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Biological Science 1 & 2
'Keeton: Elements of Biological
Science
Biology 11 ;
Curtis: Biology
Chemistry 12 & 13
Sienko: Chemical Principles and
Properties '
V,conomics 2
' Samuelson: Economics
English 1,2, 3 - & 11
Perrin: Handbook of Current
English •
French 1 & 11
Vallette: Contacts
French 21, 31 & 32
Pucciani: Langue Et Langage
eological Science 20
Hamblin: Exercises in Physical
Geology Lab Manual
German 1,2, & 3
Helbling: First year German
Math 61
Shanks: Calculus
Math 62 & 71
Loomis: Calculus
Physics 201
Tipler :,Physics
Physics 202, 203 & 204
Halliday: Fundamentals of Physics
Psychology 2
- Krech: Psychology (A Basic Course)
Dyal: Readings in Psychology
Spanish 1,2, 3, & 11 •
Dalbor: Beginning College Spanish
Dalbor: Workbook
Speech Communications 200
Wilson: Public Speaking as a
Liberal Art
'State Dept.
released for
WASHINGTON (UPI) --
State Department officials,
while pleased that the Viet
namese have supplied any
information about Americans
listed as missing, describe the
• handing over of only 12 names
•i as a "cynical act designed for
political purposes."
An analysis of the list of 12
names leads the officials to
conclude that the Vietnamese
have had this information,
and were witholding it, for at
, i least 10 years. State
'Department officials believe
that the motive for releasing
the dozen names now is
directly linked to the forth
coming application of
Vietnam for membership in
the United Nations.
U.S. officials have in
dicated that the United States
will veto the U.N. application
until there is a full accounting
of the Americans missing in
action.
About 2,500 Americans are
missing. President Ford said
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says
political
in a message yesterday that
the Vietnamese have in
formation on hundreds
more."
Rep. Paul McCloskey, R-
Calif., thinks the Vietnamese
have information about some
250 to 300 Americans. State
Department officials say it is
clear that the Vietnamese do
not have information on all
2,500, but they could have
some bits of information on as
many as one-quarter of that
number.
In any case, none of the U.S.
information indicates ,that
any of the missing Americans
is still alive.
' State Department officials
said that the 12 men in the list
handed over by the Viet
namese in Paris Monday
were - all , shot, down 'between
1965 and 1967, mostly over the
Hanoi-Haiphong area.
The officials said it is clear
from the fact that the men
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were accurately identified,
that the Vietnamese had their
identity cards, and' that they
had the identification for
some 10 years, but were
witholding it.
no real choice
By DAVE SKIDMORE
Collegian Staff Writer
Prices vary little for both
new and used textbooks at the
three major local bookstores.
Of 18 textbooks surveyed,
only once does a book price
vary more than five cents
from the book price — in
another store.
Campus
thefts
reported
University police, in a nine
hour span yesterday,
received four reports of
campus thefts.
An investigation of an open
soft drink vending machine in
Beaver revealed that $l9 had
been stolen from the cash
box.
Police log
—William Baer, Eastgate
apartments, and David
Kinsey, 417 Geary, reported
that books totaling $32.50
were stolen as they shopped
in the Penn State Bookstore in
the HUB:
—Bruce R. Moyer, chemistry
curator, reported the theft of
a torque wrench worth $l5
from 106 Whitmore Lab.
State College police said a
man was caught yesterday
trying to steal three packages
of pens and a roll of trans
parent tape worth $1.40,
from the Student Book Store,
330 E. College Ave.
call Lynne at
According to Owen Heney,
manager of the Penn State
Book Store in the basement of
McAllister Building, this is
because all of the stores sell
texts at publisher's list
prices. Price differences
occur when leftover texts
from a previous term are sold
at the old price, he said.
While there is little dif
ference in price, one store The University Book Centre
sometimes carries a book in is located at 206 E. College
used condition while the other Ave. and the Student Book
stores do not. Store at 330 E. College Ave.
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Coffeehouse: 7:30 HUB Terrace
"Dimensions" is a student activities fair, giving every Penn
State student the opportunity to see and experience the
many organizations and activities available to them at
University Park.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
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Check-out lines tend to be
longer at the Penn State Book
Store because there are fewer
cash registers.
Students may have dif
ficulty reselling Calculus by
Loomis, Fundamentals of
Physics by Halliday and
Langue Et Langage by
Pucciani. They are being
replaced by other texts.
Rain date: September 10
French jet blown up
AJACCIO, Corsica (UPI) Armed Corsican
nationalists yesterday took over the Ajaccio airfield,
blocked the runways with trucks and then destroyed with
a plastic charge an Air France Boeing 707 jetliner.
The nationalists, some of. them armed with rifles and
pistols, forced the jetliner crew at pistol point to leave the
plane before setting it afire with a powerful plastic bomb,
police said. .
The airport had been closed to all traffic when about 15
trucks drove onto the runways and surrounded the Boeing
707. One hundred and eighty passengers, preparing to
board the plane for a flight to Paris remained in the
airport building.
The Air France jetliner was one of three planes stalled
on the runways by trucks of the Strade Corsa nationalist
truck drivers organization.
Five armed men ordered the pilot to taxi the plane to
the end of the runway, ordered the crew out of the plane
and set it ablaze at 10:45 p.m. (4:45 p.m. EDT), police
said.
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