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Page 8 The Battalion Monday, April 16,199C
Judge keeps activists
away from residenct
Gynecologist’s home picketed
The Bs
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Mondi
CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) —
Neighbors of a gynecologist whose
home has been picketed by an anti
abortion group are hailing a judge’s
decision to halt the demonstrations
within 100 yards of the doctor’s resi
dence.
Dr. Edward Aquino, who per
forms some abortions at his clinic,
filed a suit Wednesday against anti
abortion leader Rex Moses and the
Body of Christ Rescue.
Judge Robert Blackmon of the
117th District Court signed a tempo
rary restraining order Wednesday
prohibiting picketing within 100
yards of the Aquino home until an
April 23 hearing on a temporary in
junction.
It is the second time Aquino has
taken anti-abortion protestors to
court to stop picketing at his home.
Aquino last year was granted a per
manent injunction against South
Texans for Life and was awarded
$810,000 in damages.
The injunction, which prohibited
the group from picketing within 400
feet of the Aquino home, applies
only to South Texans for Life. The
case is under review by the 13th
Court of Appeals
Several neighbors have com
plained that the pickets v iolate then
privacy and shat they belong at Aqui
no’s clinic, not at his home
Moses said he plan, ed to mail let
ters to about 20 of Aquino’s neigh
bors to explain why he is picketing
the home.
“The reason so many children
have died is because we have forgot
ten them,” Moses wrote in his letter
“My commitment is that they willk
forgotten no longer. I am sorry for
whatever impact that this may ha\t
had on you and yom family.
But neighbor Juan Saenz saida
letter from Moses won’t sway bisk
lief that the picketers have no bust
ness in the neighborhood.
“The picketing belongs in the of
fice,” Saenz said.
Moses has said he expected to lx
sued and that he and his fellow pro
testers are “judgment-proof in that
they lack sufficient assets to be tab
as payment for damages.
T he doctor, represented by attor
ney Tony Bonilla, is seeking an un
specified amount of actual and puni
tive damages.
The suit alleges that the picketint
“has raised the level of fear anti
panic within the Aquino household
to unbearable levels which is adver
sely affecting the health of the chil
dren and the well being of the fam-
ity” L .
Moses and the others have pid-
eted Aquino’s home every days-
cept Sunday since the demonstra
lions started last Satuidav Aquino
said He >aid t here have been ninetc
12 demonsu atois ear h time .
Moses /old the Corpus Christ!
Caller T ime m Wednesday thath
did not intend to harm the doctor!
wife, M ei cedes, oi nei children Ht
said he wants to make sure that no
one forgets the children who att
aborted.
Inmate makes device
to prevent truck theft
5EACOVILLE (AP) — Joe
Walker Jr., who is serving six years
in prison for interstate transporta
tion of stolen property, has devel
oped a device to prevent interstate
transportation of stolen property.
Walker said he had to shop
around to find an engineer to help
with his invention — a device to pre
vent truck trailer thefts.
“I found him in the Yellow
Pages,” Walker said. “I had called
several engineers, but as soon as I
told them where I was calling from
they said, ‘Sorry, can’t help you.’ ”
Walker, 34, was calling from
Building 6, Room 215 of the Federal
Correctional Institute where he’s
had plenty of time to work on his in
vention.
He still has time for more work,
too.
“Eighteen months, 12 days, nine
hours and six minutes left ... but
who’s counting,” he said with a wide
grin as he eyed his wristwatch.
Walker and engineer T im Jensen
have a patent pending on The Fra
iler Guard. It is a steel semicircle
that, when activated by a computer,
rotates down in front of a truck trail
er’s kingpin. The guard makes it im
possible for a truck’s “fifth wheel,”
the coupling on the rear of the trai
tor, to connect to the trailer’s king
pin and haul off the parked trailer
In 1987, 177,807 trailers weresto-
len at a loss of $8 billion, according
“I
I found him (engineer
Tim Jensen) in the Yellow
Pages. I had called several
engineers, but as soonasl
told them where I was
calling from they said,
‘Sorry, can’t help you.’”
— Joe Walker Jr,,
inmate
to the American 1 rucking Associa
tion.
Jensen said he knew little about
the trucking business oi its problems
with thefts before lie got the call
from his would-be partnerlastAu
gust. He said he sees no problem in
working with a convict because
“when I visited him in prison, 1 felt
he was a decent sort.”
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per form for President George Bush
at his inauguration last yeai
“The highlight of the Singing Ca
dets’ career was when President
Bush sang with us when we sang Lee
Greenwood’s version of “God Bless
the USA” at his inaguration last
year,” Boone said. “It was really spe
cial because he was singing right
along with us."
More than 60 enrolled male A&M
students are selected by passing a vo
cal audition and going through an
interview. The auditions start in the
third week of the fall semester and
are held again in January, he said.
“Some students have told me that
they came to A&M and joined the
Singing Cadets after hearing them
perform,” Boone said. “I think it’s
oui image (hat attiat ln (hem
Conti ai v to populai beliei all
members a* t not ii the Corps iff
dets In tact when tu organizatia
began in 1940, the gr »up had a oi
test m 1 he Battahoi; to choose i
name I he student ulio came uf
with the name won $5 and they haw
been called the Singing Cadets evei
since.
“Because of our name and tht
way the Cadets look in their uni
forms, people think all of the cadet
are in the Corps,” he said, 'But this
doesn’t bother us because we art
representing A&M
Since the Singing Cadets are so
well known, they do as much publn
relations off stage as they do«
stage, he said.
“I tell them that they are rep
resenting our University and thatev-
erything they do reflects Aggies,aiiJ
I want this image to be positive,” k
said.
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actually make a difference,” Coles
said. “We want to encourage every
one to come out and have a good
time and learn more about the envi
ronment at the same time. There’s
going to be a wealth of information.”
The week before Earth Day has
been designated Earth Week. Some
of the activities planned for this
week are:
• Monday — A&M students will
distribute litter bags and green rib
bons to be tied to car antennas to
demonstrate concern for the envi
ronment. This will take place at the
College Station Kroger from noon to
2 p.m., at Apple T ree on Briarcrest
Drive from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. and at
the College Station Skaggs from 5 to
7 p.m.
• Tuesday — There will by a pre
sentation on low-cost ways to saw
money on home energy bills by tk
Texas Energy Extension Service.
The program will be at noon at tk
College Station Community Center,
• Wednesday — A program on
landscaping for efficient water use
will be at noon at the turf grass field
lab on Agronomy Road.
• Thursday — A day-iong semi
nar on recycling and waste manage
ment, sponsored by A&M’s Depart
ment of Engineering Technolog;,
will take place from 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. in 700 Rudder.
• Friday — The Bryan Rotary
Club and Brazos Beautiful will spon
sor a tree-planting program. Fora
donation of $50, a crepe myrtle or
live oak tree will he planted in the
community on Arbor Day in honor
of the person of your choice. For
more information call 696-5891.
• Saturday — There will be an al
ternate transportation exhibit allhf
Brazos Center Pavilion from 9 a.m
to 1 p.m