USF breaks ties with vending co. By Christy Barbee Contracted services from AMI will .end new contract would jeopardize the bid The University currently receives a Oracle Staff Writer May 15. ding, he said. commision from AMI. Thompson said he Frequent complaints of broken or empty AMI is eligible to be bid for the contract, did not know exactly what the rate of Service complaints and contractual vending machines were the main reason Thompson said. commission was because the percentage problems have spurred a break between for the contract termination, according to No companies have yet shown an in varies with six oer seven products. ·the University and the company supplying Ken Thompson, director of Ad terest in bidding for the new contract and servicing on-campus vending Thompson said. Thompson said he will begin work on a ministrative Services. bidding cycle for the new contract today. machines. "I do not anticipate a significant dif Thompson said he didn't want to be The bidding cycle involvesseveral steps, USF has broken its two-year contract ference in thr product line," Thompson quoted since details might jeopardize the including approval by the with Automatic Merchandising In said, adding the University State Board of bidding process for a new contract. is not looking Regents he said. corporated (AMI) signed last Novermber. "Public comments regarding this vendpr for differences in priceof merchandise - The contract includes a 90-day breaking (AMI) would be unwise," Thompson said. only in service. The University's specifications for the clause that enables either party to renege Preference or lack of preference shown for "Our primary interest is service to the new contract will be available to the public the contract if notice is given 90 days in any company that might be bidding for the students, facultyy and staff," which is and companies interested in. bidding in advance. ecomically justified, Thompson said: three to four weeks, Thompson said. wednesday's February 21, 1973 Vol. 7 No. 118 the ORACLE 8 pages Christian okays shorter degree
By Bill Nottingham Oracle Staff Writer A special committee report on ·... all these proposals can be· accbm time-shortened .degree programs has received appr~val from State plished without the legislature having Education Commissioner· Floyd Christian and.will be made public to pass r within. the next few days. a law. Christian said the committee Floyd Christian report points out "eight or nine programs" that would enable students to complete their college suggested. Also, an effort would State · Senate · Pres. Jerry educations in less than the nor be made to start students ori Thomas, . D-Riviera · Beach, mal four-year period. coµege work at earlier ages, drafted a three-year · degree presumably during high school. proposal. ··. Yesterday in Tallahassee, Christian was not prepared to "The main emphasis of .this release a forinal statement, but report," he said, "is that all these .Puffing o_n said he was "highly pleased wiith proposals can be accomplished . the. committee's results." He without the legislature having to a new face . said the committee's programs pass a· law." Today's Oracle was set and would be "flexible" and "would composed by the Oracle staff allow students to progress at However, the State Board of in the USF typography lab their own rates." Education will have to give ap under the supervision of proval and the Board of Regents W.F. Moyse, instructor. Christian would not give details will probably be called on to Mechanical failure at of the committee proposals, but make some necessary ad Peerless Printers made it Engineering Expo '73 mentioned that a stronger justments. impossible for · them . to per ·reliance on· testing programs, forl1l the composition. Steve Thole demonstrates a peice of acoustical equipment used to such as the College · Level The time~shortened degree measure and control air pollution. This machine along with many . Printing was by Peerless as Examination Program - "CLEP concept was proposed in Florida usual. -Editor · others will be on display at the College of Engineering open house tests" used