I I—The Daily Collegian Thursday, September 9, 1976
Democrats urge
budget approval
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Democrats Yesterday urged
the House and Senate to
approve a $413 billion federal
budget, which they said would
create a million new jobs
without increasing inflation.
Republicans said the
proposed budget would
produce substantially fewer
jobs than claimed and could
re-ignite inflation, interrupt
economic recovery and in the
long run make unemployment
Arms sale blocked
WASHINGTON (UPI) The administration's reported
plan to sell $6O million worth of missiles to Saudi Arabia ran
into stiff opposition Wednesday in the House, where 15
members mounted a move to block the deal.
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal, D-N.Y., speaking for the group
which included one Republican, said three resolutions would
be offered calling for congressional action within 30 days to
prevent such a sale.
"This further accelerates Saudi Arabia's emergence as the
arsenal of the Arab world and is another step towards making
it a confrontation state with Israel," Rosenthal said.
"The sale is also dangerous because transfer of the arms to
other Arab states is highly likely if another Middle East war
erupts."
The Arms Export Control Act passed earlier this year givis
Congress 30 days to veto a weapons`sale through passage of a
resolution. Rosenthal said the group has no independent
knowledge of the sales plan, but he cited "recent published
reports" that the Saudis would buy 850 Sidewinder air-to-air
missiles, 650 Maverick TV-guided air-to-surface missiles and
1,000 TOW antitank missiles.
FOR SALE
SALE BY OWNER. Well con.
structed 131-Level next to Bald
Eagle State Park, 3 to 4 bedrooms,
large living room, modern kit
chen, rec-room, fireplace, Wet
bar, much more. Call 625-2719 ,
'75 DODGE VAN VB, power
steering, power brakes, low
mileage, air cond., new tires. Call
Ken, 237.0646
POLLOCK HALLS female dorm
contract at a good discount. Call
Holl at 237.6755
USED vacuum
cleaners. Used starting at
$lO.OO. All reconditioned and
guaranteed. Complete line of new
Hoover and Eureka vacuums.
Mover's Sew 'n Vac, 908 Pike St.,
Lemont. 238-8367
DOUBLE BED, bean bag chair,
Koss HV-1 headphones; all in
excellent condition; reasonable,
John, 237.5019 ..,
10• SPEED Bertin, 531 Reynolds
tubing, quality components.
Good condition. Call Friday or
Saturda , 234.3314, Ste. hanie
RENT A TV. Any length of time
Economical rates. Television
Service Center. 232 S. Allen
BICYCLE FOR sale. "Women's
three speed. Sturdy, very good
condition. Call Len. 865.9684. Keep
tr in•
FEMALE DORM contract in West
,Halls. Call Suzanne after 6:00
PM, 237-3652
SENIOR GRAD season football
ticket for sale. Best offer by
Frida ni• ht. Call Irene, 237.3609
TWO RESERVED Stanford
• tickets for sale. Call Barb at 865-
8430
SONY 3•HEAD reel to reel tape
deck. Perfect condition, cheap.
Call Bob, 238-0875
FOR SALE: 1965 VW Beetle. Good
transportation. New battery,
new muffler, $350. Tom, 865-6649
VAN: Dodge, 1973, V-8, 38,000
miles, bronze, Michelin tires,
roof vent, louvered window, in.
sulated finished interior. 33300.
238-6570
TEN SPEED AMF bicycle, $5O
Call Barb, 234-2273
TENNIS RACKETS for sale
Brand new Wilson T-3000's
Selling for $35.00. Call Dave, 865
0828
STUDENT HOUSING plan mobile
homes, 14 x 70, 100 per cent
financing, co's discount. 237-5112
26" RALEIGH three speed with
auto rack, chain lock, book bag,
$BO.OO. T. Hornor, 237-3332, ni• hts
NEED FOOTBALL tickets? Don't
worry. Call 237.9753, student or
reserved
FEMALE DORM contract for
sale, fall-winter-spring. , Call
Maryann. 237-4722 •
71 240 Z 4 spd. AC. Must sell. 237
5888
FOR SALE: two men's 10-speeds.
