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Friday • September 1, 1995
Page 7 • The Battalion
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Party Cakes Delivery
We deliver decorated Cakes or
Cookies for that special person
or occassion (2) FREE balloons
with birthday orders.
CALL (409) 846 - 0509
(Advance orders please) ( /
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Spanish and english
Servicios y escucla dominical
9:45, 11 AM y 6 PM
1002 East 29th. St., Bryan
Tels. 116-K612, 779-8129
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Football fans who plan to use um
brellas to beat the heat this Saturday
when the Texas A&M takes on
Louisiana State University on Kyle
Field better think again.
In response to complaints from
football fans that the umbrellas
blocked their view of the game, the
Athletic Department has prohibited
umbrellas in the stadium.
Fans will be allowed to bring pon
chos and other rainwear in case of
bad weather.
MSC Open House to be
held Sunday
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The MSC Open House, "Play a Part
in the Big Picture" is Sunday, Sept. 3
from 2-6 p.m. The Open House hosts
representatives from more than 250
campus organizations.
The MSC Public Relations Commit
tee said the purpose of the event is to
increase student awareness and partic
ipation in campus organizations.
The organizations will have tables
set up throughout the MSC with infor
mation about the group's activities and
member sign-up sheets.
The committee will also host
entertainment acts and give away
door prizes.
Tax overhaul a group
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AUSTIN (AP) — Gov. George W.
Bush says he remains eager to over
haul the state's tax system to lower
property taxes. But he says it's bigger
than a one-man job.
Legislative leaders, lawmakers and
taxpayers must get behind the idea,
too, Bush said Thursday.
Blue-ribbon committees have
studied the Texas tax system, law
makers have tinkered with it, rates
have been raised and tax bases
broadened. But state government
continues to rely heavily on the sales
tax, while schools and local govern
ments lean on property taxes.
Texas remains one of the few states
without a personal income tax, and
Bush said that levy won't even come
up for discussion.
U.N. weighs whether to
punish rebel Serbs
SARAJEVO, Bdsnia-HerzegoVina
(AP) — The United Nations struggled
Tuesday with one of the most delicate
decisions in its long Bosnian mission:
how to punish rebel Serbs for mas
sacring dozens of Sarajevans without
derailing a new U.S. peace initiative.
Sending NATO warplanes or using
the new U.N. rapid reaction force to re
taliate for Monday's mortar attack near a
crowded Sarajevo marketplace would
alienate the Serbs, who must make con
cessions for any deal to work.
But a weak response to the slaugh
ter of 37 people threatened to send
Bosnian government negotiators pack
ing. President Alija Izetbegovic, in
Paris for talks with French and U.S. of
ficials, said he was "under pressure by
Bosnian public opinion to withdraw"
his negotiators.
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