24 -The Daily Collegian Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 .. : . i The Daily Collegian Monday, Aug. 29, 1983-25 - I • • • . •II • Ford urges .budget cuts; 4 , • Marcos may soon free government political convicts ~ . • •• • Commission does a diplomatic duty • Two di ff erent angles • to curb budget deficit .I . . . . By RUBEN G. ALABASTRO . should release all.political prisoners if he sincere- on a• panel the president is naming to oversee the f Associated Press Writer ly wanted •to offer condolences to the Aquino investigation of the killing. • i -By JOHN C. GIVEN .. represented here, including more than 20 that chunk of real estate between two U.N. missions family over her husband's assassination Aug. 21 , The sources said the meeting of Sin and Ver• Associated Press Writer have no diplomatic relations with Washington, became so heated that at one point "the countries • • By THE ASSOCIATED, PRESS , the Washington-based American En- i, . -;. on the 84 Olympics MANILA, Philippines - The Philippines' mili- as he returned from three years' self-exile in the , was arranged before Aquino's slaying.she added. threatened to retaliate with their foreign rela terprise Institute and the Vail Foun- • ' • . • tary chief hinted yesterday that President Fe United States. So far, military investigators have announced - • VAIL, Colo. - Former President dation, was attended' by 50 business '. .- I NEW YORK - The diplomat was worried. His The commission helps New Yorkers and offi- tions," Odell said. "Then there are the others. By SANDY COLTON "Shooting For The Gold," photo : nand E. Marcos soon may release some Opposition leaders accused the government of no significant developments in the case. The Gerald Ford said Saturday that the leaders and former heads of state ' 1 -• landlord, he said, was threatening to have him cials of the federal and city governments deal Someone buys a $l,OOO carpet worth $2OO .-.. a $l,- AP Newsfeatures graphed by top sports photogra government political prisoners, sources said. The involvement in . the assassination of the presi- . alleged assassin, gunned down by security police Reagan administration should cut from the United • States, West Ger- 1 .. killed. with foreign governments. It also helps the city 000 camera worth $400." • widow , of slain opposition leader Benigno Aquino dent's chief political rival, but Marcos has denied "We asked him what happened," said Andrew deal with Washington. In such cases, the commission attempts to moments after Aquino was shot, has not yet been domestic spending and "stretch out" many, France, Australia and Great i There's an interesting ' battle Kodak was quiet then. But not Odell, deputy commissioner of the city's Com- Last year, it helped win a federal promise of up negotiate a compromise, lacking the power to .' has urged the release in the week since her the government had any hand in the killing. identified by the government. spending on military hardware to Britain. • 1 shaping up for the 1984 Olympic for long. husband's assassination. Sources close to Cardinal Jaime Sin said armed reduce • huge budget deficits. , , mission for the United Nations and Consular to $7 million a year to help ' pay for police impose a settlement. Marcos' move to appoint Sin to the fact-finding . ~ Games in Los Angeles, and it Sources who quoted the military leader said, forces chief Gen. Fabian C. Ver, made the , Corps: protection of foreign diplomats. Always, staffer Jeffrey DeLaurentis said, the As official film supplier for the "Reagan and. Congressional lead- Echoing world leaders who . • doesn't involve athletes. however, that Marcos may be releasing a num- statement about political , prisoners in a meeting commission was seen as an attempt to bolster thestressed the importance of a bal- "He said he had come home and found a letter "We have a vested interest in making their commission is conscious of the value of keeping Olympics, Fuji will set up on-site ers will have to sit down and work this Two major photographic man . ner of prisoners just to coincide with his 66th yesterday with Sin, the Roman Catholic archibi- credibility of the five-man panel, which critics anced U.S. budget, Ford said one way ): . , under the door. It said the exterminator was stay as palatable and enjoyable as possible," the diplomats happy. processing facilities for the ac out," Ford, a Republican, told a news