Good condition. Call 466.7544
between 8-10 PM
LOWEST PR ICES on paints and
wallpapers. Tomasch paints
and glass, Spring Mills, 422-8191
MATTRESS, card files, greeting
card displays, water softener,
garbage disposal, paint, kitchen
wares. 422-8191
FEMALE DORM contract.
Winter and spring. Don't delay
call toda ! 865-4505, L nn
MONEY!
Instruments SR•SIA super slide
rule calculator. Like new! Call
237.1674, after 6 PM
CANOE, 17 foot, Old Town,
fiberglass, open boat, yellow
and white. Call 466 6164
LADIES 3-speed bicycle. 26 inch.
Good condition. Lock included,
S3O. Call 238.1323
WANTED TO SELL: male dorm
contract in Beaver Hall. Contact
Kevin at 865.7192
1975 KAWASAKI KZ4OO motor
cycle, low mileage, excellent
condition, extras. Only $BOO. Call
Don 865-6737
WEST HALLS female dorm
contract. 1 / 2 double occupancy.
Call 238.2854 or 234-1316
FOR SALE: male dorm contract
for sale, call Wes at 865.1801 or
Dan at 237-1555
FOR SALE: male dorm Contract,
call Frank at 234.8177
HONDA '75 CB4OOF excellent
condition, low mileage, extras,
51250 • offer. 237-2674 after 6:00
PM
FEMALE DORM contract for sale
at discount, located in West
Halls. Must sell. Contact 234.2657
SWEET CORN, fine flavor, ex
cellent quality, fresh daily.
Harner Farm, 2191 W. Whitehall
Rd., closed Sun.
DISCOUNT FOOD coupons for
use in Terrace Room, HUB and
Kern cafeterias. Sold in small
quantities. Ann 865-7165
COINS, STAMPS, paper money,
political items. Herb Black's
coin-stamp shop. 119 S. Fraser.
238-7833
worse
The House and Senate
budget committees have
proposed almost identical
spending figures for fiscal
year 1977, which begins Oct.l :
the House panel $413.2 billion,
the Senate committee $412.8
billion.
The figures are close to
targets Congress set in May
and are about $l9 billion more
than President Ford proposed
to spend. They include most
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE Schwinn men's five
speed, good condition. Asking
$45.00. Call 237.8725. Ask for Larr
MUST SELL: 1971 VW Beetle,
40,000 miles, AM radio, good
condition. Terri, 355-0287
FOR SALE male dorm contract in
the Pollock Area; Call 234.1845
or 703-356-5365 COLLECT
evenings
MOSRITE BASS guitar $lOO.OO.
Gibson EB2•DC bass guitar
5175.00. Call David at 237.5876
leave message
WILLIAMSBURG or
.ultramodern? Make your
autumn centerpiece to suit
yourself with orange lanterns,
golden yarrow, brown cattails
from Peppermint Farm. Last
house on Houserville Road. Turn
left at second traffic light on
Route 26 (East College Avenue).
Open Fridays, Saturdays, and
Sundays, 10.6; other times by
appointment only. Phone 238-2076
MALE DORM contract for sale:
call Dave at 238.6579, after 5
P.M.
INSURANCE FOR auto,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire, bicycles.
Fast service. 238.6633
FOR SALE: male dorm contract
at discount. 234.8261
DESKS - chest of drawers -
bookshelves • chairs - daven
ports - beds • end and coffee tables
- lights. Hoy's Used Furniture, Mt.
Nittan Road, Lemont
WELCOME BACK students new
and old. We have what you
need: beds, stoves, refrigerators,
chairs, tables, and much more.
