I—The Daily Collegian. Friday. December 12,1975
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WASHINGTON ( UPI) Supreme , ! Sen. Birch Bayh, -Ind ., candidate i , Bayh said he voted for Stevens because I
Court nominee Juge John Paul Itevens ff)r his party's presidential nomination, of his l i ntellectual abilities" and in-,
won unanimous approval yesterday from voted for Stevens but indicated he tegrity, a ding that he could not conclude
the Senate Judiciary Committee. His-.disagreed strongly with Ids' previous that his views on women's, rights .were I
confirmation ;by the full Senate is ex-'•- opinions on women's rights issues. „. "of such magnitude to deny him con-1
pected Monday. ' r "His Views ... orr equal :justice for f,irmati ." ,
Stevens, nominated by President Ford Women 'do not denu:istrate the type. of 1 Sen.. wart! M. Kennedy; D-Mais.,l
lo fill the seat of retired Justice William empathy and conc ernthat I would prefer reported o the committee that Stevens'
0. Douglas, ! sailed through the com- in a Supreme Court justice," Bayb said . tax re for the past 10 years and a ;
mittee's hearings, earlier this! week "If the choice had been mine, Judge breakd7 of his . finances had 'been
%without encountering serious opposition. Stevens would not have. been ! the found td be satisfactory by former ! In- '
f? The 15-meniber committee voted 13 to nominee." , ! ternal 1 (slue Service Commissioner,
bto recommend confirmation. Two ab- Rulinis by the Chicago U.S. appeals Mortime I Caplan who examined - the;
sentees. Sens. Hiram Fong, R-Hawaii, court judge in sex discrimination suits- papers f the; committee. 1. , ,
and John ;Tunney. D-Calif., had haVe provoked opposition ' among The , committee was briefed Wed-.
previously indicated,their support for the women's rights groups, including the nesday on. the results of a lengthy . in
-55-year-old former anti-trust attorney National Organization for Women which vestigation by the FBI on Stevens which;
who is now a member of the 7th UIS. Cir- charged him with being "insensitive" to Fong ' d'escribed as "highly com- I
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Moslems, Christians call truce,,,,
BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) have a Irnnet oickot 1.n.....4 • .3 '•'. • • •
Beirut Radio reported
yesterday night that warring
Moslem and Christian militia
leaders had reached full
agreement on still another
cease-fire to coincide with
today's Moslem holiday of Al
Adha, the feast of sacrifice.
Statements by both sides
accepting the mediation
efforts of Premier Rashid
Karami reflected the doubts
and wariness of men who
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have almost destroyed
Lebanon in eight months of
secular warfare that has
killed more than 5,000 persons
and wounded 11,000.
The new cease-fire, second
in two days and the 16th in 11
weeks, was effectiVe at 2 a.m.
Friday 7 p.m. EST. But
several hours after both sides
announced they were willing
to join a truce recoiless rifles,
mortar and rocket bombs and
heavy machinegun fire still
roared across Beirut's em
battle seafront area.
Mmlem forces fighting
under a red "Peoples flag"
conquered most of the luxury
seaside area yesterday in the
bloodieSt round of the civil
war and laid siege to the last
Christian stronghold there
the 28-story Holiday Inn.
Leftists had the Inn'
surrounded and the only'
escape route for the'
Phalangists, was in the!
Mosleths' gunsights.
There was more bloodshed
in the coutnryside. Zahle, a'
Christian town 25 miles east
of Beirut, exchanged heavy
fire with a group of neigh
boring , Moslem villages late,
yesterday after the slaying
in cold blood of six Christians
in the Moslem village of Hosh',
Al-Omara.
Throughout the day th&
victorious Moslett forces had
boycotted meetings called by
the premier to try to end the
fighting. But last night t4a
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leftist delegatiiin went to
government house and sat
down with right-wing leaders
under Karami's chair
manship.
