. .. • The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1983-21 • • 20—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1983 + • , Center supports older students, • N ' Cocaine: • • . B rain -d amage d woman Zoning change . requested . , By KAREN NAGLE One of the older students' major an?cieties is competing ) , Collegian Staff Writer with younger students who have review material fresh in , . Florida ' s big dealers drop prices . their minds and who are used to the studying grind. '" to allow health care homes When a person thinks of the typical new student on Daniel Cross (junior-undeclared) said he has found chained onto stretcher campus, he usually visualizes a wide-eyed 18-year-old, classes to be frustrating. • _ MIAMI ( AP) Faced with overproduction, "like unlike Peru and Bolivia, drug informants have told fresh from high school, or a graduate student with a newly "It's very difficult to jump in and maintain a grade- '. By ANNE CONNERS the agencies' requests on its Sept. Hess said group or domiciliary care printed undergraduate degree. point average," he said. "High school students are more General Motors' turning out too many Chevrolets," police of new coca crops growing in eastern Colombia, By The Associated Press are unable to provide the care have been unable to find an opening Collegian Staff Writer 15 agenda. homes are permitted in any corn- But think again. used to it. Florida's high-volume cocaine dealers have dropped The Herald reported. Belcher needs, for her in a private nursing home ' About one-third of the nation's college students are Another problem for some students whose college edu- . the price of the drug to new lows, police say. "The paste and coca base are rotting in Peru and DENVER A woman func- "She's really pretty much of a' with a locked ward. mercial district or any district The issue will also be addressed "We're been offered coke at $28,000 per kilo, on Bolivia," Bacon said. "The Colombians have stock- tioning at the level of a 14- to 20- lost individual," said Jane Collins, And Armando Atencio, who Two Centre County social service in a special report about housing where rooming homes are allowed. students who delayed their higher education or interrupt- cation was interrupted was expressed by returning stu credit, with two weeks to pay," said Metro-Dade piled all the raw materials. There's nothing in the month-old since an unexplained director of clinical social work for heads the department, said yester agencies have asked the State Col- In requesting that the commis- ed college for a period of time. . dent Thomas J. Wayne '• (sophomore-mechanical .• i ' Organized Crime Bureau director Cmdr. Arthur Nehr- world to stop them from producing at the rate they are conditions in State College, he said. To meet the special needs of the University's returning insulin overdose damaged her Denver Health and Hospitals. day he believes the state Depart lege Planning Commission for a sion open residential areas to spe- engineering). ' bass. "That's unheard of .. . right now, it's a buyer's now until the end of 1984, at the very soonest." The report, which will be released students, the Returning Adult Student Center was recently brain spends most of her time "My feeling is one of frustration ment of Institutions should take change in the zoning ordinance, cial care homes, representatives "The administration isn't used to dealing with the non- ' market." Drug enforcement agencies at all levels are report- chained to a stretcher while state that here is a dependent person charge. at the end of December, will reeva- opened at 204 HUB. . which restricts to three the number from both agencies stressed that traditional student," Wayne said. "They're used to deal- • juste some State College zoning "The purpose (of the center) is to serve as an entry point Record seizures by federal, state and local drug ing record seizures of the drug. Sgt. Skip Pearson of the and city agencies disagree on without any resources either "It's my understanding that her of unrelated people living together such homes are not usually beset by ing with the younger, traditional student." enforcement agents have had virtually no impact on Metro-Dade Organized Crime Bureau says his squad at ordinances. for those who are anxious about returning to school," said which should care for her. financially, mentally or emotional- chances of getting better are al in an area zoned for single-family • the noise and traffic problems that But Wayne added that the establishment of the center , the enormous supplies as demand for cocaine remains the Miami International Airport already has seized "This is not a case of us versus ly. She has nothing." most nil, so she needs to be in an Barbara C. Wood, center coordinator. , . homes or duplexes. can result when more than three may help. "Just for them to recognize the non-traditional ' ' high, The Miami Herald reported yesterday. more cocaine