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oo f u TONIGHT AT Page 4 • The Battalion Wednesday • November 1). Dole campaign blasts Grami^ $250 CASH DOORS OPEN AT 9 p.m. 50tf DRAFT BEER 50^ BAR DRINKS 9 p.m. - I I p.m. $1 BLUE KAZIS 9 p.m. - I a.m. Ladies getthere earlyto sign up! FOR MORE INFO. CALL 268-4353 * ; " Universal pictures and syalis d.a. « legende entreprises present a DEFINA/CAPPA production a MARTIN SCORSESE picture “CASINO” DONRICKLES ALAN KING KEVIN POLLAK JAMES WOODS mW! NICHOLAS PILEGGI '“"“NICHOLAS PILEGGI4 MARTIN SCORSESE Si "^BARBARA DE PINA“SSMARTIN SCORSESE A UNIVERSAL PICTURE-#- © ms imivnuAL on stodw. wc. wra staus motts Auwovaum . Visit the Universal Pictures Internet site at (http://www.mca.com)! OPENS NOVEMBER 22nd □ The senator has been absent 23 times when the Senate was voting on "Contract With America" items. WASHINGTON (AP) — Re publican presidential hopeful Phil Gramm talks a good game in sup port of the GOPs “Contract With America,” but he’s missing many Senate votes dealing with the party’s agenda, rival Bob Dole’s campaign charged Tuesday. “Baloney,” responded Gram m’s Senate press secretary. The Dole campaign issued a news release pointing out that Gramm was campaigning Mon day in Florida even as the Senate was considering “four important Senate votes in the historic bud get battle between the Republican Congress and Bill Clinton.” The White House and Repub lican-led Congress are locked in budget brinksmanship that has resulted in a partial government shutdown. Dole, as Senate ma jority leader, has been in the thick of the rancorous negotia tions with the White House over the impasse. Gramm press secretary Larry Neal said the Texan would have returned to Washington from Florida had his vote been re quired. A stopgap spending bill allowing the government to keep functioning pending approval of all 13 appropriations bills was passed by voice vote, Neal noted. He called the vote a “pro forma mechanism” since it was obvious President Clinton was going to veto the measure, which he did Monday night. The votes Gramm missed Monday were all non-binding resolutions that the Senate sends to clarify its position as House and Senate conferees meet. Even more, the motions were offered by Democrats who paraded to the floor to attack the Republican agenda, Neal said. “Let me just say if Bob Dole can’t keep Democrats from tak ing over the Senate floor to whine and complain, should turn over the job ojj publican leader to somebody] can handle it,” Neal said, Apart from Monday’s votes, the Dole campaign^ Gramm had also been abs 22 other occasions when] Senate was voting on oil “Contract With America”iti Neal said Gramm has i only 10 percent of votes sin began campaigning. Gramm repeatedly hasi died Dole over the “Contrj With America,” accusing' Kansas competitor of being■ than enamored of the agtl drawn up last year by Hoi Speaker Newt Gingrich andt er House GOP leaders. L On Tuesday, Dole’s campi* jabbed back. “The clear difpBi ence is while Bob Dole is Nr ing to make the Republicanr?w—- lution a reality, Phil Oramr^SiL: satisfied with using it as ad Ok 'i paign ploy,” the campaigns;! y ou \- Retorted Neal: “The guy has walked away from the n 4 tract With America’ is Bob Dot The following incidents were reported to the University Police Department between Nov. 6-10: entered their room and removed $33 in cashari credit card. Criminal Mischief/Misdemeanor Theft Parking Area 88 - The victim reported the theft of a rubber foot and hand that was displayed hanging out of the trunk of his vehicle. Parking Area 89 - An officer exited the University Police Building and heard the sound of someone pounding on a vehicle with either their hands or feet or both. Upon entering the area three subjects were observed leaving the northeast comer of the lot. The three denied striking any vehicle in the lot. The in vestigating officer located a 1993 Plymouth Sun dance with damage to the right quarter panel and a missing driver’s door side view mirror. The subjects were released pending further investigation. .1. Criminal Trespass Swine Center - Four individuals were ami,™- for the above listed offense. They were transpi to the Brazos County Jail and incarcerated. Criminal Trespass/Unauthorized Solicitation Walton Hall - Four individuals were detected soliciting magazine subscriptions without autho rization. They were issued Criminal Trespass Warnings and escorted from campus. Debit Card Abuse MSC Box Office/Psychology Building - Thf | tim's TAMU ID card was left in a third floorm of the Psychology Building. Upon returningt«l area, the victim could not find the card. Thevirl reported the loss to the Lost and Found in thelr| chology Building. Later in the day the victinu informed the card was found in a restroom in 1] Psychology Building. Upon checking her “Agfl bucks” account, she discovered $37 in unauM rized purchases had been made. Unauthorized Solicitation Dunn Hall - Two individuals detected solicit ing magazine sales in the residence halls were issued Criminal Trespass Warnings and escorted from campus. Driving While License Suspended F&B Road - An arrest warrant was served# : an individual who was operating a motor vehic with a suspended license June 18 on F&B Roat L The suspect was incarcerated in the Braze\ County Jail. Misdemeanor Theft Zachry Engineering Center - The victim mis placed his wallet in a computer laboratory in the building. He found his wallet several hours later in another basement room. The victim checked the wallet and advised $50.00 in cash was missing. Parking Area 3- a 1977 Honda XL 100 motorcy cle (TLP#03883T) was stolen. Beef Center - A 4’ by 3’ aluminum block letter “T” was stolen from the east wall at the entrance to the facility. Driving Without a Valid License South College Avenue - A traffic stop led to tli arrest and incarceration of a motorist detectedw crating a motor vehicle without a license. Supplemental Information-Criminal Trespass/Mi nor in Possession or Alcoholic Beverage Swine Center - In addition to the four subject] arrested for Criminal Trespass, two others wei arrested and incarcerated for Minor in Possessic of Alcoholic Beverage. According to one of the pects they entered the area to steal a pig forabai becue at the Bonfire site. Burglary of Habitation Cain Hall - While the occupants slept, someone Minor in Possession of Alcoholic Beverage Dormitory 8 - Citation issued. I the 12th Man Tradition Alive! December Graduates: As a December graduate, we would like to invite you to continue your support of Aggie athlet ics by joining the 12th Man Foundation’s “New Grad” program. Along with a complimentarj: first year membership (a $100 value), you will also receive: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ An insulated 12th Man mug A 12th Man lapel pin An option of seating at Aggie football games A 12th Man Foundation Window decal A personalized 12th Man donor card A Subscription to the Sports Hotline You will want to be a part of the 12th Man Foundation’s commitment to continue “Building on a Decade of Dominance” as the Aggies enter the Big 12 Conference. Come sign up at the 12tli Man Foundation table in the MSC November 27, 28, 29, or December 4, 5 between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to take advantage of the great opportunity.