Classified Ads i FOR SALE dli :•ALE DORM CONTRACT for sale • crd spreig $3O . ths • Desperare' Please 0.5c9 165 x 15 RADIAL 4 - 2 15 inch Porsche SQO Call Rich 238 5742 ,T _IBA EQUIPMENT COMPLETE ,r• 4 r carne brand excellent nev. one year old 355 7521 7 Sot !, JP SALE MENS'ten speed b•ke ~sc,r.t, and car rack it an 237 9964 Sandy EATING jHE COUTNRY Must ci•'ritt,c typewrlter $BO ,rrtatsle BSA 310 AXE 535 like .•o,lfr , rcl 57 sled 57 Co 237 5041 DESPERATELY NEED TO sell te,ol, ctOrtll contract for Coill.,he 865 6100 ZE-NITH B K w f V 25 dollars Gu ,ata 728 and G.rrard 42M ,a both Honest Jeff :34 2739 137 4937 t,11( tiELIN • , h tihr,ashri •55 0 00. rhquh , t • • Jr.. tio,v tire ir4t. , , Pr epar alion TP 6 ONE owner excellent condition Inspected Call John ts,•l,)to 100 p m or after 900 nt r E NIDER PRECISION BASS, Super° goo° , C,etch amp IP r sale O.nner r 71.. Hugh 237-3503 or 238 5478 h•,AN S DORM CONTRACT winter and ,prang terms _Sproul Hall / Cali 865 0614 ItHI-S , THREE 678 14' wide-guard pelyglass regular and two snow e} All wit h nms Less than 2 000 Holes 5125 00 Call ;0,3 0382 or 237 6192 N D I. 0 0 E D HAND I , OIDFPED, and ,or •i 1 handpicked ethnic !hi f Women and men at S Fraser (across n0 , ,1 otficl E; I L:oNIC CALCULATORS c thscount prices •••• non All tnaior factory warranty .127 , VV Beaver 9 A1.,0 mad orders cL.INIFD f UPNITURE - ;0 -, t S desk%. chairs, re. kers record cabinets. ro Decorators 'Workshop 200 .37 8900 Al A reasonablA =Mel ;, wood for belts and hand Ante to IN;Illarn Murphy I ;,-1;ley Aienue, Bethlehem 101 prices I .',I:D DUAL ,entraurtal • t-noved tram RCA Spectra 360 C F M Ornimat - once Sta 50 Make ~, • a'•,, heat*lrculators taw, Save on your tl,O, I. heck ?376950' 110 Cjklj 10.." reel It, 661 AM FM ARD sneakers Call - 11 t. tti, H 6REENBRIAR van, 4 speed.. flood tm 2,19883 DORM AND APT P PRICES start at.S2l 95 • q • I: •• , 1,•le, 16 colors Cali f.t! PET MAN between •.• On at 234'7480 MOBILE HOME 8 x 35 partly furnished carpeted carport, lo w monthly expenses, great study conditions Rich 234-3298. ViUST SELLS 8 . x 40' mobile bedrooms, price Will Call 238 7814 F.~ .fl ♦4ll POLES bindings. I , 4 White Cocktail ( heap '237 1697 %CFI S GIs'EENHOUSE. next to tar Lte Drive in between li,fante and stayi , College 237 How-e plants, flowerS, ..;,rd , n num:, LARGE WOODEN DESK wrth i t ele,en drawers for sale Ask- , ig $4O negotiable Call 237 3745 after 6 00 p m TWO FEMALE DORM contracts for sale Located in North Halls Contact Carol or Debra 865- 3354 FOR SALE FEMALE dorm contract n Centre Halls winter and spring terms Call 865-5767 AUTOMOTIVE 4iL ~UZUhi • 3BO EXCELLENT cord 'or , 2600 miles, shop ,a,:r,',ce 5800 . 234 1377 ,tier 6 p NSURANCE FOR AUTO it 'Or VC le, Personal •osse , s,dos hosp,tahzafion, ‘aluables, fire, good s f sere cc 2.38 6633 CAMP B I , nevti nn good coridtt,on, FOREIGN CAR - PARTS STORE 1680 W. College Ave. 238-8021 Cor,a,r new ratters starter, cheap !ran • ,>• or' :F.: oest offer 'L YNIOUIH E -,. .T18LE very good con cf 03 000 •ndeskT3oo Call Ken :SS 39 - 0 " AUTO REPAIR Speciahnng Volkswagon, Volvo Great v.ork, great paces 237 0081 692 892 t MUSIC ON WHEELS. 