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The Battalion
Wednesday, June 16,1
'Aggie Brigade' prepares Bryan prison site
Army Reserve engineers use A&M housing, services while clearing terrain
ednesd;
By JAMES BERNSEN
The Battalion
The "Aggie Brigade" is preparing a site in
Bryan for a new 1000-bed drug rehabilitation
prison, and is utilizing Texas A&M services,
including on-campus housing and meals.
Reservists in the 420th Engineer Brigade, U.S.
Army Reserve, started work on the prison site
May 17, clearing land and leveling the terrain.
The work was scheduled to be completed by
June 25, but has been plagued by bad weather.
Chief Warrant Officer Robert Thurman
said the reservists have been working in two-
week rotations of 30 to 40 workers.
During the project, the reservists have been
staying on the A&M campus in Corps of
Cadets residence halls 2 and 8, and eating at
the Corpmons Dining hall.
"The treatment has been excellent and out
standing for us," Thurman said.
In addition, A&M shuttle buses transport
the reservists to and from the job site.
Ed Ilschner, public works director for the
City of Bryan, said the use of A&M services
is being paid for by the city and was used as
an incentive to bring the prison to Bryan,
which would profit economically.
"There will be additional jobs at the prison,
as well as expert type services to staff it," he
said. "Every dollar the prison spends in Bryan-
College Station should turn over seven times in
the local economy."
Maj. Will Hagood, task force commander,
said the arrangement is mutually beneficial to
the city and the 420th Brigade, which is based
in Bryan.
"We're getting our training operating the
heavy equipment as well as working on anit
portant project," he said.
Hagood said to his knowledge this is!
first time U.S. Army reservists have helped
Texas Department of Corrections bulk
prison.
Army reserve units are required to speni
two weeks on active duty training inayed
he said.
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Engineer Group from Dallas, but addition;
support units are from across the state. H*
420th is the parent unit of all the support uni:
Ilschner said the land is owned by theCii
of Bryan and will be given, upon completic
of the reservists work, to the Texas Depa:
ment of Corrections, who will begin consta;
tion on the prison in about 12 to 15 months
Police Beat
The following incidents were reported to University
Police Department between June 3-11.
Dormitory 10- A security officer noticed the glass was
broken from a third floor men's room.
Aggravated Assault
Burglary of Coin-Operated Machine
Between Mclnnis and Walton Hall- The victim report
ed she was grabbed by an unknown male who put
one hand over her mouth and the other around her
arms and chest. He forced her to the ground and put
some glass in her right hand and forced her to cut
herself on the inner side of her left arm. He also
forced her to pound her right hand on the concrete.
He then instructed the victim to leave a note written
in blood on the door of a close friend.
Schuhmacher Hall Breezeway- A security officer noted
someone had broken the covering over the coin intake
mechanism on a Coca-Cola Company drink dispenser.
Burglary of Motor Vehicle
Parking Area 26- The victim reported someone en
tered his 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix and removed a
Zenith central processing unit.
Harassment
South Bizzell St. - The victim encountered a cyclist
who tried to initiate a conversation with her. When
she did not respond, the subject threw her to the
ground and struck her in the right eye. A second sub
ject pulled the attacker off of the victim.
University Owned Apartments- Victim reported she
has been receiving annoying phone calls since Dec. 25.
Misdemeanor Theft
Driving While Intoxicated
Ireland St.- A motorist driving the wrong way on a
one way street was found to be intoxicated. The sub
ject was arrested and incarcerated.
North Side of Spence Hall- A black Trek 830 bicycle
frame was stolen.
Academic Building- The victim reported $303 in cash
was removed from her desk.
Criminal Mischief
Assault by Threat
Systems Loop- Occupants in the bed of a truck
threw raw dough and egg at an unattended vehicle.
East Parking Lot Landscape Maintenance- Victim stated
that a female friend of her ex-husband had threatened
to kill her and her children.
Fugitive pleads
guilty to charge
after 17 years
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SAN ANTONIO - A Conn
man who was a fugitive for!
years and spent part of that tin
in Mexico has pleaded guilty
federal court to a marijuana cor
spiracy that occurred to
decades ago.
Richard Arturo Saenz, 45,e
tered the plea Monday beforel:
District Judge Ed Prado, whos
sentencing for Aug. 17. Saenzn:
arrested Feb. 2 in Katy by depu
U.S. marshals from San Ante
and Houston.
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dants named in an indictmentr
turned by a San Antonio fede:
grand jury accusing themofir
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Texas from Mexico between Mi
1972 and March 1974.
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spiracy to possess marijuana wt
the intent to distribute. As pari:
a plea agreement, Saenz said:
will accept a maximum five-yei
sentence and $5,000 fine.
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