*^ul^*vi**Mr 4-•Van,'fj f . »f f, Wednesday [ d a t e ; A rizo n a S ta teV w w erM ty ¡■ ¡¡H C C Voi. Sé/Nò. M March 13, 1974 f| . Tempe, Arizona Candidate wheels advance platforms Candidates for vice presidential F o u r c a n d id a te s w ill com pete for the A ssociated S tu d en ts ' P re sid e n c y in prim ary elections April 2 and 3. Cam paigning for ASASU’s highest p o tio n a re : John Balfour, one of two persons j^ origiim te-the Bug .lin e; H olcom b, an engineeringsenatqr who h a s , spent iw o-i y ears _ in J h e , S enate^ L ee W einstein, president ;of ASlTs Model UN Club; and Rick Weiss, and senatorial co-ordinator of a project to form student ca r pools. B ettor transportation for students, developm ent of a com m unity s p irit on cam pus and m aking student g o v e rn m e n t1 m ore responsive to students are proposals appearing in the platform s of m eet of the presidential candidates. political ao en ce. has called for the extension of the Bug Line, for ca r pools and for m ore bike paths. Balfour also advocates a survey of student opinions of p ro fesso rs an d th e developm ent of com m unity sp irit on cam pus through concerts, guest speakers, special classes and m eeting {daces. H olcom b, a ju n io r in en g in eerin g , w an ts m o re re e r« a tio n a M a m litfe svQn cam p u s, lie b ack s th e Continued on pagc;2 mystery The death Of an ASU student iiua m otor hom eiire while on a Ski Club trip is s t ill unexp lain ed mm HSrali H e lp in g , Qift M em bers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fratern ity and its aux H ilary, the Little Sisters û t« h Minèrva* Üonotod their efforts to fixing up the homes of 21 fam ilies in the Phoenix are a in the past few weeks. Story on page 10. M arta Bjorklund, a junior history m ajor, Was one of n ine p a sse n g e rs in the m o to r hom e th a t w as heading to Sunrise for a ski outing M arch 2. They Were driving north on State Route 87 when the m otor home caught fire. Leon S h ell, dean of students, said the other eight passengers were able to e v a c u a te th e v eh icle without injury before tf~was engulfed in flam es. v Shell said Uo one can explain why M arta did not g et out of the m otor home in tim e, however. The d river and owner of the vehicle, A lvin Knoblock of Tem pe, first noticed the reflection of flam es on the . road ju st a ft« : the vehicle backfired about 1:30 ffiK T l Shell said. Knoblock immediately stopped and ran to the hack • Continued on,#apo 3 Page 2 — Wednesday, March 13 S "' ' I 5: World View Candidate wheels ^ ^ ■ ■ w t d e a iic e ptatfb rnw Ford issues warning Vice. P resident G erald Ford w as quoted Tuesday as sayuig th at White House defiance of a subpoena from the Judrciaiy Com m ittee “m ight be a cataly st” th at could lead to P resident Nixon’s im peachm ent. F ord’s office la te r said th at he doesn’t expect any defiance. Westmoreland running for governor Form er Army Chief of Staff W illiam W estm oreland annotmced Tuesday he will run for governor of South Carolina on the Republican ticket. W estm oreland was the com m ander of U.S. forces in Vietnam for a m ajority of the W 3T. Solzhenitsyn calls Switzerland home A lexander Solzhenitsyn has chosen neutral Switzerland as Ins new perm anent homé in the W est and expects his fam ily to join him before the m iddle of next week, the Swiss m inistry announced Tuesday. TV appearance Attorneys for two im prisoned Symbionese lib r a tio n A nny m em bers said Tuesday they will ask perm ission for the men to m ake a televised statem ent on th eir plan to win the release of P atricia H earst. Victory for oil states O il-state congressm en won a m ajor tax b attle Tuesday as the House Ways and M eans Comm ittee decided to sharply reduce the im pact of a proposal th at would phase out the oil depletion allowance. Gasoline increases The Am erican Automobile Association reported a general im provem ent in gasoline available a t service stations throughout the nation this week. m Continued from page t extension of the Bug T.ine and proposals for a Tempe bus system . Holcomb believes m ore services should be provided to disabled students and m ore m oney should go to womens’ sports. W einstein v s a id as president he would conduct a su rv ey to find out w hat ASU students w ant from stu d e n t g o v ern m en t.