25,per s ceri1 ascount on car stereos, AN, FM rad , os.,B track cassette I)l.3Vers Large selection CampuS Stereo, 22' W Beaver Ave, 237 9134 TRIUMPH TR-250 FOR SALE hos to be sold immediately Coll. 234 2030 51 500 500 bored Out A. th , a,bers 55 mpg Call =EMI 1967 CHEVY VAN V.B automatic good condition carpeted curtained 5800 includes cos set} g speakers tapes See it Jeff 234.3145 AUDIO RESEARCH INFORMATION for you or edit your papers or books 237-0009 MEDICAL ETHICS WILL be offered spring term. For information contact Barb Davies 865-4568 35 Thompson STEREO -EQUIPMENT 15-50 per Cent discount. Brand new. Pull factory warranty. All brands also color TV Check before you buy Campus Stereo 227 W. Beaver Ave 47-9134. MENTION ; A FRIEND WAN TS YOU Episcopal Worship 9a m 615 p in Sundays Eisenhower Chapel Ge , logethers af terward_lnfo 865 .3762 uNIVERSAL LIFE DATING serv,ce Proven effective, (onfidential personal attention, inquire P 0 Box 691, State College A THERAPUTIC EN V I RONMENT for Adolescents " Usable ideas on how to create theraputic environments at home. SI 00 Cogito 7366 Rural Lane, Philadelphia, Pa 19119 DUFFY's TAVERN on the diamond in Boalsburg Tuesday Nite Special Porterhouse Steak Salad, Baked Potato $3.95 CLASSICAL GUITAR, FOLK Jazz Private and class in struction Professional State Certification 238 3711..0r 238 9429. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S custom haircutting at Pietro of Italy 123 W Beaver Avenue Our ex perienced staff is fully trained in the latest techniques used to create the most contemporary styles you desire We are a full service salon offering all the benefits that professional care provides Permanent body waves, hair painting, conditioning as well as custe.ii style cuts and blower styling are among our specialities which help you look your best for the new fall season Call 238 2933 for an appointment EXPERIENCED COOK DESIRES position with fraternity winter term 74 spring '76. 237-8562 between 4-5 p.m. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED 1,3 of Pork Hill 1-bedroom. Must be cool Call Mark 865-9476. STXL E CUTS FOR guys and gals Permanents and hairpainfing Get the new took now from the experienced hairstylists at Alice and Don's Hairdressers 225 W Beaver Ave 237 2201 COPY-RITE COPYING SERVICE 237-1558 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Quality Xerox Copies Complimentary Collating Competitise Prices Convenient Parking 1783 N. Atherton Across t rom Village Sub Shop BEESE PHOTO STUDIO • Passports, I D 's, weddings, groups, portraits, 200 W College Ave,. 2nd floor 237 6647 RIDE WANTED TO Minneapolis tpreferably) or Chicago over term break Call Connie 865-1937 or 237 7394 FINE ETHNIC CLOTHING for v,,o(nen and men at Sunshine, 220 S Fraser (across from post office) YOU BET YOUR ASS SUBLET WE ARE CHEAP 10 .110°, C. , sCounl on 311 ma j or gems George $ House of Muss: ICst AMertoe St across 'mom Pikersoe Market tISG GAY LI NE 863 0296 IN FORMATION, raps referrals on homosexuality, Tues, Sun, 7.11 pm Fri 7 10 p m MALE DORM CONTRACT for sate winter and spring terms Lail > 0376 PUT SOME LIQUID cash in an anl , que watch, rare book, piece of nostalgfa Come see. Perotti, 128 South Allen CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS BeamnerS, children or adults Reasonable rates Excellent basic technique for later studies in iazz, folk, blues. other guitar styles 1 rank 234 1493 or 237 1239 PROFESSIONAL TYPING Term papers. thesisa MBA papers. BM Selectric, pick up and delivery if necessary. 355-7351. THE SCORPION: 117 S Burrowes presents "Silent Way" every Monday Low priced take out 5.30 pm 2 00. a m SMALL REFkiGERATORS FOR rent 3 months-524.00, 6 months 536 00, 4 months 542.00. Unlit - rifted Rent-Ails, 140 N. Atherton St 238-3037. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL type papers. Neat job, reasonable rates Call 466.7526 beh•.een 10 00 am and 10 00 pm COME AND SEE the sensuous rubber doors of the MEM chamber. Nov. 14 through Nov. 17. HUB Ball Room. Free admis sion. EAT AT HOME, have us cook your natural food meal; family dinner, private party. Call Jon before 5:30 weekly. 