—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1983
Bell workers' return
sparks big celebration
By The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA An attno- She said she had received calls
sphere of celebration prevailed from customers who dialed "0"
yesterday at Bell of Pennsylvania just to wish the operators well.
offices as weary supervisors Managers, many unfamiliar
greeted union members with open with union members' jobs, filled in
arms after a 21-day strike. as repairmen, installers,and oper
"Everyone was falling on each ators during the walkout by 19,300
other," Bell spokesman Tom Dud- union members in Pennsylvania.
dy said. "I've never heard 'wel- The strike ended early Sunday
come back' said so many times." morning when officials from Bell
Managers treated operators to and the Federation of Telephone
free coffee and greeted them with Workers signed a tentative
welcome signs at Bell's state ad- agreement.
ministrative headquarters in Phil- Three national unions reached
adelphia. agreements with American Tele-
The workers were just as glad to phone & Telegraph Aug. 21, and
he back. two of three Pennsylvania unions
"I loved coming back. I missed reached local agreements Aug. 23
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Group to pick new vice president
By PHIL GUTIS
Collegian Staff Writer
University President Bryce Jordan The procedure to find nominees for
has appointed a search and screen the position cannot be discussed until
committee to nominate candidates the committee meets with Jordan on
for the new University position of Sept. 9, said Merrill Noble, Universi
executive vice president. ty professor of psychology and chair-
Although created by the trustees in man of the committee.
1971, the executive vice presidency Noble said he has neither spoken
had not been filled until Jordan ap- with Jordan about the committee nor
pointed James B. Bartoo, dean of the talked to the president before being
University's Graduate School, to the named as chairman.
position on an acting basis. Jordan Jordan announced the committee
made the appointment on July 1, the members last week.
first day of his term
At that time, Bartoo said he would bilitation education), will serve as
not retain the position because he undergraduate student representa
plans to retire in December. Live. Also serving are Susan Twomb-
Jordan sought nominations for the ly, doctoral student in higher
search committee in early August education, and Donald Dortenzo ( ju
from various University groups, in- nior-aerospace . engineering), who
eluding the Undergraduate Student previously attended the University's
Government, the Graduate Student New Kensington campus.
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professor of plant pathology; Bruce choose, with the approval of the Uni-
Murphy, associate professor of politi- versity Board of Trustees, that man
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police log
• A representative of University
Terrace Apartments, 825 Belair Ave.,
told the State College Police Depart
ment on Sunday unidentified individ
uals) entered a vacant apartment
sometime between Aug. 20 and 28 and
removed various pieces of furniture.
The missing items were valued at
$6ll, police said.
• University Police Services re
ported Sunday an unidentified male
was sighted looking into a female's
room in Nittany 41. The individual
collegian notes
• Tryouts for the Penn State Wom- I • The Agriculture Student Council learning more about international
en's Golf Team will be held at 4:30 i will meet at 7 tonight in 301 Agricultu- opportunities. For more information,
this afternoon at the White Golf Shop, i ral Administration. call 863-0249.
adjacent to Rec Hall.
• Prospective players for the Penn! • Robert Mitchell, pre-medicine
• HUB Craft Centre Open House •
State Ice Hockey Club will meet at 7, adviser, will speak on Medical School
will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 tonight tonight in room 17 of the Ice Rink. Preparation at 7 tonight in 112 Buck
in 312 HUB. hout.
• The Computation Center will • Alpha Phi Omega service frater
give introductory seminars on the nity will hold a rush meeting at 7:30
student INTERACT system and tonight
VM/CMS at 6:30 and 8:30 tonight and I in 320 HUB
tomorrow in Schwab Auditorium
• Tryouts for the Penn State Wom
en's Volleyball Team will be held
from 7 to 9 tonight and tomorrow in
the South Gym of Rec Hall. For more
information, call Coach . Rose at 863-
0237.
• The Association for Barrier-free Office will be open between 2:30 and 5 , ested in trying out for the Men's
Living, Environment and Design will this afternoon in 219 Agricultural Fencing Team will be held at 4 Thurs
meet at 7:30 tonight in 318 HUB. !Administration for those interested in day afternoon in 69 Rec Hall.
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SING WITH THE PENN STATE GLEE CLUB.
OPEN REHEARSAL MONDAY NIGHT 7 P.M.
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fled the scene when officers arrived
• The State College Police Depart
ment reported Sunday unidentified
individual(s) pulled rusty spouting
from a residence at 211 S. Bernard St.
No estimate of damage was avail
able, police said.
• State College Police reported
Sunday three males removed two
mailboxes from 720 E. McCormick
Ave. Police apprehended the individ
uals and instructed them to replace
• A free Chinese movie will be
shown at 8 tonight and tomorrow in
the HUB Assembly Room.
• Gamma Sigma Sigma service
sorority will meet at 7 tonight in 318
HUB.
• The On-Campus Peace Corps
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the mailboxes
• State College Police reported
Sunday an aluminum gate was
knocked down at 233 E. Whitehall
Road by unknown individual(s). No
estimate of damages was available,
police said.
• A resident of Holmes Hall told
University Police Sunday that his
wallet was missing from the Intramu
ral Building. The wallet and contents
were valued at $66, police said.
• The Penn State Science Fiction
Society will meet at 7 tonight in 306
Boucke. New members welcome.
• An open practice for students
interested in performing internation
al dances will be held from 7 to 9
tonight and Thursday night, and from
3 to 4 Sunday afternoon in 133 White
Building.
• A meeting for students inter-
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—by K.L. Kane
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