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Page 10 THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1980 Bill’s and Jay’s Auto Tune-Up “The Inflation Fighters” Quality Service Personal Attention TUNE-UPS-$9.75 • OIL CHANGE-$4.00 TUNE-UP AND OIL CHANGE-$12.75 ^ Plus parts & oil Appointments only 12 hrs./day-6 days/week 3611 South College Ave. (Next to the Ice House) 846-9086 Bill LaBarge Jay Bittle National St. Helens swelling, scientists uncertain United Press International VANCOUVER, Wash. — The north rim of the inner crater of volca nic Mount St. Helens is swelling at the rate of almost an inch per day. JIHEAIC C Whei Quality in a haircu mMmmmr shear class i™******^^^ SHEAR CLASS SH SHEAR CLASS SHEA SHEAR CLASS SHEAR C SHEAR CLASS SHEAR CLAS SHEAR CLASS SHEAR CLASS SHEAR CLASS SHEAR CLASS SHE 846-4771 but scientists refuse to predict another eruption is imminent. “They wouldn’t be surprised if there’s an eruption,” Federal Emergency Management Agency spokeswoman Joyce Routson said Monday. “But they aren’t predicting one either.” Similar deformations have pre ceded some eruptions, but also have occurred with no volcanic activity, Routson said. Other U.S. Geological Survey tests showed the amount of carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide gas vent ing from the volcano dropped the past weekend — a condition that preceded the last two eruptions of July 22 and Aug 7. Observers reported the volcano was generally quiet, venting a small steam cloud. No seismic activity was detected. Scientists said the lava dome re mained stationary in the inner crater with glowing rocks still visible through cracks in the top of the dome. Philadelphia schools close: teachers’ strikes continue 4 United Press International Philadelphia officials closed schools Tuesday and held marathon talks with the striking teachers’ un ion in an effort to end the largest of the walkouts affecting some 650,000 students nationwide. About 35,000 teachers and other school employees in nine states were on strike. Most were seeking higher wages, smaller classes and job security. In the newest strike, teachers in San Jose, Calif., walked off their jobs Monday and the district’s 33,000 pupils began the 1980-81 school year under the supervision of substitute teachers. No talks were scheduled Tuesday. In Philadelphia, however, con tract negotiations that had broken down Thursday night resumed Mon day at a hotel in Trevose, Pa. A news blackout was imposed by state mediator Edward Feehan. The key stumbling block to a settlement has been the planned layoff of 2,000 teachers. Schools Superintendent Michael Marcase canceled all classes for 220,000 students Tuesday except day care and Head Start programs. In Rochester, N.Y., a hearing on whether the city’s 2,300 teachers are in violation of the state’s Taylor Law — forbidding them to strike — was scheduled to resume Tuesday. Fifty-eight Rochester schools were ordered closed for a fifth day Tuesday as the first teachers strike in the city’s history entered its eighth day. The state’s chief public mediator, Erwin Kelly, arrived in Rochester Sunday in an effort to get the stalled contract talks moving, but he left Monday saying, "I am not much en couraged.” The main issue was wages. In New York City, schools opened Interested in starting your own Fraternity? Dionne Warwick says: “Get your blood into circulation.” HEAR YE HEAR YE The MSC Box Office presents. . . 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ADDED INGREDIENTS ON SUPREME 30 .40 .50 (Example: Medium Supreme plus Canadian Bacon S7.30) Cheese 2.65 3.85 5.10 Double Cheese 3.30 4.95 6.35 Onion 3.15 4.90 6.30 Cireen Pepper ....3.15 4.90 6.30 Black Olive 3.15 4.90 6.30 Green Olive 3.15 4.90 6.30 Jalapeno Pepper 3.15 4.90 6.30 Pepperoni 3.50 5.50 6.90 Sausage 3.50 5.50 6.90 Hamburger 3.50 5.50 6.90 Mushroom 3.50 5.50 6.90 Hotlink 3.50 5.50 6.90 Italian Sausage 3.50 5.50 6.90 Anchovy 3.50 5.50 6.90 Smoked Oyster 3.50 5.50 6.90 Canadian Bacon 3.50 5.50 6.90 Bacon Bits 3.50 5.50 6.90 Half Cheese, Half Sausage 3.10 4.70 6.00 ADDED INGREDIENTS On Whole Pizza 50 .70 .95 On Only 1/2 Pizza 25 .35 .50 Create your combinations . . . to satisfy your taste or just to suite your fancy. Just arid the prit e of an added ingredient for each item to the highest priced ingredient of your creation. Allow 20 minutes for preparation of your order. PIZZACHOS