Page 8 • Thursday, September 3, 1998
N
ation
ARK.
TENN.
MISS.
ALA.
LA.
PascagoulaD
New
)rlean^
Galveston
Grand
isle
Tropical Storm
Warning and
Hurricane Watch
W
Hurricane Earl
95°
Gulf
of
Mexico
90 c
Position: 29.2° N, 87.4° W
Moving: NE at 5 to 10 mph
Sustained winds: 100 mph
Wind gusts: 120 mph
As of: Wed., 4 p.m. EOT
oo
Source: AccuWeather
A P/Carl Fox
*
REEF WORLD
4D>
YOUR LOW PRICE STORE FOR SALTWATER FISH,
LIVE ROCK, CORALS AND SUPPLIES
Jk ^
Buy one fish, get second fish at 50% off
Second fish must be of equal or lesser value.
900 4C Harvey Rd., Post Oak Village 695-0889
/T”' NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OR SPECIAL. EXPIRES 10/1/98. if-*'
Live Rock Supplies Saltwater Fish Coral
Tell your Friends
Donating Plasma, you sit back
in a lounge chair & read, study,
talk or dream in a place filled
with friends. In 60 minutes
you're up & away, cash in hand.
Westgate Biologicals
700 University Dr.
268-6050
Come...it's that easy.
Earn $45 in the 1st week!
Earl heads for land
the C
Cl
ar
Thousands evacuate Gulf Coast region Wednesday as latest hurricane approach
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla.
(AP) — Thousands of people fled
the Gulf Coast on Wednesday as
Tropical Storm Earl strengthened
into a hurricane and veered toward
Florida with drenching rain and
wind up to 100 mph.
The storm center was expected
to come ashore during the night
somewhere around Panama City,
then cut across Georgia and into
South Carolina, with 10 inches of
rain possible.
A hurricane warning was post
ed for about 320 miles of coastline,
from Pascagoula, Miss., to a point
near Tallahassee.
Islands off Tallahassee were un
der mandatory evacuation orders.
Many people also left Santa Rosa
Island, east of Pensacola, at the rec
ommendation of condo and hotel
managers, and a state park closed
on St. George Island, connected to
mainland by a single bridge. Evac
uations were recommended in
flood-prone areas elsewhere.
TTaffic built up on coastal roads
as people heeded the warnings.
“We decided to run for higher
ground,” said Eleanor Griffin, 70,
of Dothan, Ala., who cut short a
four-day family vacation on Santa
Rosa Island.
Gulf Coast Medical Center in
Panama City canceled elective
surgery, tested generators and sent
non-essential employees home.
Eglin Air Force Base sent 30 fighter
jets to Oklahoma. Schools along
the coast of Alabama and Missis
sippi closed.
Before strengthening into the
third hurricane of the season, Earl
had been moving almost due north
across the Gulf of Mexico, and
Texas and Louisiana seemed to be
the targets. Early Wednesday, how
ever, Earl took a sharp right turn to
ward Florida.
“It’s coming in so fast it’s almost
too late to make a decision,” Rick
Russell said as he left a Panama
City Wal-Mart with a shopping bas
“Earls’s not going
to make landfall so
much at a point as
Earl’s going to slop
up on the shore
somewhere.’’
— Craig Fugate
Florida preparedness chief
ket full of batteries, water, milk and
other supplies.
At 5 p.m. EDT, Earl was centered
about 100 miles southwest of Destin,
and was moving to lit
5 to 10 mph. Hunici
reached 90 miles ea>
A tropical storm wr
south to the Tampa:
west to Grand Isle, La
“Earl's not going
fall so much at apoi:
tng to slop up ontht
where." said Florida
chief Craig Fugate
Rain fell across no
and the southernedgr
and Georgia during
as the storm drew na
flooded several hor-
ma's Dauphin Island
In 1985, Hurricaa
ed for Florida, then re
and slammed int
1995, the Panhan
blow from Hurrict
Opal, the region’sfirr
69 years. Erin da:r
Opal 27.
is. we re
Bay from
ou’re on your own now.
