l&— The Daily Collegian Thursday, Sept. 12.1985 49ers, Seattle strong favorites NFC By CHRIS RAYMOND Collegian Sports Writer Well folks, it’s that time of year again. Now that the 49ers’ triumphant exit from Super Bowl XIX is noth ing more than a distant memory, a new football season can start anew. And with each new season, that bumbling bunch of football enthu siasts known simply for their knack at predicting the outcomes of each NFL contest can once again enter the limelight. Despite two shorfeomings, one that my parents neglected to pro vide me with a catchy middle name like “The Greek” and two that I have never ventured within 100 miles of Las Vegas, I too have decided to try my hand at predict ing this year’s winners. Based sole ly on 1984 performances, preseason records and a whole lot of gues swork, luy predictions for this sea son are: NFC East 1. St. Louis— Hard to believe, huh? Well not quite. The advent of a top notch defense coupled with the No. 3 offense in the league helped raise the stature of the Cardinal club last season. With continued improvement, St. Louis could easi ly reign atop the league’s toughest division. 2. Washington— Injuries and age have swallowed a great deal of the fight the Redskins displayed en route to the Super Bowl XVII title. However, the acquisition of former Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers and the spirited approach of the Redskins’ veterans should make them legitimate contenders in the NFC East. 3. New York The Giants’ per formance in the playoffs last sea son coupled with their outstanding performance in the preseason is proof of their up-and-coming strength in the NFC. Unfortu nately, New York finished near the bottom of (he heap in nearly all special teams categories, an area they definitely need to improve on if they are to challenge for a second straight playoff berth. 4. Dallas The Cowboys will ©1985 Domino's Pizza Inc. ' Expires 9/14/85 Hours: Sun-Thurs. 11:00-2:00a.m Fri.-Sat. 11:00-3:00a.m. Limited delivery area Customer pays applicab,e sa,es ,ax Our drivers carry less than $2O J L ■*■■■■■« H kh mb mh ■■■ mm mm ■ DOWNHILL SKIING FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION CREDIT ALL ABILITY LEVELS - First-Time Beginner Through Expert - The Physical Education Basic Instruction Program once again offers DOWNHILL SKIING at the local Tussey Mountain Ski Area. Students should reference page 88 of the Spring Semester Schedule of Classes for pre-registration details. Class sizes are limited. This is a fee course. PLEASE NOTE- DOWNHILL SKIING classes are held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, as noted in the Schedule. However, the Sunday sections appear as “by appt. . If you desire to have your class on Sunday, refer to page 88 of the Schedule - Schedule number 780617 is for the 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM Sunday class, and Schedule number 780626 is for the 1.30 PM to 4.00 PM Sunday Class. All stnrlants who register for DOWNHILL SKIING must pick up a DOWNHILL SKIING INFORMA! TION SHEET at Room 105 White Building before the end of Fall Semester -This contains important information regarding cost and first meeting time and placa Take advantage of this opportunity to learn to ski, or further develop your present skills - and earn Physical Education credit at the same time. _ . f ENGINEERING t t UNDERGRAD COUNCIL J | Open invitation | | ALL ENGINEERS % | to the first meeting % | Thurs., Sept. 12, 1985, $ t 7:30 p.m. * % at Triangle Fraternity * f Refreshments will be served § g RO5l definitely need to work on improv ing their passing game, this year. Restored confidence in the arm of veteran quarterback Danny White should help, but strong perfor mances from Tony Hill, Mike Renf ro and Doug Cosbie will make all the difference. 