Snow Devil bus crashes en route to ski trip Cuts, frostbite suffered five miles from slopes By Mike Humphreys and Sandy Sistek Staff w riters ' A Trailways bus carrying 46 m em bers of the Snow Devil Ski Club overturned into a ditch early Saturday morning out­ side of Telluride, Colorado, leaving students with cuts, bruises and one case of frostbite. According to Ann Hughes, an em ergency medical techni­ cian in Colorado, die bus slid off an ice-covered road and landed on its side in a ditch five m iles south of Telluride on Colorado Highway 145, on a stretch of road called “Lawson Hill.” Hughes, along with other em ergency personnel responding to the accident, said there w ere no serious injuries. Colorado State Trooper Al Tebrink said heavy snow and high winds were prevailing a t the tim e of the accident. He ad­ ded roads were covered with snow and ice in many spots amid “generally rotten w eather.” Tebrink said the bus was traveling down Lawson Hill when the driver was forced off the road to avoid an oncoming vehi­ cle which was sliding into the wrong lane. He said the bus turned over and lay against a snow bank on its right side. According to club m em ber Sun Shawl, a junior manage­ ment m ajor, the bus left F riday evening a t 7:30 for a threeday trip and had been traveling all night. The accident occur­ red at 7:15 the next morning. “It is a 12-hour drive to Telluride and we had been driving all night when it happened,” she said. “The bus swerved to the right and flipped onto its side in to a ditch.” She said the windows shattered and passengers were thrown to one side of the bus. Shawl said the Telluride tran sit system transported members of the ASU club to the slopes in order to continue with the trip. W ed n esd ay F e b ru a ry 2 3 ,1 9 8 3 Sidetracked An ASU studsnt clim bs out of an overturned bus Saturday near Telluride, Colorado. The bus, carrying m em bers of the state press V o l.65 A r iz o n a N o . Ü S ta te U n iv e r s it y © Copyright, State Press, 1983 Warnings posted near Hazardous sites Gorsuch tospeak Environmental Protec­ tion Agency D irector Anne M. Gorsuch is scheduled to speakat2p.m . today in the Great Hall of die College of Law. Gorsuch, the targ et of six congressional investiga­ tions for alleged m isuse of a $1.6 billion hazardouswaste cleanup fund, is ex­ pected to present an over­ view of die EPA and cur­ rent issues surrounding the agency. 0 T o d a y 2 Ï c A S U blood drive b egins Page 3 Alleged vandal caught, flasher escapes police in separate occurences By Janine Warell Staff w riter A form er ASU student was apprehended Tuesday morning by University Police after causing dam age to three campus buildings, according toSgt. William Taylor. Fram ico Valenzuela, 23, was arrested a t 2:33 a.m . and taken to the Phoenix Indian Medical Center, Taylor said. Valenzuela was treated for a cut which he sustained on his left arm when he broke a glam light fixture a t the G-Wing of the Engineering Center, he said. D e K e m p e r is n o t a w a r e o f a n y p a s t The suspect also broke glass doors on the south side of the Physical Science Building and the north end of the Memorial h a z a rd o u s m a te ria l e m e r g e n c ie s . Union* Taylor said. He said Valenzuela was “bleeding profusely” when and the Engineering Center, although they are not lim ited to University Police apprehended him a t the MU. Valenzuela was released on Ins own recognizance a t the those areas. DeKemper said he is not aw are of any past emergencies in­ medical center, where he was treated and discharged. volving hazardous m aterials, but safety officials have long According to Taylor, a report has not been filed with the been aware that m easures should be taken for the future. county attorney yet, but the suspect will probably be charged “The (information-posting) idea has been around for a long with three counts ofaggravated crim inal damage. tim e,” DeKemper said. In other police activity: However, the first concrete step was taken three weeks •A wmn suspected of three counts of indecent exposure ago, when he began gathering data on laboratory content and eluded University Police Officer Mark Roberts Tuesday a t those responsible for their safe handling. 