—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, April 6,1977
Tournaments at
Playland tonight
The Penn State Air Hockey
Club is sponsoring air-hockey
tournaments every Wed
nesday night at Playland.
Women will play at 7, men at
8 and mixed doubles are at 9.
Entry fee is $l. Cash prizes
awarded to top four finishers
in each event.
The Student Advisory
Board to University Health
Services meets 7:30 tonight in
Ritenour Health Center
lobby.
Collegian notes
Beta Alpha Psi is spon- meet 7 tonight at 348 N.
soring a tax table today Burrowes. Cookies and ex
through April 15 on first floor presso<will be served. All are
HUB. invited.
Beta Alpha Psi will hold its
Spring initiation 7 tonight in
the University Faculty Club.
Cornelius J. Coleman, district
director of the IRS, Pitts-
Weather change reduces unemployment
HARRISBURG (AP) The state’s unemployment rate, March’s unemployment
end of the cold weather has which dropped half a percent rate was 7.3 per cent, down
taken some of the chill off the last month. from 7.8 per cent in February,
Spring Sale
Up to 20% off
all chairs
Now thru April 9th
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burgh region, will speak on
“Public Employment Its
Challenges and -Rewards.”
Phi Chi Theta meets 7
tonight in 413 Boucke. Dick
Hess and Carol Roush from
the Career Placement Center
will speak on “Topics of In
terviewing.”
Frisbee practice will be
held Monday through
Thursday at 5 p.m. at the
women’s athletic field or; in
case of rain, in White
Building.
The Circolo Italiano will
Feminist Forum on Women
in Sports meets 8 tonight in
311 Boucke. Dr. Dorothy
Harris will lead a discussion.
Association for Women
Students is holding an open
meeting 7 tonight in 311
Boucke. All welcome.
The Nittany Velo Club will
meet 7:30 tonight in 67
Willard to discuss upcoming
bicycle races, group rides and
club jerseys. All cycling
enthusiasts are welcome.
Parents interested in
registering their children for
Children of Divorce weekly
support groups must do so no
later than 5 p.m. today by
calling Barbara Marder at
238-6991.
Entries will be taken in the
Intramural office, IM
Building until noon tomorrow
for soccer. All male members
of the University are eligible
to play.
Ushers are needed for all
performances of Jazz Dance
Theatre. Call 865-1884 or stop
by the Playhouse Theatre box
office.
The Free U and Hetzel
Union Board coffeehouse is
canceled for tonight.
The National Student
Coalition Against Racism
meets 7:30 tonight in 215
Willard.
West Halls Residential Life
Staff is sponsoring a
recreational program entitled
“Hiking and Camping in the
State College Area,” 7:30
tonight in Thompson lounge.
The Penn State Science
Fiction Society will hold an
organizational meeting 8
tomorrow night in 67 Willard.
Alpha Kappa Psi, the
professional business
fraternity will hold a rush
meeting 7:30 tomorrow night
in 75 Willard. Real estate
sales manager Jerry Bruce
will give a demonstration and
lecture.
Frontlash will hold an
organizational meeting 7:30
tomorrow night in 312
Boucke.
University Coalition will
meet 7:30 tomorrow night at
the HUB desk.
The Economics Club will
elect new officers and discuss
plans for a party 3:30
tomorrow afternoon in 620
Kern.' New members are
urged to attend.
the state Department of
Labor and Industry said
yesterday.
Reviewers called the
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Current family status examined
NEW YORK (UPI) The
march of women into the paid
labor force in America
demonstrates the need for
reforms in work structures
and family policy, Alan Pifer,
President of the Carnegie
Corporation of New York said
yesterday.
Pifer called for the
government and the private
sector to study work and
family life as it affects
women, men, and children.
He recommended develop
ment of policies that would
Automobile stolen
from A&P Monday
a car was stolen from the
A&P super market parking lot
on Westerly Parkway Mon
day, according to State
College police. The car is
described as a black 1966
Oldsmobile, and was valued
at $359.
State College police report
that a bicycle was taken from
255 E. Beaver Ave. Monday.
The bike was valued at $lB5.
Two fire extinguishers were
taken from Garden House
Apartments, 472 E. College
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encourage
, Flexibility in life pat
terns so men and women can
alternate periods of study,
employment, work in the
home, and leisure throughout
their life.
Provision of adequate
daycare and afterschool care
arrangements for children.
Creation of a family
support system to assure
those with incomes well below
the national medium a decent
standard of living “without
the indignities of welfare.”
Ave. Monday, according to
State College police. The theft
was valued at $lOO.
Police Services report that
95 pounds of dry chlorine was
stolen from White Building
yesterday. The chlorine was
valued at $BO.
A University- student was
apprehended yesterday
trying to remove .a picture
from Pattee, according to
Police Services. The identity
of the student has not been
released. —by Curt Foster
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Nearly half of all American
women are working or looking
for a job. Females now make
up approximately 41 per cent
of the labor force.
In contrast to earlier times,
most working women are
married with husbands
present. They have school-age
children.
But Pifer said a high
proportion who are single,
separated, widowed, or
divorced also have young
children.
"This reflects the startling
Newsman speaks
The newsman who West. Linder conducted the
covered the Tower City Associated Press’s ex
mine disaster for the elusive interview with the
Associated Press will lone survivor of the mine
speak on campus tonight, disaster Ronald Adler.
Lee Linder, a 30-year Linder’s appearance is
veteran at the AP, will sponsored by the Society of
speak at 8:30 tonight in 115 Professional Journalists,
Electrical Engineering Sigma Delta Chi.
Corrections
Steve DiQrio was in
correctly reported as being a
member of Phi Kappa Phi
fraternity in yesterday’s
Collegian. DiOrio is a
member of Pi Kappa Phi.
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fact that over the past decade,
families headed by women on
their own have grown 10 times
as fast as the two-parent
family,” he said.
“There are no signs that
. these trends will be reversed.
Women must work. They
want to work.”
Pifer said that continued
failure to take account of the
effects of women’s rising
labor force participation may
cause “hardship and inequity
for increasing numbers of
people.”
Due to a typographical
error in Monday’s
Undergraduate Student
Government Senate elections
story, Rich Roadarmel was
reported as receiving 382
votes. He received only 282.
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