at USF, was for the first time last year when . this week. VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) - A safety standards for bus seats, A bad day Laotian cease-fire will go into including the possible use of SAIGON TALLAHASSEE (UPI)--- All MIAMI BEACH CUP!) - AFL except five senators will steer news Nondiscrimination CIO President George Meany . clear of any involvement in the TALLAHASSEE (UPl}--State said Tuesday the Democratic Party current investigation of Lt. Gov. Banking Commissioner Fred was in "shambles" and he Tom Ada1ps' extra curricular f lorida briefs gave an official cold shoulder to Dickinson told the Senate its Farm Operations "so as not to Commerce Committee Tuesday chairman who sought to woo Meany and other labor defectors jeopardize ourselves in sitting in he does not believe Florida banks Misplaced emphasis back into the Democratic fold. judgement; in case of im Gag rule passes are turning dowh women ap peachment," Sen. Jim Williams, TALLAHASSEE (UPI}--One of plicants for loans "just because D-Ocala, said Tuesday. TALLAHASSEE (UPl}--The they are women. " No man's land Senate President Msallory Florida's major business lob byists told the Cabinet Tuesday Cabinet finally approved its long But he said he will survey the Horne &aid that the five Senate banks p ARIS (UPI) - A leading Viet that the proposed criteria for debated rule requiring anyone and other lending in members of the Joint Auditing who wants to speak to the board stitutions he regulates to see if . Cong official Tuesday proposed Committee, which is making the designating "developments or' any of them practice sex that high-level talks to decide the regional impact" are too vague, of regents to state his business 15 ·investigation, will take part. days before the meeting date. discrimination against women. political future of South Vietnam with misplace(! emphasis. be held in a neutral zone in South Battle of the bulge "The overail problem with Attorney General Robert L. Shevin objected mildly, fearing Caamano is dead Vietnam or in Paris. TALLAHASSEE Tours will be conducted through laboratories, and LUTHERAN WORSHIP demonstrations of engineering equipment will be shown. ON &AP•PUS Powers said participation is stressed and guests will be ~ .m. Sunir.lays allowed to test the various 8:00 machines and computors. FEBRUARY 18, 1973 DURING Engineering Expo One exhibit '73, Hillsborough and Pinellas Episcopal Student Center ... from the College of Engineering open house to be held· Friday and County businesses and industries Saturday. l\udrey Carlson (left), and Dr. Jerry Sargent examine will present films on engineering f 0R MORE INFORMATION CALL 988·4025 this boiler designed for the Charmin Paper Co. OPENING 'Uneducated' iournalists show TUESDAY ~ FEB.27th talent, skill and 'Free Spirit' TAMPA'S NO. I NITE CLUB starting .Feb. 26. Subscriptions Bill Nottingham USF last week setting up a local distributorship. can be obtained by writing: Free PRESENTS THE Oracle Staff Writer Spirit Press, P. 0 . 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However, we are quite often not stopped, we can with a little dubiously· treated to an unusual and and his men, but probably most of those told that it's not. But there are some other imagination envision the day when the hopefully not to be repeated sight Monday students, staff and faculty that were in chores that could be performed. If nothing procedure is· expanded to include afternoon. convenienced had some place to be and at else they could position them classroooms (they already spend a lot of What the students witnessed was a particular time. Like a class or some selves near bicycle racks or ramps to time in the coffee shops). "Just a few University Police officers causing a other such silliness. Most people do not prevent illegal parking. The library could moments of your time professor, we need lengthy traffic tie-up rather than helping anticipate being waylayed by having to use help in preventing theft and damage to to check on fee cards. They're all sup traffic flow smoother. The reason for this pass in review for one of Prehle's officers. books. The