the michigan Volume 65 Number 73 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1972 ew chie Ions fe Nixon will name unionist hakeups The lije By State CAROL MORELLO News Staff Writer newly-appointed East Lansing chief, Stephen D. Naert, said for labor secretary post ednesday that while he has no WASHINGTON (AP) - President as a lifelong Democrat who worked The last union leader to serve as began his working life as an apprentice -ediaU? plans for changes in staff or Nixon said he will continue to prosecute Wednesday he will hard for Nixon's re-election. secretary of labor was Martin Durkin painter but quickly became active in nominate "hardhat" union leader The President first met Brennan who held the post in the early months union politics. He served on the Navy -juana convictions under both the Peter J. Brennan to be secretary of after the labor leader led a 1970 mass of the Eisenhower administration. in the Pacific during World War II. ordinance and state statute. labor- the first unionist in 20 years to march of construction workers and Ziegler said: Naert, who has been acting police be picked for the post. "The President feels that Peter longshoremen through downtown Brennan is a vice president of the :f since September when Charles In relaying the surprise Manhattan to demonstrate support Brennan is a man who exemplifies the New York State A FL—CIO and of the , resigned after 33 years of service, announcement to newsmen, press for Nixon's Vietnam policies. best character and strength of Police Athletic League of New York. s formally appointed chief of police secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the Ziegler said the Brennan America's working men and women. ednesday by City Manager John present labor department chief, James nomination, subject to confirmation, He is spirited, self-made and though he Nixon invited top black appointees triarche. D. Hodgson, had told Nixon he wants by the Senate, has the blessing of has worked at many different levels in of his administration to a Naert, who did not learn of his to return to private life. However, AFL—CIO president George Meany late-afternoon White House meeting. organized labor, he had retained a pointment until Tuesday afternoon, Ziegler said Hodgson is weighing a and the Teamsters' president, Frank unique sensitivity to the rank-and-file Ziegler said he wanted to thank them lained that he has not had time to Nixon offer to accept a position, not Pitzsimmons. The 54-year-old Brennan for their service and discuss ways of working man." sider his choice for deputy police specified, in the international area. conferred with Nixon secretly at Camp A native of New York City, "bring people of their caliber into the -f or what policies he intends to The Brennan selection was David on Tuesday. Brennan is a high school graduate who administration." flow. announced at Camp David, Md., But, he said he will continue to before Nixon returned to Washington rate under "the excellent police to meet a South Vietnamese envoy. raditions" established by Pegg Brennan, president of New :-h includes prosecuting marijuana York City and State Building and mictions under both the city and Construction Trades Council for the te drug statutes. past 15 years, was described by Ziegler (continued on page 17) andlords argue ispute'bad guy' By KAREN ZURAWSKI East Lansing landlord, who was one of thirds less, so that the landlord State News Staff Writer 10 landlords interviewed. receives only 35 - 40 per cent of what Often cast as the "bad guys" of the Owner of 10 houses, all within three he normally receives, he added. tal market, landlords supposedly blocks of campus, this landlord, who asked not to be identified, stressed his The break down of a furnace can >ncemed with their tenants d with making repairs, and are work is not part of a "get rich wipe away expected profits, scheme." Hammond says, adding that the terested only in making money. Landlords don't quite see He estimated a 10 to 15 per cent anticipated annual rate of return is between 6 and 10 per cent. emselves that way, however. yearly profit on his investment, which 'Tm not making a fast buck. Being he considers fair because, he Landlords are trying to balance the landlord is not nearly as Drofitable , explained, the bank will pay him 5 per good with the slow periods — usually those who aren't in the busint-.v cent for !.>, money ju:,t io sit there, ink," said a self - described small Lee Hals-tead, of Halstead (continued on page 12) Management Co., with more than 500 apartments, and Nat Hammond, manager of several apartment buildings, agree the student rental Directors market is not the bonanza many people seem to think. The market is irregular and erratic, Hammond said, pointing out East elected Lansing tenants don't occupy area apartments for long periods of time. Problems then arise because of the PIRGIM three and nine - month leases landlords By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer deal with and the lower summer occupancy rates, he added.. Candidates on the Action Research Schoolchildren are treated Total summer rental in the city is Force slate were elected by students to to a different type of education close to 50 per cent of what it is the be directors of the Public Interest at Goodman and Mountain Free rest of the year, Halstead said. Research Group In Michigan Schools in Lansing. While some Summer rates are also about two - (PIRGIM) in the organization's first election, Tuesday. neighbors react to them warily, Each of the 11 candidates on the students take part in candle M P0PKIN CASE action slate won by an almost three to making classes (above) and high one margin over the contenders not on school study groups (left). the slate. The election turned out 747 student State News photos Adams says jailing voters. The winning candidates were: Cynthia Knapp, with 314 votes; Gary Wylie, 301; Janet Bode, 339; Ron by Dave Mendrea 2 Lansing free schools Fowler, 302; Linda Berry, 330; Roger hurts prof freedom Telschow, 314; Mike Kole,312; David Solomon, 331; Fred Moore, 311; Parker Pennington,307 and Marcy sources concerning the Pentagon Ackerman,323. By BECKIE HANES "Everybody's pretty happy about U . State News Staff Writer The controversial Professor «—.. jailing of Harvard Samuel L. -Pop —r— kin was - Papers case. He was Tuesday. asked to aSKfll IU supply released from jail Adams said Popkin was originally information on tue- supply IIUWIHWWV" winning," Telschow said, Wednesday. "We, of course, campaigned pretty vigorously • J to - win and we think we at core of controversy strong wind of what is waiting for us re\e3se 0f the papers and it was not showed the people that we can work town the road," Walter Adams, By KATHERINE NEILSEN "community picnic" and two people and tranquility of the residential until later in the trial that he was together. national president of the American Telschow said the new directors State News Staff Writer from the community showed up. neighborhood during a Nov. 4 rock asked where and how he received t,he Since then many neighbors have concert at the school. Assn. of University Professors plan to meet briefly on Thursday to Two Lansing free schools in the jnformation. (AAUP), said Wednesday. elect officers and select the board's northwest section of the city are the complained to the city about noise "They ought to get together and "He established he was out of the and questionable behavior around the talk about it," Lansing city Adams, professor of economics, representatives to the state board of focal point of a growing citywide country (when the papers were elementary and high schools located in councilman Joel Ferguson said "ews the jailing as an indication of a released) in Hong Kong," Adams said. directors. controversy because of what is believed to be their radical orientation. a former church building at 1322 recently, but warned, "They're subject developing trend to "use journalists "But the grand jury pressed on." Deborah P. O'Neal of the Minority to arrest if they give any more Coalition, had the next highest vote The Goodman Free School and Whyte St. 'Jd academicians as an Popkin was then asked whether he total with 160. The other candidates Mountain Free School first got the Ric Timmons, coordinator of the concerts." rotelligence-gathering device for grand talked to anyone in the Defense Dept. Mountain school, was arrested earlier The schools themselves are not the juries. He refused to answer because he in the coalition, Gerald K. Evelyn, hint they didn't fit into their new this month under the city's public Popkin was jailed Nov. 21 for James E. Watson and Ron Johnson, neighborhood in mid-September when issue, but it's a question of the city thought the question was irrelevant, nuisance act for disturbing the peace Musing to release the names of his (continued on page 10) (continued on page 10) they sent out 500 invitations to a enforcing its laws, he said. Spokespeople for the school said they plan to "rock and roll" again because concerts are their main source of funds. A meeting with the district's Students The drug itself comes in innocent turn be extremely dangerous when taken on flooded the hospitals. Because an councilman is scheduled, and the schools are also trying to develop more community services, such as kiddie movies, and neighborhood bingo By ROBERT BAO skyrocketed locally in the past two with alcohol, or in large doses. overdose victim's motor responses are games. months. looking pills, costing between 40 and State News Staff Writer "Most of the trouble seems to be 70 cents each, depending on the Numerous studies, here and abroad, impaired, serious accidents can occur. A "It's the single biggest drug problem One student, for example, reportedly caused by an ignorance of what we're prescriptive downer, known as we've had since we opened in July milligram dosage. Billed as a have concluded that the drug can lead crashed head into truck while about," Timmons said Saturday. jWaaludes, ecome the most or simply "quads," has 1970," Buschman said. nonbarbituate, they are available to addiction, to the impairment of - on a popular campus drug either in drug stores, with prescription, motor responses, and even to death. walking under the influence of the He said the schools, which have a On an average of more than five neuLto mariiuan» and alcohol. cases a day, overdose victims trickle or from underground sources. "You can die," a Drug Education depressant. combined enrollment of 72 students, lethal |,J8a1, 'S a,S° Potentially into the local crisis centers, often so Quaalude is the brand name of the Center pamphlet warns, "if the part of The symptoms of overdose include had received a letter from the city attorney before his arrest concerning Its widespread use, abuse, disoriented they need immediate drug, made by Rorer Company. Five your brain that directs your lungs to drowsiness, uncoordinated and its holding concerts that could be noticed 'igers came to light recently during a hospital treatment, he said. other pharmaceutical companies breathe and your heart to beat goes to movements, and twitches and jerks. If —outside the building. But the schools ate News The apparent dangers have even manufacture the same chemical, under sleep." the person tries to move, he or she survey of medical had not interpreted the letter as a '"thorities, University officials, , fficais made some dealers, who make a livi ng names ranging from "Parest," by Parke Buschman cautioned that this is typically stumbles, falls or bumps into warning. 32^';drue centers, sSent -selling its use. marijuana and hash.sh, wary of - Davis, to "Sopars," by Arnar - Stone. particularly likely when with one takes it other persons or objects. Often, one just collapses and fades out. The schools learned for the first n -■d the police. 