ufacturing companies -Fuji of birthday on Sept. 11, which would not be directly shop of Manila, and a frequent critic of Marcos. say has been packed .with Marcos loyalists. to reduce an impending $2OO billion - ' 1 . coming the next day." Odell said, explaining that the city "draws $7OO "New York is aggravating enough as it is, and credited press, bring in techni- Japan and Kodak of the United • conference near the conclusion.of the ' . clans and supplies, and provide linked with the Aquino slaying. Marcos has The sources said Ver briefed Sin on "progress" Church sources said Sin asked Ver 'about his World Forum. "Everybody is going deficit . would be to abandon plans for 4 . Sometimes the ways of this city are hard to • , million every year into its economy -restaurant, if people aren't aggravated, they're happy and States - are squaring off for what • released prisoners in previous years on his birth- in the military investigation into Aquino's slaying previous requests that political prisoners be to have to give a little." The adminis- indexing the tax system in 1986. ... ..( understand, especially for people who don't hotels, cars," in addition to office and personal can do a better job," he said. "... You never know promises to be a knock-down drag- other services and materials - for day. at Manila airport. released, and Ver was quoted as saying, "There's tration also should consider raising Administration officials, led by ~ •• speak fluent English. The "exterminator," in this expenses. . when that might - translate into a vote. Who out fight. the Olympic committee and ath- Aquino's widow, Corazon, earlier said Marcos The day before, Sin refused a request he serve • big hope on that." taxes, he said. Reagan, have strongly resisted the ' • case, was trying to rid the apartment of cock- At the same time, mostly because of legal knows? Maybe it could make a difference wheth- For years, Kodak has been an letes. All of this was announced • • • roaches. • immunities, officials estimate the diplomats cost er a vote goes for or against the United States." months ago. The two-day forum, sponsored, by notion of more tax increases. • official sponsor of Olympic i • Each year, the commission's 12-member staff New York and its businesses and residents $l5 The commission also helps newcomers make • • ~, Games, providing support facili , •• . • • t-. handles about 5,000 queries - landlord tenant million annually. contact with compatriots already living here, a ties for the working press plus a Fuji introduced a number of new fine-grain films in both negative . Sov i et Union announces ~ problems; commercial, security and family mat ters; legal issues and the like. lost t n 1980, officials calculated that New York City program especially valuable in this notoriously $1.82 million in unpaid parking tickets, traffic impersonal city. The need became obvious in number of other services. and positive color. Kodak an new fine-grain films and • _ I When America boycotted the "We're the first point of contact," said Com- summonses •and towing fees, as well as $12.2 1962, when the lonely wife of a Third World added a new 1000 ASA negative . • Moscow Games in ' 1980, Kodak By ALISON SMALE said managers of plants that fail to economic planning authority. paign would be aimed at the upper as them more leeway in introducing last November, Antiropov made a ' • missioner Gillian Sorensen. "We're problem million for tax exempt properties. In addition, diplomat jumped to her death with two young USA wasn't around, but its French color film -the fastest still avail- Associated Press Writer fulfill production targets, produce In addition, state pricing officials well as the lower echelons of society. innovations - starting in 1985. number of criticisms of Soviet Indus- . ' solvers, interpreters, negotiators, buffers, a com- there were $42,000 in reported unpaid debts to children from an 18th-floor window. • subsidiary was. Later, surprising . shoddy goods or fall behind schedule could reduce the wholesale price of In offering limited cash incentives Enterprises performing well under try. The new measures indicate he plaint bureau. businesses and individuals. Sometimes, however, things do not work out. able. Rumor has it that Fuji will . ly, Fuji captured the official film MOSCOW - The Soviet Union an- could have at least 25 percent of their substandard goods by as much as 30 to