- ‘.‘I w ant student governm ent to reach out to students,” he said. W einstein said he would spend his first six months in office trying to g et student governm ent to be a voice for stu d e n ts. If he found students didn’t need student governm ent, he said he would try to dissolve it. Weiss p u d he supports the fo u n d atio n of a stu d e n t a p p e a ls c o u rt w here students could contest the g ra d e s g iv en them by teachers. Weiss said ASASU should raise ex tra funds to help fin an ce m o re cam p u s organizations. 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This body would discuss cam pus problem s, attem p t to solve them , and advise the ASASU P resident. |STUDENT BOOK CENTER 704 S* College Ave., Tem po, Az. 85201 Phone (602)— 944-4226 Opens 8to8M on.,8-5Tues. thru F ri.,9 to 5 Saturdays Wednesday, M arch I t —.Page f sh ro u d s d e a th Bjorklund’s parenfe, St. door of the m otor hom e to e v a c u a te th e p a sse n g e rs in sid e; S h ell s a id th e passengers told Knoblock the electricity w as out inside die vehicle, m aking the interior very dark. One p a sse n g e r shook Bjorklund and pointed h er to toe door, he said. T he g ro u p th o u g h t ev ery o n e h ad been evacuated but when they cou n ted h ead s th ey discovered Bjorklund was m issing, he said. “They w ent back in twice to check. As I understood it, they felt through the double beds, hollered and yelled. It’s still á m ystery as to how she w as m issing,” Shell said. Ten m inutes la te r the m otor hom e w as engulfed in flam es an d w as soon reduced to its fram e, Shell said. . P « i , Mum. residents, wet* vacationing in Palm Springs .when they w ere notified the next n ig h t Of th e ir daughter’s death. Six m em bers of toe group m et w ith S hell an d Bjorklund’s parents in an effort to explain her death. S hell s a id th e only ex p lan atio n th ey could surm ise w as either she was so (frowsy she did not know w hat was going on o r she had somehow gotten into the W ashroom . Why th e students who returned could not find h er or why she did not respond to their shouts can not be explained, he said. “The parents held up well. It w as a g reat shock, but they a re not pointing fingers a t anyone,” Shell said. The eight passengers are s till v ery u p set o v er B jorklund’s death, he said. “They did everything they could.” Sendees for Bjorklund were at Unity Church in St. Paul. She was' 21. The group said the vehicle w as checked four or five v days before the accident, Shell said. B ecause no ASU facilities w ere used, trip s of this so rt a re not cleared through U niversity channels, he said. Jim M cK ay, shop forem an a t a recreational vehicle cen ter in M esa, said a m otor hom e fire can be caused by a sp ark from a backfire because in m ost m otorhom es, wood surrounds the engine. This is tru e for Knoblock’s 25-foot UTE Liner. “ One little sp a rk , especially when a vehicle is moving, is ju st like sticking a m atch on a piece of cotton and blowing on it,” M c K a y said. He said this is a one in a m illio n , o c c u rre n c e , however. Shell said club activity deaths are rare. 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Section 10 Section li Section 12 April 1—M ario M night W night Th night 7:00- 9:30 p.m. 7:00- 9:30 p.m. 7:00- 9:30p.m . 