vie for council seats in Nelson Brown Margaret McNeil Mary Sharp today's election John Nelson Brown, 28, is the cofounder of the Coalition for Margaret McNeil, 22, is 1973 MSU graduate and a Mary Sharp, 56, stands on her Polomsky John Momsky, 43, is an asst. Human Survival, a member of a life - . , long greater Lansing resident. voting record as an eight - year ' professor of engineering, and the American Civil Liberties city council member and former Union and the city's Human Currently employed at mayor pro • tem for four years. member of the College Advisory Relation Commission. He is Crossroads Imports, she is the Council, Society of American She is a consultant for the MSU vice president of East Value Engineers and College of currently employed at the Lansing Human Relations Dept. and a Michigan Council of Churches Democrats, a member of the 26 Engineering Long Range Coalition for Human Survival - year city resident. She and is on the State Board of Planning Committee. He is a and a Democrat formerly was a member of the board member of the Greater American Friends Service precinct delegate. She also helped Michigan Fair Employment Lansing Hockey Assn., MSU Committee. The 10- year Practices city coordinate the 1972 city voting Commission Varsity Alumni Club and the resident from Mexico, and member of the Civil Mo., has drive and was Rights stressed cocampaign Michigan Partners of the throughout the manager for Penny Stern, Advisory Commission to the Americas. He has emphasized campaign the necessity to create a U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Born a society giving people county commissioner. She is in Ann Arbor, she and her "participation by citizens as maximum control over their single, lives at 306 Beal St., and * r" the key to the city." Born in has stressed throughout the husband, Mahlon, now reside at own lives. He and his wife, 950 Audubon Road and have /yI Cleveland, Ohio, the 11 nl city resident and his wife, Ann - year Jackie, live at 1104 N. Hagadorn. campaign that people should be four children and two able to "do their thing." grandchildren. llj have five children and reside at , f (< 1985 Rutgers Circle. [ify voter the State News Tuesday, November 6,1973 michigan Volume 66 Number 61 Michigan State University today East Lansing, Michigan 48824 ten a.m. to Bork asks faith of Congress in ^ 200 pollworkers, city officials, Eligible voter totals include 5,067 >n and computer programmers will newly registered East Lansing citizens who :es today to process and tabulate expanded the voter rolls new prosecutor I for the East Lansing City Council during a registration drive conducted between the FROM WIRE SERVICES Aug. 7 primary election and the Oct. 5 President Nixon conferred Monday at J Clerk Beverly Colizzi says she deadline. Key Biscayne, Fla. with his top energy ■ the election team will be able to Today's election marks the second time adviser John Love on the steps he plans to ■ its work and announce election the city's one and a half year old punch - announce soon on ways to cope with the | before midnight, but added that card voting system has been used in a energy crisis. ocessing could take longer. council election. J. Fred Buzhardt and Leonard [ Lansing voters will cast their Voters use a stylus to punch a hole near B at 34 polling places throughout the two candidates' Garment, Nixon's top Watergate lawyers, names, then deposit their . had several conferences with White House fiich will be open between 7 a.m. ballots in a sealed container. chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr. amid After the polls close, precinct workers indications the President's advisers were rs will select two candidates who will trying to take the offensive against the |v four year terms, from a four - count the number of ballots check them for duplications or and tide of Watergate developments. e slate. The two open council spoilage. e now filled by candidate Mary Precinct chairpersons then take the Acting Atty. Gen. Robert H. Bork ballots to City Hall, where urged Congress Monday to have faith in fend Robert Wilcox, who is retiring, they will be the new special stered voters checked again for incomplete punches. Watergate prosecutor numbering 38,055, appointed by Nixon and to abandon the Ins 5,280 voters on the "inactive After this check, the ballots will be effort to create a prosecutor's post outside I list who may cast a ballot if they taken by police car to Comp U Link - • the executive branch. ■p at a polling place, will have the computer firm at 4000 Grand River Ave., Lansing, where they will be tabulated, Congress is considering a variety of bills [unity to express their candidate to create a new prosecutor who would be hopefully before midnight. immune from firing by the President. Bills that have attracted the most support would empower a judge or a panel of indidates articulate judges in U.S. District Court to name the new prosecutor. Meanwhile, Donald H. Segrstti was sentenced Monday to serve six months in a inds on local issues minimum security institution. Segretti, who has testified he was recruited for his political sabotage by former presidential aide Dwight L. Chapin, where the four candidates in should retain power to hire and fire city had pleaded guilty on Oct. 1 to three I election for two East Lansing City officials. federal misdemeanor counts arising from « seats stand on several major Margaret McNeil his activities in last year's Florida HOUSING: controls, Advocates city rent supports issuance of Curb cut violations Democratic presidential primary. Mary Sharp Eric Gentile, a director of the National Assn. for Fired presidential counsel John W. Dean ■SING: Suggest a city study municipal-revenue bonds to create more and Planning, has acknowledged that some curbs on III has admitted he shredded some of the local nonprofit cooperatives. the Physically Handicapped demonstrates the have been constructed that violate an April |iy of rent control but only after 12, Watergate evidence taken from E. Howard LAW ENFORCEMENT: Wants city problems that curbs present for people confined to fck of the new housing ordinance 1973, curb-cut law. Hunt's White House safe. policemen to keep in patrol car Jquately Aw cost housing gauged. Other options for should be weapons but not on their persons. Advocates wheelchairs. Milton Baron, director of MSU Parks State News photo by Charlie Kidd The disclosure came during court explored proceedings in which U.S. District Judge liberalization of police dress rules. "liversity. John J. Sirica indicated he would deny ENFORCEMENT: Rejects GOVERNMENT RESPONSIVENESS: motions by Hunt and four other Watergate the police apd Calls city council unresponsive and wants Planoiog uoit chief admits forcing city defendants to withdraw guilty pleas ■en to live in the to take hiring, firing power over city city. entered in January's Watergate trial. ■ERNMENT RESPONSIVENESS: department heads from the city manager Bork told a House judiciary ■that council has not and vest it in council. always been subcommittee that special Watergate John Polomsky Jve t„ citizen needs but feels that prosecutor Leon Jaworski, newly violatioos of curb-cut law should take initiative in HOUSING: Willing to consider own appointed by Nixon, has White House I input. Appointed city feasibility of citywide rent controls but assurances he can go to court for any manager only after effects of new housing evidence, including presidential tapes, if ordinance are gauged. Nixon refuses to hand it over. LAW ENFORCEMENT: Rejects Bork said he believes Asst. Atty. Gen. By TRISHA KANE Public Act 8 requires that all sidewalks demilitarizing police and proposal to force arena, and Baron said the contractor who Henry E. Petersen has already drawn up a jler State News Staff Writer and curbs constructed or repaired on policemen to live with city limits. installed nondepressed curbs near the car GOVERNMENT RESPONSIVENESS: Says city council has been unresponsive to and Milton Baron, director of Campus Park Planning, has acknowledged that public property be made more accessible for the handicapped through the use of arena parking lot will definitely correct the violations and install curb cuts before demand for White House documents not previously produced. Elsewhere Sen. Peter H. Dominick, R Inecessory violations of the April 12,1973, curb cut curb cuts and sloped sidewalks. the construction is completed. - citizen needs and strongly pushes creation law were allowed on campus under his Baron said that because of weather Colo., publicly broke with Nixon and of neighborhood associations to facilitate advised Republicans to proclaim direction. limitations "I am most sympathetic with the citizen input into government decisions. on the construction season, no plight He said that the department has work could be completed before ground - of the handicapped students at MSU," independence from the White House. Nelson Brown Baron said. "We're doing our best to plan Dominick, a long - time Nixon loyalist, registered HOUSING: Advocates rent controls, saying he will seek state-level cooperation if necessary to implement them. Asks - requested $7,600 be included in the 1974 75 University budget to correct violations of Public Act 8, but MSU freezing temperatures arrive in one or two weeks. He added, however, that violations will construction favorable to their needs with our restricted budget, and I assure you said in a Denver speech that the President should disclose immediately all be corrected at the earliest possible date that no curb • cut violations will occur on in fo rmation on the Watergate issuance of municipal-revenue bonds to budget officer Lowell E. Levi said Monday insing residents who registered to he believes that the Michigan Legislature next campus in the future." investigations. have not yet received create spring and that the extent of their more nonprofit cooperatives. will appropriate much less than Baroti reconstruction will be determined in cards are still able to vote in LAW ENFORCEMENT: Wants police by the requested. legislature's appropriation. -ity council election. Each precinct t a computer print out of newly to keep guns in glove compartment. Asks liberalization of police dress and Most violations occurred during construction last spring, Baron said, after State Rep. Jelt Sietsema, D - Grand Rapids, has aked Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley Ford finishes testimony Jrds. appearance rules. the law was passed and before April 30, to issue a warning to the Campus Park and voter shows up at the polls h card and is not on the master list, GOVERNMENT RESPONSIVENESS: Calls council unresponsive and suggests when he received several legal opinions that his interpretation of the law was Planning Dept. to begin reconstruction or repairs of the violations within 30 days. in Senate; no snags seen Icity hall will be made to check his council should hold power to hire and fire incorrect. Sietsema said last Thursday that he and Jtus. P who have been placed on the city officials who are unresponsive to "We were not aware that curbs Eric Gentile, a director of the National WASHINGTON (APt - Vice President - designate Gerald R. Ford completed his Kissinger as secretary of state, and that he would have done the same thing Elliot L. citizen demands. Assn. for the T v°tcrs list because they did not adjoining sidewalks under construction Physically Handicapped, will testimony before the Senate Rules Richardson did and resign as attorney Overall, the four candidates agree on had to be cut," Baron said. "If a curb file separate class action suits against the flanges of address should have no the need for a solution to Grand River Committee Monday with no sign of any general if he had been forced to break a ■ broke down, we would install a new cut, University rather than wait until next voting, as long as they reside in Avenue traffic problems and expanded hitch developing on his confirmation as commitment. but we did not interpret the law to spring for correction of violations. Psiiiij. These people will be asked local environmental and public require Spiro T. Agnew's successor. Richardson quit rather than carry out taking out good curbing where broken Several curbs in violation of Act 8 were In response to questions, Ford said if he T' change of address cards. transportation programs. President Nixon's order to fire Archilbald sidewalks abutted to it." recently poured near the new MSU ice became President he would keep Henry A. (Continued on page 11) lopefuls By ANDREA AUSTIN State Newt Staff Writer say more Nelson Brown, Margaret McNeil, John Polomsky and Mary Sharp all say that neighborhood and campus associations would "be citizen input needed Polomsky envisions 10 associations throughout the city in areas alone, they are represented by a group. that have obvious neighborhood definition, I ast including two on "Going before council alone has no effect except to protest what Lansing citizens woke up this year to the harsh reality valuable instruments to help council decision making, but disagree campus. He said he helped form the Tamarisk and Pinecrest has already been done," she said. ■c°uncil decision making when two city projects were on the subtleties of organization and council involvement. neighborhood groups in northern East Lansing. "Groups can offer legitimate W'against many residents' wishes. solutions." Polomsky, whose major campaign emphasis has been increasing Brown, who has said neighborhood associations should not be ■ Kialssay they had used all the means available citizen input to council, advocates Residents of the Bailey School neighborhood, bounded to inform strong neighborhood imposed by geographical boundaries as Polomsky's proposal states, by i' lls plans, but Ann Street construction and associations throughout the city to present unified appeals to said associations would Grand River Avenue, Saginaw Street and 1" Harrison Road Michigan give council a mure systematic way to keep Hagadorn and Abbott renovation were met with council council. citizen council communication - roads, strengthened a loose neighborhood organization in P lull of open. response angry residents. "Council should hold an open, nonagenda, nonbusiness meeting "Council could keep pulse on where people are at," he said. to city council action to construct a segment of Ann Street in L? Wha' both sides admit is a communication gap, the once a month for representatives from the neighborhood "When council talks with a representative of a group it knows that's September. J 1 candidates for two seats in associations to come in with their problems," Polomsky said. "It Residents, fearing a creeping peripheral route that would today's election all agree what a large group within the city feels." bring In .Counci's must make more effort to listen to residents' would give visibility to all the associations about problems in their "Neighborhood associations give people a feeling of having a increased high - speed traffic between the business district and I mvo've them in city decision making. areas and the way they're solving them." channel into council," McNeil said. "Instead of (Continued calling on council on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, No,ember6|; news Firemen delay planned strike roundup BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Also in New York, 30,000 nonmedical workers went on strike at union's demands, which included a $2,000 mv hit. New York City firemen put off a planned strike until today. 