efficient enterprises, the decree that program will be eligible for cash now has the political clout to institute r "We try to resolve disputes that could escalate For example, Odell said the office negotiated a Staffer Phil Goldberg recalled a diplomat who title for the Los Angeles 1984 soon announce a 1200 ASA neg ative color film and that both r pounced plans yesterday to penalize customary pay bonuses docked. percent. . also supports Andropov's apparent bonuses above already existing pre- his demands, according to the ana- . / ' into international incidents, and we try to re- $3,600 maintenance payment in 1980 to Pan brought a maid to New York. Olympics right out from under companies will announce new im inefficient factory workers, tighten Starting next year, all Soviet-made Andropov's drive to get more out of belief that initiative as well as disci- miums for high production, the de- lysts. spond to the special needs and concerns of the American World Airways because Ugandan die- "Basically he had her working seven days a American-based Kodak's nose. proved fine-grain, high-speed black and white films. quality control and offer new bonuses industrial products will be certified the sprawling and inefficiently man- plinc is needed to boost the lagging cree said. •• , It was not immediately clear what diplomatic community, without compromising tator Idi Amin's personal jetliner sat idle at week, 24 hours a day, with no contact with the They even adopted the official Los in another sign that President Yuri V. as either top-class or first-class . aged Soviet economy has centered on eci , nomy. Moscow-based Western analysts effect the changes would have.' The ' the interests of the city." . nearby Newark International' Airport after he outside world. ... He paid her $BO a month. She AngeleS Olympic mascot, Sam the In June, Kodak announced that . Andropov is forging ahead with his goods, according to the Communist efforts to root out corruption and Plants producing up-to-date,. high said the decree addressed several measures Were announced in tangled "Itis an unusual task for a municipal office. was overthrown. slept in a tiny room, along with a child of the Eagle, now seen on all Fuji film it, too, would sponsor the Ameri drive to . put Mogcow's economy in Party and government decree. The make the system work with existing quality goods may be allowed to Soviet economic problems, including bureaucratic jargon that seemed to • .. . ' New York hosts the largest diplomatic comma- Sometimes, potentially explosive conflicts diplomat she was caring for. ... He forced her to packages. can Olympic team (so will Fuji ), order. story indicated top class was higher rules, which were allowed to lapse charge up to 30 percent more than the the shoddy quality of machinery, leave several points deliberately . nity in the world: 90 consulates, 157 missions to arise involving real or misunderstood applica- eat on the floor. At the same time, Fuji also that it will sponsor the Sarajevo, •• . The measures appeared aimed at than first class but did not define the . under former President Leonid .I. state-regulated wholesale price, poor delivery services and disparities vague.. . the United Nation and the U.N. complex itself - tions of diplomatic immunity, Odell said. "A relative came to us and begged us to help came out as a prime sponsor of the Yugoslavia, Winter Olympic Strengthening work discipline and . categories. . Brezhnev. Yesterday's decree ap- . according to the decree, which coy- between the way managers and work- The decree chided central planning about 35,000 employees and families in all. But . Most common are real estate disputes, which her. ... She was a virtual prisoner .there," Gold- U.S. Olympic team. It announced Games, the U.S. Team at the Pan improving the quality of industrial Products failing to make the grade peared to continue that approach. 