10—The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 9, 1981
Fewer divorces as
lawyers learn laws
By JILL LAWRENCE
Associated Press Writer
:.HARRISBURG (AP) A strange
thing happened to Pennsylvania divorce
statistics last year: they took a nosedive
at the same time that it became easier to
0t a divorce.
But family law experts do not view the
decline the first in 20 years as a sign
that marriages are happier than ever.
Instead, they attribute it to unfamiliarity
with the sweeping change that overtook
the state's antiquated divorce code on
July 1, 1980.
"It is still considered new even though
it has been in effect for over a year," said
Bonnie Menaker, a prominent Harris
burg divorce attorney who helped draft
the new law.
- Menaker, who teaches courses on the
reform, said many lawyers have been
waiting for instructions and for local
rules to be written.
•"They stopped filing divorces for seve
ral months while they became familiar
with the process," she said.
"I was the only lawyer in Dauphin
county that filed on July 1. I filed several
no-fault divorces," she said.
People are not exactly sure what a lot
df•it means, so cases aren't being settled
.so quickly. And lawyers, are reluctant to
commit themselves to what it means ... if
: 'they don't have direction from the appel
, Jate courts," said Chris Gillotti, a Pitts
burgh attorney who heads the state bar
association's family law section.
The new law allows no-fault divorces
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FOUR RESERVED SEATS for Bos
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9717
GREAT WINTER CAR! 1971 Superb
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points $6OO or best of f er.234-2322
HANG GLIDER FOR sale-Cirrus SC.
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weighing 110-140 lbs. Lessons
available, $750. Gayle 237.2983
HUNTING LODGE CLEARANCE
Refrigerator $3O, dryer $3O, lawn
mower $2O, minibike $2O, 238.3706
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MOBILE HOME 12 by 50 very good
condition 1 1 / 2 miles from campus
on bus line. $4500 or best offer 237-
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ONE PAIR OF Fisher ST-420 two
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PIANO, ENTERTAINER SELLING
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.
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SADDLES, BRIDLES, ENGLISH and
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237.4364
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r SELLING TWO GENERAL Admis
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USED (AND NEW) bicycles-bought
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.• 2 WVU JENERAL Admission Tick
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" 1977 TRANS AM with a T-roof.
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,CREATIVELY PROFESSIONAL
• DECORATED cakes for all occa
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- 3544
• INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, mo
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that can be finalized 90 days after filing,
and unilateral divorces if the couple has
lived apart for three years. It also adds
alimony and equitable distribution of
property provisions to the divorce code.
The, new economic provisions are com
pletely unfamiliar territory to lawyers
and can often prolong divorce prciceed
ings, the attorneys said.
"More cases are being tried instead of
settled," said Gillotti.
In the past, a husband had to give in to
his wife's economic demands because he
needed her consent for a divorce, he said.
"Now, if the husband doesn't want to
pay as much as his wife wants, he sits
back for three years (and waits for a
unilatetal divorce) or goes to court," he
said.
In many counties, according to Gillotti,
divorce decrees are not entered until the
economic issues are settled "so there
is a backlog and a delay" in many areas.
The startling 1980 statistics in no way
reflect a togetherness trend, the lawyers
said.
"Frankly, I think 1981 will show a
tremendous increase," said Menaker,
contending that people are taking advan
tage of the no-fault provision and part
ners in long-separated couples are
seeking unilateral divorces.
"The figures are artificial," Gillotti
_said. "If the number of divorces is down,
I haven't seen the number of happy
marriages go up."
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KODACOLOR FILM PROCESSING
and printing on Kodak paper. 110-12
exp. $3.86. 110.24 exp. $6.02. 35mm
36 exp. $9.10. Studio 2, 444 E.
College. •
LOVING FAMILY. WANTS to adopt
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SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR
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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
FELLOWSHIP is a liberal faith, a
caring community of free and disci
plined women and men who are
seeking to unify all people in a large
spiritual fellowship through a phi
losophy of religion that stresses
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WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP
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AUTOMOTIVE
MGB EXHAUST SYSTEM for sale
Call Rick 238-9027
1980 TR7 CONVERTIBLE like new.
Must sell. Best offer. Will consider
trade. Call evenings 238-4202
1978 HONDA ACCORD 5-Speed
htcbck am-fm •stereo cassette.
