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FHILADELPHIPi;-•:= The l final five members Of.,'''''' ' . - Ind,'Shented;threati. at,poliCe frier a loudspeaker, from
the anarchist '.: group MOVE. returned :' •:,'their -• their fortresalike porch.: •;', • ' •
barricaded headquarters SrindaY after beignArraigned Another
incident last siliii*.4,:#fien the MOVE house
'on riot and Other, charges, bringing to:18 the number stifyetllince "police; . resulted ..in
who haVe surrendered to polka since May 4: • ' — inisdetheandi chEirgea'against some of the mop-haired
All.the'MOVE members were releaseton their own ' radicals who were_ not .inyolved in the
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recognizance and returned to the ram -shackle,; three- , frontatiOn..;,:.• ; - -
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gory house blockaded by police since March 16... •: , After running rip , a
,biß of More than - $1 million in
"We're going' to , hit the streets „and, teach,!' said overtime costs for, police surveillance over 10 Months,
Delbert Samuel Africa, 32,' upon his return ',froth, the , the city instituted a total bloCkade to starve out the 19
arraignment: . . • 5. ' • . MOVE Membere who refuried to surrender.:• ,
- Under- the' May 'lO agreement ,betwein the.,citY and : • „rourtio:aeight , "ehiitlren - Are, believed' to be in the
MOVE, the radiCals will how-turn over' any. compound. l , _ ~ • -• „, •„ , • -
'the house. An inspection' of the. hoise farweimia On Ishonio,HOecni Africa, 29, leaped'from
take place Monday, • according te:falice 'lnspector the platform` and surrenctered. , He said MOVE members,
Lawrence Love. • .' .• • - . had been without food and water for* week and some
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"We have already told police e will surrender- any, were • „ • , . • -
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Weaponi in ; there,"„ Delbert 'Africa' said. MOVE; : 'After. 50 :days,' an Agreement was : reached, and the,
- members take the surname Africa.- • ' •;- •.';• , jsiirrendera began.:,-Under -the agreement, , the MOVE ' •It
But we don 4 believe in`guns," Delbert Africa said. , members surrendered One at a time and were ac
"We had to bring thenffrir one purpose— to bringtOthe ' coMpTinied, to their , arraignments by community sup- - Rain will overspread ,the region'today with a'high of,
forefront of the nation the persecUtion,:the beatings, we porters. •. s • _ •' , 56. , ' Tonight, periods of- r . .`aity,'Regoit4y
,he l aiii'at;•;:times'• •
,I•have suffered for five-sik years.'' • - • ••.:` Two',WoMen were arraigned Th ursday, five Friday 'with little change in te mperature: Look for rain to end • •
• The blockade arose froth an incident •MaY, 20, 4977,
.1. • and the one woman and five men on Saturday.. Besides 'Tuesday morning with some . sunshine in the afternoon'
when,
when, MOVE members _waved rifles and ,baseball bats Delbert Africa, those ; surrendering .; Sunday were and a high of 67. • • •
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Daily collegian : Staff Writer' •• , .'' ••••• -• . - ,s ' 1 ,- c •'•• s ' .Said.:• ,"Foui faculty' : Members have left to go to other in
l-, The recent financial problems at. the , Univeraity,,haVe of-; ,-' stitutions 'in' othet states which• place a higher priority,
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. fected the hiring and retention of faculty member ' s certain -' ;.eduiatiun ,
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University Provost Edward D. Eddy 'said that in some , i,, :qiuilified graduate's, especially those with degrees in: mining
colleges, there is a'sufficient number 'of faculty, members, but, s - or petroleum studies. • . '- • ,
tin" the colleges of Engineering, Earth and Miner - al Sciences • Nunzio J. Paßadind, dean of Enineering, • attributes .the
and Business Administration , the need-ii 'critical. He said the '
,: hiring, difficultiei to , competition from industries and other
problem is convincing
,possible ; Candidates' , for • ,teaching `:-•%:olleges• , rattier:-"than to the publicity about the state budget,
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positions that the state govern me n t is concerned,about higher ,'' ,Noes.- ':
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each of the past two years. Because of inflation ; the University '_~ , ' said. Headded 'about halfdozen key people have left this year
has increased, tuition and cut back some services:, This year •.z . „ ter better job's. This' is a,higher turnover rate than us'ual."
the state , legislature voted •to increaae . the Univeraity's - ap- .. •
propriation bYenly, 5 percent to $111.9 million. - - -- r . - - * dein of Business Administrat ion,
said
. - E uge n e J. Helley, ,
"•• ' • '• - there are many factors that influence a profes sor ' s decision to
University, faculty at all campuses except-Hershey, received
: come-to Penn-State,. but he also said that' there is a "brain
'only about. a 3 percent increase. in salary for 1976-77. Male* ..•
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-month contract ;Were paid an - : drain " — . ' . ,
average salary of $26,954 in 1976-77 compared to an -average ;- : "Many .univeraitiea are competing vigorously for talented
salary pf126,1301n 1975-76. 'Female professors received an .' ' faculty, 'by offering higher salaries 'and benefits," he said.
