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Tornado
strikes
Humble
Warped
by Scott McCt
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HUMBLE — A tornado ripped
through the fire station Wednesday,
tearing off the roof and the trans
mitter antenna, but injuring no one,
police said.
“In a very short period of time,
we’ve had hail, and torrential rain,”
said police chief Lennie Hendrick.
“We couldn’t even see across the
street. The power is out all over
town.”
Hendrick said the twister struck
the Houston suburb at 5:08 p.m. He
said no firefighting equipment was
damaged, and the police depart
ment was able to relay emergency
calls to firefighters.
Two mobile homes were de
stroyed and other homes were dam
aged during a severe thunderstorm
that struck near Austin and brought
rain to drought-stricken central
Texas.
Authorities said there were no in
juries when high winds struck the
mobile homes aoout two miles south
of Bergstrom Air Force Base. Air
Force officials said they clocked
wind gusts during the 2 p.m. storm
at 60 mph.
The National Weather Service
said only .4-inch of rain fell at the
Austin airport, but nearby Manor
got 1.5 inches.
Elsewhere, thunderstorms were
scattered over Lubbock, the Midland
area, and just north of the Golden
Triangle area.
Police Beat
n g
ported to the University Police De
partment through Thursday.
MISDEMEANOR THEFT:
• $6 in cash was stolen from a
man’s wallet left unattended in 56
Halbouty.
• A backpack containing two
textbooks and one calculator was sto
len from the Commons Dining Area.
What’s up
Thursday
TAMU THEATER ARTS: the Premier Players present The
Orphans by James Prideaux at 8 p.m. today through Satur
day in Rudder Forum. Tickets are $1.50 tor students and
$2.50 for the general public.
TAMU SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB: there will be a skydiv
ing demonstration at 7:30 p.m. on the polo field. An orien
tation meeting for interested students will be at 8 p.m. in
401 Rudder.
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: will meet at 7 p.m. in
140 MSC.
Saturday
FLORICULTURE ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE
CLUB: will have a plant sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
floriculture greenhouse across from Heldenfelds.
Reagan .
to campaifTC
in Austin
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AUSTIN — The White *hursday
said Wednesday that Presidm dential ca
gan will campaign in the Texas vow to ti£
tal city next week, an announca® e A' m 11
that surprised local Repii
Party leaders.
Details of the trip were in
leased, but Reagan press aidtU
Speaks said the visit to Austimi|
E art of a two-day campr -
epinnim? Wednesday tna
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pith a wo:
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bgs, but
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eginning Wednesday tnat "Tw ima ^y Sl
include Atlanta. f J 1 . ^
Reagan last visited lexasr 1 . -
spoke to a Texas State Bar it* mention,
in San Antonio on July 6.
New York woman comes to Texas
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‘Hot dog lady’ loves her hotdog call
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By JEFF WRIGHT
Reporter
It is 7:30 a.m. and the sun is be
ginning to shine. It feels like another
hot and sticky day on the Texas
A&M campus. Inside the Under
ground restaurant, under Sbisa din-
i n g 1 — 11 c 1 —”— nn,,~
“I never dreamed when I was a litde girl that I would
grow up to be a hot dog lady. ”
most out of sight and thi
realized that he had no mat]
came running back and said
lady, I didn’t get a hot d
him a hotdog and sent
happy.”
hall, Sharon Turner doesn’t
think about the heat. She is concen
trating on the shiny, stainless steel
hotdog cart that sne cleaned and
f iolished the night before. It sits in
ront of her like a hungry puppy
waiting to be fed its breakfast. The
cart, like the puppy, has to be sup
plied with the necessary materials to
get through the day.
By 7:50 she pushes the cart, fully
stocked with supplies, out into the
hot sun. It is then that she realizes
the hot, humid air and begins to
wonder if she made the right deci
sion in leaving New York.
As she pushes the cart down the
sidewalk past Heaton Hall, her
thoughts go back to the summer
days in western New York, she says.
There was always a slight breeze
blowing through the cool, dry New
York morning. It was different from
the hot, sticky morning air here at
Texas A&M, she says with a shrug.
By 8 a.m., the hotdog cart is in its
place under the old oak tree in front
of the Chemistry building. The
shade is great, she says as she wipes
the perspiration from her face. By
now the doughnuts and sweet rolls
have arrived from the kitchen and
are carefully placed on top of the
drink cooler and covered with plastic
wrap and aluminum foil. The cart is
positioned with all of-its parts in
place. The straws, napkins, sugar
and creamer packets and the coffee
stirrers are neatly arranged in va
rious places on the cart.
“I like to kee
nized as possible, snaron says
makes it easier when I get in a rush.
Around 9:30, classes get out and
business begins to boom.
“I think Aggies are super,” she
says with a big smile. “I had never
heard of Aggies until seven months
ago when I came to Texas. I am glad
I came here.”
At first students are the only cus
tomers but by 10 a.m. Sharon has
sold cold drinks, coffee and all of the
sweet rolls to professors and secre
taries and anybody else who walks
The students become re|
tomers and one guy even bnnj
friends everyday after class, stid
He tells them to buy from thi
because she is his friend, the pi
therapist assistant says.
to keep everything as or ? a- b y. The big red and white umbrella
possible, Sharon says. It draws atte Stion and the smell com
ing from the hotdogs now steaming
on the cart can be hard to resist.
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“I didn’t know that you Mem rec<
have a license to be an assistigbout a
Texas,” she says. “Some day lj|nneton
! In tht
to get my license but for nowise Thur
great job. Of course, 1
dreamed when I was a little wWores, a
I would grow up to be ahouphl scien
dy.”
“Can I help you?” she says to her
first customer. “How are you to
day?”
Sharon wishes luck to the student
and sends her off to take that
dreaded final.
She gets going so fast that you
would not dare interupt. Sometimes
you can see hands and arms flying in
every direction. Even through the
rush she still manages to smue and
say “How are you today?”
“That girl is a 7-UP girl,” she says
She gets to know the students by
what they get everyday and has
made some really good friends.
“On one of my first days this little
guy ran by in a big hurry and wanted
a hotdog and I was really busy,” she
“I was so confused and frus-
says.
trated that I gave the boy a bun with-
off
tenure al
race, blac
The blue-eyed, blond san! ’F
hind the hotdog cart until 2 ^ ^ n
when it is time to go in. Thtf m,’ '
of packing up the utensiai a
money begins and by 2:15 she^ -
her way hack to the
with perspiration drippingfr nt . . '
face. There she takes i nventf 'i! 11 ^ n , ^
the day’s sales and totals the row P
She cleans and polishes thecaitfF et
puts it back into place becaus ^ w
morrow morning it will be j us m te ^ ec
out a hotdog. He ran off and got al- the puppy, hungry again.
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