48 private, nonprofit hospitals and nursing homes over the contract. Meanwhile, one New York newspaper's settlement promised hope government's failure to approve a 7.5 per cent wage increase. Base pay currently is $14,300 a year, and the citvk for the end of another paper's strike. Trans World Airlines flights were canceled across the country by $700 over an 18 • month period, tying it to increased n»J V_ compiled by our national desk Across the country, walkouts by workers in key jobs Monday cut a walkout of flight attendeants that began at midnight. The fire department issued special instructions ^ hospital care and fire protection and grounded planes. In Milwuakee, officials estimated that about 40 per cent of the trucks with reduced crews and possibly civilian In Milwaukee, National Guardsmen were called up to deal with threatened strikers with "instant city's firemen failed to show up for work Monday, about the same disciplinary action "sN what officials said was m emergency created by a firemen's work Battle claims 400 Vietnamese number as the day before. Their contract expired Saturday, and the public employes are outlawed by state law. ' ^ stoppage. "red flu" epidemic was seen as a pressure tactic aimed at city The TWA dispute, involving 6,000 members of th. Hope that a strike against the New York Daily News would come negotiators. Stewards' and StewardessesAssn., halted all the airline » ■ South Vietnamese survivors said Monday at least 100 to a quick end was expressed after the New York Times reached The "total strike" threatened by New York's 10,500 firemen was Ticket agents in New York were instructed to tentative agreement with the New York Newspaper Guild. The avoided at least for a while after members of the Uniformed remain North Vietnamese soldiers were killed and most of the book no reservations for flights before Nov. 10. utt»i agreement was reached hours after the start of the walkout at the Firefighters Assn. reported for work as scheduled. 300 South Vietnamese defenders killed or captured The Washington Post resumed publication after a Dr News. A state Supreme Court justice ordered further talks on the when Communist forces seized two base camps near the stoppage prevented publication of the paper's main Cambodian border. over the weekend. * . Also Ruling f Saigon's chief military spokesman said at" least one on Monday, members of the United AutoWorko* may full to their jobs at International Harvester plants after. u regiment of Hanoi's 9th Division took part in the walkout. The strike had idled 40,500 workers attack, led by 20 tanks, the largest number committed in 11 state! ^ to a single battle since the cease - fire. aimed at misdemeanor defendants who are no longer in jail but still WASHINGTON STAR NEWS SERVICE suffer disabilties as a result of their convictions. The Slate News is published by the The semiofficial newspaper Dan Chu said the WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court, in a decision that could students of Mil, University every class day during Fall, Winter and Sprim Sui1 These disabilities, the justices indicated, include state-imposed government sent up to 3,000 reinforcements to the lead to the reopening of thousands of criminal cases Monday made Monday*. Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term • h""" retroactive earlier ruling that defendants in misdemeanor cases penalties that bar defendants from gaining real estate or liquor come Week edition is published in September battle area around Bu Bong and Bu Prang. an must be represented by counsel at their trials. licenses, from voting, from becoming labor union officials or from Subscription'^'," In Cambodia, government troops attempted to econd class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich Edito The unanimous ruling allows persons convicted of a serving as jurors. dislodge insurgents from the captured government posts misdemeanor before June 1972 to have their convictions thrown The ruling Monday made retroactive a 1972 court decision. Bldg' **■-«! on the east bank of the Mekong River. out if they were not represented at the trial bv a lawyer. The court refused to hear a woman's plea that she be allowed to drink in a males-only barroom. PHONES Meanwhile, 300 Cambodian government soldiers The ruling, announced in an unsigned opinion, appeared to be The justices, in a brief order without comment, declined to hear straggled into Kompong Tram from the Tram Khnar an appeal which argued that it was unconstitutional for states to garrison that was overrun Sunday by insurgents. Tram Khnar, 24 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, nine months ago and during that time government was isolated Capitol's computers grant liquor licenses to bars that discriminate against women. forces suffered more than 50 per cent casualties. cause energy drain WASHINGTON (AP) - In the last fiscal year, Capitol While Congress ponders ways to Hill used 150 million kilowatts Senate OKs weapons TUESDAYS AND bill, 69-12 defuse the energy crisis, its own of electricity. Translated to barrels of oil, The Senate passed a $21.3 billion weapons consumption soaring. of power is that comes out to about 90,000 THURSDAYS procurement bill, 69 - 12, which includes a requirement The demand for power on barrels a year. 8:30 12:00 - that eight Public Health Service hospitals be kept Capitol Hill is rising at a rate of operating. This provision caused the President to veto an more than three million Correction emergency medical services bill in July. kilowatts a year, and there is Blue Grass Extension little hope that the accelerating The compromise bill gives the administration nearly "It was reported in Monday's everything it wanted in weapons research and military trend can be reversed. news roundup that Paul Services Today's growth in energy Robsky, last of the Elliott Ness manpower levels and will now go to Nixon for signing. demand is due primarily to an The bill is $659 million under the administration's "Untouchables," died Sunday. increased use of computers by Though Robsky's death was defense procurement budget, but more than was voted Congress trying to streamline its made public Sunday, he died WEDNESDAYS in initial actions this year by either the House or Senate. operating procedures. Thursday. The bill orders cutting the strength of the armed 8:30 - 11:30 forces by 43,000 men, reducing them to 2,190,000 by Stuck liar/sCampus June 30, 1974. It's going to start snowing soon. Trivia You'll get stuck. And muddy. Wet. Cold. Late. with Nobel winners back dissidents Beauty Salon Very angry. A statement signed by 89 Nobel Prize winners protesting the "campaign of harassment" against And you'll have to Drive a pav for a tow truck. SAAB 99 with front - wheel drive at Dik Watson this week. Sam S novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn and physicist Andrei Sakharov has been sent to Soviet President Nikolai V. ,|g, If our you have long iiair, you'll Call 371-1752 love new no roll body perms. i. Podgorny. 3 Our phone no. is 351-6511. sf The signers represented more than half the 143 Nobel OPEN SUNDAY laureates outside the Soviet Union, excluding this year's ^ 549 E. Grand River, across from Berkey. And you won't get stuck 5-11 PM winders. Among the signers who predicted a tragedy if $1rip1pipjFiFipipjpipipipjpjpiFipip- the two Soviets "were to be prevented from making their needed contributions to mankind" was American Linus Pauling who won the 1964 chemistry prize and the 1962 peace prize. OUR CHOICE FOR CITY COUNCIL Skylab to house space rookies The orbiting Skylab space station will be occupied for the third and last time when commander Gerald P. Carr and crewmates William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson MARGARET NELSON Telegram begin their record 85 - day mission. McNEIL BROWN The Skylab 3 crew(will lift off Saturday in the Saturn S GOVT NFWASHINGT0N DC M 11-02 II2M tOT IB rocket at 11:40 a.m. local time. IARGAREI HCMII Carr, Pogue and Gibson are all space rookies. They DM* .IARGAREI I A YEAR IMS PASSED SINCE TKt PRESIDENT IAL ELECT 10 are the first American space crew since Gemini 8 in 1972 YOU TO KWOM THAT I AH STIll 0EEPIY GRATEFUL FOR TOUR 1966 that has not had in space experience. - HEIR. AND ESPECIALLY FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY JOB YOU DII Gemini 8 astronauts Neil A. Armstrong and David R. ER REGISTRATION. WHILE WE DID NOT WIN, I THINK WE CAN I AC* WITH PRIDE ON AN EFFORT THAI REPRESENTED THE Blsl Scott, the first rookie crew, executed the first docking AN POLITICAL TRADITIONS. WARN REGARDS, of a manned vehicle in space, linking up with an GE MCGOVERN unmanned Agena satellite on March 16, 1966. Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon in 1969. Scott later became the first man to drive on the moon. Man sucked from plane sought National Guard pilots are searching for the body of a man who was sucked through a jetliner window following an explosion during a flight from Texas to Nevada. G. F. Gardner of Beaumont, Tex., was pulled from mm ,v*» the National Airlines jet when its DC 10 engine blew up, LIVING AND WORKING IN THE EAST LANSING AREA, WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE throwing chunks of metal into the fuselage. Other FUTURE OF OUR COMMUNITY. IN THE HOPE OF MAINTAINING A BALANCE ON THE EAST passengers tried unsuccessfully to keep Gardner from LANSING CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE TOTAL COMMUNITY AND RESPONSIVE being pulled from a window that had shattered. TO ITS NEEDS, WE ARE ENDORSING The plane, which carried 116 passengers and a crew MARGARET MCNEIL and NELSON BROWN of 12, landed safely at Albuquerque, N. M., 15 minutes after the explosion. About 20 passengers were treated at Kirtland Air Vivian Preston - co - ordinator Phil I State Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl - (D-East Lansing). Force Base hospital for minor injuries sustained when campaign. the plane lost compression and during the emergency Richard Conlin - County Commission (D-East Bill Braman - President, Greater Lansing Labor exit after the plane landed. Council Lansing) former Chairperson 6th District Citizens DEAR NELSUNI for McGovern. ALMOST A YEAR LATER, I HAVE BEEN RECALLING KITH SPECIAL APPRECIATION YOUR GREAT HELP ON THE CANVASSINQ EFFORT IN THE Claude Hersh Former Co ordinator Students 197! PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. WE WERE UNSUCCESSFUL! BUY WE 00 for McGovern Marion Anderson - former Michigan McGovern HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF REMEMBERINO A CAMPAIGN THAT WAS BA'EC Two Texans seek presidency Director of Grassroots Fundraising, Former ON DEMOCRATIC I0EALS, Aid NOT ON DIRTY THICK!. VARM REGARDS, GEORGE MCGOVERN Penny Stern - County Commission (D-East Lansing) Michigan McGovern delegate Two to National Texans, both Houston lawyers, are attempting Democratic Platform Committee. to rustle up support for the Democratic and Republican Zolton Fetency Associate Professor, Criminal nominations for President in 1976. Justice Jim Heyser - County Commission (D-East Lansing). Former Gov. John B. Connally, convert to the Republican party, has been joined in presidential John Veenstra County Commission (D-East Albert Dutzy - UAW- CAP International Rep. speculation by a Houston Democrat, Sen. Lloyd M. Lansing) Bentsen. Joe Finkbeiner - Chairperson Ingham County Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota and Herman Jim Anderson Chairperson Citizens for a Liveable - Democratic Party E. Talmadge of Georgia, both Democrats, promoted City, President East Lansing Democrats Bentsen as a potential candidate at a dinner honoring Ann Silverman - Former Co-ordinator People for Bentsen in Houston. George Griffiths - East Lansing City Council Jondahl Connally will be honored at a Republican party dinner in December at Dallas, with Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona as the main speaker. PAID FOR BY CONCERNED CITIZENS I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday,November6,1973 3 Sharp, Wilcox hit bidding policy By CHRIS DANIELSON The policy controversy truck and that Max Curtis late 1972, by a 3-2 vote, set up State News Staff Writer