10—The Daily Collegian Thursday, September 20, 1973
Spokesman
pressure on
WASHINGTON (AP) A
spokesman for President
Nixon strongly denied
yesterday that the White.
House is putting any kind of
pressure on Vice President
Spiro T. Agnew to resign.
Deputy White House Press
Secretary Getald L. Warren
labeled as false news reports
that say or hint "a disposition
by the White' House or the
people in the White House to
force the resignation of the
vice president, or that the
White House is exerting
pressure on the vice president
to resign" or that the White
House has been the source of
stories that • Agnew was
thinking about resigning.
Earlier in the day, Vic
Gold, Agnew's former press
secretary, charged that top
White House aides Melvin R.
Laird and Alexander M. Haig
Jr. were encouraging rumors
and reports about Agnew's
legal troubles so that stories
about Agnew would
overshadow that Watergate
scandal.
"This is all calculated by
the Whiter House to keep the
Agnew story alive," Gold said
in an interview. "I'm blaming
the White House staff at the
highest level. Mr. Haig and
Mr. Laird.
"It is my contention that
this stuff about the vice
president is a great
di.s.traction from the
Watergate and the White
House is delighted with it.
"Isn't it odd that three
weeks ago the, country was
talking about the President
resigning and now they're
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talking about the vice
president -resigning? Some
people may • think that's a
coincidence. Some people
think that storks bring babies.
I'm not that naive."
J. Marsh . Thomson,
Agnew's current press
secretary, acknowledged that
individtials at the White
House might be encouraging.
the current furor over .
Agnew's possible resignation,:
but he said he thought that
anyone who believed that this
reflected official policy was
overreading the signs.
"Under no circumstances
do we regard it as a conscious
concoction of anybody in the
White House," Thomson said:
"I refuse to believe that it
represents anything close to
official policy. It is rather the
expression of private
opinion."
At his daily press briefing,
Warren did reaffirm that
Nixon stands by his
expression of confidence in
Bank fears
backfire of
HARRISBURG (AP) —The
state secretary of banking
yesterday said a proposal to
tax Pennsylvania banks for
funding out-of-state projects
could backfire.
Banking Secretary Carl K.
Dellmuth said other states
might hit back if a proposed
tax on out-of-state
Aial4# 4t114-
Or
238-1965
denies
Agnew
Agnew's performance as vice
president.
Meanwhile, the Denver
Post said that Agnew
discussed a possible
resignation in Denver Aug. 15
but apparently convinced
Republican party leaders he
intended to remain in office.
Bill Daniels, a Republican
National committeeman, said
Agnew asked him face to face
what he should do.
"My direct answer to him
was that if you're guilty,
you've got a problem,"
Daniels told the Post. "If
you're innocent, I would fight
it to my dying day."
Agnew was in Colorado for
the opening of a new dam
during August and met with
GOP state officials. Agnew
moved around the meeting
room in the' Denver Hilton
Hotel, asking GOP leaders
their opinions on the matter,
Daniels said.
Daniels said he felt the
general impression was that
Agnew was advised to fight.
tax plan
investments by state banks
were enacted. Dellmuth said
a substantial amount of
money flows in from lending
institutions outside
Pennsylvania,
He labeled as "completely
unrealistic" Secretary
William H. Wilcox's proposal
that such a tax be levied.
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Park Forest
Apartments
West Aaron Drive
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FOR SALE
MALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale. Call ion. 238-6537 after 10
p.m.
WATER BEDS, 516.50 any size.
Also a complete line -of
accessories, cheap. Call Steve 238;
5635.
SIAMESE KITTENS, 7 wks., seal
point, lovable, S2O. 237-8067.
BEDSPREADS —HAND
LOOMED: HANDPRINTED
from India, singles and doubles
55.00 and $5.50 at Sunshine, 220 S.
Fraser (across from the Post
Office.).
T.HE MUSIC IS SOUND and is
great with Ampex 860 - stereo
tape recorder with speakers 1-
year warranty. 5199 - used. Call
Bill 238-7933.