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Grand River Campus Representative: Karen Duncan 589-3547 EDITORIALS- ART BUCHWALD Tenant-landlord needs quick TV takes the of se> The Michigan Senate must of the deposit to the tenant move as quickly as possible to regardless of whether damage is WASHINGTON - The subject of husband said angrily, "doesn't Saturday night I like approve the tenant - landlord incurred. sex in marriage is no longer taboo, and to get to bed relations bill which has been in everybody?" early so I can watch the TV football find The new bill rightfully more and more institutes have been set happiness together." the Senate State Affairs "Not everybody," Dr. Belladonna games on Sunday afternoon." provides that the security deposit up to help married couples find sexual Dr. said. "Don't you find it Belladonna asked Committee since last May. be considered the lawful happiness together. strange that "Well," said Dr. Belladonna, "that you "Wk you prefer Howard Coseli to your own to take care of the week." doing for the , The bill, which requires property of the tenant until the Dr. Henrico Belladonna, who runs wife?" seems afternoon?" landlords to place security the Clinic of Marital Bliss in landlord has established a right Spring "Are you trying to say I have "Can you help us. Doctor?" the The husband Valley, told me: "One of the looked at deposits in trust accounts, will to the deposit or a big wife asked. Guide, "This hi serve as further protection portion of it. discoveries we psychologists have homosexual tendencies?" the husband have a afternoon's golf game to watch no ^ at i, a Therefore the landlord must made is that not all sexual yelled. "It problems in means a lot to us," the husband Copyright 1972, Los 051 against tenant - landlord hassles if passed. initiate any court action and bear the brunt of the court today's marriages fear. can be attributed Our studies indicate that fear to "I didn't say that at all," Dr. Belladonna replied. "But it is true An^ expenses now ranks only second as a reason for Presently, damage deposits are in case of a disagreement. While you'd rather watch 22 men knock held sexual hang - ups." by landlords. A landlord is this facet is another plus for the "What is No. 1?" I asked. each other down for three hours than not make love to your wife." obligated to return any part tenants, the small landlord is "I'll show you," he said. "I have a getting a raw deal if he has to go couple coming in now. Why don't you "You're twisting things around," Exchange to court every time he wants to collect for damage done property. Some provision should to his go over and sit in that chair and observe what happens." A man and wife entered nervously the husband said. "I can make love to my wife any time, but how often can I see a good football game?" textbooks be included in the bill so that settlement can be reached and the doctor asked them seated. to be "All right, let's forget about Mondays," Dr. Belladonna said. "What The gripes about the high Dr. Belladonna waited for them to about Tuesday night?" price of textbooks for University quickly and inexpensively in case say something. Finally the husband of a dispute. spoke up. "Doctor, we've come to "There's classes is one problem which basketball to watch on The bill could your institute as a last resort. Our sex students can include a Tuesday night. You want me to give change by life seems to be on the rocks and we provision for a special small up basketball, too?" patronizing alternatives to the don't know what to do about it." claims court that would handle "I don't regular bookstores. Dr. Belladonna said, "I would like want you to give up Instead of going directly to nothing but tenant - landlord to ask you a few questions. How often anything. What about Wednesday the three Grand River Avenue disputes. Or it could include a do you have relations each week?" nights?" bookstores and the on-campus provision whereby the tenant "Never," the wife said. "He has hockey on Wednesday could voluntarily release a "Never?" Dr. Belladonna asked. nights," the wife said. MSU Bookstore, students should "It isn't that we don't want work with the portion of his damage deposit to to," the "And two book the landlord. husband said. "It's just that we don't Thursdays? Do you have exchanges planned for winter seem to have the time any more." anything to watch on Thursday term. One exchange has been Another strong point for the "I see," said Dr. Belladonna. nights?" Dr. Belladonna asked. "Well, bill is that it requires a detailed let's look into that. What's operated for the past two years wrong with "No," said the husband. "But I'm in inventory listing damages be Monday night?" the Shaw Hall lower lounge made "Oh," said the husband, "we can't pretty tired from staying up late on and a second book before and after exchange do it on Mondays. That's the ABC Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday organized by ASMSU, is planned occupation. This would give Football Game of the Week. It's nights. A guy has to rest sometime." never for the Union Ballroom concrete evidence for the courts over until starting midnight." winter term. in damage disputes and would "You prefer watching football to "Fridays?" Dr. Belladonna asked. Under the exchange system eliminate much bias and guessing making love?" Dr. Belladonna asked. "Friday is another basketball in settlements. "That's a stupid question," students put their books on sale the night," the husband said. "And Watergate Bug at their own price- A different section of the bill usually 50 to 60 per cent of new cost. encourages the creation of Students can trim their book municipal tenant - landlord MICHAEL FOX advisory bureaus to provide budgets by supporting the book advice for tenants and landlords exchanges because the bookstore and to mediate tenant landlord middlemen are eliminated. The disputes. Though the bureau Sex roles learned established bookstores buy used books at 50 per cent of the publisher's list price them at 75 per cent. Students and sell would have no enforcement power, it could possibly be instrumental in deterring further disputes. Male teachers discriminated against in elementary school classrooms. are being discrimination has evaporated. Further, the myth that men.are not as at the Perhaps not school I visited very many males are males. early depict males as agressive heroes ai capable at teaching young boys and apply to females as passive sidekicks. Last weJ can buy and sell their books The bill finally puts the tenant School administrators teach at these levels, but I throughout imagine the 1.5 million-member through the book exchanges at and the landlord on the nation have generally concentrated girls is an extension of the outdated many school officials would hesitate if Education Assn. launched a Nation) 60 per cent of the publisher's list equal women teachers in the sex role stereotypes. a male sped Really expressed a desire to to change these old attitudes which campaif grounds. As one representative elementary the effect of teach innocent first graders. af price. levels. This practice resulted still conveyed" affilftte of th£" te'giSMbr frpm the predominately female teachers in b5> teachers, parent! The concept of a book the bill put if, belief that women coulijf work better Blacks textbooks and elementary schools once when I argue that black children television, puts the screws to the with younger children and because need exchange offers a viable landlords who are visisted a kindergarten class. The exposure to black teachers screwing their elementary teachers boys instead of all white educators in order alternative to the bookstore tenants. A were generally kept calling me "Mrs. Fox," apparently Beyond that effort to ohanJ concerted effort must paid less than educators at higher to show black children some not because they could not understand examples attitudes, however, other more subtB problem. The exchange deserves be made to elicit levels. of successful black adults. Asa approval of this With salaries sexual differences but because the male, I sex-typing influences still exist. F(f support from students. bill. on par at all levels of children had been exposed almost am also concerned that boys and girts example, some teachers line up the! teaching, the need for economic do not receive more exposure to adult students in two lines - one boy. entirely to female adults at school. male teachers in their early schooling. girl — to march them through tl onj Admittedly, that empirical evidence I cannot believe that males are does not carry the weight of a any less hallways to recess. While it I sociological study, but it is supported qualified to teach children. understandable to queue up s by other information. to visit the restrooms. Certainly male teachers should not e The principal at that be forced to teach at the unnecessary categorization of boyl elementary elementary school was a woman who believed that level if they would and girls divides the sexes beyonl prefer to teach adult male who wanted to teach reasonable limits. If we are going any older children. But I suspect many tolef children just had to be homosexual. male teachers are little girls play marbles, we should « This principal, a victim of ancient sex discouraged or them stand in the same line as boys blocked from access to elementary go fight on the playground. tf stereotyping, intentionally downgrades teaching posts. male student teachers assigned to her If society wants to stop school. traditional imprinting Education is the key to s sex role stereotypes on Only 13 of the 113 teachers at the change and we should begin ir boys and girls,we need to do more kindergarten through fifth grade level than change school books elementary schools to erase si which stereotypes. John Borger, editor-in-chief-, Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Hi managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial editor. Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy I office manager. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, Gary Scharrer, president; Carolyn Stieber, secretar sports editor. Lee Lockwood, treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Willi; advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, AI Wilke. Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; AI Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven- Art Levin, general manager; Robert Bullard, sales recipient of the Pacemaker Award manager; LaVonne Potter, outstanding journalism. Two Trustee idea of why drugs became an escape To the Editor: Jack Stack's Margot Seelhoff East Lansing senior for her. From the review, I noticed that Film criticism of Duffy Jerry Seelhoff Mechanic didn't take into To the Editor: East Lansing alumnus 1 Daugherty's public stand against consideration Diana Ross' childhood I have a few comments to ma Proposal B is Nov. 22, 1972 and her great need to be taken e| Cents a most serious challenge care of. to the personal liberty of all University Ross brought out all of these qualities about the Auburn Film groupj" tn j I employes. Attending the board of trustees meeting as a trustee-elect, New c in the movie. Not smash, but the co-star, Billy Dee only was Ross a last two weeks they outstanding films: One have show.r.n/» c .. _ action. J Strong opposition to House Speaker 8th District spent $150.24, while his William bonding limit to $450 million this Lntenders for the 6th U.S. D&rict time and space, the reports said. The The prosecutor then reminds the opponent Linda Pompi spent $115.06. A. Ryan, D—Detroit, is January and to $600 million on Jan. 1, unlikely, Rep. Marvin R. Stempien, Jnressional seat, M. Robert Carr rest of the total $38,393.00 candidates again and within 20 days D—Livonia, said. 1974. When it passed the House earlier ■ Charles Chamberlain, each spent expenditure for all of Carr's the candidate must reply or be In the 9th District, Derwood Boyd this year, it would have raised the limit Twimately $40,000 total campaign committees went for handouts, considered in violation of the spent $228.60. Richard Conlin in the "Nobody else has that kind of to $800 million, a figure originally ■enses for the fall election, mailings, campaign workers'expenses disclosure law. 10th District spent $170.40. Their vote-getting power," Stempien said. favored by Gov. Milliken. "But if I would have hung around r to reports filed with the 30(1 °ther expenditures. The penalty for failing to disclose opponents have not reported their Milliden said Tuesday, however, the His opponent and winner of the here, there would have been a hell of a Inn County Clerk. election expenses is a fine not more expenses. compromise meets his approval. race, Charles Chamberlain, channeled fight for speaker." "Senate approval is a major step his than $1,000 and a jail term of not lunds through In the other commissioner districts Stempien, now the Democratic an advertising more than two years. toward solution to our housing crisis Lion Board agency, spending $19,685.48 on advertising out of a total $39,633.05 Ingham County Prosecutor Raymond Scodeller said that the in the East Lansing area, candidates have not yet turned in their expenses. floor leader, gave up his House seat to unsuccessfully run against U.S. Rep. Marvin Esch for seat in the U.S. for thousands of Michigan residents and creation of many jobs in this expenditure in the campaign. a state," he said. "While final action is offense is considered to be a circuit i offer craft, All candidates in the election required to turn in itemized expense were court misdemeanor, but prosecution is at the discretion of the "Losing candidates who didn't spend much money don't feel Congress. Rep. Matthew McNeeley, still necessary in the House, I am greatly encouraged by the awareness accounts by Tuesday at the county prosecuting attorney. compelled to turn in their expenses D—Detroit, now associate speaker pro which was so evident in the Senate Ingham County Sheriff sometimes," one clerk's office tempore, is the likely choice for the |rt programs clerk's office, but many candidates have failed to bring i local their Kenneth in his Preadmore campaign, spent $1,563.72 while Drain employe explained. post of speaker pro tempore, now approval of this highly significant piece of legislation." The Union Board at MSU plans to statements, a clerk in the office said. Housing Development ie Commissioner Richard Sode spent Authority finances the construction of b L by arts and crafts into the academic offering craft lessons winter Gregory