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PLEASE ELECT JBAN WILLIAMSON JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COLLEGE STATION TEXAS <PCT. 7. PL. 2 > REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. MARCH B. 1980 Problem Pregnancy? ►We listen, We Core, We help •Free Pregnancy Tests •Concerned Counselors Brazos Valley Crisis Pregnancy Service We’re Local! 3620 E. 29th Street (next to MetfCey's Gifts) 24 Fir. FiotCine 823-CARE Study in Denmark Courses in English Informational Meeting Wednesday, Feb. 24 2:00 p.m. 251 Bizzell West Study Abroad Office • 161 Bizzell West • 845-0544 2.50 ADMISSION 1. Any Show Before 3 PM 2. Tuesday - All Seats 3. Mon-Wed - Local Students With Current ID s 4. 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Students $4.00 Non-Students $ 7.50 Tickets available at all tlcketron locations MSC Box Office PREMIERE Classes of ’89 S ’90 Present A Double Feature Glass Ball - March 5th MSC Ball Room 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. $ 12 00 a couple Semiformal Sponsored in part by Cafe d’Amerique & KKYS 105 Ticket sales Feb. 21 -March 5 iSt Texas Aggie Credit Union, mem bership is open to all former students, faculty, staff and students of Texas A&M University and members .bf their families. In 1988, the Texas Aggie Credit Union is committed to provide an expanded and improved variety at services to all its members. Last week, we opened our beautiful, new member service offices that will allow you to conduct all your banking business in privacy and comfort, whether discussing a personal loan or just talking with a member service representative. Your Texas Aggie Credit Union continues to offer all its members a broad array of very competitive and convenient financial services. In the coming weeks we will be adding some exciting new services and looking for ways to enhance those services that our members already enjoy. Remember in Aggieland, the only bank you need is not a bank — its your Texas Aggie Credit Union! Your Maroon MasterCard Headquarters. LiM TEXAS AGGIE ^ CREDIT UNION 301 DomimkDr College Station TX 77840 ( 409)696 1440 n ' NCUA. Court indicts market owner for lion attack HOUSTON (AP) — The owner of the flea market where an 8-year- old girl was mauled by a 300-pound lion last October was indicted on charges of injury to a child. The indictment, issued Monday by a Harris County grand jury, named The Texas Flea Market and alleged owner James Mclngvale was reckless iti featuring the lion at a booth where shoppers could pose for photographs with the animal. Mclngvale declined comment on the indictment. The maximum pen alty for the felony charge, upon con viction, is a $50,000 fine. The owner of the animal, Gary Durkovitz, faces the same charge. Prosecutor Alice Brown said the flea market should be held sponsible as Durkovitz. “They invited the lion on the premises and the same culpability lies with them,” Brown said. She said the lion had been an at traction at the north Houston flea market at least twice. The lion mauled Roxanne Her nandez as Durkovitz and a security guard were leading it on a chain out of the flea market. A security guard shot the lion. Hernandez suffered serious head injuries when she was mauled by the lion last Oct. 10. She has had Five op erations and more are expected. She suffered eight depressed skull fractures, cuts on her scalp and the removal of a section of skull that ex posed the brain. Where the bone had been removed, the brain also had been cut. Sunset Map Discussion: High pressure will dominate most of the continentalU.S,ltC with fair and mild weather. A few snowshowers will linger over the Great La® bmne and points eastward. Isolated rain showers and a few thundershowers will jte ra su accompy the frontal zone through Florida. Temperatures will reach the60$c>?Rj n much of California, southern New Meico, South Texas, Northern Floridaaitf BL ® “ Southern Georgia with some high temperatures reaching the 70sand80so?R„ ” the desert Southwest and Central Southern Florida. R 8, " Ul ticic orir 'hip jde tc tal Sen P ne: should rAsai Forecast: Today, Tonight, and Thursday. Partly cloudy with mild days and cool early morning temperatures. Highs in the mid 60s, low Wednesday morning near* Winds will be northeasterly gradually swinging into the southeast tomorrow afternoon. Speed will generally be in the seven to 12 mph range. Expectno precipitation. _ . Prepared by: Charlie B:-" Staff Meleorc^j A&M Department of Meteo^ Tnrougn tne eye^ Mark Mathabane - noted author of the novel Kqfflr Boy will speak on his experiences growing up as a victim of apartheid and the type of culture that is inherent in such a society. Monday - February &9, 1988 Rudder Forum Noon - Free Admission |f*$p a?* MSC BLACK AWARENESS COMMITTEE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS International Awareness