February 17,1984 s ta te p re ss Arizona State University * Vol. 66 No. 77 © C o p y rig h t, S t a t e P r e s s , 1984 ASU’s late as Olympic training center hinges on athletes’ financing ByJim M cCleary Stuff w riter Athletes from nearly 10 countries are expected to rent ASU facilities for pre-Olympic training, the only snag being a lack of funds to bring the trainees here, according to the assistant athletic director. „ . . .■ Herm an F razier has been negotiating with the Interna­ tional Sports Consultants of Philadelphia and said the team s will be confirmed once the financial problem s are solved. “ It is still ‘all points go. ’ It now depends on the amount they get from com m ercial” donations which will determ ine how many countries will actually train a t ASU, said Frazier^ who won a gold m edal during the 1976 M ontreal Summer Olym­ pics in the 1600-m eter relay. _ He said the countries represented by the ISC m the negotia­ tions with ASU officials include: Nigeria, Canada, Tnnidad Day of Judgment C h ie f Justice William H olohan, above, m akes a point at the A ri­ z o n a S u p rem e C o u rt p ro c e e d ­ in gs held Thu rsd ay at A S U 's C o l­ lege of Law. O th er Judges present w ere J u stic e S tanley Feldm an, Ju stice F rank G o rd o n Jr., Justice J a c k Hays, and Ju stice Jam es C am eron. T h e aud ience of more than 400 in clu ded A S U students faculty and local attorneys. Possible participants may include teams from Canada, Australia, Nigeria, Kenya and Tobago, Jam aica, New Zealand, A ustralia and several African countries including Kenya. The team s are expected to begin training at ASU during the month of June. ■ . . A representative of the ISC was expected to contact F razier’s office Thursday or Friday, but the ASU negotiator had no update as of late Thursday afternoon. The team s would rent ASU facilities such as University swimming pools, weight rooms and track and field areas, ASU officials have said. — ... , Hhe official also has said that the,athletes could possibly be housed in ASU residence halls. Cliff Osborne, director of the Office of Residence Life, could not be reached for comment Thursday. R e g e n ts e x p e c te d to a p p ro v e fu n d s for law ce n te r By Wayne Baker Staff w riter The Arizona Board of Regents is expected to approve a request by ASU to spend Engineering Excellence funds to establish an addition to the College of Law, according to Robert Huff, regents’ executive director. At its February m eeting in Tucson this weekend, the board will consider approving a request to use the "funds to establish a Center for the Study of Law, Science and Technology. t'-. * « Huff said the request “will probably go through;” He said additional inform ation has been provided to the regents since they first heard the request a t the January board meeting. “The regents have raised the question ‘Is this really high-tech?’ ” Huff said. “The answer they are getting back from the out­ side community is ‘Yes.’ ” If the request is approved, the funds would pay for faculty and staff needed for the first year of the proposed center’s operation. If those funds are not appropriated, the University will either reallocate existing resources or delay the establishm ent of the center, according to a report issued to the board from its central staff. Huff said ASU had included a provision for the c a ite r as p art of its budget request for the 1984-85 Engineering Excellence pro­ gram previously approved by the regents. At the b o n d ’s January meeting, several reg en ts expressed doubts w hether p u b lish in g an addition to the College of Law is an appropriate use of engineering funds. If established, the cento* will encourage lpgai and interdisciplinary research into technologically-related issues and add new courses relating to law and technology. The regents staff report estim ated $244,000 is needed for the first year of opera­ tions, including a provision for expanding the Law Library by 750 to 1,000 new monographs and 20 to 30 new journals. The University also has initiated a fund­ raising campaign to generate private sup­ port for the center. The regents also will consider: •Approving an agreem ent between ASU and Intercollegiate Enterprises, Inc., a Califor­ nia corporation, to allow ICE to act as the University’s agent to license the use of the Sun Devil logo on m erchandise m arketed in the United States, its territories and posses­ sions and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The three-year contract would allow the University to collect on an annual basis 60 percent of the first $50,000 collected, about 66 percent of the next $50,000 and 70 percent of all revenue in excess of $100,000. •A report on Executive Budget Office tand jo in t Legislative Budget Committee recom­ mendations for univarsity appropriations The EBO