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Vincent could be next commissioner
NEW YORK (AP) — Fay Vincent
is the leading candidate to replace A.
Bartlett Giamatti as baseball’s next
commissioner.
"Fay Vincent is a wonderful man,”
New York Yankees owner George
Steinbrenner said. “We’ve all got to
get behind him.”
Giamatti died Friday after suffer
ing a heart attack at his Martha’s
Vineyard summer home, leaving
baseball in a state of shock.
Until a new commissioner is
named, all the powers and duties of
the office are assumed by an exec
utive council.
According to baseball rules, in the
event of a vacancy a commissioner
pro-tempore may be elected to serve
for any period less than three years.
Vincent, a former CEO of Colum
bia Pictures, was deputy commis
sioner under Giamatti and a close
friend.
“The deputy commissioner does
not automatically take over. That ti
tle was not provided in the Major
League agreement,” said Jerry Re-
insdorf, owner of the Chicago White
Sox. “It was a title that Bart be
stowed upon Fay.”
EXPERIENCE IT!
September 4, 5, 6
7:00 p.m.
“All Faith’s Chapel”
Guest Speaker
Special Music
Bobby Tucker
Student, TAMG 1976-78
Student Body President 1977-78
Mational FFA President 1976-77
Executive Director,
National Youth Department Baptist
Missionary Association of America
Association of Baptist Students
Texas A&M University
Jimmy Jimmerson
Contemporary Christian
Recording Artist
“His Way Is The Best”
“Reach The People”
CAMPUS REVIVAL
$69
Semester Aerobic Specials
No Dues or I.D. Fees w/any membership.
Former Member Discount also available.
DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES
Standard Aerobics (SA)-This is an intermediate level class which improves coordination endurance, strength, and flexibility.
This 1 hour class is well suited for regulars! (25-30 minutes of aerobics; floorwork, cooldown).
Advanced Aerobics (AA)- This class is well suited for the advanced exercise student. It increases endurance levels as well as
strengthens muscles. (It includes 30 minutes of high impact, 10 minutes of low impact with weights, floor work, and cool
down; 75 minutes).
Low Impact Aerobics (LI)- A one hour workout including 25-30 minutes of low impact foot work (weights, floorwork, and cool
down). Great for joint injured, beginners, or even all levels.
High/Low Aerobics (H/LA)-This energy packed class includes both high and low impact movements using weights to in
crease the heart rate and strength, (also included: floor work, and cool down) 1 hour.
Just Aerobics (J.A.)- This class begins with a short warm-up, 30-35 minutes of aerobics and a cool down. This is a 40-45
minute class for those who want to squeeze a workout in during the lunch hour.
Power Walking - A brisk four mile walk through Bryan. It’s great for those interested in fat loss, relieving stress, and of course,
cardiovascular benefits. Weights optional. Times to be posted.
Flex & Stretch (F&S)-40 minutes of floor work, concentrating on all the major muscles in the body. This class is great for
toning.
OVER 30 CLASSES WEEKLY
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SOUTH COLLEGE
Homestead Savings Extends
Drive Thru Banking Hours
Homestead Savings Association has
extended its drive thru banking hours
for the College Station office, President
William F. Phillips Jr. announced
recently.
“We added four hours a day to the
drive in schedule to accommodate the
busy schedules of our regular custom
ers,’’ Phillips said. “Continued growth
of the home office traffic also played
a part in the decision,’’ he added.
The College Station banker noted
that Homestead was growing at a time
when many financial institutions were
having problems.
“Homestead Savings continues to
grow and continues to show profits for
its shareholders,’’ he pointed out. “At
a time when some financial institutions
are offering less service, we are able to
offer more.”
Phillips attributed Homestead’s
steady growth to a conscious manage
ment decision to pick solid loan
customers and offer competitive ser
vices to banking customers.
“Homestead is in the enviable posi
tion of having a solid capital base, a
portfolio of current loans and an in
creasing number of banking customers.
When Homestead was opened, we
sought a particular customer who paid
loans on time and wanted checking and
savings services without frills. Those
customers have stayed with us through
the hard times. They have built this in
stitution into a highly visible part of this
community. The success of Homestead
is theirs — but you can be sure that
management is very proud of their ac
complishments.”
The new drive thru banking hours
will be 8 - 6, Monday thru Friday,
Phillips said. Hours for the Bryan of
fice will not be changed, he reported.
Homestead Savings Association of Texas
1063 South Texas Avenue in College Station (across from I AMU)
DRIVE THRU BANKING FROM 8 - 6 Monday-Friday
MEMBER SAIF
Locally Owned
and Managed