intersection by the VA hospital posed to carry them you know . Oh , could paradoxical situation was that three of backs up traffic regularly and hosts ac you hold my gun and belt? I don't fit in USF's finest decided to take about an hour If a better use cannot be found for these cidents quite frequently. these tiny seats with all my life-support off from their other duties to perform a men, then maybe the USF police force is IF THE force's taste for these checks is systems on." "sporadic traffic check." FOR THE unenlightened, a "sporadic traffic check" involves a policeman placing himself in a strategic· location Oike the middle of the street) to stop cars and check for those frightful crimes all decent citizens have come to dread -- the expired auto inspection sticker, the ex pired driver's license and the vehicle registration. Monday's strategic spot was an in tersection on Maple Drive, that little traveled thoroughfare which passes between the Phys. Ed., Bus. Ad. and Soc. Sci. buildings. It inter::sects with the en trance to all those large, empty parking lots . .· - · - Police Chief Jack Prehle has given his force a free hand in electing when to perform this invaluable service. The good chief has instructed them to make the checks "whenever they decide they want to do it" but they aren'tsupposed to talk to anybody about it. WE ARE pleased that USF's security problems are such that Prehle's men can find time· to participate in what must be considered extracurricular and trivial activity. It is difficult to make a connection between USF security and expired stickers and licenses. Even if Prehle felt this activity was absolutely necessary, and we don't see that it is, why couldn't the meter maids check the stickers? Readers talk hatchets, bigotry and smoke Editor: smoker be subjected -- without any children in Bldck History Week . Knowing both Lisa Smith and Ellie thought- to cigarette smoke in such Strange as it may seem, white parents Sommers it was not surprising to find they amounts that by the time_ he leaves his have yanked their children out of sc:hool had gotten together to do a hatchetjob on classroom his heart is racing, he fells rather than have them learn the truth (letters) nauseated and his clothes and hair reek of about the. contributions blacks have made your entertainment editor-reviewer. Neither wa,s it difficult to visualize them the smell of tobacco, when he doesn't even to:·this country. cackling around their kitchen table, smoke cigarettes? 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Breen, an Two prize winning films by ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR originator of the cha.mber theatre A Celebration of Literature avant garde filmmaker-in from Northwestern University , "to stimulate and enlarge the mind of residence, Charles Lyman will A Celebration of Literature "to will speak on the chamber highlight the day. "The stimulate and enlarge the mind of theatre before Bernard Down's the student" will feature Russian poet Castaway" and "Liela" will be the student" will be held Thur adaptation of F. Scott Fit shown along with French director sday, Friday and Saturday, in zgerald's "The Great Gatsby". Joseph Brodsky, filmmaker Charles Robert Enrico"s film version of cooperation with six university Thursday's activities will "The Incident at Owl Creek departments. conclude with Dale Rose's Lyman, scholar Dr. Robe.rt Breen and a Bridge." The festivities will include production of . "The Marowitz LYMAN, Breen, Lorenzen and studies in literature and its use in Hamlet" in Centre Stage. host of student presentations Thursday, Irving Deer, of USF's English dance, film,stage and poetry, and A roundtable discussion of Department, will participate in a will feature such personalities as· literature and the stage will Friday and Saturday. roundtable discussion on literature and Russian poet Joseph Brodsky, round out that portion of the the film, con filmmaker Charles Lyman, - cluding the festivities celebration Friday morning. The USF student Susan Barley will OTHER activities _ _ onr scholar Dr. Robert Breen and a panel will consist of