than it did all last year, and the DEA is Services offered by the center include: general counsel- them," said Dr. John Sbarbaro, The agencies involved in the case institution," Atencio said. "And The two agencies the Area students live together in a single- One reason is the efficient, industrialized production reporting the confiscation of cocaine nationally at a deputy director of clinical services are Denver General where she that, I believe, needs to be the Agency on Aging (AAA) and the `lf people can stay in family neighborhood. ing, informal courses to ease entry/reentry, interaction . student is a step in itself," he said, One the narcotic in South America and what drug • record 2,000 pounds per month. with and support from other adult students, lounge and Another reason returning students use the center is to at Denver's Department of Health - has been for most of the last three responsibility of the state." Association of Retarded Citizens "We've had remarkably few the community and kitchen facilities, an orientation program and information talk to others with similar concerns. Dee Reeves, an • enforcement officials call "ambitious" coca cultivation More than two tons have been seized in Florida alone, and Hospitals. "We've got four months the state Department of The city and state social services (ARC) appeared at the commis- problems as far as neighborhoods public hearing last week to keep their sense of go," McEwen said. "On West Col- referral to other services on campus. associate degree student in Letters, Arts and Sciences, three years ago in South America. . with 350 kilos seized in Montgomery, Ala., 370 kilos in institutions of society four man- Institutions and the city and state agencies agree that the Depart sion'sWood said returning students face many anxieties and said she found sharing experiences with others in the ~ • "They've overproduced," Nehrbass said, "like Gen- Mobile, 180 kilos in Albany, Ga., and 225 kilos in agement bureaucracies who departments of social services. ment of Institutions should step in, explain their special housing needs, independence, it's • lege we've helped to maintain the obstacles that younger students do not. same situation very rewarding. eral Motors turning out too many Chevrolets." southeast Oklahoma. can't handle one .. . lady." Belcher came to Denver General but the department says it can't Lyn Horning of the AAA said the atmosphere of the street as every- The supply of cocaine has increased in "virtually "We are not seeing a shortage of cocaine in the Dawn Belcher, 25, was found in mid-July from the church-oper- take care of Belcher for legal and agency wants to establish domicil- our feeling that one hoped it would be." every sector of the Southeast United States," said Phil area," said DEA spokesman Frank Chellino. "And we near death at her apartment on ated Porter Memorial Hospital. She financial reasons. iary care homes in State College. they'll stay healthier.' Horning said clients in the domi- . Jordan, deputy chief of the Drug Enforcement Admin- know that a number of individuals who were heavily May 30. was to have an evaluation aimed at The department includes the Di- Under the domiciliary care pro- ciliary homes must be "social" Math professor named chess champion istration's cocaine desk. involved in' the growth of marijauana have severly Doctors say part of her brain was getting her into the state Fort Log- vision of Developmental Disabili . gram, families take in the elderly -Lyn Horning, member of people because they must fit into l In contrast to the new low price per kilo, or 2.2-pound curtailed their activities —probably because of the destroyed by an insulin overdose, an Mental Health Center. ' ties, which operates homes for ~ or individuals with physical, men- Area Agency on Aging the families' as well as the neigh- By ANITA YESHO with 5 out of 6 points, claimed the was named the best Class A player . unit, drug agents in Miami, still the center of the U.S. (Vice-Presidential) Task Force and have now but she is not diabetic and authori- Y other brain-damaged people. tat and emotional problems, Horn- borhood's lifestyle. She also said Collegian Staff Writer title. and Gary Fischman of Pittsburgh cocaine network, routinely negotiated for cocaine at a switched to cocaine." But tests showed she is clearly ties don't know why or how the not a psychiatric patient," said "Brain damage from a drug ing explained. most of the clients would not have As the state champion, Forma- won the title of best Class B player. ! wholesale price of $58,000 to $60,000 per kilo during the ' The publicity of the task force has frightened some former waitress suffered the over- Sbarbaro. overdose doesn't fall into that," "If people can stay in the commu- cars, thus eliminating the parking Edward Formanek, a University nek received $250, a trophy, and Lance Fogel (senior-business ad- summer of 1981. wholesale cocaine