5. Philadelphia The Eagles’ best move in the off-season was to trade owner Leonard Tose for own er Norman Braman. Unfortu nately, switching from an owner who spends too much money to an owner who spends too little money does not improve the outlook for Philadelphia in 1985. Contract dis putes will be the Eagles’ downfall this season. 1. Chicago San Francisco Head Coach Bill Walsh called the Bears "the team to beat” in 1985 after they dropped the NFC title game to the 49ers. This season, they can boast the added strength of a healthy quarterback (Jim McMa hon) and improvements in last year’s top-rated defense in the league. 2. Green Bay The Packers won seven of eight games in the later half of last season and finished second only to San Francisco (8-0) in that respect. A marked im provement in defense was the ma jor catlyst in the rebound from their 1-7 start. The Packers’ new found enthusiasm under second year mentor Forrest Gregg should mean even stronger gains for Green Bay this season. 3. Tampa Bay If last season’s record is any indication, the Bucca neers’ offense is definitely on the rise, especially considering the strong play of running back James Wilder. However, what Tampa Bay has made up for in offense, it has lost in defense. The Buccaneers’ 1985 picks should help fill some holes but any marked im provement wilf take time. 4. Minnesota The return of veteran coach Bud Grant was defi nitely a step in the right direction for the Vikings, however, Grant himself admits that Minnesota will need time to return to its former stature. 5. Detroit In short, the Lions need help in the secondary, line backing, defensive line, offensive line, running back and perhaps 4 free Pepsis with large pizza NFC Central 1 I I I any one coupon per pizza quarterback. Even a healthy Billy Sims couldn’t cover up that many holes. NFC West 1. San Francisco The only prob lem the 49ers had to face prior to the start of the 1985 season was the second-time-around jinx that has plagued every Super Bowl team since the 1978-79 Steelers. San Francisco’s incredible depth and the acquisition of Mississippi Val ley State’s Jerry Rice should make the 49ers’ bid for a second straight title a strong one. 2. Los Angeles As usual, the Rams have tried to jumpstart an already potent offense by signing an already'seasoned quarterback. Whether or not Dieter Brock’s ten ure as L.A.’s signal caller makes any difference, running back Eric Dickerson (if he ever decides to sign) should continue to move the Rams into playoff contention in the NFC West. 3. Atlanta The good news for Falcon fans this season is that Steve Bartkowski, George An drews and Gerald Riggs are all slated to return to the Atlanta line up. Draft picks Bill Fralic and Mike Gann should also prove re warding to a team in definite need of new blood. 4. New Orleans Offense and defense, or lack of both, will keep the Saints out of contention in the NFC West this season. Todd Sherman and Mark Bren nan are seniors majoring in journa lism and sportwriters for The Daily Collegian. Chris Raymond is a ju nior majoring in journalism and an assistant sports editor for The Dai ly Collegian. North: 237-1414 1.104 N. Atherton South: 234-5655 421 Rear E. Beaver AFC By TODD SHERMAN and MARK BRENNAN Collegian Sports Writers Now, on to the AFC. The confer ence is loaded with great quar terbacks and some pretty strong running backs, but defense may be the key here. This is how we think it will work out. AFC EAST 1. MIAMI No surprise here. Even without a sustained running game (rookies Lorenzo Hampton and Ron Davenport should help in that department) and a sound rush ing defense the Dolphins will be tough to beat. Dan Marino can carry this team through any rough spots, but Miami’s suspect defense must improve for them to return to the Super Bowl for the third time in four years. 