Breen give an original poetry Fi:iday will feature "L.iterature , All activities, free, with the host of student presentations. Downs and Rose. · '. production entwined with dance and the Dance," with a lecture by exception of "The Marowitz "We felt if we had a celebration Student poetry readings from in "Visions of Death." Flori day State University dance, Hamlet," will be held in LAN 103. here with outstanding individual students will kick off And Russian poet in residence head Nancy Warren Smith, who professionals, it would give us an - "Literature and the Poet," at the University of Michigan, will read from Marion Kleinau's oppoutunity of having an unusual Friday. A lecture discussion on Joseph Brodsky will highlight presentation. Kle.inau was idea that could include six the "Interpretation of Poetry," the day. Brodsky, noted for his unable to attend because of departments in the university," Clio awards will be given by Beverly deeply person?.! and religious problems with her health. Dr. R. J. Schneider, of the Speech Whitaker of the University of poetry, was , exiled from Russia Featured dance presentations Department said. Texas, after the readings. last year. will include Peggy Lax per- . lo be shown Schneider said that the forming "Love;' a dance based on · · The celebration would give people a a passage from St. Paul; USF Advertising chance to "let them see through "Island," a dance performed by Association will present the best the eyes of a dancer, stage *** Debbie Nigro and Rob Besserer , domestic TV commercials' from person, filmmaker and poet." Schedule of events written by Marcia Ward and the past in an award~winning choreographed by Chase film, today at 2 p.m. in LAN 118. The festivitiesin the three-day LITERATURE AND THE STAGE 4 p.m. -- Bernard Downs' Robinson; Susan _ McCarthy's Admission is free. adaptation of F. Scott Fit celebration will open Thursday performance of the "Purpose of. THURSDAY zgerald's "The with "Literature and the Stage," Great Gatsby." the Absurd" and "In Watermelon 8 p.m. -- Dale'Rose's in an attempt to acquaint people 1 :30 p.m. _ Three Student production Sugar," interpreted by Ruth of "The Having a with the stage's utilization of Presentations __ "Occurence at Marowitz Hamlet," Lampl. Centre Stage. .literature. Owl Creek Bridge," "The Book of A roundtable discussion on meeting? Three student presentations-- Hosea" and "The Playboy of FRIDAY literature and the dance will ."The Occurerice at Owl Creek Seville." 9 a.m. - Roundtable enhance the dance festivities to Bridge," "The Book · of Hosea" 3 p.m. -- Lecture on the Discussion on "Literature and give peple a better understanding Send the time, and "The Playboy of Seville"- _ Chamber Theatre by Dr. Robert that Stage." of the dance. Smith , Lax and will open the festivities. Breen. Breenwill mak~ up the panel. place, etc. to The LITERATURE AND TQE POET 10 a.m. .... STUDENT Literature and the Film will Oracle Bulletin Poetry Reading H.our. conclude the celebration. 11 a.m. - Lecture on "The Ted Lorenzen will show his film Board in . Interpretation of Poetry" with "I Ching" Saturday, followed by Beverly Whitaker. a lecture on "Film as Literature" -LAN 472. ·l p.m. -- Original poetry by Breen. production -- Susan Barley's "Visions of Death." 8:30 p.m. -- Guest poet Joseph Brodsky. · LITERATURE AND THE DANCE 2 p.m. - Lecture on the . literature and the dance with Nancy Warren Smith. ·3 p.m. -- Featured Dance presentations - "Love and "Island." 4 p.m. Roundtable Discussion on "Literature and the Dance." 5 p.m. -- Student Dance Presentations - "In Watermelon Sugar" and "The Purpose of the Absurd is to Destroy Ordinary Forms of Communication," LITERATURE AND THE FILM SATURDAY 9 a.m. -- Literary Ex- plorations in Film -- Ted Lorenzen's "I Ching." 