9:15-10:30 a.m . 19:40-ll:SS a.m . 9:40-10:30 a.m . •pRlw & M arch 13 r f i f l i f l 8 T O M 8 T O M T O M state KÉ v p im o n p r e s ip ; V____ ■_ -' I:/' Waste - m I l i s S l IS I « It's one of those situations in which you know it happened, but you can't believe it. The proof is unquestionable, but you still pray it's not so. The Associated Student Senate: These students, combined in ah effort to p ro vid e re p re se n ta tiv e , d e m o cra tic governm ent passed an u n b elievab le allocation of student activity fees. The Senate approved allocation of $800 to send eight cheerleaders to Hawaii for a football game. They approved allocation'of over $500 to provide outfits, for the Spirit Squad (cheerleaders), both for indoor and outdoor weather conditions, including tailor-m ade pants for the gentlemen. They approved allocation of $300 for a new uniform for the Sun D evil mascot. They approved allocation of $2,500 for cultural weeks, events notorious for their lack of student participation. The Senate did approve fund allocation fo r som e e x ce lle n t p ro g ra m s and proposals; the $3,000 allocation for a student lobbyist is one of the most obvious exam ples. That the recommendations for funding of the Spirit Squad ever made it out of the Senate Finance Com m ittee was startling, but that the Senate approved i t . . . Let us hope reason and responsibility do not fa il M ark Kerrigan, ASA SU president, and D r. John Schw ada, U n iv e rs ity president, when they study the approved budget. Only their vetoes can reverse some of .the exorbitant allocations approved by the Senate. ''.I mm J . 4 Letters to the Editor Greek non-support ED ITO R: This past weekend I attended an event which was me of the most spectacular fund raising projects ever attempted. Hie “Dance for Those Who Can’t” dance marathon for Muscular Dystrophy sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha Delta Pi was a tremendous success. The dancers and the two Greek organizations raised $8,262 to go to help start Arizona’s first Jerry Lewis Summer Camp for Dystrophic Children. One thing distressed me, however. In talking with the co-chairman id the event, he informed me their goal was $10,000. It was easy to see that they could have reached that goal had they had just a little more support. I had expected ASU to be'somewhat apathetic towards the event because ASU is an apathetic school. What was really beyond my belief however was the lack of support from other Greek organizations. There were a few exceptions though; the ~ Kappa Sigma fraternity gave great support by entering fifteen couples; Theta Delta Chi also had some support for their dancers; but where was Greek brotherhood we always hear so much about? Upon more than one occasion, the Pikes and A D Pi’s had to bribe their fellow Greeks with prises, and even the Greek get-all, kegs, but the response was minimal, not hardly enough for one fogSororities were bribed by the r*mnp» of winning a micro-wave oven for their chapter, but fliey were too buay painting their windows and kissing Sigma Chi asses all week to be bothered with a bunch of unimportant dystrophic children. Either the immature competition of Greek Week philanthropies i which the Pikes said they wish to be no part of) kept spectators and par­ ticipation down; or it is evident where Greek priorities lie in a majority of cases. The Hell with useful projects, long live Derby Week! M ary Kienle Independent Rape protection Editor: ' Have you ever been taped? “A Case at Rape”, which was shown' as a movie on T.V., depicted the horrifying and grueling situation that a woman faces when reporting a case of rape, and the agony she goes through in the conviction