and JLBC recommendations are premised on tuition and fee levels of $950 for resident students and $3,700 for out-of-state students a t ASU and U of A. The regents have said they will determ ine the 1984-85 tui­ tion and fees a t their March meeting. The $143.4 million ASU budget recom­ mended by the JLBC for the 1984-85 school year is a 4.6 percent increase over the cur­ rent year. However, the recommendation is 10.8 percent less than the University re­ quested. in sid e today: The W o r d . . . in words and pictures ASU exercise program fit to be tried Devils hope to skin Cats; avenge 71-49 basketball loss Page 6 Page 10 Page 13 rrr-««IM O ffe r F ro m / w orld rm O lt n n f9 ] v s , j i p ; — UdbMrtÿ «nt i mota r tlW in »«SHINVTJ* «M ie «Baç> i » * E íra e i< [!■ » » ! ï * t e r « # » ,a ( _____ : f*HMBear « n a í « UM VW 3 H M 9M w ÿ o t Kl « rw » « yot jMiWUÉMU TfauiUU; j» * 0 U « u * iU 6 * e laU i* jthiTTT hnhinf' U o H t w w _* U r n e U • * U t UdUtu« M**U? *"*?“ * ' jU L r -Mmne mm U>0 .'U l M c a>U t t a t ru m * » * k r * ÍjmmJ*MUb 6M Ä « E M lllM in * ' NlUtî* to b o o st c r o p ptanrtm gs in 1964 T a rfia tü r uHr •* ■'— —«*-*■-«■«»nfr r s . et&aate-Maa- h« 1MJHM «em aw rau* m u t a i r * » w c .^ ^ «M *UW to « * ' U f c * U te n -M w e n « ttU e 1MÛU > tuet j w a r f c JÉK- * "te Isurtff w y ' ftigr chueawfiiw- «aSHENCTUft .*P>—T te » !* « !» to n * « * « 'U tfa w * a f a n t « w t a u n p a r w i t « ? tm? will i*j*nst £*-*$>f*Ua jjiu MchulMf » jpfartwot BMttt toro, tt* n S 'i t u m m l « j * n a i e n s a if T n ir « » : M .__ o m l «»— » M m ! 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B arry Goldwater, an Arizona Republican who was his party’s presidential nominee in 1964, will fill the endowed chair established in his name a t ASU, the Univer­ sity has announced. Goldwater, who has said he will not seek re-election in 1966, will assum e (be Barry Goldwater Chair of American Institutions «luring the spring sem ester of 1987, ASU President J . Russell Nelson said Thursday. “He has been a central figure in numerous historical events, and his insights will be valued by our students, our faculty and our community,’’Nelson said. Goldwater lost the 1964 presidential con­ test to Democratic incumbent Lyndon B. Johnson. Most recently, Goldwater has served on the Senate Foreign Affairs Com­ m ittee. Also selected to fill the chair for one sem ester each are C ard H. Weiss, a Har­ vard University researcher and lecturer, and Arrell M. Gibson, professor and chief of current history a t the Stovall Museum of Science and History a t the University of Oklahoma, Nelson said. Frp«»h Goldwater professor conducts sem inars and lectures during residency. The Goldwater chair was established in 1977. The most recent occupant was the late Herman Kahn, a nationally recognized futurist. The University on Thursday also announc­ ed that Carl McGowen, senior Judge with the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, has been selected for the Charles M erriam visitin g Professorship a t the ASU College of Law this sem ester. M V I I H O U I F ' 5-7 FR ID AYS Staff w riter A fter only a year in operation, a studentrun guidance program in the Office of Stu­ dent Life is servicing m ore than 100 students daily, said Sylvia Welsh, a graduate intern and coordinator for the program . Research, Education, Advice, Counsel and Help provide the idea as well as the name, of the program — REACH. Basically an information center, REACH provides students with information about tutorial ser­ vices, financial program s and academ ic re­ quirem ents. _ ____If the student workers who com prise the program do not have certain information, they are able to refer students to other agen- D R IN K S P itcher ICE TEA ADM ISSION O N LY 1.00 ALL N IG H T Introductory Offer !/i Price $8.50 Wet Cut $4.25 $40 Perms $20 7 3 0 S . MILL Corner Mill A University Ave. CALIf T cOOLERS 4-pk. D R A FTS TEMPE TEA_PARTV cies litical science) gave the im pression th at he would have the ay ‘‘Saints” banned from ASU because it contains ideas inmsistent with his own. He suggested, som ewhat hysterical, that anyone not «haring his unquestioning confidence in ir leaders’ policies should “go to R ussia.” Although I do not particularly share the viewpoints exressed in “Saints,” I m ust defend the right to say them. I gree with M orris on one point: we live in the greatest couny in the world. Our basic constitutional right to free speech od expression without censorship is the biggest difference etween our great country and the Soviet Union. To deny one m erican this right would threaten the freedom of all m ericans. I it is a disgrace to the political science department iat Mr. Morris claim s the status of “junior” without nderstanding this. Steven S. Tollefsnid STATE P R ESS TRACY FLETCHER EdHor c DON SUITES Managing