12:30 p.m. in the basem ent of the Language and lite ra tu re The first phase of the project should be completed by the Building. end of this sem ester, DeKemper said. Roberts skid be responded to a call that die individual was in a classroom exposing himself. He said the suspect “ took off” immediately after bring called out of the classroom. During the chase, die suspect closed an open door in front of Roberts, tem porarily stalling him. The suspect then pro­ ceeded up die stairwell. Roberts said he chased the suspect out of the building, but B u sin e ss Dean lost him fay the parking lot in front of Palo Verde West Residence Hall. D evils w in th ird ch a irs According to Roberts, the individual is a suspect in two other indecent exposure ea«*« dating from November M61. straigh t in W hite H ouse Roberts said the suspect is a white m ale, 30 to 35 years old, approximately 6 feet tall and 220 pounds. He has blond hair, conference basketball but is balding in the fro n t Roberts said the suspect was last seen wearing a maroon Page 11 Page 8 jersey with white stripes, white shorts and tennis shoes. •Cleatus Wayne W heatly, a 20-year-old Phoenix m an who was found guilty on one count of sexual assault and one count of kidnapping a Manzanita dormitory resident S ept 28,1982, was sentenced Friday. He was sentenced by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Phillip M arquardt to 5 V« manditory years at the Arizona State Prison in Florence. Tempo, Arizona By Maria Khan Staff w riter Potential em ergencies involving hazardous m aterials on campus have prom pted ASU safety officials to post em er­ gency information in all applicable areas. “We are going to post the inform ation outside all laboratories and in any room th at has a particular hazard in it,” said Carl DeKemper, safety attendant. The emergency contact inform ation signs include names and telephone num bers of individuals to contact and the specific kind of hazardous m aterials which may be en­ countered in each room and laboratory. Hazardous m aterials housed a t ASU include flammable liquids and gases, radioactive m aterials or m achines, car­ cinogens, lasers, high voltages and laboratory anim als. A list of 14 items appears on the em ergency inform ation form. DeKemper said m ost of the hazardous m aterials can be found in the Physical Sciences Center, Life Sciences Center Snow Devil Ski C lub , ran o ff the road w hile sw erving to avoid an oncom ing car. State Pie« Wednesday, February 23.1983 Pagel ■COUPON* z " Boating w hile intoxicated also illegal “ $ 1 .9 « " PHOENIX (AP) — Drunken boat operators would be sub­ ject to the sam e test for intoxication as motorists under a bill approved Tuesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee. 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The idea behind the center is th at “having the baby is the safest and m ast natural alternative,” Sutton said. “Many women think th at after the abortion, they are never going to think they were even pregnant,” she said. “But there are trem endous psychological and physical repercussions. $17995= Physically, women are not «w are of the risks to w a re ing. They double the chance o f having prem ature births to 1future, and the chances are g reat that they will never »have another baby. iv . Then she has to liv e w ith f ly ^ th at «tte fciiLwi rtv ™ iy 9 she could have had.” - ■ iheadded, “It is much m ore natum lto have the baby than forcibly dilate toe uterus and rip the babyouL” one,” she said. “ There is á lot of emotional stress involved. Pressure som etim es even comes from the parents, believe it or not,” she said. Sutton said the counselors try to work out a “life plan” for the women ra th e r than ju st seeing them through until the . , ... ..... . . . . “W egive them an opportunity to obtain a skill during their W oo saw mo», a b o rt« , c íta te r tll c to n !. » ta t $500, and they alm ost never M l ber about Uiaaa it born, we beta t e n , (tad ch ild -cre Itay can al- agen ford. „ . “ There are fam ilies wbo-have volunteered to take women vte ^C°*fr 18 yyoral. churches and in- into th eir homes (hiring the pregnancy,” she said. “We also iduals who are m tem sted m helping women who are con- have rap sessions with all the women, and through this, they ering abortion or just need a friend. canfindaiw neonetoeym i^itliketolivew ith.” ‘Often the woman is going through a crisis not because she Anyone interested in m ore information or help can call the nts an abortion, but because she 1s being pressured to get center on its 24-hour hotline, 9G&-LOVE. 