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Democrat said on ABC’s “This Week
With David Brinkley.”
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would cut long-range strategic arms
by 30 to 50 percent.
Taking on domestic critics Sun
day, Baker said, “There was a lot of
criticisms in advance of this ministe
rial (meeting) that I hope is absolu
tely gone now because we have made
some really fundamental progress.”
He specifically mentioned the
Democratic call for more financial
aid to Poland and expanded trade
with the Soviet Union as areas need
ing more attention.
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The most influential critic, Sen
ator Majority Leader George Mitch
ell, tempered his remarks somewhat
on another interview program, but
did not recant his position.
“The events of the last 24 hours
are certainly positive . . . but I still
think there are a number of steps
that should be taken, should have
been taken previously,” the Maine
Baker also urged Congress to ap
prove Bush’s full budget request for
Star Wars development.
“We still (are) every bit as com
mitted to the Strategic Defense Ini
tiative as we were before,” he said.
“Of course if the Congress says, ‘You
can’t move forward,’ then we will be
constrained from moving forward.
And yes, they are making a heavy
run at the budget of S.D.I., much
against the wishes of the Bush ad
ministration.”
Hugo
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mained without power. Sections of Charleston County
may be groping without lights and refrigerators frr a
month or more.
In Charlotte, N.C., which is 200 miles inland,
150,000 of the 375,000 residents were without power
and some could be without electricity for two weeks.
North Carolina Gov. Jim Martin has a^Ked for a fed
eral disaster declaration. The National Guard was sent
to Charlotte on Saturday to help the police.
In Charleston, a prayer service was held at St. Philip’s
Episcopal Church, a 17th-century church that lost a
door and a copper roof.
“If Hurricane Hugo has taught us anything, let it
teach us humility, how much we know our need for
God,” said the Rev. James E. Hampton, whose choir
read hymnals by candlelight and sang with a piano be
cause the electric organ was useless.
Fifty churches in the Columbia area asked congre
gants to make donations for the hurricane victims.
“The congregation has been asked to bring in
clothes, brooms, cleaning supplies, bottled water
ding — any household items that are transporta:
said LeGrand Cooper, administrator at the First F
byterian Church in Columbia.
About 200 volunteers formed a human chain to
goods donated Sunday into the Carolina Coliseui
Columbia. Within five hours, a 10,000-square
room with 12-foot high ceilings was packed with go,
for coastal communities, church officials said.
More than half the homes on the Isle of Palms,a
rier island that took the brunt of the killer storm
structurally unsafe and many stood on just one or
stilts. Propane gas leaked and power lines, treesanc
bris cluttered roads.
Because police drove their cruisers to the maint
before Hugo struck, the 15-member police departt
patrolled in garbage trucks, on golf carts and onfcr
cles.
The Army’s 82nd Airborne Division was schedi
to fly personnel carriers onto ravaged Isle ofPalms,,
the Navy planned to send heavy equipment and!<
bee’s — members of its Civil Engineer Corps.
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INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
sponsored by
McDonald’s
Post Oak Mall • Hwy 21
Manor East Mall • University Dr.
Texas Ave. at S.W. Parkway
Breakfast Every Morning • 5 locations • Drive Thru
Judo Team Competes in First
Tournament of the Season
TAMU OUTDOORS
Entries Open: Sept. 18 Entries Close Sept. 26
Cross Country Run
No Entry Fee!!
Race Date
Saturday, September 30
Badminton Doubles
No Entry Fee !!
Play Begins
Tuesday, Octobers
Entries Open: Sept. 25 Entries Close: Oct. 3
Volleyball
Preseason Volleyball
Tournament
The Texas A&M Judo Team
opened their fall season with a
disappointing showing at the Na
tional Ladder Judo Tournament
this past weekend in Houston.
About 150 competitors from
across the nation attended this
tournament including members of
the National Judo Institute of Colo
rado Springs and members of the
San Jose State Team, the colle
giate national champions.