Editor CHy Editor CHRIS COPPOLA Sporta Editor JAY TAYLOR A*M. City Editor MICHAEL HUMPHREYS ___ Aaat. Sport» Editor TOM BLODGETT Opinion Editor MATTHEW SCULLY Entertainment Editor MARY PAT BRADY Nows EdHor LEN MUNSIL A eat Entertainm ent Editor MARIA KHAN Photo Editor BOB MILES Copy Chlet INGRID TUULING The State Praea la publlehad Tueaday through Friday during the abadamic year except holiday« and exam periods, a t M atthters C a n ty , Room 15, Arizona State University, Tempo, AZ 85287. Newsroom : 985-2292. Advertising & Production; 9857572 The State Press Is the only newspaper exclusively published for and drculatad on the ASU cam pus. The news and views published In this nawspspet are not necessarily those ot the ASU administration, faculty, staff or student body. State Press p o l i c e r e An ASU student who was caught to Hayden Library Wednesday using a m irror to look up a library employee’s dress will not face crim inal charges, according to University Police. Police said the n u tte r will be forwarded to the Office of Student Life. Dean Leon Shell said as of Thursday afternoon he had not received a report on the incident, but that the m atter would probably have to be studied to determ ine whether it involved a violation of the University Code of Conduct. Shell added that a variety of actions could be taken if the incident was judged to be a violation, but declined to speculate on any possible consequences the 29-year-old graduate student might face. The Mesa m an was arrested by Universi­ ty Police shortly after 3 p.m. for investiga­ tion into charges of disorderly conduct after the staff m ember noticed a m irror sticking out of a bookshelf and aim ed a t her dress. With the help of other library employees, she was able to detain the m an until police arrived The student adm itted to police he had used a mechanic’s inspection m irror, a sm all m irror with a handle, to gaze up the woman's dress. The man was fingerprinted and processed by ASU Police, a system which provides only for reprim and, not prosecution. In other activity, ASU Police reported the following incidents in the 24-hour period ending at2 a.m . Thursday: p o r t ; •An ASU student told police Wednesday his bicycle was taken from the bicycle racks near the Physical Science A-wing. He said the dark blue Benoti 10-speed was locked and valued at $550. •Two M anzanita residents apparently had a difference of opinion early Thursday. A fem ale student told police d ie was assaulted by a m ale student, who contended she had taken some property from his room into her room without permission. When police ar­ rived, both parties declined to press charges. - „ •An ASU student reported her car cover stolen from her 1909 F iat Wednesday after­ noon. She said the car was parked in Lot 59 and valued the light green canvas cover at $106. •A woman was involved in a one-car acci­ dent early Thursday near the intersection of F irst Street and Packard Drive. There were no injuries, but 100 feet of fence along the north side of F irst Street was damaged, ac­ cording to police reports. •While an ASU student was in the MU Mon­ day his wallet was removed from his backpack, he told police Wednesday. He valued the w allet and its contents a t $30. •Between Monday and Wednesday, so­ meone attem pted to break into an ASU stu­ dent’s car through a window on the driver’s side while it was parked in Lot 53, she told police Wednesday. She also said her gas cap was replaced with another, non-fitting cap. —M.K. Reinhart em m THE GREAT INVOCATION From the point of Light within the Mind of God Let light stream forth into the minds of men. Let Light descend on E arth. From the point of Love within the Heart of God Let love stream forth into the hearts of men. May Christ return to E arth. From the centre where the Will of God is known Let- purpose guide the little wills of men — The purpose which the M asters know and serve. From the centre which w e calf the race of men Let the Plan of Love and Light work out And may it seal the door where evil dwells. Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth. The ASU Aquatic Complex will in­ stitute newlhours for recreational swim­ ming beginning Tuesday, Feb. 21. AD three poolk will be open daily from noon to 2 p.m . In addition, the competition pool and recreation pool will be open from 5r30 p.m . to7:30 p.m. for a 50-cent charge with ASU student I.D. 