• Terms of the cease-fire
agreement were drastic.
They called for immediate
end to the fighting, the
release of kidnaped persons
under ;pain of assaults by'
security forces on , places
were kidnaped persons were
being held, the withdrawal of
all armed persons from
contested areas to be
replaced by security forces
and promises to 'turn over
people, wanted for murder
and kidnaping. '
Abbas Khalaf, deputy
leader tof the' Progressive
Socialist Party, said the
combined left had agreed to
an "unconditional cease-fire,
provided the other side
agrees..." The Phalangists
said they would obey the
truce but only if the other side
did, too.
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Culture Center holds art exhibit
An arts and crafts exhibit
and sale !will run from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.! today, and tomorrow
at the Paul Robeson Cultural
Center.
The first Winter Term
meeting of the Pre-Veterinary
Club, at 7 p.m. Monday in 301 -
Agricultural Administration
Building will be followed by a
Collegian notes
trip to the Beef Barns for a
demonstration on animal
restraint.
There will be a Colloquy
meeting 6:30 tonight in 316
HUB.
Lo's Ellenberger will
pres nt
i rn
a demonstration
works op .in '
corn husk art
from non to i p.m. today in
the HU ain lounge.
The Free University class,
now 0-ftu4. f-f?'
'PI Ex BAcumx. &at.
- COMPLIMENTS OF
••Vegie O.D. The
Vegetariark's Delight," will
sponsor a potluck dinner 6:30
tonight at 630 E. Foster Ave.
All are welcome.
An Olde English Madrigal
dinnerlcert, 16th century
style, w be held 6:30 p.m.
tomorrow and Supday in
Kern. Stuffed rock 'ornish
hen .will be served-:ad en
tertainment includes a min
strel, jester, Madrigal singing
and brass ensemble. Call 865-
1878 for reservations.
WQWK radio and • Kappa
Sigma fraternity will hold a
Happy Hour and Casino Night
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorro at
Kappa Sigma, 255 Hignnd
Ave. Proceeds will benefiti the
families. of the Park Forest
Day Card Center.
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Frierids of India Association
will screen •'Seema. winner of
two film awards, •30
tomorrow night in 101
The Community Awarene
Program will hold a
Children's International
Christmis Party for children
of students, faculty and staff
2 p.m. Sunday in Walnut
Building.
The Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship of Centre County.
will celebrate their "Annual
Old-Fashioned Family Christ
mas" 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the
Religious Education Building.
758 Glenn Rd. '
Students for PennPIRG will
meet 2 p.m. Sunday in the un
dergraduate Library of Pat
tee.
The , Society of Professional
Journalists will meet 1:30
p.m. Sunday in 101 Carnegie.
The Improvisational
Theatre Group will hold a
rehearsal 1 p.m. Sunday in
Screams avert robbery
An armed robbery was Larry Hiens of Stale College
averted by a screaming heard the screams and alerted
woman clerk early Wednes- the police. The arthcd man
day morning at the Ma-Jik fled the scene but no suspects
Market on W College Avenue. have been arrested.
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Saturday 10-6
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ALL MEMBERS OF
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FORM AND QUESTIONNAIRE
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BEFOVE CHRISTMAS BREAK
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT
SHOP THE WORLD
THIS CHRISTMAS
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imports clothing,
jewelry and gift
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The Penn State In
ternational Soccer Club will
practice from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday in gym three of the In
tramural Building.
The Free U class, "You
Mean You WALKED?" will
meet 11 a.m. Sunday in 301
HUB. Dress'for the weather.
Due to a scheduling error.
some sections of Nutrition 119
are Still open. Interested per
sons' should go to 115 Human
Development Building.
The State Ccillege Saint
Paulia Club. will meet 7:30_
p.m. Monday at 1650 Cherry
Hill Rd.
Today is the final day of the
UNICEF Christmas and
greeting card said on the HUB
ground floor.
is open this _
week and
next!