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The fbtlo'wmg incidents were
reported by University PoIkc
through Tuesday:
MISDEMEANOR THEfTr
Five bicycles were stolen
from various locations on cam*
pus.
A six-foot Christmas tree
and its decorations were stolen
f rom the Commons lobby area.
: The Aston Hall Christmas
tree was stolen.
ATTEMFm) THEFT:
At)Out 48 pounds of T-bone
stdaEs was found in a trash can
outside the dining hail of the. Me
morial Student Center.
BURGLARY OF A HABITA
TION:
A diamond vririg,,^ pair of
earrings and several credit cards
were stolen from an apartment in
Married Student Housing,
■ Art OjfclllATA uaaramel card
printer interface cable was stolen
from Dorm 12, 7 ’’ • /; : ' •:
An Apple He card printer
interface circuit board was stolen
from Dorm 12.
In nine separate burglary in
cidents in Aston Hall, $228 in
cash, two high school rings and a
Texas A&M senior ring were sto
len, ' ^ '■■■ J ; f
Someone “ransacked” a
room in Dorm I T Clothes were
thrown around and shoe polish
was spread on most of the belong
ings in the room. < I Ilit f
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THREAT:
and his wife fell off a motorcycle
while riding on Agronomy Road.
Polit e said the man was punching .
his wife at the time of die acci
dent. Police reported the man
had a ,04 blood-akhohol content,
and was transported 'to the Bra
zos County Sheriffs Office where
he became violent and uncoope- •
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CRIMINAL MISCHIEF: :
A student damaged the lawn
in front of Moses Hall when he
spun out in th« grass with his ve-
mde.
Residents of Moses Hall
threw water ballons at Kcathley
Hall. Several dorm windows were
broken.
- Sombone shot a, pellet
through* a' window of Reathtey
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man
FAILURE 10 OBEY THE
ORDER OF A: PEACE OFFT !
CER/ASSAULT on a peace
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A student whose vehicle was
about to be towed away from joe
Routt Street attempted to back
into the wrecker, police said.
They said after he made several
attempts to free the vehicle by
ramming the wrecker, the man
was advised by University Police
to get out of his vehicle, The sub-
| ;t would not leave his vehicle,
diversity Police said, so they
died to get him out by force.
They said the man then tried to
$!am his door on an officer. The
man was arrested and trans-
to the Brazos County
Pennzoil willing to discuss
a settlement with Texaco
Associated Press
HOUSTON — Pennzoil Co., vic
torious in the second round of a
court fight to avenge its thwarted
merger with Getty Oil Co., said
Wednesday it is willing to discuss a
settlement of the $10.53 billion
judgment against Texaco Inc.
“We’re always willing to talk,”
Pennzoil Chairman J. Hugh Liedtke
said after a judge upheld the largest
civil damage award in U.S. history.
“We’ve been willing to talk for two
years, but they’ve never come up
with anything serious, anything rea
sonable. If they ever do, we’ll listen.”
a jury's finding
pay $10.53 billion for foiling a Pen-
nzoil-Getty merger in early 1984.
But the judge gave the 83-year-old
company some temporary protec
tion from being forced into bank
ruptcy court.
Texaco attorney David Boies said
the company will seek a new trial,
and failing that, appeal the verdict.
But Boies unexpectedly revealed
at Tuesday’s hearing that the two
companies had informal discussions
about a possible transfer of assets to
resolve the matter.
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GEORGETOWN — Two chil
dren suffered cuts when a freak De
cember tornado ripped into their
day care .center, prompting a school
official to say, “God was watching
over us.”
A third man was injured when a
second twister hit a construction site
near Round Rock, but authorities
said the Tuesday storms could have
been much worse.
David Williamson, assistant direc
tor of the Rabbit Hill School south of
Georgetown, said, “All the children
are fine. Two of them suffered cuts,
but they were treated right at the
school.”
The tornado, which Williamson
described as a whirling cloud of dust
that seemed to come from nowhere,
hit the school as a cold front raced
across the state.
Teachers began hurrying the chil
dren under a stage in the gymna
sium moments before the Storm
struck.
“I started rounding up the kids
and putting them under the school
stage,” Williamson said. “The kids
were seated, and they were scream
ing, but they did what they were sup
posed to. It hit as we were getting
them under the stage.
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