The Daily Collegian Friday, May 7,1976 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PENN STATE BOOKSTORE, MCALLISTER BUILDING AND ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HUB JOBS ACROSS 28 Taxi 1 Fog 30 Fathers of juniors: abbr 4 Pope's triple crown 31 Greek letter 9 Religious ceremonies 34 Newspaper celebrity 16 Bullfight yell 36 Rival of Phila. 17 Poker stakes 38 "Better late never" 18 Made into law 39 Path: French 19 Ewe's spouse 41 Band leader Brown 20 Job for a baseball player or a 42 Cancer: German frog 43 Green light meaning 22 Andy's, partner 44 Predecessor of slate 24 Nothing 46 Person of great wisdom 25 "You may stranger" 47 Trouble 26 Put a lid on 49 Violent upheaval PARKWAY LOOK TO PARKWAY PLAZA FOR YOUR FALL APARTMENT AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Parkway Plaza includes many extra features in your apartment to make you feel at home. WALL TO WALL CARPETING covers your apartment for that luxurious and comfortable look. AIR-CONDITIONING keeps you cool when you want to be at no extra charge. 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By Mike Shenk 50 Bright star 52 "Krazy " 53 Quit that! 55 Product of haste 57 Common greeting 58 Walked back and forth 59 Damage 60 Attainments of weapons 64 Wapitis 65 Diamond weight unit 67 Bull's-eye 68 Abbreviations for the Empire State 69 Decay DOWN 1 Greeley and Walpole 2 Topped with icecream 3 Jobforabarberoraburgler 4 Touch: prefix 5 "I knew instant..." 6 Garret 7 Applaud again , 8 Cigarette residue 9 Makes a home again, as a bird 10 Actress Stevens and others 11 William Howard and others 12 Home of the Bruins: abbr 13 New Zealand tribe 14 Grant's opponent 15 Abbreviations for the Coyote State Common contraction Quarrel King: French Passing a ; |ob for a Senator or a counterfeiter Job for a prison guard or a battery tester " usted espanol" Insert Use a seat again High schoolers Syllable with lalala Greek tetter Indian ape "The World " Not secret Certain poplar Rome's country Relieve Ear: prefix Foolllke part Inland sea in Russia Employed Alternoon show Insaie Rock science Runs au naturel Removing the center of Paper handkerchief Sap product Making a ; job for a gymnast or a safe-maker Italian wine For example: Latin abbr Italian coin Greek letter Edge The Sixth Sense: abbr Likely " Little Indians" (answers to puzzle on pegs 5) Actress Ullman Interior decorator's arrangement Eagle nest Treefluid Proofreader's word Job fora laundry worker or a lawyer Mauna Famous chapel Throb Late Greek (abbr) Encroach Wyoming river Scythes 21 23 27 29 73 75 77 78 W X, Flaherty has high political hopes PITTSBURGH (AP) Mayor Peter Flaherty, a maverick Democrat with a reputation as a budget cutting administrator, said yesterday he will not seek a third term in 1977. Instead, Flaherty ex pressed an interest in running for governor in 1978 although he stopped short of a flat declaration of candidacy. Flaherty explained his early announcement about next year’s mayoral race by telling a news conference, "I DOONESBURY - '•T'”** thought it was only fair, to my family and my staff and key associates, to make this announcement - since the But asked about the decision has been made.” governor’s office, the 50-year- He said he wants to keep hisold Flaherty grinned and political options open but said, “That’s something I’m ruled out another run for the interested in.” In Harrisburg, Gov. Milton Shapp said Flaherty would be a strong candidate for governor but would face a tough primary race against Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline. Flaherty’s political future “I'm not a legislator, I has also been linked to that of U.S. Senate. He was defeated in the 1974 election by Sen. Richard Schweiker. and reportedly considered run ning for Sen. Hugh Scott’s seat this year, but decided not to. Straw Hats at 1235. Allen St. 9-5:30 daily Mon. & Fri.’til 9 found that out. I’m not in terested in the Senate,” Flaherty said. imirtoHmwecam otm- MIN 6, SMOm-AS-SILK VOCALS AND ■RHYTHM RIFFS TO WRITS HOMB ABOUT! BOYS, ! WANT TO HSAP. sans semis rock n'roll / ATTENTION: Business and Commerce Students Council Meeting for interested and motivated students DATE: May 10,1976 TIME: 7:00 P.M. PLACE: Room 207, Bus. Ad. Bldg. 1976 Course Evaluation Guide is available for sale in the HUB and Undergraduate Administration Office, Bus. Ad. Bldg. Democratic presidential frontrunner Jimmy Carter. Flaherty was the only major politician in the state to support Carter and campaign for the former Georgia governor. Carter won a major victory in that primary last week. The mayor said he will continue to work for Carter’s nomination but said he hasn’t talked with Carter about the possibility of a national post for himself if Carter is elected. by Garry Trudeau
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