Blooms New and Used Furniture
and Appliances. Call 355-9502. 138
South Water Street, Bellfonte
FOR SALE: 10-speed bike ex
cellent condition, 565.00. Call
234-0505
INSURANCE
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire,
bic cies: fast service, 238.6633
MOVING SALE: furnin ap
pliances, rugs, pictures, piano,
drums. Near campus. 132 Keller
Street. Saturday, September 11.
Call 237.0141 for directions
of the money Ford wanted for
defense and much more than
he asked for jobs, health and
other domestic programs.
The budgets would continue
existing tax cuts through 1977
but reject $lO billion in ad
ditional individual and
business tax cuts which Ford
proposed.
Under a new budget
process, fully in effect this
year for the first time,
Congress is to approve by
Sept. 15 a resolution setting
binding limits on total
spending, 'revenues and the
deficit for 1977, and spelling
out nonbinding "assump
tions" on how spending will
be divided among different
purposes.
Chairman Brock Adams, D-
Tomb display to open
Egyptian mask arrives
WASHINGTON (UPI)
A 450-pound gold mask
which lay across a ban
daged mummy for 33
centuries was unpacked
from a wooden crate
yesterday, marking the
arrival in the Unite,d States
of some of the treasures of
the King Tutankhamun's
tomb.
The lifesize mask of the
boy pharaoh is one of 55
objects from the tomb
which will be put on
exhibition in Washington,
Chicago, New Orleans, Los
AUDIO
KLH 52 receiver - 33 watts
channel, 6 months old, under
warranty, retail $369.00, asking
$195. Dave, 237-0423
CONCORD MK-1X Dolby cassette
deck; wide • scale vu meters;
one ear old. Call Chris, 234-3468
COLOR T.V., 12",5199. AKAI
200 D reel-to-reel, with
microphones, $199. 238-3740, ask
for Mike. Call before 10 PM. Can
deliver
SALE: Sherwood 7100 A receiver
26 RMS and Advent 2 speakers
Great condition. One year old
Call Rob, 237-5055, 238-9135
LAFAYETTE receiver, 20 watts
channel, Garrard, turntable
Call 237.7834
STEREO SYSTEM: 8 track; AM
FM; turntable; excellent
condition; very reasonable; call
Howie at 234.8178
SINGLE ROOM: preferably male
graduate student. Private bath -
shower and entrance. No cooking.
Call 238-0666
IProelsloo Toso;lip
ArhawilvoimmAl a
pSpodsh
705 W. Colder Alloy
Discount Rates
Coll 231-4023 for app.
AUTOMOTIVE obi
1974 FIAT 124 sport coupe43l,ooo
miles, air conditioning, 5 speed.
$2200. Call 466.6160 after 2:30 PM
1970 OLDS, yellow Ralley 350,
show room condition, new
headers, paint, tires. 4.speed. 234-
8125 after 5 PM
1973 SUZUKI 250, excellent
condition, low mileage, extras.
Must see to appreciate, $6OO. Alex,
865.9987
1973 VEGA, excellent 'condition
Call 237-1311 after 5 PM
1972 HONDA CB-350, inspected,
will take best offer. One owner.
Call Glen, 234.9609 after 8:00 PM
BASIC BUG PARTS has new,
used, rebuilt VW parts at low
prices. 238-7676
1970 FORD Maverick. Automatic,
six cylinder. Local, one owner,
56,000 miles. Priced to sell. 234-
2244
1974 HONDA CYCLE CL-100, 2,000
miles, with luggage rack and
two helmets. 5425. Call 237-0205
1976 FIAT 128 Sedan, $3lOO, 6,500
miles, 32 MPG. Leaving the
countr .238-6659
1966 VOLKSWAGON, good con
dition, $4OO. Call Charlie, 238
8781
71 VW convertible, Super Beetle,
AM-FM stereo; yellow; good
condition; 234-1840
TRIUMPH 650 cc. 1973, excellent
condition. Garage kept.
51,150.00. Call 234.4964 after 5:00
PM
1970 RENAULT R-10. Nice! New
battery, tires, exhaust system.
