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In Advance
DPAS and Town Hall slated
for MSC Council discussion
The Memorial Student Center
mncil will discuss the new
Broadway season and report on
tht outcome of its fall leadership
conference Monday at 7:30 p.m.
in room 216T of the MSC during
Its first meeting of the semester.
I The MSC Council, an organi
zation composed of both students
and faculty members, organizes
and arranges for a variety of cam
pus programs.
I Bobby Bisor, MSC Council
chairman, said one topic at the
meeting Monday will be an up
date from the Opera and Per
forming Arts Society (OPAS)
about ticket information and con
tributions.
OPAS is an MSC committee
which presents a variety of classi
cal and cultural entertainment to
Texas A&M and the surrounding
areas.
Bisor said MSC Town Hall’s
new Broadway season, which will
include four new programs, also
will be discussed.
The council meeting is open to
all students.
Faculty Senate to discuss
lation ih&M. System organization
A committee report describing
rious problems with the current
ChickenCi||rganization of the Texas A&M
Tlniversity and System will domi-
nemberstef nate the opening session of the
jaculty Senate, as well as the tra-
itional guest presentation given
H) the Senate by University Presi
dent Frank E. Vandiver.
■ TheTAMU University-System
Organization Subcommittee was
Ereated in 1984 to examine the
Organizational structure of the
HAMU System and its effects on
il&M faculty. In its report, the
ICommittee has concluded that
“the system works only because of
current incumbent’s efforts to
make the system work.’’
The report also states that an
unnecessary burden has been cre
ated and effects the faculty’s re
sponsibilities in teaching, re
search, and extension. A number
of suggestions in the report are
recommended to eliminate these
problems and to “maximize the
potential” for several programs.
The Senate also will hear rec
ommendations for approval of
several new courses.
Authorities
seek diary
of officer
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Investi
gators in the shooting death of San
Antonio policeman Stephen Smith
were looking for a vigilante diary
they think Smith may have used to
record acts of vandalism and possi
bly assassination.
The San Antonio Light reported
Thursday that the book may have
been lost because the police depart
ment “failed to secure Smith’s apart
ment after his death, and the offi
cer’s belongings were removed.”
Smith, a seven-year veteran of the
police force, was shot by fellow offi
cer Farrell Tucker on Aug. 18.
Since then, authorities have said
they are investigating whether other
individuals might be involved in
Smith’s alleged vigilante activities.
The Bexar County grand jury in
vestigation of the shooting case offi
cially began Wednesday when Spe
cial Prosecutor Sid Harle obtained
several subpoenaes, including those
for Smith’s widow and his younger
brother.
The search for the diary began af
ter investigators discovered that
Smith used to brag to fellow officers
and others about his actions.
“Smith unquestionably had a
‘Dirty Harry’ complex and liked to
brag about the things he did,” the
Light reported, quoting an un
named source.
The newspaper said sources told
it that Smith had bragged about
keeping a diary of his alleged vigi
lante acts and those who participated
in them.
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lan gets death in shooting case
VICTORIA (AP) — A San Anto-
nan convicted of the September
shooting death of a banker’s
I was sentenced to die by injec-
; Thursday after less than four
[s ofjury deliberation,
pley Lee Gosch, 31, stared at his
fney Rick Woods while the court
I read the verdict that the shoot
ing death of Rebecca Jo Patton was
deliberate.
Assistant Bexar County District
Attorney Sam Ponder said, “I’m sat
isfied justice was done. It was the
proper verdict.”
But Woods said he is confident
the verdict will be reversed.
During closing arguments Thurs
day morning, prosecutors con
tended Gosch masterminded a bot
ched extortion and Patton’s murder.
Patton, 42, was shot in the head
seven times during an extortion at
tempt in her home by Gosch and al
leged accomplice John Laurence
Rogers, testimony showed.
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