commissioner Maddex, defeated drain candidate and Terry $5,319.12. Their opponents have not yet filed expense forms. House panel passes bill housing for low and middle-income families who otherwise could not Luke, the losing contender for sheriff, have not filed their Losing candidate for county clerk, afford to own their own home. An in print making, stitchery. reports. Some to teach creation theory isons amendment tacked on in the Senate King, leather goods, sketching and candidates for county commissioner Neal Colburn, spent $1,571.94, while also have not filed, but the clerk's his victorious opponent John would require at least 15 per cent of fame wallhangings will be taught office had not determined which ones Whitmyer has not filed a statement all future housing financed by the Ixperienced persons. LANSING (UPI) — A bill requiring Michigan's public schools to teach the of Wednesday. yet, the clerk's office reported. biblical account of creation along with evolutionary theories has been authority to go to persons living on Students can sign up for the as Social Security or on welfare. Ins. which are being coordinated There is a 10-day "grace period" County commissioner candidate unanimously approved by the House Education Committee. The committee's 10 0 Tuesday vote to report the measure clears the way for Currently, about 25 per cent of the Eindy Rosaen, in the board's office for candidates who have not filed, the John R. Veenstra, in the 6th District, - a full House vote, although it is unlikely the Senate will have time to take the housing goes to those persons. lie Union. election law states. In the waiting spent less than $100 on his campaign, The Senate also adopted an bill up before the session ends in late December. ptosaen hopes to establish a period, the clerk's office will send exempting him from the disclosure- amendment designed to increase the them written reminder. If passed, the bill would require any public school which teaches the ent craft room in the Union a law. evolutionary theory in any course to devote "a reasonable amount of time" to legislature's control over the authority Iding and if the response is good If the candidate doesn't heed the In the 7th District, Pamela Stern the biblical explanation in the same course. budget and requiring biennial audits of V crafts classes will be scheduled. reminder, the names are turned over to spent $191.05 and Alexander Brede* It Would hOt apply to public colleges or universities. the authority. AVOID LONG LINES If You No Longer Need Your Books, Sell Them During Finals Week December 3-8 Special Book Buying Personnel will be ready to serve you 830 a.m.-530 p.m. daily so you won't have to wait in line so long. We try harder to please you—with highest prices back on books and New Money (uncirculated one dollar bills) for your Used Books. In the Center Open Mon.-Fri. MSU Bookstore of Campus 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, No»e„lh., 30, i| Peron's future--on tightrope vv By ROBERT BAO I is whether Peron will become the next State News Staff Writer Robert Bao has traveled to News Commentary president in the upcoming March elections. Argentina 20 The military, conceding failure, had set up times since 1952, his latest trip proportions, taking the elections earlier this year. While some coming a toll in both mon-y last summer. His analysis of the recent and blood. The very nature of Charity crusaders legal obstacles exist to Peron's candidacy, return of Peron is based his Argentina's fractured During his nine-year reign, Peron and they are currently melting under popular on knowledge of that country's politics and culture. political structure makes Eva exhibited themselves government as champions of Juan virtually impossible without some central, the urban poor, and enemies of the Domingo Peron proved last week unifying force. After two futile years of fat-bellied, landed aristocracy. Eva, the Rout, who has traveled to Argentina five to be the most resilient political times since 1962, and who has attended figure in dictatorial rule, Lanusse Latin America, if not the world. finally discovered blonde, illegitimate child of poor parents, Peronist meetings while there, that only Peron, with his reasonably His return to Argentina, magical ability to for example, appeared in every charity predicts that Peron will after 17 inspire blind devotion, can provide that drive or 801116 such noble cause - - not run for however nation-hopping years of exile, provoked unity. Thus the offer. fictitious - to help the poor. president, opting instead for a the same mob hysteria that swept him into behind-the-scenes wire-pulling vote. On the other side of the the Casa Rosada - the presidential fence, Peron Latin America palace could not refuse to come back. For 17 expert Leslie Rout, Insurmountable task — in 1946, and that kept him there for associate professor of history, adds years, he had toyed coyly with the idea of yet Rout argues correctly that Argentina's nine years of reckless another dimension to the facade. rule-by-decree that returning. When Lanusse present problems whittled the nation's economy to officially lifted are practically beyond the ban on such a "Eva," he explained, "made it up the solution in the short-run. Peron knows bankruptcy and ripped the constitution to trip, Peron's refusal this, would have amounted to the hard way, you know, screwing various Rout says, so he will not risk his shreds. abdication of image by power, and destroyed all basis for his colonels and fighting the fat-bellies. That's getting bogged down in an insurmountable Despite army barricades, the enthusiasm mythical super-heroism. the nouveau riche, and that's not bad task. of fanatic Peron supporters surged into the because it gives the people a sense of *you streets throughout Buenos Aires, the Mass worship "The hippest thing he can do," Rout What can make it too, her victory is your capital city. Last week, for example, a makes less sense to said, "is to let someone else mess many up and observers, however, is the 9eeming illogic victory."' take the blame." throng of 100,000 stampeded into the Olivos suburb to glimpse the former behind the mass worship of Peron. After Still another Looming on the horizon is General angle of the facade is dictator, now 77 and more legend that all, Peron, who admired Mussolini, had nationalism. However vague one's concept Manrique. a Peronist in good standing with used fascist tactics to of Justicialismo (Peronism), the military, who, as a human. impose a police state Argentines of reconciliation But if Peron's charisma has remained in Argentina, after which he allfactions equate it with nationalism, a candidate, is likely to emerge as the next freely intact, so has the de facto ruling power channeled the nation's postwar wealth into powerful force in a proud nation. One Argentine leader — and the next victim of numbered Swiss accounts, his second wife effective Peronist slogan in 1946, for some future that the military has exercised in Argentina military coup. for the past 42 years, in or out of office. (Eva's) stock of mink stoles, and other such example, was "Peron or Braden" — a Whatever happens then, Peron's return For Peron's return was like a forced wasteful excesses. reference to Spruille Braden, then the U.S. signaled a revival of anti-U.S. sentiments. move in chess, where a Even bizarre, many present-day more ambassador to king in check has Argentina. Though President Nixon, by lifting beef t y Peron supporters are barely in their teens, only one retreating square. That square is import quotas, has helped Argentina, the ' b Argentina, the second largest country in and hence only babies during the era of Best of worst U.S. is likely to become the Latin America, and the checker is President Peronism. What makes these youths so As Rout puts it, Peron is to his ardent whipping boy and scapegoat for Argentina's agitatedly in support of Peron now? followers like a "Buick. problems. Alejandro Lanusse, the present military something to . . The comeback also signaled that Peron's ruler. Another seemingly illogical phenomenon believe in." The sad truth is that however impact on Argentine politics will continue , . Home (ifiain _ Political maneuvering is the spectacle of Eva, who lived bad Peron was, the succession of lavishly military unabated By intricate maneuvering, Lanusse had till death in 1952, being sanctified by despots since 1955 have been equally bad, notwithstanding all the — military bayonets pointing his way. The Former Argentine dictator Juan dropped a series of hints that added to an millions of starving poor. Peron himself if not worse. So Peron remains the only future of Argentina remains balanced on Isabel, join hands to wave to Peron and his wifj offer Peron couldn't refuse: a return to his now lives in a plush $83,000 mansion, in stride with his characteristic hope to restore the crippled country. a tightrope, with the military r.t one end, and Buenos Aires last week after cheering crowds iJ constituency — the "descamisados," "shirtless ones," who make up about 40 or yet his supporters lifestyle, and What intrigues observers today, however, Peron at the other. from a 19 year exile. returning to ArgentiJ are mainly the AP wirephotl per cent of Argentina's 25 million people — poverty-stricken. Americans generally find such anomalies in exchange for certain terms that few know, but most can guess. hard to reconcile, even though many poor PAY DISPUTED FUNDS Foremost among these is cooperation in Americans similarly revere Jacqueline solving Argentina's economic and political Kennedy Onassis. 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"It's simply a paid, the taxpayers in each case, a procedure schools and municipalities matter of the Senate passed and sent which may take up to three amending the law pay more the folloi within the 13 counties to allow to the House legislation to schools and year. If the persons years. could begin o correct a legal quirk which collecting the municipalities to collect less, the taxpayers The legislation would taxes by mid-December. In wi their taxes even though receive a credit on t next years taxes. John W. Porter, Women's Film Collective DOMINO'S superintendent of pt instruction, said governor supports Presents legislation and urged PIZZA , The Women's Film House to give its sp< concurrence to the Seni action. | "Time is of the essen 50" off and taxes are to be spread in 13 affected counties and (with coupon) " She's Beautiful When She's Angry 80 districts are to get money they need," Pc 351-7100 said. Thurs. November 30 7:30 p.m. good pizza on any 101 N. 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Films epen to students, Faculty & Staff enly. $1 Admission November i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1972 7 EXPENDITURES 1971-72 REVENUES 1971-72 Senate to mass transi Gov. Milliken's $83 of gasoline tax funds that however, would have to be million transportation could be spent on mass submitted to voters in the package and its mass transit transit. The House of 1974 general election before rider will probably go to the Representatives has already it would go into effect. Senate floor Thursday passed the transit package. In his special message to following lengthy Senate The bill has been tied up the legislature a year ago, Highway Committee in committee for months Milliken said Michigan is meetings Wednesday. because Committee woefully negligent in The state Senate cleared chairman James R. Fleming, meeting present and the way for action on the R - Jackson, refused to let projected transportation bill Tuesday when it passed the bill out of committee needs. a constitutional amendment until he had some sort of The highway committee that would limit the amount limit on the amount of excused itself from Senate money that could pass from sessions Wednesday nonacademic areas state highway funds mass transit coffers. into afternoon in an effort to bring the bill out to the Milliken has criticized Senate for floor work Fleming for tying up the bills and he has promised to Thursday. U tightens budg veto any gas tax hike that did not include provisions for mass transit. The Senate Republican Leader Robert VanderLaan, R - Grand Rapids, said that the House and Senate had transportation package calls IvIMANCI PARSONS agreed to wait until the ,te News Staff Writer f J^'^btening effect activities, programs, services before. had been made. for a two - cent hike in the House had passed the »°r 197172 took many and even units," President Student fees remained As in the year before, the gas tax. I order to offset the °r!JS* Wharton said in his state of fairly stable last year due to non-instructional The constitutional amendment before any restrictions for New programs instituted areas amendment would allow action would be taken by the University address in the board of absorbed the bulk of the trustees' Jl971-72 fiscal year, usually were those which February refusal to raise tuition. This reduction in the form of one - eighteenth of gasoline the Senate on the I has been forced to could be financed through Several tax funds to be spent for transportation bill. external accounts for 16.1 per