average salary :of $24,000 in 1976-77 compared to an average , "TOP professors •are getting offers several thousands_ of
salary of $22,399 in 1975-76; according to the Higher Education :;•.-dollars higher - thin. they get 'at 'Penn, State." He said the
`General Inforination'Sdrvey, an annual. report`ptiblisheci`by - ..: i, college has lost two professors so far and` ay lose more: ;
state Departmentof Education... •'... ' '-4 -- .. ' ~": -, - - ., 1 ' -,._, -' ' '., '• • ;;;:..':-:-- James ' NI: • Beattie,. dean of Agrieidture; said the -real
'- The report • also , said •the . 1976-77 ;; averagefealary, for • problem ii!the'neiessity to reduce the 'nUmber of teaching
professors is, less than the 1976 7 77 average silarY,af a ll atate: . ,-:' - '.;•positions because of a lack of money. "There is a 200 percent
related universities in Penpsylvania.-,The average statewide ''inciezise of siudents since 1970," hesaid. "vvehaye' to handle
salary was $27,19a for-m en
.e and $ 24,834 for women, according ._', '. more students with a reduced staff."•Beattie said the, elleg
to the survey .. ., • • - •- ' •• 1- • - • • ' • ' - -.; :- 2 •• has Iciit'laculti Menibeis this 'year, but said the number
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Charles L,'Hciiler•Jr., dean of. Earth and Mineral Sciences; varies froth year to year. Most ;candidates ask• about the
said the financial uncertainties have affected the recruiting of ' financial situation, - but the college has to be 'able to attract
new fietilty members • , . ,!:. - ' 1., , ' . -.- .., • , -',. •= • ..-: good people; he said. • - ' •. , ( ,
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William PhiiliPs . "AfriCa',,, Michael ` DavjaAfribi, Carlos
Perez Africa -and;:kaYhiond' , Feiter -Affica.Jhe; last ,
three surrendered together ,
Water was turned °ilia' the.,taiuse on Sattiday , and a
trash truck took awaY . abatit 20 large trash bags Sunday.
MOVE, supporteri carried boxes' of food to the radicals "2
as the ,last three .. members , returned from, the,
arraignments. • • •*-
„Under the agreenient; the NlONTEmembers will leave.
.their house within 90'days.,'We're- leaving 'Oe.hpuie„ ,
'yeah,” Delbert:, - sEibi:',...,7,`But hot, !eaying
Philadelphia:- We 'never • said *re- WoUldltep:our,.ac
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and 'the group - Owns a, - 96.3-acre . farm in - Charlotte
_County, Va
University :0
By HARRY GLENN, ' •
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The "21-month-fild Faculty '.CIUb
doie this summer and reopen next fall
under University management, club
PreSident Marjorie Emit:said:
"The Faculty Club issij/ing - up Control •
building- and givingf it back to „
'UniVersity managenient," East said. "It
• is Clear now that it is going to be hard to
make • '
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,'-to take over and find other. uses for the
building. However, the Faculty Club will
still use , the building." ' . .• ,
Tiie FaCuity , ClUb Board of Directors
'Thursdasf.. Voted.ls-0 to close the? club. ' •
Club!niembers Will 'be, notified of- the ; ,
Board's decision by Moriclay„lettCr. The,.
club will Closehitay 27." .'` :
Said,' the Biiard:,reaClied ,, the.',
, deCisiori to close 'hi several reasons, one,
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fhiancial.„ The club
_intst. pay - the
Utility bills and the maintenanc e staff'.
; •`: ' faculty !club must.,PaY: - for
.Upkeep, , 'and ,:we- feel we -cant- do 'that, .
anymore,V ,East, said.-'”Also, , We're - in
competiticin with . the Nittany' Lion• Inn.
' That's Because ;we,take business
away from themi" ‘r;
,The.fatUlti,Club and thiNittiriyikin
-- - Inry,are. both Ideated" ! on - sthe - northwedd •
k; :r ::';"!Both " organizations '
are rtln' ; :e ,:far
.I,coiner Of: eamPUO;'.','Sfeie OlUder, the
cliibinanager; said: "To expect , '
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people from all over is mil. ealistie
said 1:20
HoVrever;•loo of thOse are non
resident'meMbeili.:SOine; '
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.Aikido Master Shuji-Marnynma, lett, grabs a staff , being,' • an• Aikido, dentonstration — Saturday in •White' Building.
