10--The Daily Collegian Tuesday, April 3, 1984 Bryant and Harvin duo makes Stars stronger PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Philadelphia Stars already boast a • 5-1 record, but Coach Jim Mora said yesterday that his USFL team will be even harder to stop as running backs Kelvin Bryant and Allen Harvin see more action to gether in the backfield. "Allen Harvin is prepared to play halfback and fullback. More • and more Bryant and Harvin will be in the backfield at the same time," Mora said. "The formations will become more balanced and it will be more difficult for the opposition to zero Both running backs have been hobbled by injuries at various times during the early part of the NOTICE Collegian Inc. reserves the right to release the names of individuals who place advertis ing in The Daily Collegian, Colle- gian Magazine and The Weekly Collegian. The decision on whether to release this information shall be made by the management of Collegian Inc. The purpose of this policy Is to discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embarrassing to individuals or organizations. lioll SALE APPEALS REJECTED! ZONING terminates "Dinky Shop", (Fra ser beside Marriott's), May 31st. Open afternoons. Bargains, free bies BASS GUITAR left handed PRE CISION FRETLESS fender, beautiful condition price is ne gotiabte call Eric 238-1510. FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale for fall. Call 865-8521 FOR SALE: 1971 Dodge Coronet, new cooling system, battery, tires, seats, and tape player. $4OO or best offer. 234.0574 GIBSON LES PAUL standard sunburst design, excellent con dition with case. Call LisalChris 234-5081 ' INSURANCE' FOR YOUR auto, motorcycle, home, personal be- longings, hospitalization. For professional, courteous service, 238.6633 NEW RUGGIES HIKING boots, brushed leather upper, vibram soles, size 8-1/2. Call Jim at 238- 8556 • ATTENTION ALL ARE WELCOME to attend the cross-cultural dialogue pro gram on Wednesday April 4th at 7:30 PM in 124 Sackett Building. Bring your questions and com ments to be heard ATTENTION ALL WOULD be entertainers popular State Col lege spot is offering an open mike night. For more informa tion send phone number and short description to Mugsy Gen eral Delivery, State College, PA 16801 ATTENTION ALL WOULD be entertainers popular State Col- lege night spot is offering an open mike night. For more infor mation send phone mumber and short description to Mugsy Gen eral Delivery, State College, PA 16801 TEACH A FREE U class this summer! The deadline for sub mitting summer Free U Courses is April 20. Pick course forms and drops them off at 223 HUB or call 863-0038 for more infor mation AUTOMOTIVE SAFE DRIVER? OVER 25? Ho race Mann's auto Insurance is very competitive. 238-7006; free quote s AUDIO ADYENT '3oo' RECEIVER. Excel lent preampireceiver..One own er. -$l5O, Details call Bill 865 1589, 234.4975 KENWOOD KA-1600 AMP, 50 watts/ch. Pioneer PL-300 turnta ble:. Handmade 3-way speakers. Call Bruce, 234.0594 • • • .-.. ..I NEW.. . . Poe4er i ttelifeeli . . . ....COIAPPIMCNSIVE DRAWING TIMPLAiIS .. • Designed especially lot technical drafting and engineering students. . Now available al the booicslere. Venn State oooktore on campus United States Football League season. But both turned in solid performances Sunday as the Stars beat the Tampa Bay Bandits 38-24. Bryant, one of the league's top rushers, didn't practice all week because of a hamstring pull. But he rushed for three touchdowns and 114 yards on 27 carries as the Stars remained tied with the New Jersey Generals atop the USFL's Atlantic Division. Harvin rushed for 71 yards on 15 carries. Mora said he was satisfied with Sunday's victory, but a little con cerned about his team's defense, which gave up only 42 yards on the ground, but yielded 344 yards in the air. