Nancy
gets
a tree
WASHINGTON (AP) A
Christmas tree from Spartansburg,
Pa., will grace the Blue Room of
the White House, Nancy Reagan
announced yesterday.
The 20-foot Christmas tree, va
lued at $7OO by the owners, was
presented on the North Lawn of the
White House.
The first lady received the 28-
year-old Douglas fir from Eric and
Gloria Sundback of. Bethesda, Md.
"I would love to accept that love
ly big tree," Mrs. Reagan said. "I
can't wait to see it all decorated."
The Sundbacks have 85 acres of
Christmas treep in West Virginia
and Pennsylvania.
Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., greeted
the Sundbacks and told Mrs. Rea
gan: "We hope this represents a
comeback for all the Christmas
tree growers in Pennsylvania."
The tree and the White House
state rooms will be decorated in
old-fashioned style this weekend by
florists and other volunteers. .
The Sundbacks also donated the
White House Christmas tree in 1979.
The honor is bestowed on the win
ner of the national , championship
growers' award, for which trees
Are judged on color, shape and
other factors.
The Sundbacks also are provid
ing 16 smaller trees to be used in
decorating the White House.
Live Entertainment
at
The Wine Cellar
Thurs.,Fri., and Saturday 9:30-1:30
Happy Hours
Thurs., Fri., and Sat
4:00-7:00 Join us for a
2 for the price Of 1 Superb Brunch 11-4 p.m
Thursday Night
Bob Sopol will be performing
Also join us for all you can eat pizza $2.95
Friday Night
Andy Mozenter and his rowdy music is back at the Wine Cellar
Saturday Night -
Randy
Randy Hughes of Menagerie will appear for the first time at
the Wine Cellar
119 S. Atherton St
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This is your chance to get involved,
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Nancy Reagan accepts a.20-foot-tall, 28-year-old Douglas fir from Eric and Gloria Sundback of Bethesda, Md. The tree,
presented to the White House yesterday for display in the Blue Room, was grown in Spartansburg, Pa.
Sunday Champagne
Brunch
La Bella Vita
"Under The Red Canopy"
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Course Offerings
Winter 81-82
English 194 Women's Literature, 28 Sackett
MWF6-Braren
Journalism 250 Women & the Media,l6s Sackett
ITHIS-Toth
Biology 341 Biology of Sex, 108 Forum MWF4-
Wickersham
Phys. Ed. 424 Female in Sport,lllWhite Bldg
MWF4-Harris
History 302 Seminar: Abolition & Slavery, 811
Liberal Arts TTHI3-Brown
• Spring 82
English 494 Women's Writers, 366 Forum TTHI4-
Rodgers
Psych. 471 Psychology & Women, 351 Moore
MWFI-Sherif
Comp. Lit. 497 A Women & World Lit., 303 EEW
TTHI4-Makward
Soc. 30 Sociology of the Family, E2ll H. Dev.MWFS
Women Studies 200 Women's Studies, 318 Willard
MWF3-Chapman
Social Science 22 Women, Minor & Work,
144 Fenske MWFS-Rozen
Women St. & Hi. Ed. 597 A Women's Education &
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SUNSHINE
220 S. FRASER
(across from the post office).
Holden will gives
S 250,000 to Powers
HOLLYWOOD (AP) Actor William his death would leave an "unfillable
Holden bequeathed $250,000 to his long- void" in her life.
time companion, actress Stefanie Pow- She suffered another tragic • loss this
ers, with the bulk of his multi-million week when Wagner's wife, actress Nate
dollar estate to go to his family, accord- lie Wood, drowned .
ing to his will filed yesterday in Los Holden and Powers had traveled wide-
Angeles Superior Court. ly together, to places including Africa,
Powers, who co-stars with Robert New Guinea and other parts of the world.