238-2082. ROOMS 1 FEMALE DORM CO sale, winter sp Judy 865.0517.. 1 TRACT for l ing terms FEMALE DORM CO sole West Halls ar : 7995 TRACT for o. Call 865- CASH DISCOUNT. B 1 contract Call Jim: Y my dorm 1 65 1054 NORTH HALLS DOR ovalloble Call Ch 5804 or stop by 317 R contract rry at 865- nkle. ROOMMATE WAN Eastogate Winter S bus Stop in or . 237-5212 ED T-217 .nng Free all Denny RENT ROOM IN Fairmount, $2OO 00 Occupancy end of Betsy Henn,ngs 238 061 house, W per term November 15, 865-6326 60 K 11 3 BEDROOM I :Winking distance to plus utilities or electric Don 237 7901 I I TRAILER .ampus, $6O 1:5 plus ' 2 ROOM AND BOARD. free parking. socol life, alnd close to - k campus Call Larry c t 238 2187 . .._ _ MALE DORM CONTRA . T for sale Call &tar) 865-0844. FfiziyiALE DORM CONTRACT for sale, winter and sring. Call Chris 865-2189 in Soutf MALE DORM_CONTRAC\ for sale Coll Rondy 865-3968. •e blocks thing in I.le Call ROOM FOR RENT. thr from campus, ever I cluded. Price negoria, 234-2309. ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME. Two miles from, campus. near bus, 512 00 per week. 238-0778 after 4 p m IMICEI APARTMENTS 2 PERSON APT for re monthly Quiet. close pus Call Sue 234-3972. nt, $2OO to cam- ROOMMATE ] WANTED 2-bed room, Lourel Glen, 565 per month. 237-8235. FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM, 4 minutes from campus, one or two single girls preferred, 5155 month 238-2969. =10c..: each dro;.':, - -.. 1 .. , -,.... : r ir lc , r Woods... mexposialx IR E - - .4 L, A _i ~ ....... °I)glY) 67" — .L.t" : ceaurei &en Community State College, Pa., 16801 (814) 237-5709 Heated Indoor Pao/ HELP! SAVE OUR cozy $81.25 per month 3 bedroom apt. from the perils of vacancy Become our roommate Call Perry, 238-4550. MALE ROOMMATE WANTED tarting winter to share Park way Plaza apt Security deposit already paid. 237 1205 FOR RENT YOUR own large bedroom in two bedroom apt. at Eastgate. 5115 per month, or two Persons at 557.50 per mpnth 237 9743 anytime ' ONE BEDROOM apartment at East Gate, free bus; 415 month ly Call Dave 237 544 Q. EMALE ROOMMATE FOR winter and spring to share one xidroom apartment Rent 595 738 7778 APARTMENT OR RENT.'One bed room, all utilitieg, l ond free parking and bus seiNice, 5196 per morih, available winter and spring. gall 237-3745 after 6.00 any day. MALE ROOMMATE W share one-bedroom at Beaver Hills. Furnish.' deposit aid, 82.60 perl best offer, available I first. Call 238.0835. DITED to partment d security month or e cern be r TWO BEDROOM 3-MAN apart ment, available Dec! Ist, rent 5235.00 plus electric, for details 234-3572. SUBLET ONE BEDROOM in - three bedroom Laurel IGlen apt., 8812 00 pre month, keep security deposit 234 2484 FEMALE ROOMMATE TO share one-quarter of two bedroom apartment. Rent mAgotiable. 456 E. Beaver Ave. Ccill Margie 237-0563. PERSON TO SUBLET 1 /2lof Beaver Hill, one-bedroom , tarnished. Coll Tim 237-3852. LARGE EFFICIENCY FOR winter, f spring. Close to campus. 5173- mo. 237-8993, 865-2574 Kumbhani. 