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Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
Black service group organized
By WASH A. JONES
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in b«* hkIimTcmI min ihc Irarcrmis ai
A AM
I hf MuttniiN ret cm h reteitetl
ihcti naiinnal charter arut imih arc
seeluun nlt’Kial rctonnHKHi on tam-
JHis
I>r AKin I air ke |i a member ol
itw* train nils and an adcisn u* I hr
KMiup. said the ffwil* ol the frater
nity are N» pr«HiMMe bmthcrtaind
and to terse me community tor the
hnierntem of mankind. ,
l^trke saw! he n attarei that vnne
tiaiernmes are pn*hahf\ kno«*n onh
in dame, drink and srmfc.e. bul he
taHl Alpha Phi Alpha hat a dittereni
motive.
“Hopefully, this %iere«*type v* ill
not he a mark ol Alpha Phi Alpha."
l^n ke said.
Don Stott Jr., a newh md reted
member saKl “We plan 10 shots that
Alpha nten are dislinKuished men
llsen thtHigh the ^roup has |usi
mentis been recoin wed. ihes base
already been actrse in ihe tommu-
mts
Then < «>mmunn> sersree prttfens
melutle c leaning Hensrl Park. %»«»rk-
inft %M(h nursing home palienis and
helping set up the net* data prot-
essmg center in Sterling Cl. Ilsans la-
brars .
I he group plans to conduct
workshops on campus to teach stu
dents bov* to develop better studs
and lime management skills
( lies also plan to wot k with hi y an
High School counsel»rs lo arrange
times to speak Midi mmonlies atmoi
campusliteai A AM
1 he students inducted are Rode-
rak W nghl-Holmes Joseph ( hay is
Jr.. IAmi Stoll Jr . Nathan McClIellan.
Andr^ Brackens. Kevin Johnson.
Key in Jones. Marcus D. sis. hdMard
Haskins. Rod ties Penns MrII. and
Maik AmiMMis Sterling
Alpha Phi Alpha Mas organized in
PJIttia' (zirnellVnisersiis
Texas Senate gives approval to bill
that would broaden death penalty
A %«4M tated Press
AI SIIN — I he Senate voted
Mcmdas to extend die death |ieiiaiis
lavs to mass niurtferers. including
those mho kill several peojile at once
oi m ho kill again and again
I'ndei <urrent lavs, lor example, a
iietson mas commit seseial murders
(nit unless the munlers mcurrrd*
dmitig . lelons ot ihe SKtntl ssas .1
|H>lne olticei or lirelightet. the
slave! czHild not Ik- assessed the
death jieiiallv
I he hill bioacteiiing the tapttaf
iHimshment lavs Mas returned to the
House yy ith an amendment that t e-
inosecl a provision piosKimg the
death |>enaltv lot delendants who
The bill broadening the
turned to the House wkh tm
'Wm
had been previously* ctmvtcted ol
murder
Senators also approved and sent
to the House a hill that would punish
those who cheat a$ big-m<»ne\ fish
ing tournaments
Sen (Iratg Wash in gtcin. D-H elus
ion. opposed the death penalty
change, said. "I think the (an! Mho
made us all one diiv vs ill straighten
out the lives of some ol ciur people I
think until we create a( life, I mst
don't see where we have the right to
take a hie
“I feel that one dav some doctor’s
going to make a breakthrough and
find out that there's Mime chemical
imbalance or something nietalnil
Kails wrong with people who kill
other people, and I think that vchi all
got the blood ol all these people on
sour hands when that happens "
A lull bv Sen Hob McFarland. R-
Arhngton. would crack down on
cheating in fishing tournaments
About bass tournaments are
held in I exas each seat, and prizes
total as m m h as S I million
McFarlands bdl would rrt|uire ail
parttetpants in freshwater fishing
tournaments where the prize for any
one category is SIO.IHM) or more to
fie paired randomly or olrservrcl at
ail times during tfir tournament
Sponsors violating the provision
c ould fie sent to |ail for a sear
mg Irauci at big-monev tournaments
could fie sent to prison lor 10 sears
I his would apply, for exam pie to a
partKipant w no falsely claims that he
caught a particular fish
Aggie Credit Union
begins distributing
membership forms
By PAM WEEMS
Repin in
I he April issue of I exas Aggie
magazine will have something
new tor its readers — an applica
non lor membership in the Aggie
Clredrt L hkhi
Fatb Last spring, the idea
emerged to start a credit union
lor members of the Association of
Formet Students Verbal
agieeinent was not given until
Marc h 12 by ( redit l ruon Com
missioner John Parsons to place
1 he applKatMin m the magazine
Jack Frrtts. director if the Ag
gie Credit I n ion and past presi
dent of the former students asso-
ciution. said he was (4eased with
the appearaiHe of the ap^ilwa
non
" I he April issue will allow all
former students a c ham e to apply
lot membership.'* he said
“Rather than going to AO.OOt I
members, the application will
now go to SftUMM)
Fritts sawl the credit union of
fers former students an altei na
tive 10 their tinanc lal plans
“In the first It) seats after
graduation, anyone s fieginrnng
career is economKallv trouble -
vime.” he said “When these Ag
gies graduate, they can depend
on the c redit union to assist them
through those sears “
Fritts said once ihe graduate
moves, it is difficult to borrow
money unless the individual has
adequate collateral
"We hope the Aggie Credit
l tiron can nelp these former stu
dents. but we do realize we can't
give them all they need be said
Fnits said credit unions are
non-profit orgamzatons Hut like
ans other institution the Aggie
( 1 edit I nion must take in more
mcHiey than it spends
“ Alter money is held bac k lor
lut ire operations, am excess
funds will become undivided
earnings that we hope can lie re
turned to Texas AAM tor aca-
deinx purposes." he said.
Ihe Aggie Credit L’nion
makes use ol a provision m the
credit uiiMm laws that allows these
contribuiMtns to he sent to non
profit 01 ganizations. F rilis vumI
“Anotner unique quality ol the
Aggie Credit I'nwin is our use of
a sec twin in the credit union laws,
wliwh has never been used befo-
ir.“ he said '"We have a $20
membership share certdkate not
covered under share guarantee
msut am e
lire $20 share certificate will
not lie insured it the credit union
dissolves Hut Frrtts said the $20
will receive dividends when there
.ue undivided earnings to pay
hen an Aggie Joins the c redit
union, he also will pav a $5 mem-
bri ship fee
" I he Aggie Credit Cmon is ihe
f irst alumni credit union in I exas
and we want to be the primary fi
nancial institution lot the I exas
AAM graduate.” he saw!
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