Wagner in the "Hari to Hart" television But he had said before his death that
series, had had a longstanding romance their romance had cooled because of her
with Holden, who was found dead Nov. 16 heavy involvement in the Series.
in his oceanfront apartment in Santa "A ,TV series is legalized slavery for
Monica. the stars," Holden had said. "I just don't
Powers, who was on location at the
time Holden's body was found, has said
Amoeba parasite
found
ERIE (AP) The Erie County Health
Department says a parasite that can
cause a meningitis-like disease has been
found in the city's bayfront. Studies are
under way to determine if the amoeba
can survive the winter weather.
Department director John Toth said in
a telephone interview yesterday that the
amoeba, called Naegleria fowleri, can
cause death if its presence in the body is
not detected quickly.
"It follows the olfactory nerve into the
brain cavity," he said.
No cases of infection have been report
ed in the Erie area and the chances of
NRC chairman tours
Diablo Canyon plant
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (AP) The
head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commis
sion said yesterday after touring the
Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, that
he didn't know if he would vote for a
review of a study saying the $2.3 billion
facility was earthquake-safe.
NRC Chairman Nunzio Palladino de
scribed the $2.3 billion facility as "quite
an impressive plant" with "a very fine
technical support center." •
However, when asked about the re
view, he said he wasn't sure how he
would vote. Two members of the five
member NRC Peter Bradford and
Victor Gilinsky already have indicated
they favor such a review.
During the visit, he side4tepped ques
AP Laserphoto
in Erie bayfront
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1982/83 PROGRAMS FOR AMERICAN STUDENTS
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Work, Learn and Enjoy
Orientation 1982
The Office of New Student Programs is now
accepting applications for the position of Area
Chairperson to serve on thd Orientation Central
Coordination Committee.
This student volunteer position will Provide the
following valuable experience:
Practical Leadership Training
Communication Skill Development
Program Design Experience
Exposure to the Administrative
Operation of the University
Increased Awareness About the
College Student
A Chance to Make Friends and
Have Fun
The position begins January, 1982, and con
tinues until NOvember, 1982. Job descrip
tions and applications are available in 135
Boucke Building. Application deadline,
December 9, 1981.
get to see her much when she is work
ing.:'
contracting the disease are "slim," he
said.
The amoeba has been found in warm
water primarily in Southern sttes and
more recently at warm water discharges
of power plants elsewhere, Toth said.
It was discovered in Lake Erie last
spring when the Pennsylvania , Electric
Co. was conducting°. an environmental
study of its warm water discharge into
the bay at the foot of State Street.
Thellealth Department asked the Erie
County Cotincil earlier this we,ek to re
store about $2,500 in next year's budget to
continue studying the organism.
tions about flaws found at the plant,
which has been the site of major anti
nuclear demonstrations.
He said flaws discovered so far involve
the plant's design, not its construction.
"There are always questions of making
sure that the• (NRC) requirements are
met and that the plants are properly
constructed.
' "It just goes to show that people can
make - mistakes and they've got to be
caught before nuclear plants are li
censed," he added.
On Nov. A 9, after discovery - of .a num
ber of design flaws, the NRC revoked a
license it'had issued to Pacific Gas &
Electric Co. to conduct low-power tests
at the facility.
1:11TATIO1
11.11,1.1•S'
Baker to attempt scheduling vote
on extension of voting rights act
By MIKE SHANAHAN states many of them in the South
,
Associated Press Writer must come to the Justice Department for
WASHINGTON (AP) Majority approval for changes in voting statutes
Leader Howard Baker said yesterday he ' or regulations.'
will attempt to schedule a Senate vote Conservatives have argued that the so
this month on a simple 10-year extension called preclearance provisions should be
of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. extended to all 50 states, a proposal
Key proviiions of the law expire next which critics say would have the practiz
August and proposals to renew it seemed cal effect of making the law unenforcea
t likely to set off a major Senate battle ble. •
next spring. , In October, in a major victory for civil
Supporters and many opponents of rights organizations and 'liberal Demo
extending key provisions of the act agree - crats, the House • approved a tough ver
that it has been the most successful of the sion which would extend the pre
civil rights laws enacted during the clearance provisions indefinitely while
19605. . • setting stringent rules which would per-
But there is fervent disagreement on mit a state to get out from under the law
whether some states should continue to by proving that it no longer diserimi
be monitored as to whether they discrim- nates against minority voters.
inate against black and (Abell minority , President Reagan previously support
voters. ed extension to all 50 states, but said last
Under existing law, all or part of 22 month he will sign legislation which
FOR SMTE-1
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale. Available immediately. Call
865-3145
FOR SALE: FEMALE dorm contract.