buyers, who now refuse to come to dose. "She has organic brain syn- said Nancy Maros, deputy director nity and keep their sense of inde- problem. . eight grand prix points. Ivanov's ministration), won in the Class C . DEA intelligence analysts say the price drop which drome, and that makes her a physi- McEwen said ARC already has mathematics professor and inter- Florida to pick up their cargo. Consequently, there Belcher has no bowel or bladder for the department. pendence, it's our feeling that "As far as the noise factor, there' ' began in 'Miami is slowly spreading to other cities with cal patient, one that needs long State been shifts in distribution strategy. control and has spent recent days State law says a developmental three group homes operating in national chess master, was named prize included $250, 12 grand prix catagory . . Joseph D. Cipri (freshman-fi- : active drug rings, particularly New York, Los Angeles they'll stay healthier," she said. State College: one on University would be very few problems except Pennsylvania Chess Champion af- points, and a trophy. Another factor in the cocaine glut has been the with her ankle chained to a stretch- term care." disability is one which "may have Delbert McEwen, executive di- Drive, one on West Fairmount Ave- perhaps aTV turned up because of ter a three-day tournament last Grand prix points are awarded nance) won the title of best unrated : and Houston. Mount Sinai Nursing Home, a rector of ARC, also made a plea for nue and one on West College Ave- hearing loss," she said. weekend in the HUB Gallery the winners of official chess tourna- player in the open tournament. DEA estimates released last week said the price of success of the U.S. Coast Guard and Navy at intercept er in a cubicle off Denver General originated during the : first 18 years private institution, took Belcher'for group homes in single-family Both agencies' special care ' A special tournament for novices ing ships carrying marijuana to South Florida. The Hospital's emergency room. of life" and federal guidelines set nue. Lounge. ments. At the end of the year, the cocaine in Los Angeles has dropped to $45,000 a kilo, 11 days, but she was returned be neighborhoods. McEwen said homes are monitored by local and was held Saturday while the state i while remaining high in other cities such as Chicago DEA reports that some smugglers are choosing new The chain is necessary because cause that institution has no locked the age at 21, said Jeff Sandler, The planning commission grant- . . Formanek received the title after player with the most points wins ~ ports of entry while others are switching to cocaine, she tends to wander, hospital work- director of the division. ARC's group homes typically house state organizations. tournament was being played. Ted ($55,000 to $75,000 per kilo) and Atlanta ($55,000 to $6O,- ward, ARC's a variance and a re-interpreta- drawing to international master SON. which is more compact and easier to smuggle. ers say. Since Ms. Belcher's condition oc three to eight mentally retarded The AAA and the Pennsylvania Griner, a University alumnus, won • 000 per kilo). On Friday, the Denver Depart tion of the zoning laws only for the Igor Ivanov, the Canadian national The tournament was sponsored children or adults. Department on Aging certify the the first division of the novice tour- "We're sure of two things," said DEA researcher "What concerns us is what's going to happen when On weekends, she is moved to the ment of Social Services was grant- curred at 25, her case can't be homes on West College and .. . champion. Ivanov, who defected by the Chess Club and sanctioned "Our goal is to provide as normal domiciliary care homes. The group nament. The second division was John Bacon in Washington, D.C. "One, there is a the decrease in price works its way down to the gram purchaser," said Bacon. jail ward because emergency-room ed custody of Belcher in Probate considered during these tough eco- Fairmount Avenues, McEwen said. from the Soviet Union in 1980, by both the Pennsylvania and Unit- . an atmosphere as possible and help homes are supervised 24-hours a• tied by Donald Chambers, assistant personnel are too busy to take care nomic times, Sandler said. Court, a step Denver General often (retarded people) function at a Because group homes are a new day and are funded and supported placed first overall with 5.5 out of a ed States Chess federations. professor of finance ' and Sheldon • , ) declining price at the wholesale level in major mar- • of her. asks of the department when a "We'd be really hard-pressed to , higher level than they are now," he concept, McEwen said many of the by the Pennsylvania Department of possible 6 points but he could not Chris Avery, a senior at Taylor- Lin (freshman-pre-medicine). 