arose when city manager John Ford—the second lowest holiday decorations Patriarchs recommended that following the Grand River until the next council meeting bidder-could deliver the truck Avenue antiwar blockade that to allow council members to A policy that requires the the bid of Max Curtis Ford, sooner, saving the city money May. Griffiths, Mayor Wilbur get citizen input the city to consider each bidder's Truck, Inc., the on involvement in Federal defense on a truck on upkeep of its old truck. Brookover and former desirability of such contract be accepted over that The third bidder was Councilman George Colbum decorations. contracting before letting city of International Harvester Co., General Motors Corp. purchasing contracts came even supported the policy. though International On a list of the top 100 Griffiths said he was Griffiths said any city funds under attack during the last Harvester had submitted the defense contractors, GM ranks provided to set up the meeting of the current East lowest of the three bids and extremely disappointed with 23rd, Ford 28th and the council's action, decorations would be a Lansing City Council Monday had the fewest defense adding semblance of government International Harvester 97th. that it not only violated the night. contracts of the three. The council voted 4 to 1 to subsidization of a religious The meeting had been Patriarche said International policy but also rejected the let the contract to Max Curtis lowest bidder. festival. He suggested that the moved up one day due to Harvester had raised its decorations be original Ford, with councilman George International Harvester's set up with today's election to fill two bid $101 to meet the city's Griffiths dissenting. original bid of $13,633 had private funds. council seats. specifications for the new The policy was approved in been more than $600 below the bid of Max Curtis Ford. Griffiths said several Jews Councilwoman Mary have complained about A SMSU question Sharp-who voted against the traditional Christmas policy in 1972—said the policy decorations. should be reconsidered, since the state of the in The council unanimously end war on to ove Southeast Asia has changed. "Our decision will have passed two motions to approve a new ordinance regulating utterly no effect on the behavior of nonstudents on BOB OURLIAN contract release State News Staff Writer policy. reported that by Friday 90 resolution of conflict city : public school grounds and North said Thursday that anywhere," she said. to spend $700 for additional ASMSU questioned students had signed up for a claim based on given projections and release of contract. Brookover said that the fencing on two pedestrian Monday by Coordinator of Last meeting Residence Halls Gary North past figures, overcrowding will end once winter classes begin. If those 90 moved Sweet said, the number of out, council's action should not be interpreted as a rejection of the overpasses across M-78. that overcrowding will end Larry Bartrem, executive Brookover presented ■Robert Wilcox, manager of Jacobson's, finished his four-year term within a week into winter overcrowded would be reduced policy and that the degree of on the East Lansing City assistant to ASMSU President defense contracting is only one outgoing Councilman Robert 1| at the council's Tuesday night meeting. The council make up will change following term. Ed Grafton, pointed out in an to 460. Wilcox his name plaque in I election of two council members. Board members also said; James Stoneman, asst. of several factors which sould informal discussion that be considered in letting bids. appreciation of Wilcox's four State News photo by ASMSU will continue to press registrar, said 867 new students Craig Porter for the Feb. 1 extension of the projections and estimates have enrolled at MSU last winter. He years on council. been deceptive in the past. In other action, the council said admissions is "The triple problem this anticipating a deferred decision Only 25 attended the 5MSU student liaison on whether similar amount this winter. proposal term was a result of a missed to give the Central East unusually short meeting which "I think this shows the projection," Bartrem said. Lansing Business Assn. $687 to ended at 10 p.m. contract release policy isn't He said that an extension to gping to work," Sweet said. Ips agenda of Academic Council the release policy deadline of Manager of Residence Halls Nov. 16 would serve as a precaution to prevent winter Robert Underwood was not available for comment WONDERING term By MIKE GALATOLA overcrowding. State News Staff Writer ^ The council, meeting at 3:15 p.m. in the International Center's Con Con Room, will hear the official comments and reactions of Deane Sweet, sponsor of the Monday. WHERE resolution to urge Schmidt said that the Ad Hoc Committee to Review Academic University any [controversial ASMSU proposal to place four nonvoting ■ liaisons on the board of trustees will be considered at ASMSU's proposal. The council referred the Governance regarding proposal to the special administrators to extend the deadline, said that incoming student room living in a would receive an $82.70 double YOU committee at its Oct. 2 ■Academic Council meeting. meeting. freshmen and transfer students refund if he moved out by Touncil will also consider a revised recommendation by the The ad hoc committee has stated in its Wharton that the student liaison panel would report to President should be allowed until Feb. 1 Sunday. A refund of $42.10 CAN ]onal Policies Committee to control blanket grading. bypass existing to break contracts and move would be available for any channels of academic governance and that an improved governance system would remove the student frustration the committee out in the event of winter terra student living in a double moved out after Sunday and GET . . . believes led to the proposal. overcrowding. livings on stereo! Don Schmidt, asst. manager before the next Friday ASMSU did not have better luck ... magazines, paper - of the Elected Student Council to convincing the Oct. 30 meeting of residence hall operations, deadline. backs, school supplies, support its proposal. Student representatives said the liaisons would undermine the student t - shirts, sweatshirts, council and that the proposal violated the candy, cigarettes, ie prices on more than 100 Order from the branch bylaws. Larry Bartrem, executive assistant to ASMSU President Ed Grafton and author of the proposal, said Coretta King souvenirs? Monday that he would modify the proposal to include an elected student council The Union Desk, of course - on the ■for our free catalog! representative among the liaisons. But Carl Hill, student representative of the College of Education, MSU for new main floor of your all - purpose, all - in - one recreation and service said the main problem with the Corretta King, wife of the late Martin Luther proposal was that it violated the King Jr., praised building the Union. spirit of the Bylaws for Academic Governance. MSU for its new Urban — Development college Sunday night in As chairman of the Student Affairs Committee, Bartrem also sits Detroit, where she spoke at a fund-raising dinner for Coleman on the Academic Council and will probably represent ASMSU's Young. PLUS: We now feature Forget - Me • position when the council considers the proposal. He said Monday King also praised the appointment of Robert Green, dean of the Not Christmas Cards! that while he could see adding an elected Student Council new college. representative to the liaisons,lie would not add a faculty member to Green is a very capable man, she told the audience. Stcase send me a free catalog Jolesale . | The new College of Urban UNION DISK the advisory panel. Development will offer studies of "That would alter the panel composition to the extent that the problems in major cities of this state, such as Detroit, Grand lORDIR ' NAME Rapids trustees would most likely reject theproposal," Bartrem said. and Pontiac. "This is a major step toward a dream of my Frederick H. Home, College of Natural Science husband's," King said. representative, Other speakers at the Grove. Ill $0515 has distributed a proposal to Academic Council members that four fund-raising dinner at Cobo Hall wereU. S. Sen. Harold Hughes, D-Iowa, and tf Carptnttr Frwy alumni and four faculty members also sit with the trustees as Young. nonvoting advisers. Home said Monday that he will make his proposal a formal motion if he thinks an alternative proposal is needed. 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FOXMl Elect city % i: | Vote today representative fill the notConvim •rd t hat aft\ i>f the foilt offer the t<> what the State Journal extension be and stu* won Much ado has been made of the iimov.u. the four d.lori:>ll/e<1 ^ur.d;>> ' fhe issue is whether . But not i so-called polarization in East 1 ! f ' »,i>rv.itive Fast f.aa-.r i ouneil will meet its problems a- v' Sharp or the It.rlutrrf with mate r und ma'istic tudgnu'titi Lansing between the youth union.. i - ^ or or the optani , tionalisinand flBttu^y " the vote community and permanent .condner.. « ' homeowners. In today's city council 1 will vo spark ■ About tli.i : iiHig which inttigties me election, voters should not vote for cotucitie, > s : is Sii.trt)'- <> iiriiiu1, tor the independent but , M k factionalism but instead decide , wom:i hi<•. perhaps , lo<3- (eve, i \ i!n :".(»t impressive and which candidates best represent the past - ' the (hike patiT' i:idead. ITHJS 1 ■ •« • iruiiintf cn-^d** total interests of the whole ; itbfl pipa damp< iu'd - muiiinc txit that tho cr^'-? communtiy. hijart for It's true that students.homeowners 1 v- sod older ;■ ...iv u.i i victim of emotion eligible t. Ao, "highway" instead of . . - ailed a and the business and professional Road All r gist community all have their particular e\.;;nni iot polls, i'vi"i , blunl: admitting that she campaign : concerns about how l ast Lansing kdo city governement should be run. But factionalism will divide cow ..:il. ; and hinder its effectiveness in \nn y respondingtotheentirecommuiiiiv. • There are definite differences in tt :' L styles and the policies espoused by the four council candidates \s a on. matter of pragmatic politic. v\ candidates have addressed tii;ir 1 campaigns to particular groups, but i!<>. they have also demonstrated tro' \> f&i potential to reconcile the concerns mc.i\ of all residents as well WKEN I WAS JUMPED , BUT I The State News believe- that v Bv A, PARTISAN MUC-GER: OUAi-r candidates Nelson Brown ..t: COOL. Margaret McNeil hold the bc-i hup- ;v • for the future responsibk row East Lansing and tk . . the opportunity to bring then fresh. and Consumer Gov. Milliken's consumer affairs U \ act and that of Sen. Robert ^ AND DASHED TO , Why Richardson . R - Saginaw, which is j : SIRiCA'S OFFICE backed by the governor, together ■■ will assure that Mich.:.:' .o->.\r. have adequate protection .• -i tr\ deceptive practices in tlio fun:;-'. This combination, in gc.cia:. far superior to a similar proposal In Bobby Crim, D - Davison, which : . • / 'N «> U . :** of« ni aangerous v would give the attorney general's c office the power to define deceptive practices and to prosecute violators. The office now uce- I t< emilitarize city policeme has neither the time nor the do i >t refle t the dama facilities and staff to take on vie i clients, h task. Otherwise, the Richardson and Crim bills are hasicaitwie-i:; ^ - • • <" - • ' ■ - •• |.a WfH c<1} e>. uk* MB •m- w S • vt Richardson's bill definitely nee.K is : : improvement. For instance. ■ • t ..t ■ . i:i«v (tme v.itfi calls for an eight - men ber board C i consisting of b u • R- . /id representatives and tfie publi which would decide what deeepti e ' trade practices are an i would refer cases for prosecution to the should fit attorney general. Why an eight - member board1 citizen ? Should iii find out if rr State News Yet Brow themselves Opinion Pa£« Editorials reflect the opinion of the mait*itv of thn •?»