Desperate!! Will offer reward!
Please call Denise 238-1419. Keep
trying!
FOR SALE: SINGLE bed with mat
tress and box spring. $7O or nego
tiable. Call Brenda 237-7389. Keep
trying'
ICE HOCKEY 'EQUIPMENT. Excel
jent condition, reasonable prices.
Call Allen at 234-2432, must sell!
OLIN MARK IV 160 cm ski's, excel
lent freestyle skits; :Marker M-412
bindings w/skibreaks. Package
$2OO includes FREE poles. Also will
sell separately. Call 466.6201 before
I '
11:00pm
OVAL SHAPED V2K diamond en
gagement ring. Brushed yellow 14
karat gold band. Excellent
Christmas gift. Must sell. Accept
best offer. 237-3740
SAVE MONEY BY buying your dorm
contract (female) from me. Price
negotiable. Call Karen 865-0900
SNOW TIRES—SEARS Dynaglas
Fir:78.13; Goodyear polyglas G7B-14;
KMS-100 700.13 mounted Corvair
rims; all $40.00/pr. Call 238-4069
TAME FERRETS. SMART, loveable
house-pets. Raccoon faces. Great
mousers. Quiet. Clean. $60.00-
$75.00. 1.717-349-7610
USED VACUUM CLEANERS
&uprights and canisters- starting at
$14.95 and up. Penn State Kirby
355-9239
:ATTENTION
ARE YOU INTERESTED in personal
change, growth, via a group experi
fnce? Variety of groups available
call CAPS 863-0395 or stop by 217
Ritenour
PORTRAITS-SKETCHED IN char
coal by local artist. A unique gift for
X-Mas. Only $l6. Call for appoint
ment. Jeff 466-7510
SPRING BREAK PACKAGE Baha
mas - fqr more Information call
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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
reason, goodness, and service. Join
us Sundays, 10:30 am at 758 Glenn
Road, State College
abortion
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confidential
counseling
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~ .A PARTMENTS:.
FEMALE WANTED: SHARE 1/4 of
two bedroom apt. Non-smoker pre-
ferably. Call 237-0579 ask for Terri
,or Donna
vt.l
WANTED: NON-SMOKING MALE to
share large one bedroom apart
ment. $193/mo. Including all. utili
ties and cable. Call Andy (collect)
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priyiedges, parking to male stu
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house furnished, washer, dryer,
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t RESPONSIBLE NONSMOKING
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and expenses of beautiful contem
pory house. Lofts, greenhouse, and
fireplace $lO5, 234.4493
ROOMMATES
'' ATTENTION: ROOMMATE NEEDED
to sublet' for an efficiency apart
ment at $137.50/mo. Call 234.6287
soon
MALE FOR ONE-THIRD large one
bedroom. Lion's Gate $125 month.
Dec. 1 through May 31. Bus pass
included and furnished call 234-
. ; ,3 8242
MALE ROOMMATE FOR one bdrm
furnished apt Heritage Oaks 238-
1765
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED for
•Nlnter and/or Spring terms. Share 2
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zampus sl4ehnonth, 2383238
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FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED:
share 1/bdr apartment condomini
um. Ambassador Square. Excellent
location $l7O/mo. Call Carol 238-
4780
FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR 2bdrm
apt. $l5O/mo. and $ 5 / a pprox. elec
tric. Bdrm not furnished, own room.
12 min walk. Immediately 234.4619
FEMALE WANTED: SHARE 1/4 of
two bedroom apt. $137.50/month -
neg. at loft apt. Non-smoking pre-' ,
ferably. Call 237-0579 ask for Terri
or Donna
lh of 2-bedroom trallef. FUrnished.
