14—The Daily Collegian Thursday, May 8, 1980
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In an effort to negate the "home field" advantage, Beaver Stadium has been made mobile and will be taken along on future
outings. Here, the U.S.S. Beaver Stadium is seen on its test run to Boston. The effect was created by interposing two prints
one of the stadium and one of the coast near Gloucester, Mass.
IFC and Panhel
wish to thank
Greek Week Co-Chairpersons
and their Committee Chairpersons:
Craig Neal and Linda Wolf
Karen Gottshall
Chuck Wright
Judy Cullison
Beth Lipoff
Gene Dorff
Dan Keller
John Ward
For an enjoyable
Greek Week '80!
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New discoveries slow decade-long decline
Deficit in oil reserves improves
WASHINGTON (UPI) The decade-long decline in U.S.
crude oil reserves slowed to just 800 million barrels last year,
the smallest dip in recent years, the American Petroleum
Institute announced yesterday.
The big oil trade group, in its last reserve survey, estimated
the nation's proven reserves those recoverable from known
fields under existing economic and operating conditions at
27.1 billion barrels on Dec, 31,1979.
"This reserves report highlights a position we have ad
vocated for some time that given the opportunity, - the oil
industry can 'and will produce positive results," said institute
president Charles Dißona.
The Energy Department has assumed the institute's
respdnsibility for issuing future annual reserve estimates. •
Additions to proven reserves exceeded 2.2 billion barrels
during the year, thanks to new discoveries, extension and
Government rejects price
WASHINGTON (UPI) The ad
ministration yesterday rejected an
advisory committee recommendation
for a blanket relaxation of voluntary
price guidelines designed to curb in
flation.
Alfred Kahn, chairman of the Council
on Wage and Price Stability, said the
government agrees with general prin
ciples outlined•by the advisory panel but
does not accept the panel's specific
proposals.
The• six-member Price Advisory
Committee, composed of economists
from the business and academic world,
EXPLORING APPLIED AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
WORKSHOP PROGRAM
May 8 and 9, 1980
Open to Students, Faculty and the Public
Schedule of Events:
May 8, 1980
9:30-11:00 a.m. Workshop on Animal Rights, 124 Sparks Bldg.
speaker: Dr. George Cave, department of English, PSU-Altoona
"Care as the Basis for a Theory on Animal Rights"
discussant: Dr. Robert Cowan, department of Animal Nutrition, PSU
1:30-3:00 p.m. Workshop on Environmental Ethics, Informal Lounge, Eisenhower Chapel
speaker: Mr. Bruce Foltz, department of Philosophy, PSU
"Technology, Inhabitation, and the Possibility of a Land Ethic" .
discussant: Dr. Dale - Baker, department of Agronomy, PSU
3:30-5:00 p.m. Workshop on Engineering Ethics, Infomal Lounge, Eisenhower Chapel
speaker: Dr. Martha Montgomery, department of Humanities, Drexel University
"The Role of the Individual Engineer in the Complex Organization"
discussant: Dr. Robert Price, department of Philosophy, PSU
8:00 p.m. SPECIAL SESSION: Interdisciplinary Symposium on Value
202 Borland Laboratory
speaker: Dr. K. Danner Clouser, department of Medical Humanities, Hershey Medical Center, PSU
topic: Problems of Applying Ethical Theory to Practice
discussion by Value Studies Faculty follows presentation
May 9, 1980
1:30-3:00 p.m. Workshop on News Media Ethics, Informal Lounge, Eisenhower Chapel
topic: "How Far Should a Journalist Go to Get a Story: a case study"
discussants: six students from Journalism 409
moderator: Dr. H. Eugene Goodwin, School of Journalism, PSU
3:30-5:00 p.m. Workshop on Moral Education, Informal Lounge, Eisenhower Chapel
speaker: Dr. Henry C. Johnson, department of Cultural Foundations of Education, PSU
"But Who's Values Are We Going Teach?"
discussant: Mr. David Black, department of Philosophy, PSU
recommended April 16 that the gover
nment relax the present voluntary price
increase guideline to keep it in line with
an earlier relaxation of the wage
guideline.
The committee, headed by Albert
Sommers, chairman of the Conference
Board, an economic think tank, had said
the change would make the price
guideline "more realistic" and thereby
more likely to be obeyed.
However, Kahn said in a letter to
Sommers there is no way to tell if the
change would produce "greater price
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development of known fields and the revision of darlier
estimates, the institute said.
The additions offset three-quarters of the nearly 3 billion
barrels of crude oil produced during the'year, leaving a gap of
only 800 million barrels.
It was the highest replacement percentage since 1970.
recent years, reserves have been replenished only half as fagt
as they were depleted.
The industry, which credi ted
. rising prices for encouraging
exploration, oil field development and improved recovery,
said 1.5 billion barrels of the addition to the reserves last year
came in known fields.
"This report indicates we are doing what we can in the older
fields," said Dißona, blaming government for restraing
offshore"and Arctic exploration. "The major difficulty is that
we are not permitted to go places where oil and gas are most
likely to be."
guide change
1980
restraint."
Rejection of the group's proposal
means a business firm still generally is
asked to increase its average prices
during 1979-80 combined no faster than it
increased them in 1976-77.
Correction
It was incorrectly reported in
yesterday's Daily Collegian that Pollock
library will extend hours to 2 a.m. during
final exam week. Pollock will close at,.,
midnight.
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GAMES NIGHT
PINBALL TOURNAME
Ist week winners ist Steve Corm
2nd William Shal
2nd week winners Ist Gregg Frank
2nd Steve Cormier
3rd ROUND THIS THURSDAY
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