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But tonight KAET-TV and the Arizona H eart Institute will attem pt to reduce the m ystique of heart operations by providing viewers in about SO public television outlet cities the opportunity to see a Valley doctor surgery live on televi- The operation takes about 90 minutes, but the show runs two hours because it also will show the surgical team grafting — a pro­ cedure in which a section of vein is transplanted from one p art of the body to another — from the patient’s leg to his heart, according to KAET Public Relations D irector Kathy Banfieki. Bob Ellis, general m anager of KAET, said, “We feel there will he people viewing the program who have put off this type of surgery for many reasons, but mainly because they sim ply could not face the thought of surgery.” Because the operating room is a com­ pletely sterilized environment, all KAET’s equipment m ust be sterilized. “Every piece of equipment needed for the production m ust be swabbed down with alcohol,” said KAET Engineering Super­ visor Ernie Flotto. “There’s a line near Ore operating rooms which cannot be crossed unless you’ve scrubbed down, so we m ust deliver the equipment to the line, scrub down the equipment as well as ourselves and then move it across the Hne.” The operating room is equipped with three cam eras: one directly over die operating table to allow viewers to follow along with the doctor as he narrates, one hand-held cam era enabling other members of the surgical team to explain duties and identity apparatus used during the procedure, and one high atop the operating room. iw u> With Your H eart,” a month-long project undertaken by KAET to inform the public about all aspects of heart attacks, culm inates tonight a t 7 p.m ., when, for the first tim e, opendieart surgery will be perform ed on live television. 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William Seidman, dean of the ASU College of Business Administration and co-chairman of a White House con­ ference on productivity, said the conference will help in re­ establishing the United States as a competitive industrial na­ tion. The conference was mandated by Congress to bring together representatives of business, labor, academ ic, government and private organizations to develop recommen­ dations for stimulating productivity in the United States. According to Seidman, who assum ed the cochairm an posi­ tion last week, the conference has a specific concern. “The fundamental issue is what needs to be done to im­ prove U.S. productivity to make us more competitive in world industry and to improve our standard of living,” he said. A series of four pre-conferences, chaired by Seidman, will be presented prior to the main conference scheduled to be held in October in Washington, D.C. 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The legislation enacted to establish the conference pro­ vides that a report of the recommendations generated from the conference be sent to President Reagan (who will be in attendance) within 120 days after the conference closes. The president will send his own recommendations to Con­ gress within 120 days of the time he receives the report. Seidman said “acknowledged authorities” will report the findings of the pre-conferences at the final conference. In addition, there is a possibility that a media campaign, sponsored by the National Association of Broadcasters, will N presented, according to Seidman. P a rt of that campaign may include the televising of the final conference. Seidman said he knows of no previous White House con­ ference on productivity, although others have been held on such topics as inflation, Social Security, science and technology. The chairm an of the conference is William E. 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The strategy did lim it Scott to only six points, but Scott took advantage of the defense to open up shots for his team m ates. “I thought Byron reacted very w ell,” ASU Head Coach Bob Weinhauer said. “He should accept it as a compliment to his ability, and work hard to open up shots for the other people. “We expected somebody to use it somewhere down the line.” .. - i- .. . V; Two of Scott’s points cam e by way of the free throw line. Another two cam e on a slam dunk. Scott was one for five from the field in the first half. The Devils fell behind 7-2 after the first three minutes of the game. But by midway through the first half, ASU was