2. NEW ENGLAND The Patri ots have everything it takes to be a winner. But then they have for the past few years. Tony Eason emerged as one of the better quar terbacks in the NFL last year. Craig James and Tony Collins could be one of the best one-two backfield combinations in the AFC, providing coach Raymond Berry uses'a two-back offense. New En gland’s defense, particularly the pass rush if one can be found, will be the key in sending the Pats to the playoffs. 3. BUFFALO Sure, the Bills are rebuilding, but the Bills will capture third not because of what they can do, but because of what the Jets and Colts can’t. Just about the only bright spot last season was rookie running back Greg Bell. 4. NEW YORK The Jets are hurting. Injuries always seem to hamper this team. So does coach *-/H3IUO^/HSIUOJ>|/H3IUOJ>JOJ>|/.HS!UOJ>t/.43!UDJ>i'.ip!UOJ>(/.M3!UOJ>R43!UOJ>|£ If PC O 3 XT —\ o 3 ronichVkronich/kronichykfonich'/kfonichVkfQrkrQnich/krQnich/kfonich/-^ in NFL Joe Walton, who never seems to get the best out of the talent he has. 5. INDIANAPOLIS Although new coach Rod Dowhower’s cre dentials from being the offensive coordinator of the St. Louis Cardi nals are impressive, he can’t turn this team around in one year. May be not in a couple. Maybe not at all. One thing is for sure: the Colts won’t be the same boring run-right, run-left team they were last year. The defense improved at the end of last year, but the Colts are still a long way from the top. AFC CENTRAL 1. PITTSBURGH The Steelers expect to pick up where they left off last year, and there is no reason why they shouldn’t. Quarterback Mark Malone is just coming into his own and has the leadership Pittsburgh needs to stay on top. Chuck Noll juggled an injury riddled squad and came up one game short of the Super Bowl. And he still didn’t win coach-of-the year. How about coach-of-the-de cade? Noll’s team is sound, if not spectacular, in all areas of the game. 2. CINCINNATI The Bengals are definitely a question mark. They could, in fact, win the divi sion. But they need a healthy Ken Anderson (strike one), a much better running game than last year (strike two), and team play like they had at the end of last year, when they fininshed at 8-8 after a 1- 6 start. Chances are they won’t, not for a whole season (strike three). The Bengals are probably out of it. 3. HOUSTON Now that Warren Moon has been indoctrinated into the NFL, he will do even better than his club-record 3,338 yards last season. With the addition of running backs Mike Rozier and Butch Woolfolk, and a young offen sive line that is coming into its own, the Oilers will score more points this year. 4. CLEVELAND Why do the Browns lose every close game in the last seconds and every over time game as well? We don’t know. Our guess is that Coach- Marty Schottenheimer doesn’t either. The defense, led by linebackers Clay Matthews and Tom Cousineau, is sound, except in the last seconds of any given game. But the offense needs revamping, and Bernie Ko ACCOUNTS INVITED UP TO A FULL YEAR TO PAY OR USE YOUR VISA/MASTERCARD/AMEX REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY EkranichV alloona • 1411 eleventh avenue • 944-4575 stale college • 216 east college avenue • 234-4481 race sar will need time to fill the shoes of Gary Danielson, who was never consistent at Detroit. AFC WEST 1. SEATTLE Head Coach Chuck Knox has a great reputation - he’s taken the Rams, Bills, and now the Seahawks to the playoffs - but he still hasn’t coached a Superbowl team. With a healthy Curt Warner, this could be Knox’s year. Defensi vely, Seattle will be trying to re peat last year’s stellar performance in which they led the league in both interceptions and fumble recoveries. If the Seahawks play with same heart and intensity as last year, they could be Superb owl bound. 2. LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Defense is the name of the game with the Raiders. The defensive unit sent five men to the Pro Bowl last year, and they will all be back to make the Raiders one of the strongest defensive teams in the league again. On offense, the run nning game will be strong behind Marcus Allen, but the quarterback position remains a big question, and the Raiders’ air game will not fly high enough to carry the team to the top of the division. 