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Page 4/Thursday, October 29, 1986 /The Battalion
‘Changes in ’86 RHAIIoween
RHA leader:
Policy takes
out trouble
By David Betz
Reporter
The controversial policy
changes for RHAIIoween this year
are intended to keep the fun but
eliminate the problems, the presi
dent of the Residence Hall Asso
ciation said Wednesday.
David McDowell, in a speech at
Sully’s Symposium, said the be
nefits of changing trick-or-treat
rules outweigh the costs. About 50
people gathered in front of the
Lawrence Sullivan Ross statue to
hear McDowell speak.
He mentioned past problems
with dorm trick-or-treating, citing
an altercation last year that re
sulted in the arrests of two Texas
A&M students on charges of
assault and battery.
He also said excessive drinking
and property damage are prob
lems that need to be corrected.
“If we stuck with the same for
mat we would be acting irrespons
ibly,” McDowell said.
He said RHA didn’t change the
Halloween policyjust to anger stu
dents.
However, members of the audi
ence were just as concerned with
other housing issues.
McDowell discussed RHA’s
preliminary plans for coed hous
ing at A&M. He said there will be
no coed roommates and that only
juniors and seniors will be allowed
RHA President David McDowell spoke Wednesday to al>out 50 pt«»p
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at Sully’s Symposium.
to live in coed dorms.
It will he a while before final
decisions will be made, McDowell
said, and he didn’t know which
dorms would become coed.
“We haven’t picked out a hall,”
he sail
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White: Clements trying to use
personal wealth to buy election
Clements
White spt
$19 million
EDNA (AP) — Former Gov. Bill
Clements hopes to use his enormous
personal wealth to buy the election.
Gov. Mark White charged
Wednesday.
“The people are going to recog
nize that the governorship’s not for
sale,” White said. “Just because you
have great personal wealth doesn’t
qualify you for being governor.”
White’s comments came after both
candidates on Tuesday f iled financial
reports with the secretary of state.
But Clements, campaigning in
Houston, said, “You "know, Demo
crats always say those sort of things...
He’s talking to the campaign fairy, I
guess.”
Clements’ report showed that he
has raised a total of about S9.75 mil
lion and spent $ ( .).(t million in the
campaign to date. White’s total is ab
out Si 1 million raised and S9.4 mil
lion spent.
In the past 30 days, Clements
raised S3.55 million — with about
S2.6 million of that coming in loans
he personally guaranteed. Founder
of one of the world's largest oil-
drilling companies, Clements is a
multi-millionaire.
Standing in front of the Jackson
County Courthouse, White said Cle
ments demonstrated in the 1982 elec
tion that he was willing to lean on his
own wealth in a campaign.
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