Call after 5:30 PM, 355-1357
1971 SIMCA 1204, good mechanical
condition, 4D, FWD, 4 spd., 29
MPG, 60,000 mi. Great winter car.
5475.00. Call 865-6858
FOR SALE: '7l VW, good con
dition, runs like a top. Call
an time after 5 PM
'67 BUICK Skylark. In excellent
condition. Best offer. Call 234.
4746 .
'59 FORD PICK-UP. Needs engine
work, new tires, new battery,
plus others. Call George 237.1555
YAMAHA 125 EN DURO.
Excellent condition. Best offer.
Also garage wanted to rent. Steve
237.3805
71 DODGE VAN, excellent
mechanical, $l4OO, some body
rust. Radio radials, economy. Apt.
102, Imperial Towers, 425
Wau •elani
107 EAST BEAVER
Wash., of the House Budget
Committee said if the
'economy responds less well
than expected, Congress
might want to pass a further
budget resolution after
January, pumping another $3
billion to $5 billion into the
economy.
The House panel said in a
report that its proposed
budget would create a million
more jobs.' than Ford's
proposals and reduce the
unemployment - rate from its
recent 7.9 per cent to 7 per
cent by December and 6 per
cent by December 1977.
House Democratic leader
Thomas P. O'Neill said if
there is a Democratic
president next year,
cooperating with Congress,
Angeles, Seattle and New
York over the next three
years.
The loan was agreed
upon when former
President Richard Nixon
visited Egypt in 1974.
The $521,472 cost of the
tour will be paid from a
grant from the National The gallery called the
Endowment for the mask "one of the most
Humanities, a government remarkable effigies in the
agency, to be matched by history of man." Lifesize, it
gifts from the Robert Wood appears to be a likeness of
Johnson Jr. Trust and the the king, with, eyes of
Exxon Corp. quartz and a plaited false
At yesterday's ceremony . beard.
WANTED
SU WHILE YOU learn executive
management. Travel, benefits.
Arm R0TC,863.0368
WANTED STUDENT season
tickets. Will pay $5O for Jr. - Sr. -
Grad. Call 237.8406
TWO TICKETS to OSU-PSU
game. Willing to pay up to $25.
Call 234-1581
3 STUDENT tickets to Ohio State,
any section. Price negotiable.
Call Cind , 234-2552
DESPERATELY need Sr-Grad
football tickets for Stanford.
Call John at• 234.2756 after 11 AM
NEED 1, , 2 or 3 tickets (senior
grad) for Stanford game. Call
238.2275 or 237-3362
FOR SALE: wanted or trade •
need 3 Ohio State tickets. I have
2 extra Stanford and 3 extra lowa
student tickets (Sr.• Grad.). Call
Lenn , 234.2158
TO.TIZADE,my,OhIo senior,ticket
for Stanford and NC State senior
tickets. Kath , 865-8959
WANTED: Junior tickets,
Stanford game. Joe, 238-3869
WANTED: room or apartment
close to campus. Now or winter
term. Beth, 865.5154
ESTABLISHED FUNK BAND
needs horns and lead vocalist.
Good money, gigs begin October.
Call 865.6933
DESPERATE NEED football
tickets to all games. Will pay
your price. Call 237.9753. Ask for
Jim
COINS, STAMPS, paper money,
political items. Herb Black's
coin-stamp shop. 119 S. Fraser.
238.7833
TO BUY USED file cabinet two
drawers. Please call Sue 237-
4172 if want to sell
OWN ROOM, share bath, kitchen.
One block to campus. Prefer
vegetarian, $92.50, 234.1136
CONTACT WITH biker who's
gone through Penn., Ohio, Ind.
and or 111. Call Jack 865.8643
WANTED: tickets to lowa game.