of a rapist. There have been reported cases of rape and attacks on the ASU campus this school year. We believe that every woman should, have protection against this horrendous crime. If a few simple preventive m easures would be enacted, file women on this campus could walk alone at night with a grad er feeling of security. r More light cm campus would be one deterrent to woukMte attackers. A second proventative is a system which is presently being used on the University of Cokrado.Boulder campus. Each.women carries a . whistle at all times to be used in case of danger. This summons campus security who are on constant alert for the sound at the whistle. Steps can be taken to prevent the misuse of the whistle, although we believe the people of ASU are mature enough to fade this matter seriously. Enough said. Now let’s do something about i t Concerned Women for a Sato1 Campus Narrow minded editor TOW mi TO VMS TSHUBU C U S» TOM SUfflHHSr »*S»-v EDITOR: The pedestrian m entality reflected in your editorial on the “failure” of Woman’s Week must be challenged. It is an extraordinarily narrow mind that finds no relevance or interest in In­ donesian death ceremonies or in backpacking in Nepal, b death of no concent to us, «hppiy because die dead happen to be Asians? b nothing of concern to us thattakes place outside our own limited range of experience? b it inconceivable that we might learn something from another « ta re ? Surely we can afford to be interested in the rest of the world. Indeed, can we afford not tobe? ! * » S '*im t 1 | 0 ' \ i) in hji I ■ M m i/il . .i It b significant that the presentations singled out by the editors as being -less than relevant — those on Nepal, Indonesia and New Guinea — aU dealth with Asia. But can anyone seriously' deny the importance of .e d u c a te d Americans knowing weeethtag about Asto? The State Press editors—and the students who Chose not to attend the Women’s Week presentations ~v might well think over Terence’s dictum: “Homo SUM; human! nihil a me alienum puto” (“I am a man, and nothing pertaining toyman is foreign to me.” ). AUthoay ChandMrs -^ I M I Department . el fo reig n § imsjMRgMtoj SpipT' I•i:*ry I • t «Uh| I I I i , «I W ednesday, M arch 13— vie for VP offices 8 By Dan McGowan and Mart Kofvastik Kelley said it was Vital to have a student attorney and to getfederal funds for foe Tempe bus system. He cited his ex­ perience on the Student Ac­ tivities Committee and on various budgetary committees as qualifications. Page 5 ranges from slight to none to taring concerts to ASU at foe lowest prices possible , and claimed he has already stated booking, performers for. next year. “If the students support me, there will be a concert program next year,” Dunn said. “H no J i '- t Both th e SR-10 and SR-11 include AC adapter/, charger, vinyl carrying case, user’s m anual and appli­ cations guide. And both carry T I’s full year w arranty vagainst defects in p arts and workm anship. t > O rder your SR-10 or SR-11 from Texas Instrum ents and use it for 15 days. And if you’re not completely satisfied, ju s t retu rn it fo r a fu ll refund. SR-10. SR-11. E ith er way, you get the functions you need . .. . and a t prices you can afford. » i Try th e SR-10 o r th e SR -11 fo r 15 days a t no risk . | Send this o ld er form and I enclose a check, money I order or company | purchase order d f | $113.90 for each SR-11 ■ ($109.95 plus $3.95 ! postage and handling). 