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Maranatha Church member*, many of them ASU students, react differently to the words of the Gospel during a recent gathering. Q t f is t ia * a __ If approved, the contract between ASU and Interna­ tional Collegiate Enterprises, Inc., a California cor­ poration which already represents «0 m ajor colleges »«ni universities across die United States, is expected to b rim in approxim ately (25,000 annually, according to Gary Prosper, director of support services a t ASU. Aimé MacKay, store m anager of The U Shop Ltd., which already handles the t-shirt concessions for all ASU and W ranglers’ gam es, said licensing approval would involve only some “paperwork and a little in­ crease in prices.” . Revenue generated from licensing fees will go into the local funds budget, the use of which is controUedby the Vice Presidents’ Council, according to Bob Beeman, executive coordinator in toe Wee President of Business Affairs Office. The term s of the contract will become effective within 30 days of the approval but will not affect mer­ chandise produced by outside companies prior to the — effective date, said Prosper. Marketing C lub m eets at 3:30 p.m . today in C ollege o f B usiness Adm inistration B uilding Room 401. Jim C hristensen o f Arizona Resum e Experts w ill speak to the club about Job hunting, resum e preparations and In­ terviewing techniaues. A ll Saints C atholic Newman Canter is having a plan­ ning sessio n for the spring sem ester at 5:30 p.m. today at the Newman Center, com er o f C o lleg e and Universi­ ty. All C atholic students are Invited. Fem inists United for A ction m eets at 6:30 tonight In the MU Apadhe Room to d isc u ss National W omen s Aw areness W eek. “ Com e and join us.” Christian C oalition will hear a speech from noted linguist, author and past president of W ycliff B ible Translators, George Cowan, on “The Challenge o f a W aiting W orld,” at 7:30 tonight and 9 a m . and 10 a m . Saturday In the M U Pim a Room. F irst Congregational Church, 101 E. Sixth St., will have Sunday school and adult forum at 9:30 a m ., coffee and fellow ship at 10:30 a m . and morning worship at 11 a m . Sunday. ' W om en’s Services Re-Entry Program will d iscu ss com m unity resources from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21, In the MU Santa Cruz Room. M UAB Fin e A rts Com m ittee will sponsor an evening stroll through several of A SU ’s exhibition galleries from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21. Refreshm ents will be served in the MU Gallery during the Art W alk. 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The last tim e the two team s met, the Cats (5-15,2-8) drubb­ his emergence has helped the team become m ore balanced. “Bobby is improving and getting m ore comfortable in his ed ASU 71-49 in Tucson, and few people a t ASU have forgot­ ten. So one would think that the Sun Devils (9-12, 4-7) would role all the tim e,” Weinhauer said. “ He gets the ball to Deines and Beasley a t the right bm es. co n e out with fire in their eyes, right? “At the sam e time, Bobby’s own shooting is coming around Not according to Weinhauer. and he is playing with more confidence.” “We don’t want to get too high for this gam e,’’ he said. “If The bench has been a fact«: for ASU also. When they have we get so emotionally high we’ll be tight, and we won’t play played well, the Devils have been competitive. When they well again. We don’t want to sta rt pressing.” haven’t played well, the results have been dismal. Weinhauer said the Devils are a much better team than An example of this was the Washington game last week. theyshowed when they were in Tucson. He said they are out The bench contributed only seven points and 11 rebounds, to prove that to both themselves and to the fans. . _ . ... The fact is the Devils are improving. They have rebounded and the Devils fell, 70-61. “When we didn’t get the help from the bench against them, from a five-game losing streak and a dismal shooting slump it turned what was a close gam e into a game that wasn’t close to win two of their last three games, including their first road in the end,” Weinhauer said. win of the year. Much of that improvement is due to the increased produc- ■ With seven games left in the s e a s o n , Weinhauer has two goals for his club: finish above .500 and finish in the first divi­ bon from the front line. Freshm an forw ard Steve Beck has come into his own since sion of the Pac-10. In that sense, Weinhauer said the U of A game is no more the U of A contest, averaging 16.3 points per game since iippnrtnnt than any other conference game. But there is add­ then, with a high gam e of 24 against Stanford. Jim Deines has been in double figures in four of the last six ed incentive in other ways. “The fact that it’s U of A m akes it m ore than just a con­ games and has been playing with more confidence than he ference gam e,” he said. has all year. * “There’s not a school in the country that doesn t want to “We’re much better inside than we were in Jan u ary ,” dominate their in-state rival, and we’re in th at category, too. Weinhauer said. “The inside guys’ play has given us better If anything, we were em barrassed a t Tucson. A win would Michael Tait and his U of A toammatea will Invaifa the Activity scoring balance and we’re hitting the boards well.” in/Utfrf they are. Deines has quietly moved into sixth place rectify that. 