'ered half the front page. ers are treated. groups, especially the State Commit- , l ' \ . the city is not a national capital, she said. "We can easily involve huge sums of money in this berg said. plans for sponsoring the team's American Games (so will- Fuji) goods - goals that Andropov set after . will be withdrawn from the market By imposing sanctions against A wide range of industrial, agricul- It. also indicated the 69-year-old tee for Science and Technology, for ,!; - perform some of the responsibilities of a" state crowded city. One-bedroom apartments near the The case was never satisfactorily resolved. visit to the Pan American Games, and a host of other sporting events taking power last November. immediately, although in some cases managers who fail to work properly, total and other enterprises will go on Andropov has a firm grip on Kremlin not wielding "the full measure" of • department without a foreign policy, like a proto- United Nations can rent for as much as $l,OOO a Just when the commission was about to take . a variety of promotions to raise leading to the Los Angeles Olym- A front-page decree carried by a two-year special dispensation will the decree also carries out Andro- what was called a "self-accounting power, they said. - • authority. It said research work was ; • col office." month - and up. • action, he said, the diplomat reported that the • money for the team and a book pies. (So will Fuji). 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Rooms for private attics or banquets - eating habits. Become'a month lease, $5OO plus utilities. Boalsburgßd. Lemont 238-0750. I Beaver Ave. Informative sessions on . CENTRAL PA. DANCE ....... .. - • .... .- • 0 •°•°- " ' ' • ° TWO SINGLE bedrooms for rent , ' - • • -- 1 iill : i11ff ... i . 1 . 111111 I . contraceptives are presented • Keep your equipment and gas pumps under lock and key • Excellent wine list • '. peer nutrition educator. - one in house $150.00/month one Call Associated Realty 234-2382 THREE BEDROOM APART- . ---7"---------:-- 1 ' ..; * .' • , GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick Workshop, Fall registration Aug. •,''', -- SCR VICE S' .:..• . , 'lreertnz:ilz . on your property. Monday evenin s at 7:38p.m. Sandwiches till 11:30 p.m. . Call 863-0461 or come by . 29 -Sept. 5. Modern, ballet, jazz, ::;:.; , •. ' -: ... ..- ...1. up. Leland Enterprises 238-2553 and Thursday al l ternoons at Bar Service till 1:00a.m. • 234 Ritenour Health - in apartment $llO.OO/month no . realty B.S. 234-1511 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT in MENT. Unfurnished. No pets. , ' .ligillIWOL 3:00 p.m. In Room 28, Ritenour tap, stretch and aerobics for Close to campus. $550 plus elec- An t h e a d van K:. ..„:.,, .:..,.. es . I WANT YOUR male undergrad COMPLETE HARDWARE LINE, • Set up security lights in key areas. burglars love to work in For Reservations • Center for an country home for rent. Unfur- Iteme th i l l e ih d e ' r l . rk tite l) ::‘ " u ' r i a l g e c t t h h t e ir;ar is no genius. When he finds the il o d u s v i c ire d ziT l t o l . t ii t n , . w ax stains, service hplantardwcaarree since needs. tric. Heat paid. 237-7722 MRTIII . . application. • 2 BD-RM UNFURNISHED near nished, deposit required. 2 1/2 dorm contract! Please call 865- Phone 46Q-6241 . For more information, slop by • set St. 237-2784 - campus. Quiet, fireplace. Prefer mil e s from - the PCEP office (240 RHC) or • GUITAR, CASE, EXTRA strings, 1944. Free parking for custom- Zilil e ;> a , l , l tr u l l '::r ' ;l7,rle l rii‘i'Ll'.ieNroPui•elt p i c kin g,. .. . . ....,.... , . . .. . -.- ••.- grad./stud. (312)752-3210 after 11' $325/month, doing household Good study enviorment, meats of urban lirvin" 4 ' gm a ~, . ly. call 863-0461 for sale. After 7 p.m. MWF, , . . , p.m. weekdays, anytime week- chores can reduce rent, respon- optional. Fraternity House. Call bedroom , MALE DORM CONTRACT . ..• . ,-•-•.-.••,••• . •-: . ...., .., •:• • ... •• •..•., .• :-.... • . • • weekends 234q225; e mF r u s inl . i Centre Hardware Inc. 221 South' Allen 5t.237-4962 little more to protect Make Crime More Trouble Than It's Worth. 111ren- ' needed. Desperate! Call Tom • .1...1; .. - • - • - • .00K.. -. : . 5ALE.....-' .. .•'III•TENTION' . .' • ..,.•...• ~_ : ends _ • Bible persons only. 237-2331 238-5553 or 238-9911. . 44; I) "able / 237-1078. . . . . .. .. . LAZY J AND ARTIFAX have EXPERIENCED TEACHER WITH , fi , , / 4 . .. . • - •• come together in ecstasy at 322 air" ANNUAL CLEARANCE. ALL 23" rural setting. ~, I k - E. Calder Way toddler will do babysitting in S.C. home. References available maids B/W. rental televisions, while ••°' •• .