'uied as , an oriental fighting: weapon, front an opponent rat,' See story and PhotO,'page 3. • — -
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and others 'are from the Commonwealth already been met. The club has appealed
Campuses, 'East said 'a membership of the' denial of the PLCB twice, but both
I.;000 was projected. ' - ' times the Court' has ruled ,against the
"We can't ,muster enough support. to club. The latest attempt was in January
pay the overhead," Fluder • said. 'We when the Harrisburg Commonwealth
have about 600 members 100 of them
,Court upheld &previous court dicision.
den't live - here. '. To get the volume we r "We're not going to bother to appeal it
need, all
,those members would need to . (the last decision)," East said. "It has
use it (the club) all of the time. become clearer to me that there is not
"With this number of members; ; We much point in the University operating
can't get them.tp at herias often.".;!/, two restaurants, in the. same part of the
, , - Another 'reason' fOr-the - Club's' closing:. 'campus:" . • ~
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is „that, - many f aculty : inembera '''. are' - The University's 'Board of Trustees
inexperienced in' managing a club, like - raised' about $1 million to have the club
this,Xa4 said. ~ , • ,1 - -;-. •-' , . • built. ' Before the club was actually
,"There'a no AncOmpetence , With' the . :constructed, the money was invested by
• faculty,," Fluder said.. "They - all have • the UniVersity. For thepast two years,
full-time academic jobs to put in." ,•: • - ' the club has been 'operating, on the in-
Fluder. said Ahe'Cliib's•probleina M ,
ay. . ". Wiest 'gained from those investments.
:be....1h#. , ,. same - .'as those': Aowntown ' However, East said,' the money from
businessmen are facing this'yeli. ; ~.• • • • those investments is running out. .
"hood bUsinesshien are - hurling -in ,: "We are • trying to wind down so
towel," nuclei. '
said. "Several operations ' everyone ; will be all right," East said.'
have had the worst year ever. .(.• • .: "We are not in the red yet." .
• "This Spring Term.didn't shape up 'for
.• Eist said `the board decided to close'
-'us: Thia is usually, the big time of year." • - during the summer because it is a slow
The Club's hick of aliquot' license did time.
tisk •:haire 'that much •of an' effect on • , “It seemed like an annronriate time to
membership, East said:,Members Must!. - •• • , .
s make adjustments,' East said. • .
bring , theit ovyktottles:. Hi-their:Want :. , • ,• . •
.:, 1 ~.,• : , ,•.: :, . :East said the University is considering
liquor'. ',., ..'' ii,'•,•,.::' - : - .: , ,, , - ' . 7, ~ ~
'?. 1 .••, tMost 4the.peo . ple Ahat bele' iii,tO-the:•••••, several . --- alternatiVe: plans ~ for -the
'..thibife content ,withiW•Eaatilid:,;':! ,i;,-
~,...buildink;Butshe.said officials.have.not
ri 4 30thelliek tif aficense) , probabo did .:: . , -
yet•leleasOlheir plena.- • .
'not' haire asanuch totaireffecOts People • " They '.. are being' a little, cOzy,about it
thought,'" ,, Fludei said. "LiquOr i is ,a. until they settle On it," East said.
Pioduet,witli alit oi,coat and overhead." , ' .•, The University Board of Trustees will
The 'Pennsylvania ` Liquor Control,' - probably haVe some voice in the matter,
• Hoard:- has i, denied ;'the club a' license.. '
East said. The; board will meet May 25
because the quota for. `State ',College has • and 26
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Two' University -- students
killed , in ,icaraccident
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By VICKI FONG laceiations - ant:l.:abrasions. He was
Daily Collegian Staff Writer treated and released immediately.
Two University students died in a ,Jeffer's Volkswagon was destroyed
, tvckai, accident Thursday night in -in ;the crash and Fisher's car was
Franklin- County.; near the Maryland - I 'damaged heavily, - according to the
border. , ,state police.
Janies`Jefferk, il,.(i2th r ngrotioniy) The students' third roommate, Jim
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.:and Landon Haynes;2l, (I.2th-general (12th-agronomy) said the two
agriculture), roommates; `..Were were headed toward Washington,
taveling • south on • state, 'Route 75; • , D.C. to visit their relatives.
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Chambersburg state, police said: •• Jeffers was from Finleyville, Pa.
Police said their_ Voikswagon ran. , and Haynes -was from Pittsburgh.
through the intersection at U.S. Route Both participated in intramural
30 into the Path Of a Chevrolet driven sports. Jeffers had worked part time
by Robert:•& Fisher, 33, Mapleton at. Centre Hills golf course. Galvin
,Theiceident occured at•10;45 said they both, were to graduate this
- spring ;but had , no definite plans.
All three pers9ni werejaken to the "Both were really nice guys," he said.
.Chtimbersburg',.. Hospital, where -"l'm still too shocked to say much."
Jeffers - and Haynes werepronotuiced Jeffers and Haynes will be buried
dead. -Fisher suffered multiple today in their hometowns.
BINDICItT , •
II 402 PA+TIX
White beats
Bliley 30-21
The White team defeated the Blue
tam
_3021 - Saturday at the annual
Blue-White game in Hersey. Quarter
back Chuck
,Fusina threw 34 passes.
Story and photos, page 11.
will close,
take charge
4 -» COPIZS
Photo by Bob Strang