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The band wasn’t into the second chorus of the Russian national anthem before die grumbling started. _ Only the C arruthers’ them selves and ABC figure-skating commentator Dick Button (who makes Michael Jackson look like Dick Butkus) could m uster enough tact to explain that the judges’ decisions were accurate. When you look a t past perform ances of American team« (all m iracles aside) we are doing about average. Scott Hamilton Won the gold in figure skating, and Rosalynn Sumners has a good shot a t the women’s fi­ de. And the achievements of Bill Johnson and Debbie Armstrong rate among Am erica’s all-tim e best in skiing. Now it’s true there aren’t any E ric Heidens and Jim Craigs this tim e, but there weren’t any before 1900 Jerry Brown Staff writer With the conclusion of the closing ceremonies in Sarajevo, the games of the XIV Olympiad will come to an end. Not a century too soon. Everybody seems to be fed up with the whole thing. The viewers are complaining because the Games seem boring. The net­ work is complaining because the fans are complaining and because no one is wat­ ching. I’m complaining because everyone else is complaining. But why is everybody so upset? Not a dif­ ficult question to figure out. Everybody seems to be fed up with the whole thing. The viewers are complaining because the Games seem boring. H ie net­ work is complaining because the fans are complaining and because no one is watch­ ing. I ’m complaining because everyone else is complaining. Ah, COUNTRY!! That’s where the prob­ lem s start. You see in professional sports, all the team s are American (even the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders, I guess.) So whether you’re cheering for the Tampa Bay Buc•caneers or the New York Mets, at least it’s our guys! But Americans cannot bring themselves to cheer for the other countries. Now I don’t just mean the Soviet Union, it invites its own trouble. 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February 17, Lady netters cruise to victory By Tom Blodgett Assistant sports editor The ASU women’s tennis team continued its strong roll from the previous day by downing the University of New Mexico 8-1 yesterday a t the Whiteman Center. The Sun Devils swept through the first five singles m atches to clinch the victory before dropping their only m atch of the afternoon. , Vanessa Miller, the Devils’ No. 2 player, led the victory by thoroughly dominating her opponent, Kuuki McCalla, 6-2, W>. Miller opened the first set by reeling off five straight games. She lapsed tem porarily before finishing McCalla off. . The Sun Devils’ No. 1 player, Shen N om s, also made short work of her opponent, Leanne Palm isano, 6-2,6-1. The two women split the first four games of the first set before Norris took control. Therese Arildsen made it a clean sweep of the the Lobos’ top three players with her 6-3, 6-1 win over Mari Forbes. ASU’s top doubles team s had to struggle more for their points, but nevertheless cam e away with the matches. M iller and strong-serving C arol C o p a r a n i s , c o m p e t i n g in the No. 1 slot, had some anxious moments but pulled out a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Palm isano and Kelly F a c kel Norris and K risti McCormick had an easier time, downing Nancy R ath and M ari Forbes, 6-3,6-2. ASU coach D r. Anne P ittm an has said that it is strength throughout the lineup which wins m atches for team s, and that depth certainly helped her out. "M atches are won in the No. 3 doubles and the Nos. 4, 5, 6 singles,” P ittm an said. “If you can win there, anything your strong players do after that is icing on the cake.” ASU dropped only one of the four m a tch e s deemed critical by Pittm an. Jane Paulson, ASU’s No. 5 singles player, locked herself in a struggle with R ath in the first set before falling 6-4. But R ath took control quickly in the second and polished off Paulson 6-1. Paulson’s day was not a total loss, as she team ed with Beth Smigel for a doubles’ vic­ tory over McCalla and Lisa Buss. Rmigrf and Elise Richman were both easy victors in their singles’m atches. Rmigal Shut out Fackel in the first set of * their m atch and then capped her victory with a 6-4 score in the second. Richman had few troubles in her 6-2, 6-3 win over Buss. -----A S U 8 ,N m * M » *Ic o 1 _ Sheri Non)». ASU. def. Leanne Peimtseno, 9-2, 9-1 Vanessa Miller, ASU, del. Kuuki McCalla, 9-2, 90 . Therese Arildsen, ASU, del. Marl Forbes, 6-3, 6-1. Beth Smigel. ASU, del. Kelly Fackel, 9 0 , 9 4 . Nancy Rath, New Mexico, def. Jane Paulson, 9 4 ,9 1 . Ellse Richman, ASU, del. Lisa Buss, 6*2,6-3. Doubles — Miller-Carol Coparanis, ASU, def. PalmisanoFackel, 6-4, 6-4. Norris-Kristi McCormick, ASU, def. RathForbes 6-3,6*2. Paulson-Smlgel, ASU, def. 