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Page 4/The Battalion/Tuesday, September 9, 1986 Waldo by Kevin The HOWDY.' IM DK. A6ATHA UESTWEINER, HERE TO MSMER YOUR QUESTIONS! HERE IS OUR FIRST LETTER... "DEAR DR AG' my boy- FRIEND will HAKE LCVE TO ME ORLY OR THE THIRD DECK AT K<LE FIELD. IS HE hormalV I DUNNO... SOUNDS like A RfAi W/HACKO TO ME/ DO YOU HAVE / * PROBLEM ORQtgr DR. AG WANTS re WtHf to; DEAR Dr. Hi THE BATTM 2/6 REED Kl aym Shoe Jeff Mad I'VE MEVERKAP TWHAT'S TOUR ENOUGH MONEtf PEPlNlTION OF ENOUGH? Amoco pipeline leak linked to acrid fumes MOSCOW ler Izvestia [icholas Dat It's cover tc crets about A the America an alleged Cl The govei tlic imprisoi H.S. News [targed by |ith espiona uses penult :ars in prist ■ The articl Ions already ■id expand Bie reporter Irigiiial claiti documents ribed as a s ' Viet in a Most The arresi lionage chat let authori GAINESVILLE (AP) — A leak in a buried pipeline near the Okla homa border was blamed for acrid fumes that spread across hundreds of square miles of North Texas be fore dissipating Monday. An emergency team was sent from the Environmental Protection Agency about 9:30 p.m. Sunday af ter law officers received a rash of calls from area residents com plaining of a noxious odor, irritated eyes and breathing problems, au thorities said. A spokeswoman for Gainesville Memorial Hospital said 14 people were treated in the emergency room for poisoning symptoms and re leased. Sheriffs Deputy Corkey Grundei said the smell, fanned by winds, spread more than 60 miles south to Carrollton, a suburban city just north of Dallas. He said he first noticed a faint smell around 7 p.m. The pipeline, located at an Amoco Oil Go. plant about five miles north of Dexter, carries condensate, a liq uid removed from natural gas after it is processed, said Roger Meacham, a spokesman with the Environmen tal Protection Agency. Dexter is about 20 miles northeast of Gainesville, near the Oklahoma border. Amoco officials, who discovered the leak at 5:30 a.m. Monday, imme diately shut down the pipeline, al though some of the substances con tinued running into the Red River. The pipeline runs across the Red River, which forms a portion of the Texas-Oklahoma border, and car ries the condensate to a Cushing, Okla. plant where it is blended with crude oil and sent to Illinois, Craft said. The leak is under 30 feet of water near the bank of Lake Texoma and a special diver will be needed to locate the leak and seal it, officials said. Cisneros volunteei for drug a matter hat could ; Idations. I Ruth Dani see her he lird time si 0, called th Because citizens originally were complaining of a diesel odor, Amoco officials did not think there was a problem with the plant, Meacham said. SAN ANTONIO | Mavor Henry Cisnere drug test Monday as pa: drive to have city empl pet iallv |K)lice officers, i andom checks fordruc Cisneros, a member Texas A&M Board said, "T he drug abusepr m> dangerous to oursoc that those in positions* et ship should be willingi( example." Cisneros agreed to tk let offic ials with the San Police Officers Assoc® they favor random drug of officers. Results of the mayoriis not immediately available City Councilman Ed He ton said the tests would is f orce’s 1,300 officers sufft the same rate of drugal any cither sample ofUW| SIGMA PHI EPSILON Josterous.” Izvestia ti Baul Stomba Tused of bei Jelled fron (line 1985. It cited a: Idly given tc nat said: “I |ou that the thejourn; ^signaled a Izvestia cl journalist m Daniloff low’s Lefort [rabbed by doscow pat 'as picked [luaintance i packet | kess clippi fdth maps n ary photogt Izvestia si jhe indictim pud require* >er said he c In a tele] f r om prisor foe could be “$12.00 FROM A 12TH MAN” 9 month school year membership BENEFITS: 1. Certificate of Membership 2. Club Decal 3. Aggie Club Pin 4. Football Press Guide (picked up at Club office) 5. Bus trip to Arkansas football game and other events 6. Seniority for Football Tickets in The Aggie Club (Please Print) STUDENT. ATTACHED IS MY CHECK FOR $12.00 "$12.00 FROM A 12th MAN" NEW MEMBER □ PHONE LOCAL ADDRESS. CITY, STATE. ZIP. PERMANENT ADDRESS. CITY, STATE, ZIP P. O. DRAWER L-1 AGGIELAND STATION COLLEGE STATION TEXAS 77844 For Office Use Only: Receipt Date.