800- . kets, and two .. . there's a glut in South America of all Currently, a gram of cocaine sells for up to $lOO, but coca products the coca leaf, the coca paste and some experts say market pressures could drive the • Late last week, a mother and patient cannot make decisions and make an exception for someone said. older zoning laws make no refer- Welfare through the Centre County claim the title because he is not a Allderdice High School, Pittsburgh, Hock Khoo (graduate-psychology) cocaine hydrochloride." price down to $5O or $25 —making it attractive to large brother were located in Michigan, no relatives can be located. who doesn't even qualify for eligibi- Commissionence to them. Pennsylvania resident. Chairman Roger Mental Health and Mental Retarda- won the title of best expert. placed first in the third novice Although coca production is illegal in Colombia, numbers people who couldn't otherwise afford it. but officials said they apparently City social service authorities lity," he said. Downs said the commission will put State College Zoning Officer Carl tion Unit. So Formanek, who placed second Andrew Costigan of Philadelphia division. . '-. . , • , .. • • • ,• COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS , .. 1 , , COLLEGIAn CLASSIFIED ADS .. ~,. • , ~ ~ _ „..... ._• TYPING ,:., ' SENDING A PACKAGE or mes- PARCEL SERVICE WITH $lOO sage? See us for UPS shipping, insurance for less than the P.O. • ORIENTAL RUG, 9x12, Good RENT A TV. LOW RATES. Color ATHERTON HOUSE EFFICIEN- WANTED • FEMALE TO share . • • • PART—TIME PERSON with art ' . • Objectivism 11111111111 -.- NOTICE size for dorm room, cheap 238- or b/w. Any length of time. 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Prefer female ing) all basics, many extras call • non-smoker. Dickeys 238.0457 (24hrs.) ROOMS GRADS - SINGLE ROOM avail able in all-grad three bedroom apartment. Close to campus. Nice. 237-7722 PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE in nice three bedroom apart ment. Walk to campus. Twelve monthlease. 237-7722 ROOM AVAILABLE IN on cam pus fraternity. Full social priv ledges. Great location, call Eric 237-0344 ROOM FOR RENT. private home $25 week on bus route.ll6 Boalsburgßd. Lemont 238.0750. THREE BEDROOM APART MENT. Unfurnished. No pets Close to campus. $550 plus elec tric. Heat paid. 237-7722 TWO BLOCKS FROM campus. Good study enviorment, meals optional. Fraternity liouse.Call 238-5553 or 238-9911. HOUSES ROOMS OR APARTMENT for rent. semester, yearly lease available immediately. One block from campus 234.8294. GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up. Leland Enterprises 238.2553 LARGE PRIVATE ROOM: share house 1 block campus. Leave name, number at 356 East Fos ter. MALE DORM CONTRACT needed. Desperate! Call Tom 237-1078. WANTED: SEDENTARY FE MALE college students (ages 18- 30) willing to participate and commit themselves to an orga nized jogging program for the purpose of serving as subjects for a master thesis study over fall semester. Call Vicki at either 865-2432 or 238-9284. Leave phone number where you can be reached.YOUß SENIOR FOOT BALL season ticket for my Ju nior plus CASH or will buy outright 237-9490 Collegian ads really work. You're reading this aren't you? lye State College, PA a6BOl 814/238.3432 A.W. & Sons Enterprise 1000 Plaza Dr HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED pizza makers apply to Hi-Way Pizza 340 East College Avenue State College 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 $BO-$lOO per month as a Sera Tec plasma doner 237-5761 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 WORK STUDY OR independent studies for library research relat ing chemistry and statistics. Da vid Kurtz 863.0844 0 R EA D g Ck ElAt RE CYCL E The Collegian a Mother Earth Thank You. MEI e yourself a promotion .. Move up to 'A. What better way to be your own best I than to award yourself the underpinnings ilegant and convenient living. If success ends sweet to you. come in and see the imenities we have to offer ... an on-site swim club membership, all utilities luded, mainstream location. cable TV, famed 24 hour "We Care" maintenance service. The PLAZA can be uniquely yours ... surprisingly affordable, unmisfakingly PARKWAY. See us on your way up. It may be the best move you can make. Tarkway. Taza Mon•Frl. 9:00.5:00, Sat. 10:00.4:00 HOPE ... is not a method! Questions about preventing pregnancy? The Peer Contraception Education Program (PCEP) has the answers. Informative sessions on contraceptives are presented Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday afternoons at 3:00 p.m. In Room 28, Ritenour Health Center (RHC) For more information, stop by the PCEP office (240 RHC) or call 8630461 k 4) I t? I LOST CANON 100- 200 zoom lense.F -ront of waring dining halls while unloading car. Reward 865.5825 GLASSES, WIRE RIM, in 109 Chambers Friday 8126. Please call Ben 8630249, 865-1128, 234- 4303 $250 REWARD. LOST cat. Tabby I 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. 