able to puU to a 19-18 deficit. Walt Stone took up some of the sewing slack by scoring 10 points in the first half to lead the team . Paid Williams added eight firsth alf points. ASU took a 33-30 lead into the locker room a t the half. In the second half Chris Beasley and Williams combined for six early points to put the Devils up 41-35. The Cats con­ tinued to battle back, and scored six straight points to pun to within three points, 48-45, with 13 minutes left. The Sun Devils were able to hit their free throws late in the game to prevent a comeback by the Cats. “We were 18 for 20 from the free throw line, until the game was already decided,” Weinhauer said. “We did not want to be Arizona’s number one (win) in the Pac-10.” The Devils have won five of their last six games, including three straight. Guard Chris Beasley and center Jim Deines were inserted into the starting line-up sue games ago. Beasley has averaged 14 points a gam e since he becam e a starter. ASU is currently in fourth place in the Pacific 10 Con­ ference. Weinhauer feels that if the Devils are able to win five of their last six games, they could receive a NCAA Tour­ nament bid. The NCAA will invite 52 team s to the post-season tourna­ ment. 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Senior w restler G ary Bohay stretched U s year record to I t straight wins and an undefeated regular season a l the UK pound weight class. Bohay’s-tw o year Sun Devil record is now 51-2-1. The Devils will Connate next in the Pacific-10 C onference Cham pionships slated for Sunday, Feb. 27, a t Oregon State in Corvallis, Oregon. Both ASU GYMNASTICS squads had phenomenal weekends as die men and women both captured the Southwest Cup a t the University Activity Center. The men scored a school and Activity Center record score of 278.85 and die women scored an NCAA season high as well as a school and Activity Center record m ark of 189.00. The fourth-ranked ASU men (11-6) swept both the horizontal bar and the still rings to clinch the win. Donnie Hinton won the floor exercise with a 9.86 and Jeff Knepper took the vaulting with a 9.75. 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FIRST FLAKE O n ly 254 with the pu rch ase o f a n y D oli Sandw ich a n d D rink at regulär p rie s. — with this coupon — 250 * with thla Coupon — The Rules: ith the f any * j wlth the pureheae o f any -¡w •"“ *■ * *— purchase o «* Deli Sandw ich and Drink ! D eli Sandw ich and Drink | at regulär price. ¡ at regular price. Valid only at f ■ Valid only at Broadway 4 Roosevelt. ,k Broadway 4 Roosevelt. I Expiree 3-6-83. Expires 3-5-83. JA 2 N 2. A n y p izza over $10.00 w ill be co u n te d tw ice. 3. The winning group's name will be published in D om ino’s Pizza Delivers".. Fast... Free. 968-5555 903 S. Rural C a rry -o u t o rd e rs an d d e liv e rie s m ade from yo u r a re a's D o m in o 's P izza sto re w ill be co u n ted if w a era give n yo u r g ro u p 's nam e and address. $ SPORTSNUT | SPORTSNUT i GLASStniy250j GLASSoni»250 □ E 3 oo KN Ö z < ■am ^ $1.00 OFF an y IS " extra th e lo ca l new spaper. 4. T he lo c a tio n and tim e o f the p arty w ill be co n ven ien t to both th e w in n e rs an d D o m in o 's P izza. 5. T he 20 p izza s w ill b * l-ita m p izza s. T h e w in n e r w ill have th e c h o ic e o f item s. T h e pizzas, d p n o t have to b e th e sam e. OW O u r d riv e ra c a rry le ss th an $20.00. Lim ite d d e liv e ry area. • 1 9 6 2 D o m i n o 's P iz z a . In c . W e d n esd a y, Page 14 State Press February 83,1983 M ore about ASU continued from page 13 points and five rebounds. The Sun Devils will host Cal StateFullerton on Feb. 25 and Cal State-Long Beach on Feb. 26 to close out their home schedule. The ASU MEN’S TENNIS team upset San Diego State, 5-4, Sunday as it stretched its record to 6-0. The duo of Jim Settles and Todd Lee pulled out a victory at No. 3 doubles to lead the Sun Devils to the win. The team then lost its first m atch of the year Monday as it dropped an 8-1 decision to Cal-Irvine at Irvine, California. The Devils, with a rem arkable record of 61, will travel to Albuquerque, N.M., this weekend to meet New Mexico and defending Big-8 champion Oklahoma. The ASU WOMEN’S TENNIS team, presently 6-2, defeated New Mexico State, 81, Friday. ASU won five of the six singles matches including the No. 3 position where freshm an Vanessa M iller rem ained undefeated at 7-0 as she defeated Lisa Keller