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yearbook pictures following meeting. Call
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• The Carl Albert Center and PI Sig-
ma Alpha brown bag luncheon with
Catherine Rudder, the Executive Di-
rector of the American Political Science
Association, is from 11:30 to 1 p.m.
(drop by) Tuesday in the political science
conference room, 205 DAHT. Call
Jackie at 325-6372 for details.
• The Carl Albert Center and PI Sig-
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101 Monnet Hall. Topic: "Policy inno-
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government." Call Jackie at 325-6372 ’
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• Black Student Association Plan-
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day in the HTCC. Please come pre-
pared with proposals for party dates.
• Pe-et will meet at 10 p.m. Tuesday
in the Mont. Call Bobby at 329-4394.
• Management Club will meet at 6:30
p.m. Tuesday in 165 OMU. Guest Speak-
er will be Jeff Weber from Southwest-
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floor of Oklahoma Memorial Union.
. i Dress is semi-formal. Call Deana at 360-
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, •011 Philosophical Society organi-
, rational meeting is at 4:30 p.m. in the 607
Dale Hall Tower. All are welcome. Call
' -Gilbert or Mike at 364-0159 for details.
•' . • Honors Program lecture is at 7:30
..: p.m. in 218 DAH. Henry Kariel, professor
pf political science at the University of
Hawaii, will speak on " 'Nothing Special’
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• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
"Movie Night" is at 7 p.m. in the Hender-
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. ■ : • PAPSCO is meeting at 7:30 p.m. in
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, • Alpha Chi Omega chapter meeting
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. • Delta Sigma Theta Women in Poli-
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DAH. Call Angie at 329-9165 for
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• Black Business Association will
meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the HTCC.
Dues will be collected.
• The American Society of Mechanl-
• Institute of Electrical and Elec-
tronics Engineers will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday in Willoughby Lounge in Fel-
gar Hall. Guest speaker from Boeing
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• Zoology Department and Phi Beta
Kappa seminar: "Theories of Aging, Old
and New" is at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in
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Engineering, UCLA. Call Dr. Thomp-
son at 325-4821 for more information
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• Model United Nations is accepting
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317 Ellison Hall. Call Dru at 325-5131.
• Campus Activities Council Winter
Welcome Week executive applications
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• College of Education student
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Services Center, 137
ollingsworth Hall. Call Carolyn at 325-
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• Model United Nations is accepting
applications for country assignments
through Nov. 24 in 318 Ellison Hall.
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Pryor suggested Reagan volun- dent of the United States to Ja-
isions oince and statt ex- tariIy reimburse the Treasury for Pan so that he maY en8age con- . ,
of the four livinp former $ecret Service costs on his trip to versat>ons with Japanese dents of American military
— ■ Japan. “I doubt he will do so,” forporations and gain $2 million sonnel stationed in
Pryor told the Senate. “If some j" P^rs,?na! *n.c.ome J°£ doing there for visits on the chartered
administrative accommodation
cannot be reached on this matter,
I will introduce legislation to
make sure the taxpayer does not
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Dane disrupts deed
Thieves who broke into a man’s 1984 Chevrolet Blazer un-
rage doo7°re than expected when they °Pened the man’s ga-
Norman police said the thieves took a Challenger garage door
opener from the Blazer through an unlocked rear window, and then
used the remote to open the garage door. They were greeted by
' ■ the victim’s 150-pound Great Dane.
■ P? foln8^d100r °Pener and the d°8’ which ran away, are val-
. ued at $350. Police said the theft occurred between 2 a.m. and 6
a.m. Sunday in the 4300 block of Harvard Drive.
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A 1988 Chevrolet pickup truck was stolen from the 3100 block
• of Sunnydale Road Friday or Saturday.
k Was Par^ed *n driveway when it was stolen be-
tween 1:30 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday, Norman police said.
The truck is valued at $12,000.
Thieves stole an OU student’s 1987 Honda motorcycle from a
parking lot in the 700 block of Ridgecrest Circle
The motorcycle, valued at $4,700, was stolen between 2 p.m
rnday and 6 p.m. Saturday, Norman police said.
tion is expected to cofhe to $12.5
wa^himcthm n million this year, for three of the former presidents
WASHINGTON - Former former presidents. Richard M
President Ronald Reagan is be- Nixon decided in 1985 to give up
ginning a week in Japan that gives his Secret Service bodyguards and
rich, new meaning to the word pay for his own protection. A
honorarium.” spokesman said he now t _ ‘
Very rich. about $150,000 a year on it.
Reagan is said to be picking up Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark
a fee of $2 million, prompting wants a review of the benefits be-
complaints in Congress and an in- stowed on the men who have
quiry into the government costs served in the White House. He
*or Secret Service protection dur- called it federal largesse intended
The trip, and the flap, came as
Congress completed action on a
bill providing $1.8 million to pay
the pensions, office and staff ~~
penses <
presidents. That does not include
the cost of the Secret Service pro-
tection provided to former presi-
dents and their wives.
The total cost of that protec-
by Fujisankci Communications
Group. The company is financing
the trip at an estimated cost of $7
million, including the reported $2
million fee to Reagan. Neither
the company's spokesmen nor
Reagan’s have confirmed the size
of his payment. About 200 depen-
/ Per-
Japan Dew
Kanjorski said T uesday jet. They are to return to Los An-
> on Oct.
including the appropriation for
Reagan’s rich ‘honorarium’ raises questions
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increasing their personal
fortunes.”
In the House, Rep. Paul Kan-
jorski, D-Pa., said it is embarrass-
spends ing to have a f
picking up big fees from a foreign gantly refurbished Japanese guest
corporation, then, warming to his house after flying to Tokyo on
topic, called it an “unmitigated Friday on a TWA 747 chartered
atrocity” for the government to
pay security costs on such a trip.
“I do think it is reasonable to
ask what it is costing American
taxpayers to send a former presi-
tarily reimburse the Treasury for Pan so that he may engage
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Simmons, Brook. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 74, No. 45, Ed. 1 Monday, October 23, 1989, newspaper, October 23, 1989; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1822673/m1/9/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center.