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day • September 26, 1995 Page 5 • The Battalion NEWS ^anetDRIEFS Idson new director disabilities services lr. Jo Hudson has been appointed |e new Texas A&M coordinator of es for students with disabilities, udson comes to the position a background of faculty appoint- Js, experience in higher educa- administratiorv and work with ^-represented populations in a ty of settings. Historic society looking ior Eastgate area photos I' liege Station Historic Preserva- and the ( onferem e „.ic rr.-.ii. 'iwR.J er Advisory Committee are look- ngfor people who have photos, docu- e owners of frenls or memorabilia of life in the liHege Station Eastgate area from the 1920s to 1950s. employeijl interested citizens may attend a or also woi iffee and discussion on Wednesday ards. )I9:’’0 a.m. at the College Station Stephan Sllonlerence Center on George Bush aers of Co Jr use in JamwW 16 committees are putting togeth- ' ‘In oral history of early College Sta- that people ijl' ite ' ^ 1 Former Gov. Richards a good piaclovers from surgery the slow-iwl ‘ around f'fliRtJSTiN (AP) - Former Gov. Ann . lords is out of the hospital and tak- •; lit easy after surgery on her broken | llv.nd. U»£,i<rH'She's resting at home," Bill Cryer, Ul Iclllkme spokesman for Richards, said *|Hwlay after her release from Seton in group of Center. "My understanding is ve to be 21 ^ as Nrned off the telephone." ■idn in thpre ; B :r V er saicl Richards was "a little 1 ‘ f , Wcr the weather" in the wake of Sat- ly afe wb .« , s „ rgery ,ks tne age«.raj octors | nser t ec | i wo pi ns j n to |tily” bones in Richards' hand, said ployees ha k e t(, n spokeswoman Gayle Cranberry, i limited sp. She added that Richards' doctors ex- I; Ht a full recovery. Live to theofWichards, 62, broke her hand last to mess when she fell while walking I along the hike-and-hike trail around amont n , Austin's Town Lake, Cryer said. M /^Richards, who was governor from y Bean makO, (o 1995j broke he f right ank | e in PBS while walking along the hiking w years to gt| ra j| near downtown Austin. Maxwell said' ng when yoij^yvote aims to force urban issues discussion Stew Milne, The Battalion / SPY Civil engineering major Eric Ramsower, Jr. looks through the site of a level for his CVEN 201 plane surveying class Monday afternoon outside the Wisenbaker Engineering Research Center. Dixie Theatre 106 S. Main St., 822-0976 Located in Historic Downtown Bryan I For private parties call Willie at 822-3743 I Happy Hour: Wed. - Sat., 5-8 pm Drink Specials • Music • Pool Tables 18 and older welcome THURSDAY 09/28 Freudian Slip Improv Comedy $5 FRIDAY 09/29 Bugs Henderson Rock $8 SATURDAY 09/30 Gaiy R Nunn riiftR Sk©tt(£h By Quatro elatively m former stuck §ST. PAUL*, Minn. (AP) — The idea: ■ urban straw vote for president that come inonwt^ 011 ^ ^ orce candidates to talk about 1 1 • l thi problems of America's cities. I „ The reality: legal problems, politi- games. R| maneuver j n g an d candidates with ghsn major yJ| e | eC [j ons on t| ie j r in'mcJs. rtg the Dry B®QtyVote is a nonbinding presiden tial vote coinciding with local elec- parents jfions on Nov. 7 in 20 U.S. cities, in to see whcTJuding Minneapolis, Boston and about,” SrNewark, N.J. le Dry Rear, v; I But the Democratic National Com- id when my miltee is lobbying to keep President school here Clinton off the ballot. And major cities ir me talk at# h a5 (( Nev ^ York are , n f participating j n o- tki, rpdlfy 0fflC,a,S Sa V a State laW forblds 5 ‘ stnw votes at polling places), se to hang oul | oro d andt“r Clinton savors Bosnia, he Dry Bea Israel-PLO SUCCCSS eps people col In The Buff Ptw.\c keo.v'-tej xj edloio ^oon< >) bloc. <dva.m.ori<is ( puirpW kc>TSc.sVv)CS ; ba_\\ , rT w i iOjOwi -Uv€AA<r's By VfiLERIE K-/ SoYvxe.bociy ^ ^ le-p+ Sowve. Lucby cWrv\S rwallovMS \Ps\| I o u4- ia Tkc ycxrk'f \fll V[ K\ .AG WASHINGTON (AP) — Constantly isn’t a barliijgiticized on foreign policy, President here else/ Clinton is savoring a rare moment of e been in bars Prcess as American diplomats broker i, Dallas anii j®' )Sn ' an P eace talks and the White her places MF l)Use prepares for another Middle ust not like Ilf ^igning ceremony t,> • i Its welcome news tor an admims- . s jus i 'BjHqh battered by the Republican rev- lution on Capitol Hill. But, sadly for llinton, foreign-policy achievements sually play better in the history books an in the voting booth. Ask George Bush, the political hero If Desert Storm. Or Jimmy Carter, the rchitect of the first major peace agree- lent in the Middle East. "Clinton will find that his foreign- h : plicy record and 60 cents will get im a cup of coffee and two votes," [aid University of Virginia political sci- Jitist Larry Sabato. 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