Call or write Tim Wahl, RD 1,
Avoca, N.Y. 14809. (607) 566-2513
ate- KNOTHOLE' i °7 6:
HELP WANTED
COUNTER SALES clerk. Elec- CHARCOAL portraits drawn, call
tronics background, 20 to 30 Rob at 237-4892 after 5:30 for
hours weekly. Call 238-0507. Alvo appointment
Electronics CLIMB MOUNTAINS, swim
_ .
rivers, learn to leap. Get credit
1r it. Army ROTC, 863-0368
POTWASHERS and dishwashers
wanted in exchange for meals
and social privileges. Call 238.6789
an time
DISHWASHERS needed for on
campus fraternity. Free dinners
and social. Ask for Chris. 238.1847
DISHWASHER
fraternity - meals and social
pr i vileges. Call 238-7708, ask for
Mke Kroeni•
I NEED A CHEST of drawers or
any similar clothing storage
unit. Fran, 234-2592
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, PERSONALITY evaluation -
ironing; Tues., Wed.,•3.6 PM. experienced counselor an'd
Must have own car. 234-1414 after author of Jung's Typology
6:00 PM Reviewed. Individuals • Couples.
Donation acce•ted. 237-9678
GOOD CHEAP USED BOOKS
BOOK SWAP
lAGE
STIC
ICES
Mon.-Sat. 11-5 p.m.
APARTMENTS 111,
ROOM IN 4 bedroom furnished
apartment on corner of West
College and Fraser Streets, right
across from campus. September
rent paid. Female preferred.
$75.00 per month plus electricity.
Call 234-1184
ROOM IN 3 bdrm. apt. Available
for grad., rent including
utilities, $l2O, unfurnished room,
but apt. furnished. Call Bill or
Koumar, 865-1619
the unemployment rate could
drop below 5.5 per cent within
the year.
Ford's budget director,
James T. Lynn, said the
congressional budget "shows
a willingness to play Russian
roulette with inflation in
years to come" by creating a
$5O billion deficit compared to
Ford's originally proposed
$43 billion.
House - Budget Committee
Republicans said in a
dissenting report Congress'
version of the budget "has
opted for more spending and
no additional relief to the
taxpayer. It perpetuates big
government; it risks higher
inflation rates; and it risks
higher unemployment rates
over the long run."
in the basement of the
National, Gallery of Fine
Arts, two workmen, one
wearing white cotton
gloves, removed the mask
from a crate marked "open
top and this side up." The
Navy brought the 39 crates
here.
EFFICIENCY apartment: large,
and nicely furnished. Air con.
ditioning and cable. Phone 237-
7520 or 238.5896
FOR R ENT: mobil home; 2
bedroom furnished; call collect,
De 6.4247
1-BEDROOM, winter and spring,
junior, Parkway Plaza, 5220.00.
Month, utilities included. Call 237-
.1013. Donna or Michele
LARGE ROOM for male graduate
student interested in quiet place
to stud . 238.0030
TWO DORM contracts for sale for LOST: room 230 key plus three
Simmons Hall. Call 237-0629 lock keys on PSU key ring. $3
- - reward. 865-6112
FEMALE roommate wanted. One
bedroom, University Towers
Nice, convenient. Call Karen, 237
9203
WANTED
mate to share one bedroom apt
at Beaver Hill. Call Lee, 234.7912
ROOMMATE NEEDED for 1 / 4 of
large, two bedroom apartment.
10 minutes walk from HUB. ULM/
per month, utilities included.
Available Immediately. Call
Larr at 237-5834 or 234.6257
NEEDED: 1 or 2 females for large
one bedroom apartment. Close
to campus, all utilities included,
under $lOO-month. Call Sue at 238-
1719 after 5 PM
ROOMMATE NEEDED.
Preferably female grad. Call
238-1194
WANTED
(preferably male grad) to share
Cedarbrook efficiency apt. Call
Bob 237.3585
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to
split two bedroom trailor. Call
Cath 237-4421
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PERSONAL
MARX BROTHERS Fans! See
their flick Friday, Saturday,
Sunday in FUB Rec room. Special
feature at Friday midnight show-
Marx Brothers look-alike contest
for SPORTS BRAS and panties for
wanted
under your tennis dresses. The
Racquet Shop, 129 W. Beaver, 234-
5016
ORTI WELCOME BACK to the
rat race. Good luck on little one.