cent deferring expenditures for Liate its priorities and existing funds. The economic factors, which of the University's revenues mass transit. This would "This is an agreement Eme belt-tightening in newly-created are updating and maintaining amount to we've made and this is how College of out of MSU's control or $29,825,137. the approximately University's physical Jcadernir areas. Urban Development, for contributed to the critical The University's state plant. $21 million if it were spent it will be," he said. "We can According to the example is expected to financial situation which all right now. probably begin debate here appropriations, which did One lyreleased 1971-72 operate for the present with of the country's universities not emerge from the unresolved issue The amend ment, Thursday or Friday." Jcial report, published the funds allocated for the are facing legislature until the fiscal which will have a great loo per cent recycled Center for Urban Affairs. The federa| government year was almost four impact upon MSU's future K financial picture is the new ary the greatest cuts were in the general . e University is also switching over to contributed 15.5 per cent of MSU's total revenues or months old, was increased by almost $6 million from Age of Majority Law which Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. jjsity operating fund, push-button water fountains granted legal adulthood to $28,661,890, a decrease of the previous year. some 20,000 MSU students. je general fund, which instead of the continuously about $100,000 from But the appropriation Lts for 54 per cent of -flowing ones to lower water 1970-71. contained language allowing the Court cases regarding the Tudget or $98,569,650 costs. Gifts and grants last year, governor to withold up to 3 legal residence status of the B the maintenance of "Internal fiscal reform which totaled $5,907,479, new adults could per cent of the funds if ■campus, salaries and inevitably means the were down by almost $1 state tax revenues fell below profoundly affect the ic instruction. elimination of certain million from University's out-state year levels needed to assure a balanced state tuition regulations which budget. When a 2 per cent now produce more than cfikUi*^4- Amttbdi "DaAuJup |ish plan to smash IRA reduction, amounting to $4.5 million a year. $1,521,760, was finally imposed in January, the University was able to absorb it without sacrificing AUDITIONS )urs I'BLIN (AP) - political crisis A onus of proving their In the Dail, Justice essential services. This is educational consecutive year in which the second "THE OWL KILLER' ENDS TONIGHT Open at 6:15 P.M. "NICHOLAS and |cal crisis erupted on innocence. met or Hoc Minister Desmond M„ll«, O'Malley, Universjty fun(,s havg ^ i / ALEXANDRA" y around the Irish Another major incident introducing the reduced after color appropriations Phillip Hayes Dean pi in Northern Ireland — where government's anti - IRA |nment*s plan to smash utlawed Irish 645 persons are known to legislation, told lawmakers: • STARTS FRIDAY • Iblican Army (IRA). h«ve died in more than "These people like to •Directed by |e IRA and its political three years of sectarian represent themselves in A HEW FRANK PERRY FILM strife — was the 11th rocket Giles Washington e Sinn Fein party, glowing terms as the heroes [l a mass rally in the attack in two days. and martyrs of a holy war TUESDAY WELD • ANTHONY PERKINS il to try to influence The rocket launchers, waged in the name of what believed to be Soviet - Thurs. Nov. 30 7:00p.m. IN i of the Dail, or they call patriotism." - . when it made, are being used by the The reality, O'Malley til 9:30p.m. kders the anti lation. - IRA IRA for the first time in the conflict. said, is very different, adding: "The gospel of "PLAY IT AS IT LAYS" The new addition to the these people is a gospel of Technicolor ®{R] [ousands of police and IRA armory has worried the hatred and malice and their Room 35 ps were alerted to stand "Beautifully performed by Tuesday Weld and An¬ ir trouble at the rally. British army in Northern only language is the Auditorium thony Perkins." — N.Y. Times |i emotional issue was Ireland. language of physical force." case of Sean "My Oscar bet for just about the best of everything." ptiofain, leader of the Cosmopolitan - i militant Provisional TODAY! MSU Dept. of Theatre TUESDAY WELD Best performance and tommorow 1972 Venice Film Festival COMING! 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At 8:20 "THE MECHANIC" CHARLTON HESTON in Happy Hour 5:30-6:30 $1.00 ''The Poseidon "THE OMEGA Adventure" storms into MAN" the Michigan Theatre December 22nd. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Novemh..^ Students find bookstore alternative; By PHILLIP ALLEN Michigan (U—M) student 4,000 to 6,000 books however, that the group had When it's book-buying and Lansing resident who turned in to New sponsored exchanges most time at the beginning of has been active in organizing Community, and about 60 other terms for nearly three each term, most students the New Community efforts per cent of them are usually years. pay full prices for their at MSU, says the concept is sold, Gaynor said. The organizational books at the four main a good one. "It's been growing a little problems of New bookstores in East Lansing. bit as more "It's really worth it for people learn Community were the main A few students, however, people who bring in books," about it," he said. reason why ASMSU hopes pay less for their books by he said. "They make from to operate its own book looking around for 15 to 20 per cent over what Little - used exchange next term. substitutes to the three the bookstores will give As to why so few of "We had a lot of reaction commercial stores on Grand them, and people who buy MSU's more than 40,000 from people saying they feel River Avenue or the books there save 15 to 20 students use the book a need for a well-organized University-run MSU per cent." exchange, Gaynor said: book exchange," Ron Bookstore. Gaynor said the New "I think there's Wahula, ASMSU president, just too Community Book Exchange much of a pattern and a said. The most popular of those substitutes is probably exchanges at MSU— one run lets people who have books habit of going to the The ASMSU plan is to by student volunteers of to sell set their bookstores. To sell books at advertise for books to get a nonprofit book exchange own prices, the New Community Book the book more participation, then set that provides a link between although the New exchange you have students who want to buy Exchange in the lower Community suggests they to go there and fill out cards the prices at half the list books and those who have lounge of West Shaw Hall, sell for 60 per cent of the and then go back later to price, Wahula said. the other operated by new book price. pick up your money and "We hope the way we books to sell. ASMSU in the Union unsold books." handle it will encourage At the beginning of ballroom. "Bookstores buy books The president of the people to bring their books winter term in January, for 50 Jeffrey P. Gaynor, a per cent and sell book exchange, Lynne P. to us," he said. Shelving there may be two such book former them for 75 per cent," he "We don't feel we'll be University of Schaefer, Mt. Clemens said, "so people who use the junior, said the group had able to solve all the book book exchange save trouble getting started this Dave money problems but we do feel Greenfell, manager of Tom Sawyer's Book Raft, stocks shelves Diamond Bridal Sets both ways." There are generally about year and did not sponsor an exchange this fall. She said, we'll be books for a able to lower-class courses," he provide lot of which serves as an alternative to local large bookstores. State News photo by John ir Dickl T raditSonal... Modern... Cla added. Tom Sawyer's Book Raft ssic however, offer the store legal obligation to sol The New and the Now... Other choices on Ann Street offers a GRADUAfES! 15 enough discount to pass any An per cent discount to on to the student. attempt was nif WE HAVE THEM ALL the MSU There are other choices students during the first There has been Bookstore J students to buying at the major three days of each term on movement recently at MSU no used books, but more monL 30 day money back bookstores, besides the paperbacks required in to set up a student-owned could not do so thel FACULTY! book exchange. But guarantee they, University courses. bookstore like U—M's. break a like the book exchange, are even. minor compared to the total Manager John W. Sawyer Students entering U—M said he offers the discount if are taxed $5, which volume of books sold to they get "Last year we tr an instructor provides a list back when they graduate or MSU students. raise the of books needed for a buy back Some drop out. The money is 60 per cent, but Academic apparel commercial particular class and used to provide floating careful consideration bookstores, which do not mentions it to the class. for Fall Term capital for the University we couldn't do thatn specialize in textbooks, "I'm just out of college Cellar, which provides 5 per Commencement offer discounts to students and I know how students cent discounts on losing money," under certain circumstances. books and Kenneth K. Kefl hate to spend so much for 15 per cent discounts on chairman of the may be books," he said. "This way supply items. subcommittee picked up on Correction we can still make a little save the students and Wahula said received no pressure to he has University Business c Trio set $200.00 the 4th floor money, Committee. Oval cut $300.00 too." move in that direction at Because of a deleted Budget terms of the paragraph, Sawyer said not many MSU after the failure of the 10% MSU Discount a statement in instructors take advantage Perhaps the reason sJ Illustrations enlarged Man and Nature Bookstore. Union Wednesday's State News of the discount, even students take advantaj Building article on college bookstores Man and Nature, a the lower-price s though he has, in the past, student-operated bookstore today through was incorrectly attributed advertised the policy in the to the main bookstoj to Kenneth K. Keahey, formed under student that so few of them ca Friday. professor of pathology. The papers. government auspices, was take the time or tr "Some instructors think taken over by ASMSU after statement, the second to effort to do so. last in the they would be soliciting for the store ran into financial article, the store if they mention it concerning bookstores difficulties in 1971. As John in class," he said. Sawyer, m having employes who do ''We don't feel of Tom Sawyer's Boo not pull their Minority books organizationally ready to set said: For information call weight, was 355 actually made by Dennis R Minority Books up a Man and Nature—type - 3498 International on Grand Webster, manager of the bookstore," Wahula said. "Despite what instrul River Avenue offers a 10 "Plus we'd probably have to University Cellar bookstore say about 'Well, I'd lill at the per cent discount on college pay back about $10,000 in University of texts for help you,' they t' Michigan. some back debts run up by Man just too much troubl minorltjMrelated cwits«. and Nature to establish think, by and large.! Manager Patricia Duignan credit with the publishers, students don't really said not all | publishers, although we are under no either." SENIORS... . 