You finally have your independence. Now you face a
lot of tough choices: what should I major in; how
should I spend my free time; who should I socialize
with; what classes should I take; what should I
believe? Many of the choices you make now will
determine the course of the rest of your life.
You may be far from home, but you’re never far from
God. Check out the article on the web:
www.leaderu.com/TellMeMore.
FACULTY FRIENDS
JSc. * i.
John 3:16 reads “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but ha\ ;
We are a group of professors, instructors, lecturers, and administrators united by their common experience that Jesus Christ provide;
and spiritually satisfying answers to life’s most important questions. We are available to students, faculty, and staff who might like 1c
questions with us. For more information about the FACULTY FRIENDS ad, please contact Murphy Smith 5-3108, Steve Crouse:
Lowery 5-4395. The Faculty Friends website is http://www2.cy-net.net/~lowery/taculty_friends/
Natalie L. Allen
Accounting
Dallas N. Little
Civil Engineering
Roy Hartman
Engineering Technology
Donald A. Sweeney
Landscape Architecture
Steven Oberheta*
Modem & Classa^
Bill Cready
Accounting
Lee Lowery, Jr.
Civil Engineering
Hank Wlgley
Engineering Technology
Terry Blanchard
Large Animal Med/Surgery
Stephen L Hand
OpthalmologyOperf
Austin Daily
Accounting
James S. Noel
Civil Engineering
Craig Kallendorf
English & Mod. Languages
Robert Field
Large Vet. Animal Clinic
Judith M. Ball
Pathobiology
Patsy Deere
Accounting
Paul Roschke
Civil Engineering
Terry Larsen
Environmental Design
O. E. (Ed) Elmore
Management
Joyce Davli
Pathology 4 Lab MK-:
Larry Joiner
Accounting
Hayes E. Ross Jr.
Civil Engineering
Russell K. Biles
Family & Community Medicine
Frederick Larson
Management
Judith M. Collins
Psychology
Kelli Shomaker
Accounting
Donald Saylak
Civil Engineering
George Mcllhaney
Family & Community Medicine
George Rice, Jr.
Management
John A. McIntyre
Physics
L. Murphy Smith
Accounting
Ralph Wurbs
Civil Engineering
Lamar McNew
Family & Community Medicine
Ben Welch
Management
Marian Scully
Physics
Elizabeth TeBeaux
Accounting
Dan Colunga
Computer Science
David Segrest
Family & Community Medicine
Richard T. Hise
Marketing
Patricia Griffin
Political Science
Sally Dee Wade
Accounting
Walter Daugherity
Computer Science
Linda Ladd
Family Development & Resource Mgmt.
Stephen McDaniel
Marketing
Mort Kothmann
Rangeland Ecology S'*?
Casper Wiggins
Accounting
Mac Lively
Computer Science
James Kolarl
Finance
Robert Gustafson
Mathematics
Gary W. Maler
Real Estate Cente
Walter Haisler
Aerospace Engineering
Dick Volz
Computer Science
Lawrence Wolken
Finance
Yvette Hester
Mathematics
Louis Hodges
Recreation 4 Parks
John Whitcomb
Aerospace Engineering
James W. Craig Jr.
Construction Science
Walter F. Juliff
FSIS Project Management
Jett Morgan
Mathematics
Carson E. Walt
Recreation 4 Parks
Oral Capps, Jr.
Agricultural Economics
Beth Miles
Cooperative Education
Terry Spencer
Geophysics
Richard M. Alexander
Mechanical Engineering
Maurice Dennis
Safety Education
James E. Christiansen
Agricultural Education
Richard K. Anderson
Economics
Danny Ballard
Health and Kinesiology
Walter L. Bradley
Mechanical Engineering
Michael Greenwald
Speech Comm 4 Tbeate :
Don R. Herring
Agricultural Education
James M. Griffin
Economics
Kirstin Brekken
Health and Kinesiology
L. Roy Cornwell
Mechanical Engineering
Martin Medhurst
Speech Comm 4 Theat; 1
Alvin Larke Jr.