Asking $4200 or best offer 237.5694
1975 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. 44,000
mi, new paint, stereo, excellent
conditibn, very clean, 40 mpg. Mark
234-1093
1965 CORVAIR MONZA, COM
PLETELY restored, 4,000 miles, AM
FM/casette, new BFG radials, paint,
and interior, $6500 865.7757
1957 CJ6 LONG body jeep with
snow plow and lock-out hubs. 238-
3706, leave message
10112 Erev Sukkot, 7:30 p.m. at,Jewish Community
Center .
10113 Sukkot, 9:30 a.m: at Hillel
10/14 Sukkot, 9:30 am. at Hillel
WONDERFUL SUBLET! GOOD lo-
AUDIO cation, nicely furnished, low price •
• .1 , (very negotiable). Call Lynda after 6.
AKAI CASSETTE DECK. GX-FBO, 3- 234.4041
head, 2-motors; solenoid transport
logic, fluorescent peak meters. Call
Charles 237-5570
BIC FORMULA 4 speakers excel
lent condition still under warranty
$2OO/pr. 234.6865. Call after 5:00
WAREHOUSE STEREO PRICES!
Over 40 major brands. Manufac
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Monthly specials! Call 237-5665
:APARTMENTS;
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room. Prefer non-smoking serious
student. Lease thru August
$3OO/mo. utilities included 237-
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QUIET LIVING: FURNISHED effi
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includes all. Call 466-6568 or 237- efficiency. $l5O/mo. includes utili
-6544 ties. Starting winter term. 234-0792
TWO BEDROOMS IN house (either DFEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED
separate or together) 1 1/2 blocks to share 1 bedroom apartment. Utili
from campus-great location. Winter ties included $145/month. Available
and spring. Call Matt 237-6625 immediately. 237-9543
2 RMS. IN 3 brm house. Females.
W. Parkway near Plaza. Nice. Fur
nished. On bus mutes. Lg.rm.
$l4O/mo. Srrisrm. $l2O/mo.- 3 month
lease. Dec.l. Please call Leslie 237-
9390.
SUBLET
COMMONS: FEMALE NEEDED to
share room winter term only. Call
234.6871
EXCELLENT ROOM IN carpeted
newly remodeled house. 10 minute
walk to campus. Many conve
niences, quiet neighborhood. Call
Andy 234-1072
FEMALE NEEDED FOR 1 / 4 of 2
bedroom apt. Winter only. $145/mo
including utilities. 4 blocks from
campus. Call 234-7296
FEMALE ROOMMATE: 1 / 2 block
from campus; 1 / 2 large one bed
room; Winter, Spring, Summer (op
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FEMALE ROOMMATE: SUBLE
own bedroom in two bedroom apt. 4TH FEMALE NEEDED starting win-
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FEMALE, TO SUBLET 1/3 of Univer- tance. Call 238-0764
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Carla. 237-0687
PERSON NEEDED TO share apart
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location, $lOO/month. Call 238.5134
SUBLET: NOV—MAY or Aug. Own
bedroom In 3-bedroom apt, furn. or
unfurn. Fireplace, view or Mt. Nit
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neg. 466-6547 morning/after ,11:00
or collect 412-833-2748
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10/11 1 p.m., Build Sukkah &
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By CARL MANNING percent funding. He said the state cannot afford to local income tax.
Associated Press Writer increase subsidies without a tax increase. . Stauffer opposed both amendments, saying the
HARRISBURG (AP) The Pennsylvania State Carmo said PSEA also wants the legislation rewrit- idea of a mixed taxing structure was rejected by a
Education Association will support legislation replac- ten so school districts could have the option of using a task force committee he headed.
ing the school property tax with a local income tax mixture of property tax and a local income, tax. It The task force reworked the legislation after it '
only if it includes what the powerful lobbying group also wants school districts to be able to return to failed to pass the Senate in June. At that time, it
wants, a PSEA official said yesterday. property taxation if a local income tax does not work would have replaced the property tax with a 1 percent
But what the PSEA wants added to the legislation for them. • increase in the 2.2 percent state income tax.