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I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1972 t, iGRe&r also check out tapestries, pipes, papers and other or our paraphernalia rugs, MERIDIAN MALL -OKEMOS, MICHIGAN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1972 11 [jnit plans benefit for Legal aid director Lotestors attacks By MAUREEN McDONALD car rules University Traffic Committee to put a hold State News Staff Writer card on a student, which requires him to ASMSU legal aid director pay the fine before he can register for Charles Massoglia renewed his attack on classes. the Student Motor Vehicle Registration Massoglia stated that the hold card Regulation Tuesday night by questioning a policy for parking violations is in conflict section which with sections of the 1972 73 Student requires students to pay - parking violations before appealing the Handbook. fines to the Student Traffic Appeals Court. The handbook asserts that "Except in the case of bad checks, hold cards Arguing before the Student - Faculty may be Judiciary, Massoglia said the section of the used only in those cases in which the regulation was a direct violation of the student has been sent adequate notice of Academic Freedom Report. his indebtedness and warning of hold card Massoglia's complaint questions the use prior to issuance of the hold card." legality of section G 10 which states that Tlie handbook includes the - provision [ a variety of student "a summons must be paid or appealed that the University cannot issue a hold card Lforrwrs will donate within five days from the date of issuance. against a student while he or she is in the talent to the No appellate process process of appealing the case in question. eir may be initiated after ow. A $1 donation five days of issuance of the summons Kenneth Howe, chairman of the traffic without the summons U be taken at the being paid." committee, said the hold card policy was or. Massoglia said that this regulation places instituted to insure payment of fines. The a student who could not five day cut - off period was instituted to appeal his case - J The trials of the nine before five days from issuance of a ticket ease university bookkeeping, Howe said. ■defend ants are in a position of being guilty and forced to The judiciary is Scheduled to resume in deliberating the issue prove his innocence. and should reach a decision some time this ecember. They are Pursuing the issue further, Massoglia week. niarged with various stressed that a student was Massoglia won a case before the Lunts of trespassing, paying a fine — not a retainer for his violation — and that judiciary in May on behalf of Mark L. Obstructing an arrest the burden of proving innocence in order Scripter, Laingsburg sophomore, who kod assault and battery. to retrieve the money falls on the student. challenged section G - 10 of the vehicle 1 a spokesman for Massoglia asked the judiciary to code. That section had required students jrcis in America said formally consider his complaint because, who drove or parked on campus between ^sumption of the trial he said, it violates section 4.1.2 of the the hours of 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. to register louring the Christmas Academic Freedom Report which states, their cars with the University. ation is an attempt "any student accused of violating a The board of trustees recently complied railroad the regulation shall have the right to appear with the judiciary, with the revised ■defendants through the before one or more members of a duly - regulation to take effect Jan. 1. ■trill while student constituted body." Massoglia will also seek, from the This clause is further ^supporters are away. Crisis section 4.2.1.10 of the supported by judiciary, a definition of "on - street J The trial of the first Sally Bier, East Lansing junior, report stating, parking" and a change in the residence hall prepares material for "should the student appeal, Crisis in America benefit concert to any action parking meters which require feeding until ■defendant, John Royal, a aid people assessed by the judicial body shall be held midnight. l|)ethesda. Md., senior, arrested in demonstrations last spring. in suspense until acted upon by a higher Massoglia asked that students who will ■is scheduled for Friday. State News phote by Milt Horst body." have to pay over $4 in graduated fines seek The present regulation allows the All ■ his office for assistance. OR MED SCHOOL WOMEN A loafof I , Dean sees e a jug of wine... FOR ■ By JANET AUBREY News If women are perhaps at advantage in medical & Th Analysis an |A qualified Dbably has an woman easier path of Conklin said. "If a woman school, the percentage of women doctors should not YOUR prestigious medical |rough the College of schools have said babies thinks she's a second-class be as low as it is. In Russia, own Medicine than does ■ualified man. viro u! who is their opener from the turnovers, shot better than j ■Oklahoma on its schedule. S coach of „TS:derable Houston; and SUccess Cal Stoll head who is University of Toledo. 50 percent for the night. I, tfje coordination of a defensive unit dragging the Minnesota Ganakas was happy, to "Statistics reveal some Gophers back to say the least, with the way | jgn boast giving up two touchdowns respectability in the Big Ten were all his veteran starters played, things, but I don't get IL nine of its 11 games this season, in carried away with them," (untly, A) Oklahoma's Barry Switzer; DaumghrertriStant C°aCheS UncScr Duffy and he was just as happy with the varsity debut of Ganakas said. "The only important statistic is the llowa State's Johnny Majors; or C) That's a lot of sophomore Lindsay final score. People don't coaching talent funneled Ill's Denny Stolz. Hairston and the poise realize the anxiety of the JjjSU athletic director Burt Smith left which freshman Terry coach and the players in the ft Lansing last Sunday morning and flew Furlow exhibited in his first first game — you really e heart of Big Eight country and varsity battle. don't know how good you to three men concerning the vacant "The strengths?" are." , head coaching position. Smith Ganakas pondered, "Our Ganakas said that the . to Oklahoma head coach Chuck veteran players did well. fact that Toledo pressed the Jmlcs in an advisory capacity. Gary (Ganakas) and Mike Spartans contributed in part Iftirbanks, a former Spartan player and (Robinson) are carrying on to a slightly slow MSU start. ■,od friend of Smith's, was at first where they left off last "We had difficulty at idit to be a likely candidate to succeed season. We're strong at first. But the defense had to ,V Daugherty. Fairbanks had applied guards, not only with Mike give away something and |"the Northern Michigan job three years and Gary, but with Pete that was allowing us some , before the Greg Pruitts, Leon Davis and Bill Glover we're easy shots." awhites and Joe Wylies came onto the solid. Besides their combined Mn, Okla. scene to change Oklahoma The Spartan starting total of 38 points Ganakas n a loser to a big winner. front line of Bill Kilgore, and Robinson also chipped Kje pressure is off Fairbanks now, Hairston, and Allen Smith, in with 12 assists, Ganakas met with equal favor in the ucially with the Thanksgiving day contributing seven of those. jory over Nebraska, the Big Eight title eyes of Ganakas. And it's not likely that ''Bill played §1972 and a berth in the Sugar Bowl. a Ganakas will hear many continually hard - working boos when the starting Ismith talked to Fairbanks about game. He'll work against the lineups are introduced for lar, who is the eyes and ears of the best player of each team in Saturday's game against the (some Oklahoma offensive unit. Smith every game, and he'll be e to think Switzer could do the University of Kentucky. paired against a lot of There are now 13 players K transformation job at MSU on the potential all-America dressing for practice, Brad iitan offense. DENNY STOLZ talent." Van Pelt having returned Kmith also had a few words with Majors Of Smith, Ganakas said: from the gridiron, but there ■ his little westward swing. Majors has throughout the nation that Michigan State "Nothing showed us that he will likely be just 12 led a minor miracle out at Iowa State could never enjoy the benefits of. MSU is isn't vastly improved over dressing for away games, h the Cyclones are no longer given 21 last year. in a position now of capitalizing on that He's looked great Ganakas said. The remaining lilts by the bookies on a given Saturday. vast warehouse of football knowledge in practice and he didn't ballplayers will work with |eCyclones are often favorties now. found in its assistant coaching ranks. look any different Tuesday the Spartan JVs. ■"Johnny Majors is a fine football coach night." Denny Stolz took control of a lot of Hairston, who took / |h a fine record," Smith commented, raw talent on the Spartan defensive team runner-up scoring honors in Although standing only 5 feet 11 inches tall, bu can take it from there." and molded it into a defensive trump card: the game with 24 points, junior Spartan guard Mike Robinson springs high in §Majors is a big name coach and would and there wasn't a better trump card in the one less than Robinson's the air for an easy layup in Tuesday night's 98-96 ■iboon for MSU recruiting, Smith would nation. MSU allowed 106 points during total of 25, had an victory over Toledo. Robinson led all scorers with 25 1e to believe. 1972 - 51 came in one game. Of the 106 "outstanding" debut, points. State News photo by Bruce Remington. | (ore Denny Stolz, whose big claim to fame points, 23 offense was were on scored while the MSU the field. That leaves 46 Ganakas said. "He jumped well, he coming to MSU as an aide to lugherty two years ago was coaching the points in 10 games scored against Stolz's outletted the fast break i Scots to a 40 • 13 • 3 record covering years, is currently spending his lekdays working over at Jenison defensive unit. Stolz is ready, willing, able and eager to coach the MSU football team in 1973. The well, and he And Furlow may have got rebounds in the first half. 17 Once arrogant Namath tldhouse coordinating recruiting for the impressed his fcbach, not to iU football team. key word is able. I would hate to see Stolz mention the spectators, moderate role "It will make the transition of the new follow in the footsteps of Devaney, more than anyone would that much easier knowing that he i't lost all this time for recruiting " Yeoman and Devine and spend his winning days at another school. Stolz is too much the excellent football mind to let slip away have dared to hope. "Furlow has been assumes Stolz commented last week. playing so well in practice," NEW YORK (UPI) - It before to defensive changes. he's been reluctant to their final three games — to another school. Ganakas noted, "but Joe Namath who Maybe the two years off throw, still leads the league "Denny Stolz will definitely be one of was Sunday against New Orleans underclassmen have a have taken something away. in touchdown passes with and the four finalists for the position," Smith spouted the phrase, "when following two Stolz deserves a shot at the MSU head tendency to be impatient — you've got it, flaunt it," in "Besides that, more and 18, but nine of those came weeks against Oakland and Tuesday before beginning the long job. He has been associated with football in especially if you're the first teams are going to in the first three games, six cess of screening the 65 an ad campaign a couple of more Cleveland. The Jets have applications Michigan all his life. This will aid his freshman in many years to defenses and five-man in iived for the MSU head years ago, but apparently zone one game against won six games this season coaching recruiting. He has already mastered the play on a varsity team, such coach Weeb Ewbank thinks secondaries to take away Baltimore. but all six victories have Ktition. coaching aspect of the job. as Terry was. But Terry differently. the long pass. You can only The Jets are battling for come against clubs I "Anyone in the coaching profession Check C) on Dec. 12. wasn't impatient. He plays Namath, the highest-paid take what they give you." the card or best with losing wild records — and player in the National Ewbank, who claims runnerup slot in the Cleveland and Oakland Football League at an responsibility for his team's Conference East and to have currently are division Clark estimated $250,000 a year and considered one of the offensive game play, agreed Wednesday that Namath has any real shot they must win leaders. finest passers in the game, not yet returned to form named has been conservative strangely in his play after his two-year, injury-forced layoff. Baseball facing calling for the New York "I don't think anyone Jets this season. can lay off a couple of years MVP The usually-flamboyant quarterback has gone more and come back and have that good touch," Ewbank another strike? Gail to a running attack, said. "Other than Don Clark, Beliefontaine, HONOLULU (UPI) - teams representing the Ohio senior, was voted by spearheaded by John Maynard, Joe has three new Baseball Commissioner owners and another one Riggins and Emerson receivers to work with and his teammates Tuesday as Bowie Kuhn revealed the representing the players most valuable player of the Boozer, and has shown he's had to learn them. have been status of present engaged in MSU football team for its unusual reluctance to throw Also, the zone defenses negotiations since early negotiations between major 1972 season. the "bomb," even when the nowadays eliminate the September. There have been individual and force you to league club owners and the The three-year veteran Jets were all but out of 13 formal meetings, the players Wednesday, and the linebacker was MSU's games. go more to pattern status isn't latest of which was on Nov. good. leading tackier and both an "There's nothing throwing. I give Joe the It's pretty bad, in fact. 17, but in all that time only UPI and AP first-team Big physically wrong with me," game plan and he follows it So bad that although one point has been settled Namath said. "Maybe my as long as the other team Ten selection. Clark, named Kuhn didn't spell it out, the and that is what the legs are a little tired but does what we expect it will duration of any new to the East squad for the spectre of another strike basic that's usual at this stage of do. He always has the East-West Shrine game Dec. now hangs over the game. agreement would be — three 30, is expected to be a the season. I guess I'm just option to check off." Kuhn said the bargaining years. high-round pro draft choice. not reacting the way I did Namath, despite the fact The club owners have made what they consider the most substantial We'll help you concessions in their history. Despite this, however, Kuhn, taking no sides, said that the players have found LADY WRANGLER" and Cone blue denims riake it through these offers "not adequate." Kuhn, acting merely as "coordinator" between the 90 together like a deep and players, the night* owners breath and fresh air. conceded "there is These low-rise flares considerable difference come in sizes 3 to 15 with a 31 or 33 inch between both the parties." '"seam. About $7.00 at Marvin Miller, head of your local campus shop. the Players Association, is meeting with them now in <®ST the Bahamas, so that the players sessions with the owners recessed officially are at the moment. fast free delivery When Kuhn was asked what the prospects of another strike such as the 351-1600 players called last spring were, he avoided a direct answer. *finals week Con© makes fabrics people live In. delivery till 4:00 am! "KSU piz/a ft sanmvkh shopw 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. No,cmL„ leers first ho against unbeaten By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer 15 points (all gained on the recent road trip), three lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll TecfJ Morris J and Jim points better than Denver Warden each J MSlTs league - leading hockey team may have and North Dakota. WCHA a 3.0 n»'k. Trewin games and in 7 enjoyed great success on its Powerful Wisconsin has Warden "L 10 points, while Tech's "This recent eight - game road trip, but the squad knows Huskies are right behind the MSU W 4 1 L Pts. 15 iSHoiHg lobJ b'Kgest sefi.P Badgers with eight. recent it's always more However, Tech will come Denver North Dakota 5 4 0 12 Alex years," lerpav ^ advantageous to play at its into East 3 12 "Wf. ' comm '""mi™ own home rink. Lansing with Wisconsin 5 1 ca« ri-ally tad perfect 8-0 overall and 4-0 10 Especially when it has its conference records. The Mich. Tech. 4 0 8 commanding position most important series of the Notre Dame •eague after ou, 1 Huskies' are off to their best 3 3 8 year (thus far) coming up. month," he added start since the 1965-66 Minnesota 14 5 MSU is The Spartan icers will be campaign, when they took Minn. - Duluth 15 2 ^gaged in I facing Michigan Tech Friday Hockey returns and Saturday nights at the WCHA title. I^ast year, the Spartans Colo. U M College 15 17 2 *»,!*k7,!"r"" wt t kend. with «•Nol friendly Demonstration Hall 2 High scoring Mark Calder takes a shot at the Spartans currently reside in first place in the WCHA in their first home series of went to Houghton for Tech's annual Winter (Tie: MSU - Minnesota) a^i?18^8 31 >>t>nvl Minnesota goalie in a game last year at standings while Tech carries a 4-0 conference record the season, and there is two-game s Carnival series, and defeated Demonstration Hall. Action returns to the old ice and quite a bit at stake. lllllllillllllllllllllllllll "We an 8-0 overall mark in the series. First of the Huskies in two straight hard on Tech, with our are really hJ arena this weekend as MSU faces Michigan Tech in an all, MSU especially on start," Terpay | currently holds first place in games by 5-3 scores. our home ice." important series Friday and Saturday nights. The State News photo by Jon Kaufman Most Being in first p|ace afJ the WCHA standings with importantly, the Centers Mike Zuke and month on the series this weekend will be Bob D'Alvise lead the Tech bad at all.' road isl1 worth eight points — four scoring, Zuke with 14 OPEN SEASON FRIDAY for each victory. "You points on seven goals and There playing at are advantage! can always bet on seven assists and D'Alvise We II home, thoush? Michigan Tech being with 12 points on six be better tough," Spartan coach Amo goals because we will be ref and six assists. bacl Bessone said. Wingers Lei a normal routine' "They will be Young swimmers optimistic Hartviksen and Oraham said. "Also, even tougher than North Wise each have 11 points. most of the you in¬ Dakota. But, 1 expect we'll give them a real battle down Goalie Rick Quance has rink will be for people at] won three games and a you. iJ By JACK WALKDEN The top here. We've always been averages 2.7 goals allowed disadvantage for >r the a] freshman of the two of the team." top divers in the Indiana, Michigan and the group is diver Dave Big Ten last A swimming meet is year. Buckeyes in the upper Burgering, who diving coach track meet in water. There division of the are some major differences between the two, however. John Narcy considers as an "outstanding prospect." "As for which is the better of the two," Narcy relays. Big Ten earthly delights... There is only one way to Burgering is from said, "that remains to be One factor that might Lansing Sexton and was run, but there are several offered a scholarship at hurt MSU in the FYiday ways to swim, so there are Indiana Tom meet with Eastern is laces for different strokes University, but Bensen, a instead chose MSU. sophomore diver, is out for because of the earliness of and at different distances. the the diving competition on Back from last year's season after a knee There are no equivalent events in swimming to squad are six swimmers and operation. Saturday, MSU's three top divers will not imported clothing, rugs, two divers who placed in compete match throwing weights in The Spartans the open their Friday. Ridinger, Cook and tiack and field, but the aiving competition is much Big Ten. Ken Winfield, a senior swimming season p.m. Friday by at 7:30 either Burgering or jewelry, leather goods, and most valuable swimmer hosting sophomore Barry like the jumping events. Eastern Michigan. VanAmberg will be on their For the MSU swimming on the last year's team, leads the veterans. He was Eastern Michigan won way to Ohio State by the incense, candles, art team, the word around the third in the conference last the time Friday's meet starts. NCAA small college training room is optimism even though a greater part year in the 200 butterfly and is considered - yard championship last year and TTiis will put the burden on junior Dave Schounstad and prints, organic soaps, of the team is made up of finished with a duel meet one of the freshmen Dave Baxter and top 20 in the record of 10 - 2. One of he freshmen. "I don't know what to world. Alan losses was to MSU. Tom Lewellen for the EMU meet. lotions, and much more at Dilley, another expect," Spartan swimming senior and all KEN WINFIELD Eastern has most of last coach Dick Fetters said. - American, returns with backstroke and year's squad back this year "The freshmen rest of the veterans in the were all which makes the meet freestyle specialties. swimming department. aood hi$v school swimmers," Senior appear to be of the Paul Virtue Two divers return from one tetters said. "It's going to season's best. the" take some time to find out how they'll do in returns as a 500 - yard freestylist and sophomores last year. Kim Ridinger, a senior, and junior Mike On Saturday, the Estate news The Garden of Earthly Delights college Jim Bradford, Paul Fetters competition." Cook are back. Spartans travel to Ohio and Bill Hall make up the Ridinger and Cook were State to compete with 226 Abbott Rd. Your last THE NEWALBUM chance this term to hear the rock 'em sock 'em sound of rock & roll, only at i r SUNDAY, DEC. 3 United Artists Records and Tapes UMHD«niBisnrtH« Thursday, November 30. 197? 15 CLOSE, TWO bedroom apartment girl winter and spr^Vcrms. $55. Phone 332-0437. 3-12-1 BLOCK FROM campus. 2-nr NEW $1 70. 337-2450. 1 ONE BEDROOM apart Durand, No. 7. 3-12-1 Carpeting, balconies, air. 5 minutes from campus NEEDED: ONE girl. Sublet $165 per month. winter/spring. $68.50. Block Call B.J. RUTTER REALTY EDROOM, 4 man from campus. 337-2002 393-5353 apartment. Furnished, close, before 5 pm. 3-12-1 5-12-1 CLEANING GIRL, $60/ man. 351-1374. 2-12-1 mobile homes part time. See GIRL TO sublet winter/spring. FURNISHED ATTIC - TYPE, Dennis, VARNEY'S MOBILE SMALL ONE person apartment. $75 monthly. On campus. GREMLIN > 1 bedroom, near Sparrow. HOMES, 725 West Grand Wood paneled, carpeted, Call after 2 pm. 337-2080. condition Couple or quiet single, deadline. River, 4 miles east of campus. completely furnished. $110/ 3-12-1 $28/week. 663-8418. 3-12-1 gold. OLDS 88, 4-12-1 1965, all power, month plus utilities. Near |pM. one class day 625-3677. 2-12-1 excellent running condition, "Gables." Weekdays, call 6 - NEEDED: ONE man winter or republication. best offer, 355-3039 VW 1971 - Factory camper, 9pm only. 332-3970. 2-12-1 QNE MAN for 4.man FALCON 1965 6 •/spring for 3-man. Winter-spring. $60/month. - cylinder excellent condition, must evenings. 3-12-1 i. No 332-6394. 3-12-1 351-0926. 3-12-1 : i o n s / C o r- standard; new tires sell! Call 482-2346. 3-12-1 Call GIRL NEEDED for w 12 noon one alternator, exhaust. Great OPEL KADETTE, 1968 - 694-8196. 3-11-30 SUBLET. Very close, 2 man. 3 transportation. 66,000 miles, 2 GIRLS NEEDED y before 35,000 miles, $500. Call after VW—1967, excellent buy. Must sell 337-1137. 2-12-1 acceptable, very nice. $175. 332 6938. 3-12-1 immediately! Best offer. winter-spring. New Cedar 4pm, 337-0084. 1-11-30 ALOHA CAMAAINA 337-0995. 3-12-1 337-2119. 3-12-1 Village. Call 351-9228. jtion on job WANTED: Person to sublet 3-12-1 |e State News will be FIAT 1967 850 Spyder. New brakes and muffler. Needs PLYMOUTH/ SPORT FURY Hawaii after basement apartment. Phone TWO GIRLS, needed for >onsible only for the 1966. 2 door, hardtop, Motorcycles ^5 332-0776 after 5:30pm. apartment winter term only. 1 MAN NEEDED immediately! ■si day's incorrect body work. $400. 351-7727. automatic. Call 485-0677. KAMAAINA CAREER 2-12-1 Call 332-3064. 3-12-1 6-12-1 Own room Meadowbrook X-4-12-1 OPPORTUNITY DAY, Box Trace Town House. Call BMW's, YAMAHAS, 9668, Honolulu, Hawaii ONE GIRL needed for mobile 1 students L»e 882-0139. 3-12-1 aos must It™ PLY MOUTH $150 VALIANT™1964^ TRIUMPHS, RICKMAN. 73's now in stock. ALSO 96820. 3-11-30 home. $45. Call 351-0008. 2-12-1 close. 332-2418. 3-12-1 or highest offer. Good FEMALE SUBLEASE winter or transportation. 332-3258. YAMAHA SNOWMOBILES. WANTED - GIR LS 3-11-30 Buy now and take advantage with sewing experience to work MALE, NON - smoker for two ONE MAN for 2 • man. Capital FORD 1971 - LTD Brougham. of our wfnt'er"pnEK:-TSrgfe ' about 30 hours a week. Good Villa Apartments. $70. Lots of extras. Excellent PONTIAC TEMPEST 1967 - stock of leathers, helmets, pay. Must be mellow. Call Rob, 351-1367. 2-12-1 351-5848, Tom. 3-12-1 condition, $2,700. 393-9710. convertible, automatic. Runs parts a>id accessories. SHEP'S 371-2088. 2-12-1 TWO GIRLS needed to sublease 3-12-1 good. $450. 393-8459. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 rwo men needed to sublet GIRL NEEDED to sublease WOMEN INTERESTED in winter/spring Cedar Village. 1-11-30 North Cedar, Holt. Just south - apartment. $53.75/ month. winter/ spring. $60. 337-2568. 3-12-1 FORD VAN 1969 , 42,000 of I - 96 overpass. Phone earning extra money in your Beechwood Apartments, 6 332-3992 after 6pm. 3-12-1 PORSCHE 1967, 911, 5 speed. 694-6621. C-5-12-1 spare time? We need sincere, months lease. 332-6785. ONE Gl RL needed to sublet Excellent condition, low ambitious gals interested in X-4-12-1 1 MAN NEEDED for 4 man 8 1969, excellent two man. Milford working with people. For sublet winter New engine, mileage, tape deck. Michelin radials. Phone 351-1420 or / appointment call 339-8837. rWO BEDROOM furnished Village. 332-0567.6-12-1 term. Cedar Apartments. Fleduced rates. 351-5013. 3-12-1 |l,795. 882 1729. 3-12-1 FORD WINDOW van - 1969, 351 4386. 3-12-1 1-11-30 mobile home, $35 per week. excellent condition. 3 seat, 6 Quiet and peaceful. 10 4 MAN Cedar Village apartment. IvELLE 1966 6 cylinder, - cylinder standard. Call SUPER BEETLE 1971. VW GUARANTEED repair. PART TIME student Sublease winter/ spring ONE MAN for 4-man. Cedar Wmely RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and 337-0073. 6-12-1 Village winter/spring terms. dependable. $150. 489 2619 before 3pm. 5-12-1 Excellent wheels, stereo, 641-6601. X0-3-12-1 terms. Okemos Road. 349-9620. $65/month. Phone 337-1285. ■371519 after 5pm. 2-12-1 exhaust. Must see. $1800. C-11-30 X-4-12-1 FORD PANEL truck - 1949! 641-4233. 2-12-1 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2 man SOUTH HOLMES, 301 WELLE MALIBU 1969, 1 967 650cc Triunr ph - furnished apartment. $135 apartment no "urnished, WANTED: MALE to rent winter ^•8, 29,500 miles, excellent Bonneville. Complete sr TEMPEST 1966. Automatic, CHEVROLET - 283 engine BABYSITTER WANTED. per month. Call 487-3216, 1 bedrooro^VTies included, term. Cedar Village, $75/ dition. Phone 485-3987. Best offi with 3 - speed standard plow unit. power steering. Very clean. 882-231 6 after 3pm. $130 p ^vlionth. Available month. 351-3186. X-5-12-1 641-6050. 3-11-30 $375,349-1704.3-12-1 transmission. $150 or best Apartment available offer. Phone 485-5854. December 16. 0-2-12-1 SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY 3 - 396 - 1967,4 FORD WAGON 1965, $325. T-BIRD 1966. Needs work, 2-12-1 apartment, $137.50/ month. sr steering, snow $600 or best offer. Call i 1965 Mustang convertible, ONE BEDROOM, central air, Call 351-1546. 4-12-1 or best offer. GIRL NEEDED for 3 $380. Both in excellent 351-8128 5 -9pm. 5-11-30 FORE IGN CAR parts, shag carpeting, dishwasher, man 56-1087 after 5pm. 3-12-1 WAITER BOUNCERS for THE CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 luxury apartment, running order. 