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CONOCO INC.
Petroleum Products, North America
Management Development Program
All December Graduates Of The
College Of Business
Are Invited to Attend a Presentation/Reception
On Career Opportunities With PP,NA
Date: October 6,1986
Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Place: Room 607 Rudder Tower
Degrees Sought
BBA-FINANCE, MANAGEMENT
MBA (WITH NON-TECHNICAL UNDERGRAD)
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When: Tuesday, October 7, 1986 at 7:30 p.m.
Where: College Station Hilton Conference Center
Ballroom #1, 801 E. University Drive, College
Station, Texas
Hosts: DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS and
NATIONWIDE LIFE
Call the Dean Witter office - 404 E. University Drive at
(409)693-7557 to reserve a seat.
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documents designed to show, at least
implicitly, that the United States is at
a disadvantage at times with the So
viet Union because of Moscow’s pro
pensity to spread lies through an
“active measures” program.
A report issued in October 1981
began by asserting that the Soviets
two months earlier had attempted to
blame the United States for the
death of Panamanian leader Omar
Torrijos and for the 1979 seizure of
the Grand Mosque of Mecca.
On Aug. 29 of this year, two
Submarine
weeks after the Post story claimed
that the administration had ap
proved the alleged disinformation
campaign against Gadhafi, the State
Department made public three doc
uments it said were forgeries de
signed to discredit U.S. foreign pol
icy.
Department officials were unable
to identify the forgers but suggested
that Moscow was the prime susptect.
One of the documents was a
speech in which Defense Secretary
Caspar Weinberger purportedly
said the Strategic Defense Initiative
was designed to give the United
States a first strike capability.
The State Department rep
the forgery, which first surfaced
West Germany, as a clear case
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Another torgery, mailed it
Post and other publications,
scribed an alleged United States!
formation Agency campaign to
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chael Armacost, the under secretary
of state for political affairs who ap
peared on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
Armacost said there was a report
that at one point the sub “had been
under way at a very slow speed un
der its own power, perhaps auxiliary
diesel power.” But “other difficulties
apparently developed,” or the sub
“had been stopped briefly," he said.
Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, the
ranking Democrat on the Senate
Armed Services Committee, said,
“The chances of any kind of nuclear
detonation are very, very low.”
Shultz and Nunn also said the So
viets, apparently mindful of the crit
icism after the nuclear disastei
Chernobyl, seemed to be coopti
ing in providing information aks
the accident.
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Chernobyl because you can’t li
these things no matter what,” Stj
said, referring to the Soviets’4! 21-
in reporting that accident.
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MCDONALD’S
INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
Texas and S.W. Parkway Manor East Mall
University Drive
Hwy 21
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The new Driving Range is open
and operating. From 4 pm to
dark Mon-Thurs and from 2 pm
to dark Fri-Sun. Everyone is wel
come to use the range. Balls are
$4. 00 for large bucket and $2.°°
for small bucket. Anyone with a
student ID or recreational ID may
purchase a large bucket for $3. 00
and a small bucket for $1. 50 .
Concessions are also available.
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Go for the Goal! Sign up for Flickerbali TODAY!
Long Driving
Contest Winners
Congratulations to the win-
ners of the Long Driving
^ §^| Contest held on October 1.
Men’s-David Albers
237 yds
Women’s-Kim Tolbert
133 yds
OFFICIALS WANTED
Anyone interestred in officiating Intramural Volleyball or Flickerbali should
attend an orientation meeting tonight, Mon., October 6 at 6 pm in 164 Read.
For more information contact Chris or Mike 845-7826.
Thanks to General Motors
A special thanks to General Motors for their sponorship of the Flag Football,
Indoor Soccer and Volleyball CoRec Tournaments. All Class A, B, and C Co-
Rec Champions will receive General Motors long sleeved t-shirts.
Triathlon Participants Meeting
A mandatory meeting for all participants in the triathlon is scheduled for
Thurs., Oct. 9, 5 pm, 164 Read.
SPORT CLUB NEWS
• Ultimate Frisbee will have a home tournament on Oct 11 and
12 at 10 a.m. on the East Campus Fields.
• The Men’s Soccer Team will play Richland Junior College on
Sat, Oct 11 at 4:00 p.m. on the East Campus Field.
• Men’s Rugby will play Southwest Texas at home on Sat. Oct.