are two provisions opposed by its sponsor, Sen. John . As drafted, the legislation says the state's 505 Stauffer blamed the defeat on Republicans not
Stauffer, R-Chester. school districts would change to a local income tax wanting to be tied to a statewide tax increase at a
"If the legislation stands as is, we'll probably unless they l specifically decide to remain with the ; time when they controlled the upper chamber for the
oppose it," PSEA lobbyist Walt Carmo said, adding property tax. It also says once a school district first time in a decade. • .
that school districts need more flexibility than the changes, it cannot revert to property tax. Under the plan, which the Senate is expected to
legislation permits. During committee hearings this week, Sen. Henry Vote on in two weeks, a local income tax could be as
The lobbying group wants the legislation to include Messinger, D-Lehigh, failed to amend the bill to high as 3.5 percent, although Stauffer said it more .
a provision mandating an increase in the state's basic increase the state income tax by one-half percent to likely would average 2.2 percent.
education subsidy to 50 percent of local budgets. increase the subsidies. Businesses would pay a use and occupany tax,
Gov. Dick Thornburgh's general fund budget in- He also failed to amend the bill to allow school based on the percentage of occupany of the real
eludes $1.5 billion for education, amounting to 43 districts to use a combination of property tax and estate.
, .
AWACS maybe caused plane crash, Iran says
By SCIIEHEREZADE FARAMARZI
Associated Press Writer
BEIRUT, Lebanon ( AP) Iran's Rev
olutionary Guards commander said Unit
ed States AWACS radar planes may have
caused the crash of a Iranian plane last
week that killed four top Iranian military
commanders, it was reported yesterday.
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's re
gime, meanwhile, reported 51 leftist op
ponents were executed by firing squads
in various Iranian cities on Wednesday
on charges of armed insurrection and
anti-government street violence.
The accusation about U.S. planes was
made by Mohsen Rezae, according• to
Iranian newspaper accounts published
ROOMMATE NEEDED THREE bed
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$l2O/month plus utilities. Starting
winter term, call Paul 234-5082 after
s:3opm
HIGHEST CASH IMMEDIATELY.
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made of gold and silver. Ed's Dis
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ROOMMATE WANTED FOR 1 / 2 of Thearte, 237-5112
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Apartments near Briarwood. Share
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$121.25 per month. Call 234-0232
ROOMMATE WANTED: SHARE 1 / 2
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$157.50/month. Tom: 234-1092
TWO FEMALES NEED a male or
female roommate for Winter term.
Preferably a respontible person
who likes to get crazy. One bed
room apt. $l2O includes utilities,
close to campus. Call 237-0459
WANTED: FEMALE ROOMMATE
for winter and or spring 1982.
$ll5/mo. furnished. Call 237.5010
RIDES
RIDE NEEDED TO New York City or
Long Island any weekend, call 865-
7840
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Wednesday. His statements were also
read over the telephone to The Asso
ciated Press office in Beirut yesterday
by a Revolutionary Guard.
Rezae said investigators were trying to
establish whether the Airborne Warnitig
and Control System planes in Saudi Ara
bia had jammed the control or commu
nications system of, the Iranian air
force's C-130, which crashed Sept. 29 as it
approached Tehran.
Rezae did not , say how the AWACS
could jam the systems of the U.S.-made
C-130 Iran acquired under the rule of the
late shah. Iran had previously said the
crash was caused by "technical failure."
The AWACS were sent to Saudi Arabia,
WANTED TO RENT
GOING AWAY THE weekend of
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call 301-869-7760 or write K. Jones
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burg, MD 20879
WANTED
ABSOLUTELY NEED THREE Gener
al Admission Tickets to West Vir
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1077
(A) GOLD! CLASS Rings, coins,
wedding bands, neckchains, etc.
Paying to 100% of gold market!
Don't sell before you see me! Buy
ing over 10 yrs.'Will pick up. 466.-
7713 Boalsburg.
ALABAMA AND NOTRE Dame re
served tickets desperately needed.
Top dollar paid. West Virginia also
needed. Please call Bob, 2348852.
