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THURSDAY
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION: A daily luncheon and
Bible study will be conducted on MWF from 12*12:50
p in. and on TTH from 1 1 at.rn.-12 p.m. in the student-
center (behind Kinko’s). For more information, contact
Mike Jack.
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: A Bib# study
will lie conducted at 6:30 p.m. in 200 of the MSC. Con
tact David Morrison for more information.
CIRCLE K: A meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in 507 Rud
der lower.
ICE HOCKEY TEAM: There will be a meeting to elect
officers at H p.m. in 204C Sterling Evans Library. Call
Steve Mathiason at 260-6297 for more information.
INSIGHT: A studem/facuhy discussion will be held at
12:30 p.m in HOB of the MSC. The topic is ‘Student In
put: Is There Any?’ Contact Kathleen at 764-1129 for
more information.
LUTHERAN COLLEGIANS: An organizational meet
ing will lx- held at 7:30 p.m. in 305 Rudder Tower. Con
tact Philip Strucely at 845-3778 for more information.
MSC AFTER HOURS: Registration will continue
through today from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in 212 of the MSC.
MSC LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: Applica
tions for leadership roles are available at the Student
Programs Office. Call 845-1515 for more information.
MSC VARIETY SHOW: Tickets are on sale*at the MSC
Box Office. Student tickets are $3 and adult tickets are
$3.50.
METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT: A lunch and
Bible study will Ire comiut ted at 12:30 p.m. iti the Wesley
Foundation (behind Pizza Hut). Bring lunch or $1 for
sandwiches. Call 846-4701 for more information.
OFF CAMPUS CATHOLICS: There will be a meeting
at 9:30 p.m. in the Village Oaks Apartments to discuss
‘Why Be Baptized’ and to celebrate mass. Contact Pat
ricia at 775-4012 for more information.
PRE-THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY: Dr Manuel M Da
venport will discuss ‘Militarism vs. Pacifism’ at 4 p.m. in
308 Rudder Tower. Call Wayne Wedgeworth at 696-
7452 or Carlos Cloyd at 846-4082 fot more information.
TAMU L-5 SOCIETY: A meeting will be held in 502
Rudder Tower. Contact Art at 096-7108 for the time.
TAMU ROADRUNNERS: A meeting will be held at 7
p.m. in 216 of the MSC Cubicle. This meeting is manda
tory for those going on the upcoming trip.
STUDENT ORGANIZATION ALLOCATIONS
BUDGETS: Budget forms are available at the Student
Finance Center in 217 of the MSC. Deadline for the bud
gets is March 30.
TAMU POETRY CONTEST: Students who are inter
ested in participating in the poetry contest can submit
entries at four locations: Blocker Building (English De
partment, faculty lounge), entrance of Sterling Evans Li
brary, Zachry Building (Engineering Department, sec
ond floor), and in the student lounge of Kleberg. For
more information, call Melissa Routine at 260-0682.
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: A Bible study
of the Book of Revelations will be conducted at 7 p.m. in
the Chapel. Another Bible study of Genesis II-III will
follow at 9 p.m. Contact Pastor Hubert Beck for more in
formation.
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2 bus companies
take over routes
United Press International
AUSTIN — The Texas Rail-
Iroad Commission said Wednes-
Idaytwo bus companies will pro-
Ivicle temporary service to 12
Icommunities between Houston
land San Antonio that are being
Idropped by Greyhound Bus
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Kerrville Bus Co. of Kerrville
land River City Coaches of San
[Antonio will transport passen-
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ages along the Houston-San
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Commission chairman Mack
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Gemayel meets with papal envoy
United Press International
BEIRUT — Fighting be
tween Moslem and Christian
factions killed one person and
wounded 14 others Wednesday
as President Amin Gemayel met
a Vatican envoy who expressed
the pope’s “deep desire for Leb
anon’s unity.”
The sporadic clashes did not
disrupt planning for the sched
uled resumption of reconcilia
tion talks among the warring
factions Monday in Switzerland.
Archbishop Mario Brini met
with Gemayel at the presi
dential palace in the east Beirut
suburb of Baabda and conveyed
a message of support from
Popejohn Paul II.
“I have delivered a message
to the president from the holy
pope, expressing his deep de
sire for Lebanon’s unity,” Brini
told reporters after his talks
with the embattled Maronite
Christian president.
Brini, 75, former secretary of
the Vatican’s Sacred Congrega
tion for Eastern Rile Churches,
planned to fly to Damascus
Thursday to deliver a message
to Syrian President Hafez As
sad, who backs the Moslem in
surgents fighting for more po
litical power in Lebanon.
Saudi Arabian mediator Ra
fik Hariri also arrived for talks
with Gemayel and Foreign Min
ister Elie Salem. No details of
the discussions were disclosed.
Scattered fighting rattled the
“green line” dividing Christhn
east and Moslem west Behai,
with Moslem militiamen tracing
machine gun and rocket-gre
nade fire with government
troops.
Archbishop Mario
Brini met with Gem-
ayel at the presidential
palace in the east Bei
rut suburb of Baabda
and conveyed a mes
sage of support from
Pope John Paul II.
Clashes alsc were reported in
the hills east «f the capital.
Police sources said a shell ex
ploded in De once-fashionable
Mazraa area of west Beirut, kill
ing one jerson and wounding
four. A security official blamed
the fighing on rival Moslem
gu timer.
Thrie shells, apparently
fired /rom the Druze Moslem-
contmlled Shouf mountains
southeast of Beirut, also
cradled into an Armenian
neighborhood in the Christian
sector.
Police and hospital sources
said the fighting wounded at
least 12 people in west Beirut
and two others on the east side.
The fighting defied a truce in
effect since Gemayel’s abroga
tion Monday of the May 17,
1983, troop withdrawal accord
with Israel, but coincided with
preparations for a second
round of peace talks in Lau
sanne, Switzerland.
The first round of national
reconciliation talks ended Nov.
4 and achieved little in efforts to
stop nine years of sectarian
strife.
After receiving Gemayel’s in
vitation to join the new talks,
eight leaders of Lebanon’s
splintered political and reli
gious communities began pre
paring their arguments.
Former President Camille
Chamoun, who represents the
all-Christian Lebanese Front
with Gemayel’s father, Pierre,
head of the Christian Phalange,
said he would bring up at least
30 points in the talks at the lux
ury Beau Rivage hotel on Lake
Geneva.
Rebel Moslem leaders said
they had two goals — : a greater
share of power in the Christian-
dominated government and fix
ing the blame for the army’s
killing of about 300 people in
Moslem slums and villages in
early February.
Lebanon’s 1943 Constitution
gave Christians a 6-to-5 edge
over Moslems in parliament,
but Moslems now make up
about 60 percent of the coun
try’s estimated 4 million resi
dents.
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