3. DENVER John Elway has arrived. After a couple of shakey seasons, Elway blossomed in the second half of last season, leading the Broncos to the AFC West title while throwing for 2,598 yards. Elway will be looking for Steve Watson again this year (69 recep tions for 1,170 yards in ’B4) and the team will be counting on several talented rookies to strengthen their defense. 4. KANSAS CITY The Chiefs may finally have the running back they have been missing the past few years, Ethan Horton. At 6-foot 4, 225 pounds, the first-round draft pick out of North Carolina should greatly improve the Chief’s’ run ning game. But K.C. has been at the very bottom of the NFL in rushing the past two seasons (28th in ’B3 and 27th in ’B4) and not even Horton will be strong enough too pull the running game up. 5. SAN DIEGO Dan Fouts is no longer the league’s premier quar terback, and even if he was, his receivers are not as talented as they used to be and the Charger’s defense is almost non-existent. Collegian Inc. reserves the right to release the names of Individuals who place advertis ing In The Dally Collegian, Colle gian Magazine and The Weekly Collegian. 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Call RENT MOVIES and players any Slice 237-9752 time. Low rates, your choice of FOOTBALL TICKET NEED one ROOMMATE WANTED, female, movies. ACORN, 232 S. Allen Sr/Grad ticket for Temple and ° ak ®’ 7"“ ™'’ 1 non-smoker, to share town -238-6021. WVa. Call 237-1340 after 6:00 RIDING INSTRUCTION, BOARD- P- m - p.m., grads, marrleds, profes- ING, breeding, training and FOUR GENERAL ADMISSION slonals only. sales. Willow Rock stables 355- ALABAMA tickets: Call Collect pcnpnniut ciiPMicucn —-> 9626 355-9043. 814-632-7388 Ask For Jerry or ONE BEDROOM, FURNISHED, >4Hr convenient location, quiet, _ • SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR Jo _ $3OO/month Including utilities. rent. Unlimited Rent-alls, 140 GENERAL ADMISSION OR any Electric extra. Call 238-4609 North Atherton St. 238-3037 other type ot tickets to any Penn TELEVISION RENTALS, color stale S ame ’ Helpl Call and b&w, long or short term, low Alan at 862-0702. rates. ACORN, 232 S. Allen 238- | NEED TWO GA tickets to 6021. Temple. Call 237-6563 or 238- • TERMINAL RENTALS— TIE Into £J8 9 - Ask ,or Kellh - PSU mainframe from dorm or apartment. New low prices- call 234-1262 South Hills Computer, Inc. WOMEN IN SCIENCE who would like to discuss careers with local Girl Scouts meeting. 7:30 p.m., Sept 17, Room 541 Delke. BIRTH I>RVS Happy 21st Saundra Jo! Have a great day. Love, Bill .HAPPY 21ST SAUNDRA JO! Have a Great Day. Love, Bill ABOUT HAYRIDES, schedule a September hayride and beat the cold. One call arranges an easy, exciting evening. Call Nlttany Mountain Trail Rides at 234-1300. INDEPENDENT MOBILE DISC- Jockey Larry Moore. Over 10,000 selections. 2343691. Weddings, Reunions, Formals, etc. PHANTOM MUSIC SERVICES-vi deo dance music or disc-jockey entertainment complete with ex cellent sound and light shows. Available for any occasion and music/videos by request. 234- 0211. 12 tickets to East Carolina. Groups of 4 or 6. $3OO or lowest offer, 234-3716. , 12 TICKETS TO EAST Carolina. CAR REPAIR: TUNEUPS, mut- Q rOU p S 0 f 4 0 r 6. $3OO or lowest flers, carburetors, many repairs. o |( er 234.3716, Inexpensive, top-notch work by bored M.E. Grad. Call Mike 234- 2562 72 CHEVEL 307 4-door, runs great, many new parts, good tires, recently Inspected. Asking $6OO. Call Sung 234-1769. 1981 BUICK CENTURY, silver, automatic, a/c, curise control, am/fm cassette, 59500 miles, ex cellent condition, 238-4657. 