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SPECIAL NOTICE
WANTED: ALLERGIC INDIVIDUAL
FOR NASAL INHALER STUDY
Must meet the following require
ments:
Male Adult
History of allergy symptoms and onset within the last 2 weeks
of the following: Sneezing, Nasal Congestion, Running Nose,
Itchy Nose, Eyes, or Throat, to participate in an 28 day nasal
inhaler study. $200 incentive.
Call 775-0425 between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m.
WANTED:
SPRING INDIVIDUALS
FOR ANTIHISTAMINE
STUDY
Must meet the following re
quirements:
Male Adult
History of allergy symptoms
Willing to be skin tested for
tree allergies
Participate in an 18 day anti
histamine study
Would like to earn $100
Call between 6pm and 10pm.
775-0425.
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WANTED
•CASH*
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gold, silver, and rare coins to
just anyone, let the profession
als at Texas Coin Exchange
make you our high cash offer!
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We also stock:
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WANTED: One Canadian
Physics major. Last seen
at Gatsby’s on Saint Patty’s
day. If found, please call:
846-5266 after 6:00. 11712
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Female for fall to rent master bed
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On shuttle bus route. Washer-
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PIZZA
Drivers and inside help
needed. $3.65 an hour plus
6% commission on all deliv
eries. Call Pizza Express,
696-7785 or 846-7785 for in
terview. 11713
PIZZA
Enthusiatic salesperson
wanted for full or part-time
driving position. Must know
campus, have good driving re
cord, and be able to drive a
standard. Pay based on ability
and desire to work. Call Pizza
Express 696-7738 to sched
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lege degree and experience working with el
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required. Mail resume to Area Agency on Ag
ing, Brazos Valley Development Council, PO
Drawer 4128, Bryan, Texas 77805-4128. Ap
plication deadline is March 30, 1984. 11716
SUBWAY
America’s #1 sandwich shop is
seeking one energetic, depend
able person for a* full-time week
day position at our Woodstone
Shopping Center location, C.S.
Apply in person after 10 a.m. da
ily. 117tfn
Nonsmoking student is
needed for an elderly lady as
live-in help. Private quarters
upstairs. Free room and
board. Main duty is to be there
at night. Call Mrs. Harrison
822-1374. ii7t3
Now hiring restaurant help at
FARMER S MARKET BAK
ERY AND DELI. Full and part-
time CHEFS available.
Cashier and restaurant experi
ence required. Apply in person.
2700 Texas Avenue, Bryan.
11619
SWENSEN’S:
Now interviewing for PART—
TIME COOKS, FOUNTAINEERS,
DISHWASHERS AND WAIT
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healthy growth for Texas in
1984-85.
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LIBERAL ARTS MAJORS
Summer job opportunities available with In
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tonio. Social Security positions open also.
Call today to schedule an interview. Act now
to take advantage of these and other Co-op
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THE BATT
DOES IT
DAILY
Monday
through Friday
strong,” Gene Bishop, chair
man of the board of Mercantile
Southwest Corp., one of the
state’s largest bank holding
companies, said. “Prime interest
rates will probably go down in
1985-86, depending on what
happens to the deficit.
“It was a tough year for
Texas, with a number of banks
feeling the pressure of the peso
devaluations, problems in the
oil industry and in agriculture,
but we (Mercantile) still earned
more than $ 100 million.
“In all three areas, there has
been progress. The problems
have bottomed out and the
economy is beginning to turn
around in Texas.”
Mercantile, he said, was not
hurt by lower oil prices and
other problems in the industry
because the member banks had
only 13 percent involvement in
oil-related loans.
“A disruption of the flow of
oil from the Middle East would
not necessarily benefit the rest
of the country but would defi
nitely help Texas,” he said.
“Any increase in the price of oil
would mean additional drilling
in the state.”
The prime interest rate will
probably be higher than 11.5
percent by the end of the year
as the federal government
struggles to control a $185 bil
lion deficit, Bishop said.
lympic
the b
and the administration succea
in cutting the federal deficit,k|
said.
The strong economy natiotl
wide brought about the increai
in the prime rate Monday froi
11 percent to 11.5 percent, li
said.
ers and d
impeting V
iturday at l
niversity i
CAA natio
Five Texa
ill be panic
ie most th(
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other foreign countries wouli ie 100-fly; <
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have difficulty repaying debu: ^ 50-freesi
The increase in interest rates
will continue until Congress
the increase is in effect over
long period.
Bishop described debateovo
reducing the federal deficit!
rhetoric on the part of both th
Reagan administration and tit
Congress
“But the deficit will haven
come down, and when that hap
pens the interest rates will com
down,” he said.
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O’Hair happy over
prayer decision
United Press International
AUSTIN — Atheist leader
Madalyn Murray O’Hair said
Tuesday the Senate’s rejection
of the constitutional amend
ment on school prayer is “abso
lutely fantastic” because “chil
dren should not be taught to
beg God for small favors.
“Children should be told that
education is to make them self
sufficient and not to depend on
any God intervening in their
life, ” she said.
The Senate voted 56-44 — 11
votes shy of the two-thirds
needed to pass a constitutional
amendment — against the pro
posal to allow children to pray
aloud in public schools.
O’Hair, who won a 1963 Su
preme Court decision barring
prayers in public schools, said
the Senate defeat of the prayer
amendment would make it
more difficult for Reagan’s “so
cial agenda,” which she said in
cludes tuition tax credit, abor
tion and anti-sex education.
“Everything was hin;
this prayer program,” she saie real majori
“Since he couldn’t get lass swimm
through, I think he
an in the 1
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.ondrigan a
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The CSU
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his will be
as hosted tl
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jave been s<
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“A good
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st of the f
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jtic director
“They art
fage, and a
to abandon the rest of the stul! if them choc
“This is the Reagan Senait n the Unite
This is absolutely fantastic. 0‘i vantage of tl
half of the U.S. senators je (etition ava
sane? I’m delighted they we this country,
brave enough to make i > Alabama t
statement. md Michiga
O’Hair said the Senate v« Kimball, wh
should force Reagan to an Jlympic s
paign on economic, rather tin baches res
social issues. Irutinizing I
O’Hair and her son, Jok lately 400.
Murray, director of the Austi: Perhaps tl
based American Atheist Cent: can star in th
credited organized religii ofTexasjun
groups, especially the Jew
community, with helping deft
the amendment.
“I think it (the issue) willka;
coming up,” said Murray.
Reagan is re-elected, I tl
you’ll see it tried again sooner
O’Hair said, “It will be 1
but it will be weaker.”
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