Air pollution seminar set Alex Mislevy, graduate Room, student in mechanical —■ —- engineering and air pollution The Penh State , Young control, will conduct an air Socialist Alliance will rneet at pollution seminar fifth period 8 tonight in 173 Willard, today in 140 Fenske. Thermal disposition of small particles will be the topic The Liberal Arts Student ( ountil will I in 124 Sparks The Lesbian Collective will The Ckranian Club will ™ eet a ! 3:30 toni S ht , in the meet at 730 tonight in 321 " "men s Resource Center. Bnucke A teacher from Ananca M.irga will speak on the Evolution of Spiritual and Social Consciousness" at 8 '"night in the HUB Assembly Ford sticks to bankruptcy WASHINGTON i UPI i Five Democratic senators visited President Ford yesterday but failed to soften his opposition to legislation to help New York City and New York state agen -1 ies avoid defaulting on their debts. In other developments, a Senate leader said he thought a filibuster against the bill might be broken. The senator who has raised the filibuster threat agreed and a moderate Republican broke with Ford on the issue. T would say he said 'no,' ” Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., said after asking Ford during the 75-minute meeting to reconsider Ins opposition to a loan guarantee bill produced by Proxmire's Senate Banking Committee. "You can say there is no change in the President’s position." deputy press secretary William Greener said. The Senate mil would provide up to $4 billion in guaranteed loans and empower a federal board chaired by Treasury Secretary William E Simon to compel the city to raise taxes Denenberg hearing ruled no violation HARRISBURG IAP) - Commonwealth Court has dismissed a consumer groups complaint that a Senate committee violated Hie Sunshine Law when it acted on the nomination of loriner PUC Commissioner Herbert Denenberg In an opinion yesterday, the court said the Rules and Executive Nominations Committee is not subject to the open meetings law when it deals with executive nominations The Consumers Education and Protective Association International Inc.. a Philadelphia-based ■ group, had Bled suit against Sen. Thomas Nolan, the com mittee chairman. CEPA said the committee tailed to post the required public notice when it met April 8 to send Denenberg's name to the Collegian notes The Circle K Club will meet at 8 tonight in 320 Boucke. PSOKML, the Penn State Organization for the Reform Senate floor. The Senate voted against Denenberg, who was forced to leave Public Utilitv Com- mission CEPA said the Senate action was illegal because of the Sunshine Law violation. But the court, upholding preliminary defense ob jections, said the Sunshine Law covers only those committee meetings where bills are considered or testimony taken. Even though the committee considered legislation at its April 8 meeting, the action on the nomination does not fall under the Sunshine law, the court said. CEPA’s suit had also named Gov. Shapp, Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline and PUC commissioner James Kelly, who was acting PUC chair manat the time. of Marijuana Laws, is sponsoring a table in the HUB to send postcards to legislators in support of a decriminalization bill now in the state House of Representatives. The University Coalition and the Student Coalition Against Racism will meet at noon tomorrow in the HUB Assembly Room. The meetings entitled “Speak Out Against the Attacks on Public Education,” will include guest speakers. Food Service and Housing Administration 410 students and rent control and reduce pensions, salaries and the city’s work force to achieve a balanced budget. State officials have said the state’s housing authority and other state borrowing agencies face the threat of defaulting on their debts by Friday and the city faced that prospect within the next few weeks. In default, the city would have to file for bankruptcy to retain the ability to pay for essential public safety and health services r CINEMA 2 1 k 116 Heltter St 237-7657 ' km JOHN KATHARINE WASfNE HEPBURN C-A jfc £ A HAL WALLIS Production ROOSTER " mr NOW SHOWING at 2:00 3:55-5:50 7:45-9:45 Daily Above all...it’s a love story. ” NIGHTLY at 6:00 Afklll C33H 800 000 Freebie and the Bean__.