Everything included $l5O/mo. Ne
gotiable. Circleville Road. Winter
Term. 237.3856
ROOMMATE NEEDED TO share I/2
of two bedroom unfurnished apt.
$155/rno. plus electric. Close.
Lease. Write to: 35 Risley St. Fredo
nia, N.Y: 14063
FOUND
' "FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
FOUND: 11/8/81, two suitcases on
York Drive near Green Subaru. Call
Marylyrin or Missy.23B-7321
monthly. Sightseeing. Free info.
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applications for Resident Manage
rs. These are live-in positions, work-
ARE YOU LOSING your Social Se- ing with developmentally disabled
curity benefits next year due, to persons, offering excellent salary,
Reagan's policies? If you are please room and board plus fringe benefits
contact. Mark Green at the Colle
gian. 865.1828
DANCING FEET "ARE you still con- k (4 3 •
fused?" I'm not. Hope your looking
for Ward to winter term and Friday
____
nights at W. 8., Aark, Aark, Aarkl
DON'T TRASH YOUR scratched re
cords! If they are funcrional, Plastict
Fantastic will pay you 50 cents for DO YOU NEED another roommate
each one. Bring them to 352 E. for Winter? Call Stu at 234.0629.
College 234-3200 Prefer close to campus
HAVING TROUBLE FILLING your
Christmas gift list for friends and
relatives who are single, a unique
and very special gift is a mem•
bership to Innovative Dating. $lB
for six months(at least ten
matches.) Call 238-4200 for free
information package. And.... How
about a gift membership for your
self! Merry Christmas.
ICE HOCKEY THIS weekend vs
NCAA Division II rival Cortland
State. Friday 9:lspm and Saturday
8:00pm. Tickets at rink; Students
$l.OO. Don't miss the exciting ac
tion
INTERESTED IN LEGITIMATE game
of Dungeons and Dragons with
established group. fieply with par
ticulars. Novice
LINDA • MICROBIO MAJOR -helped
to carry your groceries off the loop
to Curtin tues. afternoon. Like to
meet you again. Steve
LOST AT FIJI Tuesday night: white,
black and grey Mexican sweater. If
found or info call Sarah: 865.9674
sreward
MIKE FROM GERMANY-I'd like to
meet again on Pattee steps! Give
me a call sometime!-Diane, 237-
0642
MUSICIANS: OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS! Last Spring's hottest
new band is reforming. Guitarists,
keyboardists call now 234-0754
SHOULD PENN STATE athletes be
paid? Colloquy presents Dr. Allen
Sack, founder of CARE (Center for
Athletes' Rights and Education),
who will speak on "Professionalism
In Collegiate Sports," Thursday,
Dec. 3, at 7:3opm, in the HUB main
lounge. Admission Is freel
SHY BLONDE IN Psych 2 class last
term, I would like to thank you for
your good luck on the exam. Re•
spond Episcopal Lacrosse
TO MY LOVELY 'teacher' Joanne,
I'm very proud of .you - good luck!
Love always, Shawn
WELCOME BACK FRABLE!
WHO IS WALLY CHANG?
HELP WANTED
ACCOMPANISTS NEEDED FOR
ballet and/or modern dance
classes. Sight-reading and Improvi
sation skills useful, but not nec
essary. Central PA Dance
Workshop 237-2784. 11am - 7pm
BUILD UP YOUR cash for upcoming
holidays. By donating plasma at
Sera-Tec, you can earn $2O or more
per week. 237-5761
GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTORS - BEL
LEFONTE YMCA Call Lewis Hal
lock 355-5551 - part time from 3 to
10 hours per week
HELP WANTED IMMEDIATELY. De
livery: 18 or older, own car with
Insurance. Wages, tips, mileage
and bonus. Apply Domino's Pizza,
421 East Beaver, rear
Information on ALASKAN and
OVERSEAS employment. Excellent
Income potential. Call (312) 741-
9780 Ext. 7675
INFORMATION ON ALASKAN and
overseas jobs. $20,000 to $50,000
per year possible. Call (602) 941-
8014 dept. 5606
OVERSEAS JOBS - SUMMER/yeat
round. Europe, S. America, Austra
lia, Asia. All fields. $5OO-$l2OO
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY of
North Central PA, Inc. is accepting
WANTED TO RENT
GARAGE FOR RENT. Near campus
Call 238.5215 or 865.7213
Collegian Inc. is seeking two students
to serve on the Board of Directors
Collegian Inc. is a private non-profit
corporation, which is legally and
financially responsible for The Daily ,
'Collegian and related publications.
