University Daily Kansan
Thursday, December 2, 1971
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Kansas Photo by MARILYN K. KING
Jenson, assistant proL. of English Author of book discussing advocacy journalism . . .
Federal Aid Helps Pay For Wescoe
Book on New Journalism
The U.S. Office of Education has made an annual interest grant of $20,087 for the next 21 years to the University of Kai
The federal interest subsidy will save KU students more than a dollar a year on fees for payment of interest and principal on the $1.6 million bond issue in construction of Wescoe Hall (The University) behind on which work began last spring, will cost $7.88 million.
By TED BYBEL
A new book written by Michael L. Johnson, assistant professor of
"Happily, the best bid for the bonds provided an average in interest rate of 4.87 per cent.
"Secondly, the construction package was lower than estimated, making the bond issue smaller, and now the federal interest subsidy will reduce service tc students," he said.
New Chairman For Philosophy This Summer
Total interest charges on the loan will total $1,098,640. Nitcher explained.
"At the time of planning, an interest rate of 6 or 7 per cent appeared probable." Keith was the interior designer for business affairs, said.
A $4.50 per semester building fee he pay by each student fee must be liquidated the bond issue. The originally proposed fee was $7.50
Rex Martin, associate professor of philosophy, will be in Kansas philosophy department next July for a five-year term. Dean George R Waggoner will lead the Art and Sciences said today.
Last summer he received a grant from the National Foundation for the Arts to help him write a book on civil disobedience.
Martin, a KU teacher since 1968, will succeed Prof. Richard T. DeGoogle, who asked for his position six years in the charismant,
Both men, although busy in research and writing, won *best teacher awards* in 1985. He was the first person to win the KU senior class HOPE award and Martin was chosen as the best teacher in the Purdue University School of Education, where he was an instructor.
Martin earned his A. degree from Rice University in 1957 and went on to work at IBM in 1967. He has taught at Columbia, Purdue and Lycoming colleges before coming to KU where he was promoted to associate professor.
DeGeorge, educated at Fordham, Louvain in Belgium, and Yale, who atkup at KU since 1959. He is the author of seven books.
Johnson thinks that new journalism is a new form of literature. In his book he traceries the development of press from its beginnings in the mid '60s, its growth, and its social and cultural significance. He contrasts journalistic writing with non-journalistic cultures including black nationalism, the student revolution, racial violence drug and New Leaf报刊 Johnson also presents a critical study of new journalism as a literary form with detailed examination of such as Truman Capote, Norma
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TOPEKA (AP) — James B. TOPEKA, Kansas’ senior tepublican senator, categorically the slightest interest in becoming U.S. secretary of agriculture.
Johnson's book, "The New Journalism: The Underground Press, the Artists of Non-fiction," and the *Institutional Established Medi*, discusses how advocacy journalism is created unpredictable pressure for change in the political and social establishments of America.
English, explores recent transformations in journalism which the author describes as being "candid, subjective and per-
Johnson said that, many of the new journalists have abandoned traditional journalistic styles and experimented with new ways of communicating. Their language is more involved. Their language is often startling and gut level. Many writers believe that the general truth of an event can be determined without the complete legal processing of all the facts.
Concerning political implications of the budget action, it is evident through the press, Chalmeris said, that there is seemingly no ability for either the governor, on the one hand, to maintain, on the other, to get together on sources of new funds.
Chalmers said there was some hope that the governor and the legislators would try to find some compatible route that would represent the thinking of both the executive and the legislative.
"I think a good number of these students are aware of the kinds of crises that are arising now, not just in higher education, but in all state agencies."
HOWEVER, CHALMERS said the governor nor not legislature, were adamant about rejecting each others' programs as they were
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Mailer, Tom Wolfe, Susan Sontag and Jimmy Breslin.
"IT SEEMS TO me that part of the responsibility is a leadership responsibility—in part, to do those things for the population of Kansas which will prove to be in need of help in the long haul," he said.
As to a possibility of a tax increase to aid Kansas colleges and universities, Chalmers said that the legislature should think that every member of the population, or at least 51 per cent of them, must be up-to-date on every issue and action before as legislators can take action.