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Must be neat, nice, personable._______ AIRLINES HIRING) Stewardesses, Reservationtsts! $14-$39,000. WorldwIda) Call for Directory, Guide, Newslet­ ter. 1J916)944-4440X Arizona Stale Air. K o m p tly b y n u i fr o m P .O Box •oofc Service, 176. Lo s A E o s . C A 94022 NAVY NUCLEAR ENGINEERING Any better offers? $24,000 to $54,000 after six years. If you are 19 to 26 years of age majoring in math, chemistry, physics or engineering and would like to jearn more about this opportunity CALL CO LLECT ASU STUDENTS needed to contact Alumni acro ss the country. No ex­ perience necessary. Must be outgoing, enthusiastic and like to talk to people. Call Cliff a t 965-3022 between 6:00 and 9 4 » p.m. Sunday thru Thursday.______ EXPERIENCED MICRO Computer sales person needed Immediately. Paid on commission. Send resume to Compu­ ter, 3602 W: Thomas #7, Phoenix, AZ 85019. _______ ______ ____ GRAND CANYON summer job oppor­ tunities. Complete, confidential de­ ta ils $2-00. Write: Canyon, Box - 30444T, Tucson, Arizona 85751. HOUSE CLEANER wanted. Honest, dependable, experienced, references, transportation. Pay $5 per hour. Call Bonnie. 967-6572. HELP 29. Now taking applications for delegates (ages IB 30) World Youth Visit Exchange A s s o c ia tio n . H o m a e ta y s . A p­ proximately $1500. For details cell 9664)755. __________________ CAMP STAFF, male and female, 6 weeks In Praeoott. Summer salary $560 to $720, plus room and board. Camp Fire, 283-7725._____________________ . C lothing LADIES PANTIES: AH sizes, colors, and styles. Only $1.00 each. Call, 989-1270. Travel JAPAN TOUR: July 8 - INTEREST IN w omens clothing es­ sential. Work part-time with recycled and new clothing in retell shop. Monday through Saturday. Training to buy. Apply Buffalo Exchange, 3 E. 5th St., Tempe, Saturday, February 18 at 9.00 a.m. __________________ CRUISER, rust color with w heels and pedals. Good $110 or otter. Call Lori, ________________________ eTRUCH S€R TS eFR 6€ RID€ T O RSU Roommate CAMP STAFF wanted for Minnesota Camp LlnootW Camp Lake Hubert. Counselors $ Activity Specialists. Skills In sailing, riding, cam pcratt Instructor, NRA Rltlery, archery, trip­ ping, song leading. Interviews February 24th. Contact Career Services, ASB, room 202,96X 316._________________ B icycles •l€ flT H € R » V 6 1 0 U R eM O T O R C V C ie S€R TS H elp Wanted FURNISHED TWO bedroom. Share with two others, $124.50 includes utilities. Non-smoker. Slncity. Call, Victor, 968-7828.___________ ___ __________ 76 AUDI, little jewel) Must see, 74,000 miles, new tires, brakes and battery. $1900.947-9029.____________________ ATTENTION FASHION con scio u s girls! $1 belts, $1 earrings. Where? Dollar's, 414 S. Mill *207 above Spaghetti Company. 829-1127.________ »SH €€PSK IN «C O T T O N H elp Wanted 1977 AMC HORNET, at, ps, pb, ac*four new tires, vary good shape, $1300. Call «38-1940. _____________ SCHWINN gold alloy condition. 8290743. The STATE PRESS disclaim s all respon­ sibility lor quality and prices of goods and services offered in both classified and display advertising by its adver­ tisers. MCDONALD'S NOW hiring part-time days. Flexible hours. Apply a t stores, Baseline & Rural and Ahwatukee See manager lor application.___________ 9f Found Friday F R E E Lost and Found “ FOUND FOUND CAR cover. Please call to identity. Describe: place, time. 9916722. ______ Services The foresight people. NEED EXTRA income? Earn $8.00$10.00 per hour setting appointm ents by phone. Totally flexible hours and close to campus. Will train. Call, 967-8090._________________________ 83 NIGHTHAWK, HONDA'S best. Windshield, saddle bags, luggage carrier, beck rest, cover, helmet. Beautiful bike, m ust sell. $2200. 966-2386. WANTED: GREEK person to rep. tor party favor designer. Excellent pay. Work own hours. Training available call Greo collect (213)747-9316._______ ___ WANT TO bartend part-time. Devil House Is h irin g - no experience necessary. Will train. Female and male applications being accepted. Thursday and Friday 2 —6-______ " ----------- M otorcycles SKI VAIL I Beaver Creek, call toll free 1-800-222-4840 or consult your travel agent for discount rates on lodging, lifts and r e n t a l s . _________________ TLF - READ this! Circle It In red ink! Editor turns 23. Possible story idea? CONGRATULATIONS START EARNING EXTRA MONEY INSTANTLY Alpha Chi Omega 2/17 SENOR NURSE STUDENTS ADVENTURE... CHALLENGE ...PROFESSIONALISM! An exciting job with opportuni­ ties for world-wide travel, career development. profeK ional growth, excellent benefits. BSN graduates or senior students are eligible. If you're going to be someone, sp e c ia l. . . Be a Navy For more information, call collect (602) 256-7832 between 9 a.m.5 p.m. Mon.