of New Mexico St., 6-2,6-0. The No. 7-ranked ASU WOMEN’S SOFT- BALL team won two games off of Mesa Community College, 6-0 and 14-0, last Tues­ day at Sun Devil Club Stadium. In the first game, Lisa Clinchy had three singles and drove in two runs to give ASU an easy victory. In the second gam e ASU scored nine runs in the first inning to put the game out of reach after its first at bat. The Arizona State MEN’S GOLF team defeated Arizona and Grand Canyon in the » university division of the Arizona Collegiate Friday. Don Leisy and Greg Cesario both finished in the top five to lead the Devils on to vic­ tory. ASU shot a nine over par 585 while Arizona finished second a t 587 and Grand Canyon rounded out the field a t 590. Due to a mistake on Sun Devil veteran Jimmy Canter’s scorecard, C arter was dropped from the field because he had writ­ ten his total for the round in the 18th hole score slot, and was credited with his total 37 strokes on the 18th hide after the error. The WOMEN’S GOLF team finished fifth in the 13-team Arizona Invitational last Wednesday. 9 The Truth About PD Anyone M ay Becom e PD Most com m only men and women from 16-60. A short, sim ple physical can determine PD. PD H as Virtually N o Physical Effects There is no pain involved. M onetarily the effects can be great. Each occurrence nets $10 for up to $100 a month. An additional $2 wilt be given first tim ers with this advertisement. PD O n ly Lasts A bout 1W H ours Your first tim e may take slightly longer. 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Call Saeed, 0648866 weekdays afar 4:30, weekend anytime.____________ ____________ plus practice LS A T sign-up; ¡ft* NEW SH AK LEE Sllm Plan now availa­ ble. C a ll 9068756 for free delivery or nearest distributor. ___________ Autom obiles PEUG EO T 103 m oped great condition, great milage. 3200 ca ll 9688025 keep 1973 AUDI, autom atic transm ission, stam p, lour door In good condition. WOO. C a ll 8386794.________________ trying. 76 Maverick 6 cyclinder, 4 door, autom atic, power steering, vinyl top, new radial tires, excellent condition In and o u t $1500 Arm. 2756012.________ DRIVE O AR S FR EE B icycles W s ars I.C .C . lice n sed and insurad. M ust b s 21 y s a r i or m ors. 991-5533 C la ssic Consignm ents has fabulous used furniture for sale at very low prioas. Osaka, ch a in , sofas, sleepers, lam ps, love seats; pictures, tables, m inora, area ruga, chandeliers, ritten plants, plantsraAnd m uch more. Check us out. 1074 E. Apache near McClIntock- 9664-8041. ______________ Prin t quality copies •Kodak 250 •Xerox 9500 EXTRA SPECIAL co ttas table set. Three places, co ffee table, two and tablee ISO. Must se ll as sat. Arizona 's le e p Shop, 4806 North 27th Avenue. 2460187.__________ ._______ | C om plete bindery services *Wi,hcaUrdeonlyCtÎVi,y S O U th eH l PallTIS No minimum Shopping Center White 20 lb . McClintock & Southern 3 1 3 6 S. McClintock Dr. 8 ' 2X ll SO FA , LO VESEAT, chair, plus otto­ man, covered In heavy Herculon fabric. A ll tar 8276. Arizona Sleep Shop, 4806 North 27th Avenue. 2468167.________ SOLID WOOD trimmed nine drawer dresser, with solid wood mirror 9138, m atching five drawer chest 300, m atching two drawer nitastand 330. U fa tim e guarantee. Arizona Sleep Shop, 4008 North 27th Avenue. 246- (Expires M a r c h 31. 1983) Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30, Sat. 10-4 BRIGHT, AMBITIOUS people needed for distribution of personal com puters. Earn great com m issions. C a ll John, . 945-0246.________________________ BUSBOYS W AN TED LuluBelles Re­ staurant at Scottsdale and Main Is /tow hiring busboys for day and night shifts $3.00hr and tips and m eal. Ex­ perienced only need apply ca ll George 9458489._________________________ CRUI8E SH IP jo b s l 814-828,000. Card bean, Hawaii, W orld. C a ll lo r Q uids, Directory, New sletter. 1(916)8731111 txLA SU _____________________ H ELP W ANTED at Whlrt-a-whlp Ice­ cream store located at 4435 So. Rural Road. Please apply at the store Thursday the 24th and Friday the 26th between 360 and 6:00._____________ 0187. EVERYDAY SPECIALS UP T O 6 ft ions Tem p e Center (UnKr. a MHI) - 967-8091 pm. IMPROVE YOUR grades! catalog- 306 pages- 10,278 to p lcsRush $1 Box 25O07C Los Angelas, 00026. (213)477-8226. ___________ naaaaroh FR EN CH G IRL graduated from La Sordonne tutors French students. Call 9656886 o r see me at O a sis Apartmonte, 817 E . Apache, «91.