1978 PONTIAC Bonneville , ex cellent condition. Asking $2BOO 0.n.0.. Call 234-3093 alter 5 p.m.. Seeing Is believing. * 1965 MUSTANG 6CYL. rebuilt engine, transmission. New sus pension, tires. Southern car $2BOO negotiable. Call 355-8476. WANTED TO RENT YES! THERE ARE one bdr. con dos available for (all at Pepper Mlll-at last year's rates! Call 238- 0534 M-F 8:30-6:00 for a look: LOOKING FOR SR/JR football date tickets for all games - 3 sets. Top dollar offered. Call 238-5989. MODELS WANTED for drawing class M 7-9. Art Alliance, Lemont. $5.00/hr.. Call 237-3315 ONE FRESHMAN OR sophomore season ticket wanted. Will pay $50.00. Call Reggie at 862-2744. STUNNING CO-EDS TO to shop at mr. Charles, two twenty-eight east college avenue, open mon.- sat. 9:3oam-B:3opm, sun. 11am 4pm. TRAVEL ENTHUSIASTS WANTED to join the nation's most reputable Campus Rep. Sales Team. Earn unlimited com missions and FREE trips promot ing Ski & Beach trips. Call Sunchase Tours Inc. today! 1- 800-321-5911. Wanted: Date ticket for Temple game. Call 237-0777 ( Top price $15.) Townview Apartments Still available two 2 bedroom apartments Pugh St. and Bradley Ave. • FREE HEAT • FREE CABLE • FREE PARKING • FREE BUS PASSES CALL 237-3270 WANTED: DATE TICKET for Temple game. Call 237-0777 (Top Price $l5). WANTED: ONE GENERAL ad- ACTIVIST THE PA. Public Inter mission ticket for any home foot- cst Coalition has paid positions ball game. Call John at 862-2908 available now! Fight for econom soon! Ic justice and environmental san .. ~. ity. Hours 1:30 to 10:30 P.M. WANTED SENIOR FOOTBALL j rave | advancement opportune W l pay ,op d 0 a ' Ca ties. Call now 238-4268. 238-3637. uiMM-rcn- c-TiinPMT TirKFTS DRIVERS WANTED: Domino's WANTED. STUDENT TICKETS p|z2a js now h|r|ng part . time de . for Temple game. Will pay top n ver y peop | e , Apply In person to dollar! 234-1124. . Domino's Pizza location. ROOMS serving authentic Italian, French and seafood items Including live AVAILABLE FALLfSPRING malne lobsters • call now for rooms. 2 blocks from campus, football weekend reservations • meals optional, tv room, outdoor serving complimentary beer, pool. 238-9911, 238-0934. wine, soda. 234-0438 DORM CONTRACT AVAILABLE HANDICAPPED, 10 YR. OLD and NOW II Must sell I Call Bill 237- 3 1/2 yr. old need pari time baby -5791. sitter. 2-3 evenings per wk. FOOTBALL WEEKEND ROOMS, Alumni, Parents. Historic house needed ~- 2 . 37 ' 8763, on busline, restaurants nearby. LOSE WEIGHT/EARN money. Phone 238-2028 alter 4:00 P.M. $50.-$500./month. Own part-time hours. No. 1! T.V. Weight Loss Co. Details: 238-4997. 234-3787. NICE FURNISHED ONE bed room. One block from campus $175 Including utilities. 237-2700. STATE COLLEGE COUPLE PRIVATE BEDROOM BATH en- needs a responsible person to trance. Kitchen facilities avail- pick up and drive home a Jr. High able. Quiet female graduate student during the school year, students only. 238-8053. Call week days, 234-3366, SUMMER JOBS! National Park Co.’s. 21 Parks-5000 plus open ings. Complete Information $5.00 Park Report. Mission Mountain ABC TYPING: all kinds. Afforda- I . 6 n s n L 2nd AveWN ’ Kallapell, ble, accurate, available. 1.8. M. MT- 59901 typewriter, rush service. Campus delivery. 238-1933; 234-4507 TVPING SUBLET 1964 MERCEDES BENZ 190 E W 9 MERCEDES BENZ 3000 Finished in fight ivory with sSdmg sunroot. stereo cassette. one focal owner 1378 MERCEDES BENZ3OOO Finished «nS©rr» Yeflo* win Mercedes Benf Tei ©tenor. ... 1974 2400 - Med. blue wth complementing MB Tei ©tenor, lactory eg condfrorvng 1964 CAVARG SPORT - Tart, ai/«ondit©«©g. automate. stereo cassette. sport wheels. only IQOOO mdes ... Save,Save,Saves999s 1960 MAXDA RX7 - “Darth Vedar“ ttach with a grey cbm interior. Concord stereo cassette, ir conditioning Very nice one owner car $5,995 1966 PORSCHE 912 - fußy serviced and went beajttUiy. bright red. matched Michehn Ratals. 5 spd. factory stereo JUST ARRIVED 1962 PONTIAC FIREBIRD S£ - You must see this beautiful. tutyeouippedJdoor sports coupe! Fished ms*t*er Nut metallic s7,os 1975 CHEVROLET CORVETTE - 1 local owner win ONLY 33.000 MILES'! &htr witn stiver leather intenor, S€E IBEUEVE ... 