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Basketball team avoids serious inju]
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A&M coach Tony Barone said
the team was lucky to have es
caped further injury.
"I don't believe people under
stand how terrible a situation it
was," Barone said. "People die
from carbon monoxide."
Barone said Sunday the team
was still shaken by the events of
the previous day.
"I don't believe people
understand how terrible a situation it
was . People die from carbon
monoxide (poisoning)."
Tony Barone, A&M head
basketball coach
"These young men had some
thing happen that couldn't be ex
plained at first," he said. "Then
you compound the problem with
fear, and it makes for a tougher
situation.
"The next thing you know a
person is trying to put an oxygen
mask on your face and you're hav
ing blood withdrawn from your
arm. It was a scary situation."
The fumes originated in a heat
ing unit and spread to the visiting
locker room, the officials' locker
room and the hospitality area.
Buonaguro collapsed at ap
proximately 7 p.m. after inhaling
the fumes in A&M's locker room.
Ricke immediately began to
minister aid to Buonaguro.
A&M players had alreadyif
the locker room to warm up wi(
they began to feel the effects oft
inhaled fumes.
About 4,000 spectators^
evacuated from the arena after|
carbon monoxide was discovert
The A&M vs. Baylor game ,■
be rescheduled at a later date.
The status of the A&M
Texas Southern game schedulf
for Wednesday, Jan. 22, willbei;
termined today, according
Barone.
San An
Boston.
Parties back annexation
Chicag<
Detroit
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an independent Palestinian state.
Supported by militant Jewish
settlers in the occupied lands,
both parties want Israel to annex
the territories, which were seized
in the 1967 Middle East war.
Moledet also demands the expul
sion of the 1.7 million Palestinians
in the territories.
Shamir tried to reassure sup
porters of his right-wing Likud
bloc during a television appear
ance Friday night, saying he in
sists on Israel retaining sovereign
ty over the occupied lands after a
five-year period of autonomy.
Appearing on the same show,
Shimon Peres, head of the Labor
Party, called for Israel to with
draw from the territories after the
interim autonomy period. He said
that should be followed by a con
federation between Jordan and
the Palestinian areas.
With polls saying most Israelis
support the peace talks, Shamir
said he expected to go forward in
the negotiations before the elec
tions. But a caretaker government
would not have a mandate to
make far-reaching decisions on
peace.
Sunday, Peres called for the
talks to be suspended until after
the elections. He said on Israel ra
dio that negotiations now would
be nothing but a “show" for vot
ers.
Community honors MLK
with musical tribute, speed
phoeni
portlan
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Advancement It
said she hopes the video tribute
will change that situation.
"It's to make people aware
and to honor all that he did to
change America for the better,"
Beekmann said. Both programs
are free to the public, but limited
seating is available.
Area residents began celebrat
ing early with a musical tribute on
Saturday at the Lincoln Recreation
Center in College Station.
Lillian Robinson, center direc
tor, spoke during the tribute on
the subject "Will Diversity = Op
portunity
Blacks?"
Robinson said the basic idea:
her speech was that anyoneta
rise above their present state, a:;
improve their lives. Shesaidsl
believes in many of Dr. King
philosophies, which helpedk
with the idea for her speech
"We can improve and wect
advance, but we must be prep©;
for what lies ahead," she said
Robinson said she hopes pea
pie who attended the musk;!
gained an understanding of wb
Dr. King stood for, and willtel
member it
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the construction to end. The garage opened six
months ago.
The center includes the following services:
• Department of Student Services
• A bowling, billiards and games area
for students
• Singing Cadets
• An extension of the MSC bookstore
• Three art galleries and one student
art gallery
• Print N' Copy Center
• Browsing Library
• Student Government
• Multicultural Services Department
• Athletic Department
• The 12th Man Foundation
• The Off-Campus Center
• Parking, Transit and Traffic Services
• Placement Services
• The Office of School Relations / Ad
missions Counseling
• Co-op office
Busch said the center is presently undergo
ing what he calls the "punchlist stage" in
which each room is inspected for details.
"We're just finishing the punchlist now,"
he said. "Actual construction was completed
in December."
Busch said administrators are now dis
cussing a possible grand opening celebration
for the center to be held in conjunction withfe|
annual MSC Open House at the beginning;
February.
He said the center has received alotcl
"oohs and ahhs" from visitors who admirevj
bridge connecting the center with Ruddn
Tower, the University seal set in the flooni
the main lobby, and the rich, wooded interiif
of the center.
The center is very student-oriented, Buscl
said, especially the plaza surrounding!:
fountain.
"We hope students will use the fountarj
area for outdoor programming such as cal
shows and tables," he said. "It's finishedj
thank goodness, and we encourage everyont
to come out and look a* tt.!'
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A
consensus is emerging to open
sealed congressional files on the
murder of John F. Kennedy,but
the chairman of the former House
assassinations committee predict
ed the records will not produce
new evidence.
“The files don't contain infor
mation that alters publicly dis
closed information," Rep. Louis
Stokes, D-Ohio, said in an inter
view. "Those contending there 1 :
something in those records tha
covers up something will be
abysmally disappointe'
Stokes said last; week that he's
exploring "the possibility of a res
olution that would authorize re
lease" of the files.
The pressure to open the files
followed release of Oliver Stone's
movie "JFK," which suggested
that Kennedy was the victim ofa
conspiracy when he was shotin
Dallas on Nov. 22,1963.
The assassination committee,
led by Stokes, concluded in 1979
that Kennedy was the victim ofa
probable conspiracy that could
have involved organized crirae
figures.
Others publicly supportingre-
lease of the files include former
President Gerald Ford, a member
of the Warren Commission that
investigated the assassination;
Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind.; Senate
Majority Leader George Mitchell,
D-Maine; and former FBI and CIA
director William Webster.
"I had not seen anything
could not be released on national
security grounds," Webster said
A spokeswoman for Sen. Ed
ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said
the family would
lease of the files.
"The family has no control
over any of these files," said
Melody Miller. "They prefer to
stay out of that debate. But they
have not stood in the way of any
investigation in the past nor
would they in the future. It's just
too painful to get involved.
not oppose re-
The assassination committee's
final report concluded that John
Kennedy was the victim of
probable murder conspiracy.