10 a.m. "- Lecture on "Film as Literature" with Robert Breen. PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPHS 11 a.m. -- Award Film Program -- Charles Lyman's "Castaway" Charles Wellman, assistant art and "Liela" and Robert Enrico's professor at "Occurence at Owl Creek Florida Technological University and judge of the UC Bridge." photo contest, is exhibiting a one-man photography 1:30 p.m. Roundtable show through Sunday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. in the UC discussion on literature and the Gallery. film. Jerzy Kosmala "?tn GOOD FOOD FRANK concert set & for Thursday · RITA'S Tickets Now on SALE ! Assistant Music Arts Prof. UC DESK Jerzy Kosmala will present a solo RESTAURANT viola concert Thursday at 8 p.m. ITALIAN STEAK SANDWICH $1.25 March 2, 0 PM in the Fine Arts Auditorium. SAUSAGE SUPREME SANDWICH - Kosmala's performance will USF GYM include "Suite in d minor," $1. 10 "Passacaglie," "Suite for Viola SPAGHETTI AND MEAT $150 Alone" arid "Chaconne." BALLS Complete Dinner Admission is free. 2213 E. 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Epsilon 29 Iota 2 56, Lambda l 52 The tournament will be a single Lambda 2 100, Iota 1 61 elimination tournament with 10 Truckers 70, Mean Green 68 weight classes: 118, 126, 134, 142, La Mancha Dos 66, BCM 52 150, 158, 167, 177, 190 and unlin Anything Will Be Good 53, mited. Clyde's Cagers 42 Sigma Nu White 33, Seven-Up 32 Those interested in viewing .the Warhawks 35, Si me Di me 3:, action are invited to the preliminaries Feb. 26 and 27 at 7 Don Ellison, USF's top pitcher p.m. in the wrestling room and the finals Feb. 28 and March lat 7 ... faces tendonitis problem this season p.m. in the gym. * Coach Cheatham happy Bulletin Board runs every Tuesday. Deadline for submitting an nouncements is Monday with turnout for softball noon. Announcements may be brought or mailed to The The USF women's in- be filled '. 'she said. with St. Petersburg Junior Oracle, LAN 469. r------. 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Make reservations These machines have never been used now. and are e quipped to Zig Zag, make buttonholes, sew on buttons, monogram & much more. Only $49.95 at: Uni ted Freight Sales. 4712 N. Armenia. Mon. Hl~ltllll~ thru s.• 9-7. Need two reliable girls to babysit in exchange for room. Phone 985- 1702. Puzzle rings, 4 thru 17 bands s terling i\\111 IN CONCERT silver l4 K gold, $8 up. Fine Quali ty by Jose Grant. Contact Tracy 971 -0249. Help me please till then. 1971 MGB. Air cond., radio, HAND-MADE FLUTES heater, radial tires. One owner, Beautifully designed copper 13,500 miles. Great condition. flutes in the keys of G and D. Now Make offer. Phone 971-1740. available at survival Bookworks- 12303 Nebraska Ave. between VW Bus Deluxe 1970, large luggage Fowler & Fletcher. carrier, perfect condit ion. 974 .. 2447, 996-3232. For Sale - 1972 Ford Van $450. Assume payments $98.25 per mo. '61 VW Van with· '66 engine, $200. Ph. for 26 months. 988-0008 or 626- 258-4453. Must see it to believe it! 4329. Super 67 VW , well cared for . $800 Nikon F 1.4 Lens, 4 mo. old with or best offer. 971-1173 or 971-5578 case. Brand new $350.00 with light meter $375. 00 971-1369 . 1971 Chall enger, fu ll µower AM-FM radio, 8 track stereo. First ow rll'r, low Portable closet-hang yourself or mileage, Call 971-8290, 7 46-0506. your clothes. Call 971-2097 . Ask for Bill. 1970 VW Bug excellent cond. radio good tires, etc. 27 MPG Ail service one location. Will give name .& location. to verify . Bug's health. Call Dan 974-2440 M-F: STEHEO COMPONENT SETS (:3) AM/FM stcrPo componen t $99.00 (2) 200 wa tt compont:ll ts with ;3 way I() speaker system and Gerrard l'rofessiollal March 3 9 PM '72 Yamaha 350c:.:, '"'·elil'llt <'O llditioll . series changer Hcg. $449.00 Olll v s2.50 GYM Unly$550. l..a M11 11:·haDosApt. tt.l:i 1!/I. $289.00. UPi terl Freight Sales, 4.7 12 '\. 2052 Armenia. M.111-Fr i. 9·9; Sat. to 6. SPONSORED BY SEAC ON SALE NOW HJH S:\l.E · 1%9 lriu111pl1 <>SU<:<:. J.," For Sale: Lear kt fl track rortahl1· l'or ca r TICKETS 1ll il1 ·:1gc. 111•<:d s p:iin linµ . S'ilHI. (:all')/ J. . homc or anywlwn•. Al so all AM- 1,.M UC DESK Bh · L~ afll·r ;) p.111. nr wc·1 ·k1·11ds. l'a rtridµ1 '. Ca ll 97 1-'i:\B7 ·make off"'" !..:..!111'"'. ORACLE - FEBRUARY 21, 197:! 