Loans are available to any undergraduate, graduate or law school student who currently has such a loan and wants to request an increase. Students should apply at the Office of Student Services in 28 Strong as soon as possible.
Johnson said that his major concern as a professional educator is the enrichment and perimental education and the enrichment of human relation skills.
Chaimers she he thought many citizens elected Senate governorship with the expectation that they would make these long-range decisions on state, state, state, determine what is needed
"I wrote The New Journalism because I am becoming urgently aware of the importance of countercultural life styles and values that are more culturally relevant in today's world, those of established or traditional journalism." Johnson said. "I want to help interpret and owe my journalism as a mode of public education and art." Johnson was born at University in 1965, his M.A. from Stanford University in 1967 and then in English from Rice in 1968.
Additional funds for next semester have been made available to the University of Texas at Austin and the Defense Student Loan program, according to John Weinberg, assistant director of the Office of
Due to the availability of the additional funds, the Dec. 1, 1971 deadline for turning in aplications has been waived.
--and what will be needed in future and operate accordingly.
"What I fear is that we can quickly drop into the second stage. But if something is not done to stem this present tide. For the indefinite future, I will settle for the third stage that stem it." Chalmers said.
CHALMERS SAID that there was no redundancy throughout the budget hearings, despite a wide range of six state institutions. If the various presidents did not pick out different areas of crisis, he said, they at least approached them in a rather different points of view.
This is illustrative, in part, he said, of the fact that the six inexperienced compete with each other. Each has a mission which is
Chalmers, for instance,
focused his discussion Tuesday
up utilities, telephone, gas and
rates as the unavoidable costs.
Chalmers said he felt comfortable to have the Regents back him before Bibb.
"EVERY MEMBER of the Board of Regents, without exception, shares the concern to teach that 65,000 students and 6,000 faculty members, if they do nothing else out to read the material, to read because he spoke for the entire board and for the entire system. It is a very strong, straight board statement." Chalmers said.
"This represents a man who knows state government in Kansas and who is highly respected throughout the state.
"It should come as a surprise to read what the chairman of the Board of Regents has had to say.
He derives nothing from this. He's simply a citizen appointed to the board who is thoroughly convinced."
Presidents, Governor Talk Money
David G. Miller, student body president, said Tuesday, after a luncheon meeting with Gov. Robert Docking, that unless the governor recommends more funds for higher education, the government would not receive any additional funds for fiscal year 1973.
Miller said that he and the five student body presidents from the other Kansas state schools of higher education met with Docking to affect his tenure when he budget recommendation to the Kansas Legislature in January for fiscal year 1973.
Miller said they discussed budgetary matters which are of course central to the presidents, especially the question of faculty salary in the institution.
Miller said that Docking toled item that Kanas institutions of banks had been building financial shape than many similar institutions in other
He said the student body presidents stressed that state institutions in Kansas could not take another "dry year."
Miller said that Docking had very few comments to make on the budget and that he gave no response. His recommendation would be.
Ways to increase taxes were also discussed by the group, according to Miller.
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You are most welcome to do some of your Christmas shopping at the store. You'll need 3 blocks north of the river bridge, old wood and coal, heating and ice cream boxes, cycles bottles, including Avon, hard water new and old bottles of some new and many of other cold drinks, a corn awn and butterterm squash, turpimis and butterterm squash, Herb Almonds 82-1500, Herb Albany 82-1500.
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Give an original print for Christmas
Art sale, and open house; Sunday
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Free, male SIlamese eat. Has had shots: 842-9101 or come by 1720 Kentucky. 12-3
Dreammaking and alterations; Call
Linda at 842-4783 between 4 & 7
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Special. Blue denim snapfront, fair-
leigh jeans. Great fit. $6.00 or two for
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Friday night -SHINE-a 3 member folk group at the Mad Hatter Free admission. 704 New Hampshire. 12-3
Experienced in typing theses, dissertations, term papers, paper types, typed documents and other tasks. Type accurate. Learn typeface. Accurate and prompt typing. Req's Bach or equivalent. Req's Phone 815-9544, Mr. Wright
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GRADUATES—research and write in your own field for money. Williams Publishing. P.O. Box 4222, Rockford, Illinois. 61100. 12-6
HELP WANTED
Addressers Needed. Homeworkers earn to $150 For info. send 25c and stamped addressed envelope to Box 1221, Gainesville, Fla. 32601. 181
OVEREASE JOBS FOR STUDENTS
All Professional positions. $700
All professions and occupations. $700
overtime, sightseeing. Free information.
