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creating an ad-hoc committee to
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at 7 p.m. in 204 Harrington.
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travel to Austin over two years to
discuss the idea with Texas legis
lators. After two years of re
search, it would offer its sugges
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Senate Speaker Miles
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have similar programs of student
representation on their boards of
regents to give their students
more voice in school affairs.
The Senate also will discuss
creating a formal committee out
of the high school public relations
and recruitment program, which
is currently a program in the Ex
ternal Affairs Committee.
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involved committee members re
turning to visit their high schools
to recruit for A&M, but recently
it’s taken a considerable amount
of time to run the program effec
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there would be potential for con
siderable growth if the program
were a committee.
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bill on Senate absence policy,
which would increase enforce
ment of existing policies and
make other policies more strict.
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increase attendance and to weed
out those who will not attend
meetings. After two absences, the
bill automatically would remove a
senator from his position, and he
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Internal Affairs Committee to be
reinstated.
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AUSTIN (AP) — The NCAA is
feeling the heat over widespread col
lege football improprieties. Gov. Bill
Clements charged Monday while
promising further comments on the
problems at Southern Methodist
University.
Clements last week triggered an
investigation by the university and
the United Methodist Church by
saying he and some other members
of the SMU Board of Governors
knew of improper cash payments to
SMU players.
The NCAA’s chief enforcement
officer, David Berst, said Clements’
actions represented the dark side of
college athletics.
But Clements, who left the SMU
board after being elected Texas gov
ernor last year, responded by saying
the NCAA is worried about wide
spread violations of its rules.
“I think the NCAA is beginning to
feel a little pressure,” Clements said.
“There’s an awful lot of discussion
going on about how prevailing this
problem is — not just in the South
west Conference but on a national
basis.
“The basic pressure they’re feel
ing is that anyone that knows any
thing whatsoever about intercolle
giate athletics and big-time football
.. . knows that the system historically
has not worked, it is not working and
it won’t work in the future.”
Clements again refused to re
spond to the university’s Friday re
quest that he name the other SMU
officials who knew of the illegal
player payments.
However, Clements said he would
make additional comments about
the SMU situation during his weekly
news conference on today.
“I’m going to talk about that to
morrow,” he said. I’ll give you all a
prepared statement.”
Clements’ press secretary, Reggie
Bashur, said the governor would
give “a brief opening statement
about the thing you all are interested
in.”
But Bashur cautioned, “Don’t put
it in terms of great revelations.”
Clements said he believed the
NCAA might change its athletics
rules in light of the problems at
SMU and other universities.
Texas legislators pushing
for annual special sessions
AUSTIN (AP) — A House com
mittee Monday heard three versions
of an attempt to put annual legis
lative sessions into the state constitu
tion.
Under the constitution, lawmak
ers now meet in 140-day regular ses
sions in odd-numbered years. But
not many Legislatures in recent
years have avoided special sessions
called by a governor.
“What I’m here for today is to rat
ify what we’ve been doing since I’ve
been here for 10 sessions,” El Paso
Rep. Paul Moreno told the House
State Affairs Committee. “Since I’ve
been here, we’ve been having special
sessions. Let’s get a date certain, a
time certain, so all of us can make
plans accordingly.”
Like several other measures, the
annual session idea is thought to
have a better chance this year be
cause of the budget crunch.
Regents
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Both have given a lot of their time
and effort and energy to the Univer
sity over the past years. They’ll be
outstanding Board members.”
Adkisson added that McKenzie
has “provided outstanding lead
ership and has been a real stalwart.
It’ll be good to have him back.”
Eller said, “I’m pleased with the
appointments and I think they’ll
make fine regents.”
Eller and Adkisson also were com
plimentary when talking about the
job performances of departing re
gents Richardson and Cisneros.
“I think Mr. Richardson made an
outstanding contribution to the
Board,” Eller said. “And Mr. Cisne
ros added a new dimension of in
sight both in planning and useful
ness and in his work for minorities.”
Adkisson said, “They wer,e both
very fine Board members and they
did an excellent job. But the two new
replacements are equally qualified
and they’ll be good Board members,
too.”
Richardson said his one six-year
term was enough.
“It is if you worked as hard as our
bunch did,” he said. “There are so
many good Aggie former students
that it ought to be passed around. It
was the greatest experience in my
life to serve on the A&M Board.
“I served on 11 different boards
at one time and I’ve never been
around such a significant group. I
have no regrets. I’m just happy I had
the opportunity to serve six years.”
Cisneros couldn’t be reached for
comment.
The next series of Board meetings
is scheduled for April 5 and 6, at
which time the Board will reorganize
and select its chairman and vice
chairman.
Eller currently chairs the nine-
member Board, and Houston attor
ney Joe H. Reynolds serves as vice
chairman.
Senate
James Huffines, director of gov
ernmental appointments for Clem
ents, said the appointments were
made almost six weeks after the
terms had expired because Clements
is in the process of making more
than 4,000 appointments to various
boards and commissions.
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“We tried to be sensitive to geo
graphical diversification throughout
the state,” he said. “Of our three ap
pointments, one was from central
Texas, one was from north Texas
and one was from south Texas.”
Huffines said two of the three
nominees are new appointees be
cause Clements likes to bring in new
people “to spread the opportunities
around.”
for official policies about classified
research.
“Some of my colleagues in liberal
arts have told me that I have sold out
to the military-industrial complex,”
Dunning told the Senate with a
smile, “while others in the College of
Engineering accused me of being a
bomb-throwing anarchist. So I sus
pect that I have gotten the ball roll
ing and the dialogue started.”
The Senate, in a voice vote, autho
rized its research committee to ap
point a “subcommittee that is
broadly representative of diverse
views” to study the resolution and
suggest a formal University policy
for classified research.
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