1981 DATSUN 260 ZX 2 ♦ 2 - Putty aqupedwith Troo's, 5 speed, nr conditioning. power windows, stereo cassette and hashed in 2 tone srhtr & bine with wire wheels -.........— —.......—«... —— $9,950 1962 AUDI 5000 TURBO 4 DOOR SEDAN - Electric sunroot. power windows, cause conroi. dq<tai stereo cassette, alloy wheels automate transm«si©n, \ owner. New Mercedes trade 1961 AUDI COUPE 1974 DATSUN 280 Z 1974PORSCHE914 - A beautifulcoupe fin'shedinasjtrertfuewitna6speed transmission. 1964 OATSUN 3002 2*2-4 passenger seating m a performance sports car. Toot, leather interior, automatic, PCViEfI EVERYTHING! Finished m darn pewter with attar leather intenor. New one over 52i.000 $ll9OO 1960 MCB ROADSTER - finished in British racing green wanaWacs convertible tap. 4 speed cassette. Very.verymce 1960 DATSUN 610 > 2 dr. sedan, nicety tapped with AUTM stereo, automate trarymss oa a*con<M©nmg This car belonged to our Service Manager,»it nms perfectly - - - - .11995 1964 DOOGE COLT HATCHBACK - Red, with a bales «n,t intenor. 1 year degree**:©* sa*e you thousands $4,595 1962 DATSUN SENTRA STATION WAGON - A detae model finished © mission tan «<th matching vinyl ©tenor, 5 speed transmesaon. sunroof, stereo r*j©. and only 39.000 miles .. - - - $4,995 1961 DATSUN 310 GX COUPE - Spafy front wheeidnve with asspeed tran»m,ss©n lunnxi, AMT M streo andfmsned 1.1 t*j*nWu« *oaccent strpes - - - $1295 1968 TOYOTA TERCEL HATCHBACK - ante local car w-tn automahe transmission. factory a«r conditioning and stereo cassette - 1961 TOYOTA STARLET - Fished in white withe tan myi if lenor, 45,C00 mlts Very ruce local car 1962 DATSUN 200 SX HATCHBACK..... 1962 DATSUN 200 SX HARDTOP SL 1960 PLYMOUTH HOR2ONTC3 HATCHBACK - It bk»wimamagh©gv©yi ©tenor, frontwfteel drive with tout speed, 47JOOm.les 1979 DATSUN 210 STATION WAGON - B*ege *on wooden, automate transmits©©, raduf t*?s 1978 VW MINI BUS -AJ the seats. *ats«efi - fresn inspection.... 19612 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE 4 DOOR - 2 tone s*hw & Wue plus* cbm ©tenor, automate, power steering, »r condit©r , ©g. AM-TM stereo ONLY 38.000 MILES' i 960 CHEVRON! CHEVETTE 4 DOOR HATCHBACK Automate trvtsmssoa aufm stereo and rad« tins 1963 DOOGE ARIES 4 DOOR « light blue with a cbm 'rtenor. automat© transmission, power steering AU.TM stereo i rca $4£95 1962 OLDSMO&LE 96 REGENCY 4 DOOR - Fwnsned © burgundy metallic »n a matching learner manor Perfect local 1 owner car tufty eqvpped win aft the optons Much tower than bootpnee at * - $1950 1581 OIDSMOBiLE CUTLASS SUPREME - FsvsMed *1 tvywnfly fr«mtc #ai nothing rwyi too* & ntenx JMTU stertc. niiwtuai.nßf w*»ets#id©«* *9.000 <m*M 1979 FOfIDFUTURA COUPE - 1979000GE4X4 - V^j.fcjomaic tranimisjjcA. pcw« xtaiono, ft COO rridea - r»ot naty 1965 OATSUN KING CAB - D#ep Wue. S tod, at* aoHUtsttit. jvwp tuti Metre reproof, o»y £OOO n'«t —, 1979 OATSUN KING CAB - Automate. CXDOO *»*«». cap - 1977 OATSUN KING CAB - 4 spaed spo*er«heeit ~ West College Avenue and Whitehall Road Thc-Daily Collegian Thursday, Sept. 12, 1985 —17 H€LP UJRNT€P EXPERIENCED DOWNHILL AND crosscountry ski mechanics for full service repair and rental shop. Please apply in person. Appalachian Outdoors, 324 West College Avenue, State College. (814)234-4284. FERRAR'S OF LITTLE Italy now ROOMMATES MALE NON-SMOKING ROOM MATE needed to share Hetzel Plaza apt. tor fall. Fully furnished and close to campus; $lBO a month, call Craig 237-9108. MERCEDES PERFORMANCE SEDANS & HATCHBACKS STATION WAGONS DOMESTICS :MmrineQntmt»nowfvt<>tfiy<roc» ONLY ».OCO MILES on tN»pg < «cltoc*Mc»’Ner car TRUCKS & 4x4’S NEW ROADTREK II VAN Raised roof & fully equipped - original list price - $26,000 REDUCED TO 5 22,500!l 238-2447 References With the daujn comes Collegian sll4oo 513,500 ms sss4so 57450 -.BBS .KM .... $1455 ..sl4>s
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