__________ LEARN TO tty tor le ss, C1S2 only $26, C172 $30. Scottsdale Airport package de als962-2753. ___________ LEARN TO taach social dancing. Earn up to 325/hour. 6-month course. Approved tor Veterans. Dance Instttute, Hayden and Chaparral, Scottsdale, 949-5000._______ ___________ . W ANTED: TUTO R lo r C h ild Develop­ ment. 994-3759. Lost/Found_____ A FOUR pointed, star shaped, gold ring with reddish- maroon stone. Lost at H ayden Library. If found ca ll: 065-3146 or 9857796 after five. O f sentim ental valuel________________________ ■ SEW ING - ZIPPERS, m an's or woman's. Ham s. W sdding gowns. Woman’s clothes. M ost anything. 838-3306. TAX RETURN preparation by ex­ perienced ASU graduate accounting student. Reasonable fees. C all G rig Lana, 041-3401. * ____________ _ T r O V e l DRIVE CA R S free to m ost points of the United Stataa, over 21. Scheall Driveway, 901-5636 _______________ FLY ANYW HERE Republic riles $160. round trip by March 31st. M ust ta ll three tickets BQl 0232.______________ FLY ANYW HERE USA $190 m ost cities $9sn tin t cla ss. LA $40, M exico $266 No restrictions. «656604,6256661. M otorcycles Typing N EEDED IMM EDIATELY! 15 qualified persona Interested In an im portant new diet program and business opportun­ ity- Loose 15 to 30 pounds In first 2 weeks) W ork your own hours. Sand Inquiry to 12142 S. K l, Phoenix, AZ 86044, Telephone 2650321 or 893-3696. Colum bia nutritional diet system s, Independent rep waentetlve._________ HO N DA CM 400A Hondam atlc. Groat tor beginners. 31000. C a ll 834-3840. Has backrest with reck, 1979. Plaza.________________ ' O VERSEAS JO BS- Summer/ year round. E u ro p e, S o u th A m e rica , Australia, A sia. A ll fields. 8500- $1200 m onthly. Sightseeing. Fra* inform ation w rits U C Box 52-AZ-3 Corona Dal Mar, C A 02625.__________________ ' PART-TIME FULL-TIM E S7.67-par hr. ca ll 962-86661130 to 3:00 only, ask tar Janet___________ _______________ £ S TA FF FO R northern M innesota cam p counselors and program specialists. S kills needed: WSI, sailing, wind surfing, canoe tripping, naturaNsL riding and cam p craft. Cam p Lincoln Cam p Lake Hubert. Interviews March 2nd contact parser aatvloaa963-6318SUMMER JO B S . N ational Park C o 's. 21 Parks, 5000 O penings. Com plete Information $5.00. Park Report. M ission Mtn. Co., 661 2nd Aria. W .M., KallspaU,M T 60001. ____________ — •ATTEN TIO N ATTEN TIO N * (Largest Energy Corp. In Am erica) •Looking tar part-time o r fulMtm a experienced lead setters In the busi­ ness. ‘ Literally m inutas sway from ASU . ‘ Groat environment eas y to gat to location. 'H o u rly + com m ission salaries. State o f the art equipm ent. (The Galleria) In Scottsdale, 1327 N. Scottsdale Rd. C a ll Immediately tar personal Interview. (9046994).______ _ P ersonal A T TE N T IO N : S IN G L E S . C o lla g e Students M agazine Is a new way to m eal college students and college graduates from Arizona and other states. F o r free inform ation call toll-froa 1605334-222»._____________ Attention tam ale students. O n Jan. 27, 1963, Thursday night, bstw ssn 6 and 6 30 p.m. a yellow I960 Cadillac convertible stalled on the freeway between Bethany and Glendale. A tam ale ASU student pushed my ear to the em ergency lane and gave me s ride horns to the M etrocentsr apartments. B y the tim e I want to ttx m y car H had bean hit. I need to talk with you, It's vary Im portant Linda Todd 967-2746, M rs. To dd263-1196________________ EDUCATED, WITTY, handsom e, young man is looking tor a beautiful girl to g al serious with. Ja ck 991-7764._________ N EED M O N EY? Record trader conven­ tio n C am slback Sahara Saturday, February 29th has table space 36501 U n precedented c o lle c tib le s , promotlo cals, cut-outs, dollar specials. ALW AYS D EPEN D A B LE- typing, edit­ ing, books, term papers, dissertations. . resum es. Shirley, 8355000; Donna, «051026O f0026004. _____________ A-PLUS Typing- Term Papers, Re­ turnee', securities and finance papers a specialty. Papers com pleted on Seiectrtc. C a ll Judy 8390401.________ A SECR ETAR IAL tarvtoe. Q uality typing, fast, accurate. Resumes. Cover letters. Cassette Transcription. IBM Electron ic. 20 ye ars experience. McKelllps/ Scottsdale Roads. Dana. «416111.________________________ A L L PAPERS typed to your com plete satisfaction. IBM Selectric. Near ASU. Reasonable. M rs. O akley, 9676602. CUSTOM TYPING. Correcting Selec­ tric. Barbara, near Collage Avenue •between Broadway and Southern. 