•/ editors. Staff column*, commentates. poim ■ of view fi- editor are the personal opinion of the indivtduai w>it#rs. LETTER POLICY News j ■shirt contest arficle i d The Stat< Ne. should be typci to a 6C space line and triple space- Letters s/iould be signed at include hometown studet *acuity or staff standi,-o i local address No ur <; h Letters may he editt*'< ■' Selective bias in Stole clarity and con- isenc accomniodatr mere ■ette on the page, but definite will not be 'fditcc f content Rent control Ideas Co-op living c arp. ! did To the Editor: I read in the Nov. 1 State News thai nplov-. youi headlines i 'are "UroWn rent control is part of a "short sighted ';NM 1' mi that Mi, k im reader policy. >:v»r\b< is c^ndidiiii- instead oftlu- Specifically, "it (rent control) plainl, •' S'luirp and discourages new housing developmpm it: East Lansing; a landlord would be crazy ;■ w$ty rr.p ii ■ thy article settle in an area where rent control . , "h peopK student appeared effect when there is more profit to be had n last V ecliu-sday "b front r property owner " Comments iriteresUni in elsewhere." hV : h»rp and Polomskv partialiy • I am one of the hundreds of East '•liruani; •' dTJi: to -pn".' i"i ;ation (and Find out wli.i Lansing citizens who own and occupy printed Thufguay. w-hirJ> UOt you will vote f- gOOd) • cooperative houses. " headli'u .nlti.il , helter KftM f,ir I must be crazy ■ ■:taphs and to rent my proper!' myself al cost Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 6.1973 5 opefuls predict victory n close race for council "Hie real question is the size of the on that weather would be a paign officials for East Lansing - big factor and all called for a maximum turnout. ncilwoman Mary Sharp predict she campus student vote, and how strongly re . election with votes from 65 they will support the Brown ■ McNeil Grebner said that his candidates must t of the total voters in today's ticket." win both seats to control council. "If we win only one seat, the council will not Grebner said that a 40 per cent on - change because Mayor Brookover will campus turnout is the break even point. - control the balance of power. ut spokesmen for the Nelson Brown • "If the turnout rises above that "But if we win both seats, then George net McNeil slate call the race a toss - figure, and if we get a hip part of this vote, we can Griffiths will have the swing vote, and his -tween Sharp and their candidates. win," he said. philosophy is much closer to our platform None of the campaign managers said than Mayor Brookover's." 0hn Polomsky's campaign Chairman d Barrows also forecast victory in a race and said "it is conceivable that m beat all three other candidates." Drug Education The will picnic's over yyi four candidates spent much of their I night's campaigning in MSU residence Us and all four indicate the final East open Franksaid. pedia Jerry Johnson, left, and Dave Brewer of the Detroit Parks and Recreation Dept., are silhouetted tables for storage as winter rapidly approaches the Motor City, ome is dependent on the size of the Lansing's Drug Education Center out there. is adding a free pediatric medical clinic this Parents should call 351-8108, and after against the Detroit skyline as they load picnic AP Wirephoto month to its regular free services. Wednesday, 351-4003, for an appointment. A controversial letter from Sen. Philip said she requested a letter from Hart, a "We expect high turnouts for Sharp Lab tests, immunizations, standard The Drug Education Center is located at Hart supporting Mary Sharp's candidacy for 405 Grove St. personal friend, to demonstrate that she g the homeowners, and high turnouts checkups and some medicines will be iir candidates among the liberal voters . campus, both students and provided for children up to 12. The clinic will be held twice this month Frank said the center has recognized the need for a pediatric clinic since last July Stories the East Lansing City Council was sparked by rumors Democrats of a letter sent to selected had bipartisan support. Sharp admitted the letter story could be on Nov. 14 and when it was noted that only one in East Lansing requesting pure hearsay. jstudents," Mark Grebner, Brown - 28, and weekly in following private Local Democrats denied any knowledge pediatrician in the Lansing area was support for the Margaret McNeil - Nelson ■Neil campaign comanager, said. months, if necessary, clinic Director Elliot of such a letter Monday afternoon. Brown slate, Sharp said Monday. accepting new patients. The regular walk-in clinic for family Hart's A newsletter from the county raves expected to win health care is held on Monday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Patients should be at the clinic from 5 to 6 p.m. on Sharp said she heard of the letter seeking McNeil Brown support from a friend who - was told of the letter by another friend who Democratic organization identified Democrats running in races in Ingham County, but this newsletter was not mailed ansing's mayoral race Monday and Thursday and 8 to 9 a.m. Saturday. Donations not necessary. are requested but on are Sharp received it. "If that's the way they want to play, then that's the way well play," Sharp said. She until the day Hart's letter was written, Joe Finkbeiner, Ingham County Democratic chairman, said. Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves will Most of the black votes will be in the bably defeat challenger Joel Ferguson, fourth ward, precincts 13,15 and 16, where using councilman, in Tuesday's Laming the black population numbers more than 50 THAT UA5 PRETTY (300P yoral election, Concluding political observers months of campaign say. per cent. Neither man has used relations, though, in his campaign, probably race Editor dies; C0N5iPERlN6 HE NEVER :toric, appearances and meetings, both because of the small number of black ,n settled down Monday night to rest and ect on the campaign — a campaign that residents. The Lansing city clerk's office reports that 72,506 people served MSU me political observers have called have registered to vote during 1920s uddy" featuring personal attacks and but only 23,000 are expected to vote in the estionable campaign tactics from a election for mayor and four council seats. If -iferous challenger and a virtually silent this figure proves correct, it will represent a drop in voters compared to the 1969 Memorial services were held Monday for DOONESBURY •mbent. Dale Stafford, former by Garry Trudeau Ferguson is hoping to become ihe first mayotal election where 24,984 people managing editor of ck mayor in Lansing's history. But with voted out of 55,516 registered voters. the Detroit Free Press and founder of a "come to colorful %rHIS FALL, - The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 Greenville firm which prints the State cambodia: a lively, c visitors will be ; |y 10 per cent black population in the why chan6in6 country, j able to witness .4&u News. Stafford, 65, died Sunday in Grand yes, X y, he anticipates that he will have to draw p.m. The clerk's office said it anticipates no \ bstantial number of white votes also. voting difficulties. Rapids. take a pilled with all th£ spectacular \t auttlf suppose • CAMBODIA'' LOOK AT V3T/ the drama of pa6eantry of a vx cocky, that is Before he worked for the Free Press and a newly evolving COMPLETE COMMUNIST , THIS New Store loses $1,800 became editor and publisher of the Greenville Daily News, Stafford served as I BROCHURE f nation!" TAKEOVER.' " A break-in at Simple Pleasures on Grand MSU's first athletic publicity director in the unlighted corridor which leads past the ir Avenue occurred over thej#eekend book store furnace room to the door. That 1920s. police estimate approximately $1,800 door was pried open and the lock broken rugs, bean bag chairs, waterbeds, pipes off, but "other merchandise were stolen. Don Warran, Simple Pleasures, said a an employe of second door had Correction East Lansing Police said they usually also been tampered with. "k downtown businesses nightly for East Lansing police officer A Friday State News article indicated that Jim Johnson of break-ins, but Simple Pleasures is said the current East Lansing zoning law prohibits thief, or thieves, could have ted in the basement beneath Campus gained entrance from the apartments nonrelated people from living together in -k Store, 507 E. Grand River Ave., and above the store or come down through the R-l and R-2 residential zones. Actually up a rear entrance. bookstore. to three unrelated people can live legally in 'Die store has one main entrance, an Police have no leads in the case. these areas. IT'S THE WE SUPPORT THANK YOU MARY SHARP FRIENDS FIRST ANNUAL for WINTER BICYCLE STORAGE CITY COUNCIL Jack Bain Anne C. Garrison Frederic Dutton AND Margaret Grimes Mildred B. Erickson Carolyn McMillen Harry Hedges Ethel Armeling Don Channen THANK YOU Jane K. Vieth Earl Fretz Nan Darling Dorothy Linnick Richard Byerrum Margot Evans CLE/HJ£tNCI Don Cushman Howard Zindel Silas Taylor Paul Conn Alan Grimes Dorothy Byrne Joseph Evans Dozier Thornton Orden Smucker Gloria Blackman Manuel Diaz Douglas Dunham SALE Truman O. Woodruff Dan English Marion Rysberg A1 Schmid Edward A. Carlin George Godby Bennet Sandefur Rollin Simonds Robert Wenner it -- IS ONI Betty Greenman A. L. 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Any person who is or will be enrolls in the 1973 74 school year and whoisali.li SECOND Sunday's agenda will feature a symposium on - $20°° Christian Science church or the healing effect of Christian Science on the organization • academic community and thought. the region may attend the event. 111 PRIZE THE MISER— RULES OF THE GAME . . . TICKETS AYULMNJ: NOW The Football Contest is open to anyone except State News employees, but limited to just ONE entry per person per week. All weekly entries must be delivered to the State News advertising dept. office. Room No. 344 Student Services Bldg. or postmarked no later than 5 p.m. on the Thursday preceding the games. Predictions of the actual scores of the single weekly professional game will act as the "tie breaker" should one be necessary. Hiis contest will continue thru the weekend of November 24th. 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What he has >A7 Ther^ ear,y Kinks and such ■shot wonders America is (so far as concerned) as the however, is the evidence that Bowie has assimilated the Sane," contained his version of the Stones' "Let's Spend the familiar tunes by Kinks or Them. the Who, rip-roaring versions of "Friday On My Mind" and Pink Floyd's surprising absence of "Bowie-ego" on the album his newest album, "Pin Ups," he attempted to do in "Pin Ups" is influences upon him to the Night Together." At that time Easybeats, Mojos and the "See Emily Play" highlight the indicates that only good las taken great steps to insure to recreate each number as it Merseys. point where each song sounds as the cut sounded rather thin, and Backing up the star on this album - but the best intentions were involved in the I that this fact is obvious to was if it were penned by the same origninally heard by Bowie grossly exaggerated, as if Bowie outing is his usual band: Mick hard-rockers would have to be album's release. Whether I everyone. but in composer - Bowie himself. In a highly electric, 1970's was parodying his own Ronson (whose own solo album the Pretties' "Rosalyn" and the Donny Osmond records "Space I Bowie has released an album style - a sort of recorded Secondly, Bowie has other words, the several musical supposed "bisexuality" for the is due very shortly) on guitar, achieved what few artists Yardbirds' "I Wish You Oddity" in 1984 is left up to the I that contains not one selection tribute to his most basic are styles demonstrated in the millions of glamor-hungry rock Trevor Bolder playing bass, Would." I written by him ~ in fact, all the influences capable of doing — successfully album all sound compatible fans in his eager audience. This listener's imagination. I would one might Mike Garson on keyboards and, suppose. I tunes were composed before The album is extremely covering tunes that were, in with Bowie's already feeling of awkwardness in no surprise of surprises, Aynsley David Bowie has performed a prefer hearing Bowie's version I 1967 - and has successfully their original form, simply established style. interesting for two reasons. classics. Most interesting. way carries over to "Pin Ups," Dunbar on drums. The service in returning these of "Puppy Love" — somehow it I molded each song to fit his own First is the choice of the tunes Bowie's last album,"Aladdin even on Bowies' version of musicianship is superb. The classics to the public's ear; the seems more fitting. inimitable style. themselves. Bowie has The album consists of 12 songs that, while certainly dug up 'ROLL OUT!' FUNNIEST NEW COMEDY ■ songs, and Bowie says on outstanding, for the most part are unknown to FREE Sanford:' an American [units! it Ws W tka tt 4* audience. Obvious exceptions exist, of course, such as the Who s "I Can't Explain" and the Yardbirds' "Shapes of but the choice of Things," original artists Rv KiTHV ECCCI By KATHY ESSELMAN State News Reviewer mam t. :..»i side-splitting possible, funnier than ever. Friday's episode, in which comedy. . _ Demond Wilson Lamont, his perenially logical and hilarious. program * This series opened with one PIZZA SLICE OF TODAY AND TOMORROW is commendable. Redone "Roll Out!" whichi follows of the worst episodes in IF YOU COME DOWN are Fred takes his first airplane trip, embarrassed offspring, provides classics by the To ask this critic, as her "Sanford" at 8:30 p.m. on CBS recorded history, but there has Pretty Things, TO HELP US unreasonable editor did, to was a side-splitting return to the Foxx with some of best support not been a bad show since. the original Pink provides viewers with another CELEBRATE OUR Floyd with watch the new situation vaudeville origins of comedy. in the business. Wilson has Syd Barrett, Van Morrison's Redd Foxx is easily the most good show. It is brought to you FIRST comedies is comparable to become one of the best straight by the men who bring you ANNIVERSARY! asking her to willingly endure accomplished comedian on men on television. television. "M*A*S*H," Larry Gelbart PASSPORT the Chinese water torture. timing Tight routines, and his elegant, When Fred torments a stewardess in his attempt to find and Gene Reynolds. They have BELL'S done it again. It is the funniest k?$TOS SflWcl 351-1477 "Lotsa Luck," "Diana," "The Partridge Family," "The Brian Keith Show," "Bob & individual style distinguish Foxx's work from that of comic actor like Carroll a the girl in the ad who says "Fly me," and then produces a fried new comedy since"M*A*S*H." "Roll Out!" has been PIZZA chicken wing for dinner — canceled by CBS, and will leave Carol & Ted & Alice," "Adam's Rib" and "The Girl With O'Connor who plays Archie Bunker. Foxx honed his anyone from a poor the air in January. HOUSE neighborhood with an Stu Gilliam and Hilly Hicks Something Extra" blur in a technique in the toughest outspoken grandfather can star as drivers in the Red Ball raucous, off-color, psychedelic, school that exists for sympathize for Lamont while Express that supplies front-line montage. No one should have to comedians, in front of drunken he writhes in embarrrassment. suffer like this more than once a hecklers while troops in World War II. Mel playing Charles T. Williams and Stewart, the sergeant; year. nightclubs. as Val Illunga Adell provided the Besoglio, who plays the captain However, the good series Foxx's possesive, actors with one of the funniest discovered in this panoramic and Ed Begley Jr., as the self-centered junkman, Fred scripts in recent memory. The view make it all worthwhile. 