• ...,, . • .. . -- • - • . • . .. •., .. .... . . Call 238-6442 they last, $59.00. Acorn at 232 S. AIMPSIMPIONEE , •I CANON 100- 200 zoom lense.F- . D Allen st rant of wiring dining halls while . C • • unloading car. Reward 865-5825 .. , Governor's Justice ommission Buy 1167. Harrisburg. l'\ 17120 COMIC BOOK CLEARANCE sale. Prices as low as 16e each. Book Swap, 110 S. Fraser COMPLETE ALPINE CAR stereo system with graphic equalizer. Everything for $2lO. Must sell, 237-3032 DRESSERS, CHESTS, mat tresses, and box springs, di nettes, end tables, desks, appliances, and more. Furniture Exchange, 522 East College Ave. 238.1181 DRESSERS, CHEST OF drawers; single, double, queen beds; sofa; deskg; bookshelves; single roll-away; dinette, coffee, and end tables; lamps. 238-3208 FOR SALE: senior football pass, must sell.. Call 865-3813, keep trying FOR SALE: YAMAHA fluegel h:orn. Like new $l5O. Call Ray 865-4864. Price negotiable. FOR SALE 1981 100 cc Vespa Scooter. Only 800 miles. Call Lewisburg (717)524.3785 be tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday FURNITURE FOR SALE: couch, chairs, beds, lamps and more. qall 237-5708. Price negotiable. INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, Motorcycle. home, personal be longings, hospitalization. For professional, courteous service, 238.6633 MALE GRADUATE DORM con• tract for sale, Atherton.B6s-7436 MEN'S MAGAZINES: BACK is ! sues bought and sold at Book Swap. 110 S. Fraser, just off I College MINI REFRIGERATOR for sale ; Perfect condition for any col lege room. Excellent condition 4 $75. Call evenings 234-3917 NICE SIZE BAR with stools $65.00.Ca1l after 5:00. 237.2307 ORIENTAL RUG: 9x12, Good size for dorm room, cheap 238- ' 3882 PAPERBACK BOOKS: 40% to 90% off. Always at Book Swap. 110 S. Fraser, just off College. REFRIGERATORS AS LOW as $99.88 at Montgomery Ward at Hill's Plaza 238.0575 SEASON GRADUATE football ticket for sale to highest bid der. Call 237-0724 by Friday Sept. Sofa bed, chair, sofa. For sale Just like home. Best offer. 238 1254 SONY AM FM cassette portable stereo $lOO Panasonic 8-Track deck $35 237-0616 HOLISTIC MASSAGE THERA PY, treatment of athletic injuries through massage, as well as tension and health prevention. Faye Burtch, licensed massage therapist. Community Chiro practic Center, 237-5061 LAZY J's ARTIFAX, 323 E. Cald er Way, has adult novelties, smoking accessories, water beds, tapestries, candles, cards, bar supplies and more LAZY J'S ARTIFAX, 323 E. Cald er Way has adult novelties, smoking accessories, water beds, tapestries, candles, cards, bar supplies and more. PUT YOUR BEST face forward. Have a trained beauty consul tant introduce you to Mary Kay cosmetics with a complimentary facial! She will explain in detail a personal skin care program just for you! Call Jan 238-8849 RENT A TV. LOW RATES. Color or blw. Any length of time. Acorn 232 S. Allen SMALL REFRIGERATORS for rent. Long term rates avaiable. Unlimited Rent-Alts, 140 N. Ath erton St, 238-3037 THE LESBIAN CONNECTION• A group of lesbians of all ages, races, and backgrounds, provid ing support and social activities in a safe environment 234-5222 or 863.0588 THE LESBIAN CONNECTION— a group of lesbians of all ages, races, and backgrounds,provid ing support and social activities in a safe environment. 234-5222 or 863.0588 1 ANd 2 BEdROOM STUdENT APARTMENTS Complady funislmil I block Foga campus ' 13Alcomifs lawmfity fociliTiEs Paukkoc, AVAiIAbtE Rusomsbli RENT Av*HAW Immulianly WACINER ANd GiElilANd 234-4001 AUDIO KEN WOOD KA•6O AMP, 30 watts, 3 wks old, 3 outlets on back, mic mixing feature, call 865-4133 STEREOS AT DISCOUNT prices. See how much more your dollars buy. Almost all brands of new factory sealed stereo equipment are available. Call Craig 237.8572 NOW ON THE GROW... Introducing Alexander Court, the new member of our 'family,. . .now on the grow at Locust Lane and East Beaver Avenue in State College. Timed for a bountiful fall 'B3 harvest of handsome one- and two-bedroom apartments in a perfect locale. . .just steps from cam pus, shopping. movies and eateries. Alexander Court will feature a laundry on each floor, 24-hour maintenance. and TV cable included in the down•to earth rents. Plus wall•to•wall carpeting, draperies, dishwashers and air condi tioning for added comfort and conve nience. Call 2370363 now and reserve your own spanking new apartment at Alexander Court! A.W.