11 at 1:30 p.m. on the East Campus Fields.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
McDonald’s Intramural Highlights is sponsored in the Battalion by
your local McDonald’s Restaurants at University Drive, Manor East
Mall on Hwy 21 and on Texas Avenue. Stories are written by Genni
Miller, graphics are by Mike Cantrell and photos are by Tom McDon
nell and Brian Crosby.
IM GAMEPLAN
ENTRIES OPEN TODAY, OCTOBER 6, AND CLOSE OCTOBER 14.
VOLLEYBALL — ENTRY FEE: $25/team; PLAY BEGINS: Sun., Oct. 19;
RULES: USVBA Rules with IM exceptions; DIVISIONS: Corps, Fish, Men's &
Womens’ Dorm, Men’s & Women's Independent; Men's & Women's Fac/Staff/
Grad and CoRec in Classes A, B, C and Recreation; CAPTAIN'S MEETINGS:
Dorm and Independent, Thurs., Oct., 16, 5 pm, 701 Rudder; Corps, Thurs., Oct.
16, 7:30 pm, 162 Read.
PRESEASON VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT — ENTRY FEE: $5/team; PLAY
BEGINS: Thurs., Oct. 16; DIVISIONS: Men's, Women’s and CoRec in Classes
A&B. SCHEDULES: Will be posted after 3 pm. Wed., Oct. 15, in 159 Read. No
Reschedules! No games will be scheduled during the A&M-Baylor game.
‘‘Sponsored by the Texas A&M Officials Association.”
FLICKERBALL — ENTRY FEE: $20/team; RULES: Available in IM-RecSports
Office, 159 Read; DIVISIONS: Men’s & Women's Dorm, Men's & Women s In
dependent, CoRec in Classes A, B, C & D. CAPTAIN’S MEETING: Thurs., Ocl.
16,6 pm, 164 Read.
SWIM MEET — ENTRIES: Teams must complete a separate card for each indi
vidual for each event. EVENTS: 20 Yard Medley Relay, 100 Yard Freestyle, 50
Yard Backstroke, 50 Yard Breaststroke, 50 Yard Freestyle, 50 Yard Butterfly,
100 Yard Individual Medley, 200 Yard Freestyle Relay; PRELIMS: Corps &
Fish, Sun., Oct. 19 6 pm, P.L. Downs Pool; Dorm & Indep., Mon., Oct. 20,7:30
pm, P.L. Downs Pool; DIVISIONALS: Mon., Oct. 27, 7:30 pm P.L. Downs; ALL
UNIVERSITY FINALS: Thurs., Oct. 30, 7:30 pm, P.L. Downs Pool. SCRATCH
AND INFORMATION MEETING: Thurs., Oct. 16, 6:30 pm, 167 Read.
HORSESHOE SINGLES — PLAY BEGINS: Tues., Oct. 21; SCHEDULES: Will
be posted after 3 pm Thurs., Oct. 16, on bulletin boards outside 159 Read;
RULES: 2 out of 3 games to 15 points; LOCATION: Horseshoe pits are located
just north of the Penberthy Complex.
FIELD GOAL KICKING CONTEST — CONTEST DATE: Wed., Oct. 15, 7 pm,
Kyle Field; LATE ENTRIES: Accepted at event site on availablity basis only;
FORMAT: Participants will attempt a kick at every distance beginning at 20 yard
line for men and 5 yard line for women; AWARDS: Will be given in men’s and
women’s divisions for longest field goal and total yardage.
ENTRIES FOR THESE SPORTS CLOSE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7
TRIATHLON —TRIATHLON DATE: Sun., Oct. 12; FORMAT: 250 yd. swim, 1.5
mile run, 4 mile bike. PARTICIPANT’S MEETING: Thurs., Oct 9, 5 pm, 164
Read. ENTRY FEE: $5/person, $15/team; TEAM COMPETITION: Three peo
ple each participating in one of the three events. T-SHIRTS: All Participants re
ceive triathlon t-shirts. Winners in age groups receive IM Champoin t-shirts. EL
IGIBILITY: All participants must have valid students ID or recreational ID with
intramural validation.
PICKLEBALL SINGLES — SCHEDULES: Posted after 3 pm on Thurs., Oct.9
on bulletin boards outside IM office; PLAY BEGINS: Tues., Oct. 14; COMPETI
TION: Will be held in Men’s and Women’s Dorm and Men’s and Women’s Inde
pendent in Classes A, B, C and D. EQUIPMENT: Will be provided. ELIGIBILITY:
All participants must have a valid student ID or valid recreational ID with intra
mural validation.
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