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Af -(WlitRID nOt Ah't ,S>Bi. ..tANS CAKOUht MKISTON 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November ( STOLZ DECIDES Eileen Cabaj wins twice I MSU in intramural swim meet I1 practices Eileen Cabaj captured the 25 - yard backstroke and th * breaststroke in the highlights of the women's individiui meet held Nov. 1. uuais*"iii^ SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Harland Svare was fired as head coach of Other individual winners were Sally Miller (50. Stolz commented that the Buck's "close call" against Dlinois v«rH t ■ ByPATFARNAN Saturday (3 ■ 0 at half time) was more a case of Ohio State players the National Football League San Diego Chargers Monday and Connie Winans (diving), and Betsy Henson (25 • yard yHl State News Sports Writer keeping themselves from scoring than Illinois holding them. replaced by special team coach Ron Waller. Svare was retained, The team of Ubby Neville, Nancy Corsa, Kath 2* i 1 I though, as general manager. Sandy Bencslk won the 100 yard freestyle relay and Barh^^l • The lid is sealed on the practice door and everything is tight - "They had a couple of good scoring drives which were stopped BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Bruins have assigned center Derek Betsy Menson, Laura Knopf and Melissa North took thai ^*>1 lipped as Denny Stolz begins to prepare his depleted squad for the by mistakes," he noted. "Another time they had the ball right down nation's No. 1 team, Ohio State. near the goal line and fumbled. That was a completely different Sanderson indefinitely to the Boston Braves of the American medley relay. * "inel00-y«| game in the last quarter, anyway ." Hockey League to play himself back into shape. In other intramural news, a women's basketball i "We are in physical trouble," Stolz admitted at his Monday press As for the obvious shortage of quarterbacks, Stolz said that Sanderson has been suffering from a back injury incurred during contest will be held Thursday. All women staff are invited to shoot 25 free throws sometime students ^,'^1 luncheon. "We have no semblance of offensive depth." former quarterback Mark Niesen would remain on defense and a practice session during the pre-season. He has not been in uniform since the accident. p.m. For further information call 355-4710 or 355-4711 '■ Stolz, who gained his third Big Ten victory Saturday, announced Tyrone Willingham would be at quarterback. The entry deadline for the co - rec that practice would be shut off to all media. "Ty didn't surprise me a bit," Stolz claimed, alluding to his petite SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - CBS' attempt to telecast both the badminton a tournament is Friday. All students, faculty, staff sophomore's relief performance for injured Charles Baggett. "He's 49ers-Lions and Raiders-Giants NFL games simultaneously Sunday and «n« "■ "I know what we'd like to do," Stolz said, "but at the end of the probably the most knowledgeable offensive player we have. He over a local station proved a big flop with the fans. eligible with the exception of those having interscholastic competitive experience. For more profeS*!1"! week I don't know who's going to be where." reads defenses well and demonstrated tremendous poise and A spokesman for KPIX, the Bay area's CBS outlet, said Rich Hoehlein (356-4710). informati #l Stolz assessed the No. 1 Buckeyes as perhaps "great," confidence." unfavorable responses outnumbered favorable ones, 353-3. informing Stolz also epxressed pleasure with fullback Clarence Bullock who those present that he seldom used the term. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - The search for a successor to Floyd has returned after a brief suspension and played a key role in the "Ben" Schwartzwalder, head football coach at Syracuse University "Their biggest weakness is probably parking the bus," Stolz Spartans' offensive success the past two weeks. for the past quarter century, has been narrowed down to two men, joked. "They're better off this year than they were last. They have Bullock is a good blocker," he said. "Our offense has developed UPI learned Monday. quick ■ footed running backs and a really super quarterback in where he'sdoing the blocking." A usually well-informed source said the two were Harry Gamble, Cornelius Greene. They can do a lot of things and they have lots of Spartans of the week are Niesen on defense and Willingham on head coach at the University of Pennsylvania, and Frank Maloney, players." offense, Stolz announced. an asst. coach at the University of Michigan. Fencers foil JOHN POLOMSKY competition in tourney EAST MSU fencers took two of three first places at the Spartan Unclassified Tournament held LANSING IMPROVED COMMUNICATION RESIDENTS NEEDS here Sunday. In sabre, Fred Royce bested RECREATIONAL NEEDS Ed Haughn in a fence • off CITY ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING HOUSING CONCERNS after the two had tied for first. In epee, Bill Peterson beat Jon TRANSPORTATIONAL NEEDS Moss in a fence - off. COUNCIL SENSIBLE DECISIONS IN ADVANCE SOLUTIONS NOT Jim Scieszka placed third of HASSLES 24 fencers in the foil BVF action competition. Recent action in Black United Front (BUF) GOVERNMENT OF. BY, AND FOR NEIGHBORHOOD INTEGRITY a basketball I THE PEOPLE REQUIRES ALL league game is shown here as the league prepares for its all The event was sponsored by star game to be held 4:30 p.m. TO PARTICIPATE JOHN STANDS FOR A BETTER Sunday at the Men's the Michigan division of the Intramural Building sports arena. It will pit the on EAST LANSING FOR ALL Amateur Fencers League of campu! I all - stars against the off • campus all - stars. RESIDENTS America. State News Photo by Dave Mendrea VOTE ON TUESDAY NOV. 6 (a paid political ad) PILLOW PALACE is having a sale! Decorate your room, apartment or house with these plush pillows and accessories! Your weary body will love these soft pillows! 1 13CO/0 all items in stock lor week of Nov 5-10 only sofas Trucking isnt * • lounges • chairs * tapestries • candles " just for truck 309 N. Pi I/oh P$l$ce Washington, Leonard Plaza, Lansing, Michigan 48933 drivers. WOMEN FOR It's also for college graduates. The American trucking industry Margaret is a vast, complex, sophisticated trans¬ portation network. A network that moves McNeil almost anything you can think of. Almost from anyplace you can think of. And to keep things running smoothly, it Women's Political Caucus needs people. All kinds of people. From computer analysts to cost accountants. NOW Traffic controllers to communications specialists. People like you. Women's Professional Caucus In return, trucking offers you good pay. Alliance to End Sex Discrimination Plus a chance to grow fast and go as high as you want to. Because trucking is booming. And urge you to it's already the largest and fastest growing segment of the transportation VOTE TODAY industry. So you can start to contribute some mighty important cause. Now. Not ten years from now. things to the EAST LANSING CITY COUNCIL How do you start a career in this PAID FOR BY COMMITTEE FOR WOMEN dynamic business? It's easy, if you know where to look. First, try your placement office. See if there are any trucking concerns in¬ terviewing. Next, check out your college "Heal the sick, cleanse the lepen | placement manual for names and ad¬ raise the dead, cast out devils dresses. Finally, look to the surrounding area for companies in freely operation. ye have Find out for yourself what a great career trucking can be. Even if received, you don't drive. freely give. " MATT. 10:8 A REGIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | COLLEGE ORGANIZATION MEETING FOR YOU Come to both GIVE and RECEIVE idea * joy * love and friendship WHO INVITED? All Christian Scientists on campus * students * faculty * instructors AMERICAS PREMIER RADIAL TIRE MAKER. whether or not they are members of a" organization or The Mother Church * campus B.F.Goodrich has brought you this message because counselors and * students and faculty nawiv we're proud to be a part of the American trucking interested in Christian Science. industry. And, as a major developer of radial REGIONAL COLLEGE truck tires, torsilastic springs, caliper disc FORMAT: guest speakers, seminars, brakes and skid control systems, we know our future workshops, booths, student papers ORGANIZATION COMMITS developments - and those of the trucking industry - P.O. Box 134 will depend on people like WHEN & WHERE? November 9th, you. Michigan State University IQth, 11th, 1973 East Lansing, Mi. 48823 M hijuw Si m(N. > la November 6,1973 ' Ethiopian /GEORGE WHITE famine tnprotest edfS . ' -d'd one MSU ! must move or be Campaign reform mayh '! Suvcmment BfflGflfflSlj VOTE r~l L L.and well ;ALsar>cwkh! Immmmmmmmmrn <-• m -ur ' * V me SMOMChTeOPu computed mh COURSE. lg : nvm Chicago, 'ound trip to: London .$293 Pans $305 Madrid $305 K >me $310 vthen- >395 We s;.\ . : < ; ; .e> iu. land. •; "t^> ' . 'dto fed Barn's i'z jy-ii'Sfl teesday Sped '<• .% '* - ;fiTBB!,"B}>wV V-; ■ ' r S9 • *'* $1 i:Uhs.;3 " 7 -ids coupon: i ^ - R CHICKEN OlNr f ■ ' « M .books: * w MY S119 % * " i i ;• pass or ticket* acL-/:,s n: ... Frankfurt, i lam, and you'll get ti}<-. stMA K .OS ;Tree things M^htset1;; dv < • —.1 heater Pick up\«> yd lots more. oflicoor■><•< i;: • 'irnnw- >. . ' —« a whole tot-more of what you're rn»nq« i* to* ,V the Re-; t.lam. : ' ' ; w S;m 11 ■ urs. 1,0 a.m. It p.m. ibe. Tuesday, Novembi "M973 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michig; C 355-8255 Classified Ads Automotive ! FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank WORKING MALE student needs CANON FT-QL. 35 mm HOUSE TO share - male, North SIR Cedar Greens, Canon 50 mm 1.8 lens, DATSUN 1973 - 240Z. Perfect- BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced Side LansinQ. Completely roommate. 2.5 135^ condition. Call 517-584-6424. rates to students. VAN WORLD, $75/month. 332-6473.1-11-6 lens, leather cases $2M furnished, privatt bedroom, 645-2123.0-17-11-23 485-3337.5 11-6 5-11-8 laundry facilities, ample parking. No lease. $75/month. Deposit ONE GIRL needed winUr/spring for JOIN THE COMPLETE auto three man at Capitol Villa. MUST SELL: Walter H«an DODGE POLAR A 1967. Four door required. Phone days 393-9090 PHONE 355 8255 cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% $83/month plus deposit. Call clubs; weight lifting set hardtop, power steering, power or 484-4668 evenings. 4-11-9 200 brakes, clean. $700. 485-5306. off on labor. 215 East Kalamazoo 355 9564.3-11-8 pounds, bench 347 Student Services Bldg. accessories Street. 489-1346.0-11-30 motorcyde helmets. 10-11-8 FOR RENT: 3 or 4 bedroom, 027.7000' mobile home furnished with PERSON "TO to sublease one •AUTOMOTIVE DODGE DART Swinger 1970-Six METRIC MOTORS. VW repair. utilities, air conditioner, bedroom Burcham Woods. Call cylinder, automatic transmission, Okemos Road and 1-96. washer/dryer, garbage disposal, Dino at work, 351-7363. 8-10 Scooters & Cycles 349-1929. C-11-30 good condition. $1500. IV9-6430. study room. Security deposit p.m. 3-11-8 Parts & Service 5-11-7 requried. Close. 694 8611. Aviation YAMAHA, 1973-250. A-1 ONE GIRL needed winter-spring 5-11-12 earth FIAT 850, 1971. 40 mpg. radials, condition. $500. Trade with Americana Apartments. Call cruising machines •EMPLOYMENT $1350. 351-4205 evenings and snowmobile. Phone 641-6015. 337-0346.5-11-9 ONE BEDROOM furnished. 731 •FOR RENT weekends. SP-5-11-7 5-11-7 WINTER STORAGE Burcham. Sublease from December-June. $205. GIRL NEEDED to sublet Apartments FORD FAIRLANE 1964 Good & OVERHAUL - 1971 KAWASAKI 500 - extra 351-7162. 9-11-16 apartment winter, spring $70. Houses transportation, standard, chrome, runs well, sharp! $600. Close! 332-4068. 5-11-6 Rooms dependable, $200. 355-5667. 627-7041.4-11-6 3-11-6 ONE MAN for 2-man apartment. VELOCIPEDE •FOR SALE Close. No deposit. 332-2644. 1971 HONDA 125, 1967 SUZUKI 3-11-8 PEDDLER Animals GMC HANDIVAN 1967, V-8. 3 150. Both in excellent 541 E. Grand River speed, paneled, pin stripping, condition. Reasonable. Call Mobile Homes •LOST 8c FOUND double bed, $700 negotiable, 372-1621 after 5 p.m. 5-11-6 2 GIRLS FOR 4 girl. Collingwood. $63. Winter and spring. Ann, I t \Dowmtairs 351 7240 7 Jim. 332-3495. 10-11-19 •PERSONAL 351-3099. 3-11-8 WASHING MACHINE Kenmor'e •PEANUTS PERSONAL HONDA COUPE 1972 - 10,000 rvi« / 1 OR 2 GIRLS to sublease Cedar 2402 VINE, 2 bedroom home. heavy duty. Eight cycle. $100 Kitchen table, $30 miles. Partly furnished, carpeted. No Phon, $100, take over payments. 882-1047. 3-11 7 •REAL ESTATE ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 Village apartment starting winter Call 394-1432, after 5 p.m. pets. $175. 361-7497 . 0-11-30 NO MONEY! 11 and the car really term. 332-0174. 5-11-12 •RECREATION 3-11-7 BUNK BEDS four needs some work done on it? occaswd 136 SOUTH HOSMER. Roomy chairs, •SERVICE ONE, TWO three man apartment Magnavox stereo. Call |[j|^| Give us a try, we're the good or JET STAR 88-1964. Excellent Employment two bedroom home with music Instruction condition. Must sell, $300/best guys. Anything from front end Employment on Burcham to sublease. room. Carpeted, draperies, stove, ■9807 afl<'i 5 30 ,,,m ; ,,.6 service to major overhauls. Spacious, furnished. Available offer. 484-0560 evenings. 5-11-6 refrigerator, washer/dryer, STAMPS Typing Service OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC. immediately. 337-2068. 3-11-8 disposal, nice yard. $200/month. •TRANSPORTATION Grand River at Park Lake. East BUSBOYS WANTED good pay, Deposit and references required. H»y • Sell • Trade LE MANS 1971 Safari Wagon, Air, - PART-TIME car washer-hiker to Lansing. 351-31 30 NO good working conditions. ROOMMATE NEEDED: 2/man •WANTED tinted glass, clean. $2250. clean up cars and trucks. 489 4406. 