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The Battalion
Officials encourage boaters to practice safety
By CARRIE MIURA
The Battalion
Gov. Ann Richards is encour
aging Texas boaters to "Boat
Smart" this week in celebration of
Texas Safe Boating Week.
Terry Erwin, Recreational
Programs Coordinator for the
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department, said people need to
boat responsibly.
"The key to boating safely is to
drive the boat responsibly and
defensively while obeying all the
rules in the Texas Water Safety
Act," he said.
Erwin said many students are a
target for boating accidents
because they don't think that
boating accidents can happen to
them.
A 1991 U.S. Coast Guard
statistics report shows 50% of
boating fatalities nationwide are
alcohol related.
"If you want to drink, stay on
land, because alcohol has an ill
effect on the body, especially in
the hot summer sun," Erwin said.
Erwin stressed the importance
of wearing a life preserver when
out on the water.
U.S. Coast Guard statistics
show that over 80% of boating
fatalities involve people not
wearing life jackets, he said.
Ben Flusch, an official from the
Boating Trades Association of
Texas, encouraged all people to
wear their life jackets.
"So many lives may be saved
by wearing a life saving device,"
he said.
Children ages 12 and under are
required by Texas laws to wear a
life preserver.
"Always wear your personal
flotation device, hold down your
speed and keep a sharp look out,"
Erwin said.
"Boaters must have a constant
awareness when out boating
because things such as wave
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Guest professors
visit A&M from
Czech Republic
Seven management profes
sors from the Czech Republic,
formerly Czechoslovakia, will
visit A&M June 7-12.
The professors, who are from
Prague International Business
School, will help Czech business
executives learn how to manage
in a free market economy.
Funding for the visit comes
from a $150,000 grant from the
United States Information
Agency to Texas A&M's center
for International Business
Studies.
part of the National Science
Foundation's Research Experi
ence for Undergraduates pro
gram.
The undergraduates will
come from smaller campuses to
spend ten weeks working in a
faculty members research
group.
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credit hours for the work, a
scholarship and up to $300 for
travel expenses.
The eleven students were se
lected out of 130 applicants.
Aggies honored
with scholarships
in San Antonio
Undergraduates
receive research
work opportunity
Eleven undergraduates from
all over the country will visit
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pate in chemistry research as
Five Texas A&M students
were honored at the San Anto
nio Livestock Exposition held
on May 18. Brian Markwardt,
Bucky Lamb, Marcille Rooney,
Audrey P. McElroy and Jeff
Travis received scholarships as
part of the Youth in Agriculture
program sponsored by the com-
pany.
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Basic primary courses on boat
safety are given by the Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department,
the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary,
the U.S. Power Squadron and the
American Red Cross.
Erwin said, "Enjoy the water
this summer, but in a safe
manner."
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