& Sons Enterprise Rental Office Hours M•F 8:30.5. Contemporary, comfortable, con venient . . . Parkway Plaza. Complete with all the standard amenitites and then some . . . „ ;; ; ;p. Our buildings feature solid, .10 quality construction. That means you won't be distracted 4/7' by your neighbor's amp system. Our apirtments with spacious bal conies are above the noise and confusion below. They offer open air comfort with coun tryside views. Enjoy golf and tennis just minutes away.' Many apartments offer "pool privileges." But how many offer FREE, complete on-site swim club? Parkway does. Talk about comfort . . . even our decks are carpeted. We'll save you dollars with, our FREE bus service or just take a stroll to campus, churches, schools and supermarkets. Parkway Plaza . . . luxurious in style, exciting in concept, where convenience A.W. & Sons Enterprise 1000 Plaza Drive, State College, PA 16801 ( Wri qp ) • 814/238-3432 STUDENTS! With every new application submitted after August 1,,1983, on a Parkway Plaza (B -building) or Logan House Apartment, you'll • be entitled to FREE HBO Membership for one year. iiiiikift,„ ' "41111 . ONO -AV, itfiliht. flit. 10111 111 111 At.4!4)ONN f'.4._ . .;_... e r,„ , ,,r.,.. 4 , 44. - eL.,.?, ,, 444. r - - MUM . • Phone Us. Move Up to the Plaza . --- ~'" PENNWOOD NORTH We have 2&3 bedroom apartments for fall ren tal, with some available for late August. Pets welcome, pleasant and private country set• tings. Free parking and cable T.V.• Ask about our special offers. Call Pen nwood North Apts. 10-5 M-F 10.2 S 234.4309 AUTOMOTIVE Camaro, VB, automatic, a/c, ste reo, full instrumentation, rus tless, excellent condition, $2BOO, 0.b.0., 237.8060, eve nings, weekends. 72 WV4II GOOD CONDITION. Needs minor engine work. $4OO negotiable. 237-2445 1980 CITATION V-6, auto, ac ps, pb, 2 dr.,25,000 mi. Call 237 4001 alter 6. 1969 VW BUG. good body interi or. Needs engine work. $6OO or best offer answers to Friday's puzzle A d . JI 41 ti ABOUT FALL HAYRIDES. schedule this traditional party easily. Food, bonfires, insur ance all furnished. Call 234.1300 CLASS RINGS! GOLD! jewelry, etc. Don't sell before you see me! 100% cash market! For fast pickup, 466.7713 State College CLASS RINGS! GOLD! Jewelry, etc. Don't sell before you see me! 100% cash market! For fast pick-up, 466.7713 State College PROGRAM COORDINATOR - MUST have strong background in physical education and recre ation. Responsibilities will be to develop youth programs and team sports for youth and adults. Fulltime position. Send resume to Bellefonte YMCA, 125 W. High St., Bellefonte, Pa. 16823. Attention: Executive Di rector by 8/31/83 att. oft ,:HE-‘., , WIINTEp CHILD CARE IN ,EXCHANGE for small cottage 8 miles from town. Ideal long • range situation for responsible conservative cow pig. Phone 234-1976 WORK STUDY (approved grant) to work with plants, air pollut- ants and acid rain . Call 865-0323 MALE STUDENT IN East Halls, without a first period to assist handicapped person with shoes and miscellaneous. Salary nego• tiable. 865.6441. PART-TIME HELP: earn 380•$100 per month as a Sera Tec plasma doner 237.5761 PART—TIME PERSON with art background for display dept. Apply at Dank's Dept. Store, Downtown State college. An equal opportunity employer PA. DANCE THEATRE and its official school, The Central Pa. Dance Workshop seeks musical director. Duties include accom panying dance classes, super vising musicians, performing, some composing. Hours flexi ble. Apply in person, 101 S. Fraser St. 11am-6pm TELEVISION TECHNICIAN FOR downtown business. Reply P.O. BOX 1399 State College State experience and salary require ments $250 REWARD. LOST cat. Tabby / calico. Orange, brown, black, grey, white markings. Five orange, two black stripes on tail. Lost In Hetzel E. Beaver area. Return 500 E. Beaver or call 238- 5366. FOUND "FOUND" NOTICES ARE PUBLISHED FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE FOUND IN LOT 80 by Bigler Road, one calculator. Call Tim 5- 5524. Must describe FOUND ON SHORTLIDGE Road -set of slides. Stop in at the Collegian office • 126 Carnegie Building to claim MOTORCYCLE HELMET FOUND 8/6183 on East Beaver. Call 237.7046 to identify ************* 4( Hay Rides TRAIL RIDES * * * 4( Wilderness Excursions 4( * 4( Customized to you * * ic Call Nittany Mountain * : Trail Rides * 4( 4( 4 ( 234-1300 * * ************* ACCURATE PROFESSIONAL TYPIST Close to campus. IBM memory typewriter. Theses, let ters, resumes, papers. Diane 237.4948, 237.3027 IBM CORRECTING SELEC TRICS for rent Unlimited Rent Alls, 140 N. Atherton street, 8 3037 JUST YOUR TYPE, fast friendly typing. Pick•upfdeliver. Call Ka ren (local calls) 692.8509 or 238- 2968 PROFESSIONAL TYPING FOR all your needs. Grad school cer tified. Campus delivery. Rush jobs possible. 