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS YAMAHA K-950 CASSETTE Deck, JVC QL-A5 turntable, Rea listic clarinette 40 w/speSkers, Realistic stereo cassette player, Soundesign stereo 8-trak player ,Realistic minimus-10 speakers, call after 6pm 359-2309 APARTMENTS A SMALL QUIET apt. bldg. In downtown S.C. for grads and professionals. One and Two bedrooms unfurnished from $385, plus utilities. 234.6004, 234.6974 AVAILABLE AUGUST 'B4. Fur nished 1-bedrm apt In Ambassa dor Bldg. 1 block from campus.. $420/mo.. plus utilities. Call 238- 6071 after 5:30 AVAILABLE FALL 'B4 FUR NISHED Jr. 1/bdrm apt. in Arms nara Bldg 1 block from campus $325/mo. plus utilities call 238-, 6071 after 5:30. LARGE 2 BR Close to Campus. Availale now. Sublet wth Fall option. $330, includes heat and parking. Grads preferred. Call Kissinger Leonard and Brower 238.4400. FURNISHED APARTMENTS FALL rentals. Efficiencies. Bar croft at $2BO/month. Ambassa dor at $295/month. 1 and 2 bedrooms at Hetzel and Beaver Plaza at $475 and $675. Semi-1 bedroom at Armenara at $350. 1, 2, 3 bedrooms Towneview $335 to $650. Call Associated Realty at 234.2382 FURNISHED EFFICIENCY APARTMENT one block from campus. Available for summer with fall option. Call 2374)285 FURNISHED TWO BEDROOMS and efficiecies for fall. New two bedrooms in Hetzel Plaza on East College, $675 plus electric. Efficiencies in Ambassador and Barcroft $2BO 'and $290 plus electric. Twelve month leases 238.4684 leave message. IMMEDIATE SUBLET AVAIL ABLE - own room or half of large bedroom. Female preferred. Call Donna, 234-5624 REDUCED RATES—PEPPER MILL 710 South Atherton street, State College, now offering re duced rates on current and sum mer leases through August 15, 1984. For details call 238-5081. RENT THE NEWEST apartments in town. Beaver and Hetzel Pla za! Call Associated Realty at 234-2382. TOWNVIEW APARTMENT 1,2,3, bedrooms 9 and 12 month leases included CATA Bus passes, parking, cable T.V., heat. Bradley Ave. Call Asso ciated Realty at 234-2382 TOWNVIEW APARTMENTS, 1,- 2,3 bedrooms 9&12 month leases includes CATA bus passes, parking, cable T.V., heat. Call Associated Realty at 234-2382. TOWNVIEW APARTMENTS, 1,- 2,3 bedrooms 9&12 month leases Includes CATA bus passes, parking, cable T.V., heat. Call Associated Realty at 234.2382. VERY PRIVATE ONE bedroom furnished apartment available June 1. Very reasonable rent. One block from campus. Call 234.8030 PARTIES DANCE WITH T C SOUNDS-pro feSsional disc jockey service 1000 watts of sound light show All requests 234-2614. Applications now available for student members on the La Vie Board of Directors Pick up in 209 HUB (865-2602) Deadline: Aprill3. 0217 FOR RENT LARGE 2 BR Close to Campus. Available now. Sublet wth Fall option. $330 includes heat and parking. Grads preferred. Cal Kissinger Leonard and Brower 238.4400. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, furnished, one block' from cam pus, available next fall. Call Stu, 234-8540 THREE BEDROOM, 2 1/2 bath townhouse. A/C, W/D, new car pet, excellent condition, fall op tion. Cheap. 234.7825 $215.00 FOR WHOLE SUMMER! Kappa S!gma Rooms are close to campus. Kitchen priviedges too. 238-9859. A BEAVER HILL summer sublet. Qne female needed. Includes powerful a/c, all utilities includ ed; balcony facing campus;, large storage closet if you need to store your stuff. Call 234- 1043. A BIG TWO bedroom apartment for summer sublet, fal option. Walk to campus. $330 per month includes heat. Unfurnished. 234- 4974 A BRAND . NEW Beaver Hill sub let. Two females needed, $125 each per month. Chris 885.8520 A CEDARBROOK SUMMER sub let, very clean, one bedroom, 1.3 persons, all utillties,A/C, cable, furnished. Rent negotiable! 237- 4250 ACROSS FROM CAMPUS sum mer sublet, one bedroom-Ideal for couple, rent negotiable. Call 237-1846 ADOPT THREE ROOMMATES summer sublet. 2 bdrm in . a 5 bdrm house. Only one block from the action. Beaver and McAllister. Everything negotia ble. Let's talk, Chris/John 238- 3337 A HOUSE FOR Summer. 