Book 15671, San Diego, Calif., 92115.
Young, intelligent, energetic female for part time help. Apply in person. Vita Restaurant 1527 W. 60h. 12-3
ASSIST MANAGER $135 WKLY
viewing students on major college
campus. Transportation furnished
by Transportation firm Attached.
10 a.m to 2 p.m AUF 12
10 a.m to 12 p.m AUF 12
Part-time clerical work. Shorthand
70 wpm. Some typing. Wednesday
nights plus own time—510 wk./hr.
Call 811-3802. Ask for Mary. 12-6
Summer swim needed for the three summ months to assume complete swimming, and diving program of local Kansas town to O Box 204, Kansas City, KS.
Wanted: Cocktail waitress; must be attractive, personable, and have good figure; 843-0540 for details. tf
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Occasional openings now available
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WANTED
2 men want one or two roommates for now or next semester. $45 a month in two bedroom house. Call 842-6739 1-18
Wanted: 1 roommate to share 2 br.
2 bath apt. For rest of semester thru
Jan. Rent $60, 842-4768, 12-3
Female roommate for next summer.
Very nice, furnished apartment. 1
block from campus. $37.50 mo. 84-
21.51. Prefer quiet individual. 12-2
Wanted. Roommate to share two bedroom b江ayhawk, Towers Apt. $75/month. Utilities paid. Now or at semester. Call 842-5090. 12-7
Wanted: 2 or 3 female roommates to share 2 bedroom apts with 1 other girl; $60 mo--all utilities paid Close to campus 842-4721 12-7
Wanted to lease for Spring semester:
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house near campus. 842-7444. 12-7
Wanted—2 female roommates to
share 2 bedroom apt. $71 each + 1$
electric, and gas. $1/3 block from Union.
Call 842-9751. 843-0030. 12-7
Help! Need 1 or 2 female rooms to
station in a shauwaire Mission
second semester while student
teaching. Call 864-2206. 12-3
Wanted Female roommate to share Park 25 apartment with three other girls $43.75 a month plus utilities Call 842-9691 1-19
Panted. Quiet female roommate to
hare 2 bedroom apt. Partly fur-
nished. $75 mo. UN 4-4661 1500 W.
H, No. 2.
Wanted: To join car pool to Kansas City, Missouri. Hours 8:00-4:30. Call Jamie at 421-3853. est 351. 12-6
Wanted: Roommate to share new 3-
bedroom duplex for second semester.
Ownd bedroom. $66 a month—share
bills. CALL 842-7606. 12-8
LOST
At Potter's Lake Nov. 15th male golden retriever called Pax. Tel.
Vl 3-6311. 12-3
Nov 15th University Drive area
Black fluffy female cat with white
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Lost around Nov. 18, female cat between 17th and 18th streets on Kentucky Black with tan mix in banded A1401-2019 or be by 12-3
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FOR RENT
WEST HILLS APARTMENTS. Available furnished or unfurnished - 2-bedroom, 1-bath furnished or unfurnished. Central air, dishwasher, wired car alarm. Fully equipped Apartments—The place to live in Lawrence. Call 24 hours a day at 897-305-6000.
Apartment for rent. 2-bedroom, partially furnished, dishwasher, disposal air conditioned. Full carpeted. New kitchen. $149/mo. Call 842-5832. 12-2
Apartment — newly decorated — one bed furnished — wall to wall carpeting — 11; blocks from Union. Phone 853-767. ff
Large unfurnished 2 bedroom apartment for rent. Call 842-4706 6 p.m.