TRAVEL WITH TREAD. 2 snow
_ .
tires, 1-178, 8.55 x 14. S4O - almost
new, used winter 1973 only. Call
Bill 238-7933.
1972 CHOPPER 450 - Springer
front end, pullbacks,
inspectable 2,000 miles. Must see
to appreciate. Best offer. 238-5553.
ATHERTON HALL DORM
contract, double room. Call
Juan 865-2225 or 238-6537 from 9
p.m.
1971 YAMAHA 350 cc excellent
i shape. Many extras. About $475.
237-7551 or stop Rm. 12 Davey
Lab.
GI BSON SG SPECIAL (1969)-with
Les Paul Neck, rhythm
humbucker, Grovers, tune-o
matic bridge. Must be heard:234 ,
0757,
FOR SALE: TWO Penn State
regular season tickets. 545 each.
Call 238 ; 3160 after 5 p.m.
DORM CONTRACT FOR sale,
South Halls, male. Call Tommy
8630580.
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT
available now. Must sell
immediately, Call Alice 237-8258
anytime.
GIBSON ELECTRIC BASS EB3
5150, JBL speaker 13104 F-2,
Brand new - SIM call Chris 237•
9753.
TEXAS
INSTRUMENTS
CALCULATORS including the
SR-10. Hewlett-Packard HP-35
HP-45 and Hp-80. 234-0766.
CHANCE OF A lifetime sale) Buy
your Minolta camera at General
Photographic 222 S. Allen.
250 GALLON OIL tank. $35.00
Call, 359-2973.
TWQ : I7.UdS Bxlo tan rug with pad
at 510.00. Magee blue and white
tweed without pad 4x12 at 525.00.
Steel desk for $5.00. Call 359-2973.
TYPEWRITERS IN ANY
language, for sale. All
Language Co., 119 W. 23rd. St.,
N.Y. 10011. Tel. (212) 243-13086.
OLDS RECORDING TRUMPET
and fender stratocaster, 3
pickups, beautiful finistt Both
excellent condition 238-3600.
STUDENT RATES, ON electronic
calculators save 15 percent.
Fully guaranteed. We 'carry
engineer calculators too. Call
Dave Fischman 865-5822 for
demonstration.
SX 770 PIONEER AMPLIFIER,
15 rms-70-watts - , 1971 model,
excellent condition, 5125.00. Call
Lee at 238-7311. -
EARTHWATCH: ROBERT
CAHN'S Environmental- Page
every Wednesday in the Monitor,
a daily international newspaper.
P55555T. HEY YOU! C'meret
Wide variety of new posters for
sale. Cheap! Call 238.2915.
FOR SALE: JAMES 3 speed bike,
good condition, Sl5. Call Mike
237-7132.
QUALITY UNPAINTED
FURNITURE Bookcases (70
sizes), desks, tables, chairs,
storage beds, chests. Decorators
Workshop. 200 W. College 237-8900.
ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
AT fantastic discount prices.
Largest selection. All major
brands. Full-factory warranty.
237-9134 evenings.
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Photo by Tom Poters
GUITARS AND AMPS. Gibson,
Epiphone, National, Sunn,
Ampeo. USED but Top Condition!
Jack 466-6806.
CALCULATORS: HEWLETT
PACKARD, Texas instruments,
Bowmar, Craig, etc. Call 234-07e0.
DISCOUNT FILM SERVICE 30
Per cent off also fine coffees,
teas, candies. Candy Cane 128
West College.
NEW END TABLES in walnut,
maple, dark oak, also new
coffee tables, 237-5100.
INSURANCE FOR AUTO,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire. Good
rates; Fast service. 238-6633.
USED VACUUM CLEANERS for
student apartments or dorm
rooms. $7.95 up. Call 238-8367 for
information.
MOVING TO WEST coast must
sell 1968 Austin Healy Sprite
$9BO excellent condition, 237.8616.
NIANIIYA 0330 PROFESSIONAL
camera. Accessories.l year old,
excellent condition. Best' over
$525. Call 865-0525 evenings.