Love "Mom"
RIDES
STUDENT NEEDS RIDE from
Tipon to PSU weekdays. Phone
684.4569
DESPERATE! Ride needed to
Olean, (St. Bonaventure) New
York, this weekend: Call Barry,
238-8209
COMMUTING daily from
Altoona. Need a ride? or share
driving. 944-8659
FOR RENT
SUBLET
ROOMS
ROOMMATES
serious male room
ROOMMATE
110 S. Fraser
Bill revised to fit
Carter's viewpoint
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The Humphrey-Hawkins "full
employment" bill, an issue in
the presidential campaigns,
has been extensively revised
in an effort to meet criticism
and better conform with
views of Democratic nominee
Jimmy Carter, it was learned
yesterday. .
Rep. Augustus F. Hawkins,
D-Calif., circulated the new
version Tuesday among
members of the House
Education and Labor' Com
mittee, in advance of thier
meeting yesterday to con
sider it.
The committee, which
approved an earlier version
25 to 10 on May 4, was ex- .
pected to approve the
changes. But the legislation
faces an uphill fight even to
reach the House and Senate
floors before Congress ad
journs for the year in early
October.
The measure is -Co
sponsored by Hawkins and
Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-
Minn.
As revised, the bill would
set a national goal to reduce
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LOST
LOST: woman's Haverhill watch
witht dark brown strap. Need
des•eratel I Reward! 234-4053
LOST: nursing notes •at I.M.
Building September Third. Call
D. Schiderl at 234.2825.' Reward
.ip , YOU BET YOUR ASS
f , WE ARE
CHEAP
10 40 0 k discount on all major items
George's House of Music
1610 N. Atherton St •
across from Riverside Market
FOUND
SMALL STERLING silver ring
with turquoise stone found
behind Whitmore Lab near
Fenske. Call 865.0063
FOUND:. one watch at_ Campus
Casino. Call Mark to identify
and claim. 865.9713
the
Disco
Connection
mobile discotheque
. . . has the music for
your next party
Call 717-454-0446 bet. 3.7 p.m
EARN WITHOUT LEAVING
YOUR APT. BLDG. Be an
Avon Representative! I have an
opening in your 'area. Work
your own hours. Over 187
Call quickly: 237-5960.
THE SILVER CELLAR
A GALLERY EXPERIENCE
Featuring silver, gold and gemstone jewelry
and collectables. •
153 S. Allen Open 10.5:30, Mon.-Fri. 01.0 237-1566
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the unemployment rate for
persons aged 20 or over to 3
per cent within four years
The earlier 1 bill would have
applied the same goal to
everyone 16 and over.
Sponsors said the new goal
would be easier to reach
without 'increasing inflation
because it involves' creating
jobs for fewer-people.
The new bill merely calls
for "all reasonable efforts" to
reduce unemployment among
persons 16 to 19.
And it adds a new
goal—holding the inflation
rate below the level
prevailing on the date of
enactment.
It also would make ex
tensive changes in proposed
"last resort jobs," which
critics have . charged would
draw workers from private
industry and force up wages
in the private economy.
Under the new version,
these jobs would not begin
until two years after enact
ment, and then only if the
president told Congress that
other methods of stimulating
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di . Shoe ith,
V Cliqie
Men's Converse
fast break, sizes 8.1 1
$B.OO
Women's Portsiders
assorted colors
. sizes 5 1 / 2 - 9
$B.OO
DAN BRODY Studio offers no
ATTENTION .',
GUITAR LESSONS, jazz, coun
try, $4.00-hour. Call Steve, 238
4181 • -
EXPERIENCED typist, IBM
machine, thesis and•or papers.