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B ach ," 6 p.m. M arch TV at Grady Gam m age Auditorium . - I Mod Bach goes madcap A frie n d of m in e a t N orthern Illinois U niversity saw “The Intim ate P.D .Q .1 Bach” and said it w as an. excellent m usical. Well, it w as the w orst advice he ever gave m e! Musical parody John Ferrante, left, plays a slide whistle while his m u sica l p a rtn e r, P ro fe sso r P eter S ch ick e le , handles what looks suspiciously like a piece of garden hose fitted with a recorder mouthpiece. G am m age A uditorium was packed Monday night and m ost of the crowd a p p a re n tly lik ed th e production. I personally had m o re fun w atch in g an d liste n in g to th e crow d guffaw a t the shenanigans on stage. P .D .Q . B ach w as an ad e q u a te s c rip t. W hat seem ed to g iv e th e perform ance sòm e im pact (though there w as little) was the tim ing and the unexpected. William W alters, the straight-m an in the ac t, provided the best scenes of the play. D avid Oei w as adequate on the keyboard, but th a t is the exteht of the m usical talen t on stage. The first hour of the p erfo rm a n ce b èfo re th e K D K B p re se n ts DIRECT FROM ENGLAND R .C.Q 1 fPCCD IM ACO n SAT. MAR. 16 TUCSONCOMMUNITYCENTER All sea(s reserved $6. $5. $4. Tickets Available at Main Box Office, Phone 791-4266, and at all Box Office locations, also El Con Shopping Center, Davis, Monthah Air Force Base, Fort Huachuca and Pueblo Ticket Agency Dial-A-Ticket 882-8626. 8 PM PLAZA (ASSEMBLY HALL) M l seat* reserved ss, $4. Tickets Avalleble at Tiki Fashions, Diamond Community Box Offices and Pacific Coast Box Offices. For information call 262-7272. (mail Older: 22S E. Adams, Phoenix 85004, enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.) ___ Produced by C O N C E R T A S S (X ; i4 T E S i 1 UM VERSTTY _ 1 W EEKD AYS 4:34-9:30 Sat. A Sun. 1:20-3:55-4:35-9:15 PAUL NEW M AN interm ission w as am using, and indeed h ad som e high p o in ts. H ow ever, th e 45 m in u te s a f te r * th e interm ission ju s t seem ed to drag by. T he m a te ria l h ad a saturation point and the perform ance outdistanced th at m ark. Kevin R . G ustafson Bug Line gets revised schedule The Bug lin e, a free bus service for .University students, has changed its schedule to better correspond with students’ schedules., The new schedule began March 11. The student-run service discontinued two- midmorning runs and replaced them with two late afternoon trips. Operators John Balfour and Ed Sears said foe schedule was" changed to “keep die bus schedule flexible to serve the needs of the riders.” . The revised schedule will now be: departing from north of the Women’s P.E. building at 8:40 am ., 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 5:40 and 9:45 p m .. Buses w ill depart from CbrlsTown at 7:30,8:30 and 9:30 am . In the afternoon the buses wfli leave die shoeing center at 1:30, 4 and 5:30. U N IV E R S IT Y il Pw W EEEEK KD DA AYYSS W 7:15-9:35 Sat. A Sun. 2:44-5:44-7:24-ft* Where mere you in *627 A GEORGE* R O /H U R L M wm * ■ $****' ! - . i IW à lfsS tp s 1’ S§¡ í Wednesday, M arch 13 wEmÈSm Pf R É ^gi . :ì,--'t.ó-f.U-. II These boots were made fo r . . S p rin g b re a k d o e sn 't start u n til next week but Wayne Bowens figures to be way ahead when - if gets here. The junior psychology m aior conked out on a m all bench after a rough m o rn in g o f classes. The siesta must h a v e w o rk e d , though, because he was gone by dinner lim e. Photo by Bob Reeder Irttn in iii Counsellors for Summer Beys Camp Near Flagstaff W e'll be on campus M arch 27 — contract Career Services for details. r Campi Toca loma Foxboro A M A R N IC K IN C P R E S E N T A T IO N a tth e {(Celebrity Theatre Tuesday, March 126 Tickets at *4** - ♦S" - •6" available at Celebrity Theatre Box Office and Bill's Records, Tempo the arches: Tempe — 120.1^. University Dr. 968-3491 ..Where nothing can possibly go worn e WEST WORLD 7:30 SOYLENT — P»1S People n eed il.., in the year 2022. KENNY ROGERS «.THE FIRST EDITION v-f'*#' ï i Page 1§ j- Wednesday, M arch 13 Fraternity donates