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Monday, April 9, 1984/The Battalion/Page 5
Around town
Battalion hiring summer, fall staff
The Battalion is now accepting applications for summer
and fall staff. All staff positions are open. Anyone inter
ested in a staff position should come by 216 Reed McDon
ald for a application and interview appointment. Deadline
for applications is April 11 at 5 p.m.
Underclassmen compete in math
The annual Freshman and Sophomore Mathematics
Contest will he April 17 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. First place
winners will receive fJOO, second place winners will receive
$60 and third place winners will receive $40. No calculators
will be allowed. Test material will be provided. The prereq
uisite for the freshman contest is knowledge of calculus
through Math 151 or the equivalent and for the sophomore
contest, knowledge of calculus through math 253 or the
equivalent. T he freshmen contest will be in 216 Milner Hall
and the sophomore contest will be in 201 Milner.
Variety Show tickets available
MSC Box Office. I he show will be Friday at 7 p.m. Tickets
are $3 for students and $3.50 for non-students.
After Hours offers driving course
The TAMU After Hours Program will sponsor a Driver
Safety Course this Friday and Saturday and April 20-21.
The course may be used to have certain traffic violations
dismissed and to receive a 10 percent discount on auto
mobile insurance. Registration is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday in 216 MSC. For more information, call
845-93 52.
Tickets on sale for Casino ’84
Tickets are now on sale for RHA Casino ’84 at Rudder
Box Office. Casino will be Friday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. on
the second floor of the Memorial Student Center. Tickets
are $3 in advance and $4 at the door.
Financial Aid announces dates
April 15 is the deadline for filing the Financial Aid
forms for the 1984 Fall Semester. Other important dates
for students or future students interested in financial aid
are April 23 which is the date rings loans are released and
May 1 when General Motors Scholarship applications are
due. May 1 is also the date that all “little loans” are due, re
gardless of the date issued.
Sororities host Rush Forum
All women interested in the Greek sorority system and
fall rush at Texas A&M are invited to attend the Rush Fo
rum Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Ramada Inn Ballroom. For
more information contact Alison Bates, paphellenic presi
dent, at 696-1375.
Israel Club sponsors Israel Fest
The Israel Club is sponsoring Israel Fest this week. The
event includes library displays and information tables in the
MSC as well as lectures and movies concerning the Israeli
culture.
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BORDER — Not everyone in
his Panhandle city gets soft
core pornography on television,
)ut voters have sent out a clear
nessage they could if they
anted to.
City officials overwhelmed by
ie turnout finished counting
lies Sunday on a proposed or-
inance that would have
anned the Playboy Channel
rwn cable television in the
own some 350 miles northwest
f'Dallas.
City Secretary Wanda Klause
aid exhausted election officials
iegan counting ballots at 7 p.m.
Saturday, after a daylong del-
Air bases
practice
attacks
United Press International
FORT WORTH — Bombers
and tankers from two Texas air
bases scrambled Sunday on a
practice response to nuclear at
tack, a base spokesman said.
The worldwide Strategic Air
Command exercise Gallant
Shield 84 drew B-52 bombers
and KC-135 tankers from the
7th Bomb Wing at Carswell Air
Force Base at Fort Worth, and
from the 96th Bomb Wing at
Abilene.
Carswell spokesman Maj.
Bob Lake said the exercise
started April 3, and included
the scramble to aircraft from
Texas bases at dawn Sunday in
a “simultaneous exercise posi
tive control launch.”
Lake said the exercise simu
lated a warning of nuclear at
tack on the United States, with
crews practicing the carefully
controlled moves toward a
counterstrike.
“The bomber and tanker
force can be launched within
minutes to ensure survival,”
Lake said.
He said the launch was timed
with the Federal Aviation Ad
ministration to ensure the
eight-engine bombers would
not interfere with commercial
aviation.
At the same time, private pi
lots were warned to watch for
huge, camouflaged high speed
aircraft, Lake said.
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“In every polling place, the
judges and clerks were just ag
hast,” she said. “I ran back and
forth all day getting more sup
plies.”
The proposition failed by a
vote of 1,564 to 1,006.
Cablevision spokesmen last
week said only about 400 cus
tomers in the town of about
16,000 subscribed to the Play
boy Channel.
“The vote is pretty clear-cut,”
Krause said. “I don’t think it is
so much that they don’t want
the ordinance, but they don’t
want the censorship.”
She said it was the biggest
turnout in recent memory.
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