The Board of Directors of Collegian
Inc. comprises 11 members, who are
charged with:
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publications.
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and the student business manager of
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range goals.
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independence and the editorial
The Daily Collegian The Weekly Collegian
continues the current method of keeping
close tabs on states which have a history
of voter discrimination.
But the president has also indicated
opposition to the tough provisions in the
House bill in which a state effectively
could be excused from the pre-clearance
requirement.
A simple extension . of the existing law
as proposed by Baker would eliminate
that so-called bail-out provision.
A simple extension of the old law would
also eliminate another section supported
strongly by civil rights leaders.
The Supreme Court ruled that the
Justice Department must show that local
or state officials intended to discriminate
or weaken the voting powers of blacks
before they could bring a jurisdiction
under the Voting Rights Act.
The voting rights extension approved
by the House would eliminate the intent
requirement only that the Justice De
partment prove that the effect of action
be to discriminate against minority vot
ers.
BEST RESUME SERVICE 103 E.
Beaver .Ave. Phone 234-1220. Job
hunting? We can show you how to
get the best results
CENTRE FOR TRAVEL 114 Heister
St. Phone ,238-4987. Any way you
want to go, any place in the world at
no service charge
CUSTOM SHOE REPAIR, quality
materials, expert craftmanship for
all your footwear. 210 South Allen
St. 237-0827
CUT AND DRIED Hairstyling for
men and women. Call for appoint• '
ment. Open six .days a week 9 to 5
GNOMON COPY. 130 West College
Ave. - 237-1111. open Bam to 9pm.
Thesis and resume quality Xerox
and offset copies, binding and lami
nating, wide range of paper
GUARANTEED WATCH AND jewel
ry repairing. Mur Jewelers 125 S. FEMALE NEEDED TO sublet I/2 of 2
Allen St. 237-3896. No charge for bedroom apartment on South Allen
credit, free estimates Street. Call 237.8516
INFINITY PHOTOGRAPHY 140
West Nittany Avenue 238-0583. We
do Sorority and Fraternity formals,
socials, composites. Also wed
dings, graduations, , other special
occasions
LYON'S KENNELS 32.8 W. College
Avenue 234.2370 'Where every dog
is styled to look his best.' Profes
sional grooming and grooming aid
STUDY LAMPS $18.95. Compare at
$26.95. Klaban's Home and
Appliance Co. 206 L. Allen St. 237-
7654
THE DECORATOR'S WORKSHOP
200 West College. Ave. 237-8900.
Open monday through saturday
7:30 to 5:30, tuesday and thursday
til 9. Offering everyday discounts
on paint, carpeting, draperies and
wallpaper
THE SILVER CELLAR 153 S. Allen
St. 237-1566. Custom design work
by local goldsmiths. Repairs and
remounting, gemstone restringing,
yours or ours
THE STATE COLLEGE. Family
Chiropractic Center 905 West Bea
ver Avenue. 'Open weekdays 9.9
Phone 238-0250
T V. or Stereo broken down? Our
service is exceptionally competent,
fast, and economical.. All brands
serviced T & R Electronics 225
South Allen St. 238-3800
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Collegian Magazine
"Israel has been struggling for 25
years against Soviet weapons, politi
cal influence and penetration of Arab
states."
:The debate turned stormy as Sha
ron accused the Labor Party opposi
tion of spreading "gloom and
despondency" ' and "systematically
and maliciously undermining our con
sensus on national security . . . With
the sole aim of returning to power."
To outraged shouts from opposition
benches, Sharon belittled his critics
as "frustrated lawyers" and "retired
DAN . .
BRODY
COLLEGE
AND .
