—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, April 12, 1977 Delegates blast Carter's PERSEPOLIS, Iran (UPI) Delegates at the first in ternational nuclear con ference said yesterday President Carter's nuclear control policy has isolated the .United States from its atomic allies and threitened the global nonproliferation treaty. The officials said some of the 109 notions that signed the treaty may withdraw because they can no longer benefit from the accord, designed to prevent the harmful spread of nuclear energy around the world. • An informal poll among delegates of 41 nations at tending the Iran Conference on Transfer of Nuclear Technology found little or no support for Carter's an nouncement. The President said last week the United States will stop commercial reprocessing of spent fuel Bus purchases approved Recommendations for the children program. Students purchase of three diesel and now need an I.Q. exceeding six conventional buses costing 130 in order to enter the $176,224 were approved last program. night by the State College Board member Loretta Area School Board. Jeffreys opposed this em- The diesel buses will be phasis on I.Q. scores. She said purchased from the Brightbill I.Q. scores are an artificial Co. for $87,000 and the gas- distinction to make among powered buses from Sun- children. derland Chevrolet for $89,000. The use of mainstreaming In other action the Board the education of ex evaluated the program for ceptional children with gifted children in terms of the children who are not ex screening method used to ceptional in contrast to determine whether or not a special education must be child is gifted. kept in perspective, Campbell Robert' C. Campbell, said. He said if a school assistant superintendent of district chooSes to emphasize instruction, proposed a mainstreaming it would review of the entrance comply with state and federal requirepent to the gifted regulations. Phi Kappa Theta and .Chi Omega Present irt Concert THE BOUYS - . Immediately following the Ist annual Phi Who Follies Saturday, April 16, 1977 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM HUB Balirm. ' Buy a shirt Get in Free Shirts, applications and tickets available at the Ground . , Floor HUB and at the Door. BENEFITS THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION policy involving plutonium and delay introduction of com mercial fast-breeder reac tors. ' Robert Thorne of the U.S. Energy • Research . and Development Administration told a news conference the Carter announcement had "somewhat isolated" Washington from Japan and Western European nations. These industrialized nations advocate wider sharing of atomic know-how and materials with developing countries .and believe plutonium is the cheapest and best available commercial fuel for fast breeder reactor systems. Sigvarkd Eklund, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, said he was "very worried about the consequences of such a policy on the non proliferation treaty." . . . . . . , . ,' •., ..: ' -:...... :',.. -.,...,:.• : :,,',.. :,. -- 4,:;?:.,:" ..,,,:". - ..'".,•''''.°:k;,,:t , •".-. • .. .. .. : . . , :•',..: ...'....:. ''.;',......•.,..',,- ~ :.! - '.. i, : ''. . : ~.:...: . ~ . . f:':....... , ,. ..,', ...:.' r : ;', ' ' :Awl(' , ~...?.. , • : :-. ...'.: . .... .'. -.. '..... ........,a• : ... 51:; - , ~... ' '... .;:, .., , . ,1',?,:i:::, .... .. '.: ..; ... .....‘ ~.," : ""•::'• :','....!.... :. . f! .. ..,.. ..., :•:-.. .. ' ",,,,,, .- : ~. ;-,''.. • . .... N: :iii'•: • ' • ... l' '...,, ......... 1.. ' ',..:' ' .• N'7 • ... AI: ... .'• . :: -: ..,.'.........'. .. i „ , , .- ,' . I,A - .. - .:‘. 41 . 1111 , , : Council By PAUL CORBRAN Collegian Staff Writer The State College Municipal Council last night approved a preliminary plan for an elderly housing project and authorized the excavation of the project site. _ Council member Dean R. Phillips said the Community Appearance and Design Review Board (CADRE) expressed concern over some of the aspects of the preliminary plan and they would like some changes to be made. Phillips, also a member of the . council's Human Services Committee, said the CADRB discussed their concerns with- the committee. "I don't feel we're com pletely satisfied with the plans we've got," Phillips said. Janis lan okays preliminary elderly housing plan Phillips said the CADRB was concerned with the location of facilities and commuting space within the project. He added they would also like to take part in the planning of land elevations and landscaping. Phillips also suggested the Senior,' Citizens Advisoiy Commission seek input from local elderly - persons and make recommendations to council for future project corrections. Municipal Manager Carl 'B. Fairbanks said general authorization of the preliminary plan would allow for future alterations in some parts ' of the plan. The authorization, he said, will allow