On weekdays. 12-3
Two bedroom West Hill apartment,
furnished, all bills paid. $235.00
includes lush floor; 1/2 baths, pool,
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843-7370 12-6
Just what you've been looking for, a large, reasonable, 2 bcdm, 2 bath apt, with nice location. Must sublease. Call anytime 843-509-90. 12-6
Apartment for rent. Present tenant requires $150 deposit, two bedrooms-Firmified $150, furnished $133, 5 minutes walk to shopping center, one speed girl, B4-864-6988
FIGHT INFLATION AND SUPPORT
Flight 123, from Philadelphia to Newark, now leading for 2nd semimonths 2 bitBM, apt as low as the $125 per hour fee in Newark. Available at SanDiego Apt. 1231 Indiana.
Large two-bedroom, two bath apartment. Furnished, w-w, a-e; heat modern appliances. Water pool 10 minutes from campus. Call 814-766-9458.
Want to sublease? 2 bedroom apt. $699/month, blue shag carpet, all utilities included, blue shag carpet, pool security facilities in holding place
APPARENTMENT HUNTING? One call to Harbour Road Hardware and Hardwood Road Hunt, 842-824-2130, solve all of your apartment hunting and guarding the limited one and two-bedroom apartments that will be available in the neighborhood's most popular locations in Arvay, Arvay and Iowa Streets. Avalon Apartments, 9th and Aston, and Argio Soundproofing, paid water and heat, Soundproofing, soundproofing, distinctive design, and excel-
Harvard Square Apartments, Harvard and Iowa street. Iowa Akron Apartments, 110th and Missouri Apartments, 110th and Dishwashers, wall to wall carpet and dishwashers, local location are some of the many features of these apartments. Act beware of those at the location.
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2530 West 25th Apt. 1
842-7244
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Call immediately for appointment for 1972 JAYHAWKER SENIOR DISTRICT
Ph.843-0330
Nice rooms. Kitchen priv., block to
KU. $50-65. Also furn. 2-3 bdmr.
afters. $130-175. until, paid $425-597
after 4.00.
Available the 21st month and 21st day of birth, nicely arranged at. Privately staged. The bath. $58 a month. Triple room. Bathroom. Boys preferred. 430-730. 12-7
Must sublease 5 room apt immediately.
$250.90 mq, including all utilities.
Call 843-8143 anytime after 5 p.m.
12.7
Spacialus 4. bedroom, house, quiet neighborhood but close to campus
Lease until spring, no pet, 842-7808
or 843-9475. 12-3
For rent: 2 bedroom apt in fourplex; electric kitchen, CA, utility room, carpet. $130.00, 843-383-128-7
For rent-Jan-1an 1 or 2nd宴会, at hotel,
1000 sq ft. One or two bedroom furnished,
w-carpets, balcony, gas heat, walking
distance to KU, 1, 2, or 3 or 4 single
rooms. Gas heat, electric appliances
plus utilities. Compare to managers
at HL, 1529 W 9th or at
1433
1433
12-10
West Hills one bedroom apartment to
sublease for second semester $160 per
month. Call Joe at 842-5726 12-7
25th. Furnished apartments for rent after Dec.
15th. Utilities paid. Both Tenor ST. 1
bedroom apt. -843-6428 3 bedrooms
apt. -842-7348 or 841-3216 1-19
Elegant Living 2, 3, 4床 apartment apartments. Fully equipped appliances with waterheated carpeted central air, central heat, electric furnishings, and agement 542-356. William Realty.
Sublease - 2 bedroom apt. 1301 Ln.
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For rent-one or two bedroom aparta-
air conditioned, carpeted, garbage dis-
persion facility, pool facility,
fancy color TV is available. Call
Apt. 29 and Ridge Court. 19th
24th and Ridge Court.