Agricultural Education
Tim Gronberg
Economics
Camille Bunting
Health and Kinesiology
Robert DeOtte
Mechanical Engineering
Rick Rigsby
Speech Comm 4 Theate 1 '
Roger Schultz
Speech Comm & TtieaB# Jf
L. Wayne Greene
Animal Science
Steven Wiggins
Economics
Brian Colwell
Health and Kinesiology
Louis Everett
Mechanical Engineering
Dan Hale
Animal Science
Maynard Bratlien
Educational Administration
Stephen Crouse
Health and Kinesiology
Ramon Goforth
Mechanical Engineering
Henrik Schmledlche
Statistics
Paul Harms
Animal Science
David A. Erlandson
Educational Administration
Michael D. Delp
Health and Kinesiology
Richard Grltfln
Mechanical Engineering
W Miles Marks
12th Man Foundation
Douglas Householder
Animal Science
Jack Campbell
Educational Curriculum (Retired)
Carl Gabbard
Health and Kinesiology
Warren Heffington
Mechanical Engineering
Ron Green
Veterinary Medicine
Jimmy T. Keeton
Animal Science
Robert K. James
Educational Curriculum
Emma Gibbons
Health and Kinesiology
Harry Hogan
Mechanical Engineering
Loren Skow
Veterinary Medicine
Theodore S. Maffitt
Architecture
Delmar Janke
Educational Curriculum
Nikki L. Jackson
Health and Kinesiology
C. L. Hough
Mechanical Engineering
Michael Willard
Veterinary Medicine
David Kent
Athletic Department
Patricia Larke
Educational Curriculum
Vicki Markowsky
Health and Kinesiology
Ken D. Klhm
Mechanical Engineering
John W. Huff
Veterinary Microbiology
George W. Bates
Biochemistry
Will Worley
Electrical Engineering -Emeritus
Leonard Ponder
Health and Kinesiology
Gerald Morrison
Mechanical Engineering
Dniy the
Nate Bauer
Veterinary Pathobiology )OWerTLll
James R. Wild
Biochemistry & Genetics
James Blake
Electrical Engineering
Rose Schmitz
Health and Kinesiology
Dennis O'Neal
Mechanical Engineering
Travis Small Vlth feat
Veterinary Pathobiology
Joel McGee
Center for Academic Enhancement
Andrew K. Chan
Electrical Engineering
Jack H. Wllmore
Health and Kinesiology
Ozden Ochoa
Mechanical Engineering
James E. Womack
Veterinary Pathology
Liz Miller
Center Teaching Excellence
Robert Nevels
Electrical Engineering
Wayne Wylie
Health and Kinesiology
David Rhode
Mechanical Engineering
James G. Anderson
Veterinary Physiology
Larry D. Claborn
Veterinary Physiology
Nancy Simpson
Center Teaching Excellence
John H. Painter
Electrical Engineering
Barry Nelson
Health Science Center
Dan Turner
Mechanical Engineering
1 :
BSESMT. :
•L>: expand'.
4:zerosL
5:approx/
61 ooriOenor
?; propFra*
8: nSolvei
Jim Jensen
Veterinary Physiology
9: Tr
R: Comp1e J
Bt Extr-ac t.
Richard Davison
Chemical Engineering
A. D. Patton
Electrical Engineering
Bryan Deuermeyer
Industrial Engineering
Wayne Sampson
Medical Anatomy
J.D. McCrady
Veterinary Physiology
Jack Lunsford
Chemistry
B. Don Russell
Electrical Engineering
Richard Feldman
Industrial Engineering
David Thompson
Medical Pharmacology
vith pre1
graphing
Charles Hix, Jr.
Civil Engineering
Karan Watson
Electrical Engineering
Don Phillips
Industrial Engineering
Michael Davis
Medical Physiology
'T(x
NOTE: This ad presents the personal convictions of the individuals listed herein; the ad does not represent or support any view or position of Texas A&MU r
any academic department. The ad does represent and acknowledge the diversity of academic contributions to Texas A&M University by men and women ofva f
ethnic group, and cultural background who share the Christian faith.
' ' T" 1111 - — " in— ■■ - I., , —! ■■■! '■■■■ 111 ■■ If I I
3 Texas lustrum'