16—The Daily Collegian Friday • September 27, 1974 li F or d oi l attac k s bl aste d Mixed-media show in Pattee , ' By UPI agenda of the current U.N. of the& "arsenal of nuclear Ministry disclosed in Caracas Pa lice Library . An exhibit on the occult will be drawings which illustrate Speight's The Shah• on Iran - - said l General Assembly. Delegates' arms," he said, Ford's re- Thursday that becauie the Mixed mediapaintings by Michael featured in the west side of the main work over a 50-year period. yesterday in the stregest said reaction to criticism of marks criticizing the upward prices of its crude oil is below Allison, using a wide range of lobby. The display has been set up to Gallery B currently houses an reply yet to President Ford's high oil prices was touched on spiral 0f.411 prices were "not that of Middle Ea'st producers, materials are on display in the tie in with Colloquy's guest speakers exhibit of pieces from the Museum's attacks on skyrocketing_ oil but not discussed in detail. at all accep)able to Iran." taxes on foreign oil firms may library's east corridor lobby. Allison, on the same subject. permanent collection. prices that no country can die- The Shah, on a visit to' "We w4be ready to provide be increased more than the 3,5 Australia. told the National The Museam is open noon to 5 p.M. tate its oil policies. our enemy resouces against per cent hike decided on the an Altoow artist, will show his work The east side of the main lobby has Venezuela, the largest sup- Press Club in Canberra that Tuesday through Sunday. Museum 13-nation Organization of until Oct 10 • an exhibit called "Four Easy Pieces" the ' stinghouses and tours are scheduled every Thursday plier of foreign oil to the Iran was willing to negotiate Petroleum Export Countries - . Oil paintings by Nancy - .Hazlet, a on Penn State history. It's about United States, said yesterday an international treaty tying General Motors and General The decision of OPEC to master of fine arts degree candidate the Goodyear blimp, student publi- at 1:30 p.m. ' it may 000 st taxes paid by i the price of oil to 20 to 30 other Electrics and all the other at the University, will be on exhibit in cations, the names of Penn State Chambers Gallery ~ , foreign oil n ompanies higher commodities, such as food and generals they have," he said. boost royalties paid by the oil companies comes into effect the circulation lobby through next buildings, ,and: traditional class Jeanne Steven l Sollman will be than agreed to by Arab other basic materials. The Venezuelan Mines the last quarter of 1974 week - rivalries and related hi4inks. showing her dnaWings and paintings nations for the rest of this ' "If the prices of these corn- Photographs by Dennis Doui3anis . until Oct. 18. year. modifies go down, our oil will • • 7iluseum of Art . 1 graduate-philosophy } are being - Kern Graduate Building In New York, foreign go down," hesaid. CIA tinder attack shown in the '.est lobby through Oct. "Manayunk and Other Places: A Oil paintings by Bob and Susan ministers and ambassadors of • "We are ready for serious i 5 Francis Speight Retrospective" will Duncan will be) featured in the the 120 Arab League nations talks on that subject." WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. William Fulbright, D-Ark . Books by Luis Alberto Sanchez, a continue in galleries A and Cat the Graduate Commons Gallery through met yesterday •for a second But, he said, "nobody can yesterday joined a growing list of senators calling for a joint South American author who will be Museum until the end of October. The Oct. 12. Denise Faleski's ceramics day, and scheduled a third day dictate to us, nobody can wave House-Senate - committee to curb secret operations of the Cen t isiting Perm State, will be on exhibit Museum staff has brought together will be shown in the display cases of talks for today on Middle a finger at us, because we can in the Rare Books Hoorn next week. about 60 oils, watercolors and through October. , East problems. wave back." tral Intelligence Agency. A league spokeman said the While it was "absolutely "I don't think the CIA should be engaged in covert - operations at all. I think it should be an intelligence gathering main issue was the vital" for Iran to stay friendly ......1 ... um mg am mi . imam iim lem Imam me i me mumumimommume on , im on ism am an inn =mum immi Palestinian problem, on the with the United States because operation." said Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. - I I I "Their covert operations get involved in elections in foreign 'STUDENTS: YOU-CAN EARN FROM i GRAD DEM— RAE you _ countries and we usually end up electing the wrong people " Fulbright said he Auld support legislation by Sen. Howard I ! ELECIED °ItoZSAN Baker, R-Tenn., Sen. Lowell Weicker, D-Conn , and several others to create a Joint Committee on Oversight of the CIA. The move was sparked by disclosure the CIA spent $ll 1 million supporting opposition to the late Salvador Allende in 1 3 4 1 1 VNEO Chile. I .... $6O TO $ll 00 , 1 a The White House has been cool to the oversight committee I 1 PER idea. 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