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Page 4/The Batlalion/Thursday, February 13, 1986
Student Senate
votes to hold
1-day elections
By FRANK SMITH
Staff Writer
The Student Senate voted unani
mously Wednesday night to break
from past tradition and conduct this
year’s Student Government elections
on one day instead of two.
The change was one of several
proposals concerning dates, times
and polling sites that the election
commission had presented for the
Senate’s approval. The proposals
were all packaged together and ap
proved in one vote.
Three new bills also were on the
Senate’s agenda.
Alan Moore, election co-commis
sioner, told the senators that a one-
day election would prevent members
of the commission from missing two
days of classes. He also said there’s
no reason that student elections can’t
be conducted in one day like na
tional electiops.
The Senate approved scheduling
of general elections for April 2 and
runoffs for April 9. The campaign
Filing period will run from March 5
to March 7. Daytime polling sites will
be the Memorial Student Center, the
Pavilion and either the Blocker
Building or Zachry Engineering
Center.
In addition, since the elections are
scheduled for one day, a central vot
ing site at the Sterling C. Evans Li
brary will be set up at which students
will be able to vote from 6 p.m. to 9
p.m. Balloting at the other sites will
be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The candidates for student body
president will debate March 27, and
the official campaigning period is
tentatively set to extend from March
24 to April 1.
Moore also informed the Senate
that the commission had made seve
ral clarifications in the existing elec
tion code so that all regulations will
be readily understandable.
In other business, the Senate ap
proved a bill outlining its reappor
tionment. The Senate reapportions
itself every spring.
Sen. Jim Atkins, sponsor of the
bill, had recommended that the bill
be placed on emergency and passed
so students would know how many
Senate seats would be available in
each academic college and living
area well before March 5, the begin
ning of the election filing period.
Another bill which was intro
duced recommends that at least four
outdoor campus directories be con
structed to help new students and
visitors find their way around.
A third bill, which recommended
that exam essentials such as test
forms and pencils be made available
for sale at the Evans Library, was
withdrawn when co-sponsor Miles
Bradshaw said such a service had
just become available in the library’s
copy center earlier in the day.
In Advance—Gl<
CS council to meet at 7pt i >
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The College Station city coun
cil will meet tonight at 7 to con
sider rezoning ordinances and to
pass an ordinance ordering an
election to he held April 5.
A mayor and three council men
will be elected to the city council.
Filing for council positions ends
Feb. 19.
The council will consider re
zoning a 55-acre tract of land at
the intersection of Rock Prairie
Road and Texas Avenue from an
agricultural-open district to a
commercial-industrial district.
College Station’s Planning and
Zoning committee denied the re
zoning request Thursday betas
of conflicts with the city’s com[
hensive plan.
1 n other action, the council.* \ R
consider rezoning two tractsi lb
and near the intersectionoBn
ings Drive and Harvey Road.C L stud (
Jan. 16, the Planning and Zonit ff () iiegt’ 1
committee recommended reio:|| ()I1 e of
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year’s Supertriathlon schedt:-
for April 25,26 and 27
Court denies Texaco
bid to disqualify judi
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Al S I IN — I he 1 exas Supreme
Court Wednesday denied Texaco
Inc.’s attempt to disqualify the state
district judge who presided in the
trial of Pennzoil Co.’s suit against
Texaco.
Ihe trial ended in November
wlien jurors held that Texaco delib
erately interfered in a merger
agreement between Pennzoil Co.
and Cetty Oil Co. before Texaco ac
quired Getty in 1984. Jurors
awarded Pennzoil $10.5 billion in
damages.
State District Judge Solomon Cas-
seb Jr., who presided over the final
eight weeks of the trial, affirmed the
jury’s award in December, adding
$600 million in interest and saying
fudge Thomas Stovall jr.
iting an od
Without
Supreme C
faculty
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more interest would accwi-Mei-sliii)
the rate of 10 percent annua! By t [ ie
On Jan. 27, a Texaco r«]iiB I |. e s;1 i
disqualify Casseb was rr- |in ll)eve r
ion a teui
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I exaco’s request to force atoJ eams ,:
on the company’s attempttti K qut . s i
Casseb disqualified.
Stovall appointed Casseb
case in October, after the
trial judge, Anthony Farns.ta
ill. Casseb was appointed ail
tired judge,” but Texaco saidkl
not served enough timea^ajul
qualify as a retired judge.
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Plane makes three flights with hole in belly
Associated Press
HARLINGEN — An American Airlines jet
flew to three other cities — two of the trips with
passengers — before crew members discovered
a rough aborted landing hours before had
gouged a hole in the jet’s belly, officials said
Wednesday.
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswo
man Gerrie Cook said the jet had tried to land in
Harlingen early Saturday in heavy fog, but it
bounced short of the runway, knocked out seve
ral airport lights and proceeded to San Antonio.
The plane let off the 124 Harlingen-bound
passengers in San Antonio, flew to Dallas-Fort
Worth International Airport, loaded passengers
and flew on to Denver, Cook said from her Fort
Worth office. 3
A “fist-size” hole was found in the belly of the
Boeing 727 during routine inspection of the air
craft in Denver, Cook said.
American Airlines spokesman Al Becker said
crew members made fe<
around” inspections before the jet left San Anto
nio and Dallas, but that no one had spotted the
hole.
“I thought I was going to go through the
seat,” said passenger Ricnard Magee, 61, of
McAllen, Texas.
Magee said the passengers bounced around
and sat in silence.
Becker said the company would have to await
a federal investigation to determine if safety of
passengers and the craft was jeopardized be
cause of the hole.
Flight 844 with 124 passengers left Dallas-
Fort Worth International Airport late Friday
and was trying to make a scheduled landing at
Valley International Airport in Harlingen at
12:15 a.m. Saturday.
But visibility was poor and the plane circled
the airport three times trying to make an instru
ment landing. On the third try, it touched down
about 450 feet short of the end of the runway
federally required “walk-
Cook said.
The plane then hit an airport light stanchion,
knocked out five lights, proceeded aboc
more leet, hit a second stanchion andblt
another light, she said.
The plane then flew to San Antonioi
the passengers got off the plane andsoiwl
sent to Harlingen by bus, Becker said.
The plane went to Dallas without p.- Autumn
but did proceed to Denver with passentrljlhc, als<
Denver, a flight engineer doing a rouimHon re
spection of the craft on Sunday foundtbt■a bet
size” hole. Brnipan
Yellow paint believed to be from one tohlrneyt
light stanchions was found near the hole,Bud to
said, and the plane was then immediatch*es, as
out of service. Bharge
Ken Kenvin, Harlingen airport manage jilof Eh
in conference and did not immediateMlV 87-'
telephone calls to The Associated Press. tMfter e
The FAA, the National Transportation.® in T
Board and American Airlines are investiBe stat<
the incident, which Ms. Cook said wasnowltji starv
diately reported because the airporttowfedbys<
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