the grading and ex cavation of the site to begin. In a related matter, council authorized an agreement with lan in concert: bright, exuberant By JOE TORI , Collegian Staff Writer Janis lan provided a bright and appropriate ending to a sunny "Happy Valley" day last night before a capacity crowd in Eisenhower Auditorium. Starting with a few slow and pen sive songs including "Jesse," lan didn't delay in showing the audience that she could also drive hard. Arid with a back-up band as tight and precise as hers, she couldn't help but driv,e. With an almost Steely Dan-like precision,, the band was able to generate an exuberance matched only by lan's voice. With Claire Bay supplying back-up vocals and• percussion, and oc casional strut, the music had a clear Ind full sound. But, Claire Bay was ally a complement to lan's beautiful ind expressive voice. Tan .is more than a story teller, she is an excellent vocalist and musician. Centre Homes, Inc. for the construction of the Bellaire Avenue housing project. Solicitor Robert K. Kistler warned council' there was mention • of money in the agreement and there was no guarantee project costs could lie held within the $200,000 estimate.He said the money limitations couldn't be put into the project since Centre Homes is supplying free labor under a federal manpower act. Council member Richard E. Kummer said it would be hard to limit construction of the project in the 'event the cost was underestimated. 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Then failing into her characteristic slow and introspective sytle, lan sang her hit, "At Seventeen.' Afterwards, she left the stage, the regular part of her concert completed. ' At the audience's urging, lan did a hard driving version of "I Would Like housing proposal is the first public works project • he remembers where council has worked so hard at keeping the costs within a set amount. He added that council had not been as concerned with the fire hall, area transportation and municipal building renovation projects in • the .past. .' Council member Ingrid Holtzman expressed op timism in the ability to hold project ' costs within the estimate. ' "We all know that there is risk and we must be alert," Holtzman said. Fairbanks, told the council that project architect William Whitby reassured him the $200,000 estimate was a reasonable one. Fairbanks also said the borough will purchase as much of the C- Ite \ is 0 . . . ... iorkeitt: ustAkialL pi6eliw - i„,,,m.susiotoitiwait#4 lb Offib'S FROM 00010 SMS. 'V V thZ;tlsiV'eiAtfr, /0,,',;5, ~, AO7, , 1, ',•,, 61.-9t"ArPSZW,% , ; '; , i A ' ','.• ' 's • Zxkir••"l•Vitfre"WW.l,' • eitifr cr : ?Jar lSlGii ik,";,,6' KTURE OF iiligietilli 'WS %W U " ' 63 P:MIRAK 5 , ti si 67, 14V P vosw of PAY 0 Sit. tiff& needed material as possible and warehouse it. He said the material will be purchased early in order to determine the cost of the project as soon as possible. Kistler added that the borough could, if it wanted to, terminate construction of the project at any time. Kistler also pointed out that the I 0 per cent above cost Centre Homes is to receive for out-of-pocket costs could not exceed $20,000.. In other business, council discussed possible changes in the borough's peddling and soliciting ordinance. Mayor . Jo. 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With his humorous lead-ins and sound effects, a Kenny Loggins-sounding high vocal range and alow range like Tom Waits, Chapin sang "Traveling Man," , "Southern Line," and "Help Me" effectively. 'Necessary 'back-up rhythm and motion was provided by his guitar Then to end his 'regular pek formance, Chapin sang a slow and emotional song about his brother Harry, called "Number,One." Returning with an encore of "Make a Wish" and "All My Life's a Circle," both from the album "Sunday Morning Show for Six to Eleven-Year- Old Speed Freaks," Chapin ended a splendid performance. LIONS PRIDE 105 SOUTH ALLEN STREET '.~K'.:; g~ J'~ r ~f 3?~'` i~ ,c ,~~.~ w. /AA.. < triot4 l4 CI" ~~-`-~ ~~~~ ),ys ctftcLc.o 'lfga,,. . • Amtrak. ~-,..::::..,......,.........,.:...,:,......,.,. .e„,,,:, .. . -,..,.......„..._.: Center for Travel 114 Heister St., State College, 237-4987 Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. Hays announced last night six to eight "moonies" have been arrested for ordinance violations. Phillips expressed concern at the use of many different names. "(They're) certainly willfully misrepresenting themselves," he said. Phillips suggested an amendment to the ordinance requiring solicitors to wear identification badges while soliciting. Kistler told council any misrepresentation by a solicitor would result in a revoking of the individual's permit. . Kistler , said the peddlers' ordinance could be amended as long as it complies With state and federal laws. , A $5.00 deposit is all it takes. •
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