Regular 1.40 Fresh Tortilla Chips, Blended Cheeses and Jalapenos Canadian Bacon 1.75 Tortilla Chips, Blended Cheeses and Jalapenos plus Canadian Bacon Sausage or Beef • . • • 1.65 Tortilla Chips, Blended Cheeses, Jalapenos and your choice of Sausage or Beef Supreme 2.10 Fresh Tortilla Chips, Blended Cheeses, Jalapenos plus Canadian Bacon, Sausage and Bacon Bits PIZZA PLANET SMORGASBOARD Imagine ... all the Pizza, Spaghetti, Soup and Salad plus all salad extras for only $2.70 per person. It’s here Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ready when you arrive at the Pizza Planet. (Self service from 11:00 a.m. til 2:00 p.m., so you’ll have to order at the register.) >7 % W ---"2 f # 0fL. Jha, ^ i ' “ A Pizza Planet V- ~:Er iSl the Pieceful Pizzaful Place There are a lot of places to eat pizza, but how many places are there to eat good pizza? Frankly we feel that there aren't many. We also feel that we are one of the few good ones. Besides having good food we also accept checks for the amount of purchase (with proper ID), Mastercharge &■ Visa Cards, we offer table service (except during our noon buffet), and we are competitively priced. If we haven't convinced you by now, then stop in for our Luncheon Smorgasbord. Monday through Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. you can get all the Pizza, Spaghetti, Soup and Salad you can eat for just $2.70! What's more, it's ready when you get here. Give us a chance. We feel once you've been here you will want to come back! “Between College and Cavitt on Villa Maria” a 303 Villa Maria 779-3813 Pizza Planet SANDWICHES Canadian Bacon 1.85 Pastrami 1.85 Turkey 1.85 Hot Link 1.85 Your choice of Swiss or American Cheese with Mayonnaise or Mustard. All sand wiches include chips, pickle slices & lettuce. PASTA Spaghetti with Meatballs 2.30 Child’s Plate 1.20 Spaghetti with Meatsauce 2.00 Child's Plate 1.10 Spaghetti with Meatsauce & Mushrooms 2.30 Child’s Plate . ...' 1.20 Lasagne . / 2.90 Child’s Plate 1.65 .411 Pasta dishes sewed with Garlic Toast SALAD & SOUP Soup 8c Salad without meal (per person) 2.25 All the Soup Iz Salad you tan eat & fixins’ Soup &: Salad Bar with meal (per person) 1.25 All lhe Soup Is Salad you can eat with your meal Dinner Salad 75 Just Salad <lr Dressing, Croutons or Crackers (we'll bring it to you) Salad Supreme 2.25 Our Pizza Planet original with Canadian Bacon. Cheese, f.ettucr. Carrots. Black Olirrs and Bacon Bits. 55 Soup Garlic Toast 45 All salads served with croutons and your choice of Pizza Planet Dressings ... Garlic (our special). Bleu Cheese, Thousand Island, French Jr Creamy Italian. SOFT DRINKS (F.xplatialion: Small - 9 oz. Large - 16 oz ) Soft Drinks 25 &: .35 Pitcher 1.60 Coffee .... Tea (16 oz.) 30 All Tea & Coffee Refills are Free .25 SPIRITS Wine 80 Carafe 2.30 Beer 00 Pitcher 2.75 Wine Cooler 1.00 ALL ORDERS MAY BE PREPARED FOR CARRY OUT We Cater To The Total Dining Experi ence. Therefore, We Will Not Serve Beer By Itself. as planned for nearly 1 mill dents after matrons who ri with 170,000 students ap new contract late Sunday, ers had threatened to honorti rons’ strike. One Roman Catholic i Brooklyn was struck by meo!| the Lay Faculty Associati school’s 1,400 students wenl home when 46 of the school's! teachers did not show up foil Schools were open Moof Newark, N.J., where teacln fied a new contract Sunday,^ the strike in the 61,' school district that beg| Wednesday. Classes also resumed for4,ij dents in North Providence, i| ter 35 janitors voted to endaq strike that was honored byt But strikes continued in t Rhode Island communitiet 17,400 public school studenl]] Outside Philadelphia, i tions were bogged downiiilt| Pennsylvania school district some 3,500 teachers walker at schools with a total enroll 51,000. In Carlinville, Ill., teact turned to their classes MoraL - a two-week strike, hut teaefc] on strike in eight other lllinoi! districts, affecting HO.OOOsti In Michigan, 4,270 teachr < tinned strikes in 22 districtl 85,100 students. In Ohio, strikes hy almosll school employees in four Ola inunities affected some I dents. In Puerto Rico, teachersn to school Monday afterawer strike in eight school district total enrollment of6,000pu]4 teachers union agreed tor strike when school officialspr> to reinstate 10 teachers wk fired last week when theyi transfers. 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