Thanks
DESPERATELY NEED TO borrow
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DESPERATELY NEED TWO Boston
College student tickets. Call Karo
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GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up
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ICE HOCKEY GOALIE equipment,
used. Call Roger 234-9917
I NEED WVU tickets. 2-6 reserved
seats anywhere. Please call Leslie
237.9390. Thank you
MODELS WANTED CENTRAL Pa.
Modeling Agency. Send one 4x5
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16602
NEEDED: ONE DATE ticket for Bos
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0177.
NEEDED: ONE OR three date tick
ets for Boston College game. Good
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south of Iraq and across the Persian Gulf
from Iran, after the Iran-Iraq war broke
out.
'Killed in the crash were Defense Min
ister Col. Musa Namju; chief of staff,
Maj. Gen. Valeollah Fallahi; former air
force Commander and ex-Defense Min
ister Col. Javad Fakuri; Deputy Revolu
tionary Guards Commander Rahim
Kolandouz; and several other Iranian
soldiers who were being flown to Tehran
for treatment of battle wounds.
The state-run Tehran Radio and the
Tehran newspaper Kayhan said most of
those executed Wednesday were guerril
las of the Islamic-Marxist Mujahedeen
Khalq organization, which has lead a 15-
NEEDED! ONE SENIOR student UNIVERSITY SECRETARY WILL do
ticket for Boston College game. typing of all kinds. Fast and accu-
Call 234-4097 or 863-1691. Sue ' rate, call after s:3opm 238.2388
NEEDED: TWO PUBLIC tickets for
Notre Dame. Call (215) 678-9875
after 6pm.
NEED TWO OR.four general admis-
BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Setyour own
sion tickets to any PSU home game.
Call Ed 234-3605 , hours, earn good dollars selling
Avon 238.7070
NEED TWO Student tickets for
/
Notre Dame Game N0v.21. Please OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer
call Kathy 237.0844 anytime. . round. Europe, S. Amer., Aus year
Australia,
Asia. All Fields. $5OO -$l2OO month-
WANTED WEST VIRGINIA tickets ly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write IJC
either two general admission or one Box 52-PA-7 Corona Del Mar, CA
freshman ticket. Will pay top ss. 92625
Call Kim 865-2068
WANTED: 5 GENERAL admission
or date tickets (312 together) for B.C.
'Please call 865-8836
WILL BUY TWO general admission
tickets to any home game. Jeff 865-
3139.
WILL EXCHANGE THREE WVU
date tickets for three general ad
mission WVU date tickets. Cali 234-
1260
WILL PAY TOP dollar plus free beer
for each general admission ticket
for Notre Dame! Please call Debbie
238.2687
3 OR 5 SYRACUSE tickets wanted.
Will pay. Please call soon 238.5629
or 865.2374, Stacie
2 NON•STUDENT NOTRE Dame CAN'T SEE! FROZEN BUNS! 'Lost
tickets needed. Will pay. Call 234• two coats • beige and brown and
1260 prescription glasses at Mr. C's,
CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 3 experienced
typists. IBM Selectrics, papers, re•
sumes, letters, applications, and
registered thesis work. Call Toni
Z 37-9468
FAST, EFFICIENT TYPING. Theses, LOST! CAMP 7 - red down jacket at
'manuscripts, resumes, letters, any- Acacia. Present from mother. Need
thing. Campus pickup and delivery. desperately. Return to Acacia or
Deb 359-3068 call 865-4471. No questions asked
IBM CORRECTING SELECTRICS LOST - WOMEN'S OFF-WHITE
for rent Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N. trench coat with sash (approxi-
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NEED SOMETHING TYPED fast?
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Theses, Dissertations, term papers,
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: WANTED
SECONDARY MATH TEACHER.
Permanent position at junior high
level available immediately. Assign
ment consists of general math
through Algebra I. Previous teach
ing , experience valuable; current
Pennsylvania, certificate required.
Salary based on level of training
and experience. For information on
how to apply, call Mrs. Joy Leitch at
814-422-8814, Penns Valley Area,
School District, R.D.#2, Spring
Mills, PA 16875
LOST
Saturday night. Desperate 865.1860
865.4945
LOST BROWN TUXEDO pants with
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LOST BROWN WALLET Friday,
HUB Library Area. Contains ID.