1 , 2 QE 0 BEDROOM to sublet wihter and spring terms. Rent $92.50 a month. Call Karen University Towers 237-8007. SUBLET EFFICIENCY FOR 2 per sons $173 monthly utilities in cluded. Winter, spring Close to campus. Phcfne 234.3779. SUBLET WINTER SPRING terms effiCiency unit, SISP month. Contact Keystone Towers, Apt 206.238-1771. FEMALE ROOMMATE 11 1 1 ANTED winter and spring tor. Call 237-0113 immediately. MALE • '2 OF FIRST floor apt. in house, 311 S. Burrowes, S9O per month plus electric. Call 234- 2438. Michael. FEMALE WANTED TO übret '2 of 2 bedroom apartm nt. Park Forest Villas, own room. Call Sue 237 7742 or 238 8978. ONE BEDROOM APT., close' to campus, 195 per m.nth, all utilities included, free• parking. Call doanie 238 1113. SUBLET LION'S GATE one bedroom apartment un furnished,Sl7s.oo without utilities. Free bus winter (spring option) .234 3710 U.S. move may save embargo QUITO Ecuador UF The hemispheric conferenccalled to end the Cuban embar k ' appeared on the brink of failure yes erday with an announcement by e United States it would abstain f i voting to end the sanctions. The U.S. decision, relayed to Latin American foreign - ministers by U.S. Deputy Secretary of Stat Robert S. Ingersoll at a closed d r meeting, followed announcements by Haiti and Guatemala, considered crucial swing votes, to also abstain. 4:1 Latin American dipl mats said the U.S. decision could doom the Quito Organization of American States conference unless there was Vote recounts necessary for results Senate contests still undecided By UPI A full week after the 974 elections, a number of rn4jor contests remained undecided 1 yesterday. Some may han in limbo for weeks more while of ficials count and recount he votes. I The principal contests s ill in doubt included Senate el - tions in Oklahoma, No th Dakota, Nevada and N w Hampshire and the gover norship in Alaska. House races in Nebraska, Maine aid Louisiana also were tl.)t clearly settled. A hearing was scheduled for today in a state court at Tula on the Oklahoma Senate coil test, in which Republican cumbent Henry Bellmon w s the apparent winner over Democrat Ed Edmondson, 390,997 to 387,162. Edmondscin is challenging the result on grounds of irregularities in tbe operation of voting machines in, Tulsa County, which Bellmon carried by 22,370. Edmondson carried the re=, of the state by 18,583, given the incumbent a lead 013,8 in the final taUies. The North Dakota Sena race was simply too close SUBLET 1 2 ONE•BEDROO apartment, close to campus, op household, $7O and phone. 23 2971 SUBLET LARGE 2-BEDROO Southgate apartment, u furnished,. available Novemb 20. Tom or Ed 237.7072. OWN ROOM IN HOUSE, close p campus, available immediate ly, $6O per month plus utilitiei. Call 237-6085. ROOM APARTMENT 5155.00 per month, heat winter•spring terms, 533 W. Col lege Avenue, Apt. 8. 234.3642. HOUSES at NEEDED, ROOMMATE'S WANTED (preferably femalV for cooperative effort in co•• house in town. Call 237.1555. WANTED RIDE NEEDED TO South Carolina or points south, tern break, share cost. Dot 865-8376 MALE ROOMMATE WNAT D immediately share 1 bedroo apt. with 2 others, security depo it plus November's rent paid. 5 per month, utilities 'included. C. , II 234-1900 STUDENTS WHO NEED cash at o hours. See 'Rosy' at 234 E College Ave. TWO ROOMMATES WANTED share three bedroom. to house, 5100 per month. Call 2 8783 after 5:30 p.m. or ask Fran 355-5541 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. RIDERS WANTED 11-16 o Queens, N.Y. vicinity. Coll Sharon 237-1232. - MALE NEEDS QUIET place to li, e winter term. Call Tim 238-2085. After five. WANTS OWN BEDROOM in ho or apartment winter term n campus. 717-534-8898 pers to-person collect. Marybetn. 2 FEMALES OR MALES to sub et apartment, close to camp s. Winter and spring. Call 238.4555. THREE BEDROOM APAR MENT or house, State College only, starting December first. C II 238 1296 eye. ings. FEMALE ROOMMATE FO onebedroom apartment acro from campus, $BO per mont includes everything. Phone 23 4669 FEMALE ROOMMATE WA TED immediately or wint: term to share one bedroom apart really close campus, SBO p: month plus electricity. Call 23 3776. BOWMAR MX-100 SCIENTIFI calculator. New condition. S& Call Craig 865 0952, or stop at 21 Pinchot. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED f. house within walking distant own bedroom. Call Rose 23 9019, 37-5511. . WANTED FEMALE TO shore V, • f 1-bedroom apartment. Ca 238-6017. MY V.W. ENGINE WENT DEAD. Please call if you have one. I'll remove if need be. 466-7539. ROOMMATE OR SUBLET trailer by stream near Mt. Nittan 466-7539. • ROOMMATES WANTED FO three bedroom apartment • Eastgate. Call 234-0800. WANTED: EFFfCIENCY OR inesi pensive one bedroom apart ment close to campus, winter spring terms. Karen 234-0801 after 8:30 p.m. HELP WANTED BASSIST AND KEYBOARD wante for jazzy rock bond. Exper; enced, competent, musician, only. Call Peter 234-2645. a last-minute compromise. Mexico is reportedly looking for just such a compromise, the diplomats said. The defection of Haiti, previously thought to favor ending the. sanc tions, reduced to 12 the number of • - - countries expected to vote to end the Both are now apparently doomed 10 yeariald boycott against Cuba. At unless revised. least 14 votes are needed to get the The Guatemalan and Haitian necessary two-thirds majority to end foreign ministers, however, said they the sanctions. • were still open to a compromise for The announcement by Ingersoll that thelinited States would abstain mula. was the first concrete statement by ' Although sanctions on Cuba are the U.S. delegation since the theoretically,. mandatory, seven conference began Friday. - -OAS members already have Two major resolutions have been economic and political relations with debated. The original one submitted the Castro regime. call: incumbent Republican Milton Young had a lead of 32 votes over Demociat William Guy with all results tallied. An official count must await a meeting of the state can vassing board Nov. 19,, with the expected recount to last 15 days after that. The New Hampshire Senate result gave Repubjican Rep. Louis Wyman a read of 355 votes over Democrat John Durkin, 110,716 to 110,361. Durkin has asked for a recount, expected to take about two and a half weeks. In Nevada, the final tally gave Republican Paul Laxalt a 615-vote victory over Democrat Harry Reid for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Alan Bible, D-Nev. The loser will have five days to seek a rgcount after a vote is certified. The final unofficial count was Laxalt 79,570, Reid 78,955. Returns still 'were being counted Monday in the Alaska governor's race: With only a few returns uncounted challenged ballots and results from isolated bush precincts Republican Jay Hammond led Democratic Gov. William UNDERGRADS, GRADS, COUPLES pleasant work that can make your spare time profitable. Send name, phone number and best time to call you to PO Bax 774, State College, Pa 16801 OR,UMMER WANTED! WELL estab lished blues, rock band seeks replacement drummer. Must be serious and able to work and practice frequently on a long term basis. 238-6589 or 234-2272. , DISHWASHER FOR FRATERNI'PY Free meals and social privi leges in exchange for services Call Rob'23B-9944. LOST BLUE LINDY STAR RING silver band, sentimental value, Jost in HUB. Reward SlO. Call - collect 412 926-8017. LOST SET OF KEYS in .case near Human Development Bldg. Reward. Call Joe at 238.4104. LOST GREY FEMALE kitten with tan and beige markings unusually big eyes, please call 234 1856. GOLD WIRE FRAMED glasses in flowered case between South gate and campus. Reward. Call 238=2398 Potty. BONING KNIFE IN Laurel Glen area. Initials in handle. 