Spacious, modern, quiet apartment with large closet, bedroom, excellent location. 5 minute walk to campus. Ideal for 3 or 4 person families of $65 per person. Call 12-77-9143
APARTMENTS, ROOMS, HOUSES
Several locations and prices. Call Ma-
ryn Lynch, 1216 Louisiana, 845-1601
or 843-3232. 12-7
2 bedroom apt. for rent. 2 blks. from Union $100 all utilities paid. Call 843-8898. 12-8
For sublease—beautiful one bedroom furnished apartment, air conditioned and carwed. left from camcorder month, lease 1025 Mass. 842-659-6011
SECOND KEMESTER SPECIAL! Two
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blocks in basefam·store from-
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182-1481] 12-8
Sublet -immediate occupancy -1 bed-
room apt. furnished at Sainte-Aire-
Air conditioned $120/mo. plus utilities.
Call 843-7905 12-8
FOR SALE
Excellent low cost hospital insurance with above average benefits. (Include ob. benefits) American Health & Life. Call 842-5220 or 843-139 f.
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others. Fair Trade sales sold at fair trade price. System discounts available.
Kernwood, Realestair, Hill, Kiss
Burea & Pickerling cartridges. Open 18 to 5 on Ead in 12th, to back of 12th
at 10am.
Highest price paid for used cars. G.I.
Joe's Used Cars. 601 Vermont. VI 2-
8608
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For sale: 1967 Camaro -Rally Sport,
Automatic transmission, Michelin
tires, $1250. CSC, 842-2191.
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FAT CITY-1970 Mercury Montego MX Brougham, loaded $2550. CSC, Auto Plaza, 842-2191. **tf**
Finest selection of sports cars in the entire area. CSC, Lawrence Auto Plaza, 842-2191. tf
Cahiere, knil, skilt, wool, and
cotton. Great quality custom tailored suit
to for only $65, sports coat calls to
day for only $80. Custom tailored suit
call today for $125. p. 3-245-8214. p. 12-10
Velour turtle-neck tops. As much fun to wear as to look at. The Attic. 927 Mass. 12-7
For sale. Typewriter, Remington
Commercial. Sacrifice $65.00 Ph. 542-
27231
12-2
For sale. 1970 Kawasaki Budmaster
90 low mileage; excellent condition.
Take best offer! Must call! Call 8542
5044 after 5:00 P.M. 12-2
2. Naismith Hall contracts for sale for Spring semester—must sell! Cheap! Call 842-6847. Room 304. 12-2
Unique Brass WATER PIPE to smoke your favorite tobacco. Excellent Christmas gift. Guaranteed. Send Christmas gift to 312-1722, dena.ca. California 91107.
Stereo 8-track tapes. New and used.
Buy—sell—trade 'em. Traders Pawn Shop. 822 Mass. 12-6
For Sale: 1 Siamese kitten—$10
Makes a perfect pet. Call Chuck.
842-3893 or 842-6786. 12-3
Tony's 66 Service
Be Prepared!
tune-ups
2434 lowe VI 2-1008
Apply in Jayhawker Office B116 Kansas Union
Apply for yourself or nominate someone
HILLTOPPERS
Applicants Judged on Contributions to both the University and its Surroundings
By Dec. 31
Movie camera—Beauilion R16B, Auto 12-120 zoom 2-1000m batteries. 2 chargers 2000 mag mags. Editing equipment. Walt. Rest 827-832-C.K. Equip. 12-3
For sale, 1963 TRA-body good. Re-built engine, new brakes, tree, trolley, wire wheels, overdrive, and rear suspension. Call V1-321-252 after 5 p.m. 12-3
POODLE PUPPIES, toy apricots,
A.K.C. 9 wkrs, old Champion stock.
$100 up. 843-3588 19-23
12 STRING ELECT. GUITAR FOR SALE.
EXCELLENT CONDITION
$50.00 CALL 842-9413 OR 842-3878
Demonstrator 50. watt. Magnavox
component setup and amp. FMR.
radio, speakers and turbantable-
speakers only. 279 at back.
back's. 12-6
Demonstrator  Magnavow compact component system cut to $9.90 at 12:40 Stoneback's 929  Mass Open Thurs. evenings
ANTIGUE RING, BROTHER FRANCIS
INCENSE (INSCE) *p*; PATCHUEL
SOAP, INGREDIENTS (*NGE*); PATCHUEL
SOAP, INGREDIENTS (*NGE*); PATCHUEL
SOAP, INGREDIENTS (*NGE*); PATCHUEL
VETYS, GYPSY RAGS, 17 W. NINFH
Guns - Winchester, Remington, Mossberg and Savage at dealers cost plus shipping. High standard hand guns at 16, 24, 30. Traders 12-6. Bass 822 Mm.