-Wed. 2/29 WANTED: PART-TIME EVENINGS N a tio n a l M ariteting C o m ^ n y “ l^ - ^ i^ b le p e o p le In te re s te d 'n P art-tim e e ^ l o y ^ t . O p jn m g s a |(| „ o n T h e evening a n d w w k e n d shifts. c o n ta c tln g m odem , c o m fo rta b le bus! W ATS lines. E a rn in g s, e s ta b lis h e d c u s to m e r s o n ' ° n 9 d,st^ l e $ 4 -$ 6 p e r h o u r, p a id w h ic h in c lu d e sa la ry and b o ^ s , a im ra g e * e ,a y o ff». w eek ly . T h e s e ¿ ro p e r g ro o m ing fo r a I* y o u h a v e a g o o d , c le a r sp e a k in g ^ m m n e litiv e s p irit, o u r ATTENTION CONSERVATIVES! Inter­ e ste d in Increasing political Involve­ ment, Influence? Write tor tree Activist Kit, Issue, Job Bank and Training Information. The National Center for P u b lic P o lic y R e s e a r c h , 214 M a s s a c h u s e t t s ___A v e n u e N E, W ashington, DC 20002._____ _________ Personal CASH INCOME Free Information HAMENSC0-2 P.O. Box 2670 Laguna Hills, CA 92653 ADOPTIONS ARRANGED. No medical or legal expense to mother. Call attorney. Roolnaon, 946-5344.________ PRIVATE ADOPTION may be the solution to your unplanned pregnancy. Childless professional couple from California wants to adopt an infant and will pay all related expenses. Call collect 213/831-9540.________________ To The New Initiates Of: Present the Hamensco Athletic Shoe Catalog to friends or neigh­ bors and make $10 to $20 per hour. We supply Top Quality Athletic Shoe AT BELOW WHOLESALE. ROOMMATE WANTED immediately. Two Bedroom completely furnished, non-smoker, $215 monthly plus Vi utilities. Loretta. 947-1065.___________ WESTERN SAVINGS 1980 HONDA EXPRESS, 100 MPG, good shape, $200, OBO. Lael, 244-1129 after 5:30 p.m._______ — «----- - PART-TIME WHOLESALE a pparel sales representative within Arizona. Can develop to full time. Dependable car a must. 9664212, leave m essage. You are doing Great! We love you. The A ctiv es 2/17 P e ts GERMAN SHEPARD puppies. AKC champion sired, black & tan, exceotlonal temoerment. 897-2586.______ R e a l E s ta te ____ _ AFFORDABLE TOWNHOUSE for sale. Low down, no qualifying needed for loan. 274-5675. CaM George. AFFORDABLE HOUSES, townhouse*, foreclosure*. For Information call Mr*. Topper, 948-2825. John Hall and Associate*. 948-0550. ________. ASTONISHINGLY BEAUTIFUL two bedroom with garage, live minutes ASU, lush private yard, great terms. Immediate possession, $59,900. Radmall Romney ERA. 994-3939 or Janell, 994-1312.________— FOR SALE, 4-plex, bike to ASU from all two bedroom units with carpet arid AC. Motivated sellers have the right price with flexible terms. Call Michael A. Scott, D.B., S&T Investments lncorporated. 820-9797. — TEMPE TOWNHOUSE. Two story, three bedroom, 115 baths, breakfast ban community pool, tennis. $64,900, OWC with $3,995 down. Martha. 631-7032.----- R o o m m a te wanted CALL BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY FEMALE NON-SMOKER to share three bedroom; two bath house. Two blocks from ASU. Laundry facilities. $135 and 14 electric. 9680205. ------- . 829-1140 CARS AVAILABLE - 21 or older. All S tatea Drive-away, 992-5200.__________ $1.25 PER page. Accurate, fast. Pick-up and delivery on cam pus. Judl. 9694)856. $1.50 PER page, 10% cash discount. Rush service, call Cindy (formerly B usiness Ottlce Service) 829-8450. A-1 PROFICIENT typist, IBM Selectrlc. _________ _ Pam. 969-2096. AAAAH. FORMER secretary desires all types of typing. Location Southern and Rural. Fran, 8388027._____________ : ACCURATE, FAST, experienced typist. IBM Selectrlc $1.25 per page. Dis­ sertations. theses, legal briets, APA format, our specialty. Call Sharon 833-5687 or Teresa 9624)079.__________ ACCURATE TYPING, University and Dobson area. 964-3784.______________ ALL PAPERS typed to your complete satisfaction. IBM Selectrlc. Near ASU. Reasonable. Mrs. Oakley, 9674)802. ALL TYPING done test and accurate. 1.00 a page. Word processing availa­ ble. Close to ASU. Call Carln or Bobbl 9689166. ____________ ■■ ALWAYS AVAILABLE lor typing at $1.25 per page. Call Susan at 8334)373. COLOR CONNECTION otter* you your b e st colors for less. Maks the most of your iooks and dress lor success. Find your season. Kathy, 839-5640. A TOP-NOTCH secretarial service. Quality typing or word processing. IBM equipment. 20 years experience. McKellips/ Scottsdale Roads. Dana 941-5111. ________________ :— COMPLETE WORD processing, re­ asonable rates and document storage available. Cell The Rainbow, 964-9242. AT YOUR service. University and Mill area. Quality typing to your Specs. Keyboarding Lab, 9687111. ______ GOOD STUDENTS save 25% on auto Insurance. Qualified non-smokers save 18%. Cell Steve, 8314)121. Farmers ASU Representative. ________ _ EXPERIENCED, ACCURATE, cheerful typist near Southern and Rural. $1.50 a page. 831-7337. _______ ________ RESIDENCY SERVICE helps cut red tape. No lee until In state status granted. References. Ask lor Lee, 8634)273.