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Page 6/The Battalion/Monday, October 13, 1986 - attalion Classifieds NOTIC6 ATTENTION ALL RECOGNIZED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS A 1 If you’ve not yet picked up your ’87 Aggieland contract you may do so either in Room 230 or 011 of the Reed McDonald Bldg. Aggieland Contracts are due in no later than 5 P.M. Wednesday, October 15th* at either of the above offices. *There is a late charge for all Contracts turned in after Sept. 30th 30t10/15 THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! There’s not much time left to pick up your ’84-’85 Aggieland. 8:30 - 4:30, M - F, in the English Annex. Bring an I.D. or Driver’s License. : 24tfn THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE Has immediate openings for route carriers and/or sales solicitor posi tions. Carrier positions require working early morning hours deliv ering papers and can earn $400. to $600. per month plus gas allow ance. 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The heart of Tarro Griffin beats in Michael Drummond’s chest and is the reason he is alive today. “From the beginning, I wanted to meet them,” Drummond said of the Griffin family. Last year, Griffin, 19, was killed in a motorcycle wreck. His heart was transplanted into Drummond’s chest. Drummond, 27, had been kept alive by an artificial heart and made headlines in September 1985 when he became the youngest per son to receive an artificial heart. On Saturday, the Phoenix grocery store worker met the Griffin family in their Lindale home. “1 feel like he’s my son,” said Mrs. Griffin, who turned to smile at Drummond. by Scott McCulla Waldo by Kevin Thoma Hispanics say reforms ‘disastrous’ for Texas AUST IN (AP) — Hispanic lead ers say some immigration reform proposals pending in Gongress could have a disastrous effect on Texas' f astest growing population. State and local governments could he saddled with paying for the re forms. said Rep. Al Luna, D-Hous- ton, chairman of the Mexican-Amer- ican Legislative Conference. Luna and other Hispanic leaders held a news conference Saturday to state their opposition to several pro visions of the immigration reform measure now in a Congressional committee. The conference came after the committee recessed until Tuesday. One of its last moves was to reach a tentative agreement limiting federal money that would go to states and cities for enforcing the act. “This will still leave state and local governments holding the bag for the rest of the cost,” Luna said. Luna said he was expressing the feelings of the caucus, the Southwest Voters Registration Project, Mexi- can-American Democrats of Texas, and Mexican-American Chambers of Commerce on the immigration reform proposal. Luna said both House- and Sen ate-approved bills contain employer sanctions that would make it illegal for employers to hire undocu mented persons. “The net result of this provision will be to create a pretext for job dis crimination against U.S. citizens like Mexican-Americans who share com mon ethnic and cultural characteric- tics with undocumented Hispanics,” Luna said. The Mexican-American Legis lative Caucus proposed that a com promise include anti-discrimination provisions and that the program be limited to five years. Another major objection, Luna said, was the House proposal that would permit up to 350,000 alien farm workers who have lived here the last three years to apply for 90- day temporary residence, but not permanent residence. “Any type of program to impori foreign workers to harvest perisha ble crops must provide full protec tion of the law, including permanent residence to the workers,” he said. In Advance European expert to talk on Soviet view of disarmament Sovietologist Dr. Peter Vigor, a semi-retired faculty member at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst, England, will deliver a speech on “The Soviet View of Disarmament” at 7:30 p.m. Tues day in 226 Memorial Student Center. Dr. Richard Thomas, director of the Center for Strategic Tech nology, which is co-sponsoring the speech, says that as a Euro pean, Vigor probably will present a different view on the issue ol disarmament than that of U.S. Sovietologists. Vigor lias written extensive!' on the “Soviet operational art,’’as I homas terms it — a siudv broader than battle tactics bui more specific than broad political strategies. Soviet operational an studies warfare at the theater level, including the deploymeni ol troops and equipment. 1 lie speech is co-sponsored bv Texas A&M. the Military Studies Institute and the Center for Strat egic I eehnologv. Computer ‘cop’patrols highway HOUSTON (AP) — A computerized surveillance system will soon begin its patrol of a busy highway on the lookout for hazardous traffic conditions, city offi cials said. The first leg of the S275 million traffic “cop” system will be operational in about a month on the Katy Free way transit lane, a section of Interstate 10 in Houston, but it will take nearly 20 years before the system can command some 514 miles of Houston's busiest high ways. By combining cameras, sensors and overhead mes sage signs, the system can close lanes and alert drivers to accidents or vehicle breakdowns, which together cause half of all traffic delays, said Dick Me Gasland of the Texas Transportation Institute. A problem such as a blown tire can be reported through buried sensors that detect the slowing cat and prompt a nearby television carnet a to focus on the inci dent. A human controller watching a TV monitor miles away sees the problem, sends electronic warnings lor drivers and dispatches help. Similar systems exist in Los Angeles, Chicago, Ne> York, Denver, Detroit, New Orleans, Dallas andsubm ban Washington D.G., officials said. Metro’s computers will Ik.* capable of opening and closing transitwav gates, (hanging message sign*and sounding alarms whenever the average speed onalant drops too low. Transitways are one-way express lanes on freera used during rush hour by buses and car pools. Trai on the lane heads into the city in the morning and aw from it after work hours. A computerized system was once used on part of In terstate 45, hut the signs and cameras were dismantled when the Texas highway department liegan rebinlfc the freewav, McGasland said. “You're still going to have accidents; you're still goinj to have disabled vehicles and it’s still going tobcovti loaded," he said. “That’s where we need (a compi® surveillance system). 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