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when so many uncreative rip-off can't help but laugh at the repulsive composi- well? Although nothing can compare to "The Regan and her .pea soup in "The Exorcist" . a second look. I just think my stomach has to ~ 8415TERY M. . 6-56 , mu? ANALOGIES FISH... ROTTEN
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By TOM JORY
Associated Press Writer
NEW YORK —•CBS will call on
satellite technology and some fa
miliar figures from the diplomatic
world for "The Great Nuclear
Arms Debate," a 90-minute trans-
Atlantic exchange on the deploy
ment of American nuclear mis
siles in Europe, to be broadcast in
prime time Saturday evening.
The idea for the program was
Walter Cronkite's, and the former
"CBS Evening News" anchorman
will moderate the debate starting
at 9:30 p.m. EST.
`•"I think it is important to. put
this life-and-death matter to the
public before the demonstrations
that are expected this summer
and fall," Cronkite said. "It is
critical that the American people
have as much knowledge as possi
ble on the subject so that they can
influence the democratic process
that will decide the course that
this country will take."
At issue in the debate is the
proposition, "Resolved: The Unit
ed States should proceed with its
scheduled deployment of new nu
clear missiles in Europe."
Former Secretary of State Hen
ry Kissinger, 'in New. York, and
British Defense Minister Michael
Heseltine, in London, will argue in
favor of the resolution, with Paul.
C. Warnke, the former chief U.S.
arms negotiator, in Florence, and
West German opposition leader
Egon Bahr, in Bonn, in oppopition.
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Association for Palestine present the film
"The Fifth War"
Admission Free
Couna1.•••••••••••••GSA....
Tlnternational Film Week
Across
1 Farcical
6 Reward
11 Foreign
13 Oats
14 Strike out
15 Allure
16 Object
17 Social insect
19 Caviar
20 Oil of roses
22 Revolutionary
24 Gum resin
27 Second selling
Down
1 Relinquish
2 Cattle
3 Fashion
4 Inhabitant of: suffix
5 Honorable mention
6 Blinks
7 Beyond
8 Living in the woods
9 Removes the rind
10 Posed
12 Coin
18 Binder
20 French friend
21 Directed
23 River to the North
Sea
MOYER JEWELERS
SPRING SPECIAL
14 KT SOLID
GOLD CHAINS
$22"
Buy gold by actual weight and save.
Compare our prices and save V 3 to 1/2
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND ALLEN
DOWNTOWN STATE COLLEGE
29 Allocate
31 Illusive
32 Compass point
33 Post
35 Adjudge
37 Slip
38 Time designation
41 Hackneyed
43 Beard of wheat
45 Vacuous
46 Group of five
47 Spiels
48 Facients
24 Prior
25 Red sage
26 Everlasting
28 Chemical salt
30 Born
34 Envelop
36 Tug
38 Medieval fortress
39 Candice Bergen,
for example
40 Youngsters
41 Snaffle
42 French article
44 Cadmus' daughter
PER GRAM
FOR THE
REAL TASTE OF BEER
PABST IS THE PLACE.
The Daily Collegian
Crossword
Friday, April 22
(answers in Monday's classifieds)
SALE ENDS
APRIL 30th
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