____________ — TIRED OF being ripped oil on auto repair? Guaranteed, expert work done by professionals. ASU area. Dennis, 8200094.__________________________ WEIGHT PROBLEM? Don't wait! Physician approved plan, lose pounds quickly and safely. For Information and free sam ple call Claire Tait, R.N. 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. 8974)599. _________ T ra v e l AFFORDABLE FLORIDA $316 roundtrip. C a r - $40 "weekly" tree mileage! Can't beat that! Fantastic deals everywhere. J im - Holiday Travel. 9484)990.__________ _______________ (619) 293-6746 Please call DIALAM ERICA for details. NEED SOMEONE to split round trip plane ticket to Florida. I need Florida to Phoenix. Jim, 966-1746. ___________ ROOMMATE WANTED, large two bedroom apartment. Have own room within.walking distance of ASU. Only $190 Includes utilities. 839-3499.______ Courtesy of: MONEY MOTIVATED? Earn $500 to $800 a week In only 25 hours. Sell tools nationwide to contractors. $150 a week guaranteed during 2 week training period. Two shifts 5:00 to 104» a m ; 2:00 to 7 4» pjtt. Call Bo, 9494)542. OVERSEAS JOBS. Summer, year round. Europe, S o u th A m erica, Australia, Asia, All fields. $900 - $2000 month. Sightaeeing. Free information, write IJC, PO box 52-AZ3 Corona Del Mar, CA 9262S. ________ LARGE ROOM In large furnished house m Scottsdale, pool, responsible adult share with two males and one female. Scott, Rax, 947-7376.____ ___________ FAST, ACCURATE typing. $1.25/page. Call Teresa at 9624)079 or Linda at 9685775, elite typing available._______ LEGAL secretary types term papers, m anuscripts, letters, resumes, takes dictation. Minor editing. Margie, 994-3759._______________ ;_________ fo rm er JUST YOUR Type academic typing. Will edit spelling, punctuation. Fast return. Accuracy guaranteed. Joan, 8380772NEED A typist? Call Helen. 632-7700. NEED RESUME? Typeset quality at a fraction the cost. Professional, last, accurate. Call, 9674XI00.______ _______ NORTHEAST MESA, Professional word processing. Letter quality printer. C assette transcription. Experienced editor. Reasonable rates. 981-3531. NORTHWEST PHOENIX, quality typing. Theses, dissertations, research projects. 938-3397._____ _____ CHINA- HONGKONG - Japan; 22 days. Dr. Roger Axford, 839-3255, July 15 - August 8,1984, $2995.__________ PROFESSIONAL QUALITY word pro­ cessing, Will edit and correct spelling. Carolyn Douglas, 838-0959. ________ FREE AIRPORT parking with ticket and vacation package purchase at the lowest rates. Please call Sundance Travel a t 968-5900 or 275-2400.________ PROFESSIONAL WORD processing, typing; mailings, theses, papers, let­ ters, reports, etc. Rush jobs okay. 945-0058 evenings. ________________ PROFESSIONAL TYPING, close to ASU. Call Brenda, 9 6 4 - 0 2 7 3 . ______ SUN DEVIL TR A V EL (Corner of Lemon & Terrace) 8942971 •Deregulated one-way prices •No advanced purchase B o s t o n ........ C h ic a g o .......... C levelan d — D e n v e r............ K a n sa s C ity .. New O rle a n s .. New Y o rk — O rlando . . . . . . St. Lou is — .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $181 $135 $174 $65 $100 $115 $151 $158 $136 Subject to availability & price change without notice. low est Air Fare TYPING BY Paper Impressions resumes, reports.letters etc. Electronic memory typewriter, c assette trans­ cription. Reliable, fast accurate. Pick­ up / delivery on campus. Call Darlene 8 3 1 - 2 0 8 0 . __________ __________ _ TYPING DONE quickly and accurately on an Elite Printer with chemical symbols and foreign accents. Contact Laurie at 965-8546.______ _______ ____ WORD PROCESSING, typing. Can type anything. G uaranteed word perfect. Located in Tempe. 839-3412._________ , WORD PROCESSING. Dissertations, theses, research papers, resum es and cover letters. Roaemary, 966-8368. X-CELLENT QUALITY on correcting typewriter; editing, dissertatio n s,' theses, etc. Begin $1.35. Northwest M esa Leah, 962-1059.______ '• ___ W anted CIS230 TUTOR needed. Please Call 965-9634, ask tor Buddy, anytime. PAYING CASH lor gold, silver and diamonds, class rings. Mill Avenue Jeweler», 414 S. Mill Avenue._________ WANTED: LAW student for help with legal research. Will pay $5 hour. Call Patti a t 9686096 altar 5.-00.________ __ State Press Friday. February 17,1984 GIRLS J UST WANNA HAVE FUN!! AND THEY DO ALL WEEKEND LONG AT DONNY O’BRIEfS WE HAVE THE BEST FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR IN TOWN FEATURING 2 FOR 1 WELL & WINE, AND 7.TO DRAFTS FROM 4 TO 7 ALSO FEATURING THE FINEST HORS D’OEUVRES AROUND Honey G lazed Baked Ham Hom em ade Potato Salad Devil Eggs S p ic y C h icken W ings 'Fresh Relish Tray 'C risp Cheese N achos DONNY O’BRIENS 222 S . Mill * 9 6 8 -0 5 27 Never A Cover • Latest Rock Videos • Just A Walk Away