Please call Bill. 238-7613. Reward
week-old campaign of bombings and
assassinations to overthrow Khomeini's
revolutionary regime.
That brought to 1,296 the number 'of
publicly announced executions in Iran
since the ouster of ex-President Abolhas
san Bani-Sadr on June 22 touched off the
confrontation between leftists and Iran's
fundamentalist Moslem clergy.
•Mehdi Bazargan, Khomeini's first
prime minister, was shouted down in
Parliament •on Wednesday When he
spoke a6inst the mass executions, and
demonstrators later called for his death,
former Bazargan aide said by tele
phone.
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it will
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away. ) ,
The five most
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BRUCE - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Your
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BUDRO HAPPY 4thl I love you
Always, Bonz
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DANCE WITH LIVE ba.nd 'Kikkin
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mission tickets to West Virginia
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DESPERATELY NEED ONE date
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Call late evenings 238-5959 Rod
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DIANE: HAPPY 21st hope we have
many more together love you forev
er Tim
DI, THANKS FOR being there when
I needed you: You sure know how to
'pick up' my spirits. It's Miller time!
Love, Ugly
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DON'T LET BOSTON paint our true
blue lion red. Dance with music and
lights by Mr B from twelve to three,
tonight!
DYNAMIC LEAD SINGER wanted
for established band. Experience
essential. 865-0915 after 8 pm
FEMALE GUITARIST • VOCALIST
call Gary 237-1438 after 5:30
GRACE (WEJ): HAPPY 21st. Two
fists are better than none. Agnes
and Silver Dollars
GUITARISTS AND KEYBOARDS
needed for serious work In FM type
Rock Bank. Experience a must. If
Interested call Manuel, 237.7592
HASTINGS' PERRY • BERRIES,
thanks for listening, caring, and
really helping out. Donna
HELP! NEED W.VA general admis
sion tickets. Will listen to any offer
Call anytime. George 238.7982
HERSHEY HOUSE, YOU won! Your
Loyal Fans
HEY HAL! (OOPS, ( mean Butt
Face) Happy Birthday! XOX Assay
Man, the mouth, moose
HEY NINETEEN: HAPPY Birthday
Sally Mael Love, Kimmers and
Bunn
HEY "WHO IN the hell are you?"
Your're the exception to the rule.
We won't forget you now!
HI KELLY. I am sOOO glad that you
are here because I missed you
sOOOO much. Like I said, you are my
slice of pill Love Always, Rick
(Doctor J)
HOMECOMING AND THE Reber
and Boras stud service; a Penn
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information on homosexuality and
gay lifestyles
IM ICE HOCKEY mandatory meet
ing Sunday Oct. 11 7:30 Ice Rink
Teams announced, schedules, jer
sey pick-up. Late sign•ups also
Questions call Chris 237.3589
IMMORAL MINORITY BUMPER
stickers. Mail order $1.25. R. Asso
ciates Box 15 State College PA
16801
IN MEMORY OF John Lennon on
what would have been his 41st
birthday. We remember you, John!
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JANE AND GRACE• Yee Hah!
You're 21 at last, have a blast!
Happy Birthdays. Love, Julie and
Joan
JEFFIE: HAPPY 21st bucko! Party It
upl Love J & L
JEFF M. UNDER your direction,
Plka's showboat Is surely on a
voyage to #1 In homecoming 'Blll
Good luck as President. Love, Jo
JIM 8., IF you're here fo Homecom
ing, call me. My number Is In the
book. MB
J.E.C. 111, IT'S finally happened, I MEMBERSHIPS ACCEPTED FOR
can't believe it's true! I've got the the Advertising Club on Thursday
man of my dreams•and he, my love, and Friday In Carnegie Lobby. All
is you! Love you, Babe. welcome!