237- 8235. LOST GLASSES LUCITE frame aviator style. Mifflin - McEI wain area. Call 865-2878. LOST SET OF keys in brown key case Saturday night at Sigma Chi. Call 234 1831. SET OF KEYS-on a key ring with, white - Penn State tab. Call 865-6206. VICINITY • F •UGH-Allen, gold tige -striped cat, one year old, male. Call 238-4035. FEMALE BEAGLE, CLEO si-:'months old black and while body, brown and white face Missing once Wednesday morning, last seen m vicinity of S Allen and Irvin Call 238-3269 FOUND A FREE SERVICE that provides . cash when you need it • 'Rosy' s available to all Mid-State Bank checking account customers. In quire at 234 E. College Ave. MAN'S BROWN WALLET near Scorpion last Thurs., Oct 24 Call 237 0647 3 KEYS IN a brown case in Park ing Lot Green B behind Kern on Oct. 29. Claim at HUB desk. FOUND: JACKET NEAR Beaver Stadium. Call 237.9652, Short Green. PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES IN case by Visual Arts Bldg Owner may• claim.at the Collegian• Office. FOUND TORTOISE FRAME pre scription glasses across the wall on College Ave on Nov. Bth. Claim at HUB Desk. (PERSONAL FUTURE CPA LEARN how to pre pare for the CPA exam. Becker, CPA Review Course. Call collect. Philo. 215-735-3520. - Pittsburgh 412-471-4333. TO THE PALACE and Rick: Thanks for helping us "Chip the Rock" Love and Smackers, G. Aren't F. JACQUI, WE'LL REALLY really really really miss you. Love, Jill, Ricki, Regina, SheiliNVanet, Mary. TO OUR VERY first friend - we'll miss you! Lots of luck, Deb! Love, N&N. by Costa Rica, Colombia and Venezuela called flatly for ending the sanctions, and a less precise resolu tion -worked Sunday would allow nations to chose to continue the sanc tions or end them. Egan, 43,824 to 43,152. in the previously Republican A statewide canvass was to district. - start 'Wednesday, with the Louisiana's 6th District result expected to be ordered ended with a five-vote dit to a formal recount. ference. Unofficial results At least three House races showed Republican W. Henson also were in some stage of in- Moore with 60,864 and decision. Democrat Jeff LaCaze with In Nebraska's 3rd District, Mrs. Haven Smith, the GOP candidate, led Democrat Also still in doubt was the Ist Wayne Ziebarth, 79,677 to District Maine contest be -78,655, with the ballots of ab- tween incumbent Democrat sentees and disabled voters Peter Kyros and Republican still to be tallied. Ziebarth has David Emery, with Emery served notice he will ask for a leading. recount if the final tally shows Counting all but the North him behirid by a small margin Dakota Senate contests and Madison Ave. rejecting sex COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ( UPI) Women used in advertising are gaining a few wrinkles and losing a few curves. "There's been a, change in commercials, no doubt about it," said Rex Bennett, assistant professor of marketing at the Universityi of Colorado at Colorado Springs. "There appears to be less emphasis on the young, and women as sex objects or decoration portrayal." He said glamour gals gradually are being replaced by older women who Would rather work in an office than a kitchen. Bennett and James D. Culley of the Univer sity of Delaware have completed a study on "Women in Mass Media Advertising." Ben nett said the study revealed that women found in television and magazine advertisements are showing less sex appeal, a few extra years of age and often can be found working at a job outside the home. "That isn't to say that women