—The Daily Collegian Friday, September le. 1978
DOONESBURY
COMPLIMENTS OF THE PENN STATE BOOKSTORE, McALLISTER BUILDING
AND ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HUB.
LEWIS CARROL
ACROSS • 34 "One -- all" 60 Lather
1 Jeweler's weight unit 35 Lewis Carroll book 62 Believer in action
6 -.Flow 41 Type of bed 63 Musical note
11 Cover with a rug again 42 "-- of the Rings" 64 Sizzle
16 Greek Letter 43 Habitat plant form 67 Opposite of exterior: abbr.
17 Dined 44 House number, in roulette 68 Emanation
18 Speak publicly 45 Certain language: abbr. 69 Examination
19,111 s pen name was Lewis 46 - Muddy 71 Tit for --
Carroll
~,, ' .47 Stratford on -- 72 Second part of 53 Across,
22 Compass point 48 Friend: French followed by "Found There"
23 Actress Bancroft ' 49 Alternatives to DC 76 River horse
24 '.'-- long way to Tipperary" , . : SO Imitate a hot dog . 77 Red dye
25 Suffix for parti or mono -- :51 Facialleature:„. 4 ~.„ ~,. A . , 78 Pie wedge„ ~
26 Pierre's state: abbr.* 52 Shah's.domain% 79 Vapor
28 'Chemical symbol of tantalum 53 _First..part of a Lewis Carroll 80 day of the week
29 Pain, ' - :; ,--: - . • '' •- ' book: see 72 Across • 81 Famed fable teller
30 Shaker contents •_. -;:' 2' 57 Moray or conger
31 South American capital 58 "Dracula" author Stoker
33 Wings • ~ '59 TV's talking horse '
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2 Change
3 Divulging
4 Ice or Iron
5 Scarlett's estate
6 Medicinal leaves
7 Glenn Ford TV role
8 Aviation regulators: abbr.
9 Louisiana state bird
10 "-- called my name"
11 Nile island
12 Energy unit
13 Cosmetic item
14 Bikini, for one
15 Doctrine
20 Resulting in
21 Simple sugar
27 -- the bucket •
29 Absolute property
30 Real estate sign
32 Egocentric word
33 Obliquely
34 Tarkenton, for one
35 Walking --: job for a flatfoot
36 Meal
37 Its capital is Jesselton
38 Adam Smith, for one
39 "Where -- has gone before"
40 "-- What Comes Naturally"
46 Heavy mallet
47 Attention-getting sound
48 Extremely hot states
50 Edgar Allen and family
51 Singe
52 Eisenhower and others
54 Bureaucratic tangier
55 "Don't -- Me": flag motto
56 Choice word
60 Breathes wearily
61 Dim
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63 AFL-CIO bigwig
65 Vanzetti' partner
66 Precipitous
68 Biblical name
69 Slender
70 Paper mulberry bark
73 Resort
74 War transport controllers
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75 Prevaricate
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House limits B-1 money
Defense funds appr•ved
WASHINGTON (UPI) The House yesterday approved
legislation appropriating $104.4 billion for the Defense
Department for fiscal 1977, and limiting funds for the B 1
bomber to $B7 million per month through next Feb. 1.
By a vote of 323 to 45, the House adopted a Senate-House
conference committee's compromise on differing versions of
the money bill.
On June 17, the House passed, 331 to 53, legislation ap
propriating $105:4 billion for the defense budget. The Senate
voted 82 to 6 on Aug. 9 to appropriate $lO4 billion.
The conference report still must be accepted by the Senate
before it will be sent to President Ford. House Republican
sources said the administration had no objections to the
legislation even though it is $3.6 billion below the ad
ministration's request.
Chairinan George Mahon, D-Tex., of the House
Appropriations Committee, claimed the B 1 compromise
agreement was a victory for the House.. The Senate originally
wanted to - postpone any funding whatever until next
February. •
"Had the Senate prevailed, it would have been necessary to
lay off many persons working on the B 1 bomber," Mahon said.
Opponents of the 81, who feel the plane is too expensive and
'Loyalty questions' discontinued
on federal employment requests
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The government announced
yesterday that federal job
forms will no longer ask
applicants if they are Com
munists or pose any of the
"loyalty questions" that date
from a 1953 internal security
drive.
The Civil Service Com
mission order scraps the
entire series' of loyalty
queries ordered • up by
President Dwight Eisen
hower and pronounced
"pretty darned good" by the
late Sen. Joseph McCarthy.
The Commission said that,
despite government attempts
to rephrase the questions,
courts have held them to be
"over'-biliad"" nand -' to 'en
croach on the rights of
association ... protected by
the First Amendment."
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reference to loyalty from the
forms," said a Civil Service
Commission spokesman '—
but it still leaves federal
investigators free to probe the
loyalty of job applicants in
background security checks.
"This does not mean that in
making a background in
vestigation an investigaotr
cannot ask those questions if
loyalty were a factor in
selection," he said.
The questions erased ef
fective immediately are
numbers 27, 28 and 29 from
standard federal job form
ml7l and similar ones on
other forms, beginning with
the query familiar to millions
.of federal job seekers over
'two decades:
"Are you now a member of
the Communist party, U.S.A.,
or any subdivision of the
Communist party, U.S.A.?"
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has not been adequately tested, claimed the compromise;
while not prohibiting funding, would restrict it so much that
the next President still could halt the program if he wished.
Ford had asked Congress to appropriate funds immediately
for procurement and production •of three al bombers.
Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter preferred
that Congress not take any final action on the issue until after .
the presidential inauguration in January.
The total B 1 program is expected to cost about $25 billion. -
The conference /report deleted $l7O million for long lead
time procurement of a nuclear powered strike cruiser and
$858.5 million for a conventionally powered DDG47 Aegis
destroyer. Funding for both ships was proposed by the House,
but the funds were deleted in conference because they were
not authorized. •
The compromise bill also carries $5.6 million in a new sep
crate appropriation for "Intelligence Community Oversight"
to pay salaries and expenses of an independent intelligence
oversight body.
The conferees rejected a Senate provision to phase out
subsidies to military commissary operations. .
The follow-up questions
asked whether the applicant
belonged within the last
_lO
years to any group ad
vocating the violent or
unlawful overthrow of the
U.S. government; and if so
whether he or she intended to
pursue that aim; and which
organizations, and when?
Sometimes, the govern
ment accompanied the ap
plication form with its official
black list, of suspected sub
versive organizations.
Applicants would have to
admit whether they ever
belonged to such groups as
the Communist party istelf,
or to anti-Franco Abraham
Lincoln Brigade of Spanish
Civil War days, or the
American Poles for Peace, or
the Chopin Cultural Center.
"The decision to discon
tinue using the questions
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followed extensive con
sultation with the Justice
Department" and— court
rulings.in favor of applicants
who refused to answer the
statement.
"The questions will be
deleted from application
forms when they are next
revised," it said, and until
then all Civil Service
examining offices have been
ordered "to inform all ap
plicants in writing not to
answer those questions."
. The loyalty questions
became a standard feature of
federal job application forms
in 1953 when Eisenhower,
under pressure of the Red
hunting investigations led by
McCarthy, ordered federal
department and agency
chiefs to sweep the govern
ment clean of• Communists
and suspected subversives.
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