Call after 5:30. 238.4715
THE THIRD annual Kappa Delta
mixed doubles tennis open is
coming Sunda , Se•t. 26, 1976
LEARN TO play the guitar. Will
trade lessons for singing
lessons. Informal. Call Tom, 234-
0633 ...
IBM correcting•selectric
typewriters for rent. $45.00 per
month. Also, regular selectrics.
Unlimited Rent• Alls, 140 N.
Atherton St., 238.3037
CLASSICAL GUITAR, folk, jazz,
faculty• •Juniata College, 14
years, teaching experience. John
Mitchell, 238.9429
PROFESSIONAL Tennis Clinics.
Learn the forehand, backhand,
serve, or volley from an ex
perienced teaching professional
for little ag 83-hr.!! Student rates
for private lessons also. Uncon
ditionally guaranteed satisfaction
or money back. Call 234.7013, 8.5
PM, Mon.-Fri.
FRESH SEAFOOD every
Thursday. Please order by ,
Monday. Lemont Grocery, 908
Pike Street, Lemont, 234.5200
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Spaghetti Dinner for Two
with sald, homemade
bun & pitcher of beer
the private economy to create
more jobs were falling short.
The last-resort jobs would
be concentrated in the lower
ranges of skill and pay. There'•
Would be no construction jobs,
thus avoiding the Davis-
Bacon Act which generally
requires union pay scales of
the nearest big city.
A requirement that the jobs
pay "prevailing wages" was
changed provided that they
be at the minimum wage and
at least the rate paid by the
same employer for people
doing the same kind of work.
No one would be eligible for
a last-resort job unless
unemployed for eight •weeks
or more, or if he or she had
turned /down employment in
the private economy or under
government ,:"coun
tereydlical" aid programs.
Although Senate and House
leaders are reluctant to bring
the bill to the floor this late in_
the legislative season, its
sponsors see a gain in just
getting the revised version ork
record 'as 'a vehicle for
campaign debates.
waiting, no appointments for
instant color passport pictures.
106 S. Fraser. all 237.6708 for
information
FIELD HOCKEY players, Center
County club needs players in.
terested in competitive play.
Practice Tuesday & Thursday,
5:30, Pollock Field. Meeting
Se • tember 9. We need oul
PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL
Dance Workshop is offering
classes in Ballet, Modern Dance,
Jazz encl .- rap. Call 237.276411 a.m.
to 7 p.m. ,
MILLS ' TYPING service.
Professional work, fast,
dependable service. Pickup and
deliver , twice dail . 355-7351
so you're not
PSYCH MAJORS
in Psi Chi? What seems to be the
problem? Come to 511 Moore and
we'll discuss it with out I
PORTABLE WASHER•DRYER
rentals. Long or short term
rates. Easy to install and use.
Free delivery available.
Unlimited Rent• Alls, 140 N.
Atherton St., 238.3037
SMALL REFRIGERATORS for
rent. $24.00 for 3 months, $36.00
for 6 months, $42.00 for 9 months.
Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N.
Atherton St. 238.3037
PASSPORTS, I.D.'s, weddings,
groups, engagements. Beese
Studio, 200 W. College Ave., 2nd.
floor. Phone, 237.6647
DISCOUNT FILM processing,
fast service, quality Kodak film.
The Candy Cane, 128 W. College
Ave. 237-4253
FINE GOURMET coffees, exotic
teas, imported confections,
brewing and serving accessories.
Largest selection. The Candy
Cane, 128 W. College Ave. 237.4253
INFLAVON FIGHTER student
discount card saves you $lO, 515,
550 on sale at the OTIS office in the
HUB. Onl 52.00!
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Find it in the Collegian
classifieds
ATTENTION BRIDES -
Hundreds of Party, Wedding '
N , & Bridesmaids gowns
$29.95 to $2OO •
. See us before you decide
iii 1 ' A ' Marie's Bridal Shop
Open 't to 5 Tues., Thurs., Sat.
i Evenings Mon., Wed., Frit 6 to 9