erty from the equipment room
of the Bituminous Lab.
HARASSMENT:
• A resident of Hobby Hall
has been receiving obscene tele
phone calls from an unknown
taller, University Police said.
OTHER:
• A person received a tres
pass warning for soliciting
magazine subscriptions in the
Commons without University
authorization.
• Two people received a tres
pass warning for soliciting
magazine subscriptions without
authorization in Mosher Hall.
• University Police found a
shotgun and a pistol while tak
ing inventory of a 1981 pickup
before the vehicle was towed.
The pickup was parked in a re
serve space in the staff lot north
of the Printing Center.
Glendinning had told
Bi ownwood authorities last year
she knew who was involved in
the 1981 slaying of Donna In-
low, 83, found slabbed to death
in her shoe store.
Brownwood police reported
Glendinning had a history of
going into sheriff and police
off ices and saying she had infor
mation about one of their un
solved crimes.
She would come to authorities
with a bloody mouth and say she
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MOBILE, Ala. —The Mobile
City Commission passed a re
solution Tuesday opposing
plans to allow Vulcanus 1 and
Vulcanus II — two ships that
burn hazardous waste — to op
erate from the Port of Mobile.
The action came before an
Environmental Protection
Agency public hearing on the
matter Tuesday night. Mobile
Finance Commissioner Gary
Greenough said the resolution
would be given to EPA offic ials.
“We are adopting a resolu-
had been robbed before she
volunteered information about
an unsolved case, Brown County
Deputy Hayes Beam reported.
Glendinning’s information to
the Brown County grand jury
prompted the arrest of a Shreve
port, La., businessman, but he
later was released because offi
cials could not verify the infor
mation Glenndinning gave.
She disappeared after the tes
timony, prompting authorities
to issue a warrant for her.
tion today taking the position
that we are opposed to the oper
ation of t hat particular vessel in
the harbor of Mobile and any
other vessel like that,” said
Greenough.
Chemical Waste Manage
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hazardous wastes far into the
Gulf of Mexico for incineration.
The firm also operates the
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in the United States at Emelle in
west Alabama.
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