Warnke compromise offered WASHINGTON (UPI) Republican Sen. Robert Griffin . suggested yesterday that Paul Warnke should be given only one of the two arms control posts for which President Carter nominated him. Apparently offering a way for conservatives to accept Warnke, Griffin indicated he would be willing to accept him as director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency if Carter named someone else as chief disarmament negotiator with the Russians. Warnke was nominated for both posts but drew heavy opposition to Senate LAST CHANCETO 9 p.m.-la.m. b A Fri.Feb.ll DISCO • g $1 Admission HUB Ballroom - S hubTwehr j !: A* 128 E. College Ave. ;• Stop In and Watch j* the basketball & is hockey games on our 7 ft Video-Screen * ☆ Plus Topless Entertainment ☆ • 7:45 4 9:45 Sat. & Sun. 1:45-3:45-5:45 j —i PETER SELLERS. BUXE EDWARDS' PiMKWMTHER mmimm United Artists [PGj What Is A Quaker Meeting Like? It is gathering of Friends who sit quietly together, who search for meanings and a better way to live, who share their thoughts and visions with each other. A worship based on silence Quaker Meeting House every Sunday at 10:45 a.m. 318 South Atherton Street Foreign Relations Com mittee confirmation hearings from con servatives, including Griffin. The hearings ended Wednesday with com mittee action unlikely before Feb. 22 after the Senate - returns from recess. But the Warnke question erupted into unscheduled debate on the Senate floor yesterday with the Armed Services Committee seeking a piece of the action. Later it was announced that committee would hold a closed meeting this morning to discuss a role in the Warnke hearings. - Warnke’s critics contend TEENAGE CHEERLEADER Introducing Susie Mitchell with Harry Reems and Marc Stevens Rated “X” -r What else? Only $l.OO admission! Feb. 11-13,1977 121 Sparks Fri-Sun. 7:30/9:00/10:30 adults only he, has advocated unilateral disarmament in the past which makes him unacceptable as chief U.S. negotiator in seeking a new agreement with the Soviet Union on strategic arms limitation. Griffin, noting Warnke has been a critic of the B 1 bomber, the Trident submarine and the Cruise missile, told the Senate: “If I wanted to sell my house, I wouldn’t go out and get a real estate agent who said my house was worth 0 per cent less than I wanted to get for it.” Griffin said he had no problem with Wamke’s nomination to head the arms control agency.. The BEST In on-camput antaitalnment. .. a JEM production lor USQ Greeks to sing for cystic fibrosis charity Although the Greeks weren’t known for their singing, Penn State Greeks will sing their hearts out for Cystic Fibrosis 2 p.m. Sunday in the HUB Ballroom. ' Alpha Chi Omega sorority is sponsoring the fourth annual Greek Lyre Sing, a talent show for frater nities and sororities. The competition is, divided into two divisions traditional and original, In addition to singing, the WDFM allocated money for equipment, survey The Associated Student Activities Budget Committee last night appropriated $1,226.34 to WDFM for upgrading equipment and a listener survey. The radio station was denied another $2,930 that would have been spent on new equipment. Chairman in color Jeannette Morris said the committee felt the equipment the station now used was adequate. The committee allocated $773.70 to the East Residence Association (ERA) for programming that includes a Valentine’s Day Dance and RHS Centre Cinema DR. SIRANGELOVE 108 Forum Fri. &Sat. Sun. NORTH HALLS THE WAY WE WERE 105 Forum Friday-Sunday SOUTH HALLS The girl is 12. The guy is a taxi driver. Whathappensto both of them will shock you. 10 Sparks Friday-Sunday North - Gone With The Wind South - Tommy Pollock - Everything You Always West - Little Big Man Wanted To Know About Sex participants can also put on a skit during their five minutes of stage time. There is no limit to the numbers of persons in each organization’s entry. Each group pays a $5 fee to enter one of the competitions, and $lO to enter both. Trophies will go to the first, second and third place finishers in each division. Sorority spokesman Mary Ann Yurasic said the response tQ the event has been overwhelming, with 12 fraternities and 12 hypnotist program. Other ERA funding was for office and athletic equipment. The group was denied another $164.32 for extra equipment. ASA gave the Graduate Student Association $227.50 of a $2016.66 request. A cof- $l.OO 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 7:30 & 9:30 COLUMBIA PICTURES pmtnu ROBERT DENIRO TAXI DRIVER i Scrwcei by Dcvwvftnky Brighi $l.OO 7:30 & 10:00 COMING NEXT WEEK MOVIE TIMETABLE $l.OO 7:30 & 9:30 'THeTToLyOafIiL ■G-2U&- l Waring Lounge $l.OO Friday & Saturday 7:00,9:00,11:00 Sunday 7:30 & 9:30 The Daily Collegian Friday, February 11,1977 sororities doing their number for cystic fibrosis. Yurasic said the sorority works especially hard on this philanthropic project for a special reason one of the sorority’s members has cystic fibrosis. She said the “sing’s” success is important. “It really hits home when it concerns someone you care about,” she said. Spectators are asked to pay a 25-cent donation at the door. feehouse received funding, but some large equipment purchases and additional copies of the GSA tax guide were denied. Morris said the committee felt the equipment for the coffeehouse was unnecessary and it was too late to finance Cinema East Findlay Rec Room $l.OO MASH An Ingo Preminger Production Color by Deluxe 81 RFi] Panavision 8 ' PUB PREMIERE Pollock Rec Room $l.OO Thursday-Sunday 7:30 & 10:00 WARING CINEMA J i so many more tax guides. Free University received $487.30 of the $979.90 they had requested to publish their booklet. Morris said the group was denied reimbursement of money spent from un restricted funds because such reimbursement is not allowed. Thurs., Sat., Sun.; 8:00 & 10:00 Friday 8:00, 10:00 & 12:00 t i 1 1 * .J&—
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