4 Bed rooms, washer, dryer, parking. 5 minute walk from campus 234- 2467. ALEXANDER COURT SUBLET for two furnished free. a/c great location. only $BO month! call Nat or Donna 238-7749 AN, EFFICIENCY FOR 2. Sum mer sublet. Utilities paid. Cedar brook Apartments. Ren negotiable. Call 234.3549 A PENN TOWER SUBLET 1 / 2 of 2-bedroom air cond. furnished rent all summer. $425.00 237- 5082. BEAUTIFUL SUMMER SUBLET- Fall option for two. One bed room. Super close. Rent very negotiable. 238.0855 BEAVER HILL FEMALE summer sublet. One bedroom, A/C. Rent $lOO/month. Call .Ginny at 237- 9003 CEDARBROOK SUMMER SUB LET female needed to share balcony apartment. Rent nego tiable, phone 237-9841 DOWNTOWN BEAUTIFUL EFFI CIENCY available for summer. Big discount. Across from Sher aton, furnished, air conditioned. Call 234.4324 E.COLLEGE— FEMALE needed to share 2 bedr. apt summer and/or fall & spr. Summer nego tiable, fall & spr. $165/mo. 237- 6522 SUMMER SUBLET SPACIOUS two bedroom apartment Ameri cana House one half block from campus. Rates cheap and nego- tiable. Call 865.4347 ask for Shelly Islanders begin 'Drive for Five' tomorrow By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer They've already established themselves as a dynasty. Now, they go after history. The New York Islanders have won four straight Stanley Cups. Their "Drive for Five" begins tomor row night at home against their local rivals, the Rangers, in .the best-of-five opening round of the NHL playoffs. If the Islanders can capture the championship again this spring, they will tie the all-time record of five consecutive Cups set by the Montreal Canadiens from 1956-60. And they'll have won an incredible 20 straight playoff series. • "That's behind us but it gives us inspiration," said defenseman Denis Potvin, the anchor of a strong defensive corps and a superb point man on the power play, especially in the playoffs. "We know what we've done before but we can't dwell on it. We can learn from it, though, and use it. "I grew up with the Montreal Canadiens and tying their record would be a great achievement." The Islanders seem primed for their assault on the record book. They went unbeaten in their final seven games and registered crucial victories down FEMALES SUMMER SUBLET furnished house. yard.. parking. Fall option. $143.75. 818 Walnut Stret. Karen 237-5643 LIVE DOWNTOWN! SUMMER sublet, large two bedrom, kitch en, bath. One block away. 1-943- 5058 or 1.946-0525 MALE SUMMER SUBLET— 1 / 2 spacious one bedroom apart ment: furnished, walking dis tance to campus, a/c, all utilities, free parking, rent nego tiable. Call Al, 234.4522 NICE EFFICIENCY WITH Fall option. Close to campus and reasonable rent. Call Jane, 238- 9452 PENN TOWER SUMMER sublet. One-third of one bhdroom apart ment. Rent negotiable. Call Mike 237-2071 PENN TOWER SUBLET $lOO/month. One' female, one bedroom, all utilities included. Call Kim 865-0917 PERFECT SUMMER LOCATION Close to campus. $l6O month Includes everything. Own bed room. Call now 865.1075, • READ THIS! SUMMER sublet for male. Furnished apartment with A/C, balcony, dishwasher. Rent is cheap! Call 234.2247. Ask for Kevin SUBLET BEAVER HILL apart ments, female share 1/3 one large bedroom. Air conditioning, close location. 238.2927 SUMMER (FALL OPTION) 1.5 single bedrooms furnished house, washer/dryer, dish washer, backyard, parking. 237-4840. SUMMER- OWN ROOM in spa cious two-bedroom apartment. 8 minutes from campus. sllslmonth negotiable! 234- 0110 SUMMER SUBLET: SUNNY, semi-furnished efficiency. 