USED FURNITURE FOR sale
Kitchen chairs, jelly cupboard
dining table to refinish. 364-9703
NEW TITAN 6-VOLT battery. Fits
MG and Volkswagon. Lists for
535. Your price 520. 238-1087.
AUDIO
ALMOST NEW QUADRASONIC ;. 1971 DODGE DEMON 340 Sport
am-fm cassette recorder player Coupe. Excellent condition,
and tapes, water-bed with many extras, must sell 865-6029
elevated frame, TV. 237-1292. ____
MUSIC FOR YOUR car. FM-AM
radio, fits all G.M. cars and
trucks S3O. Mustang am radio $l5.
Crown cassette player-recorder
$25. All units in good condition.
Ca II 237-9296.
STEREO SYSTEM. EIGHT track
player recorder, turntable, AM
FM, FM stereo quadrasonic four
speakers. Nine months old. Worth
575.00 new. Selling for 350.00. Call
238-7727 after 7 p.m.
PHILLIPS GA2I2 • TURNTABLE
plus Stanton's best cartridge. 3
months old value $250 will sell $l5O
call Fran 238.2640.
STEREO EQUIPMENT: 15.50 per
cent discount. Brand new. Full
factory warranty. All brands also
color TV check before you buy.
Campus Stereo. 237-9134.
RED HOT CASSETTE specials.
- Scotch C-60 S.B Sony C-90 $1:53.
T.S.C. the Television Service
Center.
RADER HIGH FIDELITY
authorized service for Kenwood
Fisher Sony Sansui TEAC Pioneer
Crown Evergreen 466-6500
BENJAMIN MIRACORD WITH
base and dust cover $50.00 5-
3358.
FOR SALE: MAGNAVOX stereo
$150.00. Call 364-1287 after 5 p.m
AUTOMOTIVE goL
VREDESTEIN, Semperit,
Pirelli, Concord, Uniroyal, etc.
Unbiased recommendations.
Discount Prices. Sway-bars, Koni,
AMCO, etc. Call Bagley
Preparation, 238-8375.
ARE YOU AN auto freak? Here's
one for you, center section of a
three piece fiberglass body for 'an
Avenger GT. It looks like a Ford
GT-40. Fits any VW without
shortening frame. Serious
inquirers only. 238-0480. Gary.
5150.00. Must see.
1971 PINTO RUNABOUT.
Reduced to $l2OO for immediate
sale. Call 238-7446 after 6 'p.m.
1965 CHEVELLE STATION
wagon. Excel mechanical
condition Std. 6 cyl. dependable,
practical, econornical 5500, 238-
4470.
1969 VW CAMPER excellent
condition, radial tires, tape
stereo,radio. Price negotiable.
Call 865-8344.
1969 FIAT 850 CORVETTE. AM
FM, radials, mech. excel. 35.40
m-gal $750. Bob 237-8087.
Defeats new minimum
Wage veto upheld
WASHINGTON (AP) The House has
upheld President Nixon's veto of a bill
increasing the minimum wage to $2.20 an
hour and extending coverage to 7 million new
workers, including household maids.
The•2s9 to 164 vote yesterday was 23 votes
short of the two-thirds majority needed to
override the veto. It gave Nixon a perfect six
for-six batting average in vetoes sustained
this year.
Nixon vetoed the bill on grounds it would
increase unemployment and add to
inflationary pressures.
After the vote, AFL-CIO President George
Meany said the defeat of the bill "is in reality
a victory for exploitation and greed."
"The will of the majority has been
thwarted and the worst paid workers in
America will continue to subsidize their
greedy employers," Meany said.
The bill would have hiked the minimum
wage from $1.60 an hour to $2 this year and
$2.20 next year.
A determined lobbying effort by organized
labor was unable to cut deeply enough into
Martin sentenced
PHILADELPHIA (AP)
Aubran W. Martin yesterday
was sentenced to die in the
electric - chair for his part in
the 1969 murders of United
Mine Workers reformer
Joseph Yablonski, his wife
and daughter.
The sentence handed down
by Judge Charles Sweet
marked another coup for
Richard Sprague, the special
prosecutor overseeing the
Yablonski case.
