Battalion Classifieds
Tuesday, March 19, 1985/The Battalion/Page 7
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Brazos Ventures needs lawn care people part-time own
truck preferred, $4.25/hr., 846-6060 108t 10
Lifeguards/Pool Managers/Swim Instructors. Good
pay. Houston area. Experience helpful, not requited.
713-578-8227. 107tl6
Student’s wife wanted to lease apartments weekends
evenings and some days at Courtyard Apartments. Call
693-2772. 1 10t8
PERSONALS
PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Abortion procedures and
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Word processing all kinds. By appointment only. Call
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Professional Typing. Twenty year's experience. Labs,
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Mary' Kay Cosmetics complimentary facial and reord
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GAYLINE information, roommate referrals, peer-
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ROOMMATE WANTED
Roommate needed for rest of semester in Casa Blanca.
$125/mo. Call 846-8578. 114t5
Need roommate for rest of semester. 2 bedroom $ 150
per month, Vi gas and utilities. Tony. 822-4597. 110t5
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nished, Oak Forest, clubhouse, pool, may stay in park,
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Associated Press
AUSTIN — Attorney General
Jim Mattox, convinced his trial and
acquittal have pumped up his politi
cal muscle, Monday came close to
announcing a re-election bid and
dared Republicans to mount a cam
paign against him.
“The political campaign trail has
been strewn with the bodies of Re
publicans that thought they could
unseat me,” Mattox said. “I suspect
I’ll have opposition. Tell them to put
up their money.”
The 12-year political veteran, who
last week was found innocent of a
commercial bribery charge, said he
isn’t yet ready to formally announce
his plans.
But when asked during a news
conference whether he would seek
re-election, Mattox said, “I think
there’s a great likelihood of that tak
ing place.”
He also ridiculed a pledge from
state Republican Party Chairman
George Strake of Houston, who said
the GOP will have a solid candidate
to challenge Mattox.
Noting that Strake lost a bid for
lieutenant goverpor in 1982, Mattox
said, “The people of Texas have al
ready spoken what they think of Mr.
Strake and his capabilities toward
state government. I’m not at all con
cerned about it."
In the trial, Mattox was accused of
threatening to withhold his approval
of public bonds prepared by the Ful-
bright & Jaworski law firm unless
one of its lawyers, who represented
Mobil Oil Corp. in an oil rights case,
stopped trying to question his sister.
Mattox said Monday he is con
vinced his legal troubles were due to
the efforts of Mobil and their Pul-
bright & Jaworski lawyer to win that
oil rights suit. The case was settled
last year, with Mobil returning
nearly 15,000 acres of land to the
state, a settlement Mattox valued at
$100 million.
“The main lesson (from his trial)
is that a big oil company and a big
law firm will be even more treacher
ous than what some of us expected
when we got into the light,” Mattox
said. “I think we have taught them a
lesson they will not quickly forget.”
However, Mattox said, he lias
written both Mobil and Fulbright &
Jaworski to assure them that his of
fice holds no grudge.
A Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPRt course, open to the
public, will be offered at the Womans Chib at 1200 Carter Creek
Parkway in Bryan, The course consists of two sessions. The course
will be held 7 p.m.-iO p.rm, today and Thursday. Attendance at both
sessions comprising a course is necessary to complete the course and
to receive certification form the American Heart Association and
Red Cross. The only cost to to participants is 50 cents for an instruc
tion booklet. To register, calf American Heart Association at 775-
1970. ‘ • - :
Two workshops for treasurers of student organizations concern
ing budgets for student organizations allocations will fie held in 137
MSC today. One will begin at 3:50 p.m. and second will start at 5:15
p in, All organizations must have a representative attend one of
—i.,t.—a budget ghg
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nance Center.
4 p.m. in die Student Fh
The applications for 1985 Peer Advisors are now available in 198
CA. There is an information session scheduled for Wednesday at
7 p.m. in 137 MSC- This will cover peer advisor responsibilities, as
well as si description of the total Peer Advisor Program. Anyone in
terested in being a 1985 peer advisor is encouraged to attend.
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Half of dead drivers drunk, study says
Associated Press
A study pf autopsy reports on tra
ffic accident victims from 10 Texas
counties says that half of the drivers
killed were legally drunk, more than
twice the percent previously re
ported.
Olga Pendleton, a researcher at
the Texas Transportation Institute,
said that accident reports show that
alcohol was a factor in 21 percent of
the fatal accidents in the 10 counties,
but that autopsy reports show the
number should he 51 percent.
“1 here is apparently more drink
ing and driving going on out there
than accident reports would lead us
to believe,” said Pendleton.
Pendleton said her study com
pared blood alcohol concentrations
from autopsies with corresponding
accident reports. Autopsies for 558
fatally injured drivers were exam
ined.
“We found that 66 percent of the
accident reports on DWI drivers did
not show alcohol as a contributing
factor,” she said. “We also found
that the average blood alcohol con
centration of all 558 fatalities was
0.11, exceeding the legal limit of
0.10.”
Pendleton said her studies showed
that the average blood alcohol con
centration for fatally injured drivers
was highest in October. Monday
through Wednesday are the days
safest from drunken drivers, she
said.
Studies showed that 66 percent of
all drivers killed between 11 p.m.
and 3 a.m. were legally drunk she
said.
“The proportion of legally intoxi
cated driver fatalities ranged from
the highest of 55.4 percent in Travis
County to 39.4 percent in Tarrant
County,” she said.
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