7- minute walk to campus. Regular $245/mo. First offer of $l9O ac cepted. Call evenings 237-5573 SUMMER SUBLET, FURNISHED 2-bedroom apartment at Park way Plaza. Utilities paid. Air conditioner, rent negotiable. Call 234-8622 SUMMER SUBLET ONE bed room, furnished apartment. East College Avenue, very large,rent negotiable. Call 237-0985 SUMMER SUBLET ALEXANDER Court. Large two bedroom, rent negotiable, air conditioning, uti lities included. Dawn 865-3270 SUMMER SUBLET ONE bed room University Towers apart rrient. Furnished, free parking, A/C, all utilities, $l4O/person. Starts June. Fall option. Call 234-7098 SUMMER SUBLET FOR one male $B5 a month. Fully fur nished, dishwasher, A/C. Call Mark 237-1408 SUMMER SUBLET BEAVER Hill Apartments. Large single bed room close to campus. Rent negotiable. Call 237.5380 SUMMER SUBLET ONE, two, or three persons for part of or entire one BR Apt. One block from campus. Rent extremely negotiable, 238.6883 SUMMER SUBLET/FALL option furnished 3 bedroom 1 / 2 duplex Washer, yard, balcony. Quiet Walk/bus to campus. $l4B/ea 237.3458 THREE SUMMER SUBLETS available. Female, large apart ment, close to campus. 238-2797 TWO ,CAN. SUBLET separate rooms in a large furnished apart- ment. $250/month. Call for Info., 237-8549 the stretch when first place in the Patrick Division was on the line. "I'm not worried at all," said Clark Gillies. "I have total confidence we can do it again. You have to have the faith. "We may have lacked a little intensity for awhile; but we got it when the playoffs approached." Neither the Islanders or Rangers ever lack intensity when playing each other, which they've done five times in • the playoffs. The Isles have eliminated the Rangers from the Stanley Cup chase the past three springs. "I respect all teams," said center Bryan Trot tier. "Any team in the playoffs deserves to be there. Our management deserves a lot of credit because they don't allow us to take anybody light ly." The Rangers, who had their best season in 10 years yet still were only fourth in the division, won the season series with the Islanders 4-3. "The record says we can play with 'them," said Rangers Coach Herb Brooks. "I think the reason we've been so successful with them recently is because we hold them in such high regard. We feel we have to play at the top of our game and can't SUMMER SUBLET OWN room or 112 of large bedroom. Fall Op tion. Very cheap. University Ter race. Call Donna 234-5624 SUMMER SUBLET, ONE bed room in a five bedroom house Rent negotiable. Call Lori 238 1577 SUMMER SUBLET—FALL Op tion. Large two Bedroom, Beaver Ave. Furnished, Utilities includ ed. Negotiable. Call 238-2063. SUMMER SUBLET- Heritage Oaks. One or two males to share one bedroom. Balcony overlook ing pool and bar. Best offer 238- 8051' SUMMER SUBLET (FALL option) one bedroom, all utilities, fur nished, Park Hill. $3OO/mo. Call 238-7166 YOU AND FRIEND can share very large bedroom in a Briar wood Townhouse this summer. Pool,air conditioning, balco ny....inexpensivel Call 238.3774. Ask for Karen. ROOMMATES APARTMENT VERY CLOSE to campus. Unfurnished two bed room. Summer sublet, Fall op tion. $l7O per month Includes utilities. Neat, quiet, studious grad student preferred. Len 234- 4974 FALL 'B4 ONLY one or two males needed to share apart ment• $159.00/ month. Phone Darryl 234-3362 FEMALE ROOMMATE, NON— SMOKER, needed to share new one-bedroom Hetzel condomini um (College Avenue) Call Maria, 865-4329 FEMALE WANTED TO share 1/3 of Beaver Terrace apt. 134-115. $165. Call Mary 234.4964 MALE ROOMMATE FALL 'B4 to share one bedroom apartment, maybe Parkway Plaza. Non smoking, mature, reliable. 