5-11-9 UNIVERSITY STAMP SHOP RIPQFFS. C-5-11-9 apartment next to campus. No 498-5082.5-11-6 Lansing Mall. Call 371-4774 Mornings and Saturday. Good 307 E. Grand River lease. Available January 1st, days and evenings. 5-11-6 NEAR CAMPUS - 4 bedroom driving record. Prefer 21 years or 1974. Call 7 p.m. 351-9466 (inside Curious Book Shop) ••RATES** MERCURY 1970. Marquis Colony older. Call 489-1484. 5-11-9 house, partially furnished. 1-0 Mon. Sat. 10 word minimum Park 6-passenger wagon. LADIES: SUPPLEMENTARY $225/month plus utilities and - 332-0123 income. Part or full time. Age HELP WANTED, part tima, security deposit. Call 337-9626. Automatic transmission, power ROSSIGNOL OLYMPIQUE skis 18-45. Phone 489-7255. 3-11-6 GRAD FEMALE for own/00m in concession counter. See Mr. 5 116 NO. steering and disc brakes, air, ^• " large apartment. 351-3121 185 cm, slalom 444 cruise control, radio, new tires. AUTO PARTS Hotchkiss between 9-12 a.m. bindings, evenings. 3-11-8 fine condition, 1 year old, $120! WORDS BARTENDER, BARMAID, FOR RENT or sale. Two bedroom Very good condition. 349-4683. Lansing Civic Center. 5-11-7 Poles included. Must sell STUDENTS - FACULTY waitress, waiter. Experience house. $165 monthly. 484-3276. 10-11-7 351-5329 after 3 p.m. 5-11 9 GIRL NEEDED for Cedar Village 5-11-8 helpful, but not necessary. Call COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, Sharp, 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 Owning foreign cars, we give 484-5126. 3-11-6 winter and/or spring. 351-8306. 10 M.G. MIDGET 1970, yellow, low experience preferred. Part time, QUAD COMPONENT system 20% off on parts and castrol, 3-11-8 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Furnished. mileage, good tires, good apply in person. FtAMADA INN, Panasonic type deck 10% off on accessories. Raider THE ALL BRASS MONKEY $235. Utilities paid. Roommate 4 channel condition. 351-6573 after 6 p.m. new 1-96 and Pennsylvania. 5-11-6 snowmobiles now in stock. TWO BEDROOM, completely service. 332 1946. 5 11-2 amp and 4 speakers, $250. Call Must sell. 5-11-9 now taking waitress applications. 337-2125. 3-11-6 furnished, two blocks to 415 South Cedar - Lansing BABYSITTER WANTED: in our campus. $200. 351-0808. 3-11-8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE - 8.00 13.00 26.00 1/2 block S of E. Kalamazoo home, 3 children, 7:30-3:30, MGC 1969. Cloth and fiberglass 8:30- 5:30 Monday-Friday near Mt. Hope. 3 bedroom home WAITRESSES PART time positons Monday-Friday. Must be 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 steel radials. tops, two new 485-2047 available Lunch, dinner and dependable and have own GIRL NEEDED for Campus Hill for rent. Reasonable. Students CLARK'S BICYCLE 349-2342. after 5 p.m. 5-11-9 welcome, sorry no children. DEADLINE FOUR MICHELINS - 2 195X14 cocktails. Excellent salary and trasportation to our Haag Road CALL HERRIMAN REAL PALACt 1 P.M. one class $20 each. 2-205X14 $30 each, tips. Call 484 4423 for address. Phone 882-6223 after day MUSTANG 1965, V-8, appointment. THE DOME ESTATE, 371-4158. 4-11-9 MUST CLOSE $200. 349-2006. 8-10 a.m. 5:30 - or best offer. Call Jim at 5:00 p.m. 3-11-8 before publication. FOR WINTER 482-9974 5 p.m. 9 p.m. ROOM, 222 Seymour, Lansing. 6:30 p.m., 10-11 p.m. 4-11-9 - (CAN'T GET HEAT) 5-11-12 0-11-9 PREP-COOKS wanted No Rooms Peanuts Personal ads Campus View Apartments OLDSMOBILE 1973 Vista Cruiser experience necessary. One full ALL BICYCLES WANTED: AN administrative must be pre-paid. Wagon. All power, air time, one part time. Call DRASTICALLY assistant possessing secretarial conditioning, luggage rack, many skills to work 15hours/week for 349-3220 between 9-5 p.m. Supervised housing has REDUCED extras. Company car, in mint 2-11-7 SOPHOMORE MEN, share your Cancellations/ Corrections Married Student Union. openings for Sophomore condition. 12,000 miles. $3800 life-style with us winter term. women. Located across - 12 noon one class day or offer. 646-6483, 646-6484. Willingness do some leg work a NEED 2 MALE employees part No obligation. Room $200 and plus. Must qualify for work from Williams Hall. 10-11-8 time 5-11 p.m. / 11 p.m. - 7 up, board $100 per term. Theta before publications. Christmas layaways w< study. Salary $2.00 - a.m., 7 days week. Apply in Delt's. 139 Bailey Street 6070 South Loga PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1969 $2.50/hour. Contact Jennifer (behind Taco Bell) 332-2563. - person, 1997 Aurelius Road, Phone 332 6246 The State News will be Ramsy at 489-2401 before 5 882 7003 power steering/brakes. Door 7-11 STORE. 3-11-8 We're few, we're friends, we're responsible only for the locks, factory tape, rear window p.m. 10-11-15 free. 5-11-9 45 USED SEWING Machines, first defroster, mag wheels, vinyl SKI FREE. Room and Board for SUB-LEASE APARTMENT - day's incorrect zig-zagger and straight-stitchers. roof, $900. Call 355-3093 after WAITERS, FULL or part time, minimal cost. Contact BOYNE Winter and Spring. Furnished, NEEDED ONE girl for 2 bedroom $12.50 and up. 23 used vacuum insertion. 6 p.m. 5-11-9 must be 18 years or older, MOUNTAIN. Boyne Falls. 2-man, close to campus. trailer, clean, close-campus, cleaners. Upright and Cannisters, Bills are due 7 days from dependable and neet. Earn up to Michigan 49713, for positions as Burcham Woods. 351-1695. reasonable. 351-3373 or $5.00 and up. All makes and the ad expiration date. If SIMCA 1969 Good condition. Low $1.95/hour, plus tips. Apply in hostesses, waitresses, busboys, 5-11-9 337 0894.2,11-7 models. ELECTRO-GRAND, not paid by the due date, a person, METRO BOWL, corner mileage. Call after 5, 349-3813. cooks and bakers. 5-11-12 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 50* U X5-11-7 of South Logan and Jolly Road. BE A Campus Hill girl. Dishwasher, WILLIAMSTON: STUDIO room Daily 9-5. Saturday 9-12.0-11-30 14-11-13 of VC1 TOYOTA CORONA1970, red with WAITRESSES, FULL or part time, PART TIME employment with multi-manufacturer distributor plenty 3-11-7 parking. 349 1748. for lady/gentleman. Private entrance/bath. No smoker ALTEC 874m SPEAKERS. (Used) black interior, like new. $1,350. 12-20 hours per week. preferred. $50/month. Call after $225/pair, Sony TCI21 Cassette must be 18 years or older, Automobile require. 351-5800. NEED ONE woman (graduate 5:00 P.m. 655-3720 3 11-8 Call 489-1276.5-11-9 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East deck. Sony 4-ch receiver, Dynaco dependable and neat. Earn up to C-11-6 preferred). Now or winter $75. Kalamazoo Street since 1970. 120 power amp. Electro-voice VAN-CHEVROLET CORVAIR, $1.95/hour, plus tips. Apply in 351-5390. 5-11-9 NEED ONE man for townhouse. Complete auto painting and speakers. Tandberg, Sony and person, METRO BOWL, corner BARTENDER PART time Large $45/month. 1961. Make a bid, might consider collision service. 4850256. some room. Akai reel to reel tape recorders. of South Logan and Jolly Road. GIRL NEEDED for four man. 393-3781.3-11-8 trade. Call 882-6937 or C-11-30 experience desired, although can P.E. 2020, and BSR, Garrard, BUICK 1968 Skylark Custom. Four 14-11-13 train. Good Winter term. Cedar Village. Call 882-7044.5-11-7 starting pay, apply turntables. 2,000 8-track Door, V-8 automatic, power in person. 332-6693. 5-11-9 CAPITOL CLUB for DAGWOODS, 2803 rooms men pre-recorded tapes, S1,50/each. steering and brakes, radio, VEGA STATION Wagon, 1971 - WEDNESDAY SPECIAL!| SKIER COOK East Kalamazoo. 5-11-12 and women. TV, laundry, 1,000 L.P. records, 50c and up. dependable transportation. Best CAPABLE OF planning and ONE OR two girls needed for excellent condition. $1100. Call Lube, oil & oil filter restaurant and lounge. Free Large selection of FM/AM radios, offer, call between 7-8:30 p.m. Winterize (includes 2 organizing the preparation of Meadowbrook Trace, December 882-9807, after 5:30 PART TIME insurance inspector. night parking. 222 Seymour. 337-1224.3-11-6 p.m. June. 394-0659. 5 11-9 portable cassettes, auto 8-track gallons anti freeze & flush) excellent meals for a great ski trip to Excellent income. Must: - 0-11 30 5-11-9 units, cassettes, quad and stereo. Aspen area. Trip departs MSU, dependable and reliable car. Used Polaroids, 35mm movie and CAMARO, 1968, V-8, 3 speed. Must sell $900. Phone 484-0109 VEGA WAGON 1972-Stick shift, *9.95 December 7, returns 19. Ski 10 days with total cost $259 for everything Resume; Box 110, East Lansing. CAPITOL AREA rooms, near L.C.C. furnished, carpeted. - 3 ROOM FOR male student, across from Union. 211 1/2 Grand slide camera equipment. Italian radio, great mileage! $1650. 5-11-12 wall tapestries, 30 patterns, after 5 30 p.m. 5-11-12 3-11-8 RANDY'S MOBIL - lifts, lodging, travel, food and $140 includes utilities. Girls or River, upstairs, $48 per month. $6/up. Used portable and electric swim. Cook gets free trip. Contact GENERAL HOUSECLEANING married couples. No children or 5-11-9 CHEVELLE 1968. 6 cylinder, desk model typewriters. Sale BARR MOTOR HOMES TOURS, duties - 9-3 p.m. - Saturdays. pets. Phone 489-1276. 5-11-9 automatic. Good condition. VW 1969 - RED, automatic, in 11357 North Shore Drive, Whitmore prices on late-model portable Own transportaion. Close to FEMALE NEEDS single room in 349-0472 after 5:30 p.m. 3-11-8 good condition, radio. $1000. TWO electric sewing machines, used Lake, Michigan campus. $2.50/hour. 337-7600 BEDROOM, furnished or house Reasonable. Call 393-3354.3-11-6 VW EXTRACTOR exhaust, portable TV's $49/up. 100 481 89/1-313-449-2668. stating after 5:30 p.m. 3-11-8 unfurnished Mobile Homes, 332-1430. 5-11-8 CHEVELLE MALIBU 1970. 350, $29.95. CHEQUERED FLAG, acoustic quitars $14.95 to $300. qualifications. 3-11-8 $35/week, , 0 minutes to campus. four speed, 27,000 miles. Call VW BUS - 1967. Completely 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 Quiet and peaceful on lake. Used combo organs, Leslie 760. J® ROOM a FOR woman winter or Steve before 5 p.m. 373-3250. rebuilt engine, carpeted, new mile west of campus. 487-5055. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST For Rent 641-6601.0-11-30 30 Styles of Hohner harmonica 3-11-8 features. 482-5456. 3-11-8 C-11-30 with experience and interest in winter-spring. Cooking. Close to in all keys. 300 Shotguns and clinical microbiology. ASCP campus. $50. 332-5381. 3-11-6 rifles. Trades, Layaways, and GIRL NEEDED for Cedar Village Cards. WILCOX CHEVY condition, and more. VAN 1969. paneled, Good insulated 351-6548. 3-11-8 VW WHITEWALL snows, four lug rims. Call 489-1915, after 6 p.m. X-3-11-7 Employment IE) 1 or eligible. Full or time, day shift. $4.13/hour minimum starting TV and STEREO rentals. $24/term. $9.95 month. Free same day 4/man. Winter/spring. Call Beth 351-4797. 5-11-6 Ready for the easier life? Check the mobile homes for sale in today's Bank SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Michigan, Lansing, delivery and service. Call NE JAC, Classified Ads. OFFICE OF 337-1300. c-11-30 OPENINGS FOR two 485-4391. C-11 30 women. CHRYSLER 1962. V-8, automatic, EMPLOYMENT, LANSING THERAPEUTIC DIETITIAN - $50-$60, across from campus. radio. Nice shape $200 or best GENERAL HOSPTITAL. CRUTCHES, WHEEL chairs, ADA regis'tered. Excellent 332-6481.332-6246. 5-11-6 offer. 675-7393. S-10-11-9 2800 'walkers. GULLIVER STATE opportunity for conscientious person to work in Lansing's DEVONSHIRE, LANSING, 48909. 372-8220 DRUG, 1105 East Grand River. GIRL ROOMMATE needed - CROSSWORD CHRYSLER New 1966 battery, $150, RUNS good. days - NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA, repair and service, factory most progressive hospital. Excellent salary with full EXTENSION 267. 332-2011 or 332-5171. Free parking. 0-5-11-12 across street from MSU. Winter-Spring, $69. 355-2085. PUZZLE WAITRESSES - PART time, 8 ACROSS 337-1777. 3-11-8 trained. Winter storage available. benefits. Apply in person, 10-11-8 G.T. MOTORS, p.m. - 4 a.m. Friday and 816 East SPARROW HOSPITAL, DATSUN, 1971 WAGON - 4 Howe, Lansing, 485-6815.0-11-9 Personnel. 6-11-6 Saturday nights. Apply UNCLE JOHN'S PANCAKE HOUSE, | Apartments GIRL NEEDED to sublet winter speed, radio, good condition. and or winter/spring. Old Cedar 2820 East Grand River. $1700.882-8787.5-11-12 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, Village. Call Cathy, 351-5185. HONDA, 1973-CB500, four barrel 10-11-12 6-11-9 HASLETT AREA - Upper two 500cc motor, saddle bags and audio, experienced, references bedrooms carpeted. 16964 windshield, electric start. 3,000 required. Apply 541 East Grand NURSE-RN or LPN with mediation Marsh. 339-8876. 3-11-6 DUPLES TWO bedroom apartment. $1,200. River, downstairs. C-11-8 NEW! miles. Best offer over Phone P. L. Halstead, 882-0247, course. 7 a.m. Full time nights, 11 p.m.- Call 332-5061.5-11-7 Central air and dishwasher. Beautiful setting on four acres. WAITRESSES PART time MEADOWBROOK TRACE one IN [AST LAN* 9-5 p.m. 5-11-12 positions available. Lunch, RESTAURANT HELP bedroom to sublet. Call No pets, no children. dinner and cocktails. Excellent 489-5637 5 p.m. $235/month including all TRIUMPH 1970 Daytona 500 - Local Pizza establishment needs full - 7 p.m. utilities. Phone 882-3820 salary and tips. Call 484-4423 5-11-12 m Runs and looks good. $500. and part time employjes. Must be 21-11-30 482-0521.3-11-8 for appointment. THE DOME reliable and willing to work. Good ROOM, 222 Seymour, Lansing. starting salary. Full time employees WOMAN: ONE block from campus GIRL NEEDED for three man 0-11-15 eligible for many company benefits. 1 vacancy in 3 girl apartment. FALL SALE AT SHEP'S. Yamaha, — T~ apartment. Very close T" r- 22 r- IT" 1 ,0 " to Triumph, BMW and Rickman Apply in person to BUSCEMI'S, Completely furnished. Utilities campus. 332-8892. 5-11-8 Pebble Creek motorcycles, Yamaha snowmobiles. 1974'sand 1973's. PART TIMERS willing to earn $75 - Sales Personnel - $155 every 1001 East Grand River, East Lansing. 6-11-9 and parking included. $80. 349-9609 or 349-4842. 