Representing the Aggies
were Bob Perez in the 143 lbs di
vision. Darryl Coleman and Kevin
Brewer in the 156 lbs class, David
Baker and David Schmidt in the
189 lbs division, John Hughes in
the 209 lbs division and finally
Mike Baker in the 209 lbs and
over division. The only Aggies to
advance out of the preliminary
rounds were David Schmidt and
David Baker. Both were elimi
nated in the next round.
If you are interested in be
coming a member of the Club,
call Bob Perez at 693-1891.
KAYAK ROLL INSTRUCTION CLINIC
September 28, 6:15-8:30 pm. Outdoor Pool
Trip Fee:
$8 ($10 non-A&M) covers instructionkaya'
rental, and pool time.
Registration: September 11-25. Limited to 10 panic
pants.
Rock Climbing and Rappelling Clinic
Sunday, October 8
Entry Fee
$30.00 per team
Play Begins
Monday, October 9
Entry Fee
$5.00 per team
Tournament Date
Thu, Oct 5 - Sat, Oct 7
Acknowledgements: McDonald's Intramural Highlights is sponsored in the Battalion
by your local McDonald's Restaurant at University Drive, Manor East Mall, Hwy 21,
Texas Ave. at SW Parkway and Post Oak Mall. Stories are by Mark Figart, graphics
are by Paul Irwin and photographs are by Rec Sports staff photographers.
Trip Fee:
Registration:
$12 ($15 non A&M)
September 18 - October 2. Limited to
participants.
Tennis Singles
No Entry Fee!
Play Begins
Tuesday, October 10
Track and Field
No Entry Fee!!
Running Events Prelims
Corps: Sunday, October 15
Running Events Divisionals
Corps: Wednesday, October 18
Residence Hall: Sunday, October 22
Independent : Sunday, October 22
Running Events Finals
Sunday, October 29
SCUBA DIVE IN COZUMEL!
December 15-18
Fee: Divers - $450 ($470 non-A&M), Non-divers -$37!
($395 for non A&M). Included are airfare and lodging. Tfe
diving package includes 2 boat dives, 2 lunches, unlimite
beach diving and tanks, weights, and belts.
Registration: September 18-November 1, and islimitec
to 20 participants.
All registration for TAMU Outdoors is taken in 159 Read, f:
more information, call Patsy Greiner at 845-7826.
Long Driving Champs!!
Congratulations to this year’s winners!!
Field Events Divisionals
Corps: Friday, October 13
Residence Hall: Sunday, October 22
Independent: Sunday, October 22
Field Events Finals
Sunday, October 29
Facility Reservation
Sign-in Procedure
To improve scheduling of activity space in G. Rollie White and the Read
Building, a new procedure has been developed. Beginning on September
18, a representative from each organization with an approved reservation for
time periods after 5:00 pm Monday through Friday, and all day on non-class
days and weekends, must sign in at 157 Read prior to occupying reserved
space. Please direct any questions to James Welford at 845-7826.
Men
Jeff Waring
279 yds,2 ft.
Women
Charlene Morganti
161 yds, 1 ft. Sin.
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football and softball. He is
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get to spend with my friends
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chology major, likes to
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September 25
September 26
September 27
September 28
September 29
September 30
October 1
Entries Open:
Entries Close:
Badminton Doubles
Women’s Varsity Soc$
vs Arkansas, 1 p.m. (DF
Preseason Volleyball,
Volleyball, Track Meet,
Volleyball Officials
Meeting, 7 p.m., 267 GRW
Entries Close:
Cross Country Run
Badminton Doubles:
Brackets Posted, 1 pm
Cross Country Run ,
10 a.m.. East Campus
Tennis Singles
Women's Varsity Soccer
Men's Rugby vs
Women's Soccer
Registration Begins:
Kayak Roll Clinic #1
vs Trinity, 6 p.m. (EC)
Sam Houston, 1 p.m. (EC)
vs tu, 2 p.m. (EC)
Cozumel Diving
6:15 - 8:30 Outdoor Pool
Women's Soccer vs
Southwest, 2 p.m. (EC)
Adventure!
Last Day to Q-drop
Registration Closes:
Kayak Roll Clinic #1
A&M vs. Southern Miss.
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