KAPPA DELTA WE'RE psyched for
Homecoming• The men from Acacia
KAPPA DELTA— THANK you for
getting us up. The screwdrivers
were great! Love, Acacia
KD ACACIA KD ACACIA KD ACA
CIA KD ACACIA KD ACACIA KD
ACACIA KD ACACIA
KEN D. A•LEVEL Hamilton a•waka
waka waka what a cookie! I'll eat
you any day! If curious reply Tab
Fanatic
KIM. RUMOR HAS It that you are
planting a'redwood forest. Scott
LAURA HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a Very
Special person on a very special
day. Love Rich
LIME PROMOTES BACTERIA
growth, the Plug
LIONS ROAR BUT Eagles soar- We
will prevail!
LIONS ROAR BUT Eagles soar- We
will prevail!
LISA, YOU KNOW who you 'R'.
You're the finest girl by far. Intelli
gent, beautiful, warm and kind, I
can't keep you off my mind. Hope
you'll think on this a while, you're
the one who makes me smile. Just
me in 703
LOST DOG BORDER Collie black
and white, short hair, male named
Zack. Reward 234.0303 .
LOST GOLD WATCH somewhere
between Simmons and Lady Bug on
College Ave. If found call Jull at
865.4341, Reward '
"MARTY FELDMAN EYES" now
available at PSU Bookstore, The
Record Bar, and National Record
Marti
MATT B. # 86: you are definitely the
cutest football player on the team.
You can tackle me anytime! How
about it? An Ardent Fan
OLDEN OLDIES ALL WEEKEND!
OLDIES IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
GAME with RAY ANTHONY
Friday & Saturday Nights:
GRAN STAN SPINS THE OLDIES
ROAR LIONS, ROAR!
MODELS NEEDED FOR glamour
photography. Good way to earn
money. Call Craig at 2386909
MRS: THANKS FOR the past
month. I've enjoyed It! Love, the
only one who calls you Michael.
Besides your mother •
MUSICIANS: OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS! Last Spring's hottest
new band Is reforming. Guitarists,
keyboardlsts call now 234-0754
NEEDED ONE SENIOR or date tick
et for Boston College game. Call
234-0792. Keep trying
PAT, REMEMBER THE good times,
babe. I love you. SuePENN STATE
WE want the lion! We want the lion!
Boston College
PENN STATE! WATCH out! Our
paint is being stirred! Maroon and
gold forever! The Eagles
PENN STATE— YOUR lion needs a
new skin. Maroon and gold! The
Egales
PHI MU SISTERS-Our love and
thanks. The Phi's
PHI SIG AND SDT---the best of the
west--ride 'em cowboys! Love the
SDT's
PIKA, WE'RE FOLLOWING the
Penn State tradition•^ right up to
#llll Let's get 'cruising'l Love al
ways, Caryn
PIKA-WE'RE PSYCHED to see how
great Homecoming will be! Good
Luck! Love--Linda, Marcie, and
Sherri- Your New Little Sisters To
Be
PRETTY PETITE BRUNETTE wear
ing kilt(?) at SAE last weds. Danced
slow dance with me. Would like to
know you better. Was too shy to ask
again. Please reply Personals. Shy
Fellow
AN A
h ' LOON
212 E. Calder Alley
"SCORPIAN SPECIALS"• Oct. 17
Red Rose Cotillion; Oct. 24 "Daddy
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TEDDY BEARS CAN be rescued
with search warrants. Right, Curt?
P.S. Thanks
THE CAKE, THE cards and even the
Forum Foundation made my 20th
Birthday special. Thank you all!
Hutton
THE EAGLES WILL prey and the-
Lions should pray on Homecoming
day. B.U. Eagles
TODD B.- WANTED to meet you at
Beta after Nebraska, but I found out
you're the quarterback and momen
tarily lost confidence. Reply, H
TODD: YOUR NEXT pass to Barbara
may be Intercepted. She'll like my
game plan better!
TO JENIFER, FIRST floor Bigler: So
many times we watch and wait, to
see what happens when it comes to
fate. A passing smile, a casual
glance, I met you once, purely by
chance. It's really hard to ask some
one, Let's go out, we can have fun.
If you ,say no, well anyway, you
brightened up a long, hard day.