aren't being Agnew's implicators file BALTIMORE (UPI) Two businessmen, whose evidence helped lead to the resignation of former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, pleaded guil ty yesterday to obstructing tax laws by delivering cash kickbacks to Agnew while he was governor of Maryland. The guilty pleas, before three judges of the U.S. District Court, were the re sult of negotiations between federal prosecutors and mort gage banker I. H. Hammer man and engineering execu tive Allen Green. The court accepted the pleas, but deferred sentencing until Nov. 25. The men were free on their own recognizance. 60,859 for a district now held by the Democrats. used as sex objects in some of the ads." Ben nett said. "They are. But it's not nearly as prevalent as it once was." Bennett said he, Culley and a few students watched national television commercials on CBS for two week§ in January, monitoring WCAU in Philadelphia during the prime evening hours. The researchers also studied ad vertisements in a number of periodicals and compared them with similar studies in 1970 and 1971. "The earlier study showed that about one- third of the women were shown either as a sex object or mere decoration in the ad vertisement," Bennett said. "Our study showed that only about 5 per cent of the women were portrayed in such a role now." Bennett said the advertising media now are "portraying a snore typical type of woman in their advertisirig. They're using the more average, typical person." Hammerman and Green face maximum sentences of three years in- prison and $5,000 fines. U.S. Atto#ney George Beall no contest to a negotiated recommended against a charge of income tax evasion. prison term for Hammerman Both Hammerman and and said his office would try Green were charged with to discourage any future collecting money from var prosecution of him by the ious individuals and turn state of Maryland. ing it over to then-governor Assistant U. S. Attorney Agnew, according to the Barnet D. Skolnik made a government, knowing at the similar recommendation that time that "dealing in cash Green not be sent to jail. would facilitate concealment Hammerman, 54, and of those transactions ... Green, 53, were among four thereby making it more dif prospective prosecution' ficult for the Internal w i tnes s e s agai n S t Revenue Service to conduct Agnew. Their testimony was accurate and complete tax cited in a government sum- audits and other investiga mary of evidence against tions." The U.S. position of neutrality has been repeatly attacked by diplomats opposed to the sanctions effectively halting the move to recognize the Castro regime. Guatemalan Foreign Minister Adolfo Molina delivered a hardline speech accusing Cuba of "grave and repeated cases of intervention" in the internal affairs of Paraguay, Chile, and Uruguay, the three countries committed to vote against lifting the sanctions. He added that Guatemala might vote in favor of a compromise resolution that would "conciliate an tagonistic points of view." the Alaska governor race to; the parties last reported in the lead, the lineups were: Governors 36 Democrats. 12 -Republicans, I In dependent. Senate 61 Democrats. 38 Republicans. House -- 291 Democrats, 144 Republiczns. The pre-electicm lineups were 32 Democratic and 18 Republican governors; 58 Democrats and , 42 Republicans in the Senate; 248 Democrats and 187 Republicans in the House. guilty plea Agnew read into court records on Oct. 10, 1973, the day - Agnew resigned the vice presidency and pleaded
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