'auks &mein , zi: :•-, 411; 4 '''' 1 "# 1 3 --- Iii"' -4.:..... - ,-. - . • On the Diamond in Boalsburg Dinner Daily 5.10 p.m. Rooms for private parties or banquets Excellent wine list Sandwiches till 11:30 p.m Bar Service till 1:00 am. For Reservations Phone 466-6241 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 8/6/83 on East Beaver. Call 237-7046 to identity 8 / 2 6 BASEMENT WOMEN'S room of Sparks Building, tinted prescription glasses. Claim In room 6 of Sparks Building ABORTION ALTERNATIVE— GOLDEN Cradle Adoption serv ices. Free housing, counseling, medical care. Recipient of Unit ed Way Donor option plan. A state licensed agency. Call col lect (215)289-BABY ABOUT ENJOYING Lion Coun try. Ride horses through it. Call Nittany Mt. Trail Rides 234.1300 A FREE POUND of peanut but ter! and good food at good prices when you join Our Food Cooperative, 216 112 East Col lege, next to the Tavern. Open 11-7 daily. BILL HAPPY 21st. Welcome to another Penn State tradi• tion.Best wishes for a great year! Your friends at 125 W.Park. BIRTHDAYS ARE BETTER when you send a singing telegram. Call the Camore Family Singers 234-3030 CENTRAL PA. DANCE Workshop, Fall registration Aug. 29 • Sept. 5. Modern, ballet, jazz, tap, stretch and aerobics for children and adults. 101 S. Fra ser St. 237-2784 FROM KERRY AND Erica wel come seventh floor Wolf Hall! Passion Penthouse lives on! Get Psyched!GUlTAß, CASE; EX TRA strings. for sale. After 7 p.m. MWF, weekends 234-7225. KARATE FOR MEN and women Special student rates. Call 237 0879 or 237.9123 for details LAZY J AND ARTIFAX have come together in ecstacy at 322 E. Calder Way LIZ, DANCED with you at Sigma Pi. Would like to see you again. Bob 237.9436 LOCAL CIVIC GROUP needs 30 people for fund raising project, good /pay, no experience nec essary. Apply 1040 North Ather ton suite 12 (Halls Motel) mon to fri. No phone calls please. MALE STRIPPER WANTED for Bachelorette party. Call Pat at 865-7241 MONTY PYTHON Society orga• nizational meeting and military coup Thursday, Sept. 1, 219 Wil• lard Building, 8:00 PM. Mercena• ries and Republicans welcome. MOVING? NO SWEAT! Let me help. I'll drive far and my rates are cheap. 238.8737 NAW RAINBOW, RAINBOW don't be blue! We're gonna find a home for you! Guess who? 2 watch for number 3. ONE DAY DEVELOPING on most all color and black & white films, only at General Photo, 325 East Beaver 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. SPECIAL 9 MONTH SUBSCRIP TION rate to Christian Science Monitor for students & faculty. For information 234.2194 'VOULU: UNE ELEVE Franco phone qui m'aidera a apprendre le frt,ncais parle et ses express ions, le weekend et dans les cafes. R.S.V.P. a Michel 5-3856 ou arretez a 15 Nittany 40 WORK STUDY OPPORTUNITY, Labor Relations in public schools; collective bargaining activities. Call Dr. Caldwell 863- 3760. ...:.....,..:....(011!c . f i S•::.,, ATTENTION MUSCIANS. Sound system rental. E. V., J.8.L., Bi- Amp, Peavey, Shure. Low rates. 238-6035. COMPLETE HARDWARE LINE, minwax stains, plant care needs. Full service hardware since 1944. Free parking for custom ers. Centre Hardware Inc. 221 South Allen 5t.237-4962 EXPERIENCED TEACHER WITH toddler will do babysitting in S.C. home. Reteren:es available Call 238-6442 FALL IS HERE and so is the new Fall Forecast from Mary Kay Cosmetics. Cali for a compli mentary facial • Peggy 237-1792 or Debbie 466-6385 OLD WOOD ANTIQUES Special izing in buying and selling fine antiques ;•id cr,llectables 328 S.Allen (1114)234.3570 Tues• Sat 12-5 . ..., STAGE Doo ®ELI ® u no it , L v in • . , • mama.....„, Fraser St. near College 234-1918 11 , 4 15 i k larirl" • • •••••••••••••• I • • wai goi am : HAPPY HOURS SPECIAL $2.69 2 p.m.-5 p.m. : ; Monday-Friday and Sunday • • (For any sandwich & soda excluding large hoagies) • •••••••••• • 0 • • • • • • • • "Other Stage Door Specialties" • Catering • 6 foot hoagies • Sliced cold cuts •••••••••• • • • • • • • •' • COUPON NOY VALID FOR HAPPY HOURS • ANY SANDWICH/HOAGIE & SODA • WITH THIS COUPON (expires 9/8/83) • 4•• • 0%0 • • • • • • • • • •O 000 TYPEWRITER RENTAL available Kern Graduate Commons, 500 half hour, also raquetball raquet rentals, 25s day Once in , the morning does it. Read a Collegian and share it with a friend. Open 'til 10 p.m. Weekdays 12 Midnight on Fri. & Sot. and All Day Sunday 1" OFF BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE Earn beautiful soilfree plants Have a plant party. Call Kris 355 8781 DISC JOCKEY VERSATILITY, is a liscensed entertainer with over 10,000 musical selections, making any party complete. D.J. Larry Moore, 234.0691. PHANTOM MUSIC and light show, great DJ entertainment with the area's largest light show. Call for more info 237- 2638 $l.OO Off our usual low price on Fender Electric and Bass Guitar Strings That's over 30% off!! eor'es House of Music 126 N. Atherton expires 915183 Mon: Frl 11.8 Sat 11.7 dn; Collegian 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. 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