fix-up tme I t w as a th rill to donate hard work and tim e on a : personal basis ra th e r than ju s t g iv in g m oney to someone, said a m em ber of Sigm a A lpha E p silo n F ratern ity . Sixty-five m em bers of die fratern ity and 25 m em bers of th e L ittle S iste rs of M inerva donated their tim e re p a irin g , p a in tin g and doing y ard work for 21 fam ilies in an area th at s tre tc h e d from South Phoenix to M esa, said Bob Curran, assistant coordinator of the project. Curran said one person they helped w as an elderly lady, who w as blind, and lived in a one room shack. It took th ree days to pick up the rubbish and cut the grass ju st to the house he said. “People had hem walking through the- yard dropping firings and so rt of using it for a dump . . . discarding-stuff th ere,” C um in said, “ w hen we w ere through, we had a {rile of rubbish th at filled three pickup trucks^” T he m oney to buy m aterials was earned in two ways. He said they sold light bulbs for a $2 a six—pack, which brought in about $700 an d an o th er- $400 w as donated by businesses. He said they spent one m ore day painting the house' inside and out, while a fratern ity sister spent h er tim e ju st sitting on the porch with the blind lady, talking, about w eather and life in general. “ The la st thing we did was to pay her rest far due m o n t h . . . $ 6 0 ,” C u r r a n s a id . He said the reason the fraternity decided to donate their personal time instead of money, was, because they found out that last year only 10 per cent of the money th ey d o n ated to an organization w ent to the people, w hile So per cent of file money contributed w ent for adm inistrative costs. T he to ta l m an h o u rs donated am ounted to 2,492 hours, he said. said ^ d w y w e r e j not to offend anyone the maOk .part, people liked having the help. In some cases, Curran said toe landlord would express gratitude for doing toe work he should have dime. " S i Keep On Pain Reader IM i'm There's no problem so great she can't solve It — love, marriage or business. She can; tell you all about yourself — ; present, past and future — you .will gain. .j 947-9612 1123 Apache Blvd., Tempe \ Open Daily 9 A .M .to 11 P.M. CARPET SPECIALS 9 X 12used r,ugs-$S.OO All Sixes In Stock Streakin' O fficial streaking T-Shirt made of W ashable cotton — the uniform for Nation's No. 1 sport — G E T IT O N ! the Send $4 postage paid to: STREAKERS P.O. Box 1249 Phoenix, AZ. 85001 Check Size Med.— Lg.— X . Lg.— CARPET City. Name Classified advertising must be paid for in advance either in person or by mail to the State Press, Stauffer Hall, A 111. No ads accepted over the phone. Our new office open daily 8-5. Ph. 965-7572. STUDENT RATES: $1.30 minimum charge for three 20 letter space lines. 35 cents per line additional for each 20 letter space line over three. For each consecutive day after the first day, the rate is one^half the initial charge. If the ad is not run consecutively, the first day rate will apply. Correc­ tions to ads will be made if noted before the second printing. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS PLACED IN THE STATE PRESS. COMMERCIAL RATES: Add 20% to the student rate. All ads not placed by students for student activities will be charged at the commercial rate. DEADLINE:' 3 p.m. two days before publication. (An ad for Friday must be placed by 3 pm . Wednesday.) r* ■, ^ i And at Village Inn, we don’t stop with the pizza. You can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with som e of the friendliest people in town. Bring your family in today. This coupon worth iN 4 ^ i off your favorite Family Size pizza at Village Inn. FOR SALE Bike for sale. 1966 one-speed, good con­ dition ,.$20. 