9856961. __________________ FA S T. AC CU R A TE typing, »1-IOfpage. C all Teresa at 982607V o r U nde at «006776 _____________ __ P e a l Estate_____ IBM SELECTR IC. Theses, term papers, legal briefs, market raeesreh. $135 papa. Janet,8346893; Pam , 989 9849. TH R EE C O O P S near cam pus, $6905 $23,000, $1356165 par m onth, 1-2 bedroom. ER A Valley M etro Raetty 9486005 _______ GEO D ESIC DOM E hom e, rural lifestyle, adjacent to wilderness area, moun­ tains, 60 m ile valley view s, horses, great sch o o ls 46 inlnutss from ASU everything first cla ss, 3 o r 4 bedrooms, ape, deck, 3125600 firm . C a ll 9054720 o r962-7434 ask tar Dr. Umleh. P oom m ate warned CO M PLETELY FURN ISHED house Ineluding bedroom furniture, tw o m iles to ASU , $186 per month.697-7035______ FEM ALE ROOM M ATE; duplex, 5 m iles ASU, In Scottsdale, *150 + W utilities. C a ll Cathy, *406215 LETTER QUALITY word-prooaaalng for aH of your typing naada. C all Sandy at 8976487, ■■ ■' ' - N EED TYPING dona at $1.10/ paga? C all Susan at 6336873. PECKSNIPP'S EDITORIAL. Editing S6/hour. Typing * 1/page. A lso writing and research. «656206_______ PRO FESSIO NAL PREPARATION Ol term papers, theses, dissertations, m anuscripts, resumes and application letters. Reasonable rates, tb s W riting Center, a word process ing service bureau. 201 East Southern, »107, Tem pe. 6046BSB ______________ TY PIN G , P R O F E S S IO N A L , term papers, thesis, resum es, business. IBM Oatactrtc 6 North Central Phoenix, 2776182 nsaeonaW a._________ ' FURNISHED H O USE tV i m iles from A8U , $140 par m onth.897-7035______ TYPING, TER M papers, th esis a ll types. North Central Phoenix. Why W orry Secretarial 8stytoe0436682S43G146 NICE TO W N H O USE, m inute from ASU $1*5+ M u tilities. N o deposit quiet area, covered pritMng. 88 1 9S ? fl______ W ORD PROCESSING Forget typing, gat original and assy TOW NHOUSE: FURN ISH ED w ith pool aad outdoor BB Q , »ISO par month. Southern and D obson.007-7095______ S ervie»» OSSI. W anted ENCYCLO PEDIA BRITTA N ICA a recant In good oondW on 985 CLA SSIC A L TRIO wW play lo r apaoial occasions. C an Barbe rs, pianist . 986 3/1 A A A TYPING, editing, resum es, papers, letters. Twenty years experience. Scottsdale- Tam pa. 9457430, Barbara Andersen. ______________________ ________ Valley Ranch S e rv ic e s fo r a p p lic a tio n s . Loraine 8336366_______________ __ A-1 PROFICIENT typist, IBM Selectric, Pam, 9652096__________ ' STRAT-O-M ATIC FO O TB A LL players gat out those o ld team s and lets gat a game going 0656022 Darrel. 967-2301. A children's resident cam p Interview s d u rin g firs t w eek in M a rc h . C o n ta c t C a re e r A-1 PROFICIENT typist IBM Seiectrtc, EXPERIENCED TYPIST w ill type re­ search papers, term papers, etc. A s tow a s .90 par page. C all Debbie at 934-7664.________________________ Twelve hour b u y - s e ll- trade bash Includes fiftie s concerts on video. BA LLO O N RIDE! Ju st SIS tar two people total. C a ll G ary a l 1 S I0 M I anytim e._______ • _________ Prescott, A Z -Sunday7 - - instruction______ 1978 HO N DA Hawk (400 DC) 7,600 m iles, excellent condition, bast offer ca ll 8366774. for Cam p Akela/Shadow m S ervices FEM A LES N EED ED ter tree facial com plete with make-up, Tuesdays and Thursdays 2pm - 5 pm . C a ll M S 6144, M ODEL M AKER wanted: experience desired, portfolio required. Interested? C all Habitat 966 8300 for Interview. SU M M ER S T A F F W AN TED p 1A v a^ lla ta le m — s / H elp W anted W AN TED PLASM A donors, asm $20 par weak, up to $100 par month. University Plasm a Canter96841139. SPRING BREAK. Disneyland special package only $125, Includes airfare, thrae nights H oliday Inn, double occupancy. D etails through Sun Devil Travel 694-2971. _______________ National m arketing com pany has openings tar salsa m inded people Interacted In part tim e em ploym ent. Openings available for the 5 p jn . to 10:30 p jn . and 6:30 p.m . to 1030 p.m. shifts. O ur sa la t p to p ie work In a modem, com fortable business en­ vironm ent co n ta ctin g e stab lish e d custom ers on long distance W ATTs Unas. Earnings average $ 4 3 0 -0 4 » par hour with guarantee, paid weakly. These are permanent positions. U you have a good clear speaking voice, proper groom ing for a business o ffice, enthusiasm and com petitive spirit, our experienced management team w ill train you to salt our nationally recognized products, (while being paid of course). Our.Tam pa o ffice la located approximately five m inutes from cam ­ pus. Please ca ll Dial Am erica tor details. 