337-7114 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1966 self cleaning oven, balcony, MOBILE HOMES - 1 and 2 - East Kalamazoo Street. 1 TRESTLE. Must be able to after 5pm. 4-12-1 pool, clubhouse, saunas. bedroom, East Lansing area. |EVR0LET 1963. Reliable reliable around city. Needs mile West of campus. wait tables and handle 332-0266. 2-12-1 $65/monthly. 351-1715. Call 882-6072. 4-12-1 iportation. Automatic work. 372-0389, 5 - 8pm. 487-5055. C-11-30 problems that arise. $2.00 3-12-1 HORNET SST automatic with radio. Best offer. 2-12-1 per hour, 4 or 5 nights a air, 14,000 miles, $1800 or PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TWO MALES need third. Cedar ■655-1421. 3-12-1 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair week, 5 hours per night from WOMAN NEEDED for 3 man. best offer, 489-9970, VALIANT, MONTE Carlo, 4 NORTH. Furnished 1 Village, winter and spring. work on VW bugs, buses or 9:00pm - 2:30am. Contact $55. Albert near Milford. 372-5950. 5 11-30 speed, disc brakes, POR bedroom, utilities paid, JtVROLET 1964 Biscayne. Gias. GRAND RIVER Mr. Bennett at 489-8765. 332-5695. 3-12-1 __353-0^28L4-^2-1_ ° finisher, never crashed — full garage. Available December is great! $150 or best CITGO. 1054 East Grand 3-12-1 CASA DEL SOL, East Lansing. 355-9200. 3-12-1 IMPALA CUSTO\"0972. Air, shielding, roll bar, aux fuel River. 337-9133. C-11-30 WANTED: ONE roommate for Now available, 1 bedroom tank, driving lites, roof two man apartment. Shag unfurnished apartments. Call spotlight, 12 tires, 8 wheels, fVROLET, 1968 - 2 door, spare parts. 1-784-6006. M.A.C. CITGO behind carpet, stereo, T.V., $95.50 —?il"®°20^9-1^2-1 ila Super Sport 1 owner. Jacobson's. Carburetor and , OUTGOING CONSERVATIVE per month. Call 337-0116 ^ conditii >n. New JAVELIN 1969 290 V-8, tape B-1JM tune up specialists. VW ONE NON-SMOKER for one _ - after 9:30 pm. 3-12-1 female roommate wanted. deck, good condition. Must bedroom, Hull Apartments, ■Jittery, almost r iew tires. sell! Call 353-6035. 3-12-1 VEGA 1971, Hatchback, many parts and service. Bug parking Orchard and Grand River. January through March. Free ■<895.694-0149, or 694-0658 extras, good condition. $9/ month. 332-31 17. 322-1653. 2-12-1 ■■tor 5pm. 3-1130 C-11-30 phone, rent negotiable. 351-3985. 4-12-1 353-9100 or 351-3869. NEED MAN to sublet winter 8-12-1 PWOLET NOVA 1972 VEGA 1972. Kamback, low MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, - 1 i leage, Michigan and Grand River. HOUSE PARENTS - college page) J ,000 miles, 4 new radial Standard, power steering, Low cost, expert exhaust couples to supervise (evenings ■J?}' Like new condition. condition. $600. 489-1052. rapid. 355-2840. 3-12-1 repair. Custom work. Pipe and weekends) 7 fairly ■ ^60. 351- 7324. 3-11-30 4-12-1 bender. FREE ESTIMATES, independent adult girls CROSSWORD (r ONE GIRL for 4 man. Winter - rded) 332-2927. C-11-30 constructed, completely spring. $77. University PUZZLE ACROSS Terrace. 351-3056. 2-12-1 tuns 111 1963 Chevrolet (Impala), furnished, ultra - modern 23. National Guard excellent for parts. Best homes. Free room and board 1. Jeep 27. Chancel seats offer. Call 339-9775. 2-11-30 and ONE GIRL for 4 r Turf 29. Italian town monthly salary. Call Hill Apartmen 7. Importune 30 Joke Richard Cooper, 489-3731. 349-1748. 2-12-1 11.Caucho 31. Infant 8-12-1 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 12. Route 32. Cleansing East Kalamazoo Street since 13. Close agent ONE BEDROOM furnished 1940. Complete ARE YOU 14. Diamond 35. Ruminant getting paid what apartment to sublet necklace 36. Adjoin painting and collision st you're worth? Looking beginning December 1st. 16. White House 37. Repetition 485-0256. XC-11-30 for someone who feels under $195 per month. 1376 East dog 40. Tolerable - challenged. Call 349-1499. Grand River, East Lansing. 17. Remnants 41. Anglo-Saxon Call 349-9519. 2-12-1 18. Ship of the king Xi PART TIME work, $300 month. 1 OR 2 GIRLS for apartment 1 desert 19. Perjority 42. And not 43. Crystal-gazer 1 Mutt 44 Clay 2. Fatima's 5 Crewmen You must have block from campus. $62/ LEARN TO fly! Complete flight car. 45. Potato bud husband 6. Recolor month. 337-9401. 2-12-1 Applicants call 489-3494 for 7. Strange training. All courses are government and VA certified. 2 3 H 5 6 7 6 9 .0 8. Paper measure PAST TONY COATS FRANCIS AVIATION. ROOMMATE - own room. NEEDED 2 man $90. Call Carol, " % 12 % »3 9. High wind 10. Epochal ON GRAND RIVER Airport Road. Call 484-1324. C-11-30 337-2527. 1-11-30 •M yfo 16 16 15. Ringleader NON-STUDENT SUBLEASING % 18. Wolframite 19 Existed IntS I !T R'.SPR|NG. SUMMER. These spaciousmanaTm^tts ' Hi" APartmentt' now under "eW are^rpetedtnd furnished apartmwitsare carp . ^ ^ TENENTS FOR are easy to your vacancies find with fast Waitresses, or more. between 2 age - 18 - 25, 30 hours Call 351-2755 5 pm. 0-11-30 spring. 1 351-4509. o-12-l WIN^.R and RENTED campus. %% 19 20 17 % % 21 18 % % 20. Individual 21. Creek 23. Russian jet Itondit mCtiV8, comfortable furniture' Ea^h acftS per unit and include the acting 355-8255 Want now. Ads. Dial man Cedar Village 22 w, 23 25 26 24 Group annuity 25. Form of of10"1"9' Thesa 4 man units have UP t0 Pnom Throughout the academic year NEED MONEY for Christmas? apartment for rent. Call 27 26 i9 Esperanto llW. ' 9'ant PO°' and recreation room. Full or part time help. No % |( tjme d 351 1716. 5-21-1 26. Manner experience necessary. Car 3o 31 _EWI1 be transportation to and first residents of needed. Please call 694-2104 JKEMOS. BEAUTIFULLY % VA % 28. Remiss 31. Brooded |^puns,-.ana9er '•Hill — can . jt any maintenance" IflfY°U^9 f°r anv maintenance. today. 2 bedroom units start at $62- you » *n - month per man. CALL at Model open 349-3530. between 10am and 4pm. 4-12-1 furnished livingroom, bedroom, bath. Private 37 3 fc 33 •W 37 35 %% 36 39 32. Food fish 33. Hautboy |Jfi' 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL DRIVERS WANTED $1.80/ hour plus mileage. Musi be entrance, parking, yard. i 34. Trick 35. Knee |' »9and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. 18, able to work Friday and $125/ month including MO % Ml 1 42. 37. Margin utilities. 349-3640. 5-12-1 wa^mentexclusively by: ALL STATE MANAGIME sJ|TE4n weekends and have Inquire at DOMONO's own car. _ TWO BEDROOM close, modern, 43 % MM % MS 38. Oriental condiment 39. Prior to 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. PIZZA, 5214 South Cedar furnished, with stereo, only EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 after 4:30pm. 5-11-30 $240. 351-1587. 7-12-1 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Nover STUDENT 355-8255 365-8255 E :m 38 [ Animals GIRL NEEDED for clean, quiet MEN, WOMEN. 50 SERVICE DIKgCTOKY Vi block USED sewing machines. house, $62.50 per month. PENTAX. CANON, Nikon, SRL campus, furnished, carpeted. $9.95 and up. Consoles and G Call Joann or Linda, $13 $18 weekly. 215 Louis. cameras. Durst M301 portables, Zig - Zag and 351-2549.0-11-30 351 4495. 3 - 5pm. 0-10-12-1 enlarger. Used zoom lenses straight stitchers. Also, used New 23mm f3.5 wide vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and angle COUPLE NEEDS 3rd lenses, $89.95. Pioneer 77A person to SINGLES, $70. Doubles, $100. up. ELECTRO GRAND, COLLEGE TRAVEL m m m ni BUD'S share house, 804 - stereo speakers. Pioneer PL50 evenings. 4-,2 ' 6 own bedroom, Furnished, utilities, Kitchen, East Michigan, Lansing. l OFFICE 2 y t3SZK Auto Parts Inc. 482 3624. 4-12-1 TV, lounge. Phone, parking. Hours 9 am - 5pm. Saturday ltBreo Howell ,urmable. Bell and 545 1 6mm 130 West Grand River Ave. Late Model Motors and 484 9774. 3-12-1 9 - 12 noon. 0-11-30 sound movie M°bile Home, fSHoms parts a FOUR BEDROOM house for sets. 1000 used 8 projector. TV Color speciality. rent. 1 block from campus. 425 ANN Street. Single rooms. WASHER AND dryer, perfect track 351-6010 332-3691.4-12-1 tapes, used stereo $70 a month, paneled, condition. 1 year old, $290. albums, SCHULT 8. huge selection oriental well x . furnished, carpeted, laundry 337-2068.4-12-1 'umishud THE ALOHA THREE LOVELY one and two and cooking facilities. Paved tapestries. WILCOX ear vvi,h sh; SECOND HAND STORE campus Holiday Specials A to Z RENTAL • EVES EXAMINED bedroom houses. Two furnished; parking, two blocks from 12-STRING GUITAR Epiphone 509 East Michigan. 8 5 30 condition. 332495;C • j Handmade Tree 6019 S. Cedar • GLASSES unfurnished. one Marl new, $155. 10-speed bicycle p.m. Ornaments 393-2232 $140 - $180 plus utilities. 1 351 7236. 3-12-1 Schwinn Super Sport, $150 Mondey - Saturday. • CONTACT LENS 2 miles from 485-4391. Master champion Delicious cakes U-HAUL RENTALS DR. I.Li. Collina, Optometrist campus. new $99. Excellent - B a n k A Charge, 10* * manatee 1 & candies valley-towriqht Available now. 349-3604, MEN CLOSE condition. 489-9708. 4-12-1 m er terms, icard, 56'. 2 ta- - to MSU. Clean, modern New quilted fabrics C6-Optical Services 349-2540. 0-4-12-1 Layaways, trades. C-11-30 interior PERMANENT HITCHES quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone, gallon 303 Abbott Rd. 351-191 INSTALLED 5218 S. Logan. 393-4230 485 8836.0-4-12-1 KNEISEL SKIIS 175, Koflack W8te| ROOMMATE WANTED, own boots size TWO ANTIQUE slat back - refrigerator, gas h 7, Nevada TIRED OF BEING COLD?! WASHDAY SAVINGS room, fireplace, 929 bindings, poles, boot tree, chairs, oil finish. Framed metal etchings. front. a"(1 large storage shed f|0J. 25c PER LOAD Seymour, Lansing. Call carrying case. 339-9729. 351-1708. Warm Up With A Comfy' THE BEST FOR LESS 489 5491. 2-12-1 2-12-1 353-9462 or 3> 4-12-1 3-121 DOWN FILLED JACKET! - Great For Hunting, Sking WENDROW'S ECONOWASH FOUR BEDROOM. 1 block to FURNITURE: 3 complete X-MAS FRUIT baskets. Sold in J9Jj Catering to MSU for LANGE DYNAMIC 70 Used And AII Winter Sports!.'.' - lobby RICHMOND WHITE BIRCH STABLES Weddings, Parties and SPECIAL TEXAS campus. 4 - 5 students. rooms for only $377. one season. 207cm. Very of Horticulture 1969, 12' MOBILE 1 Banquets WASHER 50c 332-8300. 2-12-1 BROOKS FURNITURE. sharp. 353-0140. 4-12-1 Building. At noon and 5pm x ~ 1935 S. Meridian Rd. 3006 VINE ST. H O rn e 677-0071 call 349-9500 am to 11 627-9600. 0-11-30 daily through Friday F nals N| a n 0r p. l b|KW. of Sear WANT 2 people week. $2.50 large, $1.50 unfurnished, $3 750 ^ starting winter BALDWIN PROFESSIONAL small. Call 355 5204 for call term. Close, cheap, own AQUARIUMS. 3,5's; 1,10; portable organ and sound J jm pi room. 351-3129 evenings. assorted supplies; filters; orders and information or 332-5045. 312 1 cabinet. $1,000. Little over 1 go tc 2-12-1 lights; gravel. 2, 7' X 3' X year old. Used little. Valued to Room 301 HB. 2-12-1 14" Shelves. Bob, 339 8685 197 1 new at $1,500. Call MAMLETTE MO NEED SOMEONE TO share between 3-6 pm. S-3-12-1 Jim, HARMONY SOVERIGN guitar home GIRL FOR 3 man, close. No GIRL WANTED winter term, NEED 1 2 people for house or house. Own bedroom, close 372-5238. 4-12-1 with case. Just like new. 12' * 63' J: security deposit. $75/ month. reduced rent, 1 block from $65. Call 351-6523 after 5pm. on Linden. Winter /Spring, to campus, no lease to sign. WATERBED SALE: buy a 485-0134.2 12 1 campus. 337-2302. 4-12-1 MEN'S KASTLE (Lange) skns, S-5-12-1 337-0179. S-5-12-1 Available anytime after waterbed for Christmas! December 1st. Call 489-3301. From $8.50. bindings, 2 pair boots (size FISHER ALU skiis 205cm. 351-0717. TWO MAN for sublet, winter, 8, 9). Best offer. 337-9130, WANTED: OWN GIRL, ATTRACTIVE room in ■2-12-1 3-12-1 Tyrolia bindings. Scott poles. room for 332-1756.4-12-1 spring. 124 Cedar. Call Jan, Rieker boots 11V4 N. winter - spring terms (close). quiet house, close, utilities TWO Car STUDENTS. NEWLY WEJ Jeff 313-971-0525. 5-12-1 351-3589, 353-2971.3-11-30 paid, $90. 351-6722. 4-12-1 PEOPLE for three MUST SELL! Norton 1970 rack. 351-2149. 2-12 1 for minimum bedroom house. Own rooms. PERFECT CHRISTMAS gift. investmen) Commando. Blue star skiis. can live ONE GIRL needed for Cedar Utilities paid. $72/ month. boot* poles. 485-8221.3-12-1 Import cocktail rings and CCM HOCKEY skates. Size 3 bedroom economically i,i NEED ONE girl for winter term. DESPERATEI ONE, two. three 10. mobile r Village. Rent negotiable. 489-3222. 2-12-1 princess rings. Genuine Good roommates. Close. to sublease apartments ruby. Like new. 353-1913. Located in I 351-6562. 3-11-30 or INDOOR TENNIS Membership sapphires, garnet, Australian 1-11-30 337-1471. 5-12-1 house. Furnished, own Holt, 10 minuti unlimited play through May opals, priced from $35 to SONY bedroom. Elliott. 332-1051. 6045 to the ONE MAN to sublet 15th. $50 351 3097 3-12-1 $65. 355-8080. 5-12-1 receiver, Garrard University, i SUBLET TWO 4-12-1 Synchro lab, Mark V JOAN SMITH, - people for Twyckingham winter/ spring. - 69401^ speakers. Like Call ALL STAR $70/ month. SONY TC-355, accessories and ELECTRIC DRYER, $25, runs new. REAL 351-1591. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed George, 351-0358. 2-12-1 694 8181. 2-12-1 3-11-30 over 21. Own room in 3 10 reels of tape. Call 337-2079. excellently. New lawnmower, bedroom house. $90. Call 3-12-1 $25. Boat and trailer, $50. SKI 200 Salamon GREAT LAKES Phone 393-1213. 5-12-1 bindings, S-40 12', NEEDED ONE man for four Houses 351-1425 after 5pm. 3-12-1 484-4422. 