0-11-30 12 % rr THREE SMALL bedroom; week. For appointment call •H r~ Everything at reduced prices. RENTAL TOWNHOUSES Helmet and accessory sale. CARROUSEL CARPETING at 694-3951.0-11-9 IF YOU wish to associate with success our is Number ONE BEDROOM furnished, close $185, deposit negotiable. unfurnished, Beech Street, $225 plus utilities. November 10 1* 17 [ P Leathers, parts and service. company One in its fieldl We have 351-5683 after 3 p.m. 3-11-8 occupancy. Vance, 337-1641 * Convenient to MSU SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 301-6 JT" IM MACDONALD'S OKEMOS. immediate openings in our and shopping 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just ROOMMATE IS) MALE, immediate _ Public Relations Department for _ Positions available nights, 1 *Air conditioning * south of 1-96 overpass. Phone 694 6621. C-11-9 5-closing. Must be 18 years old. telephone canvassers. Excellent occupancy, own room. Call after BEDROOM, UNFURNISHED, East Lansing apartment. w 26 % vr Carpeted Apply between 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. 9:00 p.m. 351-7284. 3-11-8 December 1. $170 includes heat. w TT w * Full basements and 2-4 p.m., weekdays. No children. 332-0187 1966 BRIDGESTONE S90 cc. IT" * MALE NEEDED Twyckingham, Clubhouse and play areas Black, runs well, $55. Call ime. 5-11-9 3-11-7 winter, spring, non-smoker. Rent 337-2585, 351-0866. 5-11-9 %\ Now taking applications 1971 HONDA 450 - 8,000 miles, APPLICATIONS NOW being taken for the following positions: NEED MONEY???? College gals to learn the masseuse trade. Call us $70. 351-1861. 3-11-8 SUBLEASE campus, IMMEDIATELY! On University Terrace, WMwnrMwmm HO HI *i $500. Call 394-1432, after 5 waitresses, waiters, busboys, and at 489-1215 and join our family. DORRANCE PLACE - Lansing. $62.50/month. Contact Jerry or mm dishwasher. Lunch and dinner 0-11-8 Large 1 bedroom apartments for Bill, 351-7298. 5-11-7 IS r p.m. 3-11-7 351-0460 positions. Apply in person rent. Neat and clean. Students 2 and 5 p.m. TELEPHONE MARKETING. Full welcome. Sorry no children. Call 11 A.M.-6 P.M., MON.-FRI. YAMAHA Very 125 - Mini good condition, $325. Enduro. between p.m. LONG'S RESTAURANT, 6810 time - Part tima. $2 per hour, plus HERRIMAN REAL ESTATE, ONE BEDROOM, furnished, clean, carpeted, one block. Immediate r South Cedar. 10-11-8 bonus. 394-1102. c-11-30 371-4158. 4-11-9 Phone 487-3196. 5-11-9 occupancy. 332-1946.3-11-6 Tuesday, November 6,1973 I for Sale For Sale Jj^j 1 Found jfqj hlECTRIC typewriters (61, ■V ,, c $150 each. Selectric 411 B Dick Copier $65. Pitney Bowes - GUNS, RIFLES jnd handguns of ell kinds. Buy, trade and GUN SHOP, 2412 South Cell 371-2244.0-7.11.9 sell, BOB'S Ceder LOST: GOL0 chain between Berkey and 372-2137.3-11 8 bracelet Bessey. Call POW exchange predicted * Model FM, $300 and $600. St. APPLES, SWEET Cider ]0 in Mideast peace process tArto 3300 gift Bins. 224-7031. 1-11-6 packages shipped by Un,ted Parcel. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS ACOUSTIC auiter Arfred Wardowski & Sons. 2 mile* GULLIVER STATE DRUG, 1105 n Brazil, perfect for North of Leslie 3589 Hull East Grand River - 332-5171. r With case, $50. Road (Old U.S. 127) Open 9-5. Holly hobbie gifts and gift wrap. K 7983 after 5 p.m. 2-11-7 Closed 1 Monday. Phone 100 gelusil 7U. 24 Tylenol 59*. By ASSOCIATED PRESS fire lines of Oct. 22 and free the first high - level session between conoo,, ai1 3{) Secretary of State Henry A. 20,000 officials of the two countries in Wild Berry Pertussin 69*. 100 - man Egyptian 3rd i0n jg-0 Acoustic guitar, Johnson Diaper Liners, $1.09. Kissinger launched his Middle army trapped on the east bank more than a year. te, excellent shape. FENDER-RHODES electric plana 0-4-11-9 East peace mission Monday of the Suez Canal. included. $f80. Brand Meanwhile, the United B new, four months old, with no expectations of $650. Kissinger's task is to prod States, in an apparent effort to |1 7983 after 5 p.m. 2-1^7 Fender Bandmaster FREE ... A lesson in complexion spectacular breakthroughs but both sides along the road ease tensions over Soviet and amplifier, $250. Fendertwin care. Call 484-4519, East confident ' that a prisone; toward a permanent American naval build ups in LNTZ 2230 RECEIVER, 6 - reverb speakers, $150. Must sell Michigan or 485;7197 Lansing ths old, warranty included, quickly. Terrible financial Mall. MERLE NORMAN exchange would be" settlement while also the Mediterranean Sea has sent —j or best offer. Call 5pm, crunch. Whole package $900 COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-11-8 accomplished once the Arab smoothing out current the carrier Independence to Call states and Israel agree on "a J.6394 9-11-16 479-3122, 8-5. Maureen. 3-11-7 Ask for process of peace." problems. In his view the short - range make a port call in Athens. A Pentagon spokesman, BsEL blue Stars 200 cm, | ACCESS CENTER U.S. officials said the return cease - fire, prisoners and William Beecher, said at the ■ bindings $80; Koflack MISSES' COATS, formats and for , to Cairo of Ismail Fahmy, the blockade disputes are same time "a small number" of , $30. Call 332-0474. wedding gown, complete with | Human Reproduction Health | Egyptian foreign minister, Soviet ships are tying up at the may inseparable from the long - chapel train and headpiece, originally $250. 332-5512. |•Abortion-Contraception offers | Services * unlock the impasse with Israel range goal of a lasting peace. Egyptian port of Alexandria. over prisoners. In addition the ImbONE, 2-11-6 Kissinger, a Jew, is making his to ■re F attachment, YAMAHA large 2 mouth | 1226 East Michigan j The impasse hampered first visit to an Arab country. Independence, the Pentagon ltes 393-5846 between 4:30 - PIONEER AUTOMATIC reverse PREGNANT? WE understand. Call exploratory talks in Washington His meetings with King Hassan said six destroyers anp an oil End after 10 p.m. 3-11-8 car cassette player with FM us. PREGNANCY last week. Both Fahmy and II Monday night and this supply ship have been docked at stereo radio - $89.95 Robyn Premier Golda Meir of Israel morning provide a valuable Athens. There are more than 50 COUNSELING. 372-1560. ■evVRITER, SMITH Corona, BB-123 CB set. Great selection C-11-30 were there for separate channel to Syria and the other U.S. naval vessels still at good condition. $25, of 8-track tapes and decks. car meetings. Palestine liberationists, with sea in the Mediterranean. fc.5801. 3-11-8 Guitars, amplifiers and musical Meir stressed in talks with whom Morocco is particularly U.S. military - aid shipments accessories. TV's, bikes, FABRIC SALEI jewelry, President Nixon and Kissinger close. to Israel since the start of the and lots of other THE ALOHA, 225 Ann, 351-1911. ■e deck Sony TC-252D, cameras quality that a prisoner exchange and the U.S. contact with Arab - Israeli war Oct. 6, already o-reel, plus 6 reels BASF and guaranteed merchandise. We 5-11-9 Syria is and more, over $200 new do speedy guaranteed electronic lifting of what the Israelis call an now being revived. Damascus total $1 billion, William P. WATERBED FACTORY. Custom Egyptian blockade at the mouth broke Clements, deputy secretary of r'ell for $100. 337-1442. repair on stereo components, relations with color made waterbeds to your size. of the Red Sea were Israel's and black and white Washington during the 1967 defense, told a Senate televisions. Master Charge and LIOUI - DYNE PRODUCT^ immediate concerns. Mideast war. Kissinger's committee Monday in support Bank Americard 1409 Haslett Road. ■iSTMAS GIFT Beautiful accepted. We Haslett. The Egyptians have been meeting last Friday with of an administration request for lorted rings, genuine ruby buy, sell and trade. DICKER & 339-9607.20-11-23 equally firm in insisting that Mohammed Zakaria Ismail, a an emergency $2.2 billion DEAL SECONDHAND It sapphires, pearl, and jade. STORE, Israel withdraw to the appropriation. 1701 South Cedar, CREATIVE CHRISTMAS portraits, cease - deputy foreign minister, was the Kes from $17 $75. 355-8080. Lansing. Clements said the $1 billion 487-3886. Open 9-9 Monday, of people and pets. LUKE PHOTOGRAPHY. 351-6690. in U.S. aid already approved has Wednesday, and Fridays. Other nights until 6 p.m. C-11-9 either been shipped or is in the G YOUR optical prescription process of being sent. f OPTICAL discount, 2615 12-7409. C-11-9 lichlgan, Lansing, GOYA ampeg. condition, ELECTRIC Guitar Gemini I, amplifier. Mint many accessories. Cost and "ffl He told the Appropriations subcommittee Senate on foreign operations that Israel $600 new. Will sacrifice $300. | USED VACUUM Cleaners. 676-1500. 5-11-8 JUDY BOGART - another great will be required to make 1-5260.4-11-9 - 3 years $140. WEIMERANERS THE Grey FOR QUALITY service Wolverine. Stop by 36A Union or call the Wolverine office. The Women's Society of People's awyer available from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Vednesdays during the term. MSU students can make appointments by :alling or by stopping in at 307B out direct negotiations with Israel. •As Kissinger flew across the charge - on stereo Church is holding a bazaar from 9 FREEHOLD, N.J. (AP) — A Superior Court jury acquitted ghost, A K C, excellent equipment, see the STEREO Atlantic, President Houari Lester |KARAT VALUED at $320. bloodlines, good hunters and a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at People's Boumedienne of Algeria was in Zygmaniak of a murder charge Monday in the so • called SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. Chiirch. Handcrafted items, ' sell for $200. 337-9329 mercy kflBng of his paralyzed brother. companion dogs. 675-5532. C-11-30 ~ — things that work, come to the Kuwait after visits to Cairo, er 5 p.m., Tony. 3-11-8 jewelry, Christmas ornaments, attic Zygmaniak, 23, was acquitted on grounds of temporary insanity. 2-11-6 Railroad Club meeting at 7:30 Damascus and Baghdad, the treasures. Launch will be served. He had admitted shooting his brother George, 26, in June as he lay tonight in 33 Union. |EREX ST - PRO-B-V FREE PUPPIES. 7 weeks old, lim Kielbaso of the Forestry Iraqi capital. Press reports said hospitalized. ihones, window FM he persuaded Egypt and Syria to German-St. Bernard, all male. Dept. will speak on "Just How Zoology course advising sessions Jury Foreman James Clark, who announced the verdict, said it i. Call Ron at 355-6827. 339-2369 after 5:30 p.m. 2-11-8 Important are Your City Trees?" at will be held from 7 to 8 tonight in attend an Arab summit reflected the panel's feeling that Lester was insane at the time of the 7:30 tonight in Natural Resources 128 Natural Science Bldg. conference in Algiers. Bldg. Undergraduates are urged to attend. • The Egyptians have returned shooting. Clark said the jury feels Zygmaniak is no longer insane. IRISH SETTER puppies. Repeat Zygmaniak's family, including his widowed mother, Sonia, and |lGERLAND DRUM set. Olds, breeding which has produced Residence Halls Assn. is The Block and Bridle Club will the bodies of two UN observers his brother's widow, wept when the verdict was announced. ie, Snare drum: All champion. 2 best males in litter, 4 meet at 7:30 t might it 110 killed in fighting along the Suez sponsoring a program about venereal Defense lawyer Robert Ansell had pleaded with the jury to condition. 353-1910. months. All shots. $175 and disease at 7 tonight in 103 Holmes Anthony Hall. Senior and group front in the opening days of the release Lester "not on pity, not on sympathy, but on the evidence." $150. 393-4405. 3-11-8 Hall. Following a film will be a Middle East war, the military question and answer period with a Ansell said Lester was "crazed with love" for his brother when he students command said Monday. |RlGERATOR. TEA cart, YORKSIRE TERRIERS - AKC, 3 doctor and public health nurse. Greek MSU will - American get together at 8 p.m. at shot him. srpet, lamps, chest of females, 1 male, 7 weeks. •Israeli troops searching for "The only crime Lester is guilty of was having his power of The Undergraduate Philosophy Friday at Holy Trinity Greek , Sony-matic tape 484-3004.5-11-6 abandoned Syrian weapons reason overwhelmed by events," Ansell said. Club is sponsoring a colloquium at Orthodox Church, corner of VW carrier for bus, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 107 S. Saginaw and Marshall streets in found the bodies of 12 Israeli George lay in the hospital, paralyzed from the neck down as a |odge Super Bee 383, 4-barrel FREE PUPPIES. Six weeks ok). Male Kedzie Hall on "Does Philosophy Lansing. For more information call soldiers, bound hand and foot result of a motorcycle accident at the Zygmaniak home in e with automatic and female, assorted colors. Kathy Kaloydis or Angie Keramaris. Make Progress?" and buried under rocks near the Perrineville on June 17. ission complete, Solex 332-8195.1-11-6 Free U wil have an former cease - fire line with Lester, carrying a concealed, sawed - off shotgun, walked into the 882-1087.5-11-1? Jack Forem will discuss his book, open TWO MALE kittens - I "Transcendental Meditation" in a organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Syria, three newspapers hospital June 20 and shot and fatally wounded his brother. your own trunkload of and playful. Free, free public lecture at 7:30 tonight in Wednesday on the second floor of reported Monday. George died two days after the shooting. Conrad auditorium. Presented by the Union, directly across from the od. $6 average car size. after 4 p.m. 3-11-6 Students International Meditation |B2 2555.10-11-19 M Society. Ford ends I SYSTEM, I 3 0 0 or best. . perfect, for folk Excellent condition. EXPERIENCED IBM TYPING - :ekly Wednesday at St. John's Studen 7:30 p.m testimony before Senate panel 1*68 3429/337-0589. 3-11-8 1972 STATESMAN 12 x 50 Pica-Elite. 1331 East Center to help plan a fund - raising (Continued from page 1) Ford was questioned again about his Kalamazoo. 489-1058. 