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696-3455
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Associated Press
DALLAS — U.S. Sen. Gary Hart,
criticizing the Reagan administra
tion’s fiscal policy, said Monday the
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nation could learn a valuable lesson
from the Texas economy’s attempt
to recover from ailing energy and
electronics industries.
“We are here to examine one of
the country’s most intriguing exam
ples of rebounding from energy
problems,” Hart said. “This state’s
creativity has lessons for the entire
country.”
Hart, a Colorado Democrat,
spoke to about 170 people at an eco
nomic symposium attended by for
mer Labor Secretary Ray Marshall.
The symposium featured business
leaders from some of Texas’ newest
industries, including optoelectron
ics, biotechnology and space indus
trialization.
“The challenges being faced in
Texas are being faced by others,”
Hart said. “Texas’ success (in diversi
fication) can set a model for Pitts
burgh with its steel industry, Detroit
with the automotive plants and the
farm economy of Iowa,” Hart said.
Hart, a Democratic presidential
candidate in 1984, told a news con
ference after the three-hour sympo
sium that the Reagan administration
has hurt economic revitalization.
“We can’t have a president in of
fice saying the government is our
enemy,” Hart told reporters. “No
other nation on the earth thinks this
way.
“This is happening while an ad
ministration is spending millions of
dollars on the nation’s defense and
yet will not spend money to fight the
trade imbalance,” Hart said.
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846-8916
3202-A Texas Ave.
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779-7662
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Piano for sale. Wanted: responsible
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credit manager, 1-800-447-4266. 78tl/29
HELP WANTED
Head of beef
producers
promoting
solidarity
New club opening. Applications for all postions now
_ ~ e, Skai
ping Center, 846-22
pm.
77.
Associated Press
Houston Chronicle looking for
early morning paper delivery
route people. $400-$700.
monthly. Call Julian at 693-2323
or Andy at 693-7815.
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a plus. Call 776-4364. 82tl/29
RPCV’s new to the community please contact Jerry
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Part time trainee for cutting horses. Also work for ride.
Dr. Stephenson. 776-2830. 82tl/31
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meets weekly. 764-8310. 82t 1 /27
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SAN ANTONIO — Beef is still
No. 1 on America’s dinner tables,
and unity among the nation’s pro
ducers will keep it that way, the pres
ident of the National Cattlemen’s
Association said Monday.
Jo Ann Smith of Micanopy, Fla.,
told the 5,000 people attending the
organization’s annual meeting that a
new $l-per-head, check-off pro
gram should go a long way toward
promoting beef consumption.
The estimated $60 to $70 million
earned by the check-off will be used
to develop promotion and research
programs. Smith said.
The check-off program, enacted
in the 1985 Farm Bill, will involve
payment of $1 each time a head of
cattle changes hands.
The money will be pooled for re
search on new beef products that
will be palatable to consumers. The
funds also will go for information
and educational programs and pro
motion efforts.
Currently 38 states have individ
ual check-off programs generating
an estimated $ 18 million.
“The new program is not per
fect,” Smith said. “It won’t guarantee
a profit for everyone. But right now
it’s the only game in town.”
Many cattlemen have been forced
out of business by “devastating fi
nancial circumstances,” she said.
“Beef still is eaten regularly in 90
percent of American homes . . .,” she
said.
A&M political science rani
2nd in U.S. for publications
By SUSAN CLARK
Reporter
The Texas A&M political science
department recently moved from
third to second in national ranking
based on the number and quality of
publications in six major field jour
nals.
Dr. Bryan Jones, head of the po
litical science department, said the
number of articles published in field
journals is the primary method of
ranking departments.
This ranking will probably affect
the recruitment of new faculty most,
Jones said, but perhaps students will
see the ranking as proof of a top-
notch department.
He added that the ranking will be
helpful to students going to law or
graduate school because department
recommendations will carry more
weight.
Norman Luttbeg, a political sci
ence professor, said the department
wants to add a doctoral program,
and this sort of recognition certainly
helps.
Jones said he is not sure if the im
proved ranking will mean more
money for his department.
But, he said, it helps if those above
him know that the department has a
quality program.
high rank
The high ranking, Jones said, not
only reflects how far the political sci
ence department has come but how
much progress the entire College of
Liberal Arts has made.
This rating, he said, shows that
the College of Liberal Arts is doing
as well in research as the other col
leges.
The publications involved in the
study included The Western Politi
cal Quarterly, American Political Sci
ence Review, American Joun
Political Science, Journal ofli
Polity and the Social Science:
terly.
Luttbeg said there areolhc
to evaluate a department,to
number of articles published
mary journals is an indication
search activity.
Southern Illinois Universii'
ducted a study of researchac
1982. A count of articles was
for the period of 197819!
which the University of Mi
was ranked No. 1, with Univer
Kentucky and A&M following
second and third positions it
lively.
But the study, which was
by A&M in Fall 1985, ranked
second with 15 articles for ft
riod of 1983-84. The Univets
Kentucky received the No. I
ing.
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