237- 8529 NON—SMOKING FEMALE(S) to share 1/2 of two bedroom town house summer. Quiet neighbor hood, laundry facilities, walk to campus. Call 238-1139 TOFTREES SUBLET LARGE 1 bdrm apt., a/c, balcony, dish washer, all utilities Included Available May 1. Rent negotia ble. Call 238.1071 evenings 2 NONSMOKING MALE room mates 'B4-'B5 apartment includ es: cable, all utilities, pool, dishwasher, air conditioning. Call 234-5639 HOUSES HOUSE ON PUGH .street has summer' sublet with fall option. Walking distance to campus. Cheap and negotiable. Call Rich. 234.2802 HOUSE WANTED- QUIET re sponsible students looking for house within walking distance of campus for Fall 'B4. Call Rita 865-7093, Steve 865-5184 WANTED. TO RENT GARAGE SPACE NEEDED for car until May 12, preferrably near campus or Toftrees. Call 234- 0927 BUYING CLASS RINGS: Gold, silver. Highest prices paid any where. We also sell diamonds and fine jewelry at wholesale prices. The Diamond and Jewel ry Exchange, In the Allenway Bldg., 301 S. Allen Street. Call for prices 237-9073 EVITA—NEED TO switch 2 3:00 tickets for 2 8:00 tickets. Excel- lent seats. Please help. Call 865- 2484 or 238.2625 FEMALE ORGANIZATION FOR experimental money making program. No initial investment, profits . are guaranteed. Write: Funding, Box 158, Alexandria, PA 16611 GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up. Leland Enterprises 238-2553 466.7713 GOLD! JEWELERY! class rings! unmarked Jewelery, diamonds! Don't sell before call ing 466.7713! Fast pickup, 100% cash market 466.7713 S.C. ROOMS NON—SMOKING GRADUATE students preferred for private room near campus with quiet study environment 237-6581 ON CAMPUS FRATERNITY has rooms available for summer and fall terms. Call 237.9732 OWN ROOMS, HOUSE close Utilities, maid service Included Summer, fall optional $lOO/month. Call 237.5603 RIDERS NEEDED EVERY Friday to Exits 23, 24. Round trips only $2O. Call Steve 234.2483 take any passengers on our ship." In the other Patrick Division series, Philadelphia is, at Washington. In the Adams, it's Quebec at Buffalo and Montreal at Boston. In the Norris, Minnesota hosts Chicago and St. Louis entertains Detroit. In the Smythe, powerful Edmonton the overall points 'champion is at home to play Winnipeg and Vancouver visits Calgary. The Capitals secured,home, ice against Philadel-. phia by downing the Flyers 4-1 Sunday night in Philadelphia. Washington was 4-3 against the Fly ers this season. "We're a better team than a year ago and our chances are better," , said Caps General Manager David Poile. "One year's experience and for some players it will be two years in a row in the playoffs and that will help us. But we should be the underdog based on the past." The Sabres might have created some problems for themselves by blowing first place in the Adams in the final week of the season. Instead of facing Montreal, from whom they swept eight games, they'll take on Quebec, which was 6-1-1 against Buffalo. Korea may unite for Olympics SEOUL, South Korea (AP) South Korea agreed yesterday to try and form a team with North Korea for the 1984 Summer Olympic Games at Los Angeles and for other international sports events. South Korea said it was awaiting a response from North Korea. Last Friday, North Korea had pro posed that a single team be organized for international sports competition. The response from South Korea came in a letter from the head of this country's National Olympic Commit tee, Chung Ju-yong. He wrote his North Korean coun terpart and suggested that a meeting be held April 9 at Panmunjom to discuss the formation of one team. He said each side should be represented by four-member delegations headed by the deputy chairmen of the nation al Olympic committees. Panmunjom is the truce village in the demilitarized zone between South HELP WANTED CAMP COUNSELORS out standing slim and trim down camps: tennis, dance, slimnas tics, WSI, athletics, nutrition /dietetics. 20 plus separate girls' and boys' camps, 7 weeks. Camp Camelot on college campuses at Mass., Penn., N. Carolina, Calif. Send resume: Michele Friedman, Director, 947 Hewlett Drive, North Woodmere, N.Y. 11581, (516) 374.0785 HEAD WATERFRONT- EXPERI ENCED. College Grad. WSI an d/or small•craft certification Top coed camp in Poconos ACA accredited. 