9-11-16 after dinner for the United Farmworkers SKIRTED, partially furnished. to school several years of Cox as special Watergate prosecutor. relationship with Robert N. Winter - Berger, a Union and to further plans for the ■et cider - ATWOODS Wired shed, 70 x 90 corner lot homemaking or employment. Join Mindful of the events that led to Agnew's former Washington lobbyist who has written a us for discussion, sharing and grape boycott. TYPING TERM papers and theses, frtorium, 1011 West Grand with garden. 20 minutes to IBM electric typewriter, fast resources in 6 Student Services Bldg. resignation, Sen. Howard W. Cannon. D - Nev., book he calls "an insider's view of corruption in ■ Lamgsburg. 651-5218. campus. 625-7237. 3-11-6 service. 349-1904. 21-11-30 Sponsored by the Women's chairman of the Rules Committee, completed the Washington." Resource Center. Organizi examination of Ford by asking what he said was RITZCRAFT 1968. 12' x 55'. Two meeting! 6:45 Tuesdays in 31 0-SPE E D EXPERIENCED TYPING. Theses, Undergraduate Microbiology and Union. probably the most important question of the The book contains numerous references to A M F bedroom, refrigerator, stove, ir bicycle - like new. excellent condition. Call term papers, book manuscripts, Public Health majors should attend a hearing. Ford, with whom Winter - Berger became This summer the Dept. of Social "Is there anything in your background, safety package. 489-2064. 3-11-7 and general typing. Reasonable meeting from 7 to 8 tonight ii 146 Science is offering courses in acquainted through mutual friends in Michigan. Giltner Hall. Graduate and medical |5 0809. 5-11-9 rates, fast service. 482-4511. Stockholm, Sweden. (Sociology anything you have ever done or have knowledge Ford, who told the committee previously he was 1'CA T2, Pephoto, 2-X adapter. $360. 1.4, 135 mm. 00 5-11-9 credits are also available.) A slide show will begin the evening followed by a discussion with students and of, the exposure of which could possibly subject the American people to another disappointment or disillusionment?" Cannon asked. "duped" by Winter• Berger, denied all allegations of wrongdoing cited in the book. #'•8410, Buzz. 3-11-7 faculty who have been involved with Winter "Not to my knowledge," said Ford. "I have -Berger is scheduled to be questioned Transportation the program at 7 tonight in 132 FIND SOMETHING 10-11-7 Hubbard Hall. searched my conscience, my records and myself, by the committee in a closed session I GENE'S STYLING If you've found a pet or article of value, we went to help you return it. ANN BROWN typing and multilith All chemistry, biochemistry and and I know of nothing." Wednesday. Just come into the State News offset printing. Complete service NATION WIDE AUTO chemical engineering majors are SHOP Hopefuls agree more citizen input needed Classified Department and tell us for dissertations, theses, TRANSPORTERS. Cars all invited to attend the meeting of the Student Affiliates of the American you want to place and ad in EAST manuscripts, general typing. IBM points.313-537-0005. C-11-30 Chemical Society at 8 tonight in 240 LANSING STATE BANK'S found 24 years experience. 349-0850. Chemistry Bldg. Future activities column. As a public service EAST C-11-30 ^ LANSING STATE BANK will run Wanted will be discussed. (Continued from page 1) "Council has listened, or we wouldn't have the the ad at no cost to you* COMPLETE THESES Service, Hagadorn Road, vehemently protested council's programs we have," Sharp said. "But we don't EAST LANSING authorization of the project and convinced always satisfy people. When citizens' ideas are Discount printing. IBM typing STATE BANK and binding of theses, resumes, tend. council to change its vote. jrot accepted, they think they weren't heard." DON'T FORGET Blood comesonly C-11-30 Sharp, an eight - year council incumbent, who publications. Across from from people. Professional donors Sharp said the neighborhood association The Spartan Bowmen Archery initiated the recall of the project, said she had campus, corner M.A.C. and compensated. MICHIGAN Club will hold an organizational concept is an outstanding way for council to get FOUND: Woman's Chatham Class Grand River, below Jones COMMUNITY BLOOD meeting for all people interested in probably lost 1,000 votes from the Bailey district citizen input. ring outside Conrad 10/30. Call I Gene Aquino-owner Scott, 351-8058. C-3-11-7 Stationery Shop. Call CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: joining, at 8 p.m. Thursday in 215 by initially approving the project. "It's a two - way street," she said. The city COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Monday, Thursday, and Friday Men's Intramural Bldg. She said the logic of the protesting residents' | Stylingcuts & Layered gives what factual information it has to the 337-1666.c-11-30 9-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday and FOUND: LADIES' mittens. Band arguments changed her mind on the Ann Street neighborhood groups, who disseminate it there Wednesday 12-6:30 p.m. C-11-30 Brighten up your room with a construction. Practice Field, Saturday, fresh green planter on sale from 9 and bring back to council the feelings of the local THESES, RESUMES, typing and ipUS FIGHT INFLATION 355-8332, extension 251 - a.m. to 4 p.m. daily through Friday Some opponents of the Michigan Avenue — residents. days. C-11-8 SSfr. «c'"7buJZ in the Horticulture Bldg. Prices range from $3.25 to $6.50. Sponsored by Harrison Road intersection construction, a volatile issue before the council last summer and None of the candidates proposed that the city PLY FOR 337-0712 C-11-30 MSU/OSU football game. form nejghborhood associations but Brown and THOSE 355-6914.3-11-8 the Floriculture Forum. the cause of an extensive court battle, and Brown LOST: REWARD for leather thong McNei, iH0 CARE ABOUT necklance, larye knot on end. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Crossroads Cycle Club will meet and McNeil suggeste{j making city services, such supporters charged that Sharp publicity and printing, available to the as Call dt - J51-2264/355-7583. groups, I nH D E ' R Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Responsible personls) to at 7:30 tonight at Crossroads Cycle changed her vote because of the election. "Council should help people organize if the IJPEAR IR 1 N G ANCE 3-11-8 FAYANN,489-0358.C-11-30 transport handicapped 8-year and Sport. 410 Abbott Road. Winter maintenance for your bike will be Sharp said that the Ann Street problem was a communication failure, but that its result was ,e ^ » McNei, ^ «but the initiative has YOUR PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation old child from Lansing school to explained. Come and learn. to come from them lf cou„-cil imposed FOUND: Woman's Chatham Class POBLEMSTO US! ring outside Conrad 10/30. Call typing. MA English degree. home in Ann Arbor on The Dept. of Geography presents g°°Bailey residents have since organized an associations it would seem to defeat the purpose " MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. weekends. Reimbursement Scott, 351-8058. C-3-11-8 C-11-30 . negotiable. Call Ms. Skubick, "Colloquium 73" at 11:30 a.m. association that hopes to participate actively in 581(1 the **°ciations a* good when the I 1016 E. Mount Hope REWARD FOR lost tan and grey 373-0108 or 373-0109. 8 11-9 today in 409 Natural Science Bldg. Georg Borgstrom will speak on his city policy before that "crisis stage." The association has proposed that the Planning j*0^ Brother. 1>utiate «■". otherwise, "we d have Big I Just east of puppy. Four-month-old PROFESSIONAL IBM typing rccvnt visits to Southeast Asia and .... J South Penn., Lansing Shepherd-Collie. Call 351-7587. (Pica-Elite). 11 years experience. ATTENTION ARTISTS current research. Commission include neighborhood residents in Polomsky said the desire for the association is so i^Pomtments available 3-11-7 SANDI, 339-8934. C-11-30 a CRAFTSMAN its upcoming Bailey area study and seek resident strong ,n toe c,ty council would not have to Tn Monday The MSU Sailing Club will meet at through Saturday WANTED ARTISTIC items for input at several points in the study. I Hours 8 to 6 FOUND: Key chain with two keys. GENERAL TYPING for college exclusive retail Art Shoppe. For : 30 tonight in 35 Union. Anyone Sharp said that while greater council - citizen There br»inPower in the neighborhoods to pree Parking interested in the New Years' trip to Woodmere Avenue. Call students by experienced typist. details Call Mrs. Keller, 349-2295, New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl, communication is needed, council has been organize, he said. "And once they start clip and save Identify, 332-6416. C-3-11-6 Phone Peggy, 393-7184. 5-11-8 after 5 p.m. 5-11-6 come and talk, to Pat Walker. successful in seeking residents' input. organizing they U snowball. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 6, | Generic By SUSAN BURZYNSKI drug substitution prescription container with the He also called the price sou patient's history or needs. Joseph Tuchinsky, director State News Staff Writer name of the medication. However, Jondahl said that posting a "consumer hoax." of the Public Interest Research As a consumer, you may be Under the bill, the the bill allows a doctor to write Group in Michigan, said, paying much more for a brand pharmacist would also be "do not substitute" on any "Posting the prices of 100 "We're in support of Jondahl's name prescription drug than required to post the selling prescription when he feels the drugs would be deceptive and objectives, but we want to be you would pay if you could price of the 100 most generic substitution would not grossly incomplete," he said. certain the law that is passed buy a substitute "generic" prescribed drugs at each be p« medically effective for will contain certain provisions drug, state Rep. H. Lynn counter where prescription the P^'ent as the brand name The Michigan Consumer which will benefit the Jondahl, D - East Lansing, says. drufp are sold. drug. Council in June rejected consumer." Michigan law now requires Jondahl said this would support of generic substitution that any prescription written allow the consumer to Robert H. of prescription drugs. Polly Linda Grossman of the Smith, of the be filled exactly as prescribed. comparatively shop for Michigan Pharmaceutical Assn. Gibson, chairwoman of the Michigan Citizens Lobby said Thus, if a doctor prescribes a prescription drugs. which is the state professional council, said the motion was thelobby supports the brand name drug, the Two public hearings have defeated because the council substitution bill because it is society of pharmacists, said the pharmacist must give the been held on the bill and it is designed to save consumers association is in support of was not sure the saving would consumer the brand name drug now before the Committee on money by creating competition another House bill which be passed on to the consumer. even though its generic Agriculture and Consumer would repeal the among manufacturers. substitute may be much Affairs. A similar bill has been Jondahl said, however, the antisubstitution law now in cheaper, Jondahl said. introduced in the Senate by council's One federal official, Alan effect, but does not favor the vote was strictly Jondahl has introduced a bill Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley, R-Ann Hoeting, of the Food and Drug particulars of Jondahl's bill. partisan. in the Michigan House which Arbor. Administration, told the Gov. Milliken, in his special would allow generic The price range among drugs consumers council last spring Smith said the association message on consumerism 10 substitution of prescription is "immense," said Jondahl. He the FDA does not believe there thinks the formulary days ago supported the idea of drugs. cited an example of one brand is any difference in quality commission, proposed by the generic substitution but did House create a Bill 4 593 Michigan Drug would name the drug costing $28.74 and generic drug costing $9.65 bill would be "unworkable not specifically support the between generic and brand Name games on the shelf and impractical." Jondahl bill. name drugs. Equivalency Commission in the for the same amount and Dept. of Public Health which content. would prepare a formulary of Though consumer groups drugs with their generic, or chemical names. and pharmacists are among largest supporters of the bill, the CAN YOU HACK IT? The commission, consisting opposition has been voiced by of nine members appointed by the large pharmaceutical 3 HOUR APTITUDE EXAM the governor and approved by manufacturers. the Senate . would determine 4 HOUR PHYSICAL Jondahl said the five largest if the generic drugs were pharmaceutical manufacturers therapeutically equivalent to now hold 35 per cent of the RIGOROUS 18 MONTHS TRAINING PROGRAM the specified brand name domestic market. drugs. A STEADY 6.5 G's AT MACH 1.6 If the pharmacist receives a H. James Starr, of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers prescription for which there is a generic equivalent he could Assn., reported to the Michigan A NIGHT INSTRUMENT APPROACH substitute the equivalent drug Consumer Council last spring for the brand name drug, that the drug equivalency TO A RAINSWEPT SPOT passing on the savings in cost commission proposed by the to the consumer. Jondahl-Forbes bill would not ON A CARRIER DECK Any pharmacist not provide the resources or complying with the law would expertise to test and monitor be guilty of a misdemeanor. the quality control of The bill, sponsored by manufacturers. If you think you can hack it it, then you're Jondahl and Rep. Joseph He also contended the Forbes, D-Oak Park, would commission would not have one in five hundred and I've got something also require labeling the enough information about the for you. PASSPORT See me Randy Hotton today at the Navy 117 Gunson St, t lans. 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