'Executive interns' work to earn credit By Andrea Harris Oracle Feature Editor this atmosphere is more ''liberal , and open-minded." There's no Students who quit school to flak over his shoulder-length work used to be called dropouts. hair. Now some are called " executive interns." BOTH OF his parents work here, too; his father in Mike Flood, a Leto Com personnel and his mother in prehensive career High School senior, placement and planning. works 8-5 four days a week in USF's Office for Student Affairs Right now he 's working on a instead of attending class. And project to enable students with a he gets credit for it. problem like changing majors to call educational resources and FLOOD IS one of four Leto get a taped answer. seniors in the countywide High In his junior year, Flood was School Executive Internship Mike Flood chosen the number one junior for Program that selects outstanding the Star Student program. He students to spend their last HE IS class president and takes won a $1,000 scholarship and a semester working instead of time out from interning to attend trip for two to the Carribean, studying. class· meetings and work on the which he'll take "when things get "I guess it's an enlightenment senior banquet and prom. too hectic around here." to the educational system, He works for Joe Howell, vice ON FRIDAYS. Flood and 17 because I'm out of the day-to-day president for Student Affairs, but other Hillsborough high school classroom routine, but I'm still is directly responsible to Dan students in the program meet socially with high school, " Flood Walbolt, Howell's assistant. with Ann Hunter, program said. coordinator, to "share exciting Fashion show Friday He said he chose to work here Flood , ari Eagle Scout with experiences, " she said. which Tickets for an Alpha Kappa Alpha sponsored fashion instead of the county com show are on above average grades, said, " I each student has recorded in a sale in the UC lobby. Gwendolyn Tim (left), sells a ticket to Bruce still carry senior class respon missioner's office or one of daily log. Brewington for the Friday show which features The Uniques. several other agencies because sibilities." Hunter said the program is not Tickets will be $1.50 at the door. I ' a vocational one, but rather one in which students learn how ORACLE decisions are made, how people ·Specialist to talk · work together, how problems are solved and how organizations are run. on zero population muckraker Flood, the only USF intern, Willard Johnson, a national Kurt Spitzer, president of USF's said he had planned to go to specialist in population and Zero Population Growth chapter. Florida State University, but now community development , will Johnson is presently chairman Q: What are the possibilities of a sidewalk from the south side of the he'll attend USF. He said he'll speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in the of the board of the of the National Lan-Lit building to the southern-most part of the student parking lot start this summer as a "typical business Science Auditorium. south of the gym? ZPG Organization, and a board lost freshman" if he doesn't "Have We Reached Zero A. Stewart member of Planned Parenthood head for Washington in a VW. Population Growth" is the topic and Comprehensive Helath of Johnson's speech, according to Planning in San Diego. A: The sidewalk was supposed to be contructed over the summer break said Clyde Hill of Facilities Planning, but apparently there wasn't enough concrete at the time. Tribute today The holdup lately has been the ditch created for pipelines to the new ~~~~mm1~~~ library. Now that this has been completed, he we hope to get it done to Malcolm X ~ ~ ,,. .:/ ~ :At. ~ ,I~ 'L -_ soom, probably between quarters, due to disfiguration that occurs The schedule has been released while classes are in session. "There definitely will be " said Hill. for today's tribute to slain Muslim flllfl ,,, ilf41(l leader Malcolm X. The all-day Q: I'm being flooded with junk mail--what, if anything, can be done activities are sponsored by the For Tires - quality with price about it? Afro-American Society. l 00% free replacement warranty - if our tire becomes defective The scheduled events are: during the life of the tire due to workmanship or materials it will A: The Direct Mail Advertising Association, Inc., which represents 10 a.m.