829-1140,__________________ 0167.___________________ __ SUPERCOPY CENTERS H elp W anted POLO SHIRTS by Ralph Lauren. Stripes and so lids In stock. A ll sizes available. O nly $20. C all 838-3302. CO M E S EE our selectio n !! of IMngroom, dinettes, cottas tables, w all units, trundle bads, bunk beds, bed­ room sets, and m uch m uch more. Every lamp 810. Bast quality tor lowest prices. Guaranteed. Arizona Sleep Shop, 4806 North 27th Avenue. 246- SHWINN 5-SPEED o lds bike. Great condition com es with basket/lock. Asking $130. C a ll Plane 9650900. TWIN/ FU LL bade: twin m sttrasa and boxspring $50, fu lls $00. X-firm twins $79, fu lls $80. Arizona Sleep Shop, 4806 North 27th Avenue. 2468167.________ PART-TIME N IGHT cook 19 o r older, 1 5 20 hours weakly. Apply Ruptured Duck 3310 North Hayden Road In Lucky Burniture M EN S SCHW INN 3-speed, excellent $35. C lock radio, exoellent, $25. Cash. Way, 958-7360.________________ __ SCHEMI DRIVEAWAY SPECIAL THIS week: five drawer chest $38.85, live piece butcher block, dinette set with 8" leaf, 4 hl-back chairs $86. Arizona Sleep Shop, 4805 North 27th Avenue. 2404)187._______________ PLAYBOY M AGAZINES used 48c, Rum $388, Lambruaco $1.99, Imported Basra, cold wines, Bundle's, University and MHI. 907-9079. _______ . RALPH LAUREN m an's Polo T-shirts; two buttons; a ll co lors, sizes; tin t Quality. $30.9868806,894-5537. LOW STUD EN T prices on repairs lo r all makes of bicycles. Discount prices on large selection of new and used bicycles. Tem ps B icycle Shop, Sixth and M ill, 9688596._________________ C a n Available Many Pointe U .S .A . _________ '___________ Burniture The STATE PRESS disclaim s all respon­ sibility for quality and prices of goods and services offered in both classified and display advertising by its adver­ tisers. __________ H A V E UNW ANTED taoM o r body hair re moved perman ently by stsctroly s li. Free consultation. L oc ated In Tamp s CaH Sharon a t Desert E laetretyala Cantar8351896 Student d iscoun t N EED M O N EY? Ragtag tag dollar tor gold jewelry, diam onds, cla ss rings, pocket w atches, and saver opina. Free In hom e estim ates. CaH anytim e, Jo e R ESPON SIBLE G RADU ATE student wtlHng to houoo o r apartment alt oear spring break. March 12th thru March 19th. WUHng to w ater plants, stc_. Ca!l 981-4684. ___________________: Wednesday, February 23,1983 Page 16 D O N T LET OUR LOW PRICES GO TO TOUR HEAD. P933LA S A A corp. £. UNIVERSITY SUITE 112 PHONE 834-1338 FOR APFT. EARN 100.,. A ttONTH. 10... CASH FOR EACH „ D O N A T IO N S BONUSES. 2 NEW DONOR BONUS W IT H T H IS A D . STUDY LESS LEARN MORE C o m p lete co n cen tratio n . It's the key to un­ lo ck in g the m ind. U n der the p erso n al one-to-o n e g u id a n ce o f a m edical d o cto r, yo u ’ll learn how to relax, use total co n cen tra tio n to get m ore out o f y o u r stud ies in less tim e, and have total m em ory reca ll during exam inations. Y o u 'll be m ore m otivated, and yo u 'll learn S E L F -H Y P N O S IS . C a ll now fo r o u r sp e cia l in trod u cto ry offer. ARIZONA INSmillE OF MEDICAL HYPNOSIS LLOYD H. KOELUNG, M.D. — DMECTOR j oqc Your Campus Han Cato Cantor 7 0 9 S. F o r e s t A v e . , T e m p e North of University • Her • 3 Chuck Box • In Oxford Square 9 6 8 -5 9 4 6 ’ ’ " S4 °o " O FF stvle I u t “ 1 s1000 OFF B O D Y W A V E S ' «eg: S4S & PERMS With This Ad (Expires 4- 12- 83. ) ~m m m ■ “““ *■“ m m mm m m*■“ ““ ~ — —« “O P E N E V E N IN G S ’ T U E S . , W E D . & T H U R S . TI LL 9 P M "LET O U R T A L E N T S G O T O Y O U R H E A D ' St. Pauli G irl Im ported Beer, light or dark. 6-pack. $3.99. M ill« ’Light Keg Beer. $27.00 plus refundable deposit. C oots. 12 12-oz. bottles. $3.89. M iller or M iller L ig n t. l z iz-o z. cans. $3.89. 930 East Broadway, Tempe 3601 East Indian School Road, Phoenix I ... a ie SPECIAL SPECIALS T lflS WEEK Nothing in college is inexpensive these days, particularly die weekends. That’s why you should visit Liquor Bam. We've got over 5,000 im-’ ported and domestic wines, champagnes, spirits and beers (40 different keg brands also available). And all at the lowest possible discount prices. That means you can lower your college expenses without cutting back on your college entertainment. And these days that’s a pretty good deal.