From Steve 1016, Pattee Reserve
Reading Room
TO MY FRATERNAL twin brother: I
wish it was true. Thanks for last
Friday. Sis
TONIGHT IS YOUR chance to find
out who Mr B is
TONI AND DOROTHY of 3rd floor
Simmons. Once is forgivable; twice
means revenge! Private Eyes
TO SOME REAL eye openers on 7th
floor Hiester. Thanks! Your Cousin
Scott
TO THE GIRLS behind SAE Satur-
day night around 2:00: it.was great
seeing you and we must do it again.
Reply Personals. Thanx, you made
our night. 2 appreciative drunks
Since
1846
Lennon
be unveiled
LOS ANGELES (AP) John Lennon,
who would have been 41 years old today,
will be remembered on ,his birthday by
the unveiling of a seven-foot, three-ton
bronze statue in his likeness.
The statue of the slain former Beatle
will be unveiled at the Fourth Annual Los
Angeles Street Scene Festival at City
Hall.
'I knew the public would love to see something
done to honor John.'
The sculpture depicts a denim-clad
Lennon standing with his arms crossed
and holding a Mao cap. Sculptor Brett
Livingstone-Strong hopes someone will
buy the statue and donate it to the city.
His John Wayne , sculpture eventually
sold for $1 million.
The city has commissioned him to
produce statuettes of runners and javelin
and discus throwers for the 1984 Olympic
Games to be held here.
The Australian-born, 27-year-old sculp
tor has lived in the United States for four
years and gained national attention when
he carved a likeness of John Wayne from
a large boulder that fell onto the Pacific
Coast Highway during landslides three
years ago.
TO THE GIRL who worked in Ocean YO' PENN STATERS, We want the
City, MD. and is from the Baltimore Lion. Signed, Boston University Ea
afea. I met you at a tailgate and you gles
said you knew my cousin Kevin. I
had on a purple Moose Saloon 9th and 10th Pinchot- Warm up your
jacket. I didn't get your name. Re- paddles for our second annual ca
ply- Purple Moose noe race! Love Ist floor Hastings
alumni
TRIANGLE: THANKS FOR Wednes
day night. Good luck with home
coming 'Bl. Janet
TRI DELIS: YOU make hating"
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rifl
es easy. Here's to more
greatr° r .$4 .00 OFF 1 1
tailgates without you. Love, Sev•
the low price of any set of
enth Heaven's Mevins
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Championship highlights; Tuesday
Oct. 13, 7:30 HUB Assembly room, electric, acoustic and bass
$.50 donation, presented by PSU Ice guitar strings
Hockey Club
VICKI - TEXAS IS - great, but I'd - I !Rt I 11 I
rather be with you. I'll love you
forever. Scott 227 E. Beaver Ave
OPEN Oiler
WANTED 2 OR 4 GENERAL ADMIS• mon.rr. 10-9 Expires
SION tickets for West Virginia, will Sal 10 ' 7 10/12/81
pay Big Bucks, call Pete 234-3275
WANTED: 2 TICKETS FOR Kenny
Rogers concert at Hershey; 10128.
234-1797
WHAT IS GREEN and white and
black and gold and is going to win
Homecoming?
WHILE THE PIKAS sail south
'board their showboat, and the
Delts are off in space; Kappa Delta
and Acacia will steal away first
place! What a winning Combina•
tion!!!
WILL TRADE 2 WVU general tickets
plus 1 date for pair of Alabama. Call
865-6729
WITH EYES TO cold, for reasons IMPROVE YOUR GRADES! Re
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"I knew the public would love to see
something done to honor John," Liv
ingstone-Strong said. "But I also knew no
one would want to pay for it outright, so I
contacted the City of New York to see
about putting it in Central Park."
New York officials were interested, the
artist said, but told him there was a 5-
year moratorium on putting art objects
in the park.
Los Angeles officials sent someone
around to Livingstone-Strong's studio in
his Palos Verdes home to look at his
model.
Lennon was gunned down in New York
City last December outside his apart
ment building. Mark David Chapman, a
25-year-old security guard, was sent to a
New York state prison for the shooting.
The Lennon statue cost $65,000, the
sculptor said. The money was loaned to
Livingstone-Strong by Steve Unger,
whom he met while he was doing his
research for the statue.
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