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Texas A&M Micro Computer Fair '88
Tueday Sept 27 and Wednesday Sept 28
Rooms 212 — 231 Memorial Student Center
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Computer Sales and Supplies
In the Memorial Student Center
At the entrance to the Texas A&M Bookstore
Monday - Friday 7:45 AM — 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM — 5:00 PM
(409) 845-4081
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Court candidate plays game,
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DALLAS (AP) — A candidate for
the state’s highest criminal court is
publicizing his campaign by sponsor
ing a contest that asks entrants ques
tions about the race and promises a
free trip to Sea World to the winner.
Judge Tom Rickhoff of San Anto
nio, who says his bid for the Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals has re
ceived little attention, placed a full-
page ad in the September issue of
“Texas Monthly” with pictures of
himself, a penguin and a dolphin
under the headline “A Real Political
Contest.”,
The ad includes a contest entry
form that invites Texans to answer
four true-or-false questions about
RickhofFs race against incumbent
Judge Charles Miller.
The winner, to be selected in a
drawing Oct. 18, gets a four-day,
three-night vacation in San Antonio,
complete with passes to see Sea
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tonio Spurs basketball game and a
tour of the Alamo.
And there are prizes for the run
ners-up: 10 pounds of Tex-Mex fro
zen shrimp, three pairs of jogging
shoes and an assortment of candy.
“It’s innovative,” said Rickhoff,
who is currently a Republican state
district judge in San Antonio.
“This is embarrassing,” Miller, his
Democratic opponent, told the Dal
las Morning News.
Rickhoff said he decided to con
duct the contest after finding that
people not only didn’t recognize his
name, but also had never heard of
the Court of Criminal Appeals in
Austin, the court of last resort for
criminal cases in Texas.
“I’m trying to dramatize the fact
that there is a citizen wall of apathy
around the race,” said Rickhoff,
adding he’s only received about two
dozen responses.
He said most of the prizes have
been donated to his campaign and
denied there was anything inappro
priate about the contest.
But Miller said the idea shows
poor judgment.
“It creates a circus atmosphere in
a race that ought to be dealt with se
riously," he said.
Randy Erben, assistant secretary
of state, said his office has studied
Rickhoffs contest and concluded it
does not violate state election law.
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Fair ’88
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept 27
Sept 28
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Rooms 212-231 Memorial Student Center
Booths and Demonstrations by the following Vendors:
ABE Systems
Addison-Wcsley Publishing
Apple Computer
AT&T Information Systems
AutoDesk
Cal-Abco
CE Software
Claris Software
Computer Access
Computer Resources International
ComputerLand of Brazos Valley
Computers Etc
CTWP
Dell Computer Corporation
Dominion Computers
E&L Computers
Everex Systems
Harley Courseware, Inc
Hewlett-Packard
IBM Corporation
Intuitive Designs
LCM Graphics
Mega Computer
Microsoft Corporation
Osborne/McGraw-Hill
Radio Shack
Tom Padgitt, Inc
VerCom System
WordPerfect Corporation
XML Corporation
Zenith Data Systems
Special Product Demonstrations
by Apple Computer, Autodesk,
Claris Software, Miniscribe,
Packard Bell, and others.
Enter for a special drawing
to win an Apple Macintosh
SE, one of two IBM PS/2
Model 25's, and other items.
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Computer Sedes and Supplies
In the Memorial Student Center
At the entrance to the Texas A&M Bookstore
Monday - Friday 7:45 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
(409) 845-4081