Sprague, Philadelphia's
first assistant district
attorney, has won convictions
in all of the 400 murder cases
he has prosecuted.
1939 PACKARD. BODY and
mechanical condition good.
Current inspection. Priced
reasonably. 466-6149 or 865-7846
evenings.
1953 OLDS 88 VERY good
condition. 2 tone green. Original
paint job and interior. $250. Call
Greg 238-9279.
VW KARMANN GHIA, 1970
automatic stick-shift, excellent
condition, no rust, radio. Call 238-
3706.
1972 YAMAHA 250, OT2 Enduro,
1200 miles. Excellent condition.
Call Chas after five at 238-3680.
68 MUSTANG AUTOMATIC,
power-steering, new inspection,
fine condition - price negotiable.
Asking 5950. Call 234-0471.
PUCM 125 MX 1972, never raced,
excellent S 500; trailer S 100; Bell
Star 550. 8651162 afternoons.
1971 SUZUKI; 125 Trail bike Good
shape. 237-7290.
1973 PINTO RUNABOUT for sale.
Delux interior, radial tires,
2000 cc, disk brakes, luggage rack,
handling package. 237-9879.
VW BUG 1960, good condition.
- New clutc. Asking $250. Call
Jon 234-0692. Must sell.
PORSCHE 1971 - 911. Excellent
condition many extras. Call 237-
8708 or 865.3993.
1968 VW SQUAREBACK, 54,000
miles. Complete service record,
very clean, one owner. $lO5O firm.
238-4242..
1972 YAMAHA 360 cc Enduro, 5300
mi. Reed valvs, luggage
carrier. Great shape. Call John
238.4788.
71 HONDA 350, 6400 miles, just
inspected, tool kit included, best
offer, need money for school. Call
237-8977.
ATTENTION
LET. AN
seamstress make repairs or
alter your clothing. Very
reasonable. Call 234.0471.
EPISCOPAL STUDENTS
INVITES those= interested to
Eisenhower Chapel Sunday
Services at 9:00 am and•or 6:15
pm. Also Holy Spirit Community,
Tuesday 7:00 pm.
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at
the Shandygaff Saloon.
HITCHCOCK RAILWAY NOW
taking fall term rack band
bookings • call Ed 237-6064, Jim
355-9705 nights.
THE YUCATAN HAMMOCK
legendary gift of the gods -
sleeps 2. Come on in and try it! at
Sunshine 220 S. Fraser (across
from the Post Office).
PIPE SMOKERS!
EXCEPTIONAL values in
handcrafted black meerschaum
pipes. Huge selection. Catalog.
PMP Co.- P.O. Box 444
Gaithersburg, Md. 20760.
MICHELIN
OVERWEIGHT? PSYCHOLOGY
DEPARTMENT's Fall reducing
program is starting now. Call 865-
3429 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
RACQUET STRINGING.
SQUASH, tennis, badminton,
raauetball, tournament nylon.
56.00 (reg. $10.00) unconditionally
guaranteed. 237-2180 for more
prices and info.
HELP LINE: 8 A.M. 10 5 P.M. M
F, 116 Old Main. 4 p.m. to
Midnite 102 A Boucke. 12 noon to 8
p.m. Sat. & Sun. 102 A Boucke. Call
863-0306.
INTERVARISTY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP Grad group will
meet on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
Come to 135 W.Mitchel Ave. if you
want to praise God with us or call
238-4629 or 238-7741 for further
info.
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
DANCE Workshop is offering
ballet, modern dance, jazz and tap
classes. 238.7014.
DRUMMER AVAILABLE,
years experience. Looking for
established rock or blues band.
Call Tom 238-9067.
The number two man in the
Philadelphia district
attorney's office, he is a
strong advocate of the death
penalty. At yesterday's
hearing he called upon an
assistant Philadelphia
district attorney to testify on
a study made concerning the
use of capital punishment in
Pennsylvania.
Arthur Schuman argued
that his study of some 430 first
degree murder convictions
over the past decade showed
that the death penalty had
been meted out in a non
discriminatory fashion.