Keystone Mag, wheels—2, one piece
alum; 2, two pieces, all with light
centers. Sold as set with 2 disc brake
adaptors. $850. 842-0191. 12-3
For sale—used 10 speed English Hercules bicycle, $45. Call Tom at 842-3564. 12-2
SAINT BERNARD—AKC quality pupil
and instructor.
by Christmas. Full, tough,
mature and smooth. $150 for good homes.
and Montreal Mont Saint Bernard.
For sale. Black Labrador. 8 months.
$10-$15. Also dog or utility
trailer. 645 Connecticut. 12-6
LEICAFLEX camera & case. $200/or
best offer. Phone 843-7339 evenings
6-8. 12-6
Low cost protection/packet/pure-
self defense spray - harmless yet
durable in 15 minutes - to 50
gallons and lakes. Only 12-64
842-7533
1989 V.W. Surroot, Good condition.
Dependable, 483-9381, 5 p.m.
843-2589 Ask for Michael. 12-7
Collie puppies—registered—6 weeks old—big white collars. 782-2495—Olathe, Kan. 12-2
Hand Crafted Gifts! Just in time for Christmas. Crested grouchy grants, vests, skirts, hats, necties, pillows, towels, dresses, boots, clothes Bean bags Decoupage and embroidered fabric for all. Sat. 4, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. Dec. 5, 1-4 p.m. 913 Murray St.
Buy now! Before it's too late, later!
Neissim Salzman contract available
at a reasonable price. An expert.
on this service! Contact!
843-4944, 843-6162. 12-7
Used studded snow tires—E 78-14’s
2,000 miles $40 pair. Also Craig
4 track car stereo-$20. 333-2750. 12-7
For sale: Two antique for coat. Good
condition. $30, 842-6734. 12-7
Datsun 2000 '69. Excellent condition
—Must sell immediately 843-1163.
For sale: Persian coat. Maxi. Call
864-6175 evenings. 12-7
Men's 3 speed lightweight bicycle Call 842-5892 after 6:00. 12-7
Muslin peasant blouses. The Alley Shop. 843 Mass. 12-10
Cotton knit mix and match prints.
The Alley Shop. 843 Mass. 12-10
59 W.V. Bus—rebuilt engine—easel-
unning condition. Best offer.
See at 828 Indiana or call Steve at
842-8285. 12-8
For sale: 1961 T-Bird—good condition.
Call Kathy at 884-4447 before 5. 12-8
Must sell now! 2 Naismith contracts for sale and going cheap! Call 842-0405 12-8
1967 Ducati 160cc. Needs a little work. But, is basically in good shape. Must sell. Call 843-9551. 12-8
For sale: 56 MGR GT, 45,000 miles,
wires, Pirelli radials, great shape.
Call Bill at 841-228-171. 12-8
Are you looking for cheap transportation?
If you're not proud, buy a $3 Chevy with a visor. Call Pat Tillich.
843-7404 12-8
House for sale 1 bik southwest of
Manhattan. $121 loan payments at $3.
3 bdm's by bath, carpet, electric
fenced yard. Call 644-8500, $8 to
buy.
For sale—good condition. 60 Corvair.
Great winter transportation. $200 or
make offer. Call Bill: 842-7379. 12-8
Special. Blue denim snap-front, fair
jeans legs. Great fit. $6.00 or two for
$11.00 The Sewer at the Attic. 12-16
Mass.
Must sell lease, 2 bedroom
apt. Well furnished, 2 bath.
dishwasher, carpeted a, cpool, laundry,
campus. West Alamit 843-1178
843-1178 12-8
Special. Blue denim snapfront, fair-
leigh jeans. Great fit. $6.00 or two for
$11.00. The Sewer at the Attic. 927
Mass. 12-10
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