WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1962
Completion of
Scheduled for
By DOTI DRASHER ;use the shortway and by-pass
The new Keystone Short-,State College. . 1
The nearest exit to State Col-'
way, which will span the state lege will be - 13 miles—near the
from Stroudsburg to Sharon, Jacksonville road located five
miles north of Bellefonte.
will probably be completed be -I Bernreuter said the shortway
tween 1965 and 1967, state Sen..will "probably not affect the
economy of the University "but.
Z. H. Confair, president of the.ill be an added convenience for"
Keystone Shortway Association, stu dent sw ith c a rs.
said Monday.•
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The proposed four-lane high-.:ABOUT 40 MILES of the 309-
way will most likely aid in better mile shortway will cross Centre:
and safer transportation for Tani- and: Clearfield Counties. Unani
versity students between' State moUs approval of this segment of
College and their homes, Robert the highway was given at a local
G. Bernreuter, special assistant to public hearing Nov. 10. .
the President for student affairs, the approximate cost of the
said yesterday. shortway through Centre and
BUT. HE ADDED, it may also
Clearfield counties will be $43
million. 7
.
hinder bus service which is al-
ready limited in this area if buses Sen. Confair, Keystone . Short-_!
way president, said the cost of:
•
the shortway in general will be' l
"less than $l. million a mile." The'
cost per• mile will be slightly]
higher, he said, in places where(
bridges must be-built. i
The shortway will connect toII
the Ohio and New York turnpikes:
It will be one of the links in the,
proposed highway- system which;
will span the country from New
York to San Francisco in 1972,
Confair said.
TODAY
ON CAMPUS
Artist Series Tickets
More than half the student
tickets for Friday's Artists' series
concert featuring Janos Starker,
\ cellist, and Janes Avery. pianist,
are still available. Students may
obtain their free ticket from:: 9
a.m. to 12 noon and -1 to 5 pm.
today, through Friday at the Het.el
Union desk. General admission
tickets will be on sale for SL2S
each at the same times.
- TIM Council Meeting
The Town Independent Men's
Council will meet at 7 tonight
in 203 Hetzel Union Building. Re
ports from committees including
those on student- directory dis
tribution, membership screening
prOcedure, recreation and student
and social activities_ will be in
chided on the agenda.
•• • •
, Lectures, Conferences -
A meteorology seminar will be ' College Councils
held at 3:55 p.m. today in 308, The Agriculture Student Coun-
Willard. Dr. Charles L. Hosler,icil unaminously approved last
head of the department of meteor- ( night a resolution recommending
ology, will speak on "Removal that the University Senate Corn
of Radioactive Derbis from the:mittee on Education Policy review
Atmosphere." the; university, regulation requir
• • , • ing 1 the dropping of courses ,if
Slides on the deer problern . ;.vill.not , enough students enroll.
be" shown at the Forestry Co9-I The ruling, as is stands now,
vocation at 11:10 a.m. today in;requires eight students to enroll
121 Sparks. A panel discu'ssion byjin a 400 level course and 15 for
wildlife specialists from 'Ag Hill;a11 other undergraduate Courses.
will follow the slides. ' . (The council voted to ask for a
• • • freview of the ruling, because it
. Sorority Rush iprei:ents the College of Agricul
ture from offering certain special-
Bermuda junctions, the fOurth
phase of Pan-Hel formal rush, ized courses which have limited
will.enrallments.
be held at 6 p.m. tonight in the .
sorority suites
• •
IPittsburgh, was elected president .
Other Meetings [of the Home Economics Student'
AWS, 6:30 li.m.. 212. 213 HUB Council last night. She succeeds,
Camera Club, - 7:30 p.m., 214 ;Carol Nlandross, a senior from Oil
Boucke I . City.
Chess Club, 7:30 p.m., HUB main, O ther new officers include:
lotinge'vice president. Elizabeth Jack.l
East Halls 'Area Council. 6 p.m. junior from Oil City; secretary,'
Inter .: Collegiate Committee on Jean Hutchinson, sophomore from
Student Government, 7:30 p.M.,!West Chester; and treasurer,
217 HUB Layne . Geiring, junior !f rom
Investment Club, 7:30 p.m., 214, Clarion. 1
215 HUB Other business included 'discus-
PS Figtire Skating Club, 8 p.m., sions of career day,' spring week,
- 218 HUB land t a coffee hour.PSOC Cabin and Trail Division.l
7 p.m., 112 Buckhout Lab
PNG Society Meeting, 7:30 p.m.,,Prof Gets Radio Post
26 •MS Aud. - • - 1 Gilbert L. Crossley, assistant
Riding Club. 7 p.m., 217 Willard professor of electrical engineer-
Schuhplattlers. 7 . 0 r $ p.m., shop-'ing, was recently re-elected to
ping center, parking lot l a two-year term as director of the
Sports car club, 8 p.m.. 301 Boucke Atlantic Division, American Radio
Women's Chorus. 6:30 p.m., HUB Relay League, - West Hartford,
Assembly: Room Conn.
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ABOUT 12 CONSTRUCTION
companies have already begun
work on different segments of the
shortway, he said, but the_part of
the highway which is planned for
the Centre-Clearfield County area
will be one of the last completed.
The major routes in Pennsyl
vania which will eventually be
connected to the shortway are
Rts. 11, 15, 19, 28, 64. 66, 220, 309,
322 and 611.
YESTERDAY
ON CAMPUS
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MEETING
AFTERNOON 1:15 ,
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
KEYSTONE SHORTW AY
ROUTE: Four years from now
travelers wishing to go across
the northern part of the state
should be able to do so by using
the Keystone Shoriway. The
four-lane super highway, which
is under construction, runs from
Stroudsburg. (1) on the east to
Sharon (,2). The Shortway is
part of the Interstate Road Sys•
tern and will be eventually part
of a - through highway from New
York City to the West Coast.
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Application for Charter
Withdrawn by SENSE
SENSE withdrew its application
to the University Senate for a
charter in a statement delivered
to Dr. Alex Black, head of the
Senate Subcommittee on Organ 7
izatzonal Control
Sam Rotenborg.r - sophomore : ko
chemistry from Phtl ; idelphia, and
chairman of SENSE. said thati be
cause of its conservative nature,
the Senate wanted to exeteise
censorship over SENSE':: " activ
snd, the group objected to
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churches. SENSE will continue toi
meet regularly.
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