359.3068 TERM PAPERS, THESES, re sumes. Correspondence. IBM Selectric. Symbol element. Available 124 South Burrowes. 234.6970 LOCAL CIVIC GROUP needs 30 people for fund raising project, good pay, no experience nec essary. Apply 1040 North Ather ton suite =l2 (Halls Motel) mon to fri. No phone calls please. MOVING? NO SWEAT! Let me help. I'll drive far and my rates are cheap. 238.8737 ONE DAY DEVELOPING on most all color and black & white films, only at General Photo, 325 East Beaver • PATTY S. WELCOME to P.S.U. Good luck and don't hesitate to ask for anything. Love ya, your big buckaroo RIDE PENN'S CREEK Wilder ness on horses. Half-day or full day trail rides starting Sept. 10. Call Nittany Mt. Trail rides 234- 1300. SENDING A PACKAGE or mes sage? See us for UPS shipping, Burlington Air Express, Federal Express. Also private mail boxes, postage stamps, money orders, copies, electronic mail word processing, rubber stamps, stationery, supplies, etc. 237.2552 Mail Boxes ETC. USA 311 S. Allen SPECIAL 9 MONTH SUBSCRIP TION rate to Christian. Science Monitor for students & faculty. For information 234-2194 5.0.8. (SCOTT OTT BAND), you guys are fantastic! I'm leaving and won't return until Janua ry.l'llmiss seeing you perform at the Brewery. Good luck! One of your many fans THE BALLOON BABOON deliv. ers balloons for any occassion from TRULY YOURS cardshop, 238.4619, 250 E. Beaver Ave. 'THE BALLOON BABOON' deliv ers ballons for any occasion from Truly Yours cardshop. 238- 4619. 250 E. Beaver TWISTED? PERVERTED? CRIPPLED? Book Swap has what you need. 110 S. Fraser St. Just off college Basic 35mm Photography Class 4 2hr. Classes (Wed. 6:30-8:30 p.m.) NITTANY 1 HOUR PHOTO on College Ave. below Mid-State Bank Fee: $20.00/Registration thru 9/3 at Nittany 1 Hr. Photo Classes begin 9 / 7 238-3722 FALL IS HERE and so is the new Fall Forecast from Mary Kay Cosmetics. Call for a compli mentary facial - Peggy 237-1792 or Debbie 466-6385 OLD WOOD ANTIQUES Special izing in buying and selling fine antiques and collectabies 328 S.Allen (814)234-3570 Tues-Sat 12-5 PARCEL SERVICE WITH $lOO insurance for less than the P.O. Optional overnight service. Kla ban's Satellite Parcel Service 206 S. Allen 237-7654 RENT: IBM SELECTRICS and small refrigerators. Bulk sales: balloons, other party supplies Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N. Ath erton, Near bus station RENT: IBM SELECTRICS and small refrigerators. Bulk sales: balloons and other party sup plies. Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N. Atherton, 238.3037 , SERVICE FOR ALL small appli ances, all brands repaired Kla ban's Home and appliance Co 206 South Allen Street TYPEWRITER RENTAL avail able, Kern Graduate Commons. 50c half hour, also raquetball raquet rentals 25c day TYPEWRITER RENTAL available Kern Graduate Commons, 500 half hour, also raquetball raquet rentals, 25s day $l.OO Off our usual low price on Fender Electric and Bass Guitar Stringi That's over 30% off!! eor'es House of Music 126 N. Atherton expires 9/5183 Mon..Frr. 11.8 Sat 117 the Collegian daily Classified Information Mail-In Form • Policy Ads must be prepaid Changes cannot be made after the first Insertion Cash refunds will only be given for ads cancelled by 1 p.m. the day before the first insertion. Only credit vouchers will be given after this time. The Daily Collegian will only be responsible for one day's incorrect Insertion. Please come to room 126 Carnegie Building Immediately if there is an error In your ad. The Daily Collegian will not knowingly cause to be printed or published any notice or advertisement relating to employment or membership Indicating any preference, limitation, specification or descrimination based upon race, color, sexual orientation, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, national orgin or non-job related handicap or disability. • Prepaid Order Form Ads Just MAIL in the classified order form with the correct payment and your ad will appear when requested We must receive the ad the morning before publication. No PERSONAL ads accepted by mail. • Deadlines classified 1 p.m. one business day before publication • cancellation 1 p.m. one business day before publication renewal no later than 1 p.m. the last day the ad is to appear in the paper. 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