966-8606. (3/15) House trailer across street from ASU , a ir conditioned furnished, $1(00 or offer, $200 down. 966-5919. (3/13) $390 permanent membership In local health . SPA. Asking 5230. C all 2404171 evenings. (3/13) Such a deal! Olym pic skis a 444 bindings. 965-0762. Salomon (3/12) Why pay rent? Buy th is . one $ save. 4 bed. Bike to ASU . 7000 C TM , $200 mo.. Vote, no down. RSVP Realty 030-3891. (3/15) For Sale: Furniture, lampe. Phone 960-2000. TYPING HELP W ANTED dressers, (3/15) Motorcycle equip., good condition. Fiber­ glass tola box and saddle bags, H-O seat, tor lg- bike. 5125 takas alt 267-1S92. (3/15) Knight steroo/am pliflar A G arrard Turntable — 7 yrs. old. 560. 2674147 af­ ter 4 p.m . (S/12) Trucking to LA ? Haul sm all load back. W ill pay gas. 966-2274. (3/14) Résidant, desk assistants. Apply at Hous­ ing office, M .U . 110, M ar. 1 to M ar. 15. (3-15) Program m er wanted to work on P O P 15. System experience In assembly lan ­ guage necessary. Contact O r. Leshowitz or Helen Rubio. Psychology Dept. 965-76*7 any tim e In the afternoon. . (3/15) RENT a ANNOUNCEM ENTS Big chance of a lifetim e! I Now inter­ viewing for throe entries to compete In the Mias A ritene W orld Beauty Competi­ tion. Any g irl, singlo, never been m arried, 1-tween the ages at 17 and 24, la eflglbts to campato. No talent necessary. C a ll tor an appointment between the hours of 9 a.m . and 5 p.m ., Monday thru F rid a y et 947-7373. Ask tor B all. ‘ V U/S) D IVO RCE IN 30 D AYS. W E CO M E TO YO U R H O M E. C O N FID EN TIA L. 9394149 or 939-7000. , (3/27) Redeem at: 1324 S. RURAL RD. Want to buy something? sell something? Trade? Da- It tor pennies with a State Frees classified ad, Saa the saleswomen on the maU o r como by thè stato F ib««, A - llt In the Stauffer Building. IB M -P IC A O R E L I T E . ED ITIN G , G R AD P A P E R E X P . N E A R ASU . 966-1604. (3/15). New 3 bedroom house tor rent. Refriger­ ated. 40th St./Southern. 5225 monthly. 9676016 or 9674697. • (3/26) 2 bdrm . twnhs, w/wash-dry. $200 a me. Incl. water. S m in. ASU . 274-41iq. (3/15) 2-Rm. Apt/Woman, MIM F r. ASU 960-2913 before 7 a.m . 4 after 9 p.m . (3/15) 2 bedroom apt. furnished or 1014 S. Farm er. Phone 960-3(00. unfern. (3/15) Offer Expire*: 3/21/74 P R O FESSIO N AL TY P IN G . IBM PICA E X P E R IE N C E D . 50c - 60c/p. 956-7903. _ (5/3) T E R M P A P E R S , R ES U M ES . TH E S E S DISSERTATION S, P R O P E S SIONAL, G U A R A N T E E D W ORK, IBM . M A X IN E M U LL E N 9554763. (5/3) Need roommate to short 2 bdrm . apt. Cortez apts. 968-0054. (3/15) % TY P IN G —IBM SELECTR IC-P ICA T Y P E R O SEM AR Y V A N C E . T E M P E 967-9143. _______________ ._________ (5/3) W ANTED Ride needed to San Francisco M ar. 14-16. Call Elian 965-4700. ' (3/14) Fem ale room mate wonted. S m int, to ASU. 59) par month 9644163. (3/1» Christian roommate: g irl ape 20-30. STS mg. C oll (39-3101, 967-4746. , (3/14) • AUTOMOBILES 74 Plot« 130, 1760 m l. save $300. C a ll NS(3/M) 4622 o r 960431A 73 Finto Hatch Autab A ir, low m ileage 964-US1 or 066 4619. (3/13) SERVICES Tired of the grind? In the right Find outl Get your horoscope cast consultation. Join an astrology C a ll 253-1355. field? and a group. (3/15) TU N E U P S/R EFA IR S. A N Y FO R EIG N / A M ER ICA N CA R . SAVE U P 309$» M Y H O M E 946-3253. . (3/13) Searing, Sellen A Schm idt Income Tax Preparation, 1000 E . Apache - Suite 217. Appointments Mon.-Thur. 6 to 10 p.m . A Sot. 966-7561 : v (3/29) 7133. ».or a tutor? D M assistance, 965-, (3/28) E U R O P E - IS R A E L ’ .A FR IC A . Student flights a il year round. CO N TA CT: ISCA, 6035 University A ve., #11, San Diego. Cant. 92115. T t l: . (714) 207-3010 Or (213) 0264649. (5/3) LOST EñgHfh. Sheep: Dog - lost In vicinity of Terraco A R ural. Generous reward. 9663313. . (3/1S1 INSTRUCTION GÈASSi: -, - VTÌ * V