^ " THE FLICK 129 S Atherton SI. 237-2112 "MCI BROOKS’ COMIC MASTCRPttar KyOUHo m ••Starts TOMORROW .. 7:30 & 9:30.. Where mere you in ’62? |Pf . AIUCASriIM LTD /COPPOi A CO PtofluCl'On ♦ A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ♦ TfCHNiCOIOR' " STATE, l2B W College Awe. 237-7866 TONITE 7:008.9:20 LAST TANGO IN PARIS” Starts TOMORROW . . 6:15-8:00-9:50 The Moit letutiful j» Irotif TiftUiy Ivrr 'Pg mos§ie m» 0 A H.NSMISI LNIIMITED REtIASI no ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED (X) t} r ' YOU CAN SAVE OVER 20% ON . . . USG’s End of the Term Continental Trailways Chartered Coaches to Pittsburgh & Philadelphia! All USG buses are NON-STOP EXPRESSES TO PITTSBURGH ’ For those of you who would like to make a fast get-away from Happy Valley Buses will begin loading at 12 30 P M (NOON), on Saturday. Nov 1 5. m front of the HUB, and will depart PROMPTLY at 12 45 P M Stops at David We/ss in the Miracle Mile Shopping Center in Monroeville, and downtown at the Traitways Terminal Amval in Pittsburgh approx 4PM For those who have Monday exams, or prefer to "relax" for a day or so before heading home Buses will begin loading at 545 on Monday. November 17. m front of the HUB. and will depart promptly at 6 00 P M Stops at David Weiss in the Miracle Mile Shopping Center in Monroeville, and downtown at the Traitways Terminal Arrival in Pittsburgh approx 9 15 BUS TERMINAL PRICE 9.50 USG PRICE 7.50 TO PHILADELPHIA Forthose of you who prefer center city to University Park, and can 1 wart to get back . Buses will begin loading at 12 45 PM on Saturday, November 15. in front of the HUB, and will depart PROMPTLY at 1 00 P M Stops at the King of Prussia Shopping Center and downtown at the Trailways Terminal Arrival in Philadelphia approx 5 00PM And finally, for those who have Monday exams, or prefer to take in the State College night life for an extra weekend .. Buses will begin loading at 600 P M on Monday. November 17. in iron! of the HUB and wiD depart promptly at 6 15 PM Stops at the King of Prussia Shopping Center and downtown at the Trailways Terminal * Arrival r> Philadelphia approx 10 15 PM BUS TERMINAL PRICE 1 f .00 USG PRICE 8.50 Tickets on sale at the HUB desk beginning Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1975 at 9:00 a.m. Buy your ticket as early as poss ible and be sure of your seat. If we sell you a ticket you will depart on time. No waiting for “the next trip.” So save yourself a couple of dollars, and a walk to the bus terminal ...ride the USG end of the term expresses. For mora information call USG at 863-0295. A service of the Undergraduate Student Government and JEM productions will celebrate the first Thanksgiving at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Human Development Maple Room. For information and reser vations, call 865-7441. The Human Development Student Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Living Center. The Penn State Mining Engineering Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in 26 Mineral Sciences. PSORML, the Penn State Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, will meet at 7:30 tomorrow in 321 Boucke. stand lON thru FRI til 5 p.m. $l.OO > woman ! wants to be- Ross Mahogany (...and the Lady') * LMHBSAL Ptilim • TllHM(OlO. 1 ■ PG "3£- YOU SAVE $2.00 YOU SAVE $2.50 I>> AM I S } Pear Spike, (OONESBURY AMY, YOU CAN'T Be semts about i BECOMING A NATE, I'M SLVEBSMm. RESOLVE? TO TRY. |PGj » | Thank you for ijuiting me to have Ti anksgiving dinner Wr ;hyou and the coyotes. fiND you're um, tmtms, LEAVING ME NOWYOtfUSEE town this umrrrmuKE HOUSE AND FOR ME WHEN &RM& YOU WERE OUT FREEDOM-FIGHTIN6! i. The Daily Collegian Tuesday, No\ember 11. 1975 — It sounds like fun. However.... How do I know tile coyotes won’t eat ME ?
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