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The other band on campus...
that plays the other side of music.
Thurs., Nov. 20
8.00
Rudder Auditorium
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$3 Adults
$ 1 Students
Tickets available
at Box Office
and at door
A NEW GENERATION
OF MUSIC AT TEXAS A&M
IN CONCERT
Learn about Overseas
Opportunities.
Come to TAMU
Overseas
Day!
November 18
10 - 2
First floor MSC
MSC • TOWN • HALIT
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Presents
THE RETURN OF
THE JUDY’S
MOO
8:00-11:00 Nov. 21 at Deware Fieldhouse
Tickets $4. 00 at MSC BOX OFFICE
Page 6/The Battalion/Wednesday, Movember 19, 1986
Dreaming Of A Cotton Christmas
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Campus personalities prepare to record their ver
sion of “A Cotton Christmas” Tuesday night for a
tape sponsored by the Mosher Hall Executive
Council. Among the performers were members of
Panhellenic and the Interfraternity Council, the
MSC Council president and Aggie yell leadec
T exas A&M officials Dr. John Koldus, viceprE
dent for student services, back center, and &
VViatt, director of security and traffic, far rigl
also joined in the singing.
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Jury denied access
to Laredo police info
LAREDO (AP) — A state district
judge has agreed to quash a grand
jury subpoena that sought all police
department personnel and internal
affairs records dating back five
years.
Jurors had demanded the records
Nov. 12 as part of their inquiry into
criminal complaints against some
police officers, but city and police of
ficials protested that the subpoena
was too broad, vague and an inva
sion of privacy.
Judge Elma Salinas Ender sided
with the city Monday, but said she’d
be glad to assist the jurors in draw
ing up a new subpoena when they
meet again later this week.
City Attorney Anthony McGet-
trick said the subpoena violated the
rights of police officers who agree to
testify in departmental investiga
tions with the understanding that
they not be criminally prosecuted
for their statements.
Laredo Police Officers Associa
tion attorney James Morris said,
“The subpoena is over-broad and
there are no procedural safeguards.
“It’s a fishing expedition. The
grand jury is using their subpoena
power as a tool for discovery to allow
a broad, sweeping investigation.”
Despite the judge’s decision, how
ever, Assistant District Attorney Ana
Laura Cavazos says the investigation
into the police department will con
tinue.
“We believe that the court cannot
interfere with the functioning of the
grand jury,” Cavazos said. "Grand
jury proceedings are secret even to
the judge. She does not have the au
thority to tell them to come to her
and tell her what they want.”
Gavazos wouldn’t discuss specific
subject matter, but she said the in
vestigation began after her of fice re
ceived several complaints.
Several of ficers of the Laredo Po
lice Officers Association have
claimed that Police Chief Victor Gar
cia didn’t properly prosecute a sus
pect in the slaying of a fellow officer.
Judge refuse
to suspend
tree cutting
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HOUSTON (AP) - A lei
judge T uesday refused to Si.l
L’.S. Forest Service from
trees in a controversial planiii
areas of Sain Houston NatioiuJ
est damaged by pine beetles.
U.S. District Judge Lym|
Hughes denied a request toe
temporary restraining order!
ding the outcome of a lawsuit)
by Texas Attorney GeneralJraj
tox.
The lawsuit asks that
study of the project be requii;|
determine whether work
proceed.
After the ruling, Forest
officials said the area was st
from recent rainfall and the:
not sure when they would p«j
with the operation.
A Dec. 9 hearing also wr
T uesday for a preliminary iuju:
to again try and stop the tree-ot
ing operation.
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7th Annual
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8:30 am Brazos Center
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Trophies awarded to:
Men
Overall Winner
19 & Under (5)
20-29 (5)
30-39 (3)
40 & Over (3)
Women
Overall Winner
19 & Under (5)
20-29 (5)
30-39 (3)
40 & Over (3)
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$7.°° per runner, $8.°° day of race painters cap and mug to
all entrants. Make checks payable to TAMU Roadrur
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For more information contract:
Larry Isham (409)846-7070 Carol Coleman (409)693-425^