0-11-30 poles. Boots No. 9. All located in ALTO SAXOPHONE good. King Art!. Selmer. man. $60/ month. Call Paid $675. ALWAYS BUYING household $25,355-7899.1-11-30 Carpeted, refrigerator 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, brand FURNISHED SINGLE Immaculate. 337-0106. 5-12-1 room - stove included, Accessories. merchandise from small lots p FRATERNITY HOUSE room new, completely carpeted, cooking. Lady preferred. $425. ANTIQUE iEWELRY, clothes, to Pho.ne 489 7083 ONE GIRL fqr large 2 and/or board, winter term. appliances furnished, married Close to union. Negotiable. 355-5842. 3-12-1 complete housefulls, for collectables for that special - man. 663-8418. 784-8871 511 Winter. Walking Call 332-5053. 5-12-1 couple preferred, children 2-12-1 highest prices. 625-3188. distance. Christmas gift, MSU FLEA and pets allowed. BOSE 901 SPEAKERS, Sansui TREASURE CHEST. 5-12-1 332-0487. 5-12-1 $190/ MARKET. Union Building, MARLETTE 1969 12' CAMPUS NEAR, 2 bedroom in 5000 receiver. Dual 1219 x 5i monthly. Security deposit ROOM FOR quiet female Sunday December 3rd, 1 - changer. SKIIS, 205cm, Head SL's, with bedroom, unl NEEDED: ONE man for four double lot, gardeners delight. $200. 675-5454. 3-12-1 available winter term. Can be Tandberg 6000X 5pm. 2-12-1 $4,500. Phone man. Close to campus. Winter Stove, refrigerator, disposal, seen sooner. deck, Advent Dolby. markers. $75. 355 2428. 337-2418 after 5 11-30 air conditioning. GIRL NEEDED 351 2648. 3-12-1 3-12-1 and spring. 351-4191. 4-12-1 $200 per - fun house. 5pm. 2-12-1 AKAI TAPE deck 280D. 10 month. Young married or Close to campus, $60/ FOR SALE months old, Fisher speakers MARLETTE 1970, 2 bedr SKI BOOTS, size 10, worn Master's degree FRANDOR NEAR - 1 faculty preferred. Available month, winter and/or spring. FARMHOUSE FRATERNITY once. - XP7B's 5 months old. 12' x 60' unfurnished ■' winter term. 351-0796 after Call 351-9361. 3-12-1 5 buckle. $55. 355-6033. hood and gown, size bedroom, unfurnished, $145; 151 Bogue. Room, board 5. 355 9481. 2-12-1 stove, refi igHratc 6 pm. 5-12-1 3-12-1 1 589 8594. 3-12-1 furnished, $160. Carpeted, $361/ term. Call 332-8635. shed, skirting. 1 GIRL NEEDED for 2 2-12-1 laundry facilities. Grad - KING SIZE Sterns and Foster Windsor Estates NEED MAN bedroom house. Close to MARTIN GUITARS: 1939 000 SCOTT 2560 compact students or married couples winter and / or 18. cassette bed, 5 months old. Excellent, before noon or campus. Phone 332-6412. NEXUS CO-OP openings winter $300. 1960 D 18, $280. system. Like new. 351 9749 preferred. No pets. Call spring. $70. call 353-7899, $180 Phone 351-5785. 6-12-1 collect, 332 1619. 5-12-1 3-12-1 term. Female and male. Call 355-2370 extension 26. after 5 p.m. 3-12-1 1-587-6680. 4-12-1 2-12-1 351 0100 2-12-1 2-11-30 FEMALE, OWN SUEDE COAT with lamb trim. $50/ NEED TWO for house. 1 block STORY'S! 1 MAN room. FOR 4 BLIZZARD SKIIS - 210 cm. month. Kitchen, parking, from campus. Own SINGLE. MALE student. Block WOMEN'S BUCKLE ski boots Size 9-10. New. Best offer. Meadowbrook Trace. room, Excellent condition. Also utilities included. Across winter size 7. Only worn 351-2017 after 6 p.m. 3-12-1 882-1065. 4-12-1 and spring. $70. once. campus. Cooking, parking, WANTED: from Williams. 351-3777. 3-12-1 351-2396. 3-12-1 314 Evergreen 2-12-1 332-3839. 337 0459. 2-11 30 SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. Headmasters Reiker 694-6761 2 12-1 boots. DAILY ONE roomie for 4 STANDEL 6- STRING electric woman. spring. Sublet winter/ Twyckingham. $70/ ROMMATE WANTED for house 2 ACRES River, ON sits Looking this Glass attractive ROOM BOARD - Sorority $650 new, only $200 with Help prevent them with prescription sunglasses. WANT Classical A bargain? $100 DOZEN with warm, case. Beautiful OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2615 guitar pluscase, month. 332-2831.4-12-1 open, people. Inexpensive. Call Neil mature ranch on blacktop road. Full House just north of 353-2879. 2 11-30 shape. East Michigan. $80 used )mmaculate USED CAR I basement. 2 car garage. Jacobson's. Lansing. 332-8835, - condition. Call GIRL NEEDED winter and/or after 6pm, 349-1216. 3-12-1 Under $30,000. Minutes 337-9706. 2-12-1 372 7409. C-5-12-1 S-2-12-1 353-5830. SPECIALS I from East Lansing, Call Ann SONY STEREO, $250. spring. Cedar Village, Of THE FEMALE FOR Lansing house - Complete bed, $20. Leather SCOTT RECEIVER turntable, 337-1891. 3-11-30 Ferrigan. Office 882-2475, OWEN GRADUATE dorm, DURING STUDY break go to fireplace, own room $67/ residence 651-5518. room available winter/ trunk, $25. 351-3334 3-12-1 speakers: N.kon FTN; 45GN; Wl I K month. 482-3777. 2-12-1 spring. Micro Nikkor; 300mm. two christmas Flea Fair. Union 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED - WARNER REALTY Will pay deposit. 353-7070. 2f)d f|QOr , 4pm Sunday $210/ month. Winter spring, - COMPANY. 3-12-1 2-12-1 DISHWASHER PORTABLE, - e'««L°"'Cc JW,0*' December 3rd. 2-12-1 69 CHEVY IMPALA GIRL NEEDED for duplex, front load, avocado wood 332-0275. S-5-21-1 near campus. 351-5437. 4 dr grey close. $37.50. 332-0415. TWO WOMEN needed for 3-11-30 good top. Excellent condition. TWO SOFAS, chairs, tables, ice 2-12-1 $155. 351-7645. 3-12-1 CHESS house; Excellent location; no onyx, ^ETS. Handcrafted $30 • $40. 485-0870 skates, toys, games, bikes, GIRL TO sublet winter/ deposit. Phone 337-0318. spring. NEEDED: TWO women for before 8pm. 371-3741. 349-4183 2-12-1 Own bedroom, $60. Call 3-12-1 15 Foot Camper trailer, good I 67 RAMBLER REBEL organic home in Lansing. Call 312-1 332-3043. 3-11-30 ONE GRAD student needed for condition, $450. Phone KNEISEL WHITE 2 dr HT white Dennis, 332-2563. 2-12-1 GIRL NEEDED winter term, 2 485 3846 anytime. wing skiis, room in O/ven Hall, for B-3-12-1 180" marker GIRL man, own room, 489-9578. CARPET 9' 12' and bigger, x bindings, NEEDED to sublease winter and spring. 353-6930. Koflach buckle boots, size SUBLET FURNISHED 3-12-1 $20, used. Call 371 3099 winter and spring. Old Cedar one 1-11-30 MEDITERRANEAN 7V4. Call after 6pm 353-1481 Village, 332-3659. 3-11-30 bedroom, duplex, laundry, parking. $175/ month WANTED, OWN room tin EAST. FOR quiet day employed BEDROOM SUITE 4 pieces, excellent condition. after 5pm. 3-12-1 2-12-1 68 PONTIAC CAM I NEEDED: ONE male for 4 includes utilities. Close, 3 5 3-4434 LAMPS GALORE, cedar chest, 2 dr HT - house, close to campus. Ask before 6 pm, ALUMINUM 351 6051 after 5pm. 2-12-1 wall units and CHRISTMAS man. Americana Apartments. for Marvin 882 9298 after 6 pm. 3-12-1 excessories, Gardens, after tree jnc,uding revolving Rent negotiable. 351-0694. 6pm. 332-6041. 2-11-30 r. 372-7973. 6-12-1 carpeting, draperies, and THREE LOVELY ,jghts 437.5773 2-12 1 4-12-1 one and two SKIS YAMAHAS 210cm. complete home furnishings, 68 CHEVY IMPALA bedroom houses. Two THREE ROOM AND board for Nevada BELL FURNITURE SALES BEDROOM furnished, women bindings, good MqVING SALE ONE MAN for furnished; one unfurnished. INC., 4601 North East couch, bed. - 2 dr. HT Lansing carpeted, 827 East Saginaw. at ULREY HOUSE CO-OP. condition, $100. Call $140 $180 plus utilities. 1 - Street. US 27. Phone chairs, television, stereo, apartm p.y_\,cD / month. - Available January. $135. 332-5095. 5-12-1 332-5102. 3-12-1 - .. 484-230L 2 miles from 487.0121.6-12-1 kjj curtains dtter 6pm. 4-12-1 campus. 482-6906. No Available now. 349-3604, 484-5635. 1-11-29 answer, EAST LANSING male SMITH CORONA, $40. Longine wig. etc. student prices.' ONE 349-1540. XO-4-12-1 students, CAMPING TRAILERS, used 484-6439 after 2pm. 2 12 1 MAN for 4-man. Cedar single rooms, refrigerator, stereo set $30. Baby-bed with - Village winter/ spring DUPLEX OWN mattress, $20. Roll-away-bed sleeps 6 or 8. Prices start at 68 OLDS 88 terms. - bedroom, parking. 332-5791.4-12-1 $595. 4 in stock to choose Phone 337-1285. 4-12-1 IN LANSING - 3 grad students kitchen, bath, parking. with mattress, $30. Girls CONGOS. BONGOS and wide 4 dr. or seniors, 3 from. PRIDE CAMPING selection of other percussion bedrooms. $72.50/ month. 351-5582 EMPLOYED STUDENT, male. bike, 26", $30. All excellent PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Living room, dining room, after 6:30pm. 3-11-30 Kitchen privileges, condition. Call CENTER, Holt. 694-8153. instruments available only at study 339-2023. North. kitchen, 2 baths, fireplace, 3-12-1 5-11.30 MARSHALL MUSIC. Furnished studio, room. Bed linen furnished; utilities paid, parking, $115/ newly redecorated. Available LIBERAL GIRL share bath with C-1-11-30 own room, no one. Close to METAL December 10th. $165 per SKIIS with fittings, month plus deposit. Phone month lease. No deposit. Garage. bus, limited parking. SKIIS: FISCHER President's $100. Ski boots, size 9%, SKIIS 67 RAMBLER I 627-5454.4-12-1 plus utilities. $62.50. 332-4239. X-2-11-29 aul-steel K2 Competition, References. Call 489-0583 RSL 205cm. $20. Ladies roller shoe 351-7283. 2-12-1 after 7pm. 3-11-30 Firebird skiis with cubco Marker bindings. $95 or best Wagon skates, size 10, $15. Bundy offer. 355-9342. 1 11-30 GIRL NEEDED winter LARGE ROOM, walk in closet. bindings. 353-4322. 3-12-1 spring. - OWN BEDROOM - clarinet, $85 482-5842. Own room, . close, $75. $62.50, 3 - Big house, $75 includes SINGLE. IN large mobile home. 3-11-30 351-4765.4-12-1 miles from campus with LADIES CLARINET SELMER Signot - 3 utilities. No lease Cooking. Behind Warrens. CLOTHING -wool guys. 337-2613. 1-11-30 Call 482-6535. 2-11-29 - deposit. $65. 351-2715. 3-11-30 skirts, sweaters, long formal, velvet dress. Sizes 5-8. $3 and CAR FOR European sabbatical? Soloist. Excellent band condition, instructor approved. 67 TORT" Buy my good cheap VW 353-3553.1-11-30 wagon blue CEDAR GREENS up. 675-5472. 3-12-1 Variant in Geneva. 349-1125. ROOM FOR man across from — Union. 211 Vi Grand 3-11-30 River, APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES upstairs. 7-12-1 like new; refrigerator; kitchen BUY - Sell - Trade, U.S. and 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Foreign. KALIB, 541 table. Make offer. 351-9160. Tanks, canisters and uprights. East Grand River. 332-0112, 1-6, 63 CADILLAC ROOMS FOR rent December 3-12-1 Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and winter term. Seniors and and Monday - Saturday. C-11-30 COUPE de VILLE SEWING MACHINE Clearance up. DENNIS grads. 526 Sunset Lane. See DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, I Chris, 3rd floor. 3-12-1 Sale. Brand ne* portable, 316 N. Cedar, opposite City Animals IJ< I I <588 $49.95, $5 per month. Large Market. C-3-11-30 GIRL NEEDED selection of reconditioned - own room in • used machines. Singers, IRISH SETTER puppies. lovely, spacious house with FOR SALE - Oboe, best offer. muchland. $59.50. Whites, Necchis, New Home Female. AKC registered. Call 332-4915. 3-12-1 Call and "many others," $19.95 _Phone 655-2871 L5-12-1_ 372-2933 after 5:30pm or to $39.95. Terms RIEKER FIBERGLASS ONE ROOM for EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING ski ^eekends. 202-1^ suitably COMPANY, 1115 North quiet person. Female. Phone condition, $50. Call Heinz, FREE !*UP!\Y 1° 9,ve 351-3541. 3-12-1 Washington. 489-6448. 332-0844 3-11-30 weeks old. Phone 393-8038. 69 OLDS 88 C-3-11-30 4 dr. ROOM GIBSON EBO Bass, 15" JBL - LIGHT housekeeping. NIKON FREE PUPPIES. Mixed breed. 1 STROBE, complete bass speaker, used T.V., Professor's home. East outfit, 2 ma|e, 2 years old, excellent females. 1135 Michigan Avenue llr Lansing. Rent negotiable. Call 3-l'i*M PH°ne 355"6285- ~ right next to Brody Complex 337-7057. 3-12-1 condition, with D-cell battery pack. 627-5626. 5-12-1 485-8261 after 5pm. 2-12-1 65 PONTIAC CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for WINTER' SPRING & and married ROOM. BOGUE CHR7fiTMA9~^ft"IrnT~fc CHRISTMAS GIFTS from IRISH SETTER F«male puppy. Wagon A/C S MMER. These couples Street. $152 LUDWIG DRUMS. set, Full China - Importers sample AKG champion lines, shots and furnished with spacious apartments are carpeted per term. No kitchen and distinctive furniture. Each unit including cymbals, and fiber sale. Jewelry, soap stone w0rmed 339-8585 has a facilities. 351-4280. 3-12-1 evenings. 3-12-1 conditioning. These two - man units have garbage disposal and individual air cases.$1000 new, now $425. carved, printed vase, 641 6601. 6-12-1 linin, apartment. Recreation is parking space for every OWEN pictures, wood carving, over planned for with a giant GRADUATE dorm. 1000 items AKC SIBERIAN HUSKIES. balconies. We also have a full time swimming pool and private Sublease winter/ spring. GUITAR DIASONIC on display. Open OUOBOROS resident manager for - twelve KENNELS, to be among the first residents of CEDAR any problems. If you want 353-7066. 3-12-1 string, excellent condition. imh ma o ~ 655 3632 before 1pm or GREENS call today. The one units start at $86/month per man. bedroom FOR RENTAL INFORMATION - WOMAN. QUIET, single Julie, 349-4226 after 6 pm. 3-11-30 MI.3S " Pm 489 5245 after 5pm. 3-12-1 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month CALL: or room. All At The leases available. Kitchen. 332-0647 after 30% OFF new Martin? G^lld C0LL,E PUPPIES, purebred, MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 6pm. 3-12-1 AVAILABLE MINOLTA SRT101 Fl:4 lens, $140. 355-8173 after 5 3-11-30 pm. Gibson, Fender instruments! All new instruments we sell not re