6/24 to 8/21 Call Mr. Black 215-887-9700 HORSEPOWER ADVENTURES needs riding or climbing instruc tor 21 or over. small exclusive camp In huntingdon pa. call 667- 2497 for interview. MONEY IN YOUR pocket, be come a Sera-tec plasma doner and earn $2O or more per week. 237-5761 NEED CASH? EARN ssoo+ each school year, 2-4. (flexible) hours per week placing and filling posters on campus. Se rious workers only; we give rec ommendations. Call now for summer and next fall. 1.800.243- 6679 NITTANY HOT SPRINGS needs assistant manager/ spa atten dants. Appllications available at 107 west Nittany ave. SUMMER JOBS!! START after fipals, earn big money all sum mer. Or start now to earn money for summer expenses. All eve ning positions as phone solici tors to PSU alumni. Start at $3.75/hr. plus bonuses, with raises shortly after starting. Ap ply now in 113EEW. TEMPORARY WORK: Needed 20 to 30 persons making phone calls for local civic organization. Day and evening hours available. Call Miss Hill at 237-1928. AARON TYPING• IBM selecticlll, Fast, Efficient, Experienced, best rate. Call Julia anytime 237- 1462 ABC TYPING. LOWEST rates, highest quality. Accurate. On campus. IBM typewriter: 238- 1933; Rush service: 234.4507 ACCURATE PROFESSIONAL TYPIST near campus IBM Mem ory typewriter: letters, resumes, papers, theses. Diane after 2pm. 237.4948 • ( 238-2800 424 Waupelani Drive Renting now for ' summer and fall. • EFFICIENCIES. ONE-BEDROOM AND TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED 9 AND 12 MONTH LEASES •Free Centre line Bus Passes •Cnncemed !Management •Free Parking •Free Tennis Courts •Cas !legating and Cooking included in Rent •Air Conditioning •Pea Allowed •Large Mums & Closets •Beautiful Grounds You have just become living proof that people read Collegian ads. Korea and North Korea where the Korean Military Armistice Commis sion hollds its meetings. The first report from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agen cy, monitored in Tokyo,,said only that Chung's letter had been handed over there by two liaison officials of South Korea to two liaison officials of North Korea. Chung's letter pointed out that South Korea had in recent years proposed that the countries get to gether and field single teams in the international sports arena. North Korea never has accepted such proposals. The letter from Chung termed North Korea's proposal last week a "belated" acceptance of the earlier Seoul proposals. "As all these proposals were ad vanced from a desire to achieve na tional reconciliation, there was no reason whatsoever why you couldn't COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS PROFESSIONAL TYPING FOR all your needs. Grad school cer tified. Campus delivery. Rush jobs possible. 359.3068 RESUME SPECIAL. Half price when we process accompanying letter for mass mailing. Satellite Secretary 237.5912 TYPING LOW RATES, high qual ity and accuracy, fast service gall 238-0748. UNIVERSITY SECRETARY QUI to type from home. Theses, re sumes, papers, etc. Call 10-10 238-2388 LOST LINED JEAN JACKET at Pink Elephant Saturday night, 24th. Mixed up, plaid lined jean jacket. Know about? Call Shelly 238- 2927 LOST AT SIGMA Chi Saturday night, March 24, purple down filled Jacket. Keys In pocket. Reward. Please call 865.8060 RUNNING SHOES, BROOKS, on B-ball courts In REC hall Wednesday night. Please call Joe. 2370509 TO THE MAGICIAN who made my gray AFRC Jacket disappear last Sat. night at .Beta Sig: Please make it re-appear! Return to Beta Sig or call Pat 865-4840. No questions asked;cash re ward FOUND "Found" notices are published for three days at no charge FOUND: GLASSES, GOLD wire frames, outside Art bldg. Pick up at HUB desk FOUND: GREY JACKET at Beta Sig last Saturday night. Call 234- 2678 FOUND KEY WITH black plastic cover In front of the Tavern on College avenue. Call 237.2801 to identify FOUND: LADIES WATCH In Fo rum 3/22. Claim In room 126 Carnegie Bldg. (Collegian Of fice) - FOUND, LADIES WATCH on parking lot 80 on 3/26/84. Call 5- 9209 to identify FOUND MEN'S PRESCRIPTION glasses, 105 Forum, Tuesday (3/27) morning. Call 865-8909 to Identify FOUND: MENS WATCH on Bur rowes st., Friday (3/23) night. Call 234-5860 to identify TIRED OF CRAMPED ROOMS AND HIGH RENTS? CHECK OUR APARTMENTS FOR SIZE AND PRICE. STARTING AT $2BO/MO. OOPS. FOUND SINGLE KEY on key chain on Sunday, 3/25, on Lo cust Lane. Call 238.7950 to Identify FOUND UMBRELLA IN 121 Sparks on Wed., 1/28. Call 238- 4113 between 8.10 pm to identify GREEN RAINCOAT FOUND at Chi Phi Sunday morning. Taken by mistake. Call 234-3754 GREEN WOOL GLOVES In bath room second floor HB Friday March 28. Call 234-7225 PAIR OF MITTENS In 64 Willard. Call 865.9810 to identify and claim WATCH OUTSIDE WILLARD call Jim 865.2264 `PERSONALS... AADRVARKSI BALLOONS BAL LOONS and more! Gorilla- Grams by Lamores only 12.50! Call today 234-3030. 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. We care! . ABOUT SPRING HAYRIDE Par ties, Romp, Snuggle, Carouse, Eat, etc. on a spring evening hayride. Call Nlttany Mt. Trail Rides 234-1300 ACORN'S VIDEO CLUB has na tionwide privileges. Mem bership good at over 1800 stores. Acorn, 232 S. 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It called North Korea's new response "fortunate." There was no immediate indication in Seoul of how successful the attempt might be to form a unified North- South team now. However, Chung's letter opened with bitter criticism of North Korea for a terrorist bombing last Oct. 9 at Rangoon, Burma, that killed 17 South Koreans in an appar ent attempt on the life of President Chun Doo-hwan. The letter called the bombing a crime "against not only compatriots who share the same blood but against 'all peace-loving peoples of the world." The tone of the letter did not appear to set a positive approach, urging strongly that North Korea apologize for the attack at Rangoon that has been blamed officially on North Ko rean agents. COUNSELORS: Camp Wayne, co-ed Northeast Penna. Inter views arranged. Ususal opportu nity. 12 Allevard St. Lido Beach, N.Y. 11561 Include your tele phone number FREE 200 STAMP with every card purchased till graduation, APPLE TREE, across from Old Main GAIN SOME "on the job experi ence". Corporate representa tives speak on the realities of business careers INFAMOUS BALLOON BA BOON goes ape! For balloons TRUELY YOURS 238-4619 JAZZERCISE IS HERE! Classes now, m/w 4:00 and 5:30, VFW Hall. Questions? Call Susy Ham lin anytime for Information and other class times, 237.2867 LOVING WHITE COUPLE seek ing to adopt your baby. All medi cal expenses paid- all replys strictly confidential. Please call Nancy collect (215)757-7170 PENN STATE SOUVENIRS and miscellaneous samples of glassware, buttons, bumper stickers, t-shirts, and more at Barash Advertising! Priced at $l, 50s, 25c, 10c, and s¢, some items slightly higher. Hurry to 409 S. Allen while supplies last RED HOT DEAL on 19" Color TV rental. $8.95 per week at Acorn, 232 S. 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Attorney David Frick, a former deputy mayor and current treasurer of the Capital Improvements Board that on Saturday approved the Colts' 20-year lease to play in the Hoosier Dome, said the city has been notified of possible legal action against the Colts by Baltimore officials. Frick said the board's attorneys "have advised us we can't talk at all about the negotia tion process" involving the move. In Baltimore, city officials were still looking into their legal options and were awaiting an official re sponse from the Colts to a temporary restraining order issued Friday by a city circuit court judge. "We're in the process of checking out what happened out there (in Indianapolis) last week," said Andy Hartmann, a deputy city solicitor. lie said a court hearing would be scheduled within two days of the Colts' response to the judge's order, but that no such hearing had been scheduled yet. 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