Judge Sweet accepted the
Classified
MODERN JAZZ AND 'ballet
classes, Miss Audrey Tischler,
graduate student in theatre arts at
Penn State, instructor. For
further information call The
Ballet Studio, Majorie Dixon,
Director, 238-6033,
DAVIDSON'S BARBER SHOP
- the only Roffler franchised
barber shop in the central Pa.
area. Features men's hairstyling,
razor cutting, conventional
haircuts, men's wigs and
hairpieces. Offers hair
grooming, grooming products -
Roffler and RK shampoos, the
best you can buy hair brushes;
pure bristle, professional quality
hot comb - $18.95, hand blower
hair dryers - $17.95, stretch wigs,
hair pieces, hair piece tape. 102 E.
College Ave. 2nd floor phone: 238-
0612. By appointment only.
KARATE INSTRUCTION
TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and
Sundays, 7:30 - 9 p.m. 106 White
Building. Stop by and see us. The
'PSU Karate Club.
FOCUS MAGAZINE NEEDS an
advertising staff. Here's a
chance to gain valuable
experience and make a little
money. Come to a meeting Thurs.,
Sept. 20 in 203 HUB at 7:30 or call
Ken at 865-3924.
IF YOU ARE "serious" about
"ecology" and want to do
something and make some
money. Call 238-0480. Gary.
TYPING IBM SELECTRIC. Pick
up-delivery available. Fast
dependable service. 355-7351.
USG GAY LINE, information on
homosexuality, referrals, rap.
Tues., Fri., Sun. 7.11 p.m. 863.0296.
FEEL GOOD ALL over! Get into
our shoes for guys gals. Bass,
Dexter, great names Looks
Lovingly The Shoe Fly.
DRUMMER DESIRES WORK
with established rock group.
Call Bruce 237-0985.
FOR THE BEST in solid rock and
good dance music ARGOS a
progressive group. 238-4145
GUITAR LESSONS. CLASSICAL
and folk. Private and classes.
Professional state certified
teacher. 238-3711 or 466-6806.
EXPERIENCED
"LADIES NIGHT" AT
Scorpion every Tuesday . with
"Trooper Rabbit" also
"Shepherd" every Wednesday
t.mr.bm. PHOTO STUDIO
Passports, I.Ci.'s, Weddings,
Groups, Portraits. 200 W. College
Ave. 237-6647.
At--
EXPERT SEWING AND
alterations. Quality work,
reasonable rates. Free calls on
campus. IC Domenig. 237-8293.
TYPINGf PROFESSION
I TYPIST. Theses and term
papers. IBM Selectric. Pick-up
and delivery. Fast dependable
service. 355-7351. ,
FOUND
FOUND: SMALL KEY, possibly
to bicycle in H. Dev. Building.
To claim call Patti 865-5363.
FOUND: BLACK WALLET
downtown. Identification in
wallet, but can't find owner.
Please call and identify, self by
name. 865-8446.
LOST
LOST OLASStb REWARD
brown frame with gold stems -
foto gray. Please call 237-6142.
LOST: BLACK, AND white long
haired male cat, four months.
Please call 238.7556 or 238-7043.
MALE KITTEN, 5 months. Black
with two hidden white spots.
Very affectionate. Call Tammie
237-0062.
REWARD FOR MEN'S ring lost
near natatorium. Call Jack
Long 237-4203.
BROWN LEATHER JACKET left
at V.F.W. Friday night after Art
Party. 231-8112 Chris.
'LOST BLACK WALLET Friday
night downtown area.
Important cards. Keep money
please return. 234-0622 atter 5.
the conservative opposition to produce a two
thirds majority:
Fifty-one Republicans deserted the
administration and voted to override. But 29
Democrats offset the loss, joining with 135
Republicans to give Nixon a comfortable
margin.
The vote, which wiped out a three-year
effort in Congress to increase the minimum
wage—last raised in 1966—left the future of
the legislation in doubt.
Nixon and most Republicans who took part
in the debate said they would support a more
moderate bill and urged the Democrats on
the Education and Labor Committee to bring
one out promptly:
But Rep. John H. Dent, D-Pa., chairman of
the subcommittee handling the bill, said he
would leave Congress before he would bring
out a bill containing Nixon's
recommendation for a lwer wage scale for
teenage workers.