-noon -- films of the be replaced free of charge - passenger cars only. about 1,600 mail advertisers, initiated earlier this year a "Mail black struggle and a biographical Visit our new outlet at 7500 E. FOWLER where we have a Preferenne Serv ce". sketch of Malcolm X in UC 203. After the association receives an application from a person wanting 1-2 p.m. -- Prof. Festus complete service facility including alignment at $8. 95 for most his name removed from mailing lists, it puts the name on a com Ohamelan will speak on Malcolm American cars and $11. 95 for most pickups - if you have ride . puterized master list for distribution to its members. They in turn stop X and the the Organization of problems come in and get an expert opinion at no '>bligation - all sending material to that person. Afro-American Unity in UC 203. work satisfaction guaranteed or your Money ;;:lieerfully The service will not stop delivery of smut mail, however. To do this, 2-3 p.m. -- Gospel Choir, poetry refunded. We mount on mag wheels and if we break we rep:'.lce readings and dance per yoummust fill out Form 2201 at the post office. - we mount tractor tires and fill with water - (hydroflate). Boat formances will be on the UC Mall. In addition, the service has an "add on" application for placing trailer tires in stock. We mount & stock truck tires. names on mailing lists of advertisers in specific category. 3-5 p.m. -- Otha Favors will speak on Malcolm X as an in II it rolls - try DUDDY'S FOR TIRES To receive an application write Barbara Rosen, Direct Mail Ad spiration to the black movement vertising Association, 230 Park Ave., New York City, 10017. in UC 203. Saratoga Full - 4 Ply Nylon Tyrino - narrow white with new 1973 white for compact cars F78x14 -$18.59 + 2.39 520x 10-600x 12-520x 13 G78xl4 - 19.20 + 2.56 560x13-645x14-615xl 3 Campus police spotchecks H78xl4 - 20.00 + 2.75 560x 15-650x 13-560x 14 G78x15 - 19.59 + 2.63 600x15- all sizes - $14.95 H78x15'- 20.65 + 2.81 +Federal taK of l.71 to 1.91 per tire. This it a premium tire built in Italy for the sports car L78x15 - 22.25 + 3.16 lead to citations, warnings enthu1iaat. Campus police issued four number 1 imprinted across Concorde Radial - built to Concorde - raised white letters them have their cars inspected. wide - wide - wider citations and six warnings at the are violations. "You only have to pay a $1 put on American cars for B60x13 - 27.55 F60x 15 • 33.36 Monday spotcheck of autos along He said he uroes students who delinquent fine besides the $3 a safe smooth ride Maple Dr., police said yesterday. own cars with expired stickers to inspection fee,'' he said. BR78x13-29.15 GR78x15-35.11 F60xl 4 -33.05 G60x15 - 35.07 ER78x14 - 30.06 HR78x15 - 37.31 G60xl 4 - 34.09 J60xl 5 - 39.79 In the early afternoon traffice FR78x14 - 32.18 LR78x15 - 39.29 l60xl4 - 40.96 L60xl5. 41 .27 check between +Federal Ta x 2.16 - 3.92 between Socail GR78x14 - 36.09+ Fede.ol Tox 2.01. 3.49 WE MOUNT ON MAGS FREE Science and the P.E. building, SEAC & Aereopagus present: NARROW WHITE • PREMIUM three citations were given to We ave 12· 13-14- and 15-inch radials for compact cors priced from 21.50- autos . with expired inspection 26.55 with Fed lox 1.41 -l .87(narrow white premium). stickers and and one ticket given for a driver with no license, Dr. Allan Y. Cohen police reported. 1 Five warnings were issued to _~ !N~RG~l~AL:1a TEMPLE TERRACE • 7500 E. FOWLER • 988-4144 ;;; drivers with no licenses, and one speaking on I l for an. expired inspection sticker. Free Mounting - Spin BOloncing : Alignment c:::LEOG 9:30 lo 6:30 Mon. thru Fndoy - ·--- West Tampa - 1705 WP.st Chestnut 9:30 to 3:00 Sot. YBOR CITY - 1501 2nd Ave. Police are instructed to make "D rugs and the Counter Only Fre e Mounting - Spin Balancing sporadic traffic checks whenever • \ 253-0786 248-5016 they can. University Police Chief 8:,.30 lo 5:30 Mon. thru Fri . Jack Prehle said no specific Myste1y of Consciousness" times are set for the spotchecks. 8 pm Feb. 27 LAN l 03 He warned that cars with red inspection stickers (from 1971 and 1972's blue stickers with a bold Former Associate of Timothy Leary