FRASER 237-6708
"My 12 year's experience can
help you take better pictures!!"
FAST QUALITY PRINTS
AT SENSIBLE PRICES
OPEN DAILY 10.5
FEMALE NEEDED FOR I/4 2 bed
room apt. winter/spring utilities in
cluded. Call 237-1417, 118/mo.
FEMALE SUBLET: 1 / 2 ' of two bed
room (furnished) on bus route. Rent
neg. Call Karen, 234-1181
FEMALE WANTED: SHARE 1/4 of
two bedroom apt. $137.50/month -
neg. at Loft apt. Non-smoking pre
ferably. Call 237-0579 ask for Terri
or Donna •
ONE BEDROOM GARDEN apart
ment in Amitie with fireplace and
wash/dry. Available Jan. 1.863.2114
or 238-0145
SUBLET AVAILABLE DEC.I- 1 /z
cozy one bedroom apt.• in house.
Female nonsmoker. Five minutes
from campus. Wendy 234.4382, Pam
237.4049
SUBLET HALF OF 2 bdr. furnished
apt. Dec. 81 thru' Aug. 82. Rent $llO
Incl. heating. Elec. extra. Call imme
diately 234.3025 after 6 or leave
message 865-2085
SUBLET - ONE BEDROOM apart
ment, close to campus, March
through August. 234.8860, John
SUBLET WINTER SPRING efflclen
cy apartment South Garner Street
Close to campus. Utilities included
Call 237-1309
WANTED: ONE MALE roommate to
share efficiency. Close to campus
238.22677
PASSENGERS WANTED FOR
roundtrip flight to Minneapolis 17-
22 Dec. $llO each for expenses 238-
3238
TWO RIDERS NEEDED for
Christmas break trip to Florida call
Emily 234.4663 or Ilene 238.1275
LOST
LOST in Atherton Hall: Blue Gore-
Tex down jacket from Recreational
Equipment Incorporated with
matching hood. Medium sized with
pair of wool-lined men's leather
gloves •in right pocket. Contact
Steve at 5.4927 or 5-1667.
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No-confidence votes defeated
Continued from Page 1.•
"Is there an•example in the world of
an open agreement which details the
number of tanks or ammunition that
are stockpiled or (arrangements for)
intelligence cooperation or infrastruc
ture?" Sharon said.
generals with pretensions to lead
ership."
He denied the opposition's conten
tion that the pact opened the way for
Israeli troops to fight foreign wars.
Israel's considerations would always
be based on its own security needs, he
said.
But with the agreement in hand,
"Israel can defend itself in the
gravest situation that can arise in the
future," he said.
He said he saw nothing wrong with
spelling out "the holy name of the
threatener (the Soviet Union) in the
agreement. What difference does it
make if we say it is against the Soviet
Union or against communism?"
This was in response to Labor's
former foreign , minister, Abba Eban,
who argued that no similar treaty
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up
Leland Enterprises 238.2553
ICE HOCKEY GOALIE equipment,
used. Call Roger 234-9917
NON-SMOKING MALE-IBR- Cen
tury Towers- $l5O/mo.-Wlnter. Call
collect (717)875.3693
TUTOR NEEDED: BEGINNING over
break or at start of winter term for
Psych. 415 and APL. Desparately
needed, will pay $B. per hour. Call
Janne at 466-7036, keep trying
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn
beautiful soilfree plants.' .Have a
plant party. Call Kris 355-8/81
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The Daily Collegian Thursday, Dec. 3, 1981—
with any country had ever named the
Soviets as a specific threat.
Eban charged that the pact obliged
the United States to support Israel
against the Soviets and their allies,
but not against "the real danger"
the Arabs." •
Shinui member Amnon Rubenstein,
in presenting a motion, said Israel
"extorted the agreement from Presi
dent Reagan on the basis of things he
said in his election campaign . . . It
(the United States) gave in to a cam
paign of pressure and pleas that
would have embarrassed any sover
eign nation."
Meir Wilner, presenting the Com
munist motion, warned: "You'll still
need the help of the Soviet Union
which is so close to this area."
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