The lack of such a differential was one of
the] major factors influencing Nixon's
decision to veto the bill.
argument
"In Mr. Sprague's excellent
brief, he shows that the death
penalty in Pennsylvania has
not been applied in an
impermissibly discrimin
atory manner, either to a race
or to whether the defendant is
represented by appointed or
private counsel," Sweet said.
Now Sprague awaits what
probably will be his biggest
court battle to date. Deposed
UMW president W.A. "Tony"
Boyle was charged with
murder in the Yablonski case
two weeks ago, adding
another trial to the case that
has taken up three years.
1474 CLASS RING, green stone
OAX inscribed, initials KJP
inside, cash reward, Call Karl 237-
2601.
BLACK SAMSONITE ATTACHE
case contains Soc. I book, two
Shaums outlines .and notebook
Please call Bill Kipe at 237-6722
Reward.
WANTED
ROOMATE WINTER TERM only.
Share cozy one bedroom
apartment one block from
campus. Jan 23741842.
.RIDE TO BELLEFONTE every
Thursday after sixth period.
Will pay. Call Bob Somers 355-
3343.
HOME FOR SMALL dog for 1 or 2
months. will pay food, 510 per
month. Call 234-0553 or 865-2893.
JOIN OUR CREW - delivery
people needed Tues, Thurs.
Friday, Saturday, 6 p.m. - 2 a.m.
must have your own car. Stop in -
Phila.' Cheese Steak, 420 Clay
Lane.
FEMALE ROOMATE. 1 block
from campus. Rent negotiable.
Call 237-8507.
MALE• ROOMMATE NEEDED
for fall term. Student or non
pstudent. Reasonable rate. Call
_es 237-5197 for more information.
Keep calling.
NEEDED-WINTER-TERM-apt.,
or roommate with apt.
(preferred). Contact Barb Smith
12 Columbia Ave. Carnegie Pa
15106 or phone 238-9474
PAR r IME JOB in Retail Store,
4 hours, 5 days weekly 10 a.m. - 2
p.m. Call 237-8190.
THREE GENERAL ADMISSION
tickets - lowa. Prefer West
sections. Jody 238-3436.
EMALE ROOMMATE GRAD or
working. Own bedroom. Cozy
apartment near campus. SBO-mp.
Call anytime 865-2376.
FEMALE ROOMMATE TO share
apartment S7O-month, Utilities
included. Call:. 237-6750.
u/SHWASHER TO RUN machine
Meals plus social privileges
Beta Theta Pi. Call 238-9719.
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST WILL
type term papers, thesis
letters, etc. Close to campus, 237
7967.
FEMALE ROOMMATE
WANTED to share apartment at
Penn Towers. Call 234-0457 after 9-
18 (Tue.) Call 237-9329.
ROOMS
DESPERATE! MUST SELL
femaledorm contract ..FAST!
If interested, please call Jo. 865-
2457.
MALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale, East Halls, will make any
deal 234-3474.
APARTMENTS
SUBLET: ONE BEDROOM apt.
Cedarbrook fall, winter, and
spring terms with parking. Call
Dan 237-9115.
1-BEDROOM PARTLY
FURNISHED 2-man apt. all
; utilities paid. Available
immediately. 173 mo. Park Hill.
237.0802.
RENT: SPACIOUS, 2-BEDROOM
apartment walking distance
campus. 5150 per month. Ask
about Crestmont Apt. C-8 (237.
3456).
SUB•LEASE WINTER and spring
three bedroom furnished apt.
Two baths, dishwasher utilities
included. Close to campus. 5360
per month 237-3545.
SUBLET: ONE-BEDROOM
APARTMENT Park Forest
Villas, rent includes utilities
available Oct. Call 237-2450
anytime.
GRAD STUDENT MALE to share
large 2 bedroom rural apt. SBO
month. Laundry, parking and
utilities. Call 466-6153 after five.
8 x 45 TRA(LOR FOR RENT one
mile off campus call 237-3928..