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Battalion taking staff applications
Applications for positions on The Battalion staff will be
accepted until 5 p.m. Tuesday. Anyone interested in writing
and reporting, taking photographs or producing artwork
for The Battalion should pick up an application in 216 Reed
[ McDonald. Students from all majors are welcome to apply.
I Models of events center on display
1 Twelve sixth-year architecture students have designed
1 models of 16,000 seat special events centers similar to the one
proposed for the University. The models will be on display in
:he Langford Architecture Building from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
' rough Friday.
The Texas A&M Board of Regents received a report at its
last meeting concerning some of the early stage thinking
"bout such a facility at Texas A&M. Texas A&M construc-
ion officials were among several people invited to a special
review of the exhibit Friday.
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cated! J A Christmas service will be held tonight at the All Faiths
s at theeiiW u, P e * beginning at 8 p.m. The message will be delivered by
» BuildkM W *^ lt Edwards, and music will be performed by the Sing-
omChrri‘ n S Cadets. Canned goods will be collected for charity.
f manft | Everyone is invited to attend.
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Dr. Charles Cox, a former Texas A&M management
rofessor was installed Friday as commissioner for the U.S.
urities and Exchange Commission.
CoxleftTexas A&M in August 1982 to fill a position as the
rentswiilti SEC’s chief economist. He was an assistant professor of man-
jntest anife ement an d a member of Texas A&M’s Business and Public
rolicy Group when he left to join the SEC. His research
said con: T ocuse d on public regulations of economic activity. He
theseevetjp rne d his doctoral and master’s degrees from the Universi-
)W festthtH ty of Chicage, and his bachelor’s degree from the University
' far theyalf Washington.
r Dr. William Mobley, dean of Texas A&M’s College of
Business Administration, says: “It’s an outstanding honor
for Dr. Cox individually to have been appointed commis-
ioner of the SEC, and we’re delighted as a college to have
ine of our former faculty members so recognized.”
P a | bo777i sponsors Santa photo sessions
During dead week, photographs will be taken with Santa
I Claus and his elves in the MSC Lounge. Legett Hall is spon
soring the event to raise money for United Way. The pic
tures are instant photos — matted while you wait, for $3.
Hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., through
Friday.
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Truck overturns, spills
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United Press International
HUNTSVILLE — A tanker
truck overturned Monday and
spilled from 1,000 to 2,000 gal
lons of a dangerous chemical on
U.S. 45 south of Huntsville,
causing officials to close the
highway for about six hours in
both directions.
Walker County chief deputy
Sheriff Ted Pearce said the
highway closed at 6 a.m. after
ambulance crews discovered the
chemical phenol, or carbolic
acid, leaking from the truck’s
ruptured tank. There was no
evacution of residents because
of the spill, but traffic was re
routed onto secondary roads.
The Department of Public
Safety reported that from 1,000
to 2,000 of phenol leaked from
the truck, which was carrying
6,000 gallons of the liquid. A
spokeswoman for the DPS in
Austin said one lane of traffic in
each direction was reopened at
about noon.
The truck driver, Vernon
Helbert, 56, of Baytown, was
taken to Huntsville Memorial
Hospital for treatment of minor
injuries.
CS Council to
vote on
The College Station City
Council will vote on whether
the city will become a part of
the Lone Star Municipal Pow
er Agency, at a special meet
ing at 5 tonight.
A.E. Vandiver, assistant
city manager, said the pur
pose of the agency would be to